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BosroS Aug. 30, ls45.
MhtGry-Grog-Ship MassdchtoeHs-T The Weather
Theatricdis.
Independence Guard left here yesterday afternoon
in the Norwich train of cars and will of course be in
New York before this. understand that they have en-
joyed themselves exceedingly Notwithstanding the dis
agreeable state of the weather, and have left behind
them very favorable impression in military circles
They were escorted to the cars by very large con.
course OF our citizens and the officers of the Nev Eng
land Guards. The Independent Tompkins Blues FROM
your city ate expected here next Tuesday. They will
be received by the Boston Light Infantry Capt Park
who will escort them to the Boot house in Bowdoin
Square.
More grog has arrived here The brig Carib from Ro
caeIe brough, 70 TINS port yesterday aiull cargo OF
brandy OF which 65 half pipes, 90 quarter pines 30
eighth pipes aud boxes OF samples consigned to Or
der At New York How many broken hearts and desc
late hearths Will this internal cargo produce before
consunedi the consignees here all men of high
st'ndiIs and weghty houses, ami Of them il
cot all attend church regularly, and suoscribe freely
tCWads the support of parsons 10 preach morality god
illness aud a that while by importing liquor they wage
against GOD anl man / have no doubt that II any
q tnese honorable found poor drunkard who hao
become drunk With the very brandy which they import
ed laying on their door steps they would send for
watch am have MN removed 10 Jail and would appear
asains, hm the haxt day "a court and have him hnei.
Imprisoned, and disgraced Out upon these spectacle
slo4 dealers y Is no excuse ior to say III We
seonns Importing others viii take up the business "
Inc same argument would be equally apnlicshe a IN a
ihei' VINO contemplated becoming honest
i The packet ship Aassachuscs hauled mo tho srsan
yesterday and anchored she will nrobahIv s,1 ~ 40
& me weather Yesterday was most delightful air cool
anu piachs, "ind moderate from the north and sky
clear as new made methodst's Coincidence -
Brother feiby had good at the National thea
ire last hght The Washington theatre and Borton Mn
scum also well filled - .'ou W.
Sales Of stocks at Boston.
BRcrtHs BOARD August 2s,- 30 shares Bo ton and
worcester Railroad, D j, 1867; 30 Norwich h Syorca
ter Railroad 6is % Long island Railroad a. so ,ou
mingon Railroad IIl; Boot Mills (plr ooJ sIIS, "a
Reading % '' -
stco>D BoAao--5O shares Wilmington Rsilrc al IA,
100 Ead Boston Dividends 81: Western railroad os2
$4,000 Reading Railroad Bonds, 1860 GA
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 90, |

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 90, lsi5
Recorder Vaux of our city, to-day overrued deci-
sion of our Supreme Court in which has caused
considerable talk among those learned in the law Wes
ley Flave who arrested and brought before him for
returning to this country in violation Of condition an
nexed to pardon granted by the Executive from sem
ence Of y years imprisonment for the crime of murder
in the second degree, discharged from custody
the Recorder deciding that the condition void and
the pardon absolute. The Supreme Court had in this
same previously decided that the condition to the
pardon was good one and could be enforced The
moment Favel discharged by the Recorder he was
taken into custody by warrant from the Court of Quar-.
ter Sessions and held in So 900 bail to on Mon
day. II is probable the prisoner will be made answer
for his emey in returning to this country in breach
the condition of his pardon and his original sentence be
allow ed 10 take its course.
The city has proposed to treat with the districts of
Spring Garden and the Northern Liberties in relation
TO the dispute now pending concerning their right to use
the schuylkill water Il likely that the question will
be amicsbly arranged.
There but little done in stocks to-day and prices
remain pretty much as they yesterday. Tie fol-
lowing are the quotations
Sales of stocks at Philadelphia.
FIRST BOARD, Aug 29.-lO0 Wilmington II r., IA: 5000
Wilmington 6's, '5s 6l 20 u Bank 81 $1,000 Reading
Bonds, 65; 500 City SIS, l0it; Pennsy vania Bank
251
SECOND BOARD $4,000 Pennsylvania 5's 5 ds 74l; 3
shares Commercial Bank, 81; do Farmers Mechanics
Bank, 45.
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From JAMAIcA.-By the brig Glannorgan, AT Bal
ulnore, we have Intelligence from Jamaica 10 the
o,h August There is no news OF much importance.
Gen Flores, exPrssden OF the Ecuador had arrived at
kingston from Chagres The railroad from Kingston to
ppsnsntown and Angels was very soon to he opened
ssnsess asw was dull, and tho market well supplied with
american goods Flour ~ to 81 90
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/. & STn[VENEI

