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The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06

klss fsF Spmstkiag = fhaassnds or nen hfeafhe. move aDd liss--psss If the stsge af iis amd Msa ef gossi in Inc world and nose ssse tissf hf &hes none soad peiat o them ns the iseisnmeaKs uf iIietr redemption pot liaa they wrote, sat wnf.i iher spoke cealst be Iscassl. sad 70 lley paaie. fisef light weni oat n daskness. and lhssy wese ua 9e- nesnheFed more tbaa Joe insecisaf yese1dars $ 10 you thus lilse aAai die. lnan iinm0fiafs lEA fax sosnsthng. Dn gosa and isNe4 h1sin,l Yas asa1s1& meat of virtue thatshs sius bilna eals nesef Ae
 sjsays Malis yans name M kihabeae. kaea ANa mercy on tbs heaKss ef the thp1tapds yau eozbe VI eoRiarl wilh yeas by year and ygn Nsii hes3f ha iegihls ca ie healis yen lsare hehss, " fs slass 8n ihs bfex At ssedin9 Gn9d deeas nilf shss ~ bslgl'tiy oa the earth as ths stars oi hsassn.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06

k5- In passing through spsae of she fBe moa61s1n scenery of Pennsy ansa. N is szid tk1f ep4 ef (1n. TsyioTs admirefs sskrs iim if he hsa 41 TT Nstursl Bftge ef Visxini.s IT. ~ <I1l T ingson ' rspsieJ. ia th< Y ko6 - SS 1i<sf psosoiype. tAai he had aoks< < I{1>4Sk W for many ysafa, and she bs1 Ill ~ - U
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06

et- A remarkable cireamstsnee fn connection with the cholera in Europe, is-tsat Birmingham in England Berlin ia Prussia, and Lyons in France, have al entirely escaped 1t. although nslghbosiHg abstracts have suffered severely. These three are manufacturing places. and the suggestion has been mooted that the absence of ozoae in the al- mosphere ip the of the disease, and ozone is produced by combustion, it Is asked, can the im- munily be owing 10 ths constant action of tue lighted fHFnaersi
 u Is also mentianed that at a village in Prussia, the cholera was ragiag very severely. when tensige fire broke oat. which destoyed large DOT ton of the village. In the a,ist of this fire three patients obliged to be carried from their beds into the street All of then recovered sad aot siagc ease occurred subsequently. At the same time it may be rensrked, tAat a this nsiaaee the cessation of the disease may probably bs sttribHtsd to the sudden impulse given 10 the menal energies
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06

Protest sgaiast Bishop Onderaoak's Restorafioa. The ,sinotlty Ia the New Yosk Episeepai Convea- ton have entered solemn protest sga,sist the iesio- ration of Bishop Orlerdonk. because the suspended Bishop ls stii moee unworthy sf hls fofmeT office than he was when he suspended lso,a H. tor the reason ihat he persists in dvaying what has been clearly psosed against hin, and msnitesis sings oi repentance ios inc sgross immoraaty''o oi whseh he stands convicted.
 The for his restoration seems 10 be that 1t k trcoareSieat to be without bishop. Bat ;hs question ainsss whether ii Moad not De a greater inconvenience 10 have man n she Bashcpnck who does things that m the Apostles language, mot ccnseDient."--M Louis 0sgas.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06

The Psaet Tads-scme idea of the magnitude oi the trade in peaches ih the city ei New York may be ofmed iscm the fact that single steamboat brought i5.0oO baskets 10 the city in one week. The baskets sell, on an average, for seventy eeats piece.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06

D X httie boy seeing drunken man piostra.s before the deer of dosgery. opened the doos, as., paitsng ia bis head, said ls the prspf,etos, Ss, here, neighbor, your sign has faliel down.''
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06
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 At secest sitting ef the fasis n <azzsss Eae
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The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06
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The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06
TEfENTs non 1TVEKI

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 H4 N66a1xFsa afV Bn1fA1 Fixa3 to aef as hAt 4EeNz4 eNe wiE FesalA fn rsk eSat ~ a'f n6ae tes ExS4
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06

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The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06

