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GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

Y +. A JOHNSON. hector The brit qlsr.-f Oh re
Academic wear begins On Morday, sept j. Tao tnfee
D.psrmens-t-e Preparatory, le Engsn ana NE Ci-sr-
e. .-OHsr q progressive cOUrss, ln "bcn ne p1pii
advanced rom H. r1d-0t 10 state Of pfepa4sloa
| for toe count ~ -hOUse or ne Univefsiiy
Circulars nav obainet ~ The schoooons Or a. me
| book-stores u r lockwood Son, al Broadway and
"a aIa5. GEORGE g. PARKER Principal.
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xT~~- sEOR BOSTON. VIA NEWPORT AND
- FALL RiN BY The splendid srs IRE.

- llor steamers BAY STATE md empire
STATE OF great strength and speed raTacg afy a1sp.-t
- te CATION of long island sound running ccr-
necuon with ine Fell River and Old Colony Railroad
distance oi h5 miles. 20 Boston only. Leave pier Ne 5
Sorih River. near ne Battery The .irsrrr EMPIRE
STATE. Capt Coms.ock. on Tuesdays. Thlrsiays AID
Saturday, =. SPIN The BAY STATE. Car; Brov,, %
Mondays, Wednesdays srt Fridays. ats 2 " Thls ans
l. Tie only one that runs direct for Newport flr 1efl
passage apply board, snd r.her ~ r>DALE BOZ
DEN, ~ WslsL al the oce 81 the Line. me
q Washing t0nst aud Baitsry-psce. my bm
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-, nv 'tffO NM flIIh~WN
49, sS<Y-~cx>AND PATERSON AND HJDsDn
hlNkk kAiLhDAD-
Leave slfens Depot Lesge N12.Y0rs
D. t O'Clock A NJ 3. O'clock A N
q 0c.1cs 81. IurIorsPN
fe o'clock NJ bgrl0cs Z a.
l'Or Un Ae arrival ~ lte he u.in. which issss
O~-g1 a. g O'Clock n sni "A Oc'ocs N
SUNDAYS TRAIN.
Leave sufcrn Depot Leave Nsw.YJfs
tUs o'clock N sOclocsAN
gcluck + 81 fuclocGP 81
PATTERSON TRAINS
Leave Pal-non. Leave Nsw-Yofs
500 o'clock A Markets. q. 0cors AN
s0c-k Paterson Dep 0ciocs A 81
Dbl. 1r4lrk A VI ~ O'Clock "
tO'C.ock NJ lOfoes Al
0'ciocs 81 Narsrlst I0clorxFr
14-0clkPH Patur Dep 6ocl0es 81
SUNDAYS TRAINS
Leave fairfsou A. 90 4 81 Nafs-lsi ats A n fal
ers0l Depot 81 NJ fsi-rsun Depot Leave Nos
81 1'ci0ck A n. and 2 o'clock n
s-yu holtey morrIr - ne 80 rain ron ,lT-ff
vii -ss- a. s .1sl--d n sls. The arrival ~ TO
P1rl J-rVs uair.
TIE whr1 eave New Y0rG a. e 4. 81 AL
vii BE- iu uns % Meet ih- Fre rams. n0rr I.
ard evening. roing Vest ~ sls-rl's p-poi yis
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poR SALE OR EXCHANGE,-A' New.

y J. a steam huscrd-oi uii o4i'N'-s
81 b by 60 feet three stories high; containing goVa
steam engine Of hfteenhorse power Dol aAu a. I
=, rich are OF the most modern and Improved Gun
rfou p complete order. including gooi reu q -.oes
Tor Grind ing case snd feed Connected win ne p
. food thrse story brcS dwelling, large psNel yslu
srS hsrf where vessels Of feet drsito wafer tisy ue
liver and receive cargo from the mill Tne snosr propci
10 . admirably located for the above or many 1inef sinus
n manufacturing purposes and VIII be sod or ehclas7u
for other properly. Apply 10 ...-u. 49,. RI, , -
.ul3 ineod REAL MELlCkA DEWITT ftlv bf"au-rs
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e>AF FARM q a. scrrs for ssi-. - 01iry ne Never
sf9 srk RIVER one ME from hc1 Bank, N~N-I-rs-y
sifh tous-. barn. sc lfe p-act trees, cf 49, 20
rr-uce fIl crop n-1L year straw Berries m.
All 0iher fruli-uee- Apply 10 he subscriber on the
premises CHAHLES WOOD
- -a~iu. or 10 II. ,. WOOD. ~ Liberty O.
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W. fOHk tIlLA3ETuTONH sONFHVlIIs EAsTOs
r.. rsEea.e1s, CENTRAL RAILROAD Of

