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-. MORTGAGE sALE.-rhe NeN.so.

~, N tTIVN-MUhtvN' t' SNl.',,--t.e Yea 10
y chea Mansion House Hoel. and u icis Of ground A.
G ininr viii D.. positively sold f0 close Corcrrn IN
THUnsDAY. he nh day OF sept urN o. De premises a.
n O'Clock AM The house, containing eoeti any foCu,
,x4h o,-'Iaincs garden, sc a.. embracing oIt.srd.
fa.ras viii he sold IA ere parcel TIC 10 ots frori ~
on re main street and each running through % he 90 Be-.
~, PM Road " IA each lee sod segarse Terms a. sac
which will be made A. h@rsi possible On loi No SIS
good substantial building. two stories nigh ite' BY
~, near i, new The new York aid New Haven Rsro.8
which will be completed very shortly, VII pass lear /.
rrnr.e New Rochelle Aug. p iSi8. t54s
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ERENCn AND ENGLISH BOARDING. AMI

L DAY SCHOOL FOR lOINU LADILs-Mfs
MAERs 78i Broadway corner Of feminist New York
WHO has mad Tor many wears the faerng patronage
~ the fr-t families. begs that her School vii
rr0ren on Tuesday life 5h u September Parcnts and
Canadians no are DESTROYS Of placing ter dsg hier- end
wards in All establishment where the number : limited.
and where the unremluing Of the Principal 10 iic
moral deporneni ami education OF the pupil i under her
cole supennendence. viii tnd her establishment possess
ing unequaled Advantage
The scEnow dgcd ability Of Mrs Mears an instuc-
ress Is respectfully numsied by he ree ences she has
the privilege Of Offering.
Circulars OF terms can be found Al her residence.
Mrs Nears viii home from the LET OF September.
from 4. M. 10 ) L. NJ 10 receive visits. su@n 5~'
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school for Boys, at Tarytown. y Y.-This Institution
pleasantly situated one-td OF nile norm OF ne VIA p
OF nsrcon will bee thorough scientific and PRACTICAL EN-
brscng all e branches OF English and classical educa
uol requisite for commercial pursuits or entering college
Circulars containing Terms &c &c can be obtained OF spad-
ing Shepard. 1894 Broadway or Of The following refer
erres Key Bishop r. James Rev. 5 n. Cone. ID. ID
Rnisou suekley Fsq Rev. q. u. Fisher; Rev. ID. ".
Clarke: Rev b. Creagh; Rev. r Chamberlni Rev ;.
Remington; Rev o. N.Amennan, New ork cry and Rev
s4t eodT 4 NEWMAN. Principal.
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MISS UAINE- respectfully informs her friends and
vi the public that her SCHOOL, 10 Gramecyparh East
Twenneihst second door below F0urlhaverae, viii re-
commence Monday, sept T.
TIE house j. comm0dous and arranged purposeiy or the
school, the location l. unsurpassed IN the city Miss n
has the aid Of teachers Of acknowledged talent ang those
y no have confdsd their daughters her IN qss years
nsy be assured Of the continued desire and she trusts m
creased ability 10 mpau % her pupils substantial, useful
and accomplished Christian education
Circular with terms &c may be obtained Messrs Do
reum. Nxons 50 Nassu-sf Of Liberty, or al the
bookstore Of & Francis, ~ Broadway. Written app-
cations addressed 10 Miss fanes Of Doremus Nixon
will receive immediate attention, and after the p August
personal application can be made al her residence.
aulz lmeod
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THOMAS \ WILLlAMS)
JOSEPH TRUMBULL, rmse-.
Anli iSli fRANCIS FAkHONH,