IMPORTER OF WINES, No ~ John street reforms ht
friends 9nd the lovers q. good Wines generally that IN ord
supply III. great dend, he las made ,v
way store, sud t. receive direct ifon B0rd-sux Wines
ne first quality, from the PROJECTORS direct
The wel known houses following are .n,c,eDt
stoa oi The gotiies OF The Vines, without further details
j. rreycle, yi1op'en,s OF Fgnobles
CaIH Ge tvats, ~ AonlaraN
y. 81 u : und.rahes 10 .. WIN. l,r family nsr n,
r.u dor nre %.
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EK LAST ESENlNG'S NAIL.

o. Owing to an accident to the locomotive, the
Southern Mail did not arrive in this city until halt
past two o'clock this morning.
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Corn Trade.
5000 bushels Southern Corn at 56}c.

5000 bushels Southern Corn al 5b8c.
The arrivals Of Wheat have not been large
and sells readily 5000 bushels North Carolina sold
at % 9ec Maryland 80 a 93c. Rye fair demand at
70c offering to-day Corn has arrived freely, and
the several lots Offering market has had tendency "a
render heavy all Offering has been disposed of leaving
but one lot OF damaged unsold Sales of northern at 81
62c weight and measure, Jersey. 60c southern 57A a
SOC. Oats, canal 42c; southern, 3sc. Only one lot OF
Barley yet received this season. and sold at soc for
4s pounds
The receipts of fresh ground Flour have con.
tnued limited through the week, with good demand
for home use at S4 80, and readily taken arrival
being good brands aoat unsold The sales since the
arrival OF the steamer at Boston have been good
tent from store at Si 81 10 "a which 10000 bar
rcls have been disposed Of for export and 900
barrels Ohio and Michigan S3 thereby reducing
the stock previously on hand to that extent Sweet
Ohio and Michigan at - 10 /; Troy, 81 SO
The gross receipts Of Flour and Wheat at tide water
since the opening of navigation to the end OF the srd
week in August were
Flour Wh,Gf.
1874. ........ ~, 600 075 brls lss 0s9 bushels
l
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paaseuVera Arrlyed


r n1A,wnRE-ship Bnrgundy-Mrs Motion Madam Norodo,
" lunar Grayhodt, Capt Congdou aud 2iO N the
The New York herald., 1845-08-30

WFDTt-AIs a hTIN ItE
NE recent discoveries ~ Chemistry have sysr.d Dr.
ser'o introduce into his practice several new articles
Medicine winch are certain, quich and d-vatg tner 81
'cls curing those difficult and protracied Of Syphs
tfs d19 pans th. bones, nodes etc Also, elects, Go'
notho seminal Weakness, Ia short all those d,s.ass
~ thase to- ofnat, those who devoted les,
tteatlon To tins department of surgery. .
~ Glover c"sui,d Gurg the day and evening At No
y sttt near the Museum where he conines himself 10
Ohce Practice
Dr. O. apprses strangers thai he has regular medI
cs educaon and recKOned che host o. emprich
Ind defenders whose found IN every public print
iu9 MR.
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Wigs and ScaipS.