Ia sSSf<e->~y - StW JERSEY ---sUMMEA Ar
RASOEMEsTS s. Commencing April
3 1879 The extension II che llrosi from sorrrve 10
White House 900 WI lesi IL opened f0f travel ledlr t-
ssng between Pastor and thee terminus II the Road ID -
miles gAssE.sfs TFslss Iy-L~sve New "a ~
Per No. ! North River, al 0'coc. and N
leave Nrsf0fS ~ New Jersey Railroad, foot u Cnfi
ianl.st agAN ard ". rssssssgs TaAfSs Duss-
Leave Wtiie h0l-e 81 a o'ciDcs An ani Som
N1rih Branch, as fnn A Il sri 1an. N solerYil-
a. i5m. An snd lm. - Round sroos 81 sa
ard a 2 flslnhrld nj .Hn 81 nd . Gen
We-hrd a. ~ A y. AMI 4 . kIxabstitywr a
"A A snd "a N The IfIlII Ta.u "a Ilh Ins-rufH
.tichrII vii leave Nl.s nulss ai y A u Hunef
yhf u A ". PalnfvId a A u ord fstr .HHU- y
steamboat, A. n IT NffNtrIra~NAI lraHI 49,
furs Ng atftl.' lrl Pee nl. hartn River. ai 2 " 81
P4ssHnxrf- f.r t.stun, Nkranafre. AHrntfsn. aslfb
Chunk Pa and ~ F-mIngHr, iiri1n Jacksonville. -.
y vii i.se lis t0ci0tE A Il uau from neE.fofs
NEW LINE FOR sCHOoLEy's rdoUHTAfn
splrnil sag~- Will leAy- i1r tse MeuDain me afr.
T.. -.
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PENNsYLvANIA CANAL.

PENNSYLVANIA CANAL.
1sA-TSA isis. .lass.s.e lzsz
DfONFER AND EXPRESS PACKET LINE FROM
L PHILADELPHIA TO PlrISBt kOH.-L-aves dai5
at O'Clock via Railroad 90 Harrisburg, where pa.
s.ns-r- embark n eegsnt and comfortable pacseis Which
have been handsomely rri win especial reference ~
the comfort and Of travellers Fare es- hy MS
any Other nr, and no additional expense ~
pousfagr un Inc way tur apply Al me Office ~
Aan.tst WILLIAM COLDER co.
Phi. .ielphla Mares a. lsst mH ri Pfopneors
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eI--1' M a : HENDRIcKsON.


IT, VI % nSISts BOAT FOR COLI
q stA--sfS SPRING WEST POINT, COLLEN's
s1ssa--S>-~ DOCK. PEEkSklLL. oIN0SiN3 TAR.
RY1OWN and the Intermediate places touching ~ Ham.
moud.sL each xay.-Ihe steamer JOS bELk.
NAP Capt J Y Tsmsn, will leave foot 81 Chanhef--st
avery m0lning Al O'Clock. Returning, leaves Co,d
sprng 1T ~, snd feeeksslll At a Z. On sundsys
thI- TITO IS extended 20 Newhurgh. leaving Newburkt
al. 2 NJ For passage Apply Ca board, ~
ryx5 6ln- VIM RADfORD 4 co ~ Wes tat
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COPARTNERSH SHIP.
GOA L..


