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GHtHSCtS61GCE9 OPpSSeto
W. S Il. iStIh's Dry Goods Store,
FAYETTEVILLE STREET,
Has 1sf reformed from the North with large assoIt-
ment Of GOODS selected by himself in person, embrac
ing Super Black French and English Cloths; Saper
fancy French and English cloths; Super olive, brown
and black French Castor cloths, for frock and over
coats; super black French and English Cassmeres
gle and double-milled super fancy French and Eng
ish Cassimers, with choice assortment of Vestings.
Super plain black and fancy Satins super plain black
and fancy cut velVets white satins; buff cassimers
cbaeys fancy woolen velvets
Also, large supply of FANCY ARTICLES, such as
black and fancy satin scafs black and iancy silk and
assortment of Shirts made after the latest French style
together with black hoskn and white kid gloves
ino gloves and halfhose /; stocks of various kinds ;
gum elastic suspendeFs white cambria, China, and
Spftalfeld pocket nandkerch umbrellas sc.
These Goods were all purchased late in the season at
considerable reduction that purchasers will not
only have cheap stock to select from, but entire
one, as this is all of this Falls purchase. The
public respectfully solicited call and examine,
whether they purchase not shall always be happy
to show them my goods-knowng that can offer such
inducements for cash my usual credit, will make
il to the interest of in want such articles TO
chase.
The subscriber tenders his unfeigned thanks TO his
numerous patrons and to The public, for the liberal
conragement he continues to receive and them
that nothing his part shall be omitted to merit its
tnnance Gentlemen Furnishing their materials
rest assured of having them made in the neatest
and most fashionable manner.
b N. B. The subscriber has on hand general assort-
ment of
READ Y-zMADE CLOTHING
manufactured in his establishment The London
and Paris plates of Fashion, together with the monthly
reports, are regularly received. ~ @
z..t THos. R. FENTREss.
Raleigh Oct. Il, 1913. s71-s
Register and Star times, once week
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A NIagnfffcent And Cheap work.

A n Anatomical Atlas, Illustrative of the Structure
IA ofthe Human Body-by Henry H. Smith NJ. D.,
under the Supervision of William E. Horner NJ. D., in
in one large volume imperial Octave. For Sale at the
North Carolina Book Store. TURNER & HUGHES
May 21, iS45. 55O-ly.
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FOR SALE.a

On Hberalfterms, the House and Lot in the
eastern part of the City of Raleigh, belonging to
Mr.. David Carter, and at present occupied by Mr..
Daniel Murray. Apply to wa. sTITH.
Aug. 5, 1845. 5. 56l-,f.
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COMNON SCHOOLS.

I'm unrsuance offhe Acts ffle General Assembly on
the subject of Common Schools, the President and
Directors OF the Literary Fund have deemed il proper to
nnbsh the following scheme of the Distribution of the
nett income of the Literary Fund, for the support OF
Common Schools accrung in the year. ending the Isl OF
September, Is45. And notice is hereby gVeD that the
appearing to be due by this scheme to the several
Counties will be paid to the Charmen of the Boards OF
Superintendents, on their application.
~ WILL: A. GRAHAM,
-Presp er OtciO of the Lat. Board.
Distribution to Common Schools from the Literary uo
for the year from LIST September 1884, to lst Septem-
Der, 1915. ts- ~ ooo
Federal population according the last o9s
Sum to be distributed $ 1882 Al. S.s
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Chemicals i,1 great variety from

CMCfMlCals ln great variety from
anlericGa Manufacture have been received and will be
sold pleasing terms by the subscriber, viz Iodne
Iodde of Irons Deuo IOdde Of Mercury; Proto Iodide
rarine SulpLate Acetate, and Muriate of Morphine;
Narcotne;P Pperine; Cyan. Potasse Ammon Tart Iron;
Citrate Irons Citrate Q1inne and Iron; Phosphate IRON
Chryst. Tart. Antimony; Acontina (Aorson,sl; Nit.
Silver in chrystals Elaterium Muir Baryta; Oxide Tin:
Suphuret Potassas; Hydrocianic Acid; BFomine. Ali
the above mentioned chemicals warranfed pun 8.
being manufactured by the most celebrated chemists
will fail to give universal satisfaction Phvscans
are respectfully requested to test their purity :
a',z p F.PESCUD,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist
,gs-4ssr Raligh, North Carolina
o. RegistereoPy,
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COnfectiOnarfes.