RATCHELORs . New luven ed Wigs and scaps are ex.
~ cilhg the astonishm ni, aud of
osseurs All t- old iiihcnes abd v-xauous anoya.
done with. These tjiutul the
of Wig making only be procur,u VIM Batch tors. No.
all street, Broadway Remove from Broaoway
lmFmc
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NJ A r | I NJ E H E r AID
Movements of the steam ShIDs.
Packets to Arrive.
Packets to Sail.

soHr nE aaW YORK;. August 30.
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VA IDEK . IA I'm SALAa..ASDs.h oAf.. ..uA,.
w IHUMPHANI.-seyera have OeeA taken from bum
ng ruins of the late F, aud all having proved faithful
their trust be OF the Great Sign l39
Wafer, of Depeyser street where the
kind can be had SLAS 4. HERRING,
WI lmD We'd
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STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR,
w HIGH w Change grey hair s ITS orig nal color in few
aud fail of supsrcedg all Others Those who doubt
its virtues eqoesed have their hair changed before
paying their IL numbugs would take this method there
nosld be no reaYn to compa None genane unless signed
Harndeus Express any part OF the world One trial will
prove the iac Sold wholesale 81 so per dozen-and retail
81 and applied at No Chatham opposite the Hall Of
Records, New York, re
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FOh ITiL PTLLS
DR. UPHAM'S ELECTUARY,
a intefefna remedy, certain cure for the Piles
- sithe internal or external, bss ,ng blind Sold at
he oihce OF the original proprietor A. Upham NJ b. esu.
~ educated physcim o twenty years experience confined
TO ~ Office mactce, where Piles and chronic diseases
'e successfully treated Medici office, 1856 Bowerv four
Advise gratis. IL oo t,n ,lS :, /. =, -
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LAMBS, GlkANDOLES, AND JAfANNhD
WARE.

SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION.
~ ANY persons having ben deferred from visiting this
AVE- place IN of hoGse yer, full Tie
public is form ed that have numb, good rooms
anoccupied LANDU& " GAHDNfR.
Sharon Il rros rruei lhfh Iafs, an .vsv
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DACkkT SHIP QUEEN OF / HE WEST, FIR M Ii
L VERPOOL.--Conssness this ship, Will please take
notice she dschargg under general order side
BuIling Slip All goods permitted be TO Public
Store. WOOUHULL X MINTURN,
OF
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GEN LEMtNs' LEFT OFF WARDROBE
~ ~ r. H. ID

EN1I LNlEN and families obtain the full value Tor all
~ effects they wish 10 dispose Of (e,ther GIN
fLEat.N ., LADlrsI by seeding to the subscriber who
ety cent thai other
erson far for all articles offered Gen.
curn rhs will had their advantage send Tor
the subscriber previous TO selling any other persoL
j. LEVENSTYN,
a66 Broadway, up sa,Is.j
y B-A line hroagh the Pos Once will be psompy al
t- iat 10 tvln
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DACKET SHIP sIDDONS, FOR LIVERPOOL.-Pls
ssngers BY this ship will please be on board at Orleans
Wharf, foot of Vail Tuesday morning. 26h instant
at IL O'clock at which time the ship will sail
Letter bags will close the usual places l o'clock
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| STUDY OF MODERN LANGUAGES.
GENTLEMAN who has been ed for several years
past the tuen OF Modern laueuaits, wises e fnd
eS schoia either in the French, Spms iiian or Porla
gu, language
For further information, apply b. letter, to r L. at this
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TO ANGLEhS AND DEALL RS nv
EySHINf; J,IrK/E

n ONROY s. 50 rulon OF Cl street, Manu-
Oaciurers aud Importers Of Fishing Tackle at it, branches
their fall stock, Article
the line for Pond Stream, River Sea Fshing Inpor
ers OF the g-nuiue mmi,g SON. and genuine Limerick
justly celebrated sh Hooks Also, of Dxon ebaisd
Shooting Tackle aad Drinking Faks finest Canister
tyunpowder &c &c whoi e,alp and retai I'M
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ITO THE PROTEsTA>T- Of the United states-
just published. the most important work ever issued
from the Americ an Press go
The Rev John Dowiugs History Of Romznsm. spendidly
Illustrated with more than 81 highly finished engraynge ces
cptve OF the cusoms ceremonies councils and practices
OF The Church OF Rome, forming large and beautifully
printed volume of nearly 7o0 pages rich embemstc bind
Ing. Price - q"
T. WALKER. Publisher, ia Fulton st N. Y.
~ Agents wanted sell the above work In every town.
civ and county the United States TO whom liberal Per
-. IN bs aiIoxad yio
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PARLOR COAL STOVE.

