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= FOR NEw.ORLEANs.-First

= FOR NEW.ORLEAN-.-First regular pack.
aSsc With d-spac-1he tfs ciss- fist sailing poke,
slip ROSE sTANDIsH Caps Spencer, wi. ssll a.
above her regular day Tue accommodations FOR ealia lnd
cabin and Storage passengers unsup by az YES,
SCI port and number o. Passengers already a.
gagged persons aes RUS o securing berh- should make u.
med AZ application % board West side Burng--hp or 70
ol0 JOSEPH hchURRAf. cor. Of Pine AM souun 81.
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List Of Letters Remaining in the Z. s. City Des-
match Post October -. 1915.

- Pea.e vacation tA1 DATE Of tie Lit IN rhiA thy
are adr1fised LADIES' LIST.
FurOng Mrs { her Murphy Mis Cath.
Andrews Miss Del. ry-,l sr,e
"A Am ray, Mr, susan Minus, Mise Susan
Appleton. Mrs e. PAR
Charles H. gregory MIS- "a Pecksm, Mss Z.
Alihon' bliss Elz fsn A., ~, Pearson, Mss Ma
sheih tociy, mrs hh- ~ @.
nae Peln, Mss Louisa
Benne.t. Mics lea Gardiner Mr. "a Sico,efe
be.e rsh .PouLn, Madsfni.oa.
ants. Mics Martha VI i.se
bircA. Miss Lucy Hsyi Mr. l. Raymond MrsH.G.
A. Higgins. MfsMaryi
c.vs ~ yf,zs Halsey. M.s Mar ID ~, ~.
t,l +'''' ' j Sn--, Hi'- 'hO0'
4, -, Me- vns- Jones, M.-s Han. ~ a. - a,
Colon, Misses -. uis.w IA 81 ISouihsi Mics j.
on oi. a. X ia d.
ID t4, ~ H. ISey, Mr. Ruth
DOYLE Mis. Mary Sefi ~ ri ID, stuart. Miss sussn
Aau ".s"f "a" ~ Sanford. Mr.. Ann
Dye Mr. ssrah Ke.ev. Mn. VIM Iscrogg'e Mis- Ma
Ann L. 4 VI ~
DeOAaliJ Sif-Ma Lyons. Nss MAJ
~ parei THATCHER " tho
Downey Mr. Ma vsTsb,u yis. Pm mas
~ fRsntsn House lv TAYLOR. Mrs Ann
Elf Mullen, Hiss Bnd- Wilcox. Mrs. tl2A-
Egeit Ad-ine 81 -
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Books.
JUST PUBLISHED,

ESSAYS ON HUMAN RIGHTS AND THEIR PoLlIl-
IL CAL GUARANTEES By tLIsH. r uRLstI, NVI ~
..lor a, Law Of the City Of SevYork vol. u mo IL,
several charters discuss the following topics
l. THF Origin oF HUMAN RIGHTS;
H. TpE TRUE FUNCTION oT OoFEsNsEsri
Ill THE COSsTIIVTIoS or GoyEESafNrt
wv Co.srfrvrroxAL LIMITATIONS AID PsoHisTIoss
VI. TIE ELECTIVE FEASoHisEi . ,
AsFEcIIoSsf
VII. THE RicHTs % WOMAN
tons;
p,s,s ~ reat. DER cow. GREELEY AcELRATH
ntsDSyyhNY Tribi ae Bglldir -. \. Y.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Iq Bromcs bark Diauenf. from Byemcg--H Angeka u
I.ccsemaun. II Oeiicn, Miss Octcn Miss NJ Stelline
Miss n Doschcr G liusmann G Marstsdf Mr G Levers
and lslyl9s Ia tho Storage.
IN Brrnea bark Hudson. from By0asa-JUhn l. ser
bein, Tyne, & furgcns II ltauschsnborg LeoDhard,
SchleycT John W Iickler-ll7 in the Storage
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% BOOKS THAT ARE BOOKS.

