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poetry and eloquent prose from our latest Irish pa
pers, particularly that sterling journal The Dub
lin Nation"
THE MOUNTAIN FERN.
On the Fern the Fern the bonnie hill Fern Erne,
That cirds our blue lakes from Lough net to Lougn
That waves crags, like the plume OF a KING,
And bends like nun. over clear well and spring,
The tarys tall palm the heath birds fresh nest,
And the couch the red deer deems the sweetest and oes
With the free winds fan il, and dew drops to gen.
Oh what can ye match with its beautiful stem
From the shrine of Saint Finbar, by lone Avonouie,
To the halls of Dunuce. with its towers by the sea-
From the hill of Knockthu to the rath OF Moyvore,
Like chapet, il circles our green island Ger,
In the bawu of the chief by the anchorites' CELL
On the hill top, or greenwood by stream let or WELL
With spell GU each leaf which mortal learn l.
Oh. there never was plant like the bonnie hill Fern
oh, the Fern the Fern the bonnie hill Fern
That shelters the weary-or wild roe, or kern,
Through the gens OF klcoe rose shout on the gale,
As the axoas rushed FORTH in their wrath from the Pale
With bandog and bloodhound, all savage to see,
To hunt through Cuncala the wild Rapparee
Hank! cry from yon dell on the startled ear rings,
And forth from the wood the young fugitive springs
Thro the copse the bog and Oh saints be his guide
His fleet step faliers-ihere blood on his side
Yet onward he strains climbs the cliff fords the stream
And sinks the hill top, mid bracken leaves green,
And thick DER his brow their fresh clusters piled,
And they cover his form. mother her child
And the Saxon is bafed they never discern
Where it shelters and him-the bonnie hill Fern
Oh the Fern the Fern the bonnie hill Fern
That pours wild keen DER the heros grey carn;
Co. hear it at midnight, when stars are NIL out
And the wind DER the hill side is moaning about,
With rustic or stir, and low waling tone
That thrills through the heart with its whispering lone
And ponder its meaning, when haply you stray
Where the halls of the stranger in ruin decay.
With night owls for warders, the goshawk for guest
And their daist OF honor by cattle-hoois prest-
With It's fosse choked with rushcs and spiderw flung
Over walls where the marchmen their red weapons hung
With curse their Name. and sigh for the hour,
That tarries so ong-look what waves on the tower
With an omen and sign and an augury atern.
Tis the Green Flag Of Time tits the bonnie hill Fern
'Lough Inc sngularly romantic lake in The Western
of Cork Of Tough Ere, hope Irshmen,
is un necessary to speak.
THE fortunate dscovere Of the fern seed supposed TO
obtain The power OF rendering himself invisible pleasure
1.-THE das elevated portion of the great hall or din
apart in eudal times for those Of gentle blood
and was in consequence regarded with peculiar feelings OF
veneraon and respect
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T ETTER BALANCE In Pencil Case!-For tie
IL New Postage Law.-JoHN SHELDoN,S Patent
Unique Pocket Companion containing Letter Balance Tor
the cts 10 and 70 OF Postage the or or
o. u CT. and OF. Avoiriupois Weighs convenient
Pen and HOLDER improved everpoirted Pencil, Tooth
Leads the top ofhe Csse and the whole serves 10 mea-
sure with, being exactly inches; forming complete
Multum In Parvo tho convenience OF which are sees-
dent For sale by JOHN J. BROWN Co
IL Fultor-st near Nassau
Adeacfptve circular 10 given with each artice no
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AGENTS. For THE

II Chemical Bnlsani, or Hair InvigOrator-
remedy for all diseases Incidental the HAIR and its
restorative all where badness Is not beyond the
reach of art Prepared solely by
.dgenis-O. Fish Co. Washington, D. c.. Aver & Phe-
lam 76 Brosd-s, Columbus. Ca. Tutile corner Of Tenth
and Chestnut ais. Philadelphia Fl. Rice, of Court
and Howard sts. Boston, " B. Lockroyv, "a Beaverst.
