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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-28
OFFICE CROros AQUsDucT hoard, sept U.s. is48.
NrnTIlE 10 MArEK-rA Il Eh- Z reone

y q
the Of street washers by throwing water tbsu d.
much useful. the Department hnos necessary 10
quIe the limitations hch the ordinances Of the
Cooperation snd the regulations OF the Board place on tfe
Use Of the wafer
The 2th Regulation Of the Board IS Ia case Of ifsndB-
lent misrepresentation The parI OF the applicant or q
WILFUL Or UNREASONABLE WASTE OF the water,
the CrOton Aquednci Board sa have me gh 70 forfeit ts
payment and the SUPPLY OF WATER WILL BIZ
No running water Of any description will be permitted
The Department has given thsl every waste OF
this description shall he off, The Croton licensed Plumb
understand best method OF arranging water closets
so hat no waste can be committed UNLESS 1T BIZ IN
territorial.
Upon the arrangements OF public houses,
Offices hvery sab omnihus stables AMI all domestic
manufacturing end other establishments for the consumption
Of water must be made, every Of waste will be
Of e. Is discovered and reported b. the Police
Department
reasonabe use Of he water basin which schaTges
tched. secosng closets, sec DING unnas but 10
seliieeding urinais viii be permitted suoOned are ca
tracts from ordinances passed 5y the Common Council
which will b. rigdly enforced
atty Of the City Of New York 10 Common Council convened
ths from And after the date Of the Of Ibis Ordinance
until the hf,t day OF November next enung, and 10 eacn
and every succeeding year. from the st Gay Of May 10 ire
fret day Of November all pefsors forbid TO the Gro
ton Waer for washing Streets sde~ axis, steps or bli d.
ngs after NJ, or before NJ, and from the hrs, day
OF November TO f's day Of May following after Il
or before PM under the penalty olive dollars for each
offence
= No person or persons except the Mayor, Aldermen
Asstsnts, Of the respective Wards shall without pre-
Board, open rny hydran belonging sitached
10 ne Groom Aoueduc Works erected for he exnl u'sh
shall leave sac FIRE hy1rauf open r ol time ;Lan
shall be- limited 10 laid permission, nor mall use the ~sier
son. under the penalty OF not less than Eve dOss
than twenty-five dollars for each offence In the discretion
Of The gstrse before whom the complaint shall be made
By order ~ the Join Groom Aoucduc Committee.
s52w NJ. VAN sCHiiCK. Pres Gro. ACT Board.
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ALLEN DODwORTHs
PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY

ffs BroOme Il thr.e dOors west Of Broadway.
rI'hE CLASSES FOR THE ENSUING SEASON will
commence Tues lay October 2 Persons wishing 10
become pupils, Vi please call ard enter ih-ir
Ladies' and Childrens Class Tuesdays and Saturdays
al 81 P. NJ
Gentemen's Class. on Tuesdays and Fridaysn 8.
private Morning Class at II o'clock, will be 70 med FOR
acs who may Join the larger Class sorees
twice month exclusively fnT Pupils
Private Lessons time occupied BY the Classes
All the fashionable Dances tan gh including the Polka Re-
d0~s hszOursa Val-e C-lsrus, Nslsa Deux Tempssapd
CiuC Temp, also, Dances La Oisele. kt,m
the Ballet OF that NAME and adapted TO the Ban wynn by
the celebrated Mons Cesrus and the Redowa Polka
Of the most beautiful Dances In
Mr DODWORTh Eaters himself that be Is peculiarly
qualified Teacher Of Dancing having been connected
with this Art for many and having always avAed
him elf o. every OppoIu 10y perfect himself for his Pro-
fessou His musical education viii certainly afford him
every advsniage hist can be derived from that AIT.
Acknowledging, with gratitude, the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon him. be those who may
favor him future, that they rely receiving ns,rgc
ton In and fashionable style VI Dancing
Nar
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IA LARGE ASSORTMENT OF genlemen's,
boys and youths hne freacb calf double and sng "a
soles dress boots Of the latest fashion, Congress aud
~ all other kinds of CATERS, half boots Oregon ties,
pumps, and oil kinds of work made TO In the bes
manner and warranted Repairing done In woskH anhks
manner, at short notice, 40 Broadway Of Canals
s20 ifnE
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PORT OF NEw-YoRS. SEPTEMBER q.