PsosPsriiy efat CoaHtry under iAs Tayi4 af ISa6. 4-e Preniiee." the intelligent and Feis4hie NJ Tagk correspondent of slse Washingtea Union, has Ias@ nlshed tatie for that pspes. sbowiBg Inc numhss afi capital aF institwsions ehsssEfe ia MaasAeha- sesss. exclusive ot Baaas. isom tsss lo Ie4s Eass total capital ehartesed within tiat period fsltirieets yesrsl hAs been $l35 555 s0a. The wfilrr sl.ow.. by this table, that than half has been called ksf ia the last five years. whsn the fsderal guyet
 tnent, as well the ely 0 bostof. has been large bofreEsr. Nothing hke this demand fsf capital has takeg place in other sertiots, snd the eoaseaaene- ts essnp@afive scarcity of floating eapiiai s iss- t0Hs II Wiil he observed (is eeuifnaes as insiiea- llye eE the influence of general prosperity apea nanatartufes, tsst in the fss year Of the ollsrau os tias taFIH of ls42, osiy $l00.eoe capasal was Efansed Tor nannf4ciaFiAg purposes. h sEle first year cl tlatol iSa6, which was o have been SO sse stfetive to it's interests, j697 0U0 was aranfed
 al IS 10 say .in the three ifst sea ef he thfi oi lst2. Il, 0ao Was applied aa BaealaetaflAg pnry pnses ln the thrwe 6sst years oi Hat Of the yea le56. %ga, ,tSs.00 2 wss So appsaeA Which iarslF tas had the gseAtest isAavHee in psemetiRg manu- fAetatesf The Prohls af sif have tl,ieh improved ia iew Weeks tailToad slislasn.ls have very generally incrs ased. Those oG the Erie as an instance. Sso,e0o ior Septembrf, sgains, some S63 90 tn July. s
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06
THE ARKANSAS BANNER Is PUnLIsHED EVERY TUEsDAY.
 vREDERICK s. GARHITT, PnbIisAey.
IERMSr

.oov ans 50 For fkree copies. year, to one address,. 2 O0 For foe copies one year, to one address,. II OO Ear lea copies, one year. to one address. go %
 dF The name of no person will be entered upon our books unless payment be made tn adoaHc<s or assumed by sSme responsible person IA sssts eisy'
 IF Distant subsorIbefs may forward ns money by stter at our expense and at our risk, provided the ,-tmasters receipt be taken and preserved for our nrotecton. ass No deviation from the above terms.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06
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The lew York Jaasnni nF Esi1lhrxs x lS aaalafisl ihal there n1ast bs sepss sFtSE 6a ge Sha dli%ped dressFaliga sf tae fFsssah pssssAelk M ll 4yAses weFs ta NNgAaet tu w4F wgth Any F6a s st Moakl he with slse Uatssa &tGsek alsd sls sf1lfA m ts,,s sitiaed by conversations mif1 aanIIaAlsa rpaFatfx from Paris, likely to kaew ths 9laNe q thS Ffeash Goyrnnisnt. wisa rlais eaa6eAft5 thsa s ks 1ge.w ensertalniag husaiie fesllaes tenus fbIs paoatss. precisiy tlse spPesile l. tfus, hesb af lhe Rgeps gaserWeseat and people lt fea flsai this mlsiA. iermatieh 'sIsaa hsd sa Intlaenee npon thn In,maa and even hpon the diplemaey et ths nlatessssn af Wasilingsems and that i eeaseaaeAee nf lhis uste. Appfslensios, thsy have interpreted ~ dsbssassay resulting laagaaees what Nas Tar sauuNh iresa hasiag eeen v iatsndeh ua ne athsr KsNaAd can SC assderstand how ( wfs@ Admnisis4siaa hhuuid lMvs peFsstsd aaEss Iriy la n isseIs ~ pfoaaee exptesen, wilcis nsst skceNafIly be uwlsfihnats fas all uoneesned fsoan nhat wsAenf af kf pt,.w. sia, we cannot dssbs lhst hs has hees usisAppse- hNadcd n thla na,ser. As ealt as M sss szEi ille Eslls ttsnsa Mlnisssr sf kesiga A ssrs, sesls gf whogns ln ecmnsoR with Mr LlAYten, hss eomraz lively Inexperienced h diplomacy. aad may have assd expressions which inpIel more than they n tSaded. Un tie ether hand. for iha reason above statef thess expressions may Issvs keen construed by Mr, Clayton, as i'apisiag what shsy dld 1os imply Gcrlaiaiy, if he saspectesE that ihs French gesefnfsent was aesSaaw ss gcs ap a war between the iva eoanstiess he was ia no condition ta ss.. terpsst M Ponsssns lang aagu literally aar scarcely even with candef. Hnncn probably tlin nate Issue of the eorrsspenAeacs FASsb~ il from us to desire the Amesteau goveranaent 10 submit taiisey .o am atentonai insast fse'a any quarter; but bs- ieving as ws do. that nene was tnlsnsieei ln the present ease, we slaeeEey rrgFet tiea our gevern- nIent had not invited the French Miaisser epcs mere ie modify his taagaage, lassead uf sct,ag ap iis back aRc ohvtiag him ilis paaspsfta. 4 Ette HaoFe patience miskk lace Yssssafe1 mueA iaeva- ntaieAce."
 This ie thecummsns senss visw that tss A Aasriean peopse wlt takes n spite af ths bxlifcnxs smnux~s ing Of ths s.peees -prallng exKaua. When tt ls moreover barHs ln lisd. that Mir klrss tef at men in the bnioa1 has bssn seal te rsaee at tss sisne ii will be HMiseEssiy regretted that sense cue . iitfie less ''fnexperieneed in dipEomscy- than Mr Gaayton b hot st the head sf the ssate drpafsmsas
 Rhk. Enqsfrsr.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
stitt. Day a. CO.'S Circular.