CGti. CHEAP FOR CAsii.-AbOui loo tuns
- The coalyard, $50 Houston-t cor OF Thompson, 10
be sold of account OrOcers that buy largy
may do vel 10 call Coal may be engaged deliverable
mn AIT Oct ~ I'm
GOAL FOR t:RDCBkS.-Peach Orchard Red
tAsh Coal Er.t quality suitable Tor kroc-rs trade o.
charging from boat FOR few days. For sale low Tor
cs.e Arniv 20 7 STOkES DlCKEkSON,
IV.Af IN Anlhonv-rt Broadway.
SPRING FOUNTAIN LEfIIGH COAL, for
,Chal stoves Ianges and furnaces superior article
For sale by J. 2. OSTROM,
80 Inn cor Ienh-avcuue ana Twenty -iNih-st
WHITE AND REDASH CHESTNUT COAL
" from the lands u the Forest Improvement Company,
Schuyk County, II pnmesi order aud OF Arge size sold
by the cargo by CHAS. A. HECKSCHER,
sug. sfsifs.
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d. >arLL,- PERRY. TiLIiRTrD-

M ..,~Fs. ;'. .: 90 jo ci
HART saves CT mb-rs-st Per tsi yl san
.aJs @rc-pied a. } N het1ruins leaves k-yror q
Il d Ia4s
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FoR FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA.

s.s91f AND OREGOS-The hne fast sailing coppefed
-a<~eb orig GRECIAN, c. Crosby, master. having The
gre sterpaI Of her csrgo engaged. will have quick dis
patch Tor The above porte For freight Of the bulk q 500
bsls. or passage, apply ~ sHERhANs 4 STARK,
- sogthst.
The GREclAN will have quick dispsich for Oregon on
he. .,rl,--7 - 80 Franri.ro sf7n
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- CENTMAL KAILROAD.

80 NV ARRANGtMkNT ~ Wtsr.
EkN TRAR ELEKs Speed To-
creased Pioneer and Exp Line-kal fosd and CaDs
-Pnil.de lphs To- Piu-bur9t Leaves The Otcs o. The
EAGLE LINZ. "a Msfkrtsf DAILY, A. 3 4 NJ. and 4
~ TIE great Celus Railroad being nov open a. far
L-~iso~n passengers Tor this ud established and "a
s1fiie line viii be- cnab ed % make he rip hr0uE Ia
Pitisnlrgh in mu.l ess lime than formerly The fscscfs
which " ila very best e-ss. Viii raFr LeNistusu
da y on lhr srnys. 0f he from Philadelphia frnirf
ing lbs ouy he most eKpoiuo bat si.o me
comfortable route Ws-t~Afl. BY ils route oil Oar ger
ard fatigue of sage travelling . avoided The railroads
ihan go miles being passed 1ss FhL f1f far
her Information apply ~ a- Office
.lelw WM COLDER co Propd.tos
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AmEs II. RErs EDwAsD A RucKss.


AT NE FOOT Or TN ENIA-fOI kIh-sT.
ryAST RIVER. NEM-lORh--Ibs above works are
IL 10 successful operation and tt- proprietor ~cud
respectfully cali The attention Of Nscninsis and al con
Tel. eNzufnzcn OF he steel Nc
IS warranted by Tie testimony CT lEs Qnncipsl mschiusis
aud O. tool makers of ihs city M recommending -
fully ecuSl every used tas coun
Try fa c it different sizes constantly 90
hard hch The public respectfully invited 10 ea end
5 rnitf pANiEL ApEE. lr7 Fullon-.t Ny.
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e. Gnu Rth fOa r., : n,'.s.ston csn b hsd
~ he location very central. east Of th- bowrry one
iork md above Broome-sr. the building buit o. pcA
IL ~ - In the b.-ans1t lectureroou also sehoo
room " hich reuts fsr $500 yearly, beside small rooms
There are lots making lo0 feet square leaving lot On
on side OF the church, 20 improve or sell Inc
cation must sell ard will make 10 "a Object 70 nose VIII
wish 10 purchase For prce sc call on .....
x f, A SERGEANT 4 SON, IS Wast
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-r,FoRnnIpGEpoRr.- be onIy B. a

