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GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY,

FOR DtARRHEA. SUMNER COMPLAINT OF
CHILDREN. DYsENTgRY AND CHOLEEA NORB-s.
nR BILLlN6Ss CARMlSATIFE AND ASTRlN-
~ GENT SYRUP, In the above diseases always Afford
.ng relief. nss reputation established before the
public. medicine " lnrysied excre nce n he treat
merit o. The diseases fr which L IL Intended. t. success q
without psraie It's popularity = daily Increasing Thou
sands bear willing testimony % - vge- and express Ler
zrar..ute Tor fte relief which Afforded them
TIE Pre-s and re Faculty Ju-sts- LaTyer- Statesmen,
Divn-s ard clzrr Cf In gerce IN every profession,
nile ln tbs TIE public are respectfully invited 10 exam
re le cefcaies " erlieni physicians surgeons 10 he
o. Army an Others. rl0 have used his article Pamphlets
ID be- had graflI.Ols.y a. our slOIr-.
Frr Dr. g. Ha-1 s---l = e. g Amy, arf Dr. Tlcmas
J htrr-r " rksogrE
IT, o. r-r. that at hr-- four years, have ire
--r-y s-t Dr. B-E- -Jrr cholera 1fi11m, The Sumner
ll l.1r-l and Clr cases l tfr-a gfe p-f-ca
ii .tllr-l al have l-ssral rIsrt IS t- pr-Qsrs
% lie rs-t-s 1f s- --s.-- have EVER ss-t
SEYMOUR BALsEY ". D.
THOs }. HARPER, A. D.
so.fbyAB Z D. SANDS, cor. William and Fulton SIS.
snt cHAS. r. RING cor Jon2-sl and Broadway. Price
Il uar bottle suZ Inn
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THE PATRONS or THE MALE HIGH SCHOOL
4 re KENpECTLIllN INEOKMEU --al %

~ next Term vii commence on Monday August -. ur
der the charge ana management of Mr.. BRAGG and biz
SON who propose igeui snd perseyeIng adherence to
the system u instruction. heretofore pursued system
which Than thirty yesrs experience las proved % De-
productive of results enineniy scrari.reou- o o. adcs
man. ana peculiarly adapted io bis svOcauuns
The French language is Taught without additional charge
and parents are urgr Inst bee Part Of their chdrers
pursuits. increasing iy important aud almost essential
portion az respectable business education. The AIT OF
which Oneu ot-ucis ffe progress Of youth. who have o.
make way or better repaired rivals very of len i1rrfnet
who thus literally supp them and leave them ID on nie
nor Stations in iher native city
TIE terms @. School ~ be- callnued Al > Tor ae
lower classes and s. for Tie upper classes Payment m
advance.
Pupils who wish % staty particular branches, iniepen-
derl ofciasscs Will be- charged ip per quarter.
Private students 10 WnlnE Arithmetic. Mailema-ics,
French Latin and Greek either n preparation iof business
professions. College, from : 10 - per quarter.
Private Or College si4GcLs wishing assistance 90 he high
-r ain and Greek Cssscs vii be- charged very modeg
atriy "a number associate together.
Ladies Classes III nuug oleI branches. attended iu
betN and ? NJ
HgNRY T BNGG gives instruction on the Flute. Violin
snd PiAnofore, between 5 and Z NJ.
ISAAC ? BRAGG.
HENRY T. BRAGG
y p Drawing = ,alghl 10 a. Ire classes
-f lrO-hv-sf IllF IL. 1888 AL -
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

MARK "a NEWMAN co. Publishers. Booksellers
~ sat0usrs A.. 900 Broadway Constantly on nanl,
and BOZ Quantities school and Classic. Boos- rom those
necessary the fri primary classes to tho-e Do me moe
advanced classes n academies srl colleges fansnef- OF
Sanders school Readers Porefs Rhetorical Reader
Hrchrocks Geology, Day ana Ilompstns Anlimeuc-'
Hasug.s and Brsihurys 0ging Books. &C. Also gen
era assortment 0f theological and s-ea neols 81 lh.
Country merchants and others wishing rchase books
vvolIf 90 wei fl call and examine their assortment con
sianty on hard MARk h. NEWMAN co.
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LEGAL. NOTICES.