Albany C. B. Brewer. No C5 Fnlton.st Brooklyn NJ s.
Fletcher Marebon, Ulster Co N s. Tousey, Syracuse,
N Y: John b. WATSON Charleston Hotel, 5. C. n6 limos
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DyCOIrRAGE HOME INDUSTRY-Coai Holds
r. and shovrs steel and brass Shoves Tonga f9kers;
SSi and Tong Stands, Of ths latest pattern Blower
SS Umbrella Stands Also manufactures Sirel ana
Copper Plates for EngsvsF5 wSn z sa an ~ for
a sa,s wholesale and retail, 3, "a and g Plast By
oil I'm - 1870
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~o .DCUITECTS. Boss Masons, and gentlemen
engaged IN building, Gc,-JoHN GARVEY, moaei sa,
ornamental plaster and scaglioa marble uanul1eu
OF every description. housework IN gen
eru in superior and wornaas snne On nodsng
h;.ynr ihe design may be- Gentlemen getting thei.
houses finished IN The beautiful styles al present adopted
% 49, asous having ornament work 10 do, would con-
- !, ,beI oyy Ia eresi by giving j. G. ral Architects
designs carefully executed Modelling for the trade done
nd master furnished reasonable terms Or
der. from the country puncn5lly attended to- Alabaster
and Malice ornaments repaired and made equal to
nrv nj 3teod'
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hot AIR FURNACE,


WALKERS Patent Improved Hot Air Furnaces, Tor
w heating Dwellings, Stores Churches &c.-These Fur
ns.es will economically and efficiently; the air In ,e
spaftmens will pure and healthy free from dryness dust
sas- ,,,
They are put up snder the personal supervision OF MI
Walker Paence and have hitherto given entire satls-
faction and are in all warranted TO perform well
References: n. w. Taylor, Esq Governor New-York Hot
pits Mr. Charles Starr Superintendent do; Edward Be
nept ESQ AZ Walsl; C. D. Rhodes ESQ 10 Pearlsueet;
Mr. Thomas McElrRth, l5i Nassau 9c
anRtf GEO. WALKER zE brnanVRy-
.,TOVEs, Brass and Iron Railing, &c-The subscribers
y would inform their friends and the public general that
they have commenced manufacturing Stoves al their Old es
tabshed sore No. G3t Waer-st where will be found
areat variety consisting In part Of the following:
coal or wood. The patterns for those Stoves being new
will be- found tit much closer than the ordinary sloVe au
they are warranted TO bake well .,,
DAVIS Air Tight Cooking Stove, Tor WOOD or coa, ~n
he found 70 combine advantages nan any ocL ye.
constructed having the FIRE chamber elevated enaoing INC
oven In extend The whole size OF the bottom OF tho stove,
and warranted to bake well Persons about to purchase
oud do well 10 examine this Stove rs there SUCH var-
ty of sizes that price need be no hndrance 10 the small
es families purchasing. Nh
Stove. ,, D., AZ;
III yIr and Office Stoves One and two hole Furnaces Hat
ters and Tailors Stoves Stove Pipe and Elbows Toge
tier with general OF Brass and Iron Railing
Brass Ornaments Mica Zinc, Cylinder Brick Deck Irons
&c. &c.
All Of which will will be sold wholesale and retail at The
lowest prices al 3t Wser-st between Beekmanst and
Peck slip mPHEhSEN SOE1t.
