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The East India Malls.

10 THE EDlrOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD:
In your notice of the East India Mails, taken
from a Boston paper, it may be useful to explain
that there are only two mails monthly to the East
Indies. The letters sent, via Southampton, on the
18th, reach their destination by the same overland
conveyance as those posted on the oath, via Mar
settles, they being conveyed through France, In
stead OF through the straits of Gibraltar to Malta,
making difference Of four days. The mail o. the
9TH is taken only as far as Bombay, and thence the
letters are conveyed across the peninsula to Cal
cutta, and no farther. That of the 10Th, tn e
steamer goes direct to Calcutta, lands her letters
and passengers, and then proceeds to China. The
overland conveyance ofersgreat facilities to those
wishing to transmit speedily small parcels or val,-
able goods; they. would arrive from New York
from seven TO eight weeks The charge for small
parcels is according to size and for frelghts Gao
per ton; measurement bales must not exceed 100
pounds. I-f .f
The present time presents favorable opportu-
nifty Tor American merchants giving their attention
to goods calculated for the East India market. /
am intimately acquainted with the business Prom
what have seen, since my arrival in this country.
am led to believe that IN some qualities of cotton
and woollsns, the manufacturers here can produce
an article suitable for that Market lower than any
European producer.
shall be happy TO furnish any of your readers
with further detail is on this subject
am. sir, yours, Nc.
CHARLES PONTEZ,
August Both, lsis. I9s Broadway.
NV WISCONSIN JUDIcIARY.-The newly cleo
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CHAR LES PONTEZ, I
August 10Th, 1913. IqS Broadwav

NV WISCONSIN JUDIcIARY.--The newly cleo
ted Judges OF the Wisconsin circuit and
supreme courts, were TO meet on Monday,
August y, 10 draw Tor terms, and 10 elect
a chlef Justice. IL is somewhat remark
able fact, that four OF the five Judges are New
Workers, VIZ: Messrs. A. W. Stow, M. M.
Jackson. Levi lIubbell, and Charles H. Larrabee
The fifth, Mr.. Wilton, is from Connecticut. but
stndled his nlnle ION in Now York - -
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIoN-WHIG CALCULATIONS.
The friends of General Taylor have taken cou-
rage within few days, and somewhat recovered
from the alarm into which they were thrown by
the movements of Mr.. Calhoun and his friends in
South Carolina, which movements showed dis
position on the part Of the democracy of the South
to unite on Cass and Butler.
The affair at Albany having blown over, with
ont apparently doing much harm to the wings, and
the recent indications from Ohio being that Tay-
lor and Fillmore have tair prospect of carrying
the vote of that State, the following may be con-
sidered as the present aspect of the contest, as
viewed by the wings
1t is believed that Taylor will receive the same
electoral votes as were gwen to Mr.. Clay IN 1874
los in number, with the addition Of the vote Of
New York, 36-making in all, l4l-and requiring
but five votes to elect him. That he will receive
the votes of Louisiana, g. Florida, g. and Georgia,
10, is not doubted by the whlgs-saying nothing
of the votes of Pennsylvania, rs, Indiana, IL,
Iowa, H. and Wisconsln4; all of which they con-
slider Taylor and Fillmore have chance for, equal
atleast to the prospects of the democrats IN Ohio.
Such are the wing calculations for the last day
of August, Ammo Domini lSis. But what do cal
culations amount to!
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important Proceedings Of the Board OF Healt
The Yellow Fever