COnfectiOnaries.
ENRESH supplies are received every week:
- PERFUMERFES, STATIONARY sws
- FENCING, AND BOXING APPARATUS.
7MUSTC-9L INSTRUMENTS
GAMES, JEWELLERY, TOYS. .ancD
Groceries. .1a
great assortment constantly on hand ar 2teff -
G. w. & C. GRIMME.
n. B. See specified advertisement in Raleigh Re.
gister - = tEr"4esstsS ~
Oct. Is, 1916. alsi a ksl
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IOO shares of Cape-Fcar Bank STOCK
for sale. Apply to w. II. JONES, Cashier.
Raleigh, Oct. 14th, 1S45. 57I-4t.
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"a SHOES, LEATHER
80 and Silt.

The subscriber has just received from the North a
large assortment of Shoes Leather and Salt, together
with general assortment of family Groceries, all of
which bought with cash at very low prices and will
be sold low for cash any goods of the quality
in this City, Also, Flour on hand from the best Mills
in the State. Old castings, clean Cotton Linen rags
dry hides and nearly all kinds of country produce
taken for goods No house rent clerk hire to pay,
can sell lower than my neighbots. s.
f-7 .-.~s e.-. ...... .- JORDAN. WOMBLE, -si4
North side old market street. =
Raleigh, September sth, ls45. SCOTT
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E7.OVR. EAOUR.

Z UST received full supply of Holdens' Superior
- Family Flour, and if not such represented above
it can be returned and the money refunded.
.-..- -- JOHN R. whitaker.
August Is, 1s45. 56S-tt
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Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates Of
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries VIII receive
The most prompt attentions and official account of
each drdacng sent Immediately after 1t is over to all
who order from us-Address
]. G. GREGORY g. co. MANAGERS
ess 80, e.71 Washington City, D. c.
oct g 1sIs 570-3tp
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I1egGliG and Plantation Cigars.
lust received superior article of the above Cigars,
% for sale at the Cheap Cigar Store.
3 7r.....-. e .... ~ KRAUSE & MILLER.
Fayetteville Street opposite City Hall
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r. HOVEY'S
TRUNK MANUFACTORY,

1873 PEARL. STREET. ~
(OpPosIrE CEDAR srREET) NEW YORK.
LEATHER, Seal, Hide, and Canvas Packing Trunks,
Ladies' and Gentemens' Hat Cases and Travelling
Bags vases, Carpet Bags Hobby Horses, Veoclpedes,
sc. Russia, Black, Green Russet, and Sole Leather
Folio Trunks suitable for the Army and navy the
most favorable terms. Sold Wholesale and Retail in
quantities to suit Purchasers. a-.s -..1e 1s3 rs
9s Citizens and Merchants from, the Country in
rted TO cGHas a6Ove Lefoye making their purchases
April 8. Sally.
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.

]. G. GREGORY 8 CO. .MArAoDss.
r.n 8 25.OOOl
.a ALEXANDRIA LO FIERY.
Class No. al. for 1845. To be drawn at Alexan-
dfia, D. c., on Saturday, October 25th.
~. =, go = PRIZES.
S25ooe; $4,000; $4,000; So, 600; $2, goo.
10 prizes of $4,000 10 DO OF $5ooi
sa, 10 do of $500! &c. &c: &c.
s4z2es 5sN1 &c Nos-12 Ballots.
Tickets 9 Slo-Halves $5-Quarters 81 o.
Certificate of packages of % Wholes $1lO %
Do 81 do 22 Halves 55 90
fats Do do 22 Quarters "a 80
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,O93I e4O622 sol 8 57229 9lI e97852 a
The Federal population of Henderson, including the
part of Rutherford added to by Act of the last General
Assembly, is correctly stated according the information
Of the Chairman ofSuperntendents for Rutherford But
deduction is made for the parts added by
similar Acts to Ceaveland and Mcdowell, returns
have been received which authorize ii.
The Board has census OF Union. Her share is in
cluded in those of Anson and Mecklenburg
October Is, 1915. 5Tl-2t
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Standard Literature.