NOTICE. shse5, gwen o. az per'ns ha.n. ,..s' 81 - ~
Ncsfse0l JAMES HALSEl dei-tsst late o Che wac " -
L. = present tie same Win nlr fNnf- ilfr r. -
.utsrrs t.r office 20 fti street n te tf ~ Nee "A "A
~ before DE .sh day January nestp.iei ~. ian, lW >
l-tS \ " HAA0t p Ftent.f.
D-5 lsvtm- J. ~ hAi'ff.l
S,UPREME COURT JOHN T. kENsfiT l.s 49, isa,
- summoned o. t- compliant 0i Weire li'te fta
residing Ct ana County of Albany, plaintiff ti 1 ff tcJ
af fe tl % Albany. ln tfrlt ir ~
ir of l summons, exclusive oi fle ifl ID 'e f p ri
plaintiff ui take ui against ynl mr Forty nis is 80 i
cenf. with thereon from r ii df 10 NNtfnfi AZ
lsq .Jlllae10iI hAlul, FAs WORST Aitls, Ahtq Nl
~ PURSUANCE of order oi tr Surrogate oi t- 1o'f
sris YORK hereby fn l persons htfl. tn,.s
DANIEL sJLLIvAN late of the Cf of New forsi ir'ere
present - fonlhefs Thereof tD f~ snhslr-- -
George N. Bride Dr. 80 A. Broadway, ne ty -
York oi before te rf isy oi Frmlef next -
York, tt- l6h d,y ol Minh, l-it
JACOB HARVEY, (r..~s-
ml1 isNsn GEORGE MCBRIDE. Dr. ~
II PURSUANCE 81 an order af tir snuogite 90 the eo
lNev l0rk notice hereby eFrl t0 sl rerars htflt ,'
against ELEkfEL WILLIAMS. llt- oi ie tt 0 Nr~ ION =
ceased present fe with fol0ers thereof D. fr sll,cns
ofce 80 Whit street. tie CTS Of NeT i06, N.,s
f- tenth day of Jsnrs l-rf Dafe N~e flfk fHth Day fll
lsis. f11 lantml SAMUEL J. WILLIAMS, fte'.-N
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SCHOOLS.
THE PATHOLOGICAL INSTITUTE
A CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH ~

ID FEsT-tfENtE.
WILL BIZ REOpENED OF tte Oh oi etpieI..e- ],
W was removed af-w months sr-e 20 - tt- ~ 30
r-ssrf siruslou. ard already . has ~ patronage q 10y
n 49, sr-- fsr - N -e vicinity J. has been e-ials 81
rauv wears. srd from liz exgererco 10 ie-n- nc l.
cra confident oi giving Satisfaction ~ -lo-e VIZ 49,
~ h.a he has awsv. been careful ID preserve sll
bic pupils high q morally. anc % --an-n a. e.7-
waited standard of Intellectual s,tsl 1inrnL
Tte Course u Str 81 rrrr-ler1s everything necessary
% prepare h0ys t1r entering COLLEGE, 9f iLrita fl-
IT, az Tor oher r1caiols 1lrelv. lie Ens-t -..- age
srd Lrsrat1re Foreign Languages Ancient ani Moirfn-
r-1 lie several t-arrhes OF Nl'leatcs ara fif-ictl
s-ence-t-e lrstnrou her flrls. et VIII Apparatus ilI
Illustrating Na-l-a p os0ry Chemistry 81
separate Department f1r smaller BOYS ai- i.i Wy :
sso tas been opened 1 le sane building ller ne oa-
u Ire g. end daughter ~ the Principal To- " e no pan,
sre srarei -0 rs-- -aa fr become wei established n -c
path 70 learning
Reference be- Pa-lr- VI f- l--r-urun bose neile-
,r sv offer t1f-re1- resrec-ng Tie school. may ae
- ~ 49, RlcHARD CORNELL.
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n TlON OF YOUNG LADiES-Messrs. JACOB AND
JOHN : C. ABBOTT, ~ and 81 ecker a. New \ OH
Though this Institution Is specially designed FOR young ladies
pursuing the hest branches of sudy languages, polite
tersure philosophy and maihemafrs ard who src thus
finishing their school education ample sefneis are
made forth instruction oi pupils of every and grade o
intellectual culture The department of Mathematics and
Natural Philosophy is under the immediate care oi pr
History and Ilte ecua ami Moral Pl o-ophy, srurrrin
tended by ST. John C. Abbott The French department
under the charge of native Partisan gentleman a DE
conversation ll the classes n French TIE most l1rou-n
and systematic purued, tua Tie pupils may De-
ahle read. write and speak tie language t ease Hnd
Every lesson under ne stem o. Oendon Il
lesson French conversation. Professors of hgn repuia
ton are employed o. tea-hug the various languages Of
Modern Europe. Nocsl and Instrumental Music, Pencil
DRAWING snd Painting IA Oh and water co.0rs-
About ~ yolrg ladies are received INTO the family OF
Rev john : L Abbott where they regarded ln all
snec,s daughters The cdihce occupied by ne establish
menf large aud comm0dous. consisting Of private
residence Tor the family and ESQ house Of The first class FOR
The school fal term commences Monday Sept
49, Paw
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cold PENS.

