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CHARLOTTE. N G. FEBRUARY 25o Is47.

II was determined that the funeral core
MONIES Of the widow Etlr should to per
formed privately aud without, ostenialion.
She had been dead to the world for years,
and her sou wished not to bring before the
public eye the peculiar circumstances which
attended her fla exit, nor expose the pain.
iul detail of family events which had occur
red during the last years Of her melancho
ly existence
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C0gniac Brandy

For medical purposes, for sale by the bottle.
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Aprl 3. 1876
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Ninegar

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April ., 1916,
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Permanent School.
ictandriana Academy.
ID. Wharton, Principal.
Het. III, AZ. Cunningham. Rector.

tntlt .o4r'h Session II this lns'itati0n vii
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lsnen Tie course Of -tudits adapted j. such
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ply, Rhetoric, Loglc, ST..
Lain and Greek Languages, IL 90
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which are 81 tie b,st qlaHty low FOR cash, u
merit share oi pubic patronage.
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Or. alt. l.4i
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Grocery and Confectionery
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warrant e. IL has nos on h4al the following
rrticlus. viz.
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sssszIEA d public generally, that he has upcu-
Sl1sfxas in tue room imne dlaie!y under
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% goo
SPANISH sEGAiss.
lie has sls1 now o. hands and intends 10 keep
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Treasury Notes Outstanding, LIST July, 1877.

Treasury Notes Outstsnding, LIST July, 1877.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers ONCE, July .. ls47
Amount Outstanding OF the several issues prior to the
act Of 22d July, 1916, per records Of this Office
S295si7 al
Amount outstanding Of the issue of the
22d July, ls4o, Is per records Of this
Office ..:.............. ,qos7oo 90
Amount outstanding of the Issue OF tho
18th January, ls47, as per records OF
tns ONCE. ................ III ,23eG0o 90
Ia743,lI7 81
Deduct cancelled noteGin the hands Of the
accounting officers, Of which 81 375 500
Ia under the act Of 22d July, I846
Sl32s60 under the act of 18th January,
ls47, and si6,67s under other acts. I,426O2e 90
si33ls,0s9 Al
DANIEL GRAHAM Register Of the Treasury
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BuRLrNoroN. NJ Anril 1 lsa.