Pe, Euroral LrurooL Fnda, Evening May IS.
B.ooS-Loas mdi-- from bone alt fa.iern CIV, 81
Long mdfs b H. do 80 ~ Short mde-s Ie- n mho.'
Western as' s7s Short mdies ro M DO 2ss a7 Shoulders do
R,,, Prime Mes. p-rierc- lss PRIME m.s
M-' d', Ordinary and DID, 81 ss's rrm- DO .s
81 EEta l,da Panty &c per is,ee 80 D' s Obs k1 Ia
FINE 90. a. Mssnl se- ga. Ordinary qss 81.
Cs g. Wbss, H. s and Csnsd.n per 20 lb- White sne
mred 81 =. ~ o- %, o. fou We.,en Canal per Dol
Ohio Canadian rs % 43s t' and Canadian Sour
Dry canvas per I5' ios, casss 'n
I.sp-Ert,s 80 and pals. per cw 81. 3's in- 20 ksgs
.n r 3as 81. Gooi DO 53- os Ordinary Mdddhrg 54'
6d a3}.i Inieror and Grease, .t- q 90, =,
OF, a. odp. M.. . S s o. s.. s Pune DO nome
Ro,rs -Auaer and Yellow, pere"t, g oas i4'oi
T.llo~. -rercwt, 81 SIS
T.A-Psfbel ~, ls-ot .,., o-,
Lei, l,d,s per 10 , - S9qd sd & y o,.'9;g 9s
s-nm.d sound ssd 6Hd Kentucky Leaf sAd 81 DO Stem
Tr,r,s1ss ~Roueh per SPIRITS P-r cV, 800 81
AND The only sa-. TO note are bb- Montreal Pot a.
oa literal shracter and the unsr
~ [ A., held drn, Al la;s quotsons ihe opinion gam
e ground imports Of such Tor the season have r'se ard
-por ed of known bra"d- are at previous re' con
siderable has been done Hams DE- ns Of . 4 pei
demand for shoud7fs az ls to ? beo" ast ia
Bsr The better quste. have continued to good e
parcels offering generally INFERIOR fine meets
Coss buess passing has been to he i Ordinary
1 \
with actNe demand l"r lnoan Com AZ an tNe'
| tendency, uote Outstanding heavy arrivals
sn-Tie steady A. last quotations and sales, 70 TAN
extent reported a. uN closing hy or hA7 qA"7'
| Notwithstanding the INCREASING supplies
drmald has teen less active t week, III
| lew sales ,rted
has been passing n Eastern Prime Mes'
Al u prces little Of that qualify fenss "nsd "Nes'
er howe,e accumulate aud dealers operate 'efy ea
| Al irregular prices.
continues 20 meet sieanl othaNu MO sT
| 10 casks at los 81 to lN- 81
RosnI Abs sod al :. % for common Amber up to ll o
fne ,.-
activity and rather lower prc-s have been &C
| the extreme Tor feef9buieh j L
| T.A-to0 tbs American sold al lts 9i
Irnrrsrfss good sod At t 81 10 o' 100 spt
| uss, ,gt 'ttl- .sau, srITT DAY & co.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
Auo
NEW AND SUCCESSFUL mode
= -NChruulc Diseases.
nR c. M. SHANNON