DRAlTHWAfT - RETROSPECT % Prartic5 Med
ID ere and Surgery hslfyearg Journal. containing
pe-o.peefive Of every Discovery and Prsclca' In
rroyenent IN the Medical The Treasury Of He
ov com orsngs General lIirOc uciOry Ouine q Unver
al n story anceni and modern, and ,e,es - Separate
Histories Of every pnnc pal nsion that exists Their sc. pro-
rr.s- and present condition, &c &C BY ssmue N4lnd er
s,,hor Of the Treasury Of knOwledge" BiOsrspt.ca
TreEsun,r Literary and Sceuticic To.sury," &c Tie
History of America edited by John nnsn.
Facts that every American should Read, being Ssfas
OF the Seizure OF the American brg Cyrss the Coast o.
Afncs By Brtsh cruizer. Price y! cts.
Confession Of Henry G. Grecn executed 81 Troy ~ Ne
murder Of hi- wife Sept 10, l8f5. Price 60.
The Art OF Swimming, bJOl for beginners Prce ca
The AT Of smoking. word ~ pracuuoncrs Pricet ca
Also for ssle-lO'J copies a beautiful Aue annual I'd
.feeis suitable FOR Odd Fellows.
Beekmaus Treaise-a few copies 10 he ai on sppicl-
lion Price gra,is DANIEL ADEE, Publisher.
oil tfos lO7 Fulion-st tup siairsl
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miscellaneous.

ROBERT II. NORRIS. =. VI
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The schr Phebe Eliza Gorhsm. from Boston Of and
tor New York with fun cargo Of tobacco sugar nails
&c sprung esk 18th INST, the Vineyard Sound. and
with some difficulty reached Kdgu,own same evening
with The water over the cabin door
The ship Chatham OF Boston, abandoned at sea ID u
was rather an old ship and insured in Boston for
$4,000 eqasly divided between oniccs There was
insurance the freight money Her cargo consisted
Of sst hardware SC.
The packet ship Gov. Davis from Liverpool 70 Boston
tell In with British ship Glenyicw. from Quebec for Lii
.vrpoo the d ut in lat ~ % Ion 10 30 WATERLOO
sed and took OF Capt Salters his officers and crew ~
in al. and one passenger Mr. James Robinson, of BY
own Canals all o; whom were brought to Boston.
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

IN ship Uncds for Apalach,col0-Mr Myers lady and
cld; Mr. Allen, lady. children and servant: Mrs Mason
Mitchell and Crpnn, %. Misses Mason. l. Mason, Smith
Myers, Scott and James Rev Chas Dickinson. Messi
Wm II Dean, II Ashby. w Chft. & Carr, IL /. Abel A J
Williams. III G. Ponniman. Curtis. : II Mlliken. and
Glandell
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LAMPS. CIRANDoLEs. &c.

LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, Sc.
I AMPS. GIEANDOLEs, HALL LANTERNS, AND
IL CANDELAbltAS. for The Spring Trsde.-DlEfL,
BROTHER co. M. IS John street.. manufacturing
and have always hand comp Of arce- II
their Inc. Of he following descriptions, winch they VII eel
al wholesale retail. al Low PRICES for cash.
Improved Cb-nlcal On and Campheue Lsmps,
sois Lamps. GIL and Brunzed In great variety.
Cornelius \ Coz celebrated Psleui solar Lard Lamps
6irSndoes, various patterns L siiv-r-d or brouxed
sgsp~ndng Scars, Doric CAmpheae Lamps
Bracket Solsr. SIDE do do
Solar Chandeliers Bnckei DO do
Patent Lard hsnd LAMPS Stand DO do
Britannia Hand L2mps. Camphsn- Chsnfsiers
Superior Chemical OIL. Pure Sp-rm on
DO Camphene, Solar and Lard OIL
DO Burning fllii. Refined Whale OF nisy
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lust PUBLISHED,

THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY for schools i.ll'-
j trse4 by - engrsyings and 50 msp-' "a gioo-
r1so o. a new plan, vol 40 81 > g. Ooodricnr snof
D, Peter P.rley's Tsie- lc- ..,,
The sbo7e work has already been Introduced INTO he
pn n srho- Of o,lesier snt n number VI others
The frs dillon j.. nearly disposed Of, he second
sio. HUSTISGTOE SAVAGE ZIG Pear,---
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HUBBARD'- PAPER--BURNAPk BABCOCK,
No % Joln-sre-t offer Tor sac fll assortment Of
PAPER. manufactured by hr Mes-r Hubbard comprising
Lrd- Papers. blue and while Imperial super ROya,
Royal. Mesi.u DENY and Flat Cap.
Bank FOliO Poet. Bars Qlaro Post. Exchange Cap
Egtrs Super Cut Cap, ruled and plain
Letter Paper. ruled and PLAIN flll assortment
Packet Post super and Extra super.
Tinted ale Paper COlored nipersl<
C0l0ret ROYALS. ihics and lbn-
Do Medium do 50.
Do. Double Cap for copy books
Fine Glazed COl0rec Mediums. Royals, &c &c.
B. have zso on haad very extensive Assortment Of
wiring Papers Book and News Printing Papers r. ate
Papers, Hardware and Wrapping Papers They also
5o.e s.ert. u IN geAHlA< Paisul Eavel12 Paper.
Printing Paper u any sIe And qualify made 10 order 81
short notice lyg O.yeai
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10 MANNERS

Collectors Once New Bedford Oct. IA black spar
buoy has recently been placed upon the Eastern eNrem
~ OF Mishon Ledge Is deg w from The point Ii miles
three fsthOms low water This Ledge has been lately
discovered and Us place determined by L. Com Blake.
OF the coas, Survey Vessels bound into NBedford
from the Southwark should pass the Eastward OF the
Buoy. JOS. T. ADAMS Collector.
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SHEET LEAD AND WATER PIPES.

r1NHt uller-gued continue 10 manufacture Sheet Lead
All Lead Of al kl- and sizes warranted OF the
br,t qualify and ;Qr AZ s O wholesale prices and.
for Tie benefit of t- prelccet, they All supply
Plumbers Nc the Timed Plated T.nnef Lead Pipe,
TIE price a. TIA Of Tie pure Leadrn Ppes although
the superior durability and whoesomenss, Vi the alter have
been .ucieuty established By common experience IN his
ely heretofore 10 a. other Wa,erWOfks hrou gboui he
civilized world
LATHAM BROTHERS, 2is Wsier-.t y. York
80 SreDc' IS NInOr-sl Philadelphia
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pARIOR COAL sTOvE.

UEDENBERGS Patent Air Tight stoyes.-Having OBJ
tAined Letters Patent Tor proved stove IS desf-
ou. hat the public should examine bis Stove before pur-
chasing tbs Stove composed Of three Cylinders. one en-
closing the other the FIRE j. made IN the inner Cylinder the
gas passes the o. the outer, being between Tic
outer alt middle Cylinder leaving shOt chamber or
age, the middle and inner furnace Cylinder
The cold air passes under the Base Pedestal, and be
comes r1rfr4 between tie Furnace and Gas Chamber
Gaping Ia the paur from he edge Of Cover Capital by
which the Air 10 the Par0r IS kep constantly circus
ing making the air -ht and easy Of respiration and Tie
cold compress within four inches VI the door, there
by making the heal of tie Paror more agreeable than has
been obtained By any other Stove requires but little
Goa aud makes no dirt the carpet
This Stove be put up iO leai he with
.erual air. To be had a. the Mandatory OF
FRANCIS L. HEDENBERG.
50 lnelI No ~ Divison-st y. Y.
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SPOkFN &C

