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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-20
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

The President has appointed Michael Mus
postmaster tor the city Of New Orleans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-22
"BoIf Ne. 1000.

Csdy 4 Burgess srt0 J.hns; 10 q published
anonymously The sgtaor has thus inflated the
example OF Numerous writers vto. fos vsriou,
reasons. preferred 20 rens'n " anknosn"-ior a
while At least lls have read the box through
snd very attentve,y. snd can bear testimony 70 Is
great ability. and the sounancss Of rs sentiments
The Mosaic Coda 5 demonstrated u be Demo
cratic not according % the spurious Democracy OF
the present day bat ssrecab.y 70 Democracy s,i,
exists DO tie Divine mind and IN the mind Of dis
Interested patriots The essay isAverv shleone
well adapted SIS Goblet used to SAY for fitak,sg
people. and no iAir-minded and inteuisen, -e.s.r
csn rise from the perussl Of It without HIGHER
appreciation Of the Mosaic Code, snd true Dem.
ocratic Principles
y"THE HisroRr oy PE>DESSis HIS Fortune,
sud M.'ortuoes His Friends ard HIS Greatest
Enemy - ". NJ THAcSESAr" Part l. lula.
t-ated. hss jar been i,sued by the Hsrpe.-
Dipping into It slightly. It seems IS though there
vas some hgm0r la the idea OF it. and Il there u.s.
Tbsckersy IS toe very -.n lsi.cc Hook Is dead 70
bring II out
" ZeSDEss "ALN,>.cH FSaScAIs' and
amount OF useful information, which Will be sppre-
ciatel by French residents IN this country. and by
all who are curious In statistical details A copy OF
the Constitution OF he French Republic j. found
IN the Supplement, both ia the French and
English Languages. It will be convenient As
reference, if the Constitution ouiives the
Almanac which from present appearance il.
ltr A ,..FE
Is likely % be Of more permanent value
Sold at al Broadway. X.
~ Mc.srs. Syringe n Townsend have issued
a chesp edition Of "ABERSErHrs FAMILY PnY.
sicAS. with an Appendix, on the treatmen, OF
Cholera b. D. Mccormick. The best thing in
the book IS the closing sentence -" rhere 10 no
disease mider in rs first stack than Cholera
none more frightiui and fatal If neglected Like
a hsy-rick on fire. a. It's outset a grasp Of the
hand may extinguish III neglected. few moments
destruction is inevitable.
" We have received from A ;. Bsrnes h Co
81 John 81 the seventh edition OF BROOSs's
FIRST LESSON II LATIN, work which hss %
tanned high reputation among eminent teachers
beginners ia that language.
"" TEMPERANCE METHOD oF TREArIsG
EPIDEMIC CHOLERA advocates the use of sconite,
aniimoniaI tartar camphor, ipecsc, blood root
serasmm. aud the lac IA the primary stages and
blood letting alter the occurrences OF collapse
Doctors will differ.
~ 'THs SrANisH TEACHER A>D CoLLoeUr,L
PliRAsr Book Is the title OF little volume dess ncd
an easy method OF acquiring knowledge OF the sp-n.
i-h language by fRANcis BurLEs Teacher and trans.
lator Of languages, POS Wsterst
~ The ADDRESS TO me CHlLDRSs on
R,>oALLs ISLAND. July =, oy SIMON DRAPER
IS Published or gratuitous distribution. Itnsf
ieciionAte and paternsl
~ Lea BlAnchsrd. cheap edition Of DA.
WD CoPPERTiELD is sold by q Putnam. l55
Broadway, and d. printed on iaIr type aud decent
sh paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-22
A bunker W hig.