EzaHI.rx-Cin connection with NE Housaionis ALd
ss<~S.a1~' Maui aiuck Railroads. The steamer MN
ROD leaves foot Of Market every day sunday. except
ed AL n NJ Freight received 10 New-fors ihroughue
dsy Until 8 O'Clock. n. Horses aud carriages t.k-n
- iell in
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~ =is-vzs aiSs =, s-s 'li.'sa' spa,esssl.
nrlpvs Fsil- Wlnf..r. AseI4rg sd Wells k'grf
fttsr gene .ratIl Sew Cry ~ coo uufIIrg r4r
NJ be- Aes- f0fs sl1 r-e Haven RsiIrlad arrive 81
tpnaFfri fl 81 stop an tuuf iDf li1nsf. 49, tsl
proceed hfauIeuf1 ~ Co. Train 0f lna Connecticut
\ road. tr. stop fnt .-sf l.sl
.l grur.-fins 10y sfss- 81 ~ .ne fl ~s al rfrr~
N frir0lfs correction Win nr rofrfruflf 40 Pc
s4uFa.r hlsli t.sl affi4- ai Wells 81 ~ 81 A. ~
nlrH siafss sff r fFaflfs. in convey Ifra Liirr
ll mics if.u Fa1Fan's AL ID ul~s tom ffanrUl.a
H1sI nc sane evening" Passengers I~aNng nss .Yofs
Cry ~ in- 2 u uun sisc a. Springfield 80 ~ ~
a raiu lodge 81 N~~ Haven. ard leave 81
~ day ~ ne Shove f14ir sfusInt a. M~Ls YER
aftP A-Fafs ou tris fonl~ New fofA io WaIfu.a o. .
WtFoe % Wells River y - Wells River b Fsiy
ais O.
The Shove flie - Ia ff-cfn-ss grrss ari cum
1fi H believed rsnn1l le s1siet All crrAi1lI can1lt
b. rs-rl By say TIE n TIIn.ft which A
rtfrf--s q riuplsuca.y Co., DsItrr n .ss o. .arI
TIE lGalresltr scrurfJ @ln ~iicH aIluris a1l iIs
macy oHI-rfs lf interest I4 ue Fanols .ralLflI snf
fIuf.luf villages .lfy9Fl vtIrn psss-s 0r~g ezra
r---.lt -------.rIs = n. I-.---l --.----- 80 II
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n.rM,IFR ARKANCEMENr-

,5ss<,,r~s MAIL LINE lpsLsl FOR BOSTON
e----~-~.-- ia New Haven. Hartford. >grrsf~t -
Worcester from Peck-slp. r River EVENING Linz
To NEW-HANES The rev snt sperad steamer cox
SECTiCUT. Capl X fecs vii leave every afternoon 4,
oclock-eNcept Saturdays Al ocock. Passengers -
main New Haven over uighi snt lake the early Tram -
cars for Hartford, Springfield, Worcester and Boston
Returning cave 'ew isNen every rfening on the arrival
cars viii 20 through 20 Hartford and Springfield Frg-t
taken. FOR HARTFORD ln.rcil-rhe steamers M.
one ar which VIII lesve every afternoon A. Z 6c.ock
tSuniays excepedl Freight taken aI s. For farther r
formation arp.y 10 GEO " CORLikS. ~ Pear = ),
INEN sAATON. ELr..L. A.nul. u sla.-sl nrLL IN
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AMERICAN FRUIT CULTURIsT.

