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81 The subscriber offer. for sac 30 house AMI .' DID
- Orange. t,seN c.. Three m. - from Ne" as
situated nn the main street. and within rve minutes ~tN
o ,re depot OF Morris aul Essex Railroad. here e
cars stop .esers. rmes day The house ID fame i"o
Story bal ding n EoOf ORDER ~ IRONS aut 81 deep
ard il shed from garrett Dab CO. ar, SUD $50 AicNrh
two st0rr. hgh u ht f feet The o' contains sn sore
ari bait wei improved. and - stocked with choice r
every variety and there t. row ni fne arse ems in
front Terms casy. aud possession given iumrd atey %
required
~ n the purchaser should desire Do more and can
he purchased ad DINING easy terms Inquire 90 MAX
TlN THOMPSON Street Comm. ssioners Othce, l
TIMOTHY " MI LFORD.
Orange y Nav g. fs44 Ie>' w.
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rNHE SUBSCRIBER has uunga.ed isclhues ior HE
L manufacture of every description of Sashes, Blinds
and Doors 10 the besi manner and begs leave iO invite
the attention Of carpenters and builders before giving out
their contracts Orders for the Southern and California
trade executed al short notice - 1890
l. MOORE, STEAM MILL.
In Waerst between DOCK and MAnsis near ne Fulton
Ferry, Brooklyn ~ Nle"d-
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POLICE CouRrs.-Therc was the usual quantity OF
drunkenness. and dsordey conduct disposed Of yester-
lav 90 TIE police courts together wlt serious
.H4ls Tie only worth mentioning that Of three
men nan.-d cousecuuyrly John AMY, Philip McGll and
Charles ONe WHO bad regular n.ht a. The house Of
e. which were Used aud severe gashes and
received. Baly ves hurt 60 badly that be could
nos leave lte rlnIr. and Sc. much injured ty the
severe treatment of Tie other two Ohcrr Clayton ar
rested ic Vare- and cuufLed them 90 a" at al eXani-
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~ Water Cure.-Dr. MEFgES's Orange Mountain
airr Cure estah -l'nrn al South Orange. \. i
eL Tie reception 81 patients The establishment mas
one ~ desirable for he practice Of the
Naler Cure, and j. tr-d up very superior manner
having private h4hs attached 20 The patients rooms The
car- south Orange -ave the foot Of COrand-st Al
oclocs N. ard ? 81 daily. reaching South Orange In
hour Letcfs for circulars addressed 10 DR.. MEEEER
= above ief I'M
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PLFA..,T FRONT ROOM, VII bedro


At-en-sl, r. Ia 'slf Ksc NADIA sli- % f--r-' e-.'
-u.tet " urflrn.led me lrer pruierrriI a-l a I'D
10 li board tl- rooa-s io BE- elmer on --r -
seco-- -9er. u handsome 4cl pe-sl-s $3.50.
house, ard where to4r1es Or nose ot 1i
re ---i r-sqecta1y. C0lItta- willow rtcAr 'l -
ruu' 50 ~ul.c receive - preference -,-fs4 Fi.lr
VII BE- pad ilr s-l-z1.e 1cc1uluoda01s. al --rAee
uonl1 trrA-ts obtained A PnvA.e family o. fe-p~cA-
tLy. having more room han hey desire, u nfs as
hoard -LJlse only, need reply. Address Messrs I ?
7. = Co b0x 15ss, Pest O1ee. y. Y. leF =
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ID OOFING.-GootWrr's Pai-at Cement sarathinz
IL or Roofs cheap. Axlt and d4rsb.e-price = e-uts
per foot AID rOlgl ben boards = cent. per foot
over G To- ~ INC ard warraried Apply 20 ; GOODWIN
= CorK--p ace. resr Cham1-rs-sL References h b-s
i9rl r-lf done So feet. %. Ccnre-si, DeC0sse roof
done 400 feet Wesi-si.. Alderman Ferns. ro0f done
is feet. 81 GreenN.ca-st Or c. KY Fool done 1857
f-~i. ~ froni--t ie8 I'M
DIRE WATER.-SMiTH's EAsT INDIA WATER
Il COOLER AND FlLTER-L4a-ry and Hoa4h com
hia-t Ttis warranted perfect cooler and
iuva lalr % families To BE- seen a. SMITH 4 CO =
= Egltoust liberal discount % i-alrrs Ell In
II A--rae aishess nAfses pnce PAID u casa for ksss
tlCAnvass, baggng, Port-rs Paper, Wrapping S.ocs
Cas- fsrret .nd Hemp Rope. BY
nglJ clkls ~. sikLp 4 co " Gsskpsz<t
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FOX SALE.