Oct lat Is - Ion 40 ~ fell in with the wreck Of
british brig Lancer. lumber loaded logged totally
dismss,ei. and Observation-Disclosures reported
Oct 2, lai 10 20, lon O. ~ saw Hamburg ship steer
ing Esst
Oct IT, East OF firc Island whale ship United State.
I'm Pacific for Nantucket - months ont with 1900 bbs
sperm oil
Oct Ia; SO 80 Ion 32. ship Finland Of NewNork
Oct - lat Al Ion g. passed American bark steering
East showing blue wnirc and blue signal
Oct7 LAT 33 IL n. Ion G. %. VIM Kennedy Martin.
Dc FIN Philadelphia for Barbados
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fine tudlGbes ano 1cwelrn.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
blCHARD FISHER, JR- Wsch-Maker and leTelef
IA prepared To sell WATCHES at retail lower than
ny other House IN tie ciy A. he = constantly cevine
France aud swit7ersn and he l. enabled offer very
assortment OF God Watches from SIS slHo EACH Silver
do from - to so each-s warranted to keep good time
the money returned. Aso, good assortment Of
JENELRY and SILVER WARE very low.
n B.-seconi hand Watches and Old Gold and Silver
taken In exchange or bought for Cash Watches, Clocks
Music Boxes and Jewelry repaired the best sad
warranted, 10y experienced workmeu a. low any oher
House in ihfs city RICHARD FISHER Jr. Importer Of
Watches and Je~ery Wholesale ayc Retail No. 33i Broad
way New-York, q few doors sbovethe Ciy Hospital
uliy RICHARD FISHER. Jr
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Gold and Silver Du-
n pex. Patent Lever. Anchor EscsPement Leplne aud
Vertical WATCHES, selected from The best Manufacturers
In Europe, which will he WARRANTED perfect Time
keepers.
Also. some new Patterns OF Gold Chains Seals Kew. tc.
Do. do. DO Gold Pencil Cases & Gold Pens
Do do. do Thmbles, Rings Pins, Sc.
Do do. do Bracelets, with Stones.
Do do do. Silver FORKS, Spoons. &c
All the above articles will be sold NJ the LOWEST PRICES
sud warranted be equs 10 the best made in Tire city.
MOTT BROTHERS, importers OF Fine Waiciss &c
No Nassau 81. opposite the CusiOR House.
Y. She shove articles carefully Repaired and War
rsnied, by the mosssiui workmen In the civ. 80 osy
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-The subscribers
w invite The attention Of strangers AID others visiting he
City. their stock of ne Watches and Jewery, which IL
now complete for the Fall trade.
Their selection Of Watches embraces several superior
time keepers by tie celebrated makers are offered
10 purchases a. unusually low prices.
Rich Jewey ~ every description; Silver, Plslei snd
Britannia Ware Msnlei Clocks Fancy Goods, &c-
Watches and Clocks cleaned and repaired by experienced
worsmcn. LOCKWOOD 4 SCRIBNER
saOsH b' Pear. cor. Of Fulton opposite L. 5 Hotel
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-
camps, Cutlery, &r.
pRrMrrJM LAMP STORE

PREMIUM LAMP STORE.
rOUTHOUT MEYERS, 81 Broadway, respectfully
" Invite To public 10 call Al their and examine the
ce-i zud most extensive assortment be found m t-
country 81 BEOSLED and ORMOLU CHANDELIERS.
GENTRY, MASTEL. SOLAR. BRACKET. and READ
no LAMPS CANDELABiA, GIftANDOLEs. BRAC-
KIT BRANCHES and CASDLEsTlC *. IN every variety
RI psffrrra
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS. new and superb article. Pc
cIiafiy desirable Tor packets snd steamboats,.
In evidence VI e superiority ~ his portion Of their stoct
any Other ~ ts class offered 10 he public this City
they ~h honest pride refer --s thai SIX GOLD
ard FOUR SILVER MEDALS awarded To he nanuacsar-
within IT, year, for The greatest variety and
beauty u patterns and The 4lrvaed tEsi OF heir
Every article cod hy G. y = sr7lned ~ be what hey
represent end lho.- ho wish obtain h-si goods
pr-e often pad for such n very Inferior qualify,
reqle.lsJ favor l-n with cal before purchasing
elsewhere
" A .bsra- aL.eoani % Charche. snd Hoe.. afly
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WHALEMEN