ARRlvLD-sLp osrouns Myers, Rotterdam d. On, Wolfe
& Co.
ship Arg.lque Edwards Amerla lsih Avg, mds shuehsit
& Csthaff
snip Louana Bar-tow Liverpool. 18Th Aug Cape Clear :Tih
mi-., Bsos. Popc c., Experienced heavy
Took plot tie 9biA Ut MOaiagk
MoNbr and clid, snf 70 -eer's~
ship Thomas Pe.ns Baker Liverpool % d. dse sns 81 pas
ssugsfs o. sieefs,e
shP o shaader Liverpool q. mise and e2s pas.eag-r..
W brig Queen Ntof luck~r Bremen - 80 bal
bfi. Root Prnn-i Merrusn, fal River d ballast.
Brb. Dlreetor Porter Turks Island l+o bush salt
RTsIns
B Consleo. ,of Rchmond1 Ray Mar.-ile. 81. md.e
B-scrr Draper Dv On 18Th Aug M 81 o. Jon ~ TO- spoke
hg L,ac Bait r Csdr MP kss ls oteF Of the C. broke
be shoulder blade getting foul 81 main brace ~h-a aAs
sAILEp-SisamslIp EaIoll. Al-Iln AND L,sIloeL
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PRIVATE PHoNoGRAPHIC

DEPORTING CLASS-A F. BOYLE viii commence q
Ia class il Photography the 9Th Of October. None
b1t those who anxious 90 learn 10 report balm and
willing cevOte hs requisite amount OF lime and at
erOn need spp for admission 10 this class the mem
who already comrose II have stipulated that they shall
not be Kept nack negligent feloxsudrnts Every per
son going through Of instruction In this class viii be
the speech Of any speaker reybdf
For farther particulars sppiy Immediately is The number
ofpurs will be iniied) 10 ANDREWS BOYLE p Spruce
e. second story
MIA class Tor ana'eurs vi be formed shortly after
Of which due notice will be given but u "a desirable to
keep Reporting class entirely free from hose who only
study for fashions FAKE. q lneod'
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sales at rbr stock ..srrr. 2
SECOND BOARD

Messrs. Wilmeriing Priest 4 Mount had a large
sale TO day Of Merno shirts and Drawers the rnsnuac
ture Of the Enfed Co. at Thomp,onvle, Conn. There
were 3s3 ot Of their goods probably comprising ooOO
dozen. embracing the entire stock OF the Company
The whole quantity sold at fair prices to good
COMPANY although the sale was scarcely satisfactory
o. the owners The Shirts sold from 81 Sc 70 go 90
per dozen including some doublebressted and the
Drawers from $40 ~ TO sl3 80 per dozen.
At Boston the Money market is stringent, and
although there il pressure higher exactions
in the street are required and submitted to.
-Four Of the Boston Banks have declared halfyearly
dividends Of four per cent and one Of five per cent
It is stated good authority that the Lowell and
Lawrence Factories paying out twenty five
per less money for operatives wages than hereto
fore
The following table shows the value Of the Ex-
ports OF Merchandise from Boston to Foreign Poru
during the week ending sept %
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H. REGULAR NAIL LINE b.
BOSTON And NEW.YORE