TUE AMERICAN FRUIT CULTURlST. containing
1 directions for the propagation End culture Of fruit
Trees 10 the nursery orchard and garden, with descrp-
ons Of puncp pal American and foreign varieties cgi-
uvsied Ia tie United Sstes. By John Thomas lllus-
rsed with 800 accurate figures vol l2ino For sale
by NJ II. NEWMAN -
sl2 100 Broadway n. Y.
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20 FOR -ALE-A farm - acre. = 6f.i-r.is .aat
efS win large orchard ~ Efaie fr. .1 lA brsrnz
- "a variety u lcl-r fruit Tt- house = n-s. ltrz-
and bull % hrcs In modem sr TIE out 81. flzsi a.
well - Tee hlgs-. are a. ne~, 5-.Es blii ~tnin lr is
years TIE s1lsl1- j. tra.'ly ar1 pleasant a. =
~ tln of ue % ne ralrlsi fegii il Railway pr
psrucuIsr Inquire OF X uOkA 81 Jolnst up stslrs,
" MANN. ~ McDO- gs-st. " ne - ..c-1-r ~ &c
Vr-r.I.-. JAMS HOHA
R.hWav.S sept ID. o.. 49,
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yAfKiIlNfs tIA-Nt--JNytsEso mi if'tt.
w COUsTISG-kOOMs, ~ Broadway, Wnlpg
c asses are received from ~ . and To- r u lhry
srs thoroughly Instructed upon " JOn-s's sysem 81 &C.
veloeea 10 be Elementary WIRING BOOKS. IRE slccsss
hat has attended this system u Instruction 10 me pfln
pa schools % ilis city, and ln Brooklyn, = spIc-1'
gu.ranty that me progress u tie pupil VII Dc cynri-
surate with the and attention gwen hs DooAs ai-
published by J MetraL l-gecessor 10 ". JCne-fl ~
Brosdws J. METCAbf pies his un@' oar,Lg ne
DAY, 10 teaching vrilLg IN schools. - ~
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ATPRIyATEs ALE.-Buding Lots 90 Wash
q. ~storavsnra One section Of ground 700 feet 'front.'
II ana rear hy 80 feet deep containing building lo.
esh Is oy 100 feet gtonavenue - 50 re- VICE,
and paved the whole width IN the very pest mahleI-
ronded by the best improvements, and not surpassed
by any other property In The City OF Brooklyn IN POM o
situation. For terms. &c apply 70
i BLEECkFR. AucuOneer, 7 brotc-rA
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SOLAR LAMPS, Gtrsndoles and Chandeliers of the
Os'est patterns bronxed Kilt or silve ed csmphene
rpntgss, phossene gas oil and lard lamps hall
aud oIher lanterns brsnnis and gsss ware cutlery aud
fancy ornaments; also esmphene, spnt gas, phosgene
gas, oil, wicks, glasses, sc &c.
ChAs FULLER, 27S Greenwichst
slsSm- between Warren ara Chambers 81
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- LANDS FOR SALE IN HAMILTON CO-Tho
s-o~ns lois, s-zslsc In brU~n's Trsci, and nun
beret % rs Nap a. IS, A. l. IS u. !, a. Is - 8 a.
o. 5 ., c. Fof terms ke inquire u ne sgeui %
&C premises s75sv'
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= NnW.NOKh a rRIt an

n
- v~@f-EFs Road On and si..f inr 20 III a..
EttA o. rsrs el| f4I foIl0ss
.41f.fs fffHrfsf q Halt.H fastEsafa Ia4Iat .fI
lesff nrr.l0It '.f Osrio. ron Sc Caina.n.. pc,
a. u- foli ~ D.sa@si Al z. A 81 s18 NJ NJ 600.
oi.s siai ue ~sy s..aors ffom O~eso ~ hroash
usIls vii IraIr iar he~ flfa e. A nj a. "a A. y
suFErf t.su ai ~ me Hay s.sIlus A ~IfII.f W.s
IaaI- ~ Port frffIt 40 .rff'sif stations arfaaf
= fcf-sl 49, .rsf@ sew. frfs even sslafdar ii j Il n
At 49, save ron Jurg.s Af Rev fasa even, Hana.r
narlinF af yr.nes Mia Ialfs 49,. a....a ~r ~.
siisrh-d ~ e.se fofi J~ryls iof re~ Tofs q 4, An
40 fri.flcf ieste te~ l1fk i1r Fari Irrsls a. a
Ph Aap,.sf Ma Iraln ~iih pa.s~us-f car sit.s hsf
~ ave ff4ont iof Dlstilr - VI and fr1rrI1z
rA.t y.tfr a. Z ~ c0unsCfrs ~ilh t. freight hoais
y ~ lofs. TIE Mia Trtc. % not connect win 10
~ y ," F&kieHr-ffvlshi .css-. h-v-fufs every
mt' l.f e. Ne regular sisiiols ne road relsht
- Nti fa.r y@eso rg~ry morning - BON
tNf srff- freight Hain 49, leas~ iDf tr~ iufk rrrrg
81 x 81 ocioss. aud sIoihrf a. ~ eIth narss
urift- ffrria rAn ~ catil@ 49, Oihsf i've SOFA
VI ave D~sgo Frdays 49, n sni fsnn paft
5rfts if .rN fofs, 0u Saturdays, AZ AN F.rs
tpm Nf~-fors to O~-g0 " Tie Intermediate 80
A'As IN tf.fsflpr. Commemorative q cssts al lower
rie. iof Dc s.snons oes~--u Sew Yofs aud ron
Jrffs cA - psrrhssei FL tlc Nee-lofs AID F,~rmot
offss TIE resnboai EkIE cave. Nsw.for. ever tsy
ociocs i1f Fiefmclt sna return. % he sgs u ~
uNn from O~eg0, arrving - Nex.fof. ebogt Jpn
ass JANIS Z. klkkwOoD, sapean sl4sut
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- FARM FOR >ALK--iuAied a. HanoV-r Neck.
eS Morns Couliy. y J. containing o. acres, apoui ~
u winch first rate al ard. Do scre- " fe.1o~
an pasture. ounce Trees acre. app ofrnHd
b-si e variety u Otner fruit Large dive lnF
house tsrn corr-1os-. vlxun1o1se. ~cfk-stop a. a.
Par l-e purchase molry remain % buri arc morn
gsz- Fo- psrfcu srs inqslrr ~ r. TOhfkiN-, r. hcks
g. Bro-kyn. Or u ELIAS TOMPklN,, o- ne premises
q -awlws
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SUPREME COURT RULES.

