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rTE subscriber would respectfully announce to them and
Il the public generally that he has lately received, via
Charleston, per barque Lonsa, large lot OF prime and
genuine cigars which he invites their particular aiten-
ton; and that he the only authorized agent in this Dis
rct for the sale of the very celebrated suncued Lynch
burg premium Congress tobacco, much admired, OF
which he has also just received full supply; to which he
invites all those who fond of using the same 10 call
and examine for themselves, the sign OF the lu
grown Indian doors east IL street, Pennsylva
NATHANIEL T.. TYSON.
nec -anI
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NOTICE OF real estnie.--The subscribers
keep register in their general agency office, in which
all persons having real for sale rent have the priv
egc, without charge Of entering description of their
property free to the inspection of such rs desire to purchase
rent and only in the OF being employed agents
in any negotiation in relation thereto viii commission be
charged. Non-residents well citizens may find this
convenience ALSO general intelligence or reference
office.
We have for sale several houses and lots and large
of land in Fauquier county, Virginia.
RICHARD BURGESS and
JOHN Fl. SMITH
Office nth street, opposite the northeast of Full
ler's Hotel.
Nov IS-3tawf
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LOURTH edition OF Tanners Mnp of MexIco.-George
i Templeman has received supply of Tanners map OF
Mexico 4th edition, lSH This map selected by the
Typographical Bureau and several copies the army
of occupation. JAM
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T,IIE written .gn.ture the onIy s.f%xaasd against

rTNHE written signature the only safeguard against
countrrfsisThe public attention invited, and par
ticnlay referred to the advertisement setting forth ie new
style olabebg and the putting ot Dr. Bcckwits anti
dyspeptc and dinner pills Also 10 thai OF DR. Dyon's APP
proved anti-bous pills; both OF which, may be seen,
protected from being councried by the only safe
guard to be depended pponte WRITTEN of the
proprieors on the label of each box Of pills
All others which may be offered for sale by unprinciplcd
persons surely base commercials and viii be clcc,
as such The pills that IN the hands of persons who
purchased the genuine have all been exchanged Tor such
as have the written signature of the proprietor.
The sole agency for the sale of cckwits aniidy -pepc
and Dyots anti-bous pills, H. vested IN the hands OF II
W. Dyou IL Sons, OF the Columbian College. No l32 North
Second street, Philadelphia, who will execute any orders
for the same
Druggists and all wholesale dealers who wish be fur.
nished with the genuine pills. viii be supplied the
liberal terms, by applying rs above. May 2l-u
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They also prepared to furnish complete equipments
ministers, consuls, and other diplomatic agents
Dec 2S-eolmif
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LWR KENT.-Two good rooms the first floor, fur
nished and also the house adjoining the subscriber on
a street. between Pennsylvania avenue and street
Dec % JAS. WILLIAMS.
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ii. F. JACKSON, II. CRANSTON,
Late CT the Aston House. OfPavion, Rockaway.
EUTAw HOUSE,
baltimore.
JACKSON 81 CRANSTON,
ProprfetOrs.
Coaches win be in readiness the depots and landings
convey passengers, free of charge, the house.
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TRUSTEES.
Morris Robinson, Alfred PeD
VIM. J. Hyslop, David c. Golden,
r. H. M'Curdy, John c. Thatcher
Fred. s. Winston, Rufus l.. Lord,
G. w. Fabsr, William Belts,
Mortimer Livingston, Joseph Blunt,
Theodore Sedgwick, Isaac G.. Pearson,
Stacy b. Collins, VIM Bamwel,
John H. Smith, VIM Moo.e,
Jos. b. Collins, Zebeoee Cook,
Jas. s. Wordsworth, Jonathan Miller.
II. w. Hubbeli, Fitz Green Halleck
Gouvemeur nj. wilkins, Rob't Schuyler,
j. v. l.. Pruyn, Amos s. Perry,
Frederick Whttlesey, Joseph Tuckerman
Chas. Ely Gideon Eawey,
John c. Cnger, VIM. J. Bunker,
Walter Joy, One vacancy.
MORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAMUEL HASNy, Secretary.
MryrUS PosT, NJ d., Physician to the Company, 5Oi
Broadway.
CHARLES DE sELDiNG. Washington. D. c.. agent.
No. Ia Todd's Buildings Pennsylvania avenue
WIN. p. JOHNSTON, NJ. d.. Medical Examiner, of
It'll and + streets.
March LILY
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THE FOUNTAIN. TENN,