BURLINGTON, N. j., April l, ls47.
Hehgiow NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the Students at
Burlington College and 81. Marys Hail. Conseera-
nom" the Chapel Of the Holy Innocents-Tne Bishops
7hd"cdhon-- Charaeteristics Of Bishop
Doane, re. &c. .
There Is little stirring In this quiet city even in these
stirring times that would be general interest to your
readers but cannot omit transmitting you brief ao
count Of the closing term of st. Aarys Hall and Burlinr
ton College, two institutions Of great interest to Episco
paans as being based entirely and almost the only ones
in this country the plan Of educating children on
the principles Of the church The services OF tho church
will be daily before them and they will he trained for the
Development OF their mental and moral faculties Tho
" Hall" has been in successful operation for ten years
and numbers some hundred and fifty pupils Thursday
last will long be remembered hore happy day for
many young heart that has been trained within It's
walls and now goes forth into the world realize
their fondest hopes and perhaps to look back with
regret upon the day which shut the doors upon their
happiest moments In life.
The examination Of pupils lasted four days. and was
highly satisfactory to the parents, many OF whom
a long distance to witness It, The residence OF the
teachers being In the institution and the constant guar
dianshp in and out of study rather companionshp
is most healthy in its influence The compositions rod
were OF than usual Interests this branch being uSr
the daily supervision Of the Bishop himself little &ss
could have been expected-but that young lady OF
scarce fifteen years should compose and read essays In
four languages was surprising
me conservation OF beautiful Gothic Chapel-"The
Holy lnnocents" essential feature 10 the interest
Of the occasion The service read by
the Rev Mr. German, principal Of the Hallthe lessons
by Rev. Mr.. Bradenhead, master OF the preparatory
school Of burlington College The Bishop preachsd an
excellent discourse from St. Luke l4th chap 18th
Come, for all things are now ready" IL IN
great measure devoted to the object which had
them togetherths setting apart the beautiful temple
henceorth for the sacred purpose Of daily worship and
a. developing hts plan for christian education The
building ~ beautiful specimen Of architectural skill
and " about eighty feet In length by thirty wide The
arched ceiling Of stained oak, and beautiful stained
glass window at the west end pleasing effect espe
cialy at sunset The windows and also a service for
the communion was presented BY two individuals the
silver service came from England There present
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SnOULDsN BkA,r.s and BUDf Br.Lfs.-l,sares
y Premium Patent Elastic shoulder Brace. hugely
commended aud yaronised by the
Ibis country Tor children adults who iaci,d stoop
are rouad souldeicd affected ine persona wit, VT
pain he those Of cousumptve ssdsnary
those conhaed by study, at the VItng desk
they will hnd them nyau ID article To bare the shud-
expand the chest the eby giving Tree snd hs,tby
the uags. Mechanics ahdtlsbaers, by wranrg this
will be Ablc To do work with less well
mpro,e the form To be had wholesale aud retail at
ia GATES,
Grntlemens ou;ftting store, 2y7 Broadway.
NB.-Alsoa superior Body Belt, or Abdominal suppoeJ
hishly recommended. jyf 30ts
I AIDES AND GENTLtMEN's LEFT OFF WARD
II ROBEThe highest prices can be obtained ny geutle.
families who DESTROYS of converting their lett OF
wearing apparel into cash.
Fsm and gentlemen quitting the city OF chsusrg
dcnces having any superuous effects dispose Of will hnd
much their advantage send Cor the subcrber will
''''Ha ''n t sss b1s.sw. %
Ladies can be attended Z, by Mrs J, LEVENsTYN.
Jy3 81
i NURSES ASsIsFAST.--A new snd o.,laI srueis Of
sAd exercise the msel,.n resting they co. on
ttle saddle, which sustain the ebd snd ave
"a s ,hs support re1uiied Aso, ia srschmen the bast.,
which fornsa light, airy CRADLE for the comfort OF ehhd
dusing weather IL Is recommended ~ pnystIIs
conducive health To the mother u ~ invaluable - shr
her rle alone aud be assured on nnng
her return, aud yefircy safe. 10 bS ,ad
and retail, az oil Brosdway o. y VI. LOl ~,
js2i s0tsr n'sn''1 IN" "'"'s'
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EzzzHh@ = AID commpdiou, steamboat GENEVA Capt.
Island :. will on s. q e, ion
e iS:h .Sss, "a n 4.:: spa Hs%%ssa
E n SaSafi ssa A
AID On M,ud.v the ,th leave Pier 2. E.RnA NJ. ands
For s Hamilton each way Fare fsaa5MAs prny
-hrEE.o u jniln1,, oI July y EXTgkF9s
i:sssa ;,S'% make LR sile EEwd: j.:
FIX S.ssy Mis s ains s., % f9
foot caSerss s No NS S
o'clock NJ Fare lie E.ssI.ioa % es"ss 'A' I
HAND ExSuh $50 40 R FIIsai
T. = ~: e. Van Sssss;4 sssn s
above, Monday IVY is:y%: ,hs foot q S%s:a
No at half Robinson quarter to o. and Ham
Returning viii ssSs in season to reach New
York :. p early hour ,,...
4anu Of the Ns% Music So
cs ks place a above announced unless the weather
been s.s,xsS 4.
S ard pressed x6i he sss5s.ss S:oS
which Viii
contain 1000 The performance will
boat and the ety "e party
Refreshments the
will be provided for all who wish.
The Oratoro will be under the direction Of Mr. T. Y
CHUBB.
ME- ZEE E2EE4Hzt2' NJ Ho 1STES s5o s SASE
A full Orchestra, together with Dodsworih's celebrated
M Band Ss By as the
1 IN a1 I'D s w b wanting to make the
The entire will be under the direction of the
Board of Managers of the Society.
Tickets 81 80 each to be procured at Firth Halls Frank
lin square; FIRTH Hall Ponds Broadway; q. NJ Saxtons
B%5oI,dwy; C. Holt J,, l'e Fulton street, p Perkins
ayers; John Ward IT., l00H Fulton street, Brooklyn
No will be admitted board the boat without
aticket.
PsThere wi be full rehearsal of the Band and orehes
TIA at the Coliseum, Thursday evening, O'clock
cisely. GEO. WHiLLOCK. Sec'y, SO Canal st.
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IA aud o'clock trains, visit these places and return to
u" iv III .iis y II stSiG sse Trans
u Ths subscriber been compelled Iy the very liberal
.s1s e"
.sssm which he
adhere he %ss hem
a down. s4S whf have
No Effort will be spared to render Ills purchase every
4 No Importantly will be made to induce him to buy an un
Every article shall be- heretofore the very bes. style
crate other establishment this city
BY % these s. his unIy.sa
ths PREMISE: careful attendance ts.s. and
ay %saia. his former standing b, also 70 sGndn. that
ad do % Blush 81 a'Ii and Dab %
ass e:
he SUPERIORITY Of which :. s.psety refer. TO- TO pre- S
mains AWARDED to him BY the American Institute for the last
the which great degree suTpaated other
nmed by a eeS nss soSe and be "
Gsntsen whose accord with the fashions of
en simo.t every conesivsbs Style always KEEP, fully
?st srp ~ss j fr o c%an
Lerhon Hair Cloth and other capa adapted for winter and
s f: ~ %
,n ye soo aeSSd.s beautiful styles from per SAMPLES
examine Also, American and French Umbrellas, Carpet
Bags and every other article in his line of business
The subscriber feels warranted declaring his establish
ment able TO meet and demand Of the beau monde
the economist md OF those who prefer follow their own
astes instead Of complying with the dictsrs oi fashion
fn J. N. GENlN, Halter,
mrT 2t-rre 2t Broadwsv "nr-ss''e W P-Hi't
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPAN f--Ofhce Ne.
30 Wall street, opposite the Merchants Exchange.
This company continues insure against loss damage ~
fire. on dwelling houses warehouses; buildings "a general
goods and merchandise and description oil per-
Losses correctly and promptly adjusted and paid.
ufurf
Thos 7, Woodruff, B. r. Robson, M D., Francis Sage,
Moses Tucker, John r. Moore, Arson Baker,
Thompson Price, Caleb Z; Tunis Jas. 4; Holmes
John II. Lee, Elisha Riggs, yhos M2rrel,
John c. Merritt Joseph Allen, Eugene Bogarf,
J seph Drake WIN. X. Thorn, Robert Smith.
Thos. w. Thorne, john r Dawson.
Gro T. HopE, Secretary. II mvHc
UR FRANCTs W. HHRTLEYy Office and Residencs
~ 50 Greenwich street recently occupied BY DR. Bolton
virht he'll srachsd ~ rho hall door r2' 2H've
LyYE AND EAk-Dr. POWELL, OculIst, Auist, &c.
Il Broadway OF Wsrreo street, attends sreusive-
y diseases OF Eye and Ear from ullt oet OK pr
Powell has ppbsheda popul treatise on the Eye with
engrayiugs Bvo paper 50 cents muslin % cents comparing
description Of its anrtmy physiology dse@essnd treatment
with rules fr the selection srectales NC ne hsd rs
above, and at Burgess Il brngers. Berord Co. Fowler
Wells, and Of booksellers generally. Ul @terc
nR ELLIOTT, Oculist, $50 Broadway, informs his pa.
y ten that during the summer mouths ne VIII 20 IN MS
cfce from 10 to o'clock. on TuesdAys and InndAys
ise Ttis2itossre
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MORN,N LINE AT SEVEN O'CLOCK
-n~e, FOR Albany AND TROY and Interme-