81 4 FARM FOR ShLE-Or TO exchange fos New
10 York City Prpperiy-sueicd In English Neishof
- hood. Bergen Co NewJersey, known By The usmed
Conosers farm: comprises about $50 acres-cQ acre,
good wood land. good house. barn, &c. vel cslc1sei
for a gardener For particulars Inquire Of JOHN III.
pECKFR dry goods store cor Greenwich and spnag, "A
". Y. City a0. "a
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a. NCNTE gIDEe.-lnc consequences = he decsss-
~. Of The late Daniel Wads~orth, Esq tis hcsIt,ll
~ villa farn house and farm Of gu 80 acres. ..
mated on TacOg Mountain Is offered for sale 20 ash O
on credit
The Albany rumrike road bounds ne farm on re scl
about e,sht miles from Hartford thus forming essy coz
,nunicaton with NeSy-Nor and Boston.
The plsce hss been long and extensively known y n,
pubc but for the sase OF those who have not visited
we make the following extract fsom The Connection CO..
rant;
N0fe ihin iorty ne .tie Col io-i al ~4 ~
,y.l.v, la t. te.tr Oh aifrl tbs ratufetlle nolnt
m each rural hodge ana corspoutns snItfaiQn Col frr
h ,r. "a. never t.ratsi or Mr. Nstseorih on 4.
ri,o even nu. y than he irst uiegiei test. VIA
sb,iel y. 4. .urrulrg 'Ae stal kra 'nna13 teef
l. hlr.f ro.k. With hOrt0a uf lulifei nes pa tt1-s
form. au oi-. OR all a. -nrnuls country
neei too with sober results 81 sgu,uinre s1i lof
Ia an eseasv. farm WAch ioa. 4ppeldage % uetAsoi ~.
Nl-o.'
An accurate map of the premises may be seen D. calm.
on the trustees n sold before the lih OF Sefie1-f
viii then be sold at public auction IN hts cry.
Hartford. Aug II, 1913. -
THOMAS \ WILLiANS,)
IOSrPU TR(fMBIfL, Tuge-s
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NJ. TO CEDAn GKOyF. TO CEOA

ell -
.Erst.xis,GROvE.-cedaf Groge open 10 ne gaik
for the season.-Mr VIM. Nantjke 8s
pleasure In informing his friends and the citizens u hes
fok that be has leased for term Of years those beeu
grounds known Cedar Grove, located the so1peff
side Of Staten Island the Old fim Tfce; and be-
been actively engaged during tbs Spring IN me laying ~
the grounds, erection OF buildings lighthouses docks 1c
the whole Involving expense ~ several touss1d don
10 having been his determination from the common -eneu
his propricOrship make Cedar Grove he most eligible All
agreeable Sumner resOito be found IA the vicinity Of New
York
For military and pleasure excursions, balls pstes l.
Cedar Grove will be- found Inspection, 10 posses 70
chues for pleasure that unsurpassed ~ an esdens
which the proprietor need only refer The pUDe card
which appeared IN the Newf sun ~ the i5h ksT
signed by above 800 gentlemen Who ysed Cedar Gols9
the purpose Of expressing publicly az opinion Oiie1y
Summer resort and which they found essaihs1H
Of the improvements and arrangements then progesfD
far supass for beauty % scenery flce- Tor amasneA
recreation and exercise any Summer resort they n .t1
before visited TIE fayOre steamer Cinderella, ts Va
Name. and after Saturday, June ", y ~ fun ~ aer
leave Canalsi. at9l A. NJ. and P ~ Pier No.lNAc %
terry Place. at 10 4 a aud q Y NJ. Returning vi ess
Cedar Grove NJ u a. and p. NJ eD@
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SCHOOLS.

