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A TREATISE


M INSANITY fhe only aork Of the kid in the United
O-faies or perhaps in the known world founded on
general observation ard Truth There NE other medical
books which insanity bu comparatively few 20
The population and none written oy An insane man Ihs
contains sl0lt history ai the authors csseslvns tie
ler causes which produced lAe disease on lm ndi-
gtuav. OF treatment and termination. GIVING
the only Treatment hv which may b. effected. the
~ detecting thc disease. All the duties nf sane
parents toward che insane Utspiug of their bodies; i-h
general remarks upon riufisr the Jurisprudence ~
insanity. suicide. Sc By q Crimes. inmate of the
Iuuafic Asy 'um Of Tennessee. Price li cts
ALSO JUST PUBLISHED
Ilues's new novel Margaret Graham. Price sc
Part o. Mis- Parioe'. Louis XIV. Price Sc.
Part :. Theirs Consulate aud Empire. cheap edition
ioic. beer sc per NJ
Commander Of Malta by Eugene Sue. Price pc.
The secret Tribunal bY Dumas-lic.
The Lite and Adventures of Bob Norberry Irish Re-
porter This book contains I6 lusifati0ns-puce 2e.
TIE Grimes cf che Borris; b. Dumis-lic.
The Maid o. fls Valley Tale of the Revolution. BY
4 7 HERE
LEGENDS OF Nexic1. iv Geo Lirrari
~ PRESS-OJT NEXT WEEK.
The Ind an in hi. WiSwun; bv Henry r. Schoocrsft-
This work viii contain 4i pages with Illustrations Price
only &c.
Tie Buck.kin or the Camp Of The Basegers hy TIE lu
thor " Ethan Allen and fhr Green Mountain B0ys'-@c
ref, edition Of Fanham's Travels n California, with
IlIurfrafi0ns. ii6 rqges-nrice only lNc.
Al fhe new books and cheap publications received ~
SOON ts issued The trade supplied 40 publishers prices.
siI pts ". H. GRAHAM, Tribune Buiidins-
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DIED

20 Sunday evening. sept ~, TIMOTHY DOOLEf'
he 18th year OF his age
he relatives and friends OF the family are respectful
Invited 10 attend his funeral from the residence ~
az 600, William A. Dooley Of Fiity,hird o., and
Ne Old Postrosd this Tuesday afternoon, at half past
ao'eloek
On the aih inst at the residence of her SON Alexsn
:et uoderhn, Eas, Brooklyn. ELIZABETH, relic; Of
O.eo Underhiil IN the 18th year of her age.
Her remains will be conveyed BY the Harlem Railroad
~ O'Clock this morning 10 her late residence in West
eo,str Co for interment
Al North Salem. Wes,ches,er. Co. n. \. on the 7th
nH kMkLlNE eldest daughter OF Henry slosson'
ssq OF the above plsce
AZ Hudson. N. Y. ON the 10Th inst JAMES WILLIAM,
hn OF James ii. and Sarah T.. Harley, aged months
sed 10 days
hNew Oresns Sept 2. Of Yellow Fever. STEPHEN
Il hcCLAskEl. aged Al. formerly of this City
Yesterday @ornins EMILY, wife OF George &. Newell
chs (ruesdsyl morning N''e ''' '"'''' 'o"''
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Special attention Is requested 10 the following
CP- Important NOtice.-The astonishing success sno
immense patronage attending the New Hat Company
established only nine months induces them Al once
g. add their beautiful Three Dollar Hats far superior
finish and more costly trimmings The Company respect
fully the public that they stand pledged 20 supply
the Nuria Moeskin Hat that can be manufactured
At their standard price, Three Dollars The Company viii
introduce for inspection their Fall style on the lih inst
and Invite the specon Of the public 10 their elegant and
superior finish TN the opening Of the season, which VIII
be on the 18th Of August As usual, no second quaty-no
second price. And consideration VIII Old HAS br
taken exchange except from the patrons OF The yearly
Arrangements GARBANATl. Manager, las Nassau-si.
ann ln.ls. ID dnnr SnIuCe. and 10 hOMeIY.
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FOREIGN BOOKS.