via Stonngton and Providence.
~ The Ferry Providence 10 avoided by the New
Branch Railroad Inland Route through without change
Cars or Baggage. TIE steamers c. VANDERBILT, Capt
Joel Stone, and CONSECTICUT Capt Rlchd Peck In con
necon with the sonngton and Providence and Boston
Providence Railroads ing New ally Sundays ex
cepted ION Pier North River, Al O'CLOCK p. 81 anc
5,oningon ats O'Clock p NJ upon The arrival Of the mat
usn from Boston These steamers speed
spendor and comfort having each " them SO large cormo
dious private state and oerhs for 500 persons
side large private rooms for families, and parties Tn.
steamers are Offered BY the mos, experienced anc
will shorten toe passage between NewYork and Bostor
from ~ hours thereby arriving In ample time for all The
lines running from SewYork, North, South and West sne
al the lines from Boston, North and East
The CONNECTICUT viii leave New-Yors, Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday. Leave stonington Monday,
Tho c. VANDERBILT will leave Hew-York, Monday,
wednesday and Friday Leave stonnston Tuesday Th1rs
tsy and Saturday
NB.-passengers, the ARRIVAL Of Ire ston-
ingon proceed Immediately in The send Railroad
TO Providence and Boston oaggsgensster socor
the steamboat trains 10 and from Boston take charge oi
the baggage
For passage, berihs, sateroons or heigh application
may be made TO the Agents he wharf and al the Office
10 Bauery-plsce. OF
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PRIVATE GLASSES IN FRENCH.

DROF. A BAssEr viii organize his evening classes y
Freu the Oh 81 October ~ bio residence 5of Broad
way. Of snkn-sf As bis classes Unite early
application advisable Pesss call before AN and At
ier6 Pm BAlso, eass FOR young ladies ia The amer
nom 81 m
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u. IT -Pufsnan % he Iasi WI ahi lrsIanlInf ~ ttN'
80 JAMtN WHITE, decreased viii be sod 10 PUu.c
Auction on "Wednesday, an October next go O'clock "
upon tie premises the following valuable village property
VIZ:
No l. The home OF the deceased beautifully stu q
The pleasant village OF snrewsbury, McnmouA Co sac
State Of New Jersey In the midst O -four tdcrent pieces u
worship. and but sbou miles from steamboat and
ins from which boats n the summer sensonl py daily
Ia aud 0in the City OF New York, also ne ~ stage
running through village SIX das sinihe week from Key
Port 20 Long Branch. Tue Improvements ~, spsc.ous
story dwelling house and schen, built ~ H very Dee
materials and IA excellent condition; together with aT %
barn aud all other necessary Outblildngs.
No ? valuable Building lot, lying 90 the west Of 80
road leading from he ylsge 10 Rel BANK adjoining lands
OF Rev. Harry Finch. containing s3-loo acres
The above properly moot certsiny presents Induce mems
rarely be with particularly 10 such az are ocaoas ~
obtaining az envisoe country residence.
Persons wishing farther information relative 10 hc ABOVE
premises viii please sall on william Nhie, corner Of
Maiden-sne and PeArl-st New-lOrk, George Hence,
Shrewsbury. Joseph bite Esionl0~ni those fesd'
iug upon the prcmses-Sept ~, 1873
CHiS Il. WHITE, rvsc,,,rs
s2j wv JOHN STAlE>lA.N
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FRENCH LANGUAGE.

DEN { H.WlLLIAMSD On respectful y informs begi1nen
ard those who ISL 20 perfect themselves IN he Frenc
eusge that he has lust o1ele1 bis evening asses Of
very Apply bis residence, So Duane -
NB-PfIgate le.sors en- lie rIven n dr.r-d. IS W.
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CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL.

Elgh'eenih--f - door kasi OF tuurtnhFeule,
c L. LIN-LEY, A NJ. PRINCIPAL
THIS INSTITUTION has been IN operation number OF
years. and Is OF easy from the upper part Of tie
city The schooroons capacious and well ventilated,
ard the Of instruction pursued extensive and tho
rough. Applications for admission may be made al he
school the residence OF the Principal % East Eg
tsenfht ard Circulars be oha.red ct Mercereaus
drug sfora. 855 Broadway.
Reererees -Wm r. Dodge, Esq Rev. Dr. Robinson. DR..
Miner L H1hroOk, ESQ. HOl Theo Ffelng uysen. Rev.
] }. owen. D. D. Rev {. 5 Henry, D. D. Norman White,
Fsc Rev Or Cheever si2 9,eod.
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TEXT BOOKS,
DURLISHFD RY A : RARNES h