~ FOR -ALE.-A House ana Sop u 5e.-fi.e 70
IL 3. corner W. " sm srl stephen - The ne-er =
~ sory. tle shop ~ '-siorv. occupied py
the subscriber urstop Nud stove si'rv, g. in kt4
order. nearly and pleasantly situated roc ps.ti-
las t~!.re of re Subscriber IN The premises. ANs>
BRQW h. 20 of NJ CHARLES STARR. Jr - p 30" -
Y-Bauevilc June IS. ls++ ,r-' J."
o. FOR -aIE-The property on which the snhscri-
ks he- ives ir te a4e ~ New '-rt', NfanEe NtN'-
- g. containing about - acres ol land. command
rr --- view of t.r Mountains and % .l-ll Hr frNn
~ rst Point to New Ham 0urgh 90 sfolrds v... grrat
variety ef fn.tn their season. vftlu N minutes WsA oi
tne steamboat .sntlrg a more fl. description ". -
given on application fo JOHN CON. ou ine rrenl'.c.
.-is ll,. o- " A COX - Ml.aerg-,l \.
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wINANr-s BOARDING SCHOOL

EOR MASTERS AND MISSES a. Liue Ferry. miles
L f-0. Hoboken Jersey This school - under the
charge OF WfNANT. assisted by Ms WlNANI -
Instruction d. given u English and many useful hunches
of family education Children received from fo 3
of ace Teams for board and tuition from go t0 SO per
year PAYABLE quarterly u advance. For Information re-
.pecing the school inquire OF Mr. OSrRANDEK, cor
CansI and Nauck 80 New-iork. lr%J lm'
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aail are Respectfully informed -lAi th-s desirable
ne o S-rrr,er ear be hal Tor ne extreme low
prce of -. g. CANTRELL :. ~ Bo~ery, between Bord
al Great Jones - -n ~
DkOkEN CANDY lt cents 1o-1d, via = genera
ID assure o cIr dictionary. a. Nlo.-sAe OF re-a q
th- lowest V~-es. % hoDGhlN>. Aallfacil-rf.
81 il' les 67ccl~ lcl--i between OofL4r1 Liberty
GOAL YARD FOR sALE-Tae goodwill q
= yard rtrl -a- been urersfal years TIE els-rs-
has Increased constantly from its rne u r. estAo 81
nieni aal les; year Amounted 90 500 las. Af?y a. No
Asi9r Ii 0usr. 80 So
EkAPHlNE FOR >ALE.-A very superior IL
- si'llen- nale OF new ll1 improved p.an. i VIII
.s-5
E'KkNIH LANGUAGE MISS DELANEY ID
forms i1u lsces 81 brsOS VI ard vicinity thai she res
Lessons 10 the above llFuAEc, MAlescss or. Svst-
e. her resias1ee, = PsAEl-sL Brooklyn nyl0 IN.
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10 Iougin- fo DAVID = Nj a. Nevtown. T.. upon
- upon which bee NOW resides j. offered inr sale-the
whole or n parcels The we.-sno~n reputation of he
above farm furnishes fully - character tnd Advantage
being second o the uon Also the euure -tncA
Nr belonging 20 the same For terms. apply tu Mcgs
American Institute. y or DAVID MILLS. on the
premises. miles from NAlamsOufgh Ferry on Jamaica
urnplke road eel I'm
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OFFICE o. rHs coMni',loSsis; o. Jseesss, ;

Id AUDOT, FROM PARIS, ACCORDION and sersphne
Dmner and repsref' makes .7I. n0es Tor sefspnines
A.c.rIenr. II q. hrlnIls. Il s-k--s Iu.l So.
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raFARM FOK sALE.-rhe ann .nown a.