We find the following IN yesterdays Express
We take the opportunity 10 express the opinion mar
The Bunkers perfectly night In refusing 70 Inske
the Slavery question test OF man ieaty OF "ytiy
n his psrty When come Southern h0tbeads, ia I54I,
,,tsnnt.d Ia reject Edward kveretts nomination as
Minister TO Eng and because he had expressed some
Anti Slavery opinions we did not hesitate 70 express
he opinion that the Union was not worm preserving
A. such sacrifice and certainly prlnclpie thht We
have csDteDded for in behalf of the North, we Oueht
sever TO hesitate in extending to the South
What has Mr. Evcretts former Anti-Slavery
sentiments 10 do with the question between the
Hunkers and Barnburners Of ls4g He Is under
GOOD 20 have expressed an abstract idea that Sa-
very was al evil. so has Mr.. Clay, from l795 and
downward Mr. Calhoun and Mr.. McDuiie, on
the contrary teach their disciples that &c IL the
corner stone Of our republican institutions
The question which divides the Hunkers and
Bsrnburners is not whether Slavery is an evil
nor whether it ought not to be extended to tern
tries now free neither is It whether the people
Of this State are Of one mind on these matters
They cordially agree Oh these points. But the
Baukers are OF opinion that, although public sen
iiment is adverse to the extension OF Slavery to
territories now free. and although they themselves
are also opposed to it, yet that declaration oil
TIER principles IN favor of "No more Slave
States would effectualy bar their return to pow
err they therefore prefer TO sacrifice principle
and 10 unite with the advocates OF More slave
States, avowedly as mere fact'on, aud as their
only means Of recovering the possession OF the
official patronage of the Union. This they o.
under the bypocrtical name Of " Democrats, and
the Express, after stating their case, adds " that
the Hunkers ,eere perfectly rght.
Parties are founded on principle factions are
not; men Of principle will be ms ready to avo~ II
in federal contest in that for the mastery IN
State. They will adhere TO principle, and keep
steadily on their course, taking place and Powe'
IS an accident but never at the sacrifice OF the
public good, under the cloak of a nominal patriot
ism
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-22
Posf-Onice lnefnciency.

Nix. GRkELEI Can you tell what Is the mat
ter with the Post Ofhce arrangement In New England
That there Is cGlpsble Encouragement souew where l.
evident For the past week have received several
letters that mailed ~ Bellows Falls, VI and IL
every instance they have been teS days in coming and
my letters In snswer have been IS long In reaching
their destination, as Is shown by the postnsrks Now
this town can be reached Ia twenty hours uave from
NswYofk via Boston. aud in about the same time via
New.Hsven snd Springfield, but II takes Uncle Ssm'
svenyaeo A01ysto convey letter The same distance
Il hi. TO be borne in silence Let the people speak
relate their experience In this matter, and demsns
reform Yours. &c, LAMBDA
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...ov,,, Board Of Health -. TUESDAY. Aug q

Douns the last "a hours there have been report
q 70 hi, Office II des,hs by epidemic Cholera VIZ
snr Kelly Franklin place Robert C. Folser StaD'on
4 Francis Moran, Coiumbis-st j. AcOrain' haiD''.
,os.sveDue Mrs Ashley, PesT!sti John GINNING sn0
Jae Delanantz. Hospital Caibsrne schloPef' A'ah'
t,si George schloper, do Christina henn' 90 B
y.rgsret Mitchell Fulton avenue.
C.. J GooDRIcIs. Health Physician.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-22

DsArH OF J0sHUA FORNAS.-Few men were
more distinguished in this State, from about lsoo
t les3 or better known for their intelligence and en-
ierpnse, than Joshua Formsn, OF Onoadsgs Hollow
who died on the ih inst 81 kutheriordton, North
Carolina In the 72d year Of his See Judge Formsn
Win Ais friend Judge Geddes one OF the projectors
Of the Erie CSnsl lie was. also the founder Of the
new City OF Syracuse We knew bin IN bis early man
hood-westny and hoaored-s public spirited citizen,
accomplished gentleman, and q kind smiAoie man
Albany Evening journal, lsn.
Was be not also the protector Of Van BureEs Safety
Fund which be ouilivsdfl
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Prosress of the Cholera.

BosroN, Tuesday, Aug. PPM.
TIE report OF Cholera to-day is more favorable,
Il being deaths, OF whom wero Americans ana .
PITTSBURGH, Tuesday, Aug q.
There have been 4 deaths from Cholera at bh-
nirghsn since last report, and ! At Pipetown
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-22
~ TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
Arrest Of an Escaped Convict.