CPd at New Bedford, 18th inst bark Canton Packet,
Shesrmsn Pacific Ocean.
sid from Warren 18th inst ships Resale Noshcr and
BRush Smith, Pacific Ocean
heard from. date. lat brig 1rOy, Grnncl, Of
Rristol oil not stated On the OH o; March hsd boat
stove By whale and two moE kled-Rora Melon Id Of
Maine and Manuel. native Of the Western Islands
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!. css.saas.ssss.ss NtM-iORk md uAKI.ea

~ -ES~-sTyRsiLROAD CO.--sng,n0 dT-garp
B<nis Ou anis'ter Monday, April ltlh
lust the Cars viii rus follows, yiL Leave City Hall FOR
forkyie, Harlem and Mornsisns Al o. 7, 3, .. l0A N
l., 3 ;, S3o, 4, 5,6P VI.
Leave City Hell Tor Fordhsm and Williams Bridge So
7. l0A M assn, . r. NJ.
Leave City Hall for White Plains, T. l0A NJ; 25PM
Leave Aorrsana and Harlem for Ci,y Hal 49, g. D. TO-
~ A. NJ. ,, 5, 4, 2, d, o, PA
Leave Willam. Bridge Tor Guy HALF, io 1910 A n,
10 8, $40 7.l5 7. NJ
Leave White Plains for Cry Hall TO- i0lo A N. 2l9
5lOP. NJ
Thu freight Train V leave White Plains al AN. aud lhs
City Hal ~ ii5 p. NJ for tis present
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.lrVHAT OLD FAVORITE AND STERLING RENE.
i DY"-" ROMAND'S IMPROVED TONIC MIX.
TUREr for Fever and AgueH No medicine In any age
Or country has ever with such universal successprO
cedt against oo,afestss hy the written signature Of the
proprietor, john H. Roa The top Of each bOlel IL
may be- had IN ts u gih genunenes- and purity Al
he rgna inventors Office al No. - North Second street
Piaiepha 1r OF ~ ~ FIN" General Agent 30. 80 Fu.-
nn--' laun snrol Sun buildings New York. e27 6meot
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DISASTERS.

ships Burgundy. llsvre; Oxford Liverpool. Columbus
DC Lancashire. Savannah Severn. Charleston bari
Victor. London; brigs Port Leon, Tohssco Angors 90
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Bremen bark Dimcnt Baleor 30 DIS I'm Bremen, mdse
10 TT Pope
Bremen bark Hudson, Hohors;. IS ds im Bremen.
mdsc. TO & I Pope.
Brig Allen King Manson, I'm Malaga 18th Sept Gbrsl.
tar 23d with fruit. Thomas Stalker sailed in co with
bark Maid of Orleans Boston 18th Sept schr Flor.
ence had TIT ut Malaga from Genoa
Schr Delaware MunsOn. - hours FIN New Haven
schr A Marshall Mayo ; ds I'm Boston
schr Abbott Lawrence, Meekcr. Boston. mdse
sehr Challenge Poster, 1homsston. lime
Schr Csrvo, Crockett Ihomasion lime
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"a FARM EUk ~AlE.--stualeO on the Roaftrom
- New Rochelle TO White Plains, about equi-dsisnl from
each, containing 80 ACRES OF LAND, all Of Which
IL Plough Land excepting Ten Acres which Wood Land
The place e divided by sne and IS laid out into conveI
lots for cultivation All the fences sre of stone good
and tie ground IN mi IN Of cultivation The build
nss al OF good character and in order For TERMS apply
TO 5. X. KENYON on tse premises, rof
tqN J ADRIANCF " John. Ns,r. Yort
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ALFN SLlDELL MACKENZIE
L .v. SAM RI kELLOOO,
Rev. WM. :. MOORE.
Rev. DANIEL SMITH.
JOSEPH 81. SCRIBNER, ". D.
PHILIP T. PAULDlNG.
HARVEY ROCKWELL.
5IuE NEW BRIt.HTON COLLEGIATE