'HsI FoONTAiN-a Temperance Annual for Is47--
ome lafse volume, with many beautiful engravinzs and
literary contributions by the first American writer's richly
oJnna and gut Just published, and this day received r
s"eo Nv Il. TAYLOR
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THE increasing popularity OF Dr. c. Benz. Smiths i'm
proved Indian vegetable sugar-coaed pills has induced
number ofpersons to make something they call pills. and
aoat them with sugar in order sell them the genuine
while they do possess particle of the goodness nor
even assimiate In appearance TO the original Dr. Smiths
pills. In short, they intended ffnnd upon the COM
munity minister who AT first had interest in an mi-
laton sugar-coa,ed pill, manufactured in Albany New
York has given them up as he says on the mis-
cradle dishonest parties concerned in uacirng them
The party industriousy circulating reports
calculated TO nre Dr. Smith, and TO affect the reputation
OF his valuable pills; but rather than them in public
Dr. Smith is about to institute legal proceedings against
them Tor their ISLANDERS, he has in another case against
similar party, in which he recovered large amount OF
damages These miserable imators have resort to
most abomuabe palm OFT their counterfeit pills
as the public know that Dr. Smiths the original and
genuine Several instances have public N ce in
which life has been endangered by the unfortunate use
the counerfes 1t is Or. Smiths pills that are doing
much good IN the countryas the following plainly show.
More ministers and recommend DR. Smiths pills than
all others.
This is certify that have used the sugar-coaed pills
manufactured by q. Benjamin Smith, OF New York. for
some n,e and believe them TO be good medicine; and
also, from inquiry in that city, persuaded thar he is
the original inventor and therefore is entitled The benefit
OF the invention. 5. WILLIAMS,
Pastor LIST Baptism church. Pittsburp.
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(NLOTHING AT COST.-The proprie'ors of the New
~ York Mammoth Clothing store, having determined %
close their winter stock of cohng OTTER their large and
fashionable assortment at cost Gentlemen wishing
pensh their wardrobes will lind this excellent oppoffu
nifty do very little price will only be- ask
ed. Gentlemen can satisfy themselves by Few moment,
inspection
large lot of servants clothing the same terms.
j. GALLGAN a. SON,
Dec. l9-eolm Next door 10 ID. Cagct Co.
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Next door to the United States Hotel
Pictures taken In any kind OF weather. clear cloudy or
amy from O'Clock, a. M till O'Clock. p. m.
Dee. 10
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ENLEGANT Books for Prvsents--Thc subscriber has
u now on hand, and is every day receiving number OF
beautifully bound books for Christmas. Among them
the poeucsl works of Bryant, Byron, Milton, Bernans.
S;mbbe HebeI Pollock, Rogers, CamPben, Kirk White,
Young, Coierdgc, Shelly, Keats and Howell in different
sizes and binding Also, number OF sgcndd snnual.
praycr-books, and bibles Catholic Protestant aud
variety of beautiful books for children.
. GEORGE TEMPLEMAN,
Dec I'll Near corner u street and Penn. avcnue.
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From The Blue Hens Chieken. (Dell

TTUW
We call the attention of readers certificate
Rev. s Williams pastor of First Baptist Church. Pttsbug
in relation TO DIR. Smiths pills We ourselves bear
tmony the excellence of these pills, one of as having
used them, and experienced great relief from them
The above is the best paper in the State of Delaware
The IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS. (sugarcoated)
certainly doing much good in the whole country
highly esteemed if one-haf is that people write
and say about them They easy in their operation
that all like them The editor of the Northern State Jour
malone OF the largest and best papers in the State OF New
York-writes follows:
- WATERFOWL, May 81, 1876.
Dr. g. Benz. Smith:
DEAR SIR: was laid up with bad cold time since
my return from New York; and during my illness, made
trial OF your pills. and must say found them excellent
They the best medicine for the purposes they in
tended that have yet seldom take pills; but found
entirely free from the objections which other pills
liable. | hope they viii continue to be source oil
profit you, doubt not they will be OF rele
TO the afflicted, large scale.
Yours truly J. GREEN.
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SECOND BoARp.
MARINE JOURNA l..
PORT OF NETWORK