The Board met yesterday morning, in the chan
Der of the Board Of Aldermen, to take into col
eideration the alarming accounts of fever G
Staten Island, to devise means to prevent contago
and preserve the health of the city.
The following communication from DR.. Within
was read -
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THg CoURrs-In the case Of Carpenter vs.. Shei-
10. in the Common Pleas being an action for SANDER
already referred TO- the jury returned sealed verdict
for Plaintiff Of s9J315.
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L DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES-Mrs.
MEARS, IA Broadway, corner Of feminist New OrS
who has had FOR many year. the catering patronage
u the fret families begs announce that her school VIII
reopen on Tuesday the 9Th Of September Parents and
Guardians who DESTROYS Of placing their daughters s1
wards tn esah shment where the number Il limited
and where the unrem.tng u the Principal % me
moral department and education OF the pupil Is under her
sole .upernteudeuce will find her establishment possess
ing uueQualed advantages.
The acknowledged ability u Mrs. Mears as an insimc-
tre.s Is respectfully ulmgied by The reie ences she has
line privilege Of Offering.
Circulars OF terms can be found al her residence.
Mr.. Mesrs VIII he home from the lst Of September,
from 4 M % p. ". % receive visits. su4b wv
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sDn REWARD Or iaken by mistake py some
~ passenger from tIe steamship Europa from Liver
pool a red eaiher poumarfeau trunk The above reward
,TiI boz psd = re.urned 10 Il C.Ir--L 49,
IS u- PHELPS DODGE a. 90.
CANAL BANK NOTES WANTED-By A.
4 .'s-ff'rrf,r ftr....s O. ~
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT AND NARROW EsCNrf.-
An accident which came nigh resulting in the serious
injury n not the death of several persons happened
Yesterday afternoon, At the draw bridge on the Old
Colony Railroad near South.st II appears that the
draw OF in order 90 let the sloop Noodle pass.
which owing to curve in the track not perceived
hy the engineer until The train Was close upon H. The
engine instantly reversed the brakes applied aud
All that could be- done 10 prevent what feared
would happen terrible accident As IL was how
ever the engine tender and one bag gsgc pre-
cpitsted on the bridge distance o about fifteen feet
into the water but very fortunately Just the bag
GAGE car went over, The shackc connecting the pssscn
ger car broke and the train was stopped, when the
forward passenger WAS upon the very OF the
onenipg The men who were employed on the engine
ana tender together with two OF three baggage men
and brskemen lespcd from the train and saved them
Boston Courier, 18th
FORT Gains. Platte River, Aug. 2a.--l here
with send YOU a copy of a treaty lately made by Lieut.
Col i.udwel h. Powell, the commanding ohcer OF
this post with the four c0nicdersicd bands OF fawnee
Indians under an order nom the NN Department sl
proprs,ing 5000 for the purchase of site for mill
isry post This point, is publication may interest
some Of your readers The land purchased oy the
treaty embraces the whole OF Grand Island some sixty
miles in extent and IA invaluable % this post from the
fac, that IL contains much the largest proportion Of val
liable timber 10 be found anywhere on the Platte River
The exten, of territory purchased Il about CO. square
miles. 10" HV~'s NeP. IN
THE l.. :. SHIP ALBANY, Commander Kelly, p
asvs from Laguna arrived at Norfolk on Tuesday and
sxchanged ssutes with the Pennsylvania, flag ship OF
com. sloat She brings no later news than we hsve
already had from Lagusyra and lacstSn me Albany
vs~,enced rough weather on the coast, but rode Il
on, like first rate seabost She was twice struck BY
ghnns on the ith inst which shiyered her conductor
10 pieces but did no farther damage -
- lPhila- Eve. Bulletin. 18th.
p.,, c.suALrY-A boy named George Gray,
"a NJ wears was instantly Killed in New Haven on
Wednesday afternoon by the falling OF canal bridge on
,hich he was standing. short time before the isi
aners procession, consisting OF large hunoe' OF {"
.iages. had passed over the bridge
ny.rH-The Berks County PA papers sn
ounce the death OF Abel NJ Griftihs Esq talented
member Of the Doylestown Bar
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BANK NOTICES.

CsNruottrs. Ofrrtn swans 90 NJ fsss
rI,HF ONONnAGA COUNTY bANk az sln'ens@ IA az a.
! f.i n tbs ohre notice 90 The appointment 90 h@ NV
YORK STATE BANN A. Albany A. agent "f 90 rele .n p q
l.rrr fnr-Isr The
~ anal Bank Albany such gnt agreeable o. DE at eft
Al relating the redemption o bans notes. f>.-i NO 4,
Iso- Ahsrl. september ilth, lss> 49, ,,, 90, ,,.o.
MILAN f''''''NHs
Co,rsoitra'. owes. sr.fr % NJ iosk
rI,HE- kNiCkERBOCkfR BANK, At "eooa 'NHsi No9sp,
s. th. Gas died this Office notfe 90 te 'll'ninsf %
NJ. ~ AsHHl RS 4 co Albany. sgruts il te et~ut
al H. circulating notes agreeable to ne At eniei A. go
~ Ia th. rsl-unio OBJ bans notes. passed Mif l-t Atin,
s,-.,t.,. f.ts .flfvr WILLARD FIII MOHD g0rinolT
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srfcrDr.-We regret % learn from Capt. More
house Of the steamer Iowa from - Louis that ~ be
came past Cairo Lieut. John p Clark If the 9Th In
fsn;ry came on board and registered his name ~ q
passenger for Vicksburg When opposite Helena Ark
be Jumped of from the hurricane deck and was
drowned. Ne" dreams nc DO
GFS HARRISON HOMEsrEAD.-Some -i3 acres
OF the old homestead farm Of Gen Harrison were sold
h. The adrninlsrrsfnr The / u mt.
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AGATE'S.