IIEDENBERus Patent AIT ghi stoves.-Hsying ob
tanned Leilsrs Patent FOR improved stove, Is desr
that the public should examine his stove before pur-
chasing This Stove i composed Of three Cylinders en-
closing the other; the FIRE made In the inner Cylinder the
sas passes the surface Of the OuIer being between The
outer and middle Cylinder Leaving hot air chamber
age between the middle and inner furnace Cylinder
The cold air passes under the Base Pedestal and be
comes rsnfea between The Furnace and Gas Chamber
Gaping the psror from The edge OF Cover or Capital ~
which he Air 10 the Parior Is Kept constantly circula
lng making the air light and easy Of respiration, and he
cold comprest within four inches of the door, there
by making the heal Of the ParlOr agreeable than nas
obtained by any other Stove requires but little
coat and dirt the carpet
This be pat heal tie rooms WIN -N-
lsrnal air. To be- lad al the Mandatory OF
FRANCIS L. HEDESBERG,
81 iueod No. ~ Divi-lOn-st y. 7.
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ARRIVED.

ship Caledonia Of Baltimore, Mssscot 81 Us 'nn NV
b.rdain mdse to Joel Wolfe ,-.-.
Big Rodney, smith, "a ds I'm Galveston CieAa-) cot
ton. 70 master. q, ~. r.. 49,.
70 Badger & Peck. NJ, ~. -
stores 10 master " -. ~ -.
scbr + r skinner Keller, 2 De I'm Virginia, potatoes 70
scbr lane Lake ds FIN Virginia, wood.
scbr & Ravens Bishop, Viz mia, corn.
sebr r Rock kill, Predmore. Virginia. wood.
.cbr II Smith Chambers Virginia, wood
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WUaITNEN.

Sailed from New Bedford. a0th, ship VIM and Henry
(of Fairhaven) Benjamin Indian Ocean and NV Coast
A, Payts Aug o large whale ship believed OF New
Bedford on her fret voyage. IL mos out iu bud nome
had sold some OF her boats at j.
At 81 Helena Aug IL, brig Inga, Cudworth. WMeham'
$50 sp to sail day cruise Heard at - Helena
that bark Thcophilus Chase of Wes'Por Ball was on
Carroll Ground Aug ? with 700 bbls sp oil.
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PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.

CLEAhED.
sbips syrian. Jackson New-Orieans Ws.ona n.ao
den DO Ne.mth & Walsh; lsnthe, Graves. booAr'2"n'
/ "a Williams Hartford ssnnerman, SAVANNAH Duh'
ham & Dim0n. . ,L Ron.
Bark cy, Tucker. New Orleans y .os'P"'
90 / i.ton / OGDEN. Catherine. Turf. Boston
Bris piaSern Cahill ;, Johns NB. T Winniet- ~
schr Mary Marshall. johnson. hey Yves, Song,
well Chsrlestsn Foam, Davis Iarnpico' II
& Co; Ellen Perkins, -sal. Patruho'
soop Roscus Phillips. Taunton
steamer Anthracite. stewart Philadelphia
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SPOKEN &c.

sept 25 lat 43i, Ion 81, ship Psctoss OF Portsmouth
from New Castle Eng for Boston.
univ Is near Cape Of Good Hope bark Mentor, Of y.
Bedford bound 70 Timor Straits leaky 1900 bb- OIL -
Reported April . lat % n Ion l0s 81 t. spoke ship
Chill 10 d. I'm Macao for Lombock.
Sept Is lat 40 n. Ion % w, passed one OF the New
York and navre packets steering East.
Sept a lat A. 30 lon 10 TO- exchanged signals with
ship Sharon. steering w.
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IN PURSUANCE of An order Of IN. Surrogate Of tho
County of NewYork, Notice Is hereby given 10 all PEI
having c!aims against WALTER KELLEY, late of s
City Of New York, master. deceased TO present hs
same with The vouchers thereof the subscriber al her re-
sdence No l5J Cherry street IN the Cy OF NswYork
or before the eighth day of December Da~d New
York, the iih day Of June, ls45. ELIZA KELLEY
..bl awtms Administering.
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DISASTERS.