Nd CURIOUS ard rare works, a. lower prices than
"A before sold The subscriber has adied immense
Is his already mammoth stock Of literature His late
acquisitions from The Trade Sales Of Boston, New York
and Phaiei'hi, together with teen Of the finest
works per The Garrck from Liverpool and twenty ditto
per ihe rlndss, from London. which viii be nmed ae
is marked and exposed o sale give undoubed ar NJ
chness variety. rarity end extent 20 his stock, lhcrto
iapprorched This continent All literary men, lovers
books ani enthusiasts in mental inyesfeaf0n are soil
cited end the feast Of reason and the
flow of SOUL Every subject which the wit Of man has
been expended and brains turned may be found here
The rec0ndfe mathematician ard the crazy founder of
new ~ theology. - each ir ms proper Mitch
Those given a. necromsnoy astroogy, alchemy, -orcery
snd uchcrsf. viii be highly amused while the bellies Ter
ire. scholar select from 1000 fresh vols the very cream
and chef douvres Of modern English literature The best
feses every profession and science from the honest
pndding farmer the enthusiastic general In every art
aud the best books are herr embraced IN the de-
p,rfnent Of elementary professional reats-s and school
books of every kind ms sock immense The subscriber
invites al strangers ray him visit before thew leave
the city ln purchasing from hu they save one haf OF
fncir money.
ii.rfTn-n ffr-ry Characters and book collectors gen
.rv living on lines OF railroad steamboat routes VIII
do well o rn schange of linen their ylses snd come
10 once N Nasssut allowed by at Saran. 10 BE- me
r,nral 0enirr of thf intellectual world. Books selling ~
half price ht-rnry appliance and convenience of every
kind GRATIS well AZ the best spanish cigars and other
rhiio- rhca implements for nNeerafc smokers IKE The
cetbnfed Dr. itrr
JOIN DOYLE Chean Ancient and Modern
80 Dsff 6fW Rockefeller. o. Nl.sau-sf Neu-l OK
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JAMES NEW NOVEL.

DRICE g CENTS-Margaret Graham the Reverses
j 0i Fortune.
The Adventures Of Christopher Tadpole, by Albert
smith illustrated By Leech Part H. Price p cents
The Court OF Louis XIV by Miss Pardoe complete in
Nos 81 cents each
Chambers Miscellany. No 2 worth having % cents
Tam's Fortnight RanhIe. by 4 Mickeilar, bound-7jc
A simple story. hy Mrs luchbald % ceufs.
Legends OF Mexico, hy Liprerd p cents
The Ensnared. By Lady Charlotte Bury p cents.
Russell. by @ z r. James. 2j cents
The DIXIE and ms Cousin, by Nrs. Grey . cents.
Fresh Gieanings. by * Marvel II.
Pastorei or the Sorcerer byF Soulie 70 cents
The Bandits OF the Osago. by r Bennett > cents
Tie Countess Of Morton. the Triumphs Of Woman by
Souhe 80 cents
The Commander Of Malta by sueillustated - cents.
ireand's Welcome 20 the Stranger, by A. Nicholson
bound -.
Public Men Of The Revolution. by Hon. VIM. Sullivan,
Ii ID. Ilustrafed-b0uni p
How 20 PAY the Rent Farce, ~ played AZ the Park
Theatre this evening iel cents.
All the publications issued. for sale AZ
BEBFORD 4 CO.'S Cheap Publication Depot.
IA afis Aston House
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MARRIED !.

On Sunday evening the l2th by Rev. J. Addison Ca
reyA sCHNID 10 ALTHEA, daughter OF Ernest
Asysr ESQ. oil OF this City.
% Monday evening 18th iust in the Alen-st NJ. r.
Chaeh. BY Rev. h Cresgh, MIR STEPHEN III. hNAfP
10 Nls AMELIA A daughter OF N p. Anderson, Esq
~ hs City
p Syracuse, on the 9th inst by Rev Mr.. Proai, Of
Stes Mr. CORNELIUS I. LONGSTREET, OF New
iokChy. 10 CAROLINE A. eldest daughter OF l.. III.
hotted ESQ of Syracuse
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NEW BOOKS.