- FARM FOR sALE.-The farm known a. The
eYS Mott farm. situated and bali mile Eas of ta-
49, New York snd New Haven Railroad Depot 90 New
Rochelle Westches.rr County, \. lying between OBJ"
turnpike road and Long Island Sound sad farm con-
tans 100 acres and be- divided into three farms and
each have large water front luil" OF ne Der
old tfe premises iel9 lni+l WILLIAM SO'tl
REAL ESTATE IN WESTERN VIRGINIA
~ ior ale by a SLAVERY co Civil Engineers, n
- Waist Having made professional exti
Of the country Information respecting - may De- o1hnr1
A. their Office Also tor safe, Farms and Country seats r
the vicinity Of Ibis Cry. Surveying anl DfmIns VI
every description attended 10. Jr' im'
- FARM FOR -AIE-A desirable Farm Of 40
tY1 acres of and limestone s0 suitable either Tor grain
or grass. situated Two niles west ~ New DurEh,
Orange County On Che premises are good house, large
barn. tenant house. seeds. &c hue fruit and excellent wa
ter Partlc1 as wflI h- given 0u application io
i..l ~ WRIGHT LOSEE. l8 Fronf-st
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PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT
ATLANTIC LDL 81
AZ SASS N.tT.


N1afarkrf. N4ss
I'NDER TIE DIRECTION " h. cROcAER.-
r--er. Pc rf COMPANY. ard Summer are
tte r.-s S-s--s presents greater ir-acrors dam Sss
cCr.et BOZ i-e l1vaLl cr lr hose no .lTe aea1 Ad
Tie sre steamer Msssschu.srs. COMMANDED by Cast
scs-t AID New Be1fvi making .llr ,rr- week LeaV-
re Nantucket OBJ Monday Tuesday. I-4rsiav and >A.r-
dav. ard eartas Nev-Bel.orl or Monday, "Wednesday,
Fr1sv and saturday Carriages Va. bel n readiness. on
he ARRIVAL % the steamer AZ Nantucket ra--,
directly 3D. tie A-al.. House d. s.ascc-se- ~ aN nc
SCHOOLRY'- MOUNTAIN M.neral Springs.
- HEATH AOl >E-lhe lntrrs' -rei ''- i r. -e.-
fuzzy .u.om bis former patrons list Pie aoF, e'a. -,
mert hs. been or the ensuing year by NJ DAVID
A CROW LII. l1i Will Boz under BIZ persost manage
nert ana .u1ervis 1n Nj Crowel. extensively srd
- -b-,t-s F.. N-u.-ler.ev Ho--l~ y Mar.tovu New
Jersey From he improvements and additions recently
made to i-r alai.a-. h- all.-ru 1i new and modern
.. f H. Go, .s. ,-,,-r-..t ,-rr. v,,, i,.s,.
e. Pc % lpera- '-ef 'al -1e pace rendered more
NJ CROWELL uou in ro--e-s.on Of The premises.
ready -o prompt attention to a.p.. to.- ilr l-
formation. or for acc9nuolanoas Al the Mo,n'ar -le
ensuing season. / MARSH.
Soiaiet', M.,u,1ia y T. June 2. isp
TIE urter- srrt refers Pc PUBIC 20 ne above no'e
from Judge Marsh and wi only slt ta' fs long eNpe-
r.euce .u e management oh. haies qarrcn'f q' lst
lae extensive establishment lie NeN-Jersey Hotel
90 MorrstoVn. he inspired with confidence 90 say
90 those visiting ta- shove celebrated watering ace
n.hmeut ,hcy viii meet with A. the attention. comfort
and conver euce la ley have received from 's aie pro-
pr The lo1se vii le open Tor he reception of COM
ieii eodtAusi. D a cRowELL
CONGRE-- HALL. PATERSON. y J-Th
y house has been reelf and greatly enlarged. conhin
ing every modern improvement and accommodation Tor
v.i.er, and h0ariers The public and private rooms are
numerous. elegant and spacious The .aties' drawing
rooms and gentemens parors fitted with taste and
elegance TIE private rooms for families and visiers
and lie arrsngemrn,s generally. are on scae ana con
Quoted ecua. fhe est hotels our largest cities TIE
r-.r fr .tII .-f fn p
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.n-. AMORNIN BOAT FOR %