MRS. HYDF's SCHOOL. 81 Pienepoui-st Brook
vi iyu vii be pened on Monday. sept = slp Nv
1IR-. rHIB.rLT,- BOARDING AID DAY
VI SCHOOL, No IS Washington &C. " I ,,, %
rIR..CyBSO>,. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
-fIFOR YOUNG LADIES. Il Bond-st VIII oe fcopefra
Thursday, I'll September sn5 sa~5~
THE SCHOOL FOR Young LADIES, ~
49, -.iea ~ "a - - y. Innate
BE- e-ope1ei OF MONDAY SEPT IT. Few D. 49, 90
Tor borders. an-1 SlaNtN
MISS COOKS SCHOOL for youn- MISC g
VI xe-st leivrrer m and SKIN .frli 80 WI re-
~ small sr i -.r-r ~ -.srge n Mrs Cook boartn-
pupils received Circi'Ars a ~ nonse- AZ
SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
SMlSSEs The Misses ALLERTON', school 81 Third
avenue ~. be confined commencing hyoeAs- - 80
Circular va terms ara reference can - o''-- ~ nc
shove place s-lt -
no PRINCIPALS OF SCHOOLS. AoADE-
MlE-. kc-A practising physician % tlls ely, Nn
serrlces a. Lerufer or Physiology Chemistry or any
kindred subject Adires. 8esumon Irb1neOtce q Seod
Mr. OLMsTEAD's CLASSICAL ENGLISH SCHOOL.
THE NEXT TERRI OF THrs SCHOOL VII
4 r1u.m-rc- o. MONDAY. SEPT 4 Circulars may De- lt1
on spplcaroa % The schoo Room su5 "
4 DELPHIC INSTITUTE, 90 Tr0y-.,. ouseooT cas-.
q Or F9lria,si tlis p s,.5-' pei -e -,s, r
Monday SEPT Cards containing ierns Tor i.r e1lfsr
English eassica. AID maiaemsuca 'ay 'e o..'-e ~, a.
Ml.e's 65 Broadway. and q ne acslemy. ~ w
FRrScH AND ESstlsa BoARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR TOJ Nc LADIES.
A. GREf>E--r. between Na'erlF ara Union
-.)D piace--Mme. COUTAN vii reopen her efiah-
linent % The 9Th sept next Young ladies wishing 20
oi- tse Fre1-h s9sris5 or Draing Classes ony VII be-
alnluei flr earn a. le-e branches any, ih
CLASSICAL INSTITUTE. ls3 FAST BROADWAY.
4 TRACY Am. PRINCIPAL assisted BY con-
t.1e,ert Professors IN TIE AncitnI ana Moieil Li--
guages. In Music Painting Drawing. &c.
Parents DESTROYS Of finding school where n9l-fy' Or
der and perseverance,, are e1eclsAy nclcird ~ F-
ticols app cllon ofmi,d measures, are respectfully -
quesed % inquire into the merits Of this Institution an
Tern opens Monday. sept & al5p luz
THE NOU 1T WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
Il SCHOOL. 2lf Fourth a. fronting Washington sou are.
corner Of McDougalsi rso1ens Inrrsiay the IN ~
s-reuler TIE particular Attention % parents requested
% the Circular Of ms scroo which msy be obtained a. he
bookstore ~ " n. Newman 4 Co 20 Broadway. or %
Carter Sc corner Of Canal and Mercer 80 or o. Mr.
Clare who rsdes IN the bal ding. erected expressly for
the lnslton. and ready % confer 9Th 20 friends
GEO. W. CLARKE. pri--i,sis
= ~ JAMES TANNING A'--- t
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AGATE,S.