=. PENCER = RENDELL. manufacturers of the Pre-
- mum Cod Pens Mandatory 10 Broadway conner
Of Msdelisns. Dealers IL gold and silver Penho.iers
and PeucIs al-i DAMlm
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CoNsECRATIoN.-The house OF worship lately
erected by the congregation OF the Church of the Mes
siah situated foremost between Washington 81.
aud IlarrisOn-avenue, was cOnsecrated by RI Rev.
Bshop Manton Eastburn according to the ritual OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church on Tuesday, August %.
At IL O'Clock A. NJ The request for consecration was
read by the Rector Rev Geo NJ Randall the sentence
OF conservation by Rev Thomas X. Lambert morning
prayer by Rev. Moses r. Chase, assisted by Rev Thee
dOre III snow, who read the Lessons. The ante-com.
mUnion service read by the Bishop assisted by Rev
John Wayland ID ID. who read the opisilc An able
and appropriate discourse preached by tie Bishop
The music by the choir excellent; the whole ser
vice impressive aad interesting and was attended
by large congregation.
The cost of the church including the land is about
ssoOO,-the church itself costing less than Sli coo
The edifce presents combination of neatness and Gle
eance, and the proprietors enjoy the satisfaction OF
knowing that II is entirely free from debt Bost Post
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MEEN FUN.

THIS CELEBRATED CHINESE SKIN POWDER L
offered o. wholesale low as Il car De- boz nL m Ie
ny and warranted genuine, ~ j. b. SMITH,
srff frq. , C-dar-st 40 .fars
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VI f- Claulesss, lear (natlam-Iue So lO4 viii De-
reoreued 90 Monday september Il presents
pec1llr advantages for the education OF youth Cf
boh sexes under The guidance " teachers Of approved
comuetrucy. lifs the 81 lie n-f-le Cd furl - not
only q l0ro 1h rrsclca education. ti-u- DE llpL either
Tor te counting the work shop. any u Tie pursuits
Of life. lli uper1ins The accom- slen-s of polite c
avatIou.
The Male Department is under De charge Of NJ Bene-
mia Nilsson. Whose cspacy o. narl instruction s COM
b.ncc with due attention 20 Tie enforcement ~ Ora sci.
aiid psreff7i .c'flIle,
The Fe-asle perarmeni : directed by Mss Bla1dins
smith whose reputation successful teacher i esflb-
ish-d.
In esch Department, The Principals sustained BY csPa-
DE assistants each oi wlom = euufey competent Oh H.
suc n hs p-cu Jar trsnch src win lhe bereni Of long
prevlou. experience.
In addition 70 all the usual branches taught similar IN
srf1-ons ihe pupils suEE The Lsfn. 6le-E. French
Languages. Blowing ard Linear Perspective, OIL snd
Mafer-co.or Painting. ard Noca. Music
The Inst has been successful IN being able % offer 20
pupils all tie avsnases e. superior education 90 exceed
irgly low charge.
Parents snd faanllans are solicited 10 visit ine School
v hca : a. az nnes to their Inspection Tie follow
ns persons compose ile Rosri ~ Director of the Mecls
ics tysllfIle AMPS MAPfS fre.lfnf.
/iHoNss >sftlt, u cc-i rc-l4ert
NALENriNE CARsfLi- Secretary.
Isaac NEkAiLYA. Treasurer.
eIo. oiFfoRD, Cor. Secretary.
DlAtc roas- 1eorlr Nestl. Edward Wlker. rho-
N Atr-4fce, James t1ll.'r us John ? Whitman. Wul 4
Cox. ylll ~ olyre. josiah A Wafer. Wm Nora VIM
Newell, Moses ". Val, Wn. Dodge. as 10
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TO PRINTERS.

