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WEST POINT MATHEMATICS
CLASSICAL STUDIES.

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I ATE lSSrRI CrOR iu Prof hinslegs Military school
- West poilf. sud senior Tutor Geneva College
i ins-rusf PElssrE CLA.sEs OF youns gentlemen on he
West Point Mathematical oourfe. IN The Latin and Gre~s
snsuaze lnd the usla studies pfepaIaofT 20 -nreas
College.
adopted West Point chief derived from te French
snd emn-nfg disfr1 above al others for close
uess Of invesl CATION and risid accuracy,
ercses IN tie field with the th-cdoe. compass AMI level
will be- impaired 10 those desiring 3D.
The terms will be made known on application % Nr.
Marshall, = his residence. 90 Broad" ~
The following testimonials are submitted 10 the pubic
NEW-Nosx, sept 50..I8g7.
The under.sn feel. entire confidence 10 STATING that
NJ Marshall cush scholar 10 me Fafons branches
which be proposes o. teach, ana having on several ocea
s0us Witnessed with much pleasure the examination Of
his classes csH farther add rs, ne "a. hspgy iicgy OF
lmpartlng knowiedse CHARLEsDAkl Ii D.
Late Prot Of Maths IN Nil Acad. West Point
wssr Poi~r. sepfefnber p. 1917.
take great pleasure IN expressing Tho Aizh opinion
which entertain OF Mr. Marshals requirements n the
Ancient LANGUAGES and Mathematics and my confidence
Lis s5ry and long experience a. Teacher will not
al him with a. who are desrons OF
attaining thorough knowledge Of the;s important
Prof. Of Mathematics IN Military Acad West Point
CLASSICAL AID M,rHsw,rIcAL scHooL,l
WEST PoiNr. Sept. =. 1871
n swth the confidence derived from experience that
recommend 20 the public Mr.. r. G. MARSHAL ,,ie oil
Geneva College, and formerly Classical and Mathe-
mafical Teacher in this School every respect i'd
mirsby qualified Tor nstrucing classes Of young gentle
men the Ancient Languages and the Msthemsfics
l. l. ID KlNSLEY,
Late Instructor in Military Academy. West Point
GENEVA COLLEGE. August To-, 1871.
NJ Nar-hs has discharged the duties OF Tutor 10 this
COLLEGE 70 The entire satisfaction Of all concerned. con-
slider him very finished scholar for Of his years and
that he would. doubt. discharge with distinguished
ability the dutie. Of any Office be might undertake lie
has been employed pretty extensively with the College
classes in surveying, measuring highs snd distances
and leyeling a. preliminary % Civil Ens .neeIins
HORACE WEBSTER LID.
Prof Mathematics and Nat Phil 10 Geneva College
GE~Ev, COLLEGE August 10, l8f1.
Mr Marshall hes aiwsy. shown excellent accomplish
meufs a. COLLEGE officer uniformly displaying those
qualifications that fail command the confidence
respect and Of students capable OF apprecans
the vaue ola good instructor cordially commend him
D. PRENTICE, Ii ID.
Late Prof Of Latin aud Greek IN Geneva College
OF FMNWJfF
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IN. Y. LAMP DEPOT
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CLOTHING, &C.

DEVLlNs' CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
No 50 J0ha-st- corner VI Nassau
T,HE SUBSCRIBERS are PIE pared WIN eest ssls9
/ 49, and seiecf sfscl OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTH
ING 10 which they respectfully invite the attention OF
Who'll EsALE and EErsIL buyers
Th-v have on hand and Do process Of m.nuisctlfe
OF FIFTEEN THOU SAND GARMENTS
which they guarantee 70 be made with 81 ne ei-tsnee
and durability Of the CUSTOM ~OkA ol Ae u'st isA
ionabie hog Is In the nitet States, and a. prices
NEARLY oSE HALF LEss ii
ID Elm. ,oyehsr Viii rsF ASH SYSTEM. forms the great
secret OF their most fLArrEKlNs steei,s.
Their stock Of French English 1efu.n 40 A.-ril -
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kr Is fhey venture assert. the LARes- s-a -
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Thar ~oKS MADE TO OEDEk they GrskA>iss eluai 70
h made A. the most roted merchant taors Of Inc city
bat A. price. corresponding with
THEIR CHAP CksH SYSTEM
r. .- sen.rtnsentth thew have secured the services Of
he be.f CUTTERS and WORhMEN rHt CITY AfoHDs
DANIEL L !. DENLlN,
-, t..s,. 81 J0hn-st cor Nassau.
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SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS.