gI,HE NEW RULES or THE SUPREME COURT,
under The Amended Code which 90 into effect sept J.
349 have Just been Published, and for sae al we Law
BLANK ava Stationery Store OF BILL a GOULD,
a. II i5g Nasfau-st
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AsaoTT7s COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTION FOB YOJNG LADIES.
azv CONAN 2. hssOTT, PEiNCifsL-

azv CONAN 2. sss0TT, PEiNcifkL-
soirg.er institute, Union PARK
THE AUTUMN TERM vii commence "e.h-s1sy,
Edfce erecfec and furnished a. zr ~xp-n-r g! tpg-i
ssvery fr01ssrd 90 arf present a. qrsf.b iscii
n, M .r,sf object a. have ever been combined IN any
ostitguos L. spacious Halls. IL Lecture Room,
Chemical and Philosophical 1sraigs, and ii- Casihetc
,os embrace every convenience Tor education - -
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90 FOR -AIE-A humber q desirable ots in ~
- slI.ge VI WOotsiocs. Ne.ichestrr CO. lyinE
east u A. sdlOinins tnc village u h0frssnls snd
a. unut~s ride ~ railroad f-cm the CRY Hal. To
ol. cynlan sbOul one acre each The s.laOn scrnrry
sna s-ner. 0csoa very desirable There are good
well u si-r, soc valuable improsen-r-- being m.ir
on he premises Lou divided 10 fat purchasers Tile
osI.oatsbi- Prc-s 10 0ts n0t-fAr, and n pay
n-n maze cay For p.sucg refer 20 NJ hes Estate
Agsrcy. s. Broadway Or ~ klcnAd Lawrence. 90 ne
premises - l"
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- .FoR Giles GONE. nuNrINoroN

r. FOR GLEN COVE, HUNIlNtION
sssa-Ls<.xiNAND NORTHPORr, l.. 1.-The steam
@,<'>''>~~-bost GALELLE. Capt \. Biyntenhurgh
Will continue her tips above touching Al Great Neck
eavng New York. from the west side ~ steamboat pier
Csthsrne Market Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays NJ
l0O'clock A. NJ and NorihpOri. Mondays, Wednesdays
.nd Ffdays ~ O'Clock a n. Fare fo Great Neck snd
Glen Cove l3cenis Huntington and Norhpoff ~ cents
Freight taken a. packet All persons forbid trust
INK any person account OF This boatof owners 30 I'M
rn-~- >TATEN ISLAND FERRY.-0n
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DoCroR,- cIe ron -ALE.