1.naas Breakfast and Dinner board the Boat
The low pressure steamboat TROY, Captain A (iorham
gill leave the steamboat foot Of Barclay street. Mondays
he opposite days. .
For passage freight apply board, f. B. Hall,
off ce ON yvha nyvonr
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Passengers for Lake Mahopac Cro'ou Lake take the
aud 10 o'clock trains visit these places and return TO
the CITY by the afternoon trains
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
From the New ORLEANS picav,ua I,,xa az I,

HORRIBLE AFFAIR.-The following particulars
OF pa ntully tragic transaction have been fur
nthed US by friend to whom they were communicated
by aletter from the scene Of the sad affair II ever
case called for the sudden and summary Justice of
venge Is not this one Of beml
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so cents-Breakfast and Dinner Board.
A. Degroot Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays hapas
,x A. NJ from the pier foot Of Robinson street, touching
Hammond street pier each way,
for passage freight apply board the Boats TO Geo
Oobson at the bce 26 Warren street, Of West
of the mylg RI
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Persons whose may be much occupied render
il nconve for them leave during hours will
observe t: boat leaves New York o'clock every
opportunity for pleasant without loss If time
Stages will be in readiness Fort Lee convey
Hackensack SUNDAYS executed. 3OtIr
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.eNA TO LET OR FOR SALE-A very hind.ome OF
% %n hen ana anS
eel. garden well stocked with peaches flow
from the Park the doc hour the day and
TO the Railroad morning and evening For further particulars
enquire of r. +. CARMAN, ITO Mercer street,
the Store l5oth Street, 10th Avenue, Cansnsve
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nR. ELLIOTT, Ocuiist $50 Broadway, informs his pa
tents that during the summer months he viii DO in his
Office from 10 TO o'clock, Tuesdays, and Thnrsdayn
tse Ttis7ltossne
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NGW MUsIC-JUsT PUBLSHED-" IT'S Sweet at
~ Nighf-a. beautiful ballad. BIZ s; G. Masseu; The
as BY B,adbaIy hs owl ss on The 0 Old
Iaw.re"a quart-te, by G. Zeuner; some beautiinl
wazes and guitar songs THE Wreck Of the Atlaptc;"
aoareite. by s. b. Field. CHARLES HOLT, in,
je28 stseod-xs l56 Fulton street.