BUUN1 And TfNIUUINA IL.
GENERAL AGENCY-E h. WILCOX. Bee<man-st
VI Clinton Hall, Newiork, receive. and execute. orders
Tor Boos, Mao. Music MAGAZINES, Periodicals, NeWspa
per sbind NJ Stationery Advertise mens Cards CIR
culars Biheads &c cheap Tor cash Persons WISHING 70
procure school or Musc Teachers situations - e1pe
enced Teachers NAV be accoin dated on reasonable terms
BY applying with full particulars as % quAnca De
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10 those whose bill for Books. &c amounts 20 30 or more
far the experiment operates adv.ntageoasy Tor -
parrou. Our register xibt- list Of Of the Srafu
sfes from various COLLEGES experienced tetches ana r.
ma teachers ofh- first class Letters must be postpaid
CITY orders received through the Dispatch fost - DIS
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BABY JUMPERS.

TINE ATTENTION u the public . FesQeeuu4t e-led
/ ~ ri. rnost useful and amusing Article r9r ne
- OF infant. IL hss been very hiEhiy re-
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in Invention. OF the age Having recently been pseEied
dealers are cautioned against pgrcn-s ~ - 80 -
,re stamped Tuttle's Patent, III ~ "a
~ -. II =, The s-asr. dtpot Ill Rro-twsy Sew.l orr
.od BY his scents Horace II Day. > Cgrt.snd..i W A
S-i I D.vi. 81 fremont Row, Boston and }. I.
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IN FrenA Dlaii sfoaD,r Unton for Cherb0pR-P Pts
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10 ms I ige.b,re c. to MARY Z. BRISTOL, of the
sane place O, ., plooningdsle bv Rev DIR
"'o", M. CroRGE PECK 60 ELIZA A daughter of
he'' w. s,.ohen C. Brewster ND. all Of this CITY.
70 n, Tbursdsy la.i In the Nuihst Church, by Rev.
n, Iewi,i Mr. GEORGE COOK TO Miss MARY JANE,
...sh,er OF Z Bloomer, Esq all OF this City.
oa ssodsy evening in this City by Rev Mr. Perry,
A, TR.cY YATES Of Beverly, 70 Mas ELLEN
!, VA fhGF ORD Of salem Mass
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vCNTILATING WIGS,

Soaps aud Ls1lrs Head Dfrssrs =,
STAND PRE-EMlNEST above all others 10 the word.
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Their peculiar hight vertatinz and gossanner character
their being shaped and fitted the head exactly a. me
natural hair grows every hair having the appearance Of
from the skin their elasticity superorty OF
teral workmansp their style " finish and mode or
Arrangement, form such combination Of nproselehl-'
ali the competent judges have pronounced mem per
feet heads Of hair -, - -
Strangers are invited inspect them whether rom Gu
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ll3 Brosdxs directly opposite the Cy no'e.
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TRENCH
on TIE PARABLEs.-D. APPLETON co. hay,

an THE PARABLEs.-D. APPLETON co, have
~ Just published
Notes ON the Parable OF Lordby Richard Cheneyix
Trench A. Vicar Of lchen Stoke, Hsnts; Professor Of
Divinity Kings College, London and Exsminlns Chap
lain the Lord Bishop Of Oxford. ! vol. 8vo. 81 -
We have read this valuable work with great attention,
and the result OF examination ardent wish that
may be universally IN the hands of young clergy
and generally those Of the pous and Intelligent
iaymen Of he Church The PARALLELS sl Chris
well large amount Of religious instruction,
while for tho due reception Of that instruction no small
attention the context and small know Of ancient
usages requisite very large amount Of somment
ary. much larger than Christians generally suppose mas
been written with relation them and that by many OF
the greatest lights of the Church. az well mod.
Mr. Trench possessed Of great learning, Of sound
ind smeut aud far can judge from his WORK Of
great pety ha. employed them I'll n the explanation OF
these interesting portions Of Scripture The product has
been one of the instructive aud interesting books
which We have ever read We apprehend that there are
very few which will richly repay the time and labor
which Will be required not merely 20 read but TO master
IT, Toll True Catholic.
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SHIRTS MANUFACTURED