e. A strong src1rd .ts1d ~, VA ~ srli
- TX A. reaslrabI- prIr~ Apply az o. -
PIE Caflss's Livery stable. = IA
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CAUTION.-An Advertisement having appeared In
Nthe papers OF Plisburrh and elsewhere, Offering for
sal-, al A, b TAYLOR Co.'S, No. uague-st New
York, patent right TO use NJ Singers Machine for
Carving IL Wood and Metal, take notice. that the exclu
sv. Of said iayenton, with every Improvement he
maize thereon well ss The patent obtained are
cured TO subscribers by deed and Article OF agreement
record Ia The United sl'les Patent Once.
lis So SCHOLEY A RYAN. Plttshursh. Pa
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UsisERsIrY Or THs CITY Or Niw-Iosx'(
September 2. 1913,
THE FALL TERM u the University VIII open IN
j "Wednesday the l9n inst Candicsiosi Tor me seFe
"a Glasses can be examined on Tie previous Ilf.1hy a.
soclocs 81 Prot Looms bss accepted NE inslialOn
81 the Council resume the Char OF Aaibenaues aIo
Natural Philosophy u ne Uuiver.ily. -
~ n THEO FRELINOHUYsEN, Chancellor.
lJU-IC.-gR sTUCKLER, Professor Of Music and
NlCOmpOssr gives lesson on The piano ana 10 suslhk
on q quite ne~ and improved style. Ills experience OF
l5 years teaching 10 Germany, spain aud hnss.9 nas
enabled him impsn 10 his pupils me AT o. Siuslc
playing and singing-il snort ume Ladies ana seliie
ght their Al bis reslde0cs "hefe eso
sule and thOrO1g will be taught IN conneeuon wiln
nj. brother A 5 Schools attended Address ~ hes
80
THE MOUNT WARRINGTON COLLEGIATE
u SCHOOL 2ls Fourthst fronting Washing iOn-s4u-
cor u MacdOugast reopeDs Monday tho loiD % sep
tember Circulars for particular Information, may Dc ou
tanned al the bookstore % NJ. II. Newman % lss
Broadway or Of Mr. Carse, who resides II ice OulIong
erected for the Institution. - -
GEO. w. CLARKE, prnc,osls
s53w JAMES FANNlSG,
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sn A MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE CHEAP

.rr A MII,I PKUPEKT1 FVN 0fIF NIII..tI
Il or ,roud be exchanged Tor other property STU
as sfed on Deep River, 10 hr township 81 sou,a Am
b v County OF MiddieseX, y J. FIVE miles from aid1e-
ov-u Point and from The SJuth-Amboy Railroad, cor
.isiirr of mill with two run OF stone, good dWrung'
" 10 IS acres OF good land - being TO wood &C a.,
Terms made e-.y. Address or ID on JAMES a -,
ny. Ola Hrd.e. Middlesex Co. y. J. ~ u
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first omme ncemeat Of the Catholic College
at Worcester.
From the cors.posdsncs Of the Boston Post
Aot-~r Sr LAMA WOKcEsTKR. MASS July

AoUSr Sr. JAMES, WORcEsTER, MASS. July 20
Hsvlng reached the Noun, some time before the
exercises comrnsDced occupied the interval ia col
lectng few leading facts calculated % exhibit int
general character and present condition Of the College
Ii supersedes sort Of sem ual labor boarding
school for youth established about teen years ago by
the Rev Father Futon, believe Or At least carried on
by him for several years and II differs from most other
gate institutions combining preparatory school
In which boys are htied for college with college 10
tsct
The number Of students attached 10 the institu
ton either belonging TO the preparatory school OF
the college proper. IL 100
The cx. rcises performed In large ball. som'
20 Nv 50 fet IN dimensions An tho students seat
ed on platform II The head and there being
cant space and table between the two wings Of stu
dents come gentlemen connected with the public pres
were without any application on their part courteous
" invited 10 take seats At the table with up
slaves" TO make them sfrsid be hrs, line II seal
below the platform occupied ~ the Two Bishops
the President Father Mathew. the Proessors Gov pa
via, Judge Allen, Judge Barton, Rev. Mr.. q bnen C
Boston, and Orcstes A BrowDson. Ia the scsti
and the avenues between, there were perhaps thou
sand spectators
The young men recited l6 Different compositions
OF which, Liberty, written by son Of o A
Brownson. displayed good deal Of force though IL
opinions would not pass muster In radical club
The pupils have been taught To think
The nex, business was the couierring OF the degre
Of Bachelor of Arts, by President ksry under the
thOr.iy OF the chartered college Of Georgetown, ID
the graduating class consisting OF four young gen
tlemen.
Thirteen States represented In the College D.
students, and also Canada Cuba, Buenos Ayres Greece
and ireland