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WASHINGTON
CRQCKERY STORE.
Wholesale and Retail, az


NO. 13S WILLIAM-ST. opposite the Washing
Y ton Stores" I'd door below fulton-st.
The subscriber having been for some time pat en-
gagged In the CHINA GLASS AND EARTHEN WAKE
busines at WHOLESALE, has recently completed extern
ave for furnishing families and those COM
menoing Housekeeping with goods IN his line and ne rs
enabled goods lower rates than those engaged IN
the RETAIL TRADE exclusively IN conse99ence OF ms
large and frequent importatons for his WhoLtSaLE
BlSINFSS The location Of the establishment oil the
subscriber being such that he pays low rent ana
moderate expenses, enables him 70 car onI ms INTENTION
Of furnishing has wares at REDUCED PRICES. d.,
The subscriber designs selling good articles ana "ltou,
an ration OF ms styles OF French China Dinner and
Dessert Services fine China decorated granite Tea and
Coffee Sets Toilet IN great variety, solar Lamps
Vases SirandOes, Mantc Ornaments, Fancy poods 'h'
aud Plain Glass and common goods, &c &C woud say 20
all in want that he promises to convince them they WI
favor him with call that they pure goods 81 DIS
establishment on much more FAVORABLE TERMS thai
RETAIL STORE but should this not be deemed an IN
ducemep be would solicit patronage upon the ground OF
offering for their inspection an unusually LAhoE AM
UNRIvALED STOCK, from which selections can be
made that viii sive entire satisfaction Hotels shps ana
steamboats, furnished.
.teoS,f GEORGE III. CLAfF.
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rSlsssn ss,ss. ara steamer ONEIDA. Capt ,. NJ ht,tt
r.i ,yieave Csthsrne Msfket sip, fssi kifrt' c'rJ
n,orniue fsundsys excepted al o'clock, cafrgnH ms
United states Mail
rfq n K NcJVLiciGn, 10 Trout a
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SCHOOLS.
LADIES' SCHOOL

Boarding snd Day Pupils
IN ne.4sv ,he 7h OF September Parents are requested
ID enter their dsu shfers punctusy a. he glasses o NJ
ers-irr wear viii then b. organized TIE >rni0r ~" 'A
~, rr,rfrf. are under the direction of shly 'ooi-
patsnt ru,suan who has bad greet experience ih ne
itr -fon ~ yauux ses assisted by eminent feschefr
III f..e 80 sfhef departments The discipline, ius,ruc-
Ton rs. ID study pursued and lectures. secure sFsr
~ ar, accom- Pushed educ sfl0u, T'ie the utmost cU-
r-tr t rursfs ffd and snishle manners, srd fo pro
rf .rpe-or literary sfaiulueuts The school sia IL
CITATION MONS are furnished wi'h Charts, Maps Globes AZ
excellent Philosophical Apparatus. Win osSs ioi te
are slpioved too the French language. which taa-hi
dsiv % al the classes Terms snd sfther Ps5',sA
NAV b. ascerfausd hy application io Mrs bhhHi' ~
her residence. 10 Carroll-plscc. bleeckerst-
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CRFNCU PROTESTANT SCHOOL.

n NiLLIANSON'S l'ty having returned rom ~
rre desires inform her friends tr her school Will ue
CONNER need ~ usual the nrst Monday in september
when from the very great improvement 70 the common
o,nsss of her school departments she viii De able 70 n
ir i've additional pupils in each class wicn i0 tle lt
Ten years have been limited "a fifteen Ms w feels she
need hardly assure her patrons that no eNerios ~, o
warrington her part torsnder her pupils happy for eternity
and amabe and truly useful members OF society Tor ihe
Mrs has able the services OF arreneh RIO
a.f,nt professr Mons Neil and his lady. and likewise 10
retain her former French teacher Mons Chemidn either
Of whom will be happy give private lessons 81 her es
adjustment. 90 Duane--t. -
The lass for boys under years Will b. augmented hVe
none will be admitted retained whose morals and man
uers have not had previous careful training
The sunday school for children speaking the French IAN
psge will recommence on Sunday, sept 1917 Any per
son wishing devote an hour 20 teaching sunday
Duene-st
Rev q II Williamson or lady can recommend 70 any
sentemans family in near the city, visiting SotrtueS
OF ster ing worth and accom- lshments - I'm
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pR1vArE GLASSES IN FRENCH.