IENHE Works of Lord Bacon, complete in vo,u.
u The History Of Modern Europe by Dr. w R".nlees Rnes
and continuation to the present time by VIM Io
Esq, complete in volumes.
18th centuries. s.s. ~ and
Humes History Of England, in 4 volumes
The Works of Lord Bolingbroke. complete in 1 vi.
many other % equally valuable works just received
ai' o. L. CLEVELAND
April oath, ls45. sI1
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j o B RINTING g
Executed at this Office with neatness, acc"
''''1 racy and despatch.
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new BOOK STORE

So Cheaper than ever!
TTHE Subscriber, having just returned from H.. ~
where he has been purchasing large addition worth,
former stock takes pleasure in returning his most his
thanksto the citizens Of the State, and his frisnaces
ealyy Tor the continued liberal patronage which gen.
thus far received, and most respectfully solic n has
tinuance Of the same trusting that with his Con-
tensiye assortment, he will be able to give general
faction. 'suS
BOOKS. BLINK BOOKS. ST.4TTO.N4RT 1tOlL
SIC, JMUSIC.HL INSTR RUJNE.WTS &C. &r niU n.IU
from the country earnestly solicited, and promrSoe Soe
teuded to, at the old stand, doors above R. Sm;1b a.
Oh CLEAVEIANn
AprilI4 S1t
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THOMAS r. FENTRESS,
l- MERCHANT TAILOR.

Oas door North Of Mrs. Stcparfs Boarding
House, and Immediately opposite
W. d A. StitEs Dry Goods Store,
FAYETTEVILLE STREET,
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So under present commercial ARRANGEMENTS lhose
vessels bringing foreign manufactures ana N
preference returning in ballast can hioid 10
and take cotton at freight they can get II Is te
same with coal and other ireshtboas coming out on inc
PENNSYLVANIA and New York canals Any return ireient
they can obtain is clear gain. Bremen ship coming
out with German emgrants. will bring wheat at Fix or
seven cents bushc other freight in the hold AZ
nominal rate in preference 10 buying and taking in other
ballast, Il.
foreign tonnage in the American carrying trade. few
vesrs aro its proportion about tenth in $40,
Inc proportion was onc-:hird of the whole. !, is
rapidly getting possession especially Of that branch Of
trade which bulky and requires the greatest Of
shipping. and is the valuable navigation. 1t s
effect in possession OF nearly one half of the whole
OF the carrying trade of the United States.
Facilities have been afforded in the administration OF
the laws for these and other ike abuses When legiala
lion would not be subordinate then diplomatic arrange
ments made results. 1t is believed the
days for such things passed We have 70 hope
the time has when measures will be taken to re-
claim lost rights and regain that equdliy in Trade
and Commerce just TO others essential to our
country. American Influences must aud will prevail
The Address closes with rapid review of the
principal Mechanical improvements exhibited at
the L air most of which have already been noticed
in our columns
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~ uvdropnthic Institutions

W Hydropnthic iustitntion.-GeorGe t. Dexter
NJ D. has established an Hydropathc Institution Tor ule
treatment OF upon the cold system al the cen
,ra and pleasant village OF Moristown n j. The efficacy
of cold in the prevention and cure OF disease now
generally admitted and in many parts OF Europe and
own country suspended the of OF drugs and med
cnes In both and chronic diseases such as levers
Guiding cuvaires and disorous dyspepsia, and host OF
ills which heir TO- the action OF cold water rapid ana
permanent seizng upon The cause OF disease, II
greatly the amount OF human misery and suffering
and produces radical OF di.ease when other means
and treatment have failed In The graphic language OF Bull
yer under the cold treatment nature leaves The hoay
own instructive tendency Which always toward re-
coyery series OF action commences and The con
stjtuon il not ONLY amended, undergoes Change Dr
Dexter has recently returned from Europe and has made MS
extensive Of baths sere plan OF Tess
pz himself Ii vii be the aim OF ths proprietor while he
oilers 70 iuvads the means of relief from disease, 10 give
ih,n ais, The comfort apd OF home Norris
town is delightfully."- situated surrounded on all sides with
The aids ana appliances which w give effect IN carrying
mn, me cold water treatment The Morris and Essex Rail
road terminates from the Institution anc car
r,s,ss are ready all times convey patients 20 ana from
The. stah ~
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ICrcuiar
SIR ASHLEY COOPER;S PILLS.