DOUBLE CYLINDER NAPIER PRESS FOR
A>ALE.-lle Press = I'd good order bed 3-xo il snd
VII sold ,o.s u NAY h- RI. M-essrs. Richards
Johnsou's Printing Office. % Anl--t For farther parlcu-
.ar. apply 90 GEO. MATHER Pis-i-st aulo Inn
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WILLlAMsRrRGH AFFAIRS.

~ 4 boy by the name Of Joseph Taylor was
severely manged yesterday by large dog near the
Penny Bridge The dog threw the hoy down and hold
ing him in that position, mangled his arm in horrid
manner chewing up the flesh il II At work on an
ordinary piece OF meat Officer Way sent to-day
with AN order for the kill the dog The boy l.
in a very dangerous condition. Times, "Wednesday.
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A>rIQUlrIFs % BATAVIA, \. N--rhe B1tGri0
Tnpcs OF the sih contains "reminiscences Of the
past history OF Western NcwYOrs being nom
the official records OF the proceedings OF the first
town elections ever held in the town OF Batavia We
do this says the Times for the that this csle
hraied town. the seat OF empire Of the Holland
Land Company was the largest town of It's size IN
the world It's early history should be carefully perpetu
aied Al the date OF these records March l. lsO3 the
town Of Batavia embraced all the territory IN this State
lying OF the Transit line running from Lake Onia
due south 10 the Pennsy line and passing about
miles east OF Batavia IL embraced al the present
Counties OF Niagara, Erie, Chautauque, CattarsuEus
ana a large portion of Allegheny Wyoming, Gcncsce,
snd Orleans sufficiently large At all events 10
render il as much OF journey attend town meeting
a. TO 80 t. Washington The meetings and cleo
tons were held ut Nsnieventers Tavern, situated ia
what is called NowsteSd, Erie County, no doubt
Tor the reason that the central and ccmsc
nient for the inhabitants OF the town How many leo
pie would in these days. travel fifty hundred miles
through the woods 10 attend "a town meeting
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,Nup>ru Am rNCIIeu BOARDfYG All

L DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADl MIS-.
MAERS. 7Gf Broadway, corner Of Tenihsi New-fofa
vh, has had FOR many ycss The haierng patronage
of families begs 10 announce that her school VIII
reopen on Tuesday, the 5h Of September Parents and
guardians who desous u placing their daughters End
wards iu establishment where The number i limited
and where the uuremlung ~ Tie Principal lo The
moral department and education Of the pupil IL under her
sole sup-niendeuoe Will fud her establishment possess
ing uuecualed ldvaltages.
The ackn0w lodged ability ~ Mrs Mcars as an instnlc-
tress respectfully minated hy the efe ences she has
the privilege Of Offering.
Circulars Of terms can be found 81 her residence
Mrs Nears Will he home from the Isl Of September,
s n . 2 II n r.c.-.. .-.--.- Al-u Nv
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np.,p,utp pRIyATE RE-IDENCE