L'OR your wardrobe al hone for q voyage or tour,
L II a. Jg-fi complete you desire 20 secure,
Look De- the 1rsi tine you are passing hat way,
A. AGATE s-us Two Ilirry-seFeu Broadway.
Robes de clsmbre ~ veyets, hrDcade and Cashmere,
Rich scarf and cTsVzis lying ter upon ter,
Gloves of I'D, lnen sk, beaver buckskin and thread
Suspenders eissuc hat give you freed
Cofon. lsmbs~ DOL and blrkskn and sk undcrrothes
Shirts -he very AS style, viii worked bosums plain,
That VIII ~ tie shape ard unwrinkled remain
With al other q ceteras y new st design.
Thai are known or admired 10 lhe Quitting line,
Can b. nsd a. al seasons. permii Us % say,
u AGATE. a. - Broadway a. In
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A. Ea f- Jl.er1. Aa- Hf COURIER. M.i- .r 81 &c. '
.. Fr.nl. Nail fl So. .H.. ltfss Hector Kemp d.
H-a-a-f r Bahia. i company. 80 Arir-r Orr Nio'.
Cumming Atwood. 'l f'. ia
A. MaIr.nr. June ID ru- Co.. i tn., feI-r ''' '' ''
.r. NflafIHrf
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A.c.-Tha.e who arr

II O0k-kEEP1Nt, Nc,-l. 80 "no are lrsl. 'i,
Do SECURING thorough s~oW ledge or ile nature ti
vso. res. rsscor- and the best snd most accurate
naod OF recording them invited 1 call or Ken. ie,
R1ok-keepuZ Sc Rooms - Broadway. Clear and con
rse instructions sre given In Commercial Arithmetic,
Business esr writing, forms &c and no efforts are spared
to make eacl .u leut efficient practical bookkefpef
Toms Or thorough course by Double Entry so. single
Entry g. Merchants books keFt and complicated ac-
-I1-.r,. arranged sid
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OFFicF CsoroN AaUfDUcT B0AED. sept D.. 1898.
NOTICE TO WATER-TAkER>. -Frequen