BAs>ET Professor Of Fiefrh -nd Litefsinir, VII
A.organx- bio evening classes IN French cn M Sn
or h@reahoui hs resdence So Brosd~sy enhsne" "a
Frsrkr. ri. me- thod Of lrschlng will reliev- me pu-
Mi of two hocs study esch lesson The eon,uucon
~ he language compared wh he English vii ,. given
,bar rsrtiru as. or application s will be exp sucu
The members Of the Mechsncs ln,uta,e WI ue r.
ceivrd 90 The usrs terms by s'owing hrH ceflH0s"'-
clx.s for lsdes In ne s0rrroon 90, . i,
Those who wish 10 j1n convention eis" VII M"
o, siresdy formed. , -, =,
An evening class for ladies and gentleman + A.
r,aiv formed a. ui East Brad Sa or h'~ wao I'VE 10
.. - - IL Ia .Ller-- nf d. Rcd.
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xyoI7TG LADIES, sCHOUL.-niss HAINEs

y WJ1i respectfully morn her n-ll. al1 w" pu'ilc
tst .h design. u remove school from % WGucn-st
to 10 E.si rw~uueih-eL Gr&n-rcy taA, iDrt"7en -
srft sg-rr- AZ lrvinx -psce ard will commence .he
nsulrg term on he i3th u september, "a hOniayl
r.. house Is commrdyus anf sfr.1erd Win superior
...rr4,i Ia. f1r ae school. al location Is not
rgrs.rd Do the cyecressie 10y scYera ln-s oi ssges
a. thu rs cars directly 20 pa sni 10 t-c nilcaile
vicinity ~ iv1 three OILERS
Crcu arsr.sy be- o5isinet a. Dofrnus Niron's cor
per Of Sasssu end Lbcny ard o. M ooOksofH d 9
Francis L Co - 3r1-tsa-. SD I'm
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CORPORATION NOTICES

. --E&-OH-' SoTIIE-Publc notice 10 hereby
ysn ~ N se Yes s ss o. As,o,. q, ne Guy
soecqa Wsrts have completed their several ASSIGNMENT
Lea So lhe copy foT eeeh Ward s s with one Of neif
sBm1e Al the place he-ia meaoned and 1ne A''essofs
Fust Wad-h Ffsrsnr aark-i, Up .'Air., entrance
rom soiifi-s... J Clz Morrison Ira BfOwl.
sscgrd blfd-At 81 fglton-st Augustus ctmmeJef
TaTd Wayd -sa ws.hiEsoa, corner Of Chambers
Fo1,th yrd-at SEQ P~sri-ss James q. Smith, Niles
~. Hu1-Ai ~ JeJ,t wAlisn c. Scott ',aas g.
S,sai Bara-A. lSJ wsler-.l Thomas rompson Joan
SsssssccnI Ta,d-All5i Ess, Broadway George Adams.
Eisai Ba,d AT s. Thompson-st John ". B.1uysli,
N.-lA WaTa-As 40 HudsOa-.s H. HoSsr. cargil,
1s1fa Wa,S-Ass 81 He.,sr-.t Edmund Andersen Ds-
FLe5,aA W@a-At5s9 Fourth a. Levi. Diagee John
T.ssnA J,ard-Th- 6rss IN day, al Gdaus s-yeaile-
and goculngdas ae bs-qlen' .1a dsys aud 90 be
iiu u p-rnlbrt Al Crymwelis, Mania t4nyue Jpn1 r.
Tsni,,aA gard-A. 70 Pl.tsL william leakin' John
sl,la
Fosrt1satl Wa9-At Centre M4fkst place Charles
FifssnfA B'ad-A,n Y Uaiysrs,J, rom No 7, base
men, ensrscee from Washin ston Place cara Lucsov
Sizieena gard-A, - Eighth avenue Jane. Nico
Heavy 4. Jone
ban Van Bysk-rcE.
E,gurrra Wsrd A, 1s9 Third avenue. Colllas shep.
berc lllsm Job-s0a
Where he sans m.y be seen and examined b., any 81
le iasabiisn's from ne Tweal-th day " August 20 he
ren dsy Of september both Days Included AID sbei The
Assessors " the respective WARDS at the II Of
n The said ~ii Oh the Eleven da- 81 SEP
Ieo-f next Al ne places n their WARDS heretofore
too VI any person corceiving himself ssgreved.
H@~-fofs, August -, laf7.
Amen ~ n a
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CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL

TTTIUT.- y
C-The Secoud Term 81 Prof BROWNS school VII
commence on Monday. September D. The fcos ere very
s~siv f-rishei and surried with chemical and phic
sorhca apparatus and library. The number on pups pt
irr limited each student tWeLlr five dollars per term
10 evrrl charges For farther particulars circulars
which car be obtained n sore Oh Broadway are.
t-t.orf olce NJ the Protestant Churchman, ard Shcp
- hnnL s.nra- l-ll Hrll.Mnv II "
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TO BANKERS AND MERCHANTS.
wOOpBRipGE's IMPROVED PATENT BANK, SAFE

THE CLAIMS of THIS LOCK to Superiority based
ca lie safety. certainly OF operation simplicity Of Coz
stsuel.oa aud curNtilsly
The rvsat VI The rsl the Exchange has placed
safety beyond dspslc No osher Ock offered 10 the
public has endured The tsst
The simplicity Of iss eonstgeion. and The manner IN
ils motions produced. Combine TO render IT,
sctioo certain
The rs,cEs comparatively moderate, espes islis
heo considers 10 connection With their safety Each
locA IL accompanied ~iih keys Price OF ,s arg-ss
srs e5o, medium SIS fof ss-s and store. froni
40 70 SIS The lowest priced loekssre d-ssred express
IL for rrokrs aud made The principle. but
i'm cold psesd OF keys Oder. may De I'd.
dse.srd 10 W. T. WOODBRIDGE, nj Tie
us tswsn Mandatory 81 Elxsneth-st v y
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EDUCtTIoS.-Mons FOiGSEf having. by the re-
IL quest OF ssme o. his pupils parents, made arrange
men to taxi. into his family limited nunber oi hoJs ~
hooriers pegs leave inform his friends and those ua
have r.ady iutrus ed him with their Confidence mat ne
viii b.. ready TO receive hts Pups Monday 7h OF sept
Mons hiss for The past yesrs devoted 10 me IN
srUcton If ,ouh formerly Professor OF The Ffsnch ian
gnage AT St Thomas all Flushing l. when ibsIin'1-
luton was under the rectonh2 Of Rev Dr. Hanks anh
under he nrm OF M-sus FoigH-t Taylor. Classical
French and English school For terms see circulars Ih1
q. shove, or al NJ rs residence, III oreenesl
annli 2s wv
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AT And etfI>l
DANCING.

&CARD-Mr W. WHALE and Daughter respectfully
Asnnounce 10 the ladies and gentlemen o. New-foTN
sna Rr1k n haf their Glasses i0t 1915 VIII core nee
A. Constitution Hail. 60 Prosdvay on Tuesday octocer
III and 90 Gothic Hs Brooklyn. on Monday Ociceef u.
s9 Si,.lsvenue. On Wednesday, sept ~ Instruction
given daily n an the rev and fashionable Dhnces ana
Wafzes al the private Academy, o3 sNthaFenpe "neIe
m f9,ou will he ayen Particulars IN future adver-
,9..-..,.. and circuI,rs euli 5w'
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MERCHANT TAILOR.