Respectfully announces 20 the ciukens Of NewYok and
Brooklyn that he has taken rooms Al the Globe Hotel
Fuon-st Brooklyn there he VIII remain for few day-
His UNPARALLELED success IN the treatment Of large
i0rv of those which have been regarded
incurahe hv the modern snd fashionable practice
has Induced Linn send forth t. card o. the cied pOr
paret Instructions upward ~ 3oou OF Icnues
.ee Virginia North and south Carolina. Kentucky, lud
ana Ohio aud PcuU-y yyanla-amou. them physicians oi
h sfanllng-and they al bear testimony Ol thrr eafUe
fifrfion he has also ssccerdcd in giving permanent
relief nearly 1900 individuals, ample proof Of which he
adduce.
Of medical research emanaes from author for be be-
ever So versed medical science he would come far. far
short Il 50 Hrrcuean a tack. Dr. has been engaged
1896. IN selecting and purchasing al The popular and
.ecrf remedies hch could be obtained u England. Ire
land Germany and the United States from those persons
who were rmnrnty slccessl. Ia curing " the
following disease. VIZ
~ u ges. IA IIcs ~ J1rafs P4riyfis. Nearlgi1 Spi1i
sTc-fior. Epeysv T00t9e1e. Coufrgcf7Hs = fae " Mc's
Iioak or la.4Inef Eyes. Pie. isihma { CiHoey Ieo
r, sf L.g sInSi.g Fesgle IscIses GsHevai Debty Sc
FOR FULL INSTRUCTIONS.
For the Of the above diseases 80 that those no r
celve them can act III equal efficiency a. himself.
His charge : only Ten Dollars
Dr. : IL furnished with cerftcairs sni recommends
fons from the most intelligent and respect able physicians
and c-zens Of every ace al "ucA lr las naa le Ca
sure OF visiting winch be- vii be- pleased TO eXloi. % the
inspection OF auv who may desire l-
Tie ingredients used almost exc usvey vegetable,
exceedingly simple. and wilma i3e rrseh oi ai- 81
To prove 90 every unpre ltcea mud the superior eff
rscv ~ h rned e and manner 0i treating diseases be-
respectfully refers tie complimentary nOuces OF ul-
ulerous papers which can be examined oy calling a.
Persons al c,es with any Of the above-nsmed diseases,
wold do xei % ca upon Dr. ; ana not errcua r.
iess 81 remuneration wlll De required iof a. -rfFces
'eral encouragement ~ --s' 1e s'-eL ~ - 10 ' ~
m~nied jef lw'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
HOT ELS.
FREHCH's HOTEL

an THE CORNER or FRANkFORT->r and Cry
OHalIsquare opposite The CITY Han and fAh 'hn-
tain was built ard opened by the suhscruer' May J.,
1872 who trusts mat for couvenirncr rsance comfort
snd economy. % cannot he surpassed in me orl i con-
more rooms than a1y other Hoi-i on us O9neat
only. s.I " which warmed zrau- tnry are
a. tted up wiki marh--ioQ wasn-aids Wllcl ar p
pied with Crot0l waller through -lVrr-p aied cocA--
There j. but one ned % me halls AID "slef ''-
every f00r will be li with dlrirg ne rlah-
Til Hotel DO The immediate vicinity Of mercant li-i-
and The principal places % Amusement and onris
-very l4lcemeli tO those who consult con. .re'r' re-
gance ana economy. a. The prices "ll pe sheei ~ M ~
erair 90 suit any portion OF the trafelk lAl lrir =
BARRIERS shop and extensive range OF BAN Rooms
connected herewith The Hotel vi. De conducted or
TIE European plan VI lodging rooms, aud meals A. iiry
may bee ordered "a the spacious and splendid hrcc"ry
Por-rs vii he Up duuug me nrht 90 admit dodgers aud
a-o 10 cal them a. any time ney mas desire AMI n h'
case Will servants be- permitted 10 exact or reeve gi
sites fuivI5fnI r FRENCH
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
poNEGANA's HOTEL,