- -FHTNUl FFFk1kTLLl NINJ'I'V'
TAkHTTOWs and he irtrulcd -
places. touching al Hammond - each Nay Tue -
sfeamrr JOS bELkNAP Capt J : Ial4nlan, 81 lcafs
foot OF Chim1-rs-sl every mollng a. o'clock hesag
irg, leave. Cod spnnK 81 ~ ~ anl Peesssl AZ D ~
On Sundays ihis trJ extended 10 Nr~Hlrgh. esH.<
Kew 14rgh Al ? "a For passage Apply bVsf1, %
uyx5 en- Nm RADFORD 4 CO ~ Vests
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rFALED PROPOSALS VII be received By the
- 1-ter. rnei. Comm a1l Inspectors vi Com
non Schoo Tor ne t-le-na ard h- once ri The
e-k 20 ~ Boarl oi klcaLon PAX blll-ln.si unll
No1lay. tlr II day 90 jay rroHno, a. COCK u for
h-s1r sd verLa-lE by of furnaces the school
-o.- 1o ~ -r-clrd TWEEN -fl-st FIRST av-
-r4- In rh-r " ard karh proposal nst he Gccolp Cd
fl description cf fre mode proposed 20 be- adopted
AID u1st provide f5T Sumner well " 1ier ve1a -
uou. - Euec5 ROBERT KELLY.
JOHN d e. -
Conn. ocers c = T. rtfeerfh Ward.
CHRISTOPHER WEMPLE
JAMES ". GERARD.
Inspectors {. 5. Elg1ieenih W.rt.
Da,ed New.York. June "a lsi3 jsIs.w
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SUPERIOR c1sr-Dec IONS o. sPeeal Tern by ladse
SANFORD --N Jadotraod S. u els bett-flainun a.
I,.,.ed 10 add Tr.ler o.. 70 defendant on '~rus
C.r4 and of1es tt1s9H &C omnls slon 20 'lss-o"
issue Proceeding. stayed
Dr. fd- matter OF Ha5boi Motion denied.
fuarcH. Nnfnrr s. Co. vs. = Il-tri.Jn -Ju lgnen' Tor
p.l5- some OBJ te .-sle- 90 a" ard iof defendant A
a Pline, ad. sfoatagfsa B1rt-Jadgment for p.ainl1
''1 fs, Slc.,p.. aa. J. - lfvfn.-same
co,sr of srrri.l sfs,.o>.. June q Mary Murphy.
.r petit larceny cay pl,Nl oal- Inward n.ilaiu
,r a-s.nt alI battery. gea.iel. -r, months Mcnae.
i0n,. r assault and battery Die vife, pen.teutary
nol-.. Margar-f Murray. ior p,uf larceny. prniita
is-. 3 month";. Jsnl- Jo1es and john Gilmore lc0
fog assault and battery ciy prison months. W D. WILL
..u- fIr peat larrelt utultruf.fy months Henry
i..,.,l Tor ar a..a1.f and battery. civ prison ,
n0nil- Jeremiah Read. ior stealing pie- ald caAes.
penf'enrarv month i... frans NJ Psrks Tor pert
larceny. cent 20 t.e House of Refuge CAsf.s baIc hy
GOV pcf larceny, pcnucutary months W m Mon
Soy. ior stealing = iron john Loireii pemIeuuay D
months.
Ponor CorRr--A man named Joseph swan was ye.-
terlay arrested ou charge oi stealing 500 rom Dir I'd
SO % Was- THE accused. alleged, "a ent into Mr.
MORRISON. Office win $500 boo Ncw-Nork state money
winch Mr. N. o. 'i, and "iNe n- hacA was turned i9I A
minute. swan took both packages and dccauped. lie
w., ," ..-s, srr.,.t and KID no. answer com.
paini made a.air-, bum by LIZA h Breiroi Of No ~
.NH.rrruut who cfr.es hm i'h DEER seduction Hen
v Onu, arrested hy Capt Byrc- ona charge Of steal
l1 various articles of wearing arphfr. fauei NJ - 3D.
Commute. ...Dr Summons, John Wallace FRANK Sien
bore ala ADses Hym11. were 'r.ieriay arrested oA
charge Uf .snl W at Nos ardt Park rlace ard winning
s0nIfon Il1s. r4o. 'altliaIgua Held ans" ef...
vDan named II iry smith Ma ikfn INTO custody yesei-
sfv crr ked ot fr rruil ard charged g ,l steal
lug "a piece OF lsrese valued ~ s. She way committed
f8 one Mary White arrested yesterday on
charge ol stealing coat ana h8t from hc hall of ios 50
SD IIl Orrlarl-.t COMMITTED $685.. 4 man named John
William. ,a. arrested alta aie hour last evening a
charge 90 seduction. preferred against bin by woman
%, -t E,-.e .,,. dar,1, hgrgI.r forced AM enter.
OBJ .. lIfa 81 --f d
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22e BowERY.