i'OR your wardrobe al home for a voyage Or a tour,
i II an outfit complete you desire 10 secure
Look IN the hrsl time you are passing that way
Al AGATE S-'ts Two Thiriy-seyen Broadway.
Robes de chamhre Of veyelz, hr1cade and cashmere,
Rich scarf and cragas. lying tier upon tier,
Cloves OF kid, hnen silk, beaver, buckskin and thread
Suspenders elastic that give you tread
Cotton. lanIbsSoOl aud tuckskn and silk undercothes
Shirts, the very asst sty e, with worked bOs0ms plain,
That Will ID The shape and unwrlnked remain
With all other 20 ceferas Of newest design,
That are known or admired Ia the Ouritting line,
Can be hsd al all seasons permit US 70 say,
OF AGATE. al 81 Broadway q In
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A
THOMAS l. SONS. Ancrone'fs
an TJrTSDAN, tfe 81 N ocfontr, l7t, az o,'>N IN
J Inc evening ei TIE Philadelphia tNcl.nte' ,ne nv
s.-. wall =. 10 fuhic auction to ne A.lts. lii"eI, ~
i- ~. -is,. of the Bans az ne nliei ra-,, Nllss
9i 81 800 umrn ~ lst May. lti i-NS t--i" ".t'r
-4 ir In tI, Carfes of lssae. Bureau KOS. l,i.l
rrr.tsH Putnam Henry AMI Mercer LIMOS ana ~
s-.. IA and n IRE Counties Of Grant io"s' viee" a'
Po-are n Wisconsin. s...l 49,,
b, he year 1855 ana 1872 and are believed 90 c9.l..se
~ ~ rAe most valuable lands IN ne aboft uai.u >a'
t 4e s-rof ~ tte pl'elf froT ne 1iee oois'' ana
III X ~ s.rr 81 rirss % ~ end u nc gcfr aio
TERMS OF SALE.
AL sums not exceeding : rec, cash. ~. .,
over $1,000 and no exceeding $500, ieIysl on . y. M.
N ....l rate OF per cent
Over 5000. oue+iird cash. one-tiiil Pc N'''---
I'm wear and oretliri IN years. 49,, 49,.
discount Of per the prncipsi on lle oeicltu
nsiameufs viii be- allowed. payment hereof oe inss
within So DAYS from rle time ~ sale WIN nc uesir ~
bededvered To the purchasers The original Fa''' '@ ne
Ulied states. Ill, g.. i..,.l Is. -
ees ami des erred the purchaser, ami Tire parchHse
Nj be- required f0 do the ike The decd VIII nc oeFetu
whenever c whole purchase money saL pa, ore -
and In all cases n deiu OF payment ne and may pc $40
over acau az public sale al the Philadelphia hNchai ~ " M
ont farther notice he defuhng purchasers VI "v" ~
md r II re-
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nnINTING ISK.-JOHNG LIGHrBODY ia cou

DRINTING ISk.-JOHN.G. LlbHlbOpl !. con'
Il .suty mauufY and has always hand every de-
-cntnu u Printing Ink, from the nnesi Black ana Coortd
10 News Inks which be warrants equal 10 any ever anu
fsned and Al a. low prices As can De sold by any regular
manufacturer Orders forward I'd by steamboat or raroad
20 any part Of the country by addressing note 10 me 3
kOse-st. -, 49,,
P S-Ths papcfis printed with my News lnk, also a
great many oiher newspapers In this city Philadelphia Dos
the United States. "~i u
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INSURANCE.

'VHE STATE MUTUAL LIFE AssuRAssdst
Il COMPANY, Of Worcester Mass. GUARANln
CAPITAL 500 300. Hon. JOHN DAVIS Pfecdeu
Hon. Isaac DAVIS, vi,. p,e..,ay
Hon. : SALissuRY,
A. SIDNEY DOANE. Medical Examiner for Nes-fet
- Ween-sL TITS company IL conducted on The NOS ~
nOmlcal principle, s premiums for assurance are n p
pended IN paying heavy high salaries 10 IL ofes
and nsea1 of taking money Of the assured Than s
10 cover actual losses, II takes small portion Of he prn
um In note 10 be assessed only IN VI eofa0fi1,p
mortality, ami not chargeshle with interest SIpnsne
refunded TO Members al tho end Of every three yermH
June I, 1916.
Pamphlets explaining the principles and sdyssssr
Life Assurance, with the forms VI application and irS
premium, may be obtained In the Office 10 tbs Cry
jy8 3meoi r. ID SAXTON, Agent, 81 Wsf
WiLLIAMsBURGH FIRE INsG RANCE cvs
w PANY, Williamsburgh. L. i-New-i0fk Ores :
WsLst and l67 B0wery With full capital OF : o5p-
continue 10 sgaas loss or damage by IRE % al"
sensible terms as the city Offices generally.
DIRECTORS.
Jeremiah Johnson, A,oLLo Alvord, Dsnle. bgfne
Robert Barley, Thomas McElraih, Like Bskr
DAM w Townsend, James c. Baldwin, Jay Jefyls
John ). Harris Charles DevOe. Wan. Ws-N
Francis A. Palmer. -,
DANIEL BURNETT, Pre.dsoi
JAaEs N. McLEAS, Secretary, aus imeon
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TUE eIfB.CKIBER r

