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NEW ORLEANS.


SATURDAY MORNINGS. FeBR'T ~. 1850.
cgEsTEsss. = IasI: q. ssssss ssas..sa
attempting % i'a's eonatsl,'it - ~
AsstrLT wlrH lsTEsr 70 kitE---Je Enalopa a1sil.
ne aet1l Of EecoreT Cfnsu upo1 IL 81 yht WA
sAssd opposite =. name yesterday 9 &c pss sllss
TkrxK Fopsp.-A irunk was fcpnd IN Bafsnndy s.rsss
a. Thursday night b tn watch, and conveyed 10 Tie First
eisn'spaliy Guardhoue, where y now awaits owner
PseKFocKRT -FicI,snj Crrs wa a1tvI re.,ers.v b,
~ Poiee on the pas q picking nsa
es csFTos ogsaaros Jepainss ard Michael Me-
stealing cotton iiem lie Louisiana Pres : -
. ssossE1 aoss 4, = ~ Mle.Id sd
% H; s z efnste lteks seyery thar be IS iying
II. nom me sn.s. q se iaaae. reeeIsed
az ~ ssr:s@ss Mora gid % b fugtye iouju.cs
iortis tit Of revolver from NJ Pslzsr ne sfeIe W.
found IN his possession - -
WHoLssALE TgrgT ;sese.Es Canpbsi. charged with
% SO, iron g. War, was locked Yesterday 70 avail -
CHAKex OF ARsor--Alice McGnaid va ar.r,,,s .s,.,
ass q s S 5sS ba as e Pes e &c ss
Hunt and occupied By Mrs Prehard and other. -
HARBoRINs a. sLAvE-A negro gin. named Hannah,
found yesterday secfeted il the bonae Of Mrs. Ie
rgs aud other articles of valuable ewey we've discovers
10 her poseq0n. Mr. L.szer taken custody o.
the charge Of haoans slave aid rscsiyine stolen goods
RosBEEyPsirieE Dnnniug, without making NE Of III
The transaction was performed by means Of chise which
opened trunk and gave The gtterng treasure Into the
eide upon the case.
sHocKrse AccIbksr IN Infant Burnt : fes,eraa,
afternoon, about O'Clock, infant aged IA months, slp
child Of Chars Barrett, who now. under conviction %
caused IL death IN two hours after the Mrs Bar
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Dec, Y, ls49-Haying been long acquainted with Doctor
WQ9ison Nren take pleasure in Recommending him 10 the
public Is worthy OF confidence for his industry accurate bust
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FoRElGN poRTS-

lROOMs-ioO dazen Nofhe.T in store aud Cor ale by
- fy0 y A. d. CRlEfF & co. Old I.eyee.
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I,. ~. .TgcKss0M = 90.

FTNHE Subscriber begs to return thanks 10 his friends and
the public in genera for the liberal patronage he has
taSea the Store No 9nAaaeiatica street. where he in
tends carrying on the business Of PAINTING, in all its
branches and hopes. by strict attention his duties 10
mem continuance of their support. Il. +. DEAyES
N ~ Az orders promptly attended to. iaaS 6m
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EAEcuIIvE OFFICE Baton Rouge, Dee. 80 1881 have
man Of upright character and worthy Of confidence
Dlo ISAAC JOHNSON. lsov La
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UffEtt-l500 kegs prime Western 500 firkins prime
6oahens luo half bbs Chocs Roll: In Store and I'm
sale BY ttyD 81 A. d. GRIEFF CO.. Old Leyee
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In all eases OF Female Diseases the Gaiyanc Belt l. al IN
esmable value. Ii would take many columns were We To
give the numerous testimonials which have been received from
the highest and most respectable Ladies in all parts Of the
Union. Weakness irregularities, low spirits, pain in Tie
breast and side, chorOss uor albas poapsus nte or falling
of the womb, cosiveness INSTRUCTED or aiicn
general postraon Of the system, and all affections Of similar
character. Immediately and permanently relieved nv th
simple and beautiful invention. The eneryating nature Of our
climate renders some natural stmVaRt necessary for tbe
preservation OF female health and surely nothing can be 50
sale eeaeious the snlant which Nature herself has
proyied This y lidtpaRfsm and its application by the
Gavanc Belt and Magnetic Fluid in every respect pesan
and agreeable No Inconvenience attends its nse and the
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~ FnOrAI- Epyy. H. P0MRoY, has taken an
9fl1ek et No - Connlgn street, hsairs. fy1a i'm
AZ kAIOk AIs-A. q. WILBUR & CO., have removed |
-Lrcll - - 4 L
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SUCCESS OF DIR. GILBERT.