DUBLiSHFD RY A. 5. BARNES 4 co. 81 John-.t-
Il PaRKERs FIRST LESSONS IN Mutual PHlLosOFaY
This ue work j. well lnei TO tesch the ruiimens Of
al science IL admirably calculated by It's clesrness
and simplicity interest snd the minds Of children
fARkths NATURAL PHlLOSofHY.-A glance Al the book
ia IT, its best recommendation The author has exempt
ned the latest Improvements In Mechanism the
he most approved manner, aud has given elementary
ueaise ON The principle Of Natural Philosophy worthy Of
The grateful concentrations Of the patrons OF Learning
-, naxf
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q
Esa BUILDING SITES FOR SALE TOE snbicupe' >
~ have recently purchased the " oil known ttfn aii
country Of the late Mr. Epsneus smith II NA'sione
landing Long Island and having been applied p Tor pof-
lions OF the said property for the purpose Of erecung ee-
mems cottages AMI other Summer residences have deer
mined lay aud offer for sale pat OF ne premises
fronting The In lots Of convenient size FOR such us,r
and feel confidence the assertion that they can pfes ne
public of the most beautiful locations 20 De iuund m
the vicinity OF any city In this country.
TIL. silly healthy aud presents al me AZ
vantsges ofcmate hich hs shore OF sound
i so Justly celebrated the land lying ecseted icee
sopng uniformly and beautifully 10 the water. viii an eN
prOspe far the reach, more hcng
more points view from the entire farm hsn u Is BE-
ieved be found In any estate on Long Island ia
proximity 70 the city (Ien miles from Wiiamsburghl r-n'
dsrs Il accessible IN little more than one hours noe -
The Sound open Milestone generally ihroughou ne
Winter thus aforing constant water communication du'
ring the year.
ferry will soon be- established from the steamboat land
ing near property Thros Point, Westcheser County
thus ahoding frequent sddti, nal communication WIN New
York by the Harlem Railroad
As Que The objects Of the subscribers Is 10 secure good
neghbOrbood and suitable improvements 10 an associo On
gentlemen D. srOus ~ building cosges OF az orm ~
division OF lana for huing sites VIII be made a.
may be considered desirable irrespective OF the manner N
which The same is laid our on the maps
For farther particulars sni maps Of the property sppy D
ANTHONY J. BLEEChER, Aurtioneer, br0sd.si Ne"
York or to JIHAH TRACY,
JAMES UDALL
al FSIThASrs ASH Great Neck, 7. ].
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The value ofthe exports for the spending period
last year, as follows:
Foreign Products. 1897 70 specie........ $500 %
Domestic Products. l4lA5o o5I Totsl......s 5ss7 81
The money market at Philadelphia does not
seem feel the tghtness which aicts New York and
Boston. The rate on prime paper is q Q per cent.
The small amount Of specie kept on hand by the
South Carolina Banks attracting attention at home it
has abroad We have before noticed and condemned
this feature of the Banks Of that State The Bank OF
the State is particularly obnoxious to this charge and
writer in the Charleston Mercury suggests tina, the
Legislature should take some measure 10 compel the
Banks TO keep hand larger amount Of specie The
following statement shows the condition Of five of the
south Carolina institutions in regard to immediate
means aud Liabilities
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ORINTfNG INK.-JoHY O Ll6HrBoDY /. con

ORINTI\G INk.-JOAN O. LlGHTBODY Is con
sanity manuf rng ard hes always hand every de-
scrpuon u Printing Ink from the finest aek and Coored
10 News lnks which be war ants equal 10 any
fscrrrd and low prices ne sold BY regular
manufacturer Orders forwarded by steamboat railroad
any part Of The county, BY addressing to 50
ROse-si.
P S-rhis paper Is printed with nv News Ink also
grcsi UaHy oa- papers n this city Philadelphia BOs
ton Baumore Nsworssns aud oshsf eass Nd towns IN
ne United States sSia
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FOR BOYS corner Of Eiehfy-six h-s and the booIn-
iusdaie Road. Rev D0UGLAss AN. Rector.
Tns Institution which he's been IN successful operation
since the tine Of IL establishment viii be Open for the re-
cepuon Of pupils Monday the ''h OF September The
locality Unsurpassed BY that Of any other school N me
vicinity city. ard 70 the desire OF he Principal 10
make he mora ana literary advantages Of the Institution
equal o. those which Nure has given t. Parents who wsh
good school FOR q r children respectfully
requested 10 visit the institution znd eX sne FOR themselves
Circulars respecting sc, be obtained A. The
bookstore u tr Messrs Appleton. Broadway au30 In
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Coal