rI,UE SUBSCRIBER respectfully solciis he alien
ton Of holders and others MO have property 20
dispose o. he has turned his attention 10 Real Estate
agency In collecting and renting Of houses &c Beng
nechsnr by profession OF thirty standing, ne con
sders himself well qualified Of Judging Of the value and
workmanship Of buildings and OF their repairs To those
who may think proper employ him. he VIII give ample
testimony as 10 character ana abilities
~ l,s PETER l. NARfE u LerOyst.
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FOR SALE.

g. AT PRIVATE SALE Fntr n,tr IA.
W. ,rue 4 t,sosorv basement a1i counter cellar -
b-~ house AMI 1ii sxc II lo % feet lchcs bg rs -
deep Would exchange Tor property no re buf.a,s ss
II lie ely. F'lr iarlnsr rr.ie..,f a. efply io
81 ln ) BLEEcktR. Alcug'eef efoais
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rn~ TIKI STEAMBOAT EJRkkA
isfJsfsES can be chartered for excursions 1sn,s ..
ensuing season. The boat lies a. he ~
Beach-st NoTih River Apply a. the Office u
r. & O. H. SCHUYLER, 2 Hanov1s,
The above boat Is sfs5 Tor sale. All persons if5h
trusting any one account OF ibis boat, without sffH
order from this Captain 80
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nR. POWELL, OCULlsT AURlsT, attend. SC.
Dd4ly diseases q the Eye and Ear a hs surgery. S
Broadway. entrance u Warren-st Just published the
ond edition Of Dr. Powels Treatise the Eye, price y
which can be had II bis once also he premium self
sctng Eye fcanLains large supply o, Afnc.l Eyes re-
Gently imported. Va dneodF
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nAJIROAD rRO<-Shee, Iron. Braziers Rods,
Ii Hoops Banks Best and other best makers OF Engish
Iron 10 Raj road Iron, stan0rdsmre maze 20 -
ne ward shipped from Liverpool nth July, expected 10
and here 2lh September Also have Invoices % snee'
Iron Brszsrs ROis. Hoops Il. Scroll $50 ANA ifoh,
Rank. Rest and other good makes OF English Rolled Iron
10 SRI r. suitable for Raicar aNes, &c &c equal IN qua.
NV 10 American Rolled Iron have agency Of .eYers hes,
makers In England and Wales and import FOR kairosi
ornpsnes and Others on best and At much lower
nrices than hey can be supplied ON American Mills
= DAVID W W fIMOhf.s 40 W ht'f' -
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on-WANTEp To PURCHA-
CD nOO -NyANTED-A partner 10 a hiehly 70.

.estai 1a'er2Ai Ps on % sdS5y
Ia been expended aud near iis p'eOu About 800
is wanted Immediately, the balance hOm ine TO lne a.
The enterprise prOgresses gentleman who VIII al sance
the above SUM can the time secure himself uus
ness worth - 10 5000 yearly receive Tie money
advanced and One.ird Of the profits Attention WI De- paid
10 letters marked Enterprise, eii 10 ms Office - 81
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HIP PULLING, MD
J. WILSON, ND.
r. B. BRIGGS. HD.
Albany, April !, 1871. =, ELaEADORF, nd.