ARRIFED.
French steamship Union, Hilbert chefD'lfs' ~ '' ="
Bar Ps,er Demn Pickett, Savannah 10 d. cotton 10
r 81 Demil ,. ...., O., SEN.
res. Clearmsu a Co. d. ~. H.. p-,rllsv
Brg Oeorge Yates Charleston, ndse 20 Geo bs,,Als5
sept H. a. NJ, lat 81 81, long u io' spoke Di's ~
hence f0r Charleston. ,.,. o.. 7r,.ks-
Br bris Falcon Pit Bermuss, d. IN ballast 10 tucker
Blk corneia, crsb,res Sullivan, Me, d. granite Tor
A. : Navy lard, Brooklyn. -. al go. mo
Rrig NlHuokef Harper, Cardeuas. Cuba an rs ~
losses IL IN TAYLOR Left, bark Jane y foriahg 80
SYok 51h: brig Eliza Brazier. u and for Portland iVi
~ 0siesric. Of Boston. McNesr Trinidad DC NuDa
2atb ut sugar &C, 10 Chsselsn Ponxert sla IN con-
nsnv with brig Virginia. Tr,sdwsy for Pnsde ips Len
bsrfs FLOYD Caleb for Boston, oE Chesapeafe' rAAsI
~. American Eddy. FOR Portland. hng Mazeppa Soon
f5r York. Albert Perkins, BesTse, for Boston 10 cay
Canonicus Woodhne. for York In 10 days Col Y2
for Philadelphia. dg 9Th Inst, Jar . =" eAchanzeo ~
ais with Br bark showing white flag, red star n centre
wished 10 be reported. 81 a. A.. o..
Brig Chocta,v fhtner. Maracsibo days, coffee &c -
master Left TO American vessels Brg tas ans -
son. sd 22d ult for iork 'ih nst at d - 'o"- -
passed ship Col1mio. steering p
schr Spof0rd, Lonrstrnf, Nirgina lds Woo u'''''
~chr Chinear0fa AlbeftsOu Nlrglnia a., "o'l
-chr Joseph Marsh. Rogers virginia o. "pno-
~rhr Monmouth WOrdmause virginia 3 d. Wo,i.
schr President Taylor ~eeley. NoTeans Z. a. noe
Ic master Passenqers-Geo Z Coffee. sas W eni"oItu
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NEW-YoIK TRIBUNE.
From the National Era
frNE

.r-.,,~r a., Lsytns Of u, deah o. siLAs "hisHI'
"'" Fe.c York
a ,hev Who tossing midst the storm AZ night
while turning shoreward where beacon soone'
Meet the walled backness frhe Heaven alone
40 on the turbulent waves OF party tossed
In gloom and tempest men have seen 10y hight
Onencbed in the darkness Al thy hour OF noon.
While life was pleasant to thy ondimmed sight
Ard. day by day within thy spirit grew
A boiler hope than young Ambition knew
AZ through thy rural quiet, not IN vsIa
Pierced the sharp thrill Of Freedom cry Of pain
Man Of the millions. thou art lost too soon
portents from which the bravest stand ashsst-
The birth throes Of Future strange and vast,
Alarm the land yet thoo, 90 wise and strong
Suddenly summoned 10 the burial bed,
Tapped In its sambers deep and ever long
Hear Of not the tamult Singing overhead
Who nov shall rally Freedoms scattering no''
Who wear the mantle OF the leader lost
Who s,sy the march Of Slavery be whose voice
Hath called thee from thy task held snsh not ieck
Vet bolder champions 70 beat bravery back
The wrong which through his poor ones reaches
Hin; ,..
We, s,o,~r hands shall Freedoms torchlights trim,
And wave them high across the abysmal black
Till houpd. dumb millions there shall see them and
49, rs;o,cei j. q. w.
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NIAPS. GUIDE BOOk ;, Ac.-I. DIsI I ~
sARsAPARILLA SYRUP.