i SCHOOL w.A coMnGuc- Ifs next session on Monday,
Nov This School possesse- facilities All advantages
superior to any Other hy proximity to New1 OK, IL
health st0n OF by hourly steamers, and
its ard Education. Tue school l. saie
on The hgls ~ New Brighton, wiiNil * niles OF y
aud 0ccute- ne elegant chetesu 81 ne Brothers joseph
and s admirably adapted for ihe limited number % is pu-
ris Al Ole branches Of an Ordinary English kdlchnon,
t1 Classics AID Mathematics extended through iul Cor
lse coars- are here faul h. tie FTench, spanish Ger
IAN ana Ia ian languages AL ie Traci-Ts reside ~ ne
family End tie most parental supervision j. had the
pupi.s For Catalogues and fall inOrna Ion afplq al uc
oece OF tire Loo ~ Broadway, y I. corner OF Jola'sL
ehe. Q lhe Principal c7r boz daily seen.
ol0 leodr GEO l. IL ROW A " Principal
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6rbools.
FEMALE INSTITUTE.

At MDpLFTOWN CTS CHASE, A. NJ Principal
n Thi- Institution iocsied To the City o. Md -nwn.
1lh.n haf nile OF he ConnecicIi River. TIE beauty
heal.hInesz quiet aid morality Of ~ City render u most
S@rs r. -nce f,r tf,.- niending 10 pursue course
OF .tudv. Inc number d Boarlefs : limited They reside
10 he family viii ~ Principal and Teachers. who spare
pan. 90 secure 10 hen al The comfort. Of pleasant
home. regular course Of study pursued Young La
dee car - pre- sre for ieschs or colleis ofolsh
practical ara scc0uE i.shec E1ucsii0n.
TIE Sl5I-r ior bu-,lrrs : ~" p-I a-l-ln 'l-''e'
Driving, Pa -rlg, snd u dem Language. n~-1 -tIl-
Sessions commence Eglsi s. Sov-ns-r Is and Mag St
Circulars may 5- Obtained Of REV Il CHssE, Ao ~ Mar
h, sr-c;. N--- Tor. su9 ~ &ztsFl.wD8iAW'
DOAKDI>G >tnOOI.-IRNING INSTITUTE.
ID aryto'vn. =. y. established 10 I,A Tie J" inief Term
1f 80 l4si.-4-on w- open pIlcill-y VI Aon-ay Nof.
Applications ior a-nld ssul -el.l De- MAZE. q possible,
fjr- .- la a. d.. uln1r-a1 ia. every pupil should BIZ
present a, i- organ z-l0u o. thec sses for ine term
Caia .-les, Tcs contain also let oi reier-nce-, ard
az patrons can 10 d ~ Bartlett Weforis, A-or House,
CfDweus. 50 Broad~af Rsynor., - boW-ry-
During Oc.eoeri .e Prncpa VIII De a. BONE 70 receiFe
vsios 9n M9ndals aif nay .eri +. a., "a, ' 9''A-
..Jle oA Satlr4ays WILLIAM I. Ii ". 4 NJ
Principal ard Prupretor
T.RRrrowS sep -. 1875
TIE un3ersr rei having been requested By Wa p Lyon.
E- Oh attend ile examination ofe pupils u he irving n-
s,uie. over lc te presdrs, sse pleasure n tialls ir
le eradication tg ave derived from observing TIE t.
ursa1r proficiency Of fs pupils ard TIE evidences tney
have exhibited of borough SYST malr and el.cely sue
ce-sll colre o il.lclOa ~ al e branches oi SOD Az
f.l-ca ,.f $500. - .~s IN h.. r.i 8-r...r-t have
had r1ugh successive years fo observe nat uer
morals and manners equally s.heci 20 careful ara j.
dc0u- training and 10 system OF tscp ine a. once n-
lf-lNlg It-tA f-.rii-4 anu US
II addition i0 ,- advantage. which ie Irving Institute
posses lr education u y0 account " - emf
nelly saluhros situation tte ea.th ~ the pupils sysie-
nalcsly promoted hy active exercises within ue ample
grounds of liz i1sfui4 part ~ which j. fei lp AZ = n.
"a. Ifn By s 2 or skating - fe invites ard
bv more ext-a -s ranbe- among tie attractive scenery
tie mi gl10rlu0d.
t cont ience 30 e Irving Institute ireng.henst r
most a. he Undersigned hy prolonged observation, hey are
prompted 10y OBJ ceilings and BY seLse Of cJiy ~
commend DO strong rs to public consd ersicr. signed
ALIEN sLlBELL MACKENZIE L. : y.
R.v. SAM IL kELLOO6
Rev. WM. :. MOORE.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.