AIRS SOUDER submits 10 the gentlemen Of New YORK
fIhef approved method Of manufacture IN the article 0
SHIRTS They are cut % by practical tutor, and
made under her eye and for neatnes VI WORK and
beauty o .ter- challenge potion with any 10 the
COUNTRY Al JOSEPH sOtDERs Cheap tash Ialonns
Establ ishmeut, cor. Fast Broadway and MaketH
II B-Mrs. y has. for the accommodation VI dow ntOwn
Customers opened branch establishment al Murray
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ALRIGHT STOVES AT UNDERHILLs, 80 Grand
A age and well selected stock Of stoves among
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81 \ YORK the prize Of Pessskl, and the wellkno"n
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So. Ia ofernx stock Of the public, the
, fully convinced cannot b. e1celed either for
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nfeofsnce be guarantee. satisfaction 20 all coyepipa
eon.tsntly on hand, and pat up % order
JOSHUA USDERHlLL, $50 Grsnd-st-
~ tnsoSis- opposite Essex Market, N.Y.
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NSeau Parker Sid IN co bng r Walter Tor Ni9rk,
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h,s.ns
Naf Roe, Benjamin, Bait DIS, coal, MAILER LORD.
xseh NJ Peck, Liscombe, Richmond d., coal, Geo
Nsweombe
seAi Greenwsy, Couch, Richmond days, -four, &c to
AatH Puson.
Sehr Roe, Seaman. Bait ds coal. johnson Lowden
Sehf Arlstides, Moss, Virginia, day. II Hayens.
ehr Ann Gardner, Homan. Richmond, ds -four, Sc to
Aien Paxson.
sehr Oneida Collins. Virginia, ds, wood.
sSar Ferns GarTetson, Norfolk, ds -four
sehf Joseph Cranion Norton, NOreans, 3 ds, sugar
scar Stsuneh, Andrews, Virginia , de, coal.
senr Belle White, Elisabeth City 10 ds, wheat
sehr Mary 4 Elizabeth Let's Virginia, Dis, wood
seai ChngaroIa Albertson, Virginia, Dc, wood
Sehf W Boiden. Brdsail, Nirginis d. wood
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WASHINGTONrANS

4 TTESD The Wsshlnxtoni.n harp, coAecton OF
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.ruz either solos chosses designed FOR the Of
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DY THE GENUINE ROWANDS Improved Tonic
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SCHOOLS.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH

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- ins between Messrs Allepst Scheuerhoru IN con-
ducnng Young ladies' school has teen b. mutual con
sent. dissolved
Tie scfoo viii BE- corrnusd g. ususi q - Gr.en.s,
under the rhe charge Of Mr AfLLEPLAIT ard LADY
~lo ui be- asssfcs Ell the oepartuel;s b. -l qlli-
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TO PRINTERS

IOHN WILSON author u Treatise on Grammatical
Punctuation aud other works late Of England, and Ie
Gently employed by Nj :. y. Dickinson a. chief Proof
reader prefer. bis service. the capacity 90 those
offering sufficient remuneration Iestmonlals OF ehtrse
printers and publishers.
Address John Wilson Of Messrs Crosby and Nich
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FOREIGN IMPoRTATIoNs.

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hrs 100 bbs % hhds gar Holt Owen-2iO boxes segars
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ST uBES-Barl Ptanir-3l9 moys salt 1867 quintals
css wood 70 oIdeI-8nO five franc pieces Bush.
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fSFOHNATfOS
FOR MARRIED LADIES.

nOCTOhs JAthsDN AND HIGHS, having pur'
IL chased the interest Of celebrated professional gentle
man. osg inform ladies' In general that they now
caring that unfortunate malsdy well Known 10 ladies'
called prospsgs uten. Their mode Of trestment - per
fectiy unique and SIMPLE and afofds Immediate iele.
There being necessity for the Of those
articles called trgsses. supporters contractor. ie
days or weeks application has been found su ient "
many cases 10 make permanent and ina cure 49,
table references ladies' who have been enIso 49,
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SACK & BAG WAREHOUSE.
Manufacturers, ~ and ~ Wafer-sf.

Manufacturers, ~ and ~ Water-sf.
INVITE THE PARTICULAR ATTENTION. OF country
the grain districts 20 their stock Of SACKS
and BAGS which they offer for sale 10 suit the wants
purchasers upon the most favorable terms Dealers, a.
ter visiting their establishment have universally adopted
practice Of buying bags Of them ready iof are
use aud sale Ia preference the old slow mode Of having
them mafe q Al home All kinds Of Calcutta European
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CARPETING,

al CLOTHS, Sc.The subscribers daily receiving
Olage supplies OF the following goods oIdereg express
~ for the Fall Trade which they selling AZ
tremely low prices.
Brussel. carPenz, new designs &C.,. to ~ per I'd
Three py ......gs 20 lis
Ingram d" double sup and superhne.1s 10 -
Ingram d" extra Inc. hne, aud COM. = 70 . .
English aud American Floor Oil Cloths from Il 10 q n
wide, from S. % rs per yard.
Also large assortment Of druggets, rugs mats, table
and piano covers rods window shades and az other
articles connected with the trade extremely low sanlers
visiting the the city particularly invited 70 call aud
examine the stock SMITH s. LOJNSBERR1,
gsist Az Pf4fl-st opposite william II.
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THREE.PLY CARPETING.

EAMLlES about o. purchase viii ind the most exien-
Il slvc assortment az 6uious Werer0oms that can be
found the city Many of the patterns entirely new,
and ordered the Fall sales the Tlompsonse and
other celebrated manufactures Also, complete assort
Of al other STYLES Of Carpeting. together with every
article connected with the business ell OF which VIII be
sold low. az W. III. OUION> Wareroom-,
extending through sud fronting
~ isif "a East Broadway and III Divisions II.
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