ONLY e. Cd PER BOTTLE-Containing inll '1naIL
Us nv forfeited II DR.. lNAN~s >arsapana syrup u
not as good # not superior 10 any sold. and me very ps
p,er NJ the blood-wsrranfed Tree from any wee iaot
ar mineral poison. To preserve health purity tne sou
10 restore health the blood must be pnfheo, sua lr
b.s,cs, he safest and most speedy % accomplish
ms /. 10 use this Alternative incidence ana W
urice AZ which 10 sold brings 81 within ihe Ieafh oil 81
Il - ,ararted 10 cure IN almost every case OF disease io
which IL recommended, or the money VIII ne
viz Kings evil erysipelas sctldhea cancer Obstinate
ce-s liver corn airs dzxrcss 10 the head. paiptaipn
Of the heart. ricsets, sar rhcum, peIsey cyspepa'
rheumatism asthma. and all diseases liisnS iioi an '
aure state OF the blood or habit oi system -
Persons using tins syrup ran nave mtale'i aileDl-
i them AZ the principal Office. free o. charge ana
i reference will be given respectable persons who
have been recently cured OF cancer scroiuh dyspeps
derhs dizziness ia the head, colds. coughs liver com
risirf mains n the side back and breast sore mouths
nervous disease. general debility and I'D one case con-
sumption after beug given mp By Two OF the in'i es'
fy packed in boxes containing SIX bottles tor =, ana
sent 20 ans part the United states sold az ne
pal Office "a Graud-s y Y, 80 Bowery aud fuli9n
~ sii lue0d
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SCHOOLS.
HENRY-sr. GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

g. 0UhCkENBps. An hhtiDH
ry,uTS INSTITT TON. ~ Henryst designed 70 sur
DIV the eastern portion Of the city Win scho9 Wiz.
,u viii be- received al all and Thoroughly hite1
III entrance into college, for commercial pursuits
The Fall tenn will commence August ~ Pupils entering
otter portion Of the term ms elapsed are ''
Tor the time they have attended .,..f are
Parents who are DESTROYS Of hndng a COCO sonoo a."
respectfully invited 10 call and examine ioI thel,'
or 10 make personal inquiry OF Of The following gem
ticmeu; r., NJ. rli.
RrrrRExcEs-N r Moore, LID President Neu5 u
cfingc. P,oC Anfbon Columbia College; Prot. Ken
wick do Taylor Lewis, Prot. Greek New fork htel-
sifv Rev John McVickar, d d. Prot Nor fhA n % 9
Col. Rev Holm Knox ID; Rev. y. j. Marseiis D-iy.'
Rev Isaac ferns D. l07 East Broadwayi key " r.
Fiaenbrodt 3. Amiiy.sf. Rev. c. q Sommers .- Naul
sonst rev geni J. lIaiabt ID; Rev. j. r. Schroeder r.
ID: Rev j. NJ Forbes. ID; Rev Charles heynyn''
Rev Lot Jones. John Oohout ESQ. Pres Bank or NeN'
-. ~ Al So, ,.i,r-rI. ( r. Nc - 7teod'
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THE WRONG Man Hu>C. u ndcr this caption
PARAGRAPH containing story about the execution 81
Boyip ston Tor murder in this cy some twelve yess
10 going the rounds Of the Northern papers IL ~
presents ths nnocsnc. Of Royinston ss having hn a
" established since hs execution with various otner
particulars al the material parts Of which entirely
destitute ot Truth. The RosioH CoHrir has improved
the erisins story BY stating the authority OF two
young men In that vicinity who were present st the
execution that when on the seAaoa he fRoyinstcn)
protected bis Ignorance OF the murder ant called on
God In the msst solemn manner b. witness his limo
cfrce. When the hsnsmsn placing "a. rope about
his neck be broke away. jumped from the scaod and
ran with slmos, superhumsn speed tie vas overtsksn
ana carried back aud a. the rop-e was \ "a
sbou, HE neck severed OF the Spectators prAns forward
and lid hold OF his sss pulling with brutal eroeiy
break the unfortunate wre,rhs peck
Nos We were present and witnessed the execution Of
Royngton ana te the ChKrtsr thsi u hss been
cutr-s eoasly hosxcd By these two young men, No
such scene 40 described occurred on the occasion
NOBLE Advertiser
AWKWARD Mfsragr-A fine stone church was
lately hui, in Missouri upon the scsce Of which u
cutter x.s ordered o. Gu, the oo eng - az inscription
Nv house shsll called the house OF prayer he al
referred for accuracy the Of scripture Ia ~oet
these woros occur but unfortunately he trans roec =
the scaodsl OF the society the whole verse Ny house
shall Dc eAAed me house q prayer tA " AaS ~aas
sss Of fsseres"
NUMBER or SHAREHOLDERS The National Erd
says tina, N Kentucky. where the number of small
Shareholders xrescr N proportion than In the South
ern Stses therc are according 10 the auditors hook
but 81 900 s!sv, holders out of population OF 215 COG
vhis,s over t~eDy one yesrs Of age The esrns,e 1.
NOT too low which reckons the Whole number OF .sv.
ovpers At 10000 TIE total white population OF the
s,u,h over tgepty one years Of sge must BE- at least
\ $40 600 soul, But according 10 Mr. Csiboan. 900
olro su,bern moo Shareholders uonsofitesthe onl,
rrsl persoss are the $4,000 slsveholdsrs
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FALL AND WINTER