ERANClS MCELROi (ate wsh NM. 4. JENNINGS
Co of Rrosdwayl bees announce 70 hs friends ana
the pablo thai he has the S Broadway two
doors above VIM T. Jennings Co.'S. tor the purpose Of
carrying the merchant tailoring business IN all iis
branches Al all times he will have hand the best and
fashionsOle Of read made garments and viii ate nd
pu1e'aay 10 any custom work ms OLD customers the
pubic favor hin. with furchasns ms ds ASH
lie will be able 20 sell low any oihcr establishment
And nc hopes by strict inteety and attention 20 business
20 mert the many isvos be has heretofore received
~ Shirts, slocxs, eiAsass ana hosiery Of al des pons
on hand. aust I'm
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NJ ARINE JOURN A l..
PORT OF NEW. YORK.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Br brig Banner. Card. i'm Pictou, Ms, via Bridgeport
In bsllast IN Soule. Whitney * Co
Ne bris Euphrstes McCahill. from Pictou, Ms via
Br,aseport 10 ballast % Souls, Whitney a. Go.
scnr Ellen, Prebe, "a hours I'm New London. oil, to
the mater.
10 Ihs master
schr Texas Brown. 6 rs fm Tbomsston. lime, to the
master. 9Th inst of New Haven, Mr. Earle DeyeAger
of Msssacbutets aged 2 years was knocked overheard
by the ioroboom and drowned.
schr 4 sampson sampson, de I'm PASSPORT Me-
plaster, TO the MASTER
schr Joseph Wade Balance, 4 Dis I'm Elizabeth Ci'y
NC, asxseed, &c, to Lambert
SAILED.
Briss Madison Savannah David Duffeli wilmington
NC; Marcellus, 81 Marks, and others
The packotship Patrick Henry for Liverpool reported
sailed was 1T anchor las, night at The spit In con-
seQuence Of adverse winds.
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MIR. WIN. HERMANN,

Nl0caied himself this city, ant intend. gYins lesson.
af his own res dence that ot ms pups ln lucol OF
music riauoi0rte and singing
Nh H. b. a pupil OF the celebrated Dr. r. sclncider Of
De..au Gerna-y and prepared To etch al tnii raes
Id the most modern aud approved style % music having
.ndied partrnary with the view of teaching an thls
,,urv Mr. H. u qualified % perform tse dutles 81 an
orsansf and would Be pleased % make Arrangements 10
that effect 49,. .i. t,.h
For terms. Mr. H. would refer 10 hs circular which
mas h. lad N hi. residence 4oj t0urhst Albion place,
r 10 that of Rev J. W Scheunerhorn and PROT fieplMt
Al tie gh school 2j9 GTeeuest near W
and AZ Mr. Holts music store, 10 fultonst -ioteoa
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COLORED PAPERS

AND fAPfR EoxHS, MANUFACTURED ~
~ BACH, ~ FULrON-ST \. l.-Also, constantly on
NJ. hand fne assortment OF imported sSsIch and Ger
soloEed papers Orders promptly executed, and
the mosf reasonable ternas 81 I'm
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rIUUUI.-Cla.scs French aud English school, 1os
- Broadway opposite Asor plecr.-Mrssrs rolGSEr
rAytos Principals The Fsll Term OF THIS Institution VIII
commence on Monday, sept T. Messrs F. T. beg leave
Melted her Arrangements for The ensuing season, which
will sord To their pupils increased advantages IN me va
nous departments. Tnvr Assistants are eeneurn OF ca
,pok-n exc usively three hours day and Me most un'-
ing Efforts will be maze TO render pupils NJ home IN rvcfJ
branch Of educ son Boys received any Stage VI cd
ucaon and thoroughly prepared Tor any class 10 Soese
% the Counting house.
gor le ms references, &c. zee circulars with Hessp
D~lue Co 58 Broadway and Park row, Dodd, corner
of renlh.st and Broadway Miller, 90 Broadway, ard al
~ s-1@oI au24 5swfw
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CAN6PHENE !-CAMPHENE.