t't, Ar PRIVtTE sALE4-S.msfed within 81 mi,ui-s ;
A-L ris hv Railroad from Newlork CITY enc Wi.hih %
minnie. VA rom the depot Thus situated, Il colhl..,
fhs advantages of the surrounding country VIII hNst
100 nj he CIV The premises consists ui about acres 'i
sr.f.rara land. under excellent culuNalon. tF'nI m,
,,-.rf..- +. A mansion well calculated for ialAy oi "e
. rersors Iis hu.i iu modern oman, niei siyir wv
49,. ia rooms on the four. Including Aichen ai ual
rn,l and siN rooms the second noor atN-tnef COM
1.1 great perfection OF architectural beauty wiuo9l "ns
.,rrf-a IN convenience There ltrse ssrqtn ehu e
+, of choice fruits The house was furnished go hsl
,.,r SINCE anil therefore IN perfect onrr u
mos. of the furniture may Dee had win me mousse Ou'u
,i ,rr.is.e money may remain bond anu mortgage
For farther particulars SC apniNto -yt..
suS lw \. J. BLEEChER, Aueuoneer. efoa1-s,
- uo>TFyIDFO.-In consequence of the decrsse
Ts al me- late Daniel WadswOnl Esq NJ nesuNI.'
ua.cl on rscou Mountain Is offered for SAFE TOT cas-" VI
TIE Albany Tuinrise road bounds The fam on the SOUTH
af III rht uie from Hartford. thus forming an easy con"
r,nrIesfion with New ora and Boston.
The nace has been ong and extensively Ano"u ~ ,'
tubfc huf for ha Of those who nave MOI frirN 10
se maze tlc following extract from he Oonneeueu No"'
remit ...t ....t o.. OBJ ~.
w.s.earfh n fhe te--1 tiHrn chs rfian-lue n'l.i
r.r.I il.a ans corresponding rf atom COL lI'
.rr va. never st..lfsi huf Mr. Mii"ofh carried gig DE-
. .,.a r ri. 600. than h- ii best intended Nft.iN 'i
,fe chest r0.. efh norr0n % hla'fei mH-' n i.'.'
.- lr obi .tf u al.f.r All Che surrounding country CON
,l-t f0n sober results of asfenfifr ind i
r sa hu Nhth ns an alFrnia-r i' 'nr A'i ~
Avn accurate map Of the premises may b. by calling
ON he trustees n sold before the ih of September
will then be sold al public suction In lns CITY
Hartford. Aug. H. l8i6. . .,.
josFPh TRCMBI'LL, Trustees.
sulit SlI FRANCIS PARSONS,
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IL >ap-ton. staten it.anc-kcF. ?. ION rLL. fIA'l-
pai-Tls Institution possesses many a1Fini2r7 over az
ohers n the vicinity OF NcW-YorE 10 j. easy oi access ~
hours " the day, and Il only ~ miles from ne Oiiy
TIE best ieacher- procured n the C'assca tni-h
French and Spanish departments ani sre az residents 10
the family Strci attention i given 90 he insircuon oi
foreigners no wish % acquire know edge OF me English
and n A. shOrt time ss possible. Gentlemen who are n-
trusted with the charge Of lads % he placed al school are
requested 20 call and examine for-lemseves aul7Sep'
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S-r.s7--n-s7tT rsrh wav.-Ihe steamers JOHN HART
and los 4 COFFEE vii leave Cnemhers'si per tF ,
lS.frisys SUNDAYS anl Mondays eNceplefl a. oc =
erI Al 3. O'clock NJ daily Sunday eNcep.el De
boat will sso ieave on Saturdays sib o'cocS,PM ya 'a'
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w way opposite Bond-stThe Fall term " tls insi i-
ton will commence Monday. the fth Of September The
aim is give thorough instruction IN few branches g.
time Of carefully arranged and comprehensive course ~
Guiding drawing vocal music and other exercises fur the
organs Of sense he casscs French mathematics, history
and geography natural and political &C. Corporal PUNISH
mruf IL neferresorrd f0.
Tie terms are = 81 SIS or $40 per quarter, without
extra charge 0r books stationery or fuel and win de-
ductun Of ~ per cent when more itn one VI le lay
attend Farther particulars may be obtained 10 NE school,
rooms. OF a. Sir. LIS residence. rs Ierfh--t
Private instruction given 90 individuals or small classes
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CONVllYANCES.