EOAL.-My supply Of Pesch OrcnsId Coal, tbeif BED
u ASh) this season eQIs % any hat have LereD1fe
sold. Cen oil times supply orders a. prices current ir
Goals q fret quality Also White Ash ana Liver DOL Coas
Yard e60 hOustoa-st cor Laurens-estshllshed iu Us
- w. GEO WARNER
C0Ar.-RED OR WHITE AsH.-Lafge Nut 81 81 4;
u Egg. 3 Stove, = - per tOusc eeued, from yads,
all under cover SIS Rowsry All Hammeffley and
Bedford Les II skea from boats % cents less 10
carmen. ljy53mI JACOB WEEKS. ia
E0AI.-Egg, Stove, and Nut Peach Orchard, wsI-
" ran'e1 bes lily. for sale low from yard or holis
Large stecs have been erected 70 Keep tie Coal under
cover arf j be delivered dryi1 auy weather Apply
II 80 Ws-hmeiou-s. lsl5 lm'i CHAs LOWTHER.
EOaI..-I delivering The bes Of ash cos. the
u following low price, for each, vel screened from TIE
yard o krg and Green vich sts Luz - 81 siOve
and egg & es - from boats coal always dry under
cover. lsl3 I'm PETER CLINTON
DEACB FOUNTAIN COAL from the Mines u
i the Delaware Goa COmpary-broken. Egg and Range
szes. Also Beaver Meadow Goa Company Lellgh Goa
OF Egg, Rage ard Nat szes, received direct from he
mines and offered Tor refcreened from the Yard % the
lopes current prices for first ousl.ty Coal, h. CANY,
Oil n III Wooster and Al BrOad-s.
81 Sn PER TOr-SUT COAL-Peseh OicazTd
- Nv Red Asl ana sci1ytl v l''e Af, Tor sale Il
the shove low pnce large sire ard delivered scr-e1 ri
nom he ysrd. Apply TO 7. STOKES DICkERsOI,
81 q va .ntlcnv-st r~sr Bros1ssS.
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Executive Committee for the care. government ard maj
a. emeni offte Free Academy IS lW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-28

Kent, Conn this school i ccsied IN pleasant village
he Inc OF the Housaonc Railroad. hours ride from
NeVYork. Tie number Of pupils Looted 10 we've and
under the immediate ard pserns care OF The Pm
cpa There three vacancies, and application may be
made hy letter the Primo. g Kent. Conn. The Prn-i-
pal VII be n the city Oct T. for fey days, sni vii call
hose leaving ther address a. he NeT-Elgand House
Broadway, 525 Nrth-st Circulars may be had ef
shspad's bookstore is. Broadway. He viii leave the
30 sfruThSs- AsHBEL FULLER. AN Principal
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DOOFI>G.-O.d IN roofs made Iignl for ?. cents per
tafoo,; roofs Of rough plank covered for 4. cents
roofs VI factories large buildings. - squares for -
square and warranted Goodwin's patent premium Hy-
droPnsomsJc Cemelt Shea.nng makes handsome cheap,
WINS Chimney Pot Factory, IS West Broadway between
ChsFrhsrs snd Wsrr-n all
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ltomesf.r pOgls.