II STILL CONTINUE 10 Sill. frvIn my ~AsVns steam
Ir,c6cd Camphene and barring fluid, Superior to any
from Is 70 ~ per cent lower than any
Other wagons this city Orders may be sent ihioesh the
Post Office " Twenty hfth-st. and flrstsvenue.
ansi I'm. GFORGE y (ON(kLlN. PIOlIle.or
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o r CIAL
LIST OF LETTERS.

ADvTRrsED ~ TIE rRisvSt sFEcIAL sFFofSrsEST.
"a ind b, farther enaotsa.
nd ali erssInents made under the orders % the POST
T-CeDera Ia newspaper or ne"sP-pef. o s,'eI'
.nc A. led for IN any Poet Oce shs b. inserted IN me pc
per o. papers, Of the place where the once saFef
u.ins may be situated, mug t< iarsrH .c~iat'S"
Ner Post O5ie, Laic, Fasisd HareA D. lofo
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DRAWING

AID ~
n r WATERSTON would respectfully inform the pub
J.c that be viii open hrs next session Tor the instruction
m drawing M black lead 0r criy0n, emo panlg in OFT or
,sier oors A. 6n4 Broadway about the 7th ci sep
fember For farther particulars, apply al his residence
- Malker-sf. 49,.
=. .-.-i. - H. ..t.oI. ~ Inn
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GRAMMAR sCHOOI.-Pf0f

u A JOHNSON. f-clor.-Tts insGncNOl 10 me tLsssi'
al, snd MATHEMATICAL department will continue me IN
.ing year uuccr the direction 81 MI george = rHAr
ID Nv NJ WIN McG-orse lsle Of The Poughke-nsle lns.
a. Teacher Of TIE Classics. and Prof Girand ln.rue
Tor In Fretch IRE quarter begins on ne hfs moh
aay IN September Terms /. ) per quarter AppncAho,
~ .dm.sioa msy be msds At tho University buildings
~ s -. 49,, A,,r aul7 II
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N,I.- a.. W. uAyESs vii reopen her School ior
vi lOung Lsdts Al -. NiAthst cn the l1sa o. sepiei-
tsf nexL AppiceIyrs or the scmtslou VI pipf may re
m - ~ her aersouslJ II 5e school, ind after ne on
" seuleabe and prior 10 thai time 10 X htYe.s' Csc
Or % a. W Hsv-Es. Esl 50 VA '-sL a. eh-f % "ui1n
al-ces circulars sgallg lrrms &c may Do ontAinsc-
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CONVEYANCES

a-s- AFTERNOON LINE. DAILY to-
$3.50 Ns~sa,sb sad Fi'a ., ..sd s, 81 c va
..,,,o., - c,,-.s.l r. steamer THOMAS row LII.
rart syn johns a. M i--vt tta rieI loot - 49, =.
f1- he .loer glsr-s every sfcrstSl, -inesS' . l
,rt-. krrii o. A. foc'nek eCilfrin.. 80 .'fs~
Se~bprsh every morning 49, oelocs n d ~ r,ts.ss
80 .e.hs q ever tes- .gV h,nk ONE I" - ~
- hesri 81 Ills boa Dee A. ne ia. ~ - 'n
" nn-.. snl-r-i h~ boob ~ M Tort - =
$50 C;TIZKNs' NKW DAY LINZ o.
s,% ssxsr- Opposhior FOR AASANf, .hldi1 Z HNsn
s~H~ ~Conrlsndis Newburgh, Pcnghs-sys-,
kingstcr Gs.kil anc ugds0r.-Ssrs 81 cruiA-bfesNsh
suc dinner 90 ncac >... ,,-,,,,..~
tn. ne~ ard ei-s.ns steamer kOsEk NihLiAss-
C.,I 4 C-xroog. o. rue-tsss Tursts,s Nni sscrss's
a t~if A. n frpr ne pier boa Of Roarspf-s s-a-n
irs Hammond u pier ffom Nev-foh 49,
T., Gr0R6E T. STANLEY,
Al Ire oiice foot ~ Ro1ilson-sf
- AL o.g,ous are forbid lrsslug toe sho7- b9ai -
80 -. .,.,.,. ~
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REAL ESTATE.