r-~- ,OPPo~ITiO\ NtpfNiNt LINE
~'i. .---i>FOR ALBANY and iniefmeala.e Lslirn
-sssz, F9rr Is cents Breakfast and dinner oa ioss
the boat fhe new ard splendid steamer CONFIDENCE
Cspi A. D. PECK. VII ea'e the siesaooai per i''o of ko,
a 81 Reumnc, leaves Albany Iucs4ay' tiur-ay aci
saturday etc oc,ocs NJ Alpefs.n. re ior q uo',s2
pas-sre Or freiehi apply on board ihe boat aaS
r-v- FuW NEWPORT AND MIDDLE
- Town POINT. andns Al ts ,,,l hl ,,...
p-r.s7-i-.-7sf. esch wav.-lhe steamers JOHN HART
and los \ COFFEE viii leave Cremneissi per tF
lS.mrIs,s SUNDAYS ani Mondays eNeelie'l az DC a.
NJ and Al 81 O'Clock NJ daily SUNDAY. eAcsy.edl De
bostwili siso leave on saufdaAs ri o''"' " g.'a
f-.,- rs.s.ss.ss.s.r1 NORRIS AND ESSEN RAIL
IL - 4. ROAD The extension oi uus kalned
szss--na---hA'-i Dover. passing between isi p.ar
sri Newark and Ncw-i ORR. through Roc@a"y Densue
MouisiowU. Madison. Chatham. SUMMIT hA.Ae aai
Orange. = row open for travel Commencing August
fat3-rh,, "a SEM er train- vii as follows
Leave NYors for Dover Intmdiaie place. ltPM
Dover ior Newuk and New York q AnAARA
So. enS"ectnr with The Raroad nun TO sehooe.
Mountain Washington Be'videre. and fnson daily on DE
arrival of the \ NJ trsin from New OH al Morns,v
10 Resk.rride, on the arrival of the VI uan NJ Morris
,n,yn To succasunay and Newton. daily Milford. spsra
and Oweeo on Mondays, wednesday, aud fnlMs An 10
Johnsonhurrh. Blar-iown .ommpa Dea" airf cah
stroiishurs continuing % the Larka"a anna oss passing
through Burionsi le, antopr pa snnihs i"cih Nea'
elesvilc Clinton, Dunnore. Hyde Pnfh To fioyterce,u
TUESDAYS Thursdays. and Samnisys On NE anna Of ne
AN train from New York At Dover
To sianhOp- the arrival of the " tnf ~ uAnsH
Dover To Hucktfi>oNf. SUCCESSFULLY 'nl'is Nultr
arrival of The A NJ train al Dover To fnwerlAe nd
Boonlon, on the arrival OF the AN and Pm uans e.
DrnViIr
~ An packages bundles must Dee entered on iheas
biI or the Company viii DOT told ttin-t. - responsive
Freight viii be- forwarded mined are - to Noff-,"n nm
the FOOT of DeVst hy stephens, Condt CoXs Steamboat
Line of Daily Packets ifom the Transportation Dice
he y RR and rams Co foot of Liheriy-t and q de-
sired will be called Cor IN any paf' Of ne eng, ~ Tp,a,@
Al said office. INA hbnD' s,4t
The Freight Train, until farther notice, VIII leave Morn.
town al 8 o'clock A " and Newark ~ o'clock Pm
passenger car IL attached 10 the freight train aaH
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1 FOR BOYS. corner q Eirlfy-s.N DIT ana me boon-
ingda.e Road. Rev. : DOUGLASS, AN Rector.
This Institution. which hos been il successful operation
since the TIME Of b. esfah shneut VIII DEE open Tor me- re-
cepnon OF pupils Monday. the 18Th Of September Tue
locality Unsurpassed by hai Of any other school IN the
vicinity Of the city, aid IL the desire Of le Principal 20
make the ana literary advantages Of the Institution
equal 10 those which Nature has given Parents no wish
90 secures good school for their children are respectfully
requested 90 visit te Institution snd examine for tneuselvt-
Circulars respecting terms. &C. can Dee obtained Al me
Of L-n Mes.Is Anplenn 20 HIGHWAY aulu I'M
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\ .eer I. o n BaLLAROs Improved Perma--ni L.
cud Hair DYE T. VII make any shade from white 20 JET
black 80 hat cray hair be- restored 90 - Original color
and sandy light red hlrl4clei viii any darker shade
retaining and sofness VI tle -ir hsr " ac
Is f- best evidence that be given nat 5 Co was
n'urcus to The hair he ssin Or sale hy M Under
smed y here bealufl. samples Of hair may be
Ru-h. u. Clark Co 300 Broadway and lO A.iOr House
CrsiaGoro. Actor House. heclsu HelsnaF, ~ Fulton
.. { " Guior - B0wery, Mrs. Il Hayes, 49, Fulton
Brooklyn For SAL a. wholesale 0y he ID lnlf ictrer
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~ ~ f.-Pfessure graduated from 10 81 pounds
- without back pad. which does > much IN.
jury 10 the spine. SIX days triAl gwen, and II
not perfectly satisfactory money returned. ThOmpson's
TrIsses a. reduced prices. suiOn
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SANITY la c.urrr AID Las g. Eays 90 band every cs
.crrlcu u Printing ~ from sIesl ack and Coored
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fscrsri ar al q, 0 prices a. can be- sod ~ aly regular
manufacturer orders forwarded oy Steamboat % railroad
any pa o tie coll-ry, by undressing 1oie 10 ne a.
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OTHER CITIEs "CR0To> The Roston nam
wa,erpipes viii pass across the Railroad Bridge on
fremoatst and be received in sarge reservoir formed
of heavy wrought iron closely welded together. In
eide are bands to supper, the pipes
The bsSalo people. too thinking of getting sup
rly OF water for their own cits from the Chochmate
lske For Buffalo II is estimated that the cost OF the
undertaking. would be about 500 OO provided the cit
gems went generally into the srrangement-;or Boston
the expenditures are about six millions OF dollars