SOOCAASS vi OEhs tflLbEHtTs
NEW ORLEANS, January, 1880
This is to certify that had terrible sore on my face for
some years, and that ii treated by eminent medical
WHO were unable 10 relieve me- The disease located
o ny forehead and was spreading in alarming manner.
heard Of Dr. GLBERr success curing Cancers. went
70 Memphs and put myself under his Treatment. He pro-
hoqe the disease cancer and enred and have been
Wen Tor about two J. therefore, take great pleasure IN
pepern what he undertakes.
fss w. NJ. FLEMING.
L AADlNG AND IN STORE
FORT WINE~-SCO packages, =
SWEET MALAGA DRY Do SHERRY WINE:
BKAkDY-P inet, Castillion q IN. e.-777t
STRAW PAPER-iOOO realms t
shOE. AND TEA pAPER,--5OOr eanas
~ HARS-l 900 GOO: TOR ri, ll-Ill naekanea.
SWEET OIls-6O0 baskets =
CQRkSa MACE; NUTMEGS.
GLONES--26 bbs: for sale INV
hl ~ J. HART q CO.. 70 Tehoupitoulas ST.
IRISH HEREIINss AND SALMON
l. 81 kegs very fine ROE HERRING:
30 dozen uad ID. canister SALMON: lust landed and
- tcf sale by E. WOOD & CO.,
g9 Post n, Second Municipality.
SALH-ceaEe and Fine Liverpool Salt in BIeaehed and
gnbleaehea saahs audipg and 10 and for sale By
iys0 JOHN TOOlsE, Is Bank Place,
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Gl4 O. j. MEEKER < Co.. Sc Poydras st.
Ia FOR SAN FRANCISCO. Calforaia-Pasket
es'-HasA fast sailing ship ONTARIO. Capt Henry A.
Cheever having great portion of her engaged
and going board. will sail about the 20h March, This
vessel has splendid cabin and eage accommodations and
Is well found in every respect For freight PASSAGE apply
PARADISE, LANRASON n CO., f
fys0 or to DEWEY CLARK, 81 Gravier ST.
cabin Passage $50 Storage $50 and found
n. For SAN FRANCISCO PositiUeiy he First
fA Vesset taat is not Ready Loaded-Tle substantial
- cOppered and copper fastened brig CfClOPS,
Il. Calhoun she has board two-thirs Of her
cargo, and will leave about the 18TH inst For balance Of
at Lafayette, orfo BAREII.I Y CO, 81 Common s.
N b. This vessel will Insure on best terms. fyl3
ga FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CaliGornia-The well
.az.. basks- laABAA9A. Capt. Wall. will have early
dispatch for the ab0sofrta am can handsomely
date few cabin Fer freight or apply
JOHN w. ANDREWS y co. 81 Common 81.
ty9 orto .. ]. MEEkER Co. % Poydias street.
Ga FOR SAN FRANCISCO, Cailornia--Fhe a
ekA coppefed and copper fastened well known clipper
ssaa bark FLORIDA, Q. Ellery, master, viii sal as
ty of freight and being Ieraraby iasthnE vessel Il Is
expected she will make the trip in less time Than any vessel
that has yet sailed ios that port The accommodation for
passengers unsurQased being entirely u far.
She spaTcuary aapted 70 those travelling wh Their ln1ni
lies Noseelage second cabin nnhar
OF cabin passengers limited Those persons going 70 Cali.
ioria, who wish quick and psazo tp bad heller secure
their tickets quoshes opportunity Of the kind viii again
eccur E9s ssghL o. psAse appS on beard at post 8.
@4 K. II. HARRISON co. I4Snvisrr,.
JAZZ or o, WiCkHAM, IS Common street.
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e. n L.. s. Mali OHIO-For Louisville Mad-
son, Cincinnati, and an intermediate Iandines
sz5ssEyk oHsATURDAY. I'D inst, az o'clock. ?.
steamer OHIO j. L. Black master IS now receiving freight
and will leave as above. For freight passage, having
peOf accommodations, apply board. POgdras street
wharf OF TO HYDE & OGLESBY, IL Poydras st.
he Ohio an entirely boat, built this expressly
Tor the Cincinnati trade with all the modern Improvements or
!he comfort and Of passengers, and being of very
hght diAngt, will meet with no delay account Of low
water ff21
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. 6 OGLEsBY. u Poydras 4.