MUM fF.AT- INNfTf
I'Hk PROPRlkTOkS Of fhs n 0fr. IN returning uflr
beet thanks the beral Patronage al"a received
beg % inform the public that they have completed iheir
Sprng arrangements, ard they VIII soon be enahei 10
carry on teir endid estab slment more favor
able footing than before.
The extensive accommodations oi this Hotel me su-
pe1or Internal arrangements. Us tucomparahle stliion
le bill OF fare. wines baths -arr and Internal deco
ai. combine to make - r-cllary agreeable and
Comfortable for families and pressure travellers as wen as
for 0f business.
And 90 insure prompt and careful attention 70 me wants
and travellers ana residents n this Hotel the fupneiur-
need that they retain the services oi NJ o. r
Pare ~ Superintendent and Mr. Courtney boos-keeper
They also beg say that no-N stand ng Tie supcror-
iy their Holc. their charges are not higher Than nose
oi nfler re-uncfal.e hntels In town. nFll IN
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

n lain remedy for The Cholera, u iaArn ~lta nf-l az
-erked ana n all cases of arrtca dys-ntery. gpHs o
.i bowel. s.. % las never been known Co ail Ils i'
bs t.f srrv here from anadl d. be- having recrs ed
,l r.rr. from All Old English pracunoEtr -o dlf-n
tls Isl Chosa il Molrc44 and oAer parts % NaiAA
,i 49, sine with uurarar lei success AsrrEard-
ne siarrhea feel Il dly which owe the pubic 10 siaie
,bt have tested ts mrr and can say that never unl
m. .i one trial = sufficient o convince Ae f-o>- s-rf
neal The price Is within fhe reach ~ every one ~
Fer ale bv tieorge GaIpu. sor agent IN tAe United
States ofsce ChalAaa-sq 4afe, NtW-ioi Aso a. ~
Pru.pact-.f. BROOKLYN. -- ~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
NO PAINTERS

o1r,.s Csrr.s A4rtrr.r Bo4sn ia- p l-t'
'Ic PAINTERS. Sealed proposals p" ~ hr rec W II f,
ly the subscriber az ils otcr, unN4 June 81 l.i',
O'clock NJ for the labor necessary to paint lAr lcA.e
around The receiving res-ror. a. -lty siAil-sr't' '
have ~ co4is oi paint TIE materials for me same W.
De furnished BY The Croton Aqu-llc- Department ani A
wofA % be done under the direction oi e President u
Proposals 70 be endorsed. Proposals for painting The
fence q fne Receiving Reservoir snf 20 directed 10
ne uAlefs 1lcG. IZLIAH WENMAN.
je5 10 Prcsl4eGs CrolOE Acgduci Board.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
CHOLERA.-TO cITHENs COMO TO TIE

TuOLERA.-TO CITIZENS GOING TO THE
NCOU NrRf f-Portab.e Houses furnished completely
ready be- occupied by families IN q hours The public
sre respectfully Informed that the su3-crbers ready
furu-L re-tencr- complete u q hours after they
ordered The house. being portable may be- lk@n ~ and
located O. any r0ut free from the Ch0iera-~Ael no
.olg wanrd hey may 10 i-w hours be- iake apart ami
stored 10 small space. until again required. They RAY
be- 0 IRE shore ~ a. any in lie country
by and convey The expense Of putting I'd Or
them being bul tntng. they vii be found
ful every sumner, as you may change your Summer
residence yearly The price 5 80 low that persons In
moderate Circumstances possess hey neat
sro1k and durable Cal and examine them
leo lw' GEO. FREEMAN a co. 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
RItNlON AIS.