III MOSARQUE cal tle attention " sdr- .na =.
y. lelncu 20 he extensive assoro1n-rt " sra~ 49,.
white drab and pearl beavers, Cashmere. Pars nos.
aad els a4is sgyle d c.o.A AID 0lef caps le-i ID
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~ Mr.. VI. =. Cove Nichols, Water-Cure Physi.
c. . " Lon. .4-ay Comm -on. nom % 4 NJ " N.
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~ Wigs Niz.' NiEs.-C.uxens ard strangers
Informed l-- ilr largest cheapest all oe-f
lelt o.. VS.. Laf~.s. olFees, lra1s of .ons hair al
l.aer oruail-lia. barr l1 DC i.4ld a. NE1Flssr J.
A-.---.. y M----- IL L-e "a. ..nr-.. -. ID
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I O~T-S25 REWARDED the ? Ga Of june between
l. H-mpsiead Branch and New YORK City, .arge-szed
Pocket Book containing about = 10 bills and note OF
500 The fnder VII paid the above reward ny Leaving
f6@ same Al the Tribune once 81 3 COenues-slp-
Payment has been stopped On the note le%b 81
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- Wntcr-( ure institutes.-pr TRAIL receives
tl. a. Ids rulml4io-- ciy estahl 'slneu j La gLi
.lc door from 81 Joansqark AID A. Oyster BAY, l.
r tas a.so pftlt assistants Tor outdoor practice
Ctrs- iAlols. fe4ra. or ty e-frf = it-o I'M
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~ Fowier- Il Wells, PhrenOIOgisTs and
Publishers. C.nion Hal, Isl Nassau-st lie Para
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CALIFORNIA.


PULLS CONCENTRIC GOLD WASHER.
D-Tui- machine nothing hut tWo pans one 30 nrn re-
voving inside the other and around COMMON CENTER
the outer arranged thai j. enabled 20 eaton every
particle that would bee wasted hy the inner one. There Is
necessity of going 90 California las some appear TO
have d0ne discover that are the best machines Tor
washing gold The same know ledge be- acquired at
any 0 our got-a-hng and ssseyng e.iao nnenis' anu
hat 0f them ed As above = decided improve,
m-uf the following c4rfca coming from one OF our old
est and largest e-ta1is hments, amply proves
81 fa That ~ james q H' ioi' s"s'
GER 81 1r Washing Eo q. ~'' ODD
.sg-rf4 irf a.f tl- best -r- 20 u'i l-i'-
Drought nai-r srih-r adi. hist erp~r
got Washing iuus s' no. avery W I'D o. % an,
jobs " 49, 1T l'I." y
JEST Rl' Ii, l@l Eldndge-sL y l.
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~ J. W. Gloves, Dentist, 81 Hudson-sL oppo-
size Greenwich Bank. New-l ora. Office hours from 5
O'Clock A 81 10 u "
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spoken, &C..
VAN is.