NOTICE TO wATER-TAkER>.-Erequent
Ncomplaris having been made Of ne "asie % water n
a-..ary on proper iu some three four times
much useful. Tie Department hnts necessary % r.
qure stenl1u io e limitations lc ne ordinances Of l-
Corporation ard the regulations oi e Board place Do 'he
NE istb Regulation OF the Board s in of iaudu
Tent representations on lie faH oi ie sppcani or y
gsa. offa Wsfrr nu embraced lr ls apnlcalol OK OF
WILFUL OR UNREASONABLE WASTE Of he wai-r
The Cro,o1 AqIeduci Board sha lafe - glt a. i9- ~.
payment and The SUPPLY or WATER WILL b
No -l1rr, wafer Of any description viii be permlnei
The Dersrteu Lss ven Instructions that every waste NJ
ih description shall be- COZ OF The CrQlon licensed -.
understand the best method Of arranging s.sf e-
80 hat n0 waste can be committed UNLESS 1T bE IN
Upon hes views the rrangeens Of public houses stores
0accs. livery stables, omnibus stables, and a. oo1s.c
anufaeiuring am Other e--Al-ilrt o' - ~, III
Of wafer must be- made every source OF vase W pr
cut of Is discovered and reported oy ne roc-
The best conva1ce Tor water closets. consistent with
reasonable Oi The aier = basin Nhcn lLsAa -
contents vi hen . 3 cra"n ~ ~ We 80 1 t, =
tsched seosng closets, or --fo'iag lfinss olt 20
sefieeding urns.s VII be permitted saoo-nea are ca
from ordinances passed - ne common N'4n'i
which viii be rigd.y eli0rcei
sv OF The City Of NeaYor n Common Council convened
thai from and AFTER date Of TIE passage of us ordnance
Until the frat day u November nexI ensuing ~ ih esch
and every succeeding year from ne lr-i dss ~ ss ~ nc
lay Of November all persons forbid 20 u-e he Gro
Wafer for washing streets sidewalks steps or uAi o.
ings afer 81. before NJ and from ne III ~
OF November tu ne Lf-l lay Ni --'F
Or before M under The penalty Of I'VE do-af' Tor each
offence
= No person or persons except he Mayor Aldermen
ASSISTANTS. OF the respective Nuds sha. ~iinoll pre-
vious permission 10 wiring from the Croio1 Aqiednc
Board lnscreU open shy hytrani belonging Or sachd
% he Cro0n ACuedlci Works. erected Tor ne
neui Of frrs EXCEPT n case o IRE IN The n-ghbor cod
shs cave sad hydrari open ilr longer une An
sta be mied In sad perusslon, nor sla zoe Ne water
for other purposes thar may be- mentioned u sad peri
sion under he penalty Of not ess han ave dollars nor more
than twenty-five dollars f0r each offence ~ ne di-cr-n
of fs he
By order q the Joint Crogon AgIecuct COMMUNE
- ~ M VAN SCHAICK. Pres Gro. Aq'i Board
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CovRr or COMMON rLEAS-Bciore Judge DAILY ~
larir, ~ Cr.praf.r Hfary NtfltaAtou Cor .sat- n
.tsfn fsi qlstd paser o Cufsret rnfAs Httf fo
fsfrrt o. Tie pirtes el Dol rcoieied we're rler u NE
Nia .. eaf-r. bai da, -asatt between trn i.0 case
VI. ,an te.isn te lur- THE Coat caarsri tii p~r-
r. La ar .r 81. .1rlrr .tli lr ntnet Inf l 90 De-
L. ~ r-... .f.on ts. ALREADY been ia. 1srer lal-
.'sr,, . r. t.ta.tri H express t-. DE catrr ets at
.ae' nh ,-e t. a'i lrret-~ i.l't afr.i af lar u
e.r ne Ian fastf fle ae, whether trr Nas a rn
f..r q. ..'... ri.rr-f on i's
Before lni.a sf1sr hHfFff faa J. tritN U.s. % r n Hf
rf DO re.rr alleged tirsrs o. pt1it persrs n cht'ai
Iae sf.1.ss sesi eieIIr t' Ncfie io l'i = ana --
of sun
UNITED STATES CovRr-Bciore Judge Neison.-lne
Court es oane sth appeal from tA- psrtt toai m e
,a.- nl 49, son 81 fieU lete-- ihe steamboat X ote Island
l ne propeller Ns.atucs sth Pie nstr Court, ~e believe
h-it fisf ue ,ieauiost vas 90 blame
Judge Belts in the District Court was engaged IN
.r M .ala ease sbh oo,a0ed od Per ~ \ Il net~re
.or ara 'oat Pest Boz, etea ile aAri -'cs Or
ttaascs
MARINE COUNT Before Judge Smith-Gcorgc c.
l,rr, ts ti as1f kol't 4 hir A.ion as-i ..
Captain sf Aise tla ur assaat anf iiefN l- i
sl hata- ce tck-f vt-r he ranf ien ilr aa
f Don he .o ao Nth te alAei Tie TAD 'r i VS.
oen be- thought De- coat NJ captain thea sif 1
h mcuih anI srskei la down srri of f.n1ii 50 -
For panif NJ beeae ior Defendant. NJ A Nii1s
TNfrFp STATES MARSHAL OFFICE-M. smith and
I St rr~ Gems snei el hs Nj R-u-oa. kerlef of re it
house 10 Pre- l.sni honIu te tnted ss-s chan a- t-n
t Il. assault teo ans nraH 1g irn no
ffe ,ss,s iror vhch ihry st a7Fesrr without a0
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49,. m. LEGGErT,.. .CmOOL. ~ 81

"A N. III. Ltt.hETI'% II iibOts oo' btoHA-
w vay oppo- e Bond-st-The Fall term u Ibis inst M
ton commence on Monday the lth of September The
aim 10 1--WE thorough instruction in few branches Al a
time OF carefully arranged and comprehensive course m
Guiding drawing vocal music and other exercises Ter me
organs Of sense: the classics French mathematics, history
and GEOGRAPHY, natural and political &c Corporal punish
ment = never re-0rttd tO.
The term. are s. So <l5 OK S8 per quarter, without
extra charge Tor books stationery fuel and win de-
ducton Of ~ per cent when than Of the family
attend. Farther particulars may be Ohtsued Al tue schoo-
rooms. or NJ SIR. Is residence Is feminist.
Private instruction given 10 individuals or SINAI classes
a
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DRY GOODS.