ID DEnOyAL.-MELVlLLE & co Manufacturing
IL Jewellers have renewed from Little Orcene-s 10 II
Maienaue sars, where they oher tor SALE on iaYor-
able terms large assortment Of Jewelry, &c al tie low
est prices.
\ B-A c0mmodious office 70 et as above; and guam
uy of shelving drawers sc for sale AZ bargain. a7u
crnn CHALLENGE.-Take notice. mat J. b
where y0g can get clothing cleaned, dyed and repaired n
the shortest notice and upon the most asonabe frns BY
NV, I'm J. B. NOAH. 81 Anu-st doors from William.
ENONAI-J HOWARD a SONS offce of the
II steamer Crescent Ciy removed from IS Sol'hst 90
II pr.a.ltv4r t,-.f.fr- irs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

The imports Of Iron, it will be seen, are largely in
advance Of either Of the years sis aud ls47 The i'm
ports this year have been 1920 tons and l6O 03 bun
dies against against 1884 tons and 63645 bundles in
lsi- The imports Of Coffee, Raisins and Tobacco
show decrease, while the imports Of Sugar con
siderably larger.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK....JUNE

ARRIvEp-Br bark Golden Spring Ksyser London - d. mds.
CoOk snahi les passeng-rs
Iatn trg Fortune Lsno Genoa s! Co. marble, &C. fSu's
20 pssseuser
Brg Mary Jane. Na5maud fctou, rs, coal. masisf . -.
sch Esther kIa Wilson. Passport d. ah ans pasief smith
ko,utIn
sshf Tor.n. Isrcy. Easiport Is. lah and plaster
schr Maids Wooster f-spou g. ah snd hsh stufgs 90
Yacht rwli ght new. Johnson, f'fe Island.
WIND Msfli.an, SsE and light.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
LEBANON SPRINGS.

-. --szFsnzzy1 THE BEST ROUTE to this retired
~ and most delightful watering place 70
by the way Of Bridgeport and Tho
HousatOnc Railroad Passengers the Of the New
York and New-Hayen Railroad, leaving ~ Cana-st sis
O'Clock, A. and arrive at the Springs NJ; or ,ake
the evening train which leaves New York ~ 4; O'CLOCK
and arrives IN Bridgeport Al "a stay over night an1 Io
coed by the HOusatOnc ran next day a. 0i, A NJ Ibs
stage arrang gements this line complete and the roe
over the stage drive delightful Fare through q D.
lvy
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
SINGERS CARVING MACHINE

Cnr : one Of t iOi V0Tf IatOf-saFllI nacIUts
that has invented for the ssl century tor Le many
purposes tha intended and has very many advantages
over any other machine l use Il caves wood.
metal stone and glass. II $50 finishes most oi rs "ofA
wifhcu. hand labor For machines aud nights 10 use th@ @
srrIv to tbe underlined 80 the Office OF Messrs A 3
1svior & Co 3 Hasue-st New-lork City, waere a ms
chine and specimens Of lie work uiav be seen
Is Sv,eo3s ISAAC VI SINGER.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
SCHOOLS.


ITO PARENTS AND GUARDiAN-.-Bos Bosfdnt
Il School accommodations be ontalrd l1i o gus
fu Christian family in rtaIrry dlrng me summer
months where AZ the Fngsh brsnches. dra~irg needle
and iaughf the uo-i rea-pnnn-r efh-'
fsprrd fo- soon For farther parculrs address post
paid. Mrs II. FORD. siocshom Mof1s Go. \. :. lr.,
V'O TEACHERS young lsdirs school iof "a
L wifhflmlilrr and everything compeie Win about -
fo - scholars. VII he sod account O.. -e .i''i-
f.er'. i h-sL Arr.v sfrr O'Clock a. -. Bee h-f -
New fora .'c =
IRENCH LANGUAGE. - MISS DELANEl IN
forms The lsd. - of Brsok yu and vicinity ilal se
lessons fie above language. Mtncs-a VI a. S-'eA'
a. her residence. IS Peari-st. Brooklyn MFIV III