SswFork Aupust1a ls+5 aul9 sodsrD
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re- Guruey's Premium Daguerrean Gallery
1879 Broadway NewYork-Pictures taken at this esiab-
sh,n-nt are no. exceled in this country Ray his
rous parons The public respectfully invited 10 call and
nd "a. f,r tbs,rs, veg Sm-
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,17- L. d. wheeler. Attorney and Counselo. a.:
Law snd Commissioner OF Deeds. Ac viii attend i'll The
Yssding?oolr OF 7arDsny d4 a. al 5ours Of sh7 ds-
.r5 srzsg Ills calf
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G1 EOn KEWARD.-Stoen from the steamboat
on Saturday mornings nth inst
Mass" containing ST. sOe-s000O OF which was Of tho
Banks OF This city and State Of New.YoIs in SlOs SD.'
in S2s Os and SlOOs $4,000 in Eastern bills Of the fol-
lowing denomination witt four bills OF $500 OF The Sui
folk Bank, Boston; four $500 bills on the Merchan Bank.
Boston, and $500 bill OF the Shawmu Bank, Boston,
and one $500 bill recoected and $500 In $40 $50 and
SlOO bills of the Auburn Bank and $500 Of tho Tompkns
Co Bank, Ithaca, New-York.
liberal reward viii also be paid for the recovery OF
arge Pocket Book stolen from my pocket containing vau-
able papers,
The above reward Is offered by without intending 10
release the and officers Of the boat from their ab
ity To me for the amount of my loss
REUBEN ROWLEY, Wreniham, Mas.
Newly ork, Sept %, lS45.
n. B-for farther particulars, apply to Chief OF Ponce
DESCRIPTION THE THIEF.-He Is very genee In ap
and address, speaks quick about 80 years OF
feet or inches high; well made dark hair and wlsk'
ers wore black dress coat black satin vest, and dark
poss3 10 be an American s30H
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G are passion, beauty and originality, with touch
intress far from disagrecabe -
LOvE-SONG.
Girl oft red lip,
Love me love me
Girl of the red lip,
Love me
'Tis by its curve, | know,
Love fashioneth his bow,
And bends it. an ev'n So
oh, girl of the red lip, love me
Girl of the blue eye,
Love me love me
Girl Of the dew eye,
Love me
Worlds hang for lamps on high,
And Thoughts world lives in thy
Lustrous and tender eye
Oh, girl of the blue eye, love me
Girl Of tho swans neck,
Love me love me
Girl of the swans neck,
Love me
As marble Greek doth grow
To his steed's back Of snow
Thy white neck sts thy shoulder So
Oh, girl OF the swans neck, love me
Girl Of the low voice,
Love ME love me
Girl OF the sweet voice,
Love me
It's the echo of & bell
'Tis the bubbling OF a well,
Sweeter love within doth dwell
Oh, girl Of the low voice love me
NJ MAcD
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re- Commissioner of Dceds.-Wm- II. Griswold,
Commissioner OF Deeds, can De .ound rom A NJ; 70 L
NJ 81 No 1 City Han in the ParN % I'M
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APoTHEoARIES' HALL, a6 CATHERINE-ST.
Established l840
LII MEDICINES in this establishment warranted gen.
n uine No boys inexperienced young men are ever
allowed ait customers. The finest Swedish Leeches
for sale or applied by experienced person.
VIM WATSON, Chemist and Pharnaceuust
slO Smeods From A. Gardens. 372 Oxford-st- London
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GrbooIs.

arr being arranged The Office OF NJ. Van Hoeyenbeg,
ESQ., No Is Cenres. by NJ. Eheiler author Of "a Phrase
BOOK in English and German
Private classes formed By ladies' gentlemen among
themselves will be attended 10 BIZ E on the terms OF 2t for
aqusrter OF u Lessons Apply 10 K al the above Office
III !mecd
THE GERMAN LANGUAGE.-Genna Evening
Glasses are being arranged al the Office OF NJ Van hoe
"A PHRAsEBBoo;o5RSt IN ESGIIsH AND GERMAN
Private classes formed by Ladies or Gentlemen among
themselves VII be after ded TO by Z on the terms OF "a Tor
quarter oil "A lessons Apply TO E. a. the shove Office
AkEssES. Chas. Couder, Dr. T. u Porter, No. IS ST
September.