. W. h. Z. ,, Mail BllhEFE -fOr LOTaIgVil7e.
lrsakE Cincinnati, Wheeling and Pittsbnrg = The
splendid and fast running passenger steamer
BUCKEYE, A. Devon. master, Is now receiving freight
and will leave above MONDAY, the 18th iast al
O'Clock r. N. positively For freight passage, having
unsurpassed accommodations apply board. Poydras
fy8 HYDE & oGLEsBY. u Poydrass i.
n b. The Buckeye i an entirely boat built ex-
pressly for the Cincinnati trade.
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s|4se1as5A TUX VAIlIFUfNTA NhaEres- E.eqi7nl'
EikE4t Monthly Paeket-The splendid steamship ALA
snzAH,a ia MA, J. J.Wnght, commander, win leave
for Chagres direct, on A U RID A Y, yh March, at
RATES or PASSAGE:
IL M SavIn ~
k3 An experienced Surgeon is attached to the Alabama,
securing to passengers the best medical attendance
No passage secured until paid Or. Freight cents per
eq5i loot For freight e gssssge, apply 70
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IIsIIsg.asf For St Louis and Missouri Rivcr-The eIe
sas5yzSFssz CANT and swift running steamer PATRICK
HENRY, Capt J. r. Crosey, will leave for the above and
AL Intermediate landings on MONDAY the 18th inst al
O'Clock positively For freight or passage, having
s aceconmodaions apply on boar at Poydras
1yss HYDE s. oGIEsBY. 70 Pordra. 4 !
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CITY RA1NK-

=. xr,r.x... New Ofleane, January y, 1850 "
view 10 the speedy withdrawal from
circulation Of all the Notes Of Ibis Bank, the charter Of
which will expire the LIST day Of May next The holders Of
me Notes requested present them f redemption al
thf counter OF the Bank aa curly az practicable.
Ja6U cod tlap n. j. PABFREf. Caahier.
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nr. Christie,s GALVANIc NEcKLAnr

Is used Tor all Complains affecting the Throat or Head such
as bronchitis, inflammation of the throat nervous and sick
headache dizziness Of the head, neuralgia in the face hnT
zng or roaring in the ears deafne which generally called
nervous and that distressing complaint called tic dououIeux
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N.5 !. The COMMODORE PERRY y For
[eA7 ~ q Cincinnati. Louisyils. Wheelpg ard Pits
burgf be new fasf.rnnung and splendid pas
seu ger Steamer COMMODORE FERRY, Capt. j. Scot,
receiving freight and will leave above SAT-
URDAH the 23d instant, II O'Clock d. For freight
passage, having unsurpassed accommodations, apply
board, at PoydTas street wharf, or 10
q .FrlHK efrae
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would we could stop with saying that Il mere
good for nothing bat We cannot IL mas 49,
sioned much embttered feeling. IL has calied in,o
activity all the heated passions OF both parties
ba, threatened the Union ITSELF II has ahens'