For The rredy and aJe Of Dyspepsia gs,tioR
s:ipi;ion COgivenes SICK HsaGlcae all NerSous 4Tec-
tlos and Al. Diseases arns from Improper Tone Of
nils Pills which have been used 20 extensively in
I'M. rivst- PRACTICE Of SIR Ashley Cooper git
before the pubic England about SIX months ago by
mi of SIR ast.es to whom tG- component iEes-
P!s were conide The unprecedented success which mas
attended r- a. - of ihaIa uad the numerous reconm-nis-
,nn. my hav.. received al the great Physicians aud
surgeons OF me Old World, a1ofd sufficient their
irr1.uc,ion on THIS side OF the Al src. And II - with
,rg. of bride ani pleasure that the present proprietor
estabsnes an agency america iof Inc a!c OF PHI hirh
ha, cured thousands Europe, and winch will, without
doubt exert happy effect here where indigestion
NAV moi ne sIniss here state thai this Pill has been
for years 10 kd up il the bosoms OF few legal pract-
TONERS hey themselves 'o NE proprietor LaAes
TN, method q, introducing il to The pubic ndiscuminaty,
Of having cornrd merely 10 hose who Nigh, puf-
Chase il BY paying q pfirceIy re-
ne Observation-Disclosures through which this Pill reaches the
pub are as numerous ey various. The crhcsies
are the lips Of those who have cured by
il. acinstraon snd upon thousands OF ie-ii-
uonials of Is bebencsl etec hI De sGduced DIS ri-
r,-au Ii.ton and evea Mol With l1nunrrsoe others vi
h rontfy nave used -ir private practice and added
fbr 1uy IN lis bni The pri-iorfeel assured
- -c,,r ru-rtation efficacy and lis merit
mi r-a II alone lie public 10 be satisfied.
Tb nrn1r,ror doe. 20. intend tbs 10 be Cen0mnerd
r 1h- head OF hlmbugery He does that II Is
- 60 rv ,hinr but uuly TINT II sri.I cure certain dis
go Annnr tttse cIseas.s are WIND In the Stomach,
frires,,nn Nervous Hea1sche, Dyspepsia Constipation.
Co-ven-s, and sucn d. are uspeheen upoc al
in,nrop,r tone OF III. StonnacI-
= met yvith every country in every class OF
50 - vrv season Uf the Year. and YOU NAV search
., cur,. this disease inns identical Pin. Il has
dn rnor for Indigestion tatu-nc- Sourness of som,ch
- n q moi. range The PharIacopir put ge,her. ARd
80 - 80 h. laid OF this medicine, Than that Il issued
fm M gigantic storrhouse OF i- mind vi one OF The al
eel Physicians aud Suf9ns oil any asemlhat OF SIR Assy
Coop-c and hn that grateful public Is indebted
bR CARROLL co. murray-uL near Broadwsy,
ms I,n Principal Agents in America
nIRaCHED ard brown Dnllngs, Tor sale by
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1:lne iDatthes an0 .gewe.rn.
MATCHES. JEWELRY, Silver Ware &c

WATCHES, JEWELRY, Silver Ware, Sc.-Pur
~ chasers invited exulne the following articles
which are offered sale al very low prices duplex, Le
ver Lepne aud other Watches. by approved makers, Of
recent inpor,aons ne gold and silver cases Of The
latest STYLES warranted time keepers Gold Chains
Seals krys Rings Pins Bracelets pud every description
of n..,r and fashionable. Ievery Silver Spoons. Ladies
Knives Forks Plated and Britannia Ware. Gold aud Silver
Pencil Cases. Gold Pens hlau:el Clocks, and choice
lection of Fancy Goods. Watches Jewelry, SC. cleaned
and repaired LOCKWOOD L SCRIBNER.
2o5 Pegrl-st corner OF Fuon-s;.
lid Stat Hotel
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4 & : 7 7 7