Besides preparing scholars for College they give such psr
tcuer attention 10 the study and practice OF the French thar
on there no instance OF pupils who could ro speak
French auenty amer Two years in this School.
-, Tne r5eaG and n IN are par reg
German ia also Taught desired for which extra charge
is made snS SIN
BOARDING SCHOOL.
PREPARATORY tBOARDINGl SCHOOL, MIDDLE
1 TOWN CoNN,-D. h. CHASE, a. NJ PRINCIPAL.
Established in 1885 Sessions commence May 18th and Nov
18TH continuing FIVE months $50 per session Thorough
preparation for College business and personal
are secured 70 pupils & as the sos schools
son. gong anc returning Circulars ST Al Market street end
III Broadway. d2S
nISBRDW's RIDING SCHOOL, No. 4O8 Bow
~ cry, near As,Or and La Fayette places, New-York Mr.
Dhas the honor that hs School is day and
evening for Equestrian Tuition and exercise Riding.
TERMS:
LECTURE LESSONS EXERCISE RIDING
&c Lessons. OO Month. 90
10 do 10 o0I?0 Rides...... .......i0 70
do ............ colo do ...... ......... 90
Single Lessons........ G0ISingle Rides IS
Road do $500. sol
n B-Highy trained and quiet Horses for the Road or
Parade, TO let EVENING CLASS:
Il Lessons. 0Ol2O Rides ..........Sl0 90
Single" ............ GOiSingle Rides.......... 10
RULES:
l. All Lessons or Rides paid for commencing.
nran allOt kaC1 l,NAl
s. One hour and half for Lesson The Road
l. Hours for Ladies, from A. NJ TO 5 2. NJ.
B. Hours for Gentlemen, from and from to 81 p. NJ
No gentlemen admitted during the hours appropriated
10 Ladies'
l. Only three ments allowed for Course of Lessons
Rides.
N B. The School has been rehued ind furnished with
Stoves Ladies IN delicate health need be under appre
henson Of taking cold o31
card Of address u requested previous 10 commencing.
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CHEAP FASHIONABLE Tailoring Establishment
VA Catherlne-st Henry-Gentlemen wco palronze
the subscriber viii promote their interest," because MS prices
al least 80 per cent less Than other are IN
strength are equal 10 the best the city The following
The range of prices charged this esiabemenIs nj N
ACCOMPLISHMENTS West of England o!acK ana
faucv cold cloth Coat IL "a do black and fancy cass
Pants S. Vests Of every kind vev 1--we IS, ss sam
most ansonsbe ttrms [oI0 lIneodos-l JOHN MOFFAT
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@70N -NOTTCE % Carmen and Others For sale
SlUU. cheap iot Of buciskin gloves and m!nsns =,
Wholesale or BY the single pair, 70 close eoncsIa ~
cutre atNo. lSS Norfolk-st Id uas sros0s''
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OR THE PILES.

FOR THE PILES.
nR. UPHAMS ELECTUARY ian internal remedy Is q
~ certain for The LES either Internal or external
bleeding blind. Sold only In this city ut the office OF the
original Proprietor A. UPHAM, NJ D. regular educated
Physician of twenty years experience confined TO an Office
practice where Piles and Chronic diseases success-
fully treated Medical Office 96 Bowery 70 doers above
Spring.s Office hours from A. M. 10 P. NJ. Advice
gratis. oI4 lUl-
EHUICE FAMILY MEDICINES, Drugs, Ct emic-
~ ais, &c. for sale by DAVID SANDS Il co. Chemists
and Pharmaceusts, II East Broadway corner OF Mark Il
St Also, large OF the most delicate French,
English German and American Perfumes, Extracts Cos
rnecs &c OILS If
MOTHERS AND NUKSES'-lt you woud use
lVA "Dr EranJ Celebrated Soothing Syrup your little
babes would avoid very affecting and distressing
often fatal COMMISSIONS The gums SWELL the child is
seized with frequent fits OF crying retchngs starting In the
Sleep and spasms OF peculiar parts shreks with violence
puts i,s fingers its mouth &c. Sold by j. FAY, Sole
Agent l56 Fulton-si lamp Sore) Sun Building New-York
Price 80 cents jyl2 6meod
GIVE BALD-HEADEp!"-Loo to your nair mis
Il il falling turning grey! Ia there dgndrt IN
the root. Try "WYErHs CREAM OF LILIES" celebrated
for 10 years for the establishment and growth OF the hair
prevents falling of turning grey and s unequeled
Sor the toet-for real or false curs " Ladies' try it
For sale by j. O. FAY 1856 Ful.ou-sireei lamp Store9
SIM Building. N " Prize. sn cents iva 6rneod
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50 SS,sn SHRED asa
or ssleb by loo lm'l JOHN GIBBS, y" Fss''''.