BOSTON, iH'sShJi HHt
The rogue Phillips. who made his escape from
~ STATE Prison In May last by tumbiing the Warden
- sand p while searching for treasure was recap
led IN this city this morning. lie has been on hsn'
=, cruise since his escape.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-22

PfTTsBUH0H, Iuesdhyi rug II
Al, Ginning. chief Clerk OF Messrs. LYON,
nj. A Co committed suicide by hanging himself to
I'd post last evening He leaves young and inter
,.sIng family No cause assigned tor the set Ihe
pivsT Ia. risen inches since the rains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-22

THt KELLY GUAKDs.-Those young men who
had been arrested the charge of rotns In Jersey
City, on late target excursion were brough, up this
day before Judge Green, Court OF oyer and Terminer
At Berger n J.
True bills have been found against the six young men
under arrest and Capt. Peraz and Mr. Iyndal, who
have been at large bail The trial was not howev
en- proceeded with application ON affidavit being
made by Messs Benily aud Wright counsel for the
defendens sccoun, Of the absence Of material wit
Ossses ltwas postponed until the mex, term which
will open the second Tuesday in November. The
bail Tor the ak young men was lowered from $1,000 IL
$500. They NOT up TO the present, baled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-22

CHOLERA on BOARD The LIVERPOOL PAcKtT
OxyoAp-There have been - cases OF Cholera on
board the ship Oxford among the passengers and sea
men In "a OF which the patients have recovered leSV'
Ing the number OF deaths 81 intending two sesmen' GIL
which occurred from the I'd to the 9Th inst Since then
there has not been single case.
The ship Jersey. from Liverpool, arrived yesterday
Lost ten persons by Cholera during the voyage.
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NFW-YORK TRIBUNE.
uos,d Of HeaIth...Tvr.pAY, Aug 2

Board OF ftehit"'ss' A~T'~N'i ~ -
Or. GErH, the resident Physician reports 20 new
s.o Cbolera and 30 deaths as having occurred since
reno, Of yesterday returned in the following order:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-22

DIAIHs NEw-OKLEANs.-The BulefiR OF the
lOth inst states the deaths there for the four weeks
ending 3O,h Juns query, July at 500. of whom s27
were BY Cholers and two by "strangulston by hang
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-22

.ysTY LARGE PAPER FOR The COJN a p-y
49, s,fs,L4g Morning me iOw prc- oi " PER
- hi .ovsuc. Eghl copies fDr 50, or IA rniy COP -
80 s6dre,s 0rt s.. and ihe paper o % cas- e'l"l''
ov-1s - 80 ~tirr itis paid.
'eJoh- 40 GHyFLFY = nlELKATH. FUtrsnefs-
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ORPsAS AsyLUN.-rne following letter was re-
osiyed this morning by o. follet from Thurlow
Weed, Esq OF Albany. We take pleasure in chroni.
ehng such sets OF disnterestcd oenevoence:
ALBANY Aux p 1919 Deoy Sv-i see by he Clsrel1nd
Herald that you are making efforts 10 establish a. san
dusky asylum for children tereaved Of heir parents
~ The Pesn-nce Of whose ravages among you We have
heard such appalling accounts I want 20 scd my mite
10 this lslosbe charity lnclosed 10 my check for 49,
which 5egyoa will sppAed TO ne object ndieaied
Very truly YOURS THCRLOW WEED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-22

CsoLIRA ABArISG AT SAUr SIX. MAgiE.-Let'
Anighl from saut Ste. Marie, which state that IRON
tnersdsy OF Last week up sunday st noon there bad
been but one OF Choers and that not fatal gen
a opinion prevailed that the disease had almost total
scated Al that place Confidence being restored,
sna oasiasss began 10 revive lDesrot Bulletin, l7th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-22

~ Cafifornfa sub-Marine MisiaG Company
81 New. y eFk.-Ths Company 10 nov 0rTsnifcy 81
IS Merchants Exchsnge, lrder hs ofsbis susplees ~
Attention of enterpnss add capital 70 syi<d The Con-
psuy snoy advantages which be shxred Dy ob~rs
saI{ 2wlslp- J. RCTHER1ORD woosTER CO.
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idea HesAd, 2Drh

~ Application will be made % the ness Lssis
and lersev Ctv under one sct Of Kcorp<vrcn. % b,
named he acity Of Jsrsey TO Be @lrded into
Wards the ofsc~rs be Mayor, Alderman, Recorder
Controller Street Com missioner, &c Newark Adv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-22