Owing 10 the great ard immense sale o. Dr. Town.
sends sssspa aria number Of men we're formerly
Agent. have commenced making Sarssparils Extrscs
Exirs Birens, Extracts Of Yellow DOCK &c. They gene
rally Put 1p IN the shaped bodies and some Of them
have stolen and copied advertisements they only
worthless limitations, and should - avoided.
Principal Office, Ia Fuhcnst Sun Building, Ny
myl MWtFi
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ED0E TOOLS, &c
III Comprising complete assortment well adapted 10
country trade, be obtained o tie -ubscrbe al -
Ful,ou.st Eew-Yorx CHAS ) LITTLE,
fyit8mDGW sucr~ssor To- Dshorn Lhile.
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JAMES DUNnAS.
NORDFCAt ID LEWIS,
SAMUEL W. JONES. Ifu
ROBERT l.. PlTrFlELD,
ROBERT HOWELL,
NJ THOMAS a SONS. Auc

IT. Printed Catalogues giving particular description OF
te sze and locality Of each tract may be lad NJ ne Aucl1n
sfor, or f the subscriber the Office Of the Trustees ~
Wai1n,sf P6Hsacidhia CHAS $. FOLNELL. Secretary
Philadelphia. May 1913. nyo .anio-lS-'NOl
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THE UNDERSIGNED has this day sold 10 Shell
81 cox hs interest IN the business carried by him
under the firm Ct JOSEPH cox ! Sons. He may be
found a. - former place ~ business, where be rrques
persors indebted payment Ia bis absence. pay
fneuf may Dc made 70 shelby Cox
Baltimore, Aug. u, 1873. JAMES O. cox.
The r-scTszned, having purchased the entire stock in
Trade OF JOSEPH cox SONS. viii continue the bQsi-
ness Of the said firm under The Old name 20 sGih LIB
eryst SHELBY cox.
Baltimore Aug 81, l3f. q NC
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-, PESCFR RENDELL. manufacturers OF the Pre-
- MUM Cold Pens. Mandatory 10 Broadway corner
Of Msdenlaue. Dealers IN god and silver Penhoiden
and Pencils aus DAWlm
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Am FA,UION.-Fashionabls sbir

4 fFNTTTF Y TI7I y
IA uueQuael IN .s country warranted IN every respect
en- and made 20 measure IN the best French styles
and At 80 per less than Broadway prices can now be
had hy the half dozen more, at Guion-, us " lsnsi
up stars. j. c PARCELS well known ty The fashionable
trade Uf Broadway for eighteen years superintendent
anJn lmeod. II. Z GLION. lla MIlAam-si. up stalrs.
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TO PRINTERS.

A DOUBLE CYLINDER NAPIER PRESS FOR
<fSALEThe Press Is Ia good order bed 32x50 in and
viii be sold low Il may be seen at Meessrs Richards X
Johnsons Printing Office % Ann-st For farther paftcu.
lars apply 10 GEO. MATHER ) Plaii.t su3O I'm
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- 500 SET or COOPERs, TRUSS HOOPS
al Wholesale and retail al CHARLES s. LIT
TIES Hardware store, s. Fulion-a Ny. jyl4 SmDLW
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T,IMOLAT;- SULPHUR BATH--For he
j cure OF rhegmafsn, eugLOrs " tae skin, nercur.l
affections. palsy. coIds, &c Given daily from a " until
sP ~ 81 Pesf.-sL near Broadway. si5r
nR. JAMES ASHLEY, Practitioner Of Medicine,
DSgrgery and Midwifery, ~ HudsoI-sj AL diseases Of
men, women and children RE- eyed cured Chioroform
and Ether administered. IN from II A 81 " ST. Treat.
meni al Office Or own residences e8Ji W.
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MEEN FUN.