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OIL WORKS FOR SALE-Consisting OF three
" Presses and forty Stands o Candle Mouds, together
with all the necessary for doing an extensive bust
ness-situa;ed on the wharf the village OF Poughkeepse
and IN the vicinity of large manufacturing district
The above property offered at reduction Of 40 per cent
from tie OF fitting up and II not disposed OF oy me ns
ton 10 the highest bidder. :, ,,,r,,
Information OF the above may be had OF A x D !" lieA
stl Pearsre., or OF subscriber the premises
wv 1 BENJAMIN GLE
p.,gbkaansis August 22d, 1915 nj 2awtNl2c
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Gather by plain and lea,
Muster from sea 70 sea.
,ropt o,d v,oool aarf nn,la nrd -Crir

Muster from sea 70 sea,
Tenant and vassal serf noble ard squire
Come by the dusky glen
Wait not for tardy men
Red are the hills with the tongues ofwar-fre.
Ssssenach bodGgh 5uies
Came DER our circlnc seas.
Plumber and massacre followed their train
Slaves they would make Of US,
Lands they would take of US
Naueht but their blood can erase the foul STAIN
Come then nor daily long,
List not TO syren song.
Lands we have none, and our homes are no more
Come where the torrent dread
Chates in its mountain bed.
Wild be your rush as its laundering roar.
Come DER the mountains high,
Where the proud eagles cry,
PINGS through the wekin like tocsn of war
Come from the valley deep,
Where the wild fowrets sleep
High men and low men from near and from far.
Come By the mountains track
Where the mad tempests wreck
Fierce as your spirits when reused into ire
Come from the court!y hall,
Mobiles and gallants all
Leave the soft tones OF the silver-tongu'd Tyre.
Noble in death they'll lie
Summer 5 soft breath shall sigh
Bsluy DER graves of the patriot slain;
While low in his bastard grave
Cursd lie the coward slave,
Who needs not the call Of our gathering strain
r. T.
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BURIAL AT MORN.

BY MAS. NARY =. LTvERMcRE.
II was customary anong the enciens to bury the young
early aorn, BECAUSE wishing give the soes nterpre
talon possible 10 death. they said that Aurora the goddess
OF lie morning, had stolen them 10 her embrace.
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Spirit of Ireland.

We have been prevented for some time by
crowd on our columns, from giving our usual ex-
tracts under this head. We subjon some spirited
poetry and eloquent prose from latest Irish pa
pers particularly that sterling journal The Dub
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1Jater,t Meoirines.
SANDs'S SARSAPARILLA.

SANOS'S SARSAPAhILLA'
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF ALL DIS
EASES ARISING FROM Az IMPURE STATE OF THE
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ILLINOIS and Michigan Canal-NOTiCE-The sub
scrbers the books in the city of NewYork, 10 the
oan OF million six hundred thousand doars 81 600
OOO complete the Illinois and Michigan Canal are hereby
notified that they required present their Bonds or 9TH
er evidence OF Canal indebtedness the subscriber at the
American Exchange Bunk who is authorized By the Cover
~, 81 1Ql5 [o23 2yyl D. LEAVITT.