Jsasis s,5 Co. Jon 81 q, .sa.r'4 bar. Ei,. R.uaCoa. n
rh st- .Hts 'or harsn.
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DIVIDENDS.


OFFICE % TIE DELAWARE ASD tluDsoS CANAL Go.
NEw-YoRk. June g. 1912 :
THE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF this Comps
as have declared -suElal dividend Of eight per
cent our of profits the Company, payable on and
aner Tuesday Tie lth inst The transfer books are now
closed and l closed until the morning VI me oih
inst By order of me Board . 49,
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
y COMPANI.-The second dividend on The preferred
STOCK OF the Newly ORA and Harlem Railroad Company. Al
the rate vi ght per cent per annum, will DE- paii A The
office Of the Company TyOn Row. pn AMI AFTER Tues
dsy the 81 day 81 July next The transfer books Of the
preferred viii be- closed from the I'd day VI June 10
he fh day OF July rert-Dafrt June II. 1919
iel9 lft SAM l. NJ bLAAOhFDND' A'eas4ie'-
NEW-YORk AND ERIE RAILROAD COM
NPANY annual interest A. tNr rare Dl P yer
cent per annum will be- paid upon 'he rl stocs of he
Newly and Ere Railroad Company 90 AMI after ne
.f day Of July next The transfer books VII De- closed
orr frr 4ln iav Of June 10 he l-t day of July
fors. june l. l3f5 HAIhANiEL MAhSh,
ielrfI secretary
nIVIDEND.-The Board 0f Directors ~ he How
~ ara Insurance Company have this DAY declared dN
ieud of u per cent tie capital payable on and after
Iur- 1T 1mvaa i-iW iml LEWIS PHILLIPS ~-c'Y
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NO AN~.-WIth an experience

ITO CAIIFORNIANS.-N an experience % Is
Yeas M preparing stores Tor ships and passenger
the subscriber conhdety Oilers bis services % persons
intending make the voyage 20 California, az his store
bee had estimates for provisions OF every description
for any number Of persons from month to TWO years
viii Dee put up iu suitable packages 90 cross ne
New York ielb Inn
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r. Liquid Hair Dye improved a. 90 color ne
narur Tie moment afpe- wi.l0l. lie east
lr c.-rey tree fll zap -as4-i Ctor. and can be-
a-ed WIKI te .uar Immediately il appl-d
flo-t w4-r- cd lry For sac, " applied a. BAICHE-
Loss W. FAclary. : Valet u IS TuTh1Szi
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wanted this lay. 90 sell HhlNNEkS Auchp fl'.ta'
tons The CHEST comm Above ed. fair wages by
The month large stock Of Boston WORKS On hand ana
Tor sale very low. Travelling agents viii do Vel 20 CAL
his dsv al SINNERS N-N-YOrk Branch Once, lc
Broadway, room No. :, up s-airs my1l I'm
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II The Toilet "a IL -hould be.-NroHlssr
HEAsD - Na.-ellre whose classic sy.e u cltrrE
-L- dressing la.- deserves -rstrLfe u0lcr' have
sc1Pel le plan el SANG every customer VIII wo
c.-al lr brushes tbs . cer-au.y ne acme oi cesn-
ana clr..-lt Ie-o I'm
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business man. with 300 lo $4,000 j. wanted 90 iakr
charge of mauusc turing business 10 and adjacent 20 th,
CITY TIE repayment Of The money and interest VIII De-
secured by bond and mortgage and salary Of 500 &
wear Will be paid Tor attention the business Address
II Q Box LIE New York Post Office stating when aud
where Al interview NAV be had zen ~
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nNE CENT REWARD.-Ranaway rom The slo.
O.rriber on the @-lh day OF June. Ff9 THEOpohE
DEGKOOT an iudeuied apprentice from ne Ams-h9i-el
% e har-dressng business He Il about II yesr OF age
rather t and sn. Of dark comp .eAi0u Win bacs hair
AID eyes All persons forbid harbonng or trusting
hr ard from employing him under penalty % NE -
N~v-York Jlpc -iI8p JOHN y. ROBINSON,
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WillistOn Seminary.