FALL AND WINTER CLOTHfNG,-Ih un-
dersigned would respectfully inform the public fhsi ey
have now on hand and splendid assortment OF Clio
Cassirueres and Nesugs Of the sies styles which hey
make I'D 10 order Boz the best manner prices 10 SUIT The
contingencies Of the times They have also very eXtt Do
i've assortment OF rcadymaie Clothing got up tn The very
best slye comprising al the different styles Of Goats Pan
a.oons and Vests Cravats nier Vests, Gloves, Hand
.errhiefs Hosiery. Sc. sept constantly on hand.
sit 60 n McELkOY co - Broadway.
THEN FIVE DOLLAR ~tIT>--Corsiai Of
l cloth coat Cashmere pants. and fancy vests Also,
coaks and Overcoais with rich lining from = 10 -b each
business coats 20 So vests ~ cts 10 - Cash paid Tor
Gents clothing Cleaning, dying, repairing and altering
corner Nassau and Beekman SIS 81 lw
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Ify1rrp STATES MARsuu's OFFIcE-M Smith md

rzS 4 TEACHERS INSTITUTE convenes az the
Court House in this village, on the ID OF October.
ESry and general notice Is desirable 50 as to secure
the timely cooperation Of town superintendents and
10 be orgsnixed At least days attendance OF not
less than hty teachers Of those intending 10 become
such Is necessary TO secure the amount appropriated
by the state in aid Of such enterprises
lWsteriown n. " Journal
STRENGTH oF rHE DoG-A Nord EH'erprfse.-
The Boston Journal saws team" arrived in Char
lestown. last Saturday. from Industry, Ne - miles
above Augusta drawn by three small dogs The team
consisted Of small wagon heavily laden with goods
beside containing the driver msn Of shout 10 los
weight He stated that they had drawn 500 lbs ~ ta
wiihou, trouble and that be had travelled % niles
day On al average.
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ALONZOD. FELTER