ID TRGTSS SrRiNGER co. funfers Publishers
ID and Dealers In Cheap Publications viii ssue on Tues
dsr. ~erf lt; ~ 1t,
TIE Struggle and Adventures of christopher alpole
L. far-e smith with rrofusion Of humorous enrrfv
ma executed in the best yis = arr hy W Orrnrsi
uarf = cents. On W-dresday-
A-5.rt Trarahton. the Wrecked Merchants by ihe su-
fh1- of Peter simple be- Percival heene, SC THIS y
one OF the most Nqus fe sea stories e gallant cipiii
.r..- ,rr,fa Pic. p cents On Iiursfay-
Camp ard Quarter Deck concise, graphic nana"n u
The rfrrirs i,fes fought fnd and 90 sea- from falny
Of, Waferioo-f-q1-I8lj. With over one hundred gre
.t-frie. OF he various antrrs serving during una
rsrsd ACCOMPANIED by battle tcene- ana pf
traits Price % cents bi k6t--' - hiNoEh -
si4ff p Broadway. cor Anh-l
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-UNTMER WEAR.

our STOCK of seasDulhle goods comprising The tiest
~ lud f-hufah. slF les n le market s offered Tor
su4fYn under the assurance thef me same eudeayurs
which hase rlcifrd very liberal share of PATRONAGE VIII
b. exertei give satisfaction 90 'hr style ana maze OF
garments On particular would commend tp the alien
ton o who have proved tie truth of our assertions
boz reference the superior cot Of paufaoons af-
BLEED o. furnish orr assortment 0i tassiutlrs and pu-
inas and io those in want Of s' anf airy garment sew
era highly approved styles Of Sacks.
W ork Uniform. are Furnished strict conformity 90
snIstou. and we have always 90 band goods 10 sn-
s,r-r fh- ilrrruenfs OF al grades of o. service.
WIN n JENNINGS a. co Diapers aud Iators,
sn22iaf 2ll Broadway, American Hotel
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NOTICES.

Posi- OFFICE NF,g-YoRK, Sept. ~. 1877.
to The steamer Caledonia viii leave Boston on
the Office Wednesday, the 18th inst a. 4; NJ Pos
fsge on all letters BE- prepaid 10 Boston Letters N
half an ounce under cents aud each additional haf
ounce cents. lsl4 III ROBERT n Mohlus' = NJ -
~ Mechanics In.tifutc.-The Annual Meeting Of
the Institute for the election of Officers and Directors for
the ensuing year. will be held this fIuesdayl evening al
the lecture roorn 10 City Hall Polls open AZ O'Clock
precisely. fall attendance Of ne menSeIs
{ T. BaRRrrr Acfuary s4 TT
to French Innguage-Manesca'. Oral Sysrem
taught by his daughter. MADAME DURAND-Ned. d. IN
forms her pupils that she l. prepared 70 continue
their OF instruction, and 10 receive the names OF
gentlemen who desire 10 JOIN the trst Evening Olass
Ladies wishing Join Morning Glass will please eau
immediately and make arrangements Residence 80 Wal
kef-st. sl4 <wls-oo'
tTrFrench Language-Acadcmyo of Languages
l83 Broadwsy-rhe Directors Of the above Academy IN
French language and those wishing join that the course
will commence Tuesday 18th inst Glasses every evening
each hour from 10 . o'clock. eli IT.
B. r. BARLOW.
Late of the firm OF Losing a Coz
Book and Job Printer,
40 Chathgn-st
To Having, for the purpose Of procuring
power, removed his ONCE from 10 ChamDeIs 20 -
Chshain.st and having added 20 his machinery one Of
Hoes improved Cylinder Presses, notifies ms friends ana
the public he them IN style OF pian
and ornamental printing, such Books, Pamphlets trcu-
lars Billhead- and HAndbls fine Wood cuts, On which
branch can still have the counsel OF MessTs Losing
Barrift Engravers All orders for Printing OF any style
will be promptly attended TO. and he trusts satisfactorily
executed Power press work done in good style and pr-
satisfactory. Give me call s"teoois
IT, Wigs and Toupees.-BATCHELORs new IN,
vented WIGS and Sea ps the most perfect and nata
specimens Of the art Of Nigmaking The pube are IN
yted inspect large assortment Manufactured on py
the adde's 81 lmiseod
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3. r. BARLOW.
Late Of the firm of Losing 4 Coz
Book and Job Printer,
HU..l....
HATS.
r. Gentlcmen'- Haf--Fall

r. Gentlcmen's Hafs-Fall style-BlRD, corner
Pine and Nassau sThe proprietor Of this establishment
stimulated by the liberal patronage extended TO him by the
public l. induced 10 offer 10 their inspection new and Inn
proved style OF lila for the confident that the dura
bty and finish OF the viii insure their concurrent
Appreciation The improvements which he has gradually
introduced in the manufacture and style Of Hats needs nc
other commentator than that they have been uniformly
adopted by the elite Of the City.
al Imis. BIRD cor. Pine and Nassau sts.
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IMPORTANT TO