THIS CELEBRATED CHINESE SKIN POWDER ia
offered al wholesale a. low 1t be bought 10 the
city and warranted genuine, by 81. B. SMITH,
sul4 lm' Cedsr-st up stairs
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FREsCH AND ESsiisH BOARDING. AID DAY SCHOOL
FOR fOI Nc LADIES.
o. GREENE--r. heIve-n Ma-ery ara linton P
ime1i on The 7h sept. next Young ladies' wishing 20
rir the French Spanish Drawing Classes on VII BE-
admluei flr earn a lt.e branches aiF in
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DR.. fOvnssuis SarsapArla Il sovereign snd SPEEDY
cure for ncipen Consumption, bsreunees Proap-us lei
Co.uvsues- Piles LeucorrhWs ohsuced or difficult Meni
.rson and Tor the general prosrsuon of Tue sysieu-no
matter whether the result Of Inherent calse or causes rfo-
more slrpr- ne than us invgorsng effects tho h1msn
frame Persons all weakness an1 assiIde from taking H.
e. once robust and N Of energy under IL nnlerc-
II Immediately cuuuieracis the nerveessnes Of the feAe
frame which IA the great Of bauenness II VIII not
be expected Of In % 80 delicate nature % "a
h rrcae- of performed, but assure lie
afflicted that hundreds Of have been reported to Us
THOUSAND. Of where families have been without chi'
dren ser using few bottles Of this Invaluable medicine,
Rave been blessed with hne. healthy offspring.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-06

DRlyATE B0ARDfNe-HuI-E IN LONDON
L FOR GENTLEMEN AND FAMILIES MRS. c
GROOCOCK. Is Hailon Gallsn, u doors ron Ho.oofn
Terms moderate.
Having spent several dave viii Mrs. O. take Pleasure II
recomnr1Gr her shsluel 10 slCl Of cou1t
may desire gOol quiet and central home c1n1g ys
% his Metropolis o. Gree. Britain NM. : bALCA
Lo1cou. June ~. 1873. Iyl5 ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
Looking Glass Depot.

CAMsoN CARISS, No 1873 and i46 Balti-
- more Street Informs his friends and the pub
lie, that he has on hand an abundant supply 81
French and German Plates Of every size, and of
very best quality; and that he manufactures
FRAMES, and does every kind Of GLIDING
in the best manner, according to the most modern
and approved style. He respectfully invites the
public TO examine his establishment, and work
now ready for delivery, which for workmanship,
elegance and style, cannot be excelled in this or
any other country.
He will manufacture and dispose of all arti-
cles in his line at the very lowest prices and re-
spcctfully solicits continuance Of the liberia. pa
lronage heretofore received
Baltimore Oct 6 ISi7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20

|VyHE undersixncd. trn<cts or ilh esiafc 81
u }YflEot1 q. WaIfnn. f<kcE1ed. pGes, a pr
vatc safe. Ne vrfy valuable f4RM known b.
he name e @BE1H1NY.s esren miles soulh
81 chaIlesioun. Jefferson conni Virginia Join
ins he fafns u II, L opEe and Ms LEXIS,
and lying IL1fhcdiafcIF on tie Eest hank OF he
Shenandoah river. There arc suo eot,d springs
q neFefaili18 waler. \ god brick Dwelling
House and 0nt-buiiines Tiis farm i re-
narkable icf rs adaptlficn q lie gr0wfk u
Hheat corn. eiotcs, &c., and i cAe Ell &c rnosi
beautiful On The river.
There are two hundred ssf. zeres. Of
cleared Land. and one hundred aid forty sei Do
well Timbered, making in an 81 acrcs =
Persons wishing 10 purchase can view pre-
mics By eaiiiag o. Mf. eeefge Harris. the pre-
sent occupanl
Application Tor pafeha<ing sAay Be made 70
Mr.. Robert Jameson az Alexhndrfa, Va, and
10 John n. Hargrave, Shephefsistown Jefferson,
county, Va, either PERSONAL---VERY. by letter, posi-
paid ROBERT JAMESON,
June IS, 1856 TSssss,s