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mia RUBBER BOOTS q, spSnusnTn1, Elsnef'
man and Others, for sally by HoHAels M ~
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ORPHAN ASYLUM SOCIETf.-Tne Suoscrip-
W lion Book of the New York Orphan Asylum Society
having been destroyed by the late fire. those whose sub.
scriponS due will exceedingly obige the Board OF
Managers by sending the amount with their names and
residences either Of the Trustees, or TO Mr. F. VAN
HORNE Ill Liberyst prompt attention to this request
will relieve the Society from much Inconvenience and en-
hsrrassment The money ia much needed Nc 81"
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Gle OF all the fashionable styles al les and 1885, and msse
10 order at and ~ sngs equal any 10 the CITY, Par
culsr attention paid the 10 insure handsome
M, White black slippers Of the first quality al II
shings per pair With many thanks to the ladies' Of New
YORK and It's vicinity for their liberal patronage hope by
srct attention 10 business 10 continuance OF heir
favor. J. b. MILLER, liz Canal-st
nj 81. between Thompson and Sullivan.
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place by trs, rate colored cook who
w lived years In place. Apply al 81 Thompson-st
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TOODYEAIi,S PATENT Metallic Rubber Gloves
" and Mlleus-The attention OF dealers Is solicited 10
the above goods being superior 10 buckskin IN cuaoy
and n, less price they be saturated or ef1cted
with water any other liquid with acids, anc are per
.cry soft and plant The Coolest climates s3r SAFE nj
,,yLniI.sal. or retail by GEO. BEECHER,
Nn ~ W - - 100 Broad way.
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DIASO FORTE Manutactory-Ths Subscribers are
now finishing entirely new srticle VI Instruments,
which are superior in tone any In use and TO
Keep in tune much longer The Improvement consists N
Harp peculiar in construction obviatng every obec
ZION heretofore caused by the of metallic plates In In
fervng the Professors and purchasers are invited TO
an examination of these Instruments.
GLENN ROGERS & CO.
oil l52 FuItonsL East side Broadway.
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-1InsN0T. Restauraieur OF ihe New YORK Hotel.
b. nsoeey informs the public that he 10 prepared TO
v nilies private parties and balls with dinners, sup
ncrs and refreshments Of all kinds
Fapirs desiring dinners or made up dishes sent 10 ner
saences W find orders al the shortest notice prncuAy
c,ad He trusts by good style and strict attention IN
h of all ORDERS 10 mer. the patronage extended
10 him III =, =; M 80 ~ H. =.
c23 I'm hesI Ne"- ofk no.eI, ~ oIoeaNoy.
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During the Fair OF the American Institute specimens OF
The Lamps may in the cloth room which Is prlnci-
nsljv lighted with Them % 3tawlm
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They placed the aowery chaplc upon the death danped
PROV, now.
And h:sed the lip so whtened, which gave no answer
rosy queen of morning had that radiant face
a form Of matchless beauty, her dewy halls to grace
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TIRE GERMAN Language-Gsrman evening classes
arr being arranged a. The Office OF NJ Van Hoevenberg
ESQ., No Is Centrest by NJ Erheer, author Of "a Phrase
Book in English and German
Pvst. classes formed By ladies' gentlemen among
themselves viii be attended 10 By E the OF So, for
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INDIA RUBBER sHOEs.-2o,OOo pair Imported
tShoes OOdo Mems Sheet do; $500 do Womens do DO
1000 do DO Cloth d. 1900 do do Metallic do; 5000 do Mems
Kind Of india Rubber Goods manufactured and for sale 81
wholesale and retail, by HOkACE 20 d ,.tAa,,.r
nj n Successor 10 Roxbury /. r Co. % AGaeo-Iano
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Boarding ar,6 Sotels.

A GENTLEMAN and bis wife may obtain front
"A room and bedroom or front separate, the ID
door, at the beautifully located house No. IS Rutgers
place, with splendid bathing attached. The beat OF
reference given and required. nj 81