~ In consequence OF Tie benefits experienced hy nn.
~ Mir Feiter procured a number Of the GALNANiC
BELTS. and having disposed Of them among bis friends
thus writes
KNesroN May @. 1852
NJ DEAR DoCTOR.-lou "a me 10 give you an account
Of lie success Of your GALVANIC BELTS m this region
can truly say That they continue 10 do wonders lli'us
wear Them and 81 Hof fn1n ~ nIg oise " JHHtt "
thar use sold Bell AMI t.e Magnetic tEd 10 as..
sorders. very low DR. Nelson attended her. .ui
did her good and The Doctor be" pat con-. irfa'y
when she got The Belt and n1cued 80, Drf fht nde hfd
ne R and cured Now this Doctor had the Dyspepsia
for great while and cc.d mol cure himself bui gets ne
did him much good that yesterday he called on me ana
got one for his wife
Ms NANDENARK. Of this town, lay al winter win ilr
Rheumatism She got 90 be- perfectly helpless tvefy .4r
XANIC BELT-put u on-used the Fluid freely and 90
EIGHT DAYS OFT VISITING. AND D. TO Pc hAhh p
NtXT WEEK The Doctor who attended Miss hooied 81
tie Belt bat says there j. ceainy remarkae 'Nfa
tive power 10 yonr Belts .
Mr. John Fmsn merchant OF This place was reduced o.
mere skeleton, by Dyspepsia and general chronic disease
be- got Belt and he Fluid, and n noc ai holht man H'
hare Kingston He Las spent large sums o money 10
various noslIums previously bui hey oil proved u'e'r
An ella gentleman by ile name OF Newfirs had he Dpl
ysus1 f0r thirty tens. Tie tells me That le could no. eat
anything without IL rising on hs stomach be- was very
much enacised and looked miserable bot he purchased
Belt from me and after wearing or week. he drove
Up The door and said e hal come % thank me- for ~eng
He.ays that be and diges pefe y. and ta le
hearty any Of ms neighbour lie about cd years
Of age.
Mr. Wood. Of Marhieiown. was drawn mp with Oramp
aud Rheumatism iha he could not move his bro er
got Belt r him. and in week ie was su ell isi he
was about attending i, business Ne -ays IT II TliE
GREATEST THING on EARTH.
No.
Tie wife ~ Mr. Joseph King Of Kingston has been com
planning Of lassiude and general wegknes- for several
wears and troubled with md gcsuu She got ne Ben
aad fluid and NJ King told hi- day la "a wife v va.
Ike another woman had done her so nu ecod cnnid
ffr4n
.upp0-e these viii be- sufficient may ssyfa never as
engaged no any business Thai las been fortunate and
satisfactory % All concerned.
Very truly yours. ALONIO ID FELI FIX.
sole Agent for New York, D c. MOREHEAD, ND. ~
Broadway between I0hnsi and MaiieulHne
re- Bcir1rc ~ C0uHfcyfcs and rorttica InIfff.Ha
s6 p
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u FOR BOYS, corner 90 tiGly--lNin-sL anl me biooh
inrlale Road. Rev : DousLAss, AN Rector.
This Institution. which hss been u successful operai On
since te time ~ rs establishment Will be open ior he re-
certon NJ pupils 90 Monday. the 18Th Of September The
locality Unsurpassed by that OF any other school m le
vicinity OF The civ and 10 J. the desire n the Principal 90
make the mora and literary advantages Of the lnsuuu0n
equal D hose which NaiIe has giyeuu Parents who wish
to secures good school fr O. r children respectfully
requested o visit lhe institution and examine Tor themselves
Circulars respecting terms. Sc De obtained Al tne
bookstore Of the Mcssrs Appleton. 30 Broadway a0 In
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~ LEAsE-The new 3-siory and suc store ana dwell
- ing. on tho corner ~ Greenwich Snd hafr- ss-
The store vel calculated FOR the dry goods. drug or oAeF
respectable business the house FOR geniee family Aso
The stores and dwellings adjoining on Ofern~ieh
72l and -. calculated for sny respectable To-
quire of TT LUQUEER 50 Walst
si2 iwt Fremeus Insurance Company
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~ Cy properly, beautiful country sezi on me osnks
~ Of the Hudson from ., 10 3 hours from New Oh
well stocked wh fru Of al. kinds arse house and nj
buildings IN excellent order, newly psnled. sc WI h
ged on reasonable terms FOR Brooklyn Guy prop
ertv The farming utensils, and crops now Will be sod
with The properly II desired Inquire u P JONEs IS
corner Gold. ny - w.
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L,RENCn LANCUAGE.-PRoF D LAGRolX

A. XXI NJ ~ lsAa'ksA AtHiss-A i'f ~ hfAFhs'fttAf
/ nom Paris forming evening classes fer ladies'
and cer ef-u special for ladies' n lhe Alter
noon DE vii resume hs Instructions for the suing season
fo eu rul's-ail nj the Professors room, Do La
FARCE Buildings. - Broadway, where applications are
received daily. between sni 2. II Tems-ci per
month Mr LserDiX has ST. under bis charge he French
derarmerl al he celebrated Institution u the Messrs
Abbott. t0 whom b. Is al liberty lJ refer.
ann esff~anff 40 tSepl8
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New York. Sept. Q. 1888
MOTTO E.-The stockholders of ne New forS and Ire
NRairold Company are hereby notified that the Annual
Election FOR Directors " s Company will De- hed 81 the "
ice ofhe Company IS Nalst on Tuesday the ION day Of
October next from 20 AN TO $ P.M
The transfer books viii be closed from the l0ih Of Sep
TENDER u The day after election BY order Of The Directors
~ Inn NATHANIEL MARSH. secretary.
METALLIC TIKI So new article, with new
vi mode Of construction and application competent 20 re-
eve the worst cases Of Hernia with ~ lbs. stationary
power without oneOz u pressure. win lever principle %
,ive any amount OF pressure desired Also Abdominal
Supporters Tor both Price from 81 10 - Office 10
BROADWAY cor OF Msiden-lane p up stairs all m
CHEAP CARPETI>GS.-R. LAWRENCE, u
Y Calast has ust received from auction splendid So
sormen of Buss-ls, p.y ingram and Neneusn carpet
ng. which be has resolved 10 sell Al prices well deserving
tie attention Of purchasers Also oil cloths, druggeis stair
rod. nlg. window shades, &C &c Persons wh) wish TO
consult their ousn advanldge, VIII call al u CanasL
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