Ships Union vesy, New. Orleans r l. Williams; Silas
Holmes. Berry. do. VIM Nelson.
Brgs Linden, Charleston, Durham & Dimon VOL
colt. Gardner Bsraisra, Dcpeysor & Whtmarsh, Ser-
ling. Jones Ssvs nnah; Durham Dimon Rodney Smith
jamaica 4 Tucker
schrs Oregon. snow. st Domingo. Cooley. Toucey.
Boston; Elvera, Roberts Philadelphia.
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FOR THE PILES.

IOR THE EILko.
nR. UPHAMS ELEGTJARN ian i1tcrna. romedyl i
~ certain curs the PILES either Internal external
eeing blind Sold only 10 tbs city Al the office Of the
ongina Pronneior 4 UPHAM, VI. ID. regu M educated
Physca twenty wears experience confined To on ofes
prsc ice where Plies and Chronic diseases success
fully treated. Medical Oice los Bovery four doors above
sprng-sL Office hours from a. NJ 10 /. NJ ADVICE
rrau- Ola I'M
CHOICE FAMILY MEDICINES, Drugs, Ci emic
y al &c. for sale 81 DAVID SANDS co. Chemists
and Fhumaceuti-is - Els Broadway corner 81 Marx l.
- Also 4 large assortment OF the delicate French
English, German and American Perfumes Extracts, Cos
fnefir. Xr OlSu
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The Light House Gsisnlry Head, - Peters, MIG
near the entrance 70 the srbor Of - Peters which has
oeeu recently erected by the French Government was
hsh'ed on the 18Th Of September IL fixed Sht and
may be seen In clear weather al distance of 10 OF -
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.U-s- FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN

z..NlS - HOUSE Rumson Eaton Town, Shrewsbury
aud Msnssqusn-The new and elegant low
pressure steamer EDWIN LEWIS, Capt Cories, will
ave Catherine Market As follows touching At Pier No
Fast River. going and returning:
Laws NEV-YoNK. Laws EAros rOxs
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4DrALLARRANGEMENT-ls4,

ls45-FALL ARRANGEMENT-l
IT. ANEW-lOkk AND EkIk RAIL r..
Esc4e-c-iNROAD LINE IN Mdlefown, Goshen ~
and Intermediate place.. and after
Thursday. 10th Oct.
gor Passengers Tn. new fast and comnoliOus
at ST. NICHOLAS. Capt AisxA~OER IA. >caULrI, VIII
tie foot 81 Duane street daily, Sunday exceptdl
Yciock A. VI. and O'Clock T. M-ortf AIRY running time
3! hours Returning he cars vii leave MddeiowDH
O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock T. N.
For treighl-A barg" "ii leayr every anernOCa Al
o'clock Sundays eXcep-n freight Will not se received
amer that hour Shipp.r hereby no. FED that The name
Of he gnes depot station where goods ~ -
,.f distinctly marked upon essh article Otherwise
lay N.Il n0, 20 received
+0rfrher particular. inquire u Van Rensselaer, ssrni
corner OF Dlsl- ald West streets
n. G. SEyNDi r. Superintendent
~ Stages run from Nidiieown daily conn-cuo" ~i
ar afternoon line % Blooming hurgn. NLusborO Monticello
Mount Pleasant. binshsmOR, Ogeso, Port Jergis Homes
iair. Carbuldse, 81.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays To Dundaf, Mon.
rose Freulsy.e. Iegas BROOKLYN. A.. O'5
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FOREIGN FORTS

AT Anjler. sth July. ship Ann aeKim vsssner from n
York, % days. with loss Of sPars.
Arr ct Csdiz 10Th ult brig Francis Lord Gsddng
York via Norfolk