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The following proposals will show the ma
ture and character Of the work-Onr Phila-
delphIa friends are requested TO palro,Ize 1t
We authorisc. and request, our agent In that
city, Mr.. Charles Leveck to receive subscrlp-
lions


" PRoPos AIS, for publishing by subscrip
ton, The History of the Newly ork Afri an
Free Schools, from their establish ent in
1877, to the present time embracing period
OF more than forty years ALSO Brief Ac-
count of the successful labours Of The New
York Manumlssion Society; with an Appen
dix, containing Specimens Of original com
position, both In prose and verse, by several of
he pupils; pieces sroken at public examina
tons; an interesting dialogue between Doctor
Samuel l.. Mitchell, of New-YoIk and lit
tie black bo, of ten years old and lines illus
tratlve OF the LancasteIIan system of lnstru-
ton"


By CHARLES G. ANDREWS,


Teacher of the Male School.


Published with the appreciation of the Man
omission Society
Neatly bound at fifty cents each copy, and
package con tanning four copies stitched into
pamphlets, at on dollar. The latter mode is
intended to accommo, ate those who may wish
to distribute them amongst their friends at
distance.


MISSION SCHOOL.


To the Trustees and Faculty Of the Afri-
can Mission School Hartford:


Respected Sirs.


Ever since its organization, have viewed
fanI IF ho lptn
est-in its formation YOU seem TO lave touched
the proper string. To introduce and c2toa<s
civilization and religion throughout the vast
continent of Africa is certanl, the high pre-
yilege of the church of God How pleasing
in this way 10 be co-workers with the Son OF
God in carrying forward his meditorial pur-
poses, and extending his glory. Believe me,
feel deep interest IN your establishment at
Hartford, and shall ever pray for its prosperity.
Your efforts and plans are truly spiritual, they
aim directly at the improvement and salvation
of numerous natlon--they are not shacsled
with the political chimera of removing three
millions of people from their country and their
home-neither are they calculated 20 waste
the public effort and means by vain and fruit
less attempts The objects OF your pursuit
are in accordance with the mandate OF heaven,
{. go We into all the world. and preach the gos-
pel to every creature" Experience has taught
US, that missionary operations are The shortest,
md most efficient means or the accomplish
ment Of this benevolent command The sue
cess of DR.. Cary's establishment In the east,
convinces US, that we are not to loose time IN
the establishment Of colonies, and commerce
in The attainment Of this object, but that we
should forthwith raise up Missionaries, and
send mission families, that perishing souls
may Immediately be supplied with the bread
of life. We look, with interest, dear s'rs, to
your school, as being the most likely instru-
NJ ent in the accomplishment ofthis good work;
you will therefore pardon me, as the conduc-
Tor ofa public Journal, should from time to
time suggest to your better judgment, some