CLOTHING. at the City Clothing WaIehorse, 10 ~
y Fulton-sf directly opposite the Old Norm b.i'u
Church where every style II Fall and Winter 'iohHt
can be- had % suit the pocket and taste Of alL
CLOAkS. % black and blue Broadcloths. Beaver anu
Pilots, from - 20 - go .
OVER COATS and OVER SACKS, every sh.de o.
Tweed Br0adc.ohs Beaver and Pilots, from = % -
Also. large assortment Of Business socks. froes 'oa
single and double-hreasted.
The new s,yle Of sHAD COATS from 3 90 so
PANTALOONS, plain and fancy Casrmeres. r ieN1l
Doeskins and English black Cassmeres, safinet' &C OF
every style, from II ~ ~ -. A.
VESTS an endless variety Of black satin Nei'eis Mcr-
mos and Bombszines. from 81 % -
Also large assortment OF French, Ensiish 'eii.h ~
American Broadcoths, Cassmere- and esiln-s' WIG"
will be made up order 90 suit Tie most "a
DANIEL =. SMITH. ln@ futgn-st
az lneos ouposite the Old Dutch Church
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BOOK TRADE.
To ENGINEERS.
CONTRACTORS AND SURVEYORS,

trE o..
J1bi, Book. -
DYJM sCRIBNER- A N - Psfe.i - -s.o -
bbinSinR with Kit edge. Published ~ h-h'.i-''-
Soc I'D Peari-st- New-Iors- -. -
ne above work nprises esaritfrls q - So
.--.F-le ~ines and Tanzenrs Natural >ines 40 49,
T.nrer-s. the Traverse Table. and I'LL - go
-. III .snies exhibiting 81 vleT tle nA-ur -
Ysrs. contained IN any erabsnkmeni Or GUS ,b..e
- 80 ~ sIope q aides usus % prsetlce bs a.
$780,. a. -. the work couprises pesss ~ 49,.
rs-ior T.bes Weights Of ircn, >ifensln y c.-sis
Forr.ul.. Diszrsu1s &C for ayink Oh r. 80 s@r@d
80 C--res. much Of which has never o-iols -. Tlis
:. - rrbiic nd al indispensable 20 t2- r -
80 ~ move crest saving OF tune sc - -
- b.-1-.r.~ 70 furnish results a. scc-fsisls -
49, 7-s-rer rapidirgl g. fhe rl1sf * eisel.l -- " -
-, ,.irhrur r. aid. The tables oi '-., - -
- -.refsIiv corrected and compared ~. - 80
-. "a .le ss-e tables and e. me TAD .liu--
49, 80, bsen 80 carefully b. proofs ioar inles le.s
- 90. implicit confidence nay De paced ID 'Ie4 0
se-;b,.r. Furinser'. ard Mechanics Con psiion
- i',ico - p.-es enlarged With - PAGES OF elifey
- -rs-rer I'd mach improved f1rQn9-o-t -,
. b.sved these books % vel aoapted % so. .-s
49, r,-1sssors rhs: they cannot er9rd 20 40 $3.50
49,, ~ tbat they Will sid rewsrdinz we-deeiea
an srs Tor sale ty al the principal boosseier' ihrolsn
an. ~ United states and Canada and A.
- ~ HUNTINGTON 4 SAVAGE 10 feAi----
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IT. AOPPO>ITION PAssAGE oFFll