r. FOR SALE or TO LEA-E-Iho enelias
"a, house ~ = MsISspiace, no" peins p.t ~ .e.n
~ r'e-e order. newly painted throughout, with e"
range boiler baths and bath 90 secoud story -.
session 20 De- had immediately Apply 70 !oiN = n N
WE'LL. or ls9 lmeoiFl 2 srANtOkD, ~ Na.-.s-
~ Az PRIVATE >ALE-Cheuysi.-Ih bneN
la. mont h0nse and iot 5J Ihcuys the f'ine wcfN
- made of New-Jersey white oak the To- +, teet
inches hy q feet inches. i now occupied ~ 90 u
tenant and insured Part Of the purchase money can
remain on bond and mortgage Appyt9
ANTHONY J. BLEECRER, Auctioneef,
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STANLEY, tIichl
Vail. Cooper

n Uttley, Thomas v
,lsodefe, ~ Underwood 'Den W
-nsfon. Thos Inkler. VIM
- IT, har John
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Am lIERCXNTILE SCHOOL

Nl6 Nssi Taireeuth-st NEAR fii,hass The exercses
of hs school ALL be resumed Monday sept IS. The
number Of pupil. limited. that all under the con
stant supervision aud instruction q Tie principal,
. lx&MsS4f. AARON RAND.
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EZRA LUDLOW, President
AUGUSTUS CAnssYsR Secy sDlo 1911


NOTIFICATIONS W. APPRECIATE, Attorney and
CounseloT AZ Law, IN this city business aud Will
remain here week Any persons desiring 70 intrgst
claims b. hin for collection IN Cincinnati or lS vicinity
other sga business requested 10 leave the
with any Of the following named gentlemen X Reed,
Esq Coanseilor-at Law. James Mckeen Esq. Counsel
lor-af- Lew; Josiah H. Apologize Esq Aftorne at Law
snd Solicitor in Chsncery - Chznbersst Theodore
Hnsdae Esq Attorney and Counsellor az Law Broads
He will be az the Offices Of Messfs. Reed, Mekeen
Appegste during the orenoons Of the 9Th 10th and lth
inst and Office Of Mr. Hinsdale d1nng the afternoons
v sa,,sfsetory references will BE- sl,su Sey'
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PRINTERS.


ILL.,. ...f.-a fI.srr,f 2 New-fork University Maya
EDITOR OF American Family r.--l.s -.s-' -
Pubnstsis tf he earel Laii''-' 10 '"' '.'-N
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The Ereaiag Journal has the following STATE
nsDt Of receipts Of Bresdstuas At tide water
"a ds .,ef during the Let week 10 septemoof Ia ins
years 1s46 and ls47 is as follows l., p.,,.u h.,
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Mss .~p MISS COOKS
@4F EnD UnrrNn raDfE rs

No o. rvelnh-,t fh..~een Finn and SIKH syeDuas
EALL TERM COMMENCES W-dne.dsy, september
l. q-The Course Of distraction - nat o. we -
schools, tor the elementary tngiisA ani repcn
,ude. aud the hg cher brsnch-s Of literature end sorn
Lecture. on various subjects delivered 10 urss 'ouk"
o., the ye.r tFor Boarding Pupils see CircuiNl
Term. and references can be obtained rom tn
by po-t other~is-. snd co appcsn % si N0''
Cook or daughter their residence As above stated
81. sxN
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"A -TNPOKTNNT TO UWNtKo Ut IIVH'rF'
l~Hrhe Tattersalrs Heave Powders are now offered
CNNA 10 the people of the United STATES tster many
years Of success by their IN the ecrotan
Iatfcrsa- stables LOndOn perfect cure Vi heaNe
Broken y ind, Bolts and Worms In horses -,
These powders have been Ia thfpnshont
KIN gdom OF Great Britain, and have received thu appoO
Of the influential and experienced nObli en ana
knowing ones Of the Turf, among whom the pre- ne'o
has the honor Of being permitted 10 mention the Ma fus
Of Waterford. Thomas Mos stOn Bart and o. Osba as
tone Esq who consider their beneficial 10 that
bic animal Whose qualities they we'll appreciate bens
owners studsl that they without
supply and consider that person who has any regard
tor hOlses ght 10 be without them None genuine with
ont the signature OF J. klRKBKlDE, Fleotst London.
Price Is sterling per package 81 American currency
A. H. COUCH a co li3 Fulion-st. New York. Agents
General Tor the United States Al orders, accompanied
by the cash and postpaid, punciualy attended To- Per
desiring the agency by addressing As above postpaid
with good receive immediate aitentlons6m
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FOR sAl.E.-Sever.l laFse- i