~ scientific Amusement, orold end young, srav-
ANA gay centre table and nrc SIDE cealo1
Manufactured published aud FOR saie by G. g. Chapman
n Z corner OF Cheslnui Ant End sis Pmadrlpln Also
for sale By the gross Dozen single set by Oroesbeech
Co. No 50 Msidenane exclusive agents Tor The CITY OIL
New York; by Benjamin PerKlns < Co. ashlnS ou-eL
Boston: H L. Lipin.n SO Chesinus PhisdelPhis; Cust-
iur x Brother 20 Marset-si, BALTIMORE II Farnhaiii
Ms.hinrlnn l. \ 7. Mnrnhrnna Wh--lng Va cNN-,Hln.s
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~ Printing Press, Engine and Machine Manufac

~ Printing Press, Engine and Machine Manufac-
49, 40 (;o, YorS-rhe subscribers continue To manu-
S.cr Printing Presses and every article appertsiig
complete Printng and Binding establishment Also Steam
I;n.. from thrre 10 twenty-five horse power Dies, Roll
Nv Lever and Drop Presses for jewellers and silver
smiths Circular Saws, Mandreils, Screw Cuaas Mili-
earng &c aud machinery OF every Description a. reoa'
BNPsr,icular attention given both day and Nigh, TO
,otr,ns ins lmI HARRISON l. LAYTON.
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re- TO Business Mcn.-Edward A. Edseron A,1or-
ney Il, Law tat present Nassau-st corner OF JoHh Is
shout TO visit ana rave. through The States OF Michigan
ONO Indiana and Illinois remain during Inc Nie anu
Spring. and viii promptly ana islhiuy hI'eno 10 ahs os
compensation Kcrrs Cieaveand, THUS hiton fsqrs-
Edward. Msn, Esqrs Emerson Prichara, Esqos' ~"
York III Nv -
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DODGERS'S TABLE CUTLERY IN SETS.
IA few sets OF the genuine Joseph Rod gers Sons
Table Cutlery OF 81 pieces, complete, with ivory
bundles French pattern Forks For sal. by
pl2 JOHN ]. BROWN Co. - Futou-st
TT,RDSyARE and CuLlery.-Seanan Lowerre .3s
ii Sprng.s Gear Greenwicst offers Tor sale large aud
general -ortrnen of Hardware Cutlery Britannia and
1ansuel " ara OLA
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rF j. D. Wheeler, Attorney and Counselor 81
Law and Co,umissioner Of Deeds &c will s;sn In tne
Reading Roo.r OF esmasny Hall all hours OF the cay
mo ~.saps. III" "si
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s,rUyEs, and Iron Railing, &c-Ine subscribers
- would INFORM friends and the public IL general nst
thew have manufacturing Stoves al leir o!c
tabshed Store No. LS5t Waer-st where VIII be found
great variety consisting II part OF Tie following;
Tn. Economist and knIckcroocktr Cooking Stoves, LOT
coal or wood patterns tor those Stoves being new,
viii be found TO NJ much Than the ordinary Stove and
thew are warranted 10 bake well
DAVIS Ar Tight Cooking Stove, for wood or coal will
be found TO combine advantages than any other ye!
oven whole size OF the ooo;a OF the Stove
and warranted bake well Persons about 10 purchase,
would do examine Gis Stove there Is such vs-
ETY. OF the price need be no hlncrance TO the small
est families purchasing.
Doctor Jenks celebrated Patent Premium Psror and Hal
Stove. a..
Radiator and Single Cylinder Stoves and Bases Air
TIN. aad Office Soves. One and mole Furnaces Hat
fs and Tssiors Stoves, Stove Pipe aud Elbows Ioge'
TIER Yglih general assortment o. brass and Iron its
Brass Ofnaea.s, Mica Zinc, Cylinder Brick DecA Ion''
&c. -, =, ~
Ali Of which will will sold Wholesale and retall NJ t
lowest prices, ISL NsteT-st between SH1
PECK slip MrhE-h'1-' - .-I.,n
N-w-fork Argust1s. 1875 ans eoo+m
MERCHANTS and Others IN 'ssnI Of Account BOOB,
Iva ruled bound particular pattern are lnsiteu
IN YsnIne The various styles of Account Books maauiac-
u-,-i BIZ FrHucs LouIel a Mslder-anr AL orders
;fh which vi. NAV be favored. Will be- executed a. short
not1ce in the best style. FRANCIS LOUTREL,
Manufacturing Sistonrrs II Maiden-lane
Account Books, Paper and staaocery a. low prcea
M wv
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5ebooIs.