THE Fall Term OF this institution will commence on
Wednesday, August 29th, and continue twelve weeks.
The board of Trustees have ed Mr. JOSIAH CLARK,
now at the head of Leicester Academy, Principal, in
place Mr. Luther Wright, resigned Mr. Clark will enter
upon his duties at the commence ofthe Fall Term
Six other male teachers appointed who
ly qualified for their respective departments.
Preceptress of experience and ability will preside
the Female department. and will give instruction French
and in other branches Thorough instruction will given
throughout The year. to elementary and advanced classes
in vocal music Also lessons upon the Piano Forte by
superior teacher.
Drawing and Penmanship will also be taught each term
In the Fall and Winter terms, there will he
Lectures with experiments in chemistry; occasional
Lectures and Illustrations in Natural Philosophy ard
Astronomy through the year; aso Lectures on Geology
and Mineralogy oen classes shall wish to pursue
those branches. WILLIAM BEMENT, Secy
Easthampton, Aug. g. w4w
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LeiceSter AcadennY.

THE Annual Exhibition OF this Institution will take
place on WedHesd,y the 15tA lnstant in The First
Congregational Meeting House.
The usual exercises OF the Students that occasion
will be preceded by Address from Hon. PLINY MER
RICK, commencing at o'c lock A. NJ.
In this Seminary which has hereto received go lib
era portion OF the public patronage instruction will
tnue to be given by four Teachers with such
occasional Assistants may lie required in all the
branches of an English Education gether with the Lain
Greek, German, French and Italian Languages.
1t will be under the particular charge Of BURRIrr A.
sNITH, Principal; WILLIAM w. RICE, Associate; HAN.
son L. READ Assistants; and a Young Lady well quali-
he'd TO assist in the general instruction of the classes and
have an especial care over the Female Department.
limited number OF Students can be accommodated in
the Academy Building where the have been re,
Gently fitted up and board may be obtained with The Stew.
ard, Mr. George B. Woods, in the West Wing, where one
or more of the Preceptors reside.
The price of Boaid in the Academy, and in good fam
lies in the vicinity is two dollars per week. but those who
choose associate for the purpose may board themselves
at much less price. wr
Tuition in the English Branches 8 50-Languaee:
$3.50 per quarter The next OF IL weeks Mill com
mence on Thursday, September 9Th.
JOS A. DENNY, Sec'y. OF the Board of Trustees
Leicester, Aug. l, le49. dtal5wts6
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Valuable Paper Mill for Sale
AT PUBLIC Auction.

IA GITUATED in The westerly part of The City OF
fTsN ~ Worcester, with upright part "a By "a feet
ell part IS by Is ft2 Brett Wheels and fali-
Machinery-three Rug EnsnesRoll 81 inches long with
cast iron gher and screw wet machine with
rolls; Fire Dryer pair OF second press Rolls, of iron;
Geering, Pulles on the back side of machine.
Aso-l Press Screw for dry paper machinery in coed
running order and was built OF good stock well made
The Mill and Machinery 81 years since. Width
OF Machinery 40 inches This Mil was the properly 81
Josiah Rice, deceased. sai
Said Mill and Machinery will be sold at Public Auction
on the premises, on the fifteenth day of September neat
at ten O'clock in the 70; enoon.
G. & D. TT. PERRY,
CHARLES BALLORD.
Worcester, Aug Is, Is49. 5w