DT-INFS~ MY i lev copies 0I The v ralfhY Wen
ID suf Women of Brooklyn and Miiiausbureh. einhrae
ina complete lists Of all whose estimated posse nn- r
real and pers0nsl property amount 10 me sum OF Ter
Thousand Dollars aud upward, together with buei bogfH
rhical sketches OF many nertorous ant eminent pef'o
Tor sale by
Nm ~ GRAHAM, Tribune Buildiuss,
BURGESS STRINGER a c.. Am Mus'm Building
BFRFORD Go. A@f0r House
WN K CORNWALL, ~ Besver.st
Elliott Co Atlanfirsf Brooklyn
p ANY merchant living 10 bfooklyn ana ao,nR bnsl'
mes in N4rYork not embraced in the list of Wealthy
-. 81 BUS
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o. APPLETON g. CO.

ID BLlSH THIS DAN-loEMs BY AMELIA. third
edges - 5o
Amelia Is The name hy which Kentucky poetess,
Mn Welhy, Is known to the literary world She writes
with great and flow 81 verscat0n. graceful
poetic imagery. and often with gentle wonany
psfhos"-W q. Hrtaaf, Lgsnug Pef.
ON TUESDAY.
The Complete Poefical Works Of Lord Byron, collected
and arranged with illustrated notes. by hos Moore Lord
Jeffrey. sir W Scott, Bishop Hsber, sam Rogers. Prof
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portrait and view nf Newsead Abbey volume svo.
price = t0 cloth. - sheep This favore poet now for
The frs time offered a complete and handsome edition.
JUST PUBLISHED,
Poems. bv Henry Howard Bruwnell, one neat volume,
limo. price - cents. .
The Poetic Lacon, Aphorisms from the Poets edited
by Ben Casseday, one miniature volume nrce 80 cts
ALSO NEW EDITIONS or
Thos Mo0re's Complete Poetical W orks with steer
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rocco - 49,
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fTD IET--ln Iwlufy-seccna-sf. dooii east ID ne
L RAILROAD tie urrer part. consisting 81 ru.us ant
lsr.e and Convenient rlnfres snd the Cont basement
ta privilege ODD che ce 1r of story house Convenient
10 IT, Railroad snf the Bosiway and BoWery STAGE
the .ns 90 single geriicneu with breaksst and tea
ID. -~..u o-fas f.tr.rr 81
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AUCTION SALES.

RY y. COTTON, Asstion and Ccmnioaen nsf.
- chsnt->sles Room SIS RroGAwsy. 0odbe Hal. hsv
INC rreved 70 the ascvs nsrnet large PRE-
p.r-d % receive al kinds o. Cabinet Furntare, Dry
roocs Cgpsts and Hoasekeepins articles OF every de-
serneu, Consignment for private ssie saefon ard
10 uake setteusns with his nasal prompsnsss He viii
also bay preferred ousdosr sles any pert u the
eity attended. a. usual
THIS DAY Sep, H.
. Al lof o'clock. ~ the Auction Roora
Ns~ .>o SECONDHAND FysStrJss.-AD assortment
ce'ins u soi>s. divsns otforsns, freneA beSsssds
mtho<any chair. loosins glasses carpets. oil sloths
feather beds, mattresses. kc
Also. the balance q dry soods
Also. a. assortment Of boots shoes nc ne
AZ private sac several splendid wood pssaos made
ty Thomas Loud OF rhiatelpha; they u superior
instrument made IN the city Purchasers vii receive
fun guaranty from the msksr are invited 70 examine
them. they will not sss,r In e.mp,rt.on
With any Instrument made Prizes uoSsrsr. 40 enc
splendid barr. IN nns order
- CUANBERIAIN, AUCTiONTTR-SfoTe Ne :
y. Srrucrst-Liheral advances made on (,ooSs CON
,sr-s Tor ,rivstr sale 20 be cold auet,on O.tSosr
sale. carefully attended to. and respectfully sesissI
THURSDAY. Sept 10.
Al 10 O'Clock. al Sprueest
MoSr.Aes sNE OF SECONDHAND FlESirVss, Ia. con-
psisins sofs bureau doz mahogany chairs mahogany
table bcdstesis feather beds hair and strav mat
tres, bedding. carpets, locking slssses, he
Also, BY virtue % execution, loo OF Canary ercs
/ several pictures Sc
Also. By order Of constable. large quantity lstisS
hsts trim1ings. boxes Ac
Also. about % yard, superior Enslish oil soth.
Also seNers large spirit lsnps with branches lobe
shades, sc
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CLOTHING.
pEyLINS WHOLESALE