Ffssr VtsssL fROn TAR KgssEBgc fOn CaLI.
yossia-1he new bark -srsh Moers, NJ tOns Capt
sesmnon. called from this port Tor cs.fornis. "a to
i3tn met Her crew and P.sssnsen nsmoer - soD'
The bark built AZ g-"-i5oro' 10 coppsfsi nd
copper fsss>Dec Her freight eomprses II hopse-
frames doors ssshss door and ~tsdow frames sssr@iy
oflumser, bricks, p.iBts, srDcstonss hardware. nss
machinery, yirsinis coal wooden we're 10 eN~. cnck
stoves shingles oiled foDr cloths, fsrntbre DDS
and teedinx one two shceed chslse. fsstners. nat
trss.e- Be &c She carries deck losi u lumber,
and !. vel stted for safe and prosperous vfysxe--
success ~ hsr BAN, Me- Trosne.
Az AsEiyAL o. GoLD.-Mr. 3. Y. Williams,
and his partner Mr. Webster. arrived In his city ga
Friday from California having In their Possession sorns
$4,000 lump and gram gold the product a ihelf
ant thrift They have proceeded with their ue.ssfe
- Philadelphia, 70 MAKE deposit ~ u 10 the niDt 10
th.r Infection 70 invest the money and return - n
Dorado for smother load. Mr. Williams bss boa 30.
sent from home ess than zine Mouths Tn~ sisrt a
ne vmptng pine oecasioned pretty slrong symptons
u fever 10 number " young men. AMI i pro-
able that several will BE- induced 20 follow bic rs.mP-
We noticed specinen IN the possession VI ~. '"
veg hing I've ounces and worth ~
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,.w.yoRK wFDNR.D., MORNING, AUGUST III 1919

useful and even profitable emP'oynent-for instance.
. surgeon. 20 perhaps scnooim s'ier bat, irum
,h. = entity Id hitting that particular SPOT arI t.e
great ab.t--e. 10 the Of certain 10 10 -
once frankly and honestly stated. that the hr hands
are r1t wanted the Jrted states under any clr-u-
.rsnr.s uhstsver. zrd % s1c1 being here y rrccra
u@nde1 return ~ once o. th-lr natiFe srcres-or De-
n DO their European homes, not = cross tie Atlantic
~ th- pu~poss n seeking success here ~ ters XII
rof b found
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~ "A MASUAL YOR EnIGRAsTs, BY {
Wlss, NJ. Recior-st. Emigrsnt OHce,l ss sea
sonsble and excellent little publication. Il should
be in the hands Of al who propose 70 seek their
fortunes IN America. or who are expecting friends
from the old country. Ii gives variety OF 10
strUcton on the present state Of society and It's
requirements here as to labor, the means OF pro
curing employment, the transaction OF basine"
and other topics of interest to a. immigrants AZ
irving at this other Atlantic ports IN the " eat
ern world The suthor has had abundant opPor-
tanites for sAiniog reliable inform ation, having
fJr many wears performed the duties Of SaPerin-
tendeni TO the British Protective Emisrsnt socie-
~ OF New York and be has made q jldicious
practical use Of his materials in the pamphlet be-
fore as The following statement presents views
thsthave been urgently pat forth in TIE Tribune
Dat " hich cannot De repeated too often
The peculiar position that America holds. In
relation TO European nations 10 which msy oe cor
psreG without exsggersuon 70 hat OF srsaf ha7gH
safy rdlrt and for certain descriptions OF labor, so
.-oris undoubtedly large snd magnificent n-lf open
% such IS can or will perform 10 hecnanis or hand
cr.ftnen of certain oescry tons-fsrmers, lsoorers
and healthy sctve girls, from i - =, are "hAi IL
most required IN the Hti0r and IN some one Or other
u the Western states such are positively certain Of
gaining bresd If not something very substantial oe-
sides People Of this stamp II they only conduct Them
selves rel OF getting on, and Of saving some
thing handsome fer scxaess or cd d-Ye But America
dos no' require another class Of people 70 whom tnis
little manual Is particularly directed; we mean gentle
men Win rAfts hasds and courLy style. professional
men small racesmen, without cspita.) snoFmen
clerks, teschers, commercial agents literary gentle
men &c, &c they WILL here Be IN competition With
sn already redundant supply Of such uen, citizens
bora with whom competition 10 useless and with
whom the foreigner, ~ rHs, cannot successfully
struggle against Srl Il may oe questioned bat what
sore few may, IL tse Of Tie lar Nest end
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