The brig Savannah Hawey.. hence TOR savannah on
the 81 inst at4 4. NJ the Highlands bearing "N" -
miles distance was run into by the ship Caledonia from
Rotterdam for this port and carried away ine oa'An-
nahs bowsprit headrail head rigging tore ssiis and
done other damage She was taken in tow this morning
nv the steamboat Ors and brough, the city for repairs
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INPIR~IANCE Ola order Of he Surrogate OF Tho
County Of New York Notco Is hereby given 20 all per..
having claims against WILLIAM y CHAPMAN, lsieof
city OF Ne~York, deceased, present the win
the vouchers thereof To T.. N. Oven his ofre ~ Mer
chants Exchange In the city Of NewYor before Tho
10Th day Of November
Dated New-York, the 9Th day ofM.y, 1915
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Grbools.
FEMALE INSTITUTE,

AT mfDDLETOWN Cts CHASE, A. NJ Principal
"A This Institution = Oca;ed In the Ciy Of Midd-to"n
within hall nile Of The COunecfct River. The beauty
hcalf ness quiet and morality Of The City rencef II moi
desirable rececce FOR hose i-ntrg 70 pursue cOlis
Of study The number Of Bozrdefs : nltei They reside
IN The family With Principal and Teacher who spare
no pains secure 70 them al tie comforts u pleasant
home regular u Study is pursued Young la
dies be prepared Tor teaching or compes nofookh
practical and Accomplished Education.
The CBsrge lor boarders Is = 81 per snngn. Music,
Drawing fslning and Modem Languages being extra
Sessions commence August IS November Is and May st
Circulars nay l Obtained u REv H. CHsss 70 ~ ssr-
sf, rrcef Nr-r York auq Nv SAwl VIDA INV
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ships Empire Liverpool Liverpool. Hew-Orieans ;
Clifton do star Republic, Galveston, Texas Hudson
Nozzle Mariana. Charleston, Leila Baltimore bsrRs
harrington. New Orleans: Eliza Aoaachicoa; Republic,
Bremen; brgs Hds Charlotte, Lisbon Corssir Liver
pool Robert Bruce. Baze Honduras; scnrs FaHio''
Franklin, La; Patriot Bermuda; josephine, 81 Thomas
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THE TRIBUNE.



NoxrH Of my heart--Seplember mild
Thy transient reign is passing bright
The vine hung temple Of the wild
IL s,reakcd with golden light
Snaps the cicada in the grass.
And. a. with lettering step pass,
Shy pigeons greet my view,
Robbing the fragrant sassairas
OF berries darby blue.
II.
Lifting their cups 10 drink the showers,
And nodsing in the southern breeze,
Still gay family of flowers
Are haunted by the bees
Glove the Gerardia displays
Hinged like the sunsets riches, blaze
And near my path behold
The besuteous SOlidago raise
It's feathery stalk Of gold.
Nigh Wondering logs with moss oerspread
Clean the stip'd Arum's coral beads
And brake. stems shaken by my tread.
Drop ihoir round. clustering seeds.
| mark the Gentian's azure eye,
And berries OF a crimson dye
That grace the Box woods crown,
And, shooting from the marsh on high,
The Typha's catkin brown.
On a few children Of the shade
That pale, fantastic painter-Frost-
Warm colors with cold hand hath laid,
Though not leaf was lost
Blood drops may here and there be seen
On the low Snpach's vest Of green
AZ If i'll heart had blcd,
And where tall naples form screen
The grove is growing red.
A clearing have reached at last
Green with robe of sprouiing wheat,
And rambling glance below cast
On calm ACTAUGUA's circling sheet
Touched by the days departing beams,
Lo like a brooch of gold il CLEANS
Upon the valleys breast
Checred by no faircr sight arc dreams
OF a sweet child OF rest.
vi.
Yon mower, while the buckwkcat falls
In reddish swa,hs. bis task to cheer
Some rude old ballad strain recalls
That well love to hear:
The squirrel, irghicd by his song,
A Deighboring corniield's edge along.
Races in wild disrnay.
And startled crows, a noisy tbrong,
FLY through the woods away.
VII
Old pastures. scanned by paths of sheep,
Fresh from the bath Of geplle showers
Arc rvaling the yerdure deep
OfMay's enchanted hours =
The mushroom lifts its roof OF snow,
With roseatc hangings draped below,
Tent meet for fairy folk
And while his boughs wave to and fro
Fall acornsirom the oak
WI.
Huge wains, piled high with yellow maize,
Groan, as their wheels cut through the soil,
Aud the blithc hunter bomeward strays
Bearing his f,a,hered spoil
With mist the distant hills are crowned
And winds. in passing. wait the sound
Pleasant to boyhood's ear,
Ofripe fruit falling to the ground
In orchards planted near
Month of my heart September bland
when radiant Summer brcathed her last,
She placed sccptre in thy hand,
Her robe around thee cast
That sceptre soon will broken be,
That bright robe cease to cover thee,
For God the wide Earth made
A scroll inscribed with this decree
Thy ioreiiesf things must tado -
ron, Sept. lsi5.
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INST PUBLISHED,

THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY for Schools. Illus
i trstei By ~ engrsvngs and $ maps, with globe
map on plan, in vol io By 5. O. Goodrich, author
OF Peter Psricy's Tales, &c.
The above work has already been Introduced into ne
Public Schools OF Rochester and In a number Of others
The frst edition Is nearly disposed OF, the second
sos HUNTINGTON L SAVAGE. 2l6 Pesrl-sL
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FOREIGN PORTS

At Pernambuco, Aug 6, brig Lucila, Pescud, from
the Coast of Sumstra-the Captain finding no orders
proceeded TO Genoa 18th. bark Globe lslin, Pnils
Al Matsnzas 10th nit. brig Pennsylvania Lyle, Ton
Philadelphia; 9Th Grecisn, Benedict from do diss
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aoARDTNG SCHOOL.

PREPARATORY lBOARDlNGl SCHOOL MlDDLL-
/ TOWN CONN.-D. H. CHASE, A. VI. PRINCIPAL.
Established In 1855 Sessions commence May iom ahn Nvf.
SIN c. nnung i've months, at so per session Thorough
nreparaon for College business and personal anuons
ar secured 10 pupils A. fully the most expensive schools
Lads from NewYork placed In charge of care per,
81 80 p ~ dLl
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Books.
nnnrs rHAT ARE HOOKS.

DRAlTHWAITE'S RETROSPECT Of Prsstcsl Mec-
Id cine and Surgery, hAfy-afiy Journal containing
Retrospective View Of every scoyery snt Prscrea m
proveeni in The Medical Sciences The Treasury OF HE
i0y com sing General Introductory Outline q niver
sa History anceni ani modern. and Series % Separate
Histories Of every principal that exists l-r rise pro
rsss ard present condition. &c &C By samuel Nzund
author of the Treasury Of Knowiedger Bio ,rsphcs
Treasury- Literary and scieuncic treasury Ae The
History 81 America. edited ~ John lrman-
Facts that every American should Rezd being Narrative
81 the seizure o.; the American ing Cyrss on th- Coast Oi
Africa b. British eruizer. Prce ,; cts
Confession VI Henry o. Green, execIiei Troy, for lie
murder OF hi- wife. Sept 10. is4i Price eta
The Art u Swimming j0u for beginners Price cts
Th. Al OF smoking. word 70 practitioners Prc-e cts
Also for sA--l,.0 COPIES a beautiful Elile annual In
Sheets suitable for Odd Fellows
Reesmans Treatisu-s few copies 10 De had AppicA
ton Price srafis DANIEL ADEE, Publisher.
oil IN. EulLnu--t Inn fal
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second IROnrd,
TIN PLATED LEAD PIPE

A SURE PROTECTION sgsinsi The injurious Effects OF!
A s. 10 offered by the Subscribers al the price
a. which common lead pipe De purchased AL pipes
sold hy them stamped Lowhcrs Patent TIN Plaed
Pipe" snd warranted perfect in every respect
On hand and constsnty manufacturing al sizes and
weight from ~ lhs, per foot and of sizes from
inches In cabrr and be ned- sny length required
aul2 Sms LOWER LIZ ROY 22l W--i-st
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ROARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

NOR YOUNG LADIEs-Mrs. BAILtl WI De hApPy 70
receive her pupils Monday tls Sih Of septeinher-
There are few vacancies for boardcrs those desOu- OF
placing their daughters ts establishment Vi" Please A
Py - " ' aus 6ws