81 Jnhn-sf corner Of Nassau, y !.
NlrHERE ~ cry DESCRIPTION Of gentlemen
w Goats. Pants and Vests d. found in the greatest
variety and made the very hest and most fashionable
style Also from i0O 2nON pieces Of French English
aud American Cloth, Cashmere Nestn-s, &C &c. u
make io order with promptness and dispatch
~ The coat pants and vesf-cnifers of the establish
rtef are well known for their taste and experience "a
ihs every garment be guaranteed a. style and hnsh
Terms exclusively CASH. and prices a. Wholesale retail
or ~ order a. correspond with the CHEAP ASH Plan AZ
good suit will he furnished ~ from = 20 - IS has
cost on thu Ola rninons plan so "a SOL Thousands have
clearly proved fiis hy leaving their orders.
Cabna fetir. and sent o. ANY part ri the Uniied
s,,s.s DANIEL DENLiN.
iel7 3mi.eoiDI5mW 90 loin-st. corner oi Nassau.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HILL AND nv. VALENTINE

give their combined Eut-rf Ailments ~ MECHANICS
HAtL Broaiway. rev doors above Orard-.t. on MON.
DAY sept IS and every evening through the week CON
uicacinx ~ 3 oc.cck.
Ths.r Enfera VII eulb eccentric characters
Of every fescriul1u Old. and intermediate. Bits
Ad scans. odds lnd ends and oats bead pieces guiPs
qurk, and ggiddss with queer GuAnt aHd qusrreisoe
Rk Yankee tones dialogue with striking Imitation. OF
three ssprsnfs for the hypo-honcracs, curious
speeches zld orsficns with whimsical ,ces, Old malcs
learned ignorant women debating clubs .eaunoets coun
Try schools. mifatons Of he Hungarian SINGERS, &c
Tickets, admitting gentleman o. gentlemen aud iady
81 ill
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comPENp OF AGRICULTURE,

DY h. r ALLES-The cheapest and most Fains9.T
ID ook Tor farmer ever printed beirg complete elee
both practical and scientific, ior th- nias p, @
N The general duties pertaining 10 the cnqaon OF thr
Earth The breeding n Live stock. &C &C
IRE reader form dea Of what b. - gong D. Dy
f-o n, the fact that fh work treats, IN PLAIN pfactca
manner of upward Of oo different subjects important 70
~ Esrrr III Planter the stock Breeder ard the hor-
ruitnrlst II also touches Geology Chemistry Botany
Anatomy Physology and Mechanic a. applicable 10 Az
Th. book contain. f37 pages beautifully bound m cloth
ell. .-;.,iie IN library 10 would b. most valuable
premium for distribution among Azfcutlf Spcires o
o.. - 81 For .ale bg { VI SANTON,
"a n 2nj Broadway. New-i FORK
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MERINOS.

- CASES Ga COLoRfD AND BLAth French and
- German Mfrnos. cumprsinl ini assortment ni de-
.irae shades aud qualities for the present season, 70
which tie attention u city and country purchaser IS in
rifei In MANNING pRlCHARD,
IN .1sl1,-osf ~ fme--f.
n,>TAI.ooN>-F NHKFNs- ~ well known Pslfs
L Tailor ~ Aun-.f BIAS lately received over 700 pieces
f.g cas.inrres. of which De- makes pants % order i1
only - o. IS pair.
Also french and Eus SD black -as.lneres and doeskins,
faum - io : per pair. warranted good or DO sale
Gents who in want of pants VII DO wei % caA :.
on ann-.f - lm-
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IN. Y. LAMP DEPOT"