~ and exfra hesvy bound sale cheap con,anns
near 500 gallons each Inquire ofJOhN DWIGHT Twen.
ty-hithst OF Tenth avenue, opposite the wire mills
- STOOD
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ROMAN EYE BALsAM.

hOUlN DbtEtus
From The cheerful ways " men
<Vris.sa,sd ~h =. r.sl Slsss M...
Diseases 81 the eye are unqpestlOnaDy
amOug iue most terrible aiiIccs TO which mortal. pa
fh. transory world liable Those WHOSE eyes hsse
been injured by close application 20 study BY roo bked
attention minute offsets Will obtain immediate relef
By fAe Of this Basa Ia Of partial los Of s<t
from Inflammation, aim, or ad sauced age, % i equally
bruefcis Many Of total blindness thar lad existed
Tor years have been completely cured BY H. In this case
seeing believing and persons suffering u lse m".
should remember that delay diseases " lie eJs Is
always dan xerous The i0Owag certificate Of 10 piurs
all Be rsad with interest BY al thus afflicted
NV YORK, sept. 4, 1871
Ma HENRY JOHNSON Dsor srs IL - with pleasure nn
ara able unite my fe,ilnony with Others 10 Ger
e.sed eyes eye.d. have beeu troubled with most
sttack inisned eyeds, called Dy nay phy scsa
Egyptian opnthalls, from which have been suffering
p years, during which time nave been under
the ttent Of the most eminent Ocasfd u this city
have been bsfeed capped and eacned-haye used csas
neGt which the most eminent skiN could and mo-
ney command and the end OF the whole matter len ne
nearly a. great a sufferer when they commences .4eh
treatment al last USED your Eye Bassm, ard io0o v
effect a. once soohlng healing, reducing The inDa~~s
ton rs eyelsshes. which had been iorcibiy fsnsto
~ pair Of tweezers twenty years before, Commences
grow and now nearly III restored, and tie cue
almost complete IL has done Tor what the bes' nso
cs skill could eject, AID recommend al s1nefnf
from affections Of this nature ~ g. II any pesoh -
cali upon me 81 my store "a John-st viii give wsm
many additional particulars which he lim- o. .nx -
u not permit. Yours, very truly, WI l. lLLh.s
Prepared By HENRY Johnson Chemist, 10 pI pr +,
way, cor Chan0ersst Sold also a. 100 futon-s, -
East Broadway. % N---
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cziQ.l-PIANO FOkTEs.-G. H. BAR
H. n ElIMOkE offer for sale NJ their manuiactOfJ
H-T~rTY md waleroou, 30l Bleecker-st assor.
~ Jment OF rosewood anu mahogany Piano
Fores OF finely carved Gothic and modern Partisan styles
These Pianos Tor mechanical construction, exceleney "
workmanship and richness Of Tone cannot be surpassed,
and where the purchaser has any doubts they will be sec
up and any reasonable length Of time allowed 10 SATISFY
him This being feature In the business Il Is i'm
portan the purchaser the market - full Of trspi, well
calculated ~ catch the perienced responsible VA
rauty with each instrument Reference Of the fst
families 10 the city n B-Pi4nOs % let " I'M