BOSTON sept s6-Ar brig Cadmns soIer North
Ju Is lot overheard Henry Puahad. natv. u Ireland cd
1urho Young NOr-srs.
BALTIMORE. Set seAu shp snans Johnson sYor., bark
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raINcrs AVN TpInTn1INcs

A T ~ CEDAR.sr or ALL COLORs and WIDTHS
hespecisly selected TO match the Fall style OF CloaA
ard Dress Goods
Also, STOCK Of RIBBONS. LACEs, GLOVES. and
FANCY GOODS, o which the attention II the city and
country merchants j. called.
auS0 Inn EASTMAN SHELDON 4 TOWNSEND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-28

lCAsALf Professor u he lisan Language and Liera-
lure ia he C0ease Insuu01 for young ladies' TIE ,pirg-
N Institute Unionrfrk. viii commence course az nslr.c-
ton in Italian MOrdsy October ? u O'Clock, 7. ~
30 be continued twice week -uch hour msy be- most
convenient his During the course. Prof SECChl
win deliver lectures on The Italian Language 7nd
Literature ana 20 other on the Modern History Of Italy.
for gentlemen may be formed a. Prof - own rooms,
70 WslEsr..t - 2w
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10 LET.
FOX SALE.

DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCES FOR SALr
81 SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY STATS
80. situated the bank ~ The NudsOn Fiver With
- without buildings FOR convenience, hsshins q
OF location and splendid .cerery they ursurp-ssed Or
woud exchange for portion Of city properly finrilz
larc- For fu desc ptou. aud other pareuars -ls
Of JOHN LOCKWOOD, IS Cedarst or }. BANE. .
nurray-st y Y - g.
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MANUFaCTORY FOR SALE

The subscriber wishing 10 ears from hs bGsi-
ness odrs or "a hs Old established s~nd, which
specvsssl operation. and has he past year Done about
$1,000 worth OF business al prof u s. 10 50 per cent Il
IS vel .ocaed IN a0unshing and healthy So0thern city.
The business can be aogb ed II con3-eed pr, perry II
requires capital If abou 1000 70 The business
but our times that amount DO probably Invested Fer
any person desrous OF engsging IN the business this
chance rarely he found For farther particulars Inquire Of
~ Inc J. CHANDLER. FOSTER Co. MAidenAsne.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
q rhe se,v.Jer-ey water Care abn

~ The sew-Jer~ey water Cure E-ta bli-h-
uieuf slsted m The OTa.ge holn - 81 SCUM OiAL-
W.. Iers.v Is miles from N-Wfors. ne ln- Oi e
MOI. All Es.~x Rafraaf--nr AEEgEs returned lrnm
Germany rvo year. since where - made te WAer-CuTe
n. psric n study AID has erected entirely neN ed
extensive establishment Tor Vssr-ures, up0a ne most IN
proved Err.h al havirg prvac bah attached 70 r.ch
are very si~usv- and i've view Of the whoe surrolnd
Ing cogntry Ne~-York City. &C.
To Cars for Soul Cral 4eave The foot OF Cofi-t1
afsococz A. d. ard 2 N. srrvirE A. south Orange IL
soat one hour Al letters addressed 20 DR.. I. 4 AEEkLR
South Orange. n J. wi receive attention al y
~ Water Cure.-Dr. 7. TkaLL, who started he
sr- Hvarrstlc taton u Amerca receives invaes II
his colo Gus esiaoslnr1i i5 La hist one door from
s. JOB 's-1aIG BAN focu 7Ftl dOl mes 20 efs &C
OF esch soor Outdoor Pr2clee attended 10 oon-ll d
lions p - INNS
~ Wig. wigs. Wigs, -MEOHUnsr HARD
i-rrers ana manufacturers " Human Esr, would inform
cz-rs and strangers they have hand The arz
the chesqe, and e best assortment " w1g-, scalp, half
Wigs iogpee.. brsds o. long i1z@ttes nlzets ard
o.her ornamental. hair which Tor price ard qualify
unecgaed The trade supplied, Wholesale and resi y
Ma.deD-isne, NewYOrk. - In
~ New Buckwhest. the hrsi tbs season. and
family -Four from G--es~e wheat. fresh ground
furnished IN nags Of ~ AM - pounds well harre-
aud ha fhsues delivered 10 Of The CITY free o.
expense. BECKER BROTH ER, Croton MIS-
81 lw 2l Chsuy-st.
~ Fhonotypic and Phonographic Depot, y
Sprlce-st- II. Y 10 im'l ANDREWS BOYLE
- Phrenolog and Publishers, FoVLtS
sf~fff Clinton AL f2i N-ssspr