.ssll-==cTo Albany, uliea, . - syrass.., |.
<7--1<z1<-.O-wego. -. Rochester. -. Bufao,t
Cleveland. -, Detroit. S5, Milwaukee, 81 49, Chcr
& IS. Cincinnsfi, - ~. Toronto and Hauilf0n y
Whitehall, -. Montreal. -: PiffsturE, - y
Office lo0 Bafcisyst
ANY security required will BIZ given Tor the fulfill sri1
III contracts made with this company
sis I'm NJ L. RAY Axent--New- York Ia
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- !. loR>lNG LINt 81 - 81

= ~. a ALBANY ard TROY and inieru,tr
gs---- 49, lsndina--The steamer Troy l. ar
.rter than any other day boat. aud ~ point cisse
afsfv and comm0d ousless b. actually unsuf e'-'c
anlel ever acquired more universal anN raAi tft
iv r rafsntd iu greater perfection those scns,s1,i
rxcelenrs s which really deserve public ittot fsst
cents Breakfast ard dinner cn board tne hoA- ne ~
nre.sure steamboat TROY. Capt a 1ofham, vi is'n
i .,s,,,t,,t ricr al the foot ~ Barclay.st Norlw
" ednesdays ana Fridays, a. O'Clock A. NJ retifunfa
the opposite days 80. 49,.
For e sht of passase apply on hoard, or 20 D. HALL
ai the office On lie Nnlrl ~
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HE ART AND rliis it
DANCING,

A CARD-Mr W. WHALE aud Daughter respectfully
"A announce TO the ladies and gentlemen Of New OK
and Book vn that their Classes for 1919 VIII commence
al Constitution Hall $50 Broadway, on Tuesday, ociopef
IL and al Gothic Hail. Brook yn on Monday Octo9eI 10
Glasses for ladies and gentlemen az ihelI u, ave
cq sixtb-avenne ON Wednesday, Sept. % Instruction
aigen daily in all the and fashionable Dances ana
Watzes at the private Academy,t8 SNth-a'enue WheIe
~ .-- "a c'rc,,i.rs sic 2wF
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rRVNCU PROTF-TANT sCHOOL.-Rev-

4 IL WiLLIAMSON's lady having returned rom rom ~.
lDpe,ce3 az usus on the first Monday in September
,ber from the verv great improvement in me coinoo
business Of her school departments she wl ne aple 70 81
-, s ssdifioua pupils in each class which ior the last
Ten years have been limited ifeen. Mrs W ieels me
need hardly her patrons that no eNefons shA or
her part 20 render her pupils happy tor eternity
I'd snIabe and truly useful members Of society i'r te
NJ " he been able the services OF reneh 10
,,ant PROFESSOR Mons Neil and his lady and ke"lse 20
.ain her former French teacher, Mons Chemalin eei
~ when will be happy give private lessons al hei -
tebishment. 90 Duane-st , - G..
The class for boys under yearsw BE- ausmented Ne'
none will be admitted retained whose MOI ais anu ~
ners have not had previous careful training. - H.,
The sunday school for child speaking the french IAN
,sge will recommence on SUNDAY. Sept le4l Any per
on wishing TO devote hour 20 teaching SUNDAY Class
i'm French is most cordially invited to attend al %
puane-st u q. 80,
Rev a N Williamson or lady can recommend 70 any
genlemaus family IN the city avsiung eoNernes
x. x. -. - - "a acronn shments 81 I'm