Nos I3i and l1 Fufon-st S1H Buildings.
L.NFs. ciRANDnLfs. cnsSortffHs- &C.
D. %. FAY
IIAS MADE such arrln -rnerf- WITH lar-c uanuftc
Irnrur estabishmeu. VIII insure a. the public, mer-
chants and others opportunity O. procure cheap md
yarv superior articles OF solar Hanging and stand
.GfRANDOLES.r
Of new and sure nor -fGle and inish
SOLAR AND Gas CHANDELIERS"
with % ishfs of the most sp.eniia Workmanship
with or without rrsmss
CANDFLAbRAs HALL LANTERNS &C &c
BRACKET SOLAR"
and tn side Reflector Lamps and WICK.
IRE above articles are uuequaied in quality, style and
beauty of finish aud vii be sold e the msnuacturer
lowest prices Wholesale and retail Oiit broH1eo ana
SllVered.
B-Dont forget, before purchssinS . call sad *
anime the assortment the Lamp Store ~ and 10 fu-
f0u-st sun Buildings - -.
Aiso ga Lamps rebronzed, git and .lveTec r1afs 70
oE Ike new A. short notice and Astral Lamps altered %
- q mis-
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SCHOOLS.
THE NRw.ENGLAND INSTITUTE, Nos

THE NEW-E>cIt>D INSTITUTE, Nos -
1 and u Bondst y an English and Classical school,
for the reception OF pupils, who are received
any and charged according % the time OF attend
auce The number Of pupils IN tins Institution Is limited
and the course instruction thorough Crcusrs obtained
al the Rooms az So Bond-st. ~ .
SIS lws q. ; BROWN, Principal
no PRINCIPALS Of Female Seminanes.--A Young
i gentleman Principal Of Select School. having few
hours daily unimpoyed desires 70 devote hour OF two
daily 20 giving instruction In the elementary higher
English studies including Arithmetic Algebra and Pen
manshp The terms may be arranged 10 suit the views Of
the applicants Address line 10 Mathew at this Office.
sl3 SITS
COMMERCIAL AND CLASSICAL INSrI.
y IT rE l16 >iNth-aveuue shove FOurteenihst This
school now omen. Parents respectfully invited 10
examine rs claims 10 patronage.
81 5useod- GEORGE A. ROGERS, Principal.
MIR. HuNTINGT0N'~ SCHOOL, (13i Twehh
vi t.l-RfFERENcEs Rev Messrs. j " Brown and
Bedell, Prof Hackley Rev. Drs Taylor aud Eaton, Dr.
c. G. Moore, Lambert suydam Esq O. Spier. ESQ &c.
Terms = % so 81 ST.
DItNO LESSONS AND TI>i>G.-W. &. RAY
NtH p tirstavenue, gives lessons the Piano and
his residence that OF lbs pupils mod
crate terms Also tunes Pianos Price for tuning 70 cts
sli 3teOdist
MISS -AGAR and MISS BALLOWs'S slhoo
WI Young ladies viii BE- reopened on Monday the 18TH
Of september, 10 Abion-pace, Fourth T. 81 Wv
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W. II. CARY s. CO.

las FEkRL-sTgsrr. OPPOSITE cEnAE--sIstHr
IIANT IL STORE and receiving by -if- .IfiFai+-
III Cssss Marshsrs Linen Tread. No. 10 20 i." , .
stevens Cos Linen Tread. at col9rs ara - 1aik
CosPsisl-y SPOOL Cotton, cord Whit, - afgs
CLARK CO. Paisley pool Cotton, cord j" yd- white
and colors s...- s.,,.,
Wsrrens Needles drilled eyed shafis ao '7.N = ui''N
eyed Needles los priced. an. ..
stuck s,a
SCI Beads. Steel rass, t. Rinss ard rf-t e.,
Trr.oi.e Shell Buaalo and imitation cAfftd teilps
r-te !. Shell and Horn Side Combs pian 30 carFec
b.. metal and ccnip.sition susPender Buttons
Peal and AEsr- Shirt Buttons
I.sttrs Nohair and brocsce Ccst nrl'on'
Wsse Butchers RAxrrs. AT patterns ,.tt,
Kri~-. ard SCISSORS Of al -srrrtons-ane nc sfsrs
...o,trrept u French. English and gefn.l 49,
n H. sound Ia TN. country. which NJ ufsl ~
a. Retailer, upon the bes; terms So -ii''' n'