A NEW Course OF Lessons in French the Robert
n -onisn System, By Edmond pu Busson, 4. M.-Even
n.r OF Houston Houfs Of attendance, 6 10 and TO
O'Clock ,.,.,,.
radi.y and rAse b.-dss acquiring thorough know led %
OF thu language with al il a!onaic peculartes than b.
az re nsrtirnr- terms &c will be made known on
noli-,on Al M Roosnaus Select School No IL Ci--er
corner OF Housonst between line hours OF A. Il. and
PM No i'm
fs7HE @EIECT SCHOOL, No. IL Green cor OF
Chiefly o. the Prl--an Stem Is siyen n a.! hs Ee
lin ana French languages nld bookkeeping, also
taught, forming part Of The general course
r-iT4 mo The school Circulars may be had 81 Henry
NJ onderdous', - J9iin-s Mes'rs lockwood x Sons.
Broadway, and J. j. ofo"es = co'ee oi bfoatS ~ and
b-eckef-sL 10 ~!
1iE-SiiS Chas Coud=rt & Dr.. 7. o. Porter No. IS 81
N Marks Psce viii reopen their School the sl OF
ID. preparing scholars for Coere hey give such par.
cuar the iudy and practice o. The French tina;
IL M instance Of pupils could not spea.
French aueuily after Two years in this School
The French Spanish languages are par; Of the reg
German. taught dssi7ed for which extra charge
sr7sde. Nl-- oIn
IL cry near Astor and La Feyee places New-York Mr.
has he honor 10 That his School is day and
evening for Equestrian T4 TERM fsa exercise Riding
LECTURE LESSONS. EXERCISE
W1 hcnh.. "a
10 do ......... IL oo2O Rides. .........lo ~
=. do ........ ) Galo do 49,. .........6 M
single Les'on'.....,. 60 60 Single Rde'...... IS
B-High!y trained and cute. Horses for the Road or
Parade, 10 is- EVENING CLASS:
Il Lessons.......Sa co. 20 Rides ...........Sl0 90
single ...... ! 90 Single Rides. IS
RULES:
/ Ali Lesson. or Rides paid FOR commencing.
One hour allowed iureach Lesson Ride In the School,
8 orr hour and half for Lesson the Road.
& Honrs for Ladies' from A. NJ. to P. NJ.
s Hoars for Gentlemen from 10 and from 81 P NJ
& No gentlemen admitted during the huura appropriated
onlv three months allowed for Course of Lessons or
B. The School has been redrted and furnished with
Stoves Ladies IN delicate health need he under appre
hension Of taking cold. ISL
esd ~ AodI--- requested previous commencing.
D.NNANSfjIi'-A PRIV ate Penmau-nlp, uu-
4 der the chargs of hir McLauren. O'Clock il
the evening al Bookhsms Schooroom No. lI7 Green
corner OF HOusonst
The course OF practice is much extensive and thor
ouch h4n can possibly be given in large School.
BOOK kee ping also taught
Farther particulars, teens, &c mace known on applica
ton as above between the hours OF NJ. ana o'clock,
p NJ n26 I'm
rPHE GERMAN Languase-G-rmsn evening classes
arr being arranged Office OF NJ Van HO-venherg,
Esq No Is Ccne--t by NJ Ertei!er author OF "a, Phrase
Book in English and German
Private classes formed by ladies gentlemen among
themselves will be attended 20 ny E Apply TO f. a. The
annvr Office. nj imeod
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EF- Gurney's Premium Daguerrean Gallery
ss Broadway, Newly orS--Pclures taken al THIS estso-
hshinen sxc-ed IN This country. say his nune
patrons The public respectfully invited 10 call and
fort huu..lyea q