U.,okN DALI rEIBUSE u rCsLishsD
ISL .-rsy yoKSlsG tsUSDAys ExcEPTED)
rrsua, "oss.'s RI. c s f n"
s''..t ~ civ SUBSCRIBERS for IL I - Ceno p-f
- xher they prefer, lhey can pay 10 ADVANCE -
80 fr ar months or year Al the sane rse o.b-
- Ve.s - csnt. Mai. Subscribers five Dollars pr
gse0 \, .6v.ree subscn prOns taksn for an nonlns
.,.,.s uonib.si 8 Three Dolsrsi advance REQUIRED
f1t1,set.~g.. win County Ne~spApers Daily pap-f
A. - agee whose terms are hi Rher han Hose
-. ~ - are not allow "a sny difference
inserted 10 mis- paper appear Dom u
$500 AID Evening Eduons
THE SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Sssisbe4 every Hss--1., sne =. ost-'S's o''Di-''
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y" Ter DExooRAcr OF CsRIsTIAsIrT,' 10
The. title Of BOOK ias. Published and .ori sale BY
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n We have received from Phillips, Ssmpson
4 Co Of Boston, the second Volume Of their eie-
zsut Library edition Of HC~Es HisroRY %
ESGLAsD. of which ne have already given =
favorable notice. The Qasker-like nest1es' o.
rs typography and the evident care aud accuracy
Of rs proof reading, make il worthy Of place on
the shelves Of the amateur. We are happy T.
perceive tina. the same entsrPrslng house pro-
pose 70 bring out "a illustrated edition Of Shake
pere. which is intended 70 Be Sithou, rival 10
-thi. country. for the beauty aHd splendor with
which the works Of the great dramstlst are pre-
,ented 20 the public. Tire work Is to De issued
10 numbers az % cents each, Of which the frst
will appear on the ln Of September, 70 be FOL
Owed by regular semi monthly issues until the
whole is completed. r
y Ter DExOcRAcY OF CsRIsTiASITI," 10
the title Of book las. pas isoed and or, sale BY
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.,xrU-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

rTrTV f'1I7""'"'F
y a. oef snnsm. Two copies Tor -
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~ BLAcKwooD's MAoAzIsE' for August is
lust issued by Leonard Scott 4 Co. The s-ticle
On . Charles Lamb Is a forced and lake~Arm ex-
prs.sion OF attachment 70 thxt inimirable humor-
i,, bu, written chiefly. 1t woad seem Tor the P1r-
pose Of making farrive attack on bis bogrspher
Sergeant Talsoard- 1t charges him with al man
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sA Joh., ssunor- TN from oeho Roe. reports. os
e. so ons e. BOARDED b. iron ship Alegesry
Nofa. a. o. out non Nof.esns. 10 want Ct oe~L'
we suc~ efuo hip q lsi Cd ron Ne~ of-sls f m
pi T4e sh9 Ashaay Notsvs ol rtassThs a' st Al New
oi<sns tie soa sept Ana hat Po TIE iss 1s,
ors s. rsE oftse GLANDS gssAs.. packet - Nors
s.s a.ac a. Looien
oiis ara e. q 81 sus CO o,s s,ssas IN be.ou o
0-soe. ssso4t
os csr. 81 s,o Mole. sus K1sAi Prescott IN sos
o. ilf Jsr~mls
osts. sfl an - seaai.i s,Ag ssndns ssW, shows
sAns SEQ eNrcsrs. soull dl.s.ssf hsf
oI - NNhoss Moe t-lfrg NNk distant Il nes sh IT, g.
- Pot AZ frrc-.
~, atssss &c IN, 'clr Mara rssssa fr sasn 'o Do
n 6arl.
81 Oa = q. srg Hars,. .u cha,s,eu is' Nee
laa
oltls se "a oa a a. esss.s b. sh1 soAcoisc. h-c-
Nodas Ac. Soasfsfo Key, bg Ssish Btosu, ~ Mon Co
No<a, o. ~ a. io.i s-hoss Ora - KEY,
sf-a.f n~-f hss-os ship Mlsn. a. Nof.eans
os h s. IN a eais tsesssh Croker from sNori 6r nor
v .s,. $50 Jon q 20 Wave L.asi fro-
y 4 90 Sea-.
rtanssion >Orsscs
ia Let, istSI ss i srs JosePs from for sss
a. isknf
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E Iae, hsuc. 81 Wss s6h snconlsfei tssf Ss-'
. A.. so,,se badly and ~ou have 70 - discharged
Biz lss Thomson siruct o. ishtunt N ssrismpei
a., A. ~Ot,ars ssd ws.rjo-i % the amount % 81 so
sk Lisbon ADD iron Nsspott whh suved a. hsFnra %
- ~ a~tfes.. - ispoftsd % hsss been conc-mn-d
Meleoms Return. al Lynn lfh. tom fta1. phs ssa O.
~. t.-n shoonsr SPIT Boston fh on ~ loh
-. csm> ~ ~thoui tsmsee sit-r tschffsr- dek oAi
W Housion rfovtsiCs lsh. from ihitde Faa was
fs~uctet eat ihs bulge nc sds enough i2i 80
fs.s thIuugh ..
S.t Hamona a. Bosioa am fisdelQb-. os ons boat -
tl.,.u nau.sl. 10 ard torsai snt cameo s~ss tseis
b. trx sshsh Porter Roeou ifom Ran he, stpef-n-
...rs weather on n. coast Tor he psstlh isys
T.. .shf Orslca Goucesf Nus before reported garages ~
,rs qut Of .oa Heof repaired a. tast ho..on 81
a. sls.n.s sis lsasi al - Gl'v,esei Aiiu-
fshios oscs
he aader-rer. settles s ne ssvo's q scht Ira -se
ihs rtn.s-c 20 Tie @tsni 90 ,'
At okucs.sf M-fral lnsursrcs tncs
Mdas q oOueessr sach Nsnt sshs-e Al aa'oo NJ
D-.. h.. b~es got cso damage siats1
cargo fts hss beer sAF-t to 0oa
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Wkaierr.

-.f - Cant LEWIS o. hsk Chsst'n fsCsei o. Ne- S--
vi .,cs. her rss ch-e -snt Mreh$ ~ - 80 -
a. a. IS. 80 F.R wl.l Alsl ssse ?. ys.' Of os Nss
= o. re- aSt 49, t-et. - a.. ..- - So. -.
sstes 81 csps Mssts o. shir Dsui- Wsoef NAaiucs-t
Az hg- % s s. est~ssa ne =.
- scfasl-Havsst Ixs N.ntasas ito IL shson hiel
p ~ ~ Man >saf so % Rs1 o. h'1shiea 90 10
srtr.sa sorssi.nssr so - CatsNhs S~sn 81 ef
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40. sos BROADWAY. third door above Niolo's ysi
den Mr. 81 has the pleasure OF .nno1nelns 20 ~
bscrioers and he public that tbs Gymnssiun $ a. az
open for their visits Probing Dy The cneom'lssncs s
I've ATE kfe he hss extended hi. premises ron ofosa
way through 10 Ceoshy-s so that the Gymnasium nos
form. hall 40 feet long n feet broad and eei nlgn
.tis well lighted and vsnulated on a. sces ~ !. vi
dows and is without doubt th- l.fgv.' sna HOs' Gun
nodiOu. place OF the snG 10 the United sIstss 49,.
Mf. " hss separate classes. for Rennenen aces
yocuE ladies' and boys To he ladies' classes son-eHei
ar admitted
NJ ? Moursu'a. who Is h4 only Professor o. Oynaas
&c. 10 York, rorducts bis classes alter ne .nr
prscrs-d 10 re Norma Gymnasium IL rafs h..ilk
80 f,r may ve.r. 1.cforina les and ooys schools
N fhis city sni si-v FOR years ~ ne lnsl-ol
pr John Rich IN Crotbyst be j. vel snow .s sc
c.sful TEACHER Psrent. G.src's1- Ieseners srd O-h
een OF b. he-4ca Procession, are f-sPecs4J nv 70
% visit bis Gy rns. Grc witness ne Posf-s' o ~
pupils 1 tie acquisition Of that beam ane sof Oi ~
bodg hich uot 90 Insure security ss-rsi disease snc
perror. dsngef ou, are aoso1,-v necessary 20 ne u
development o: ta- m~nizl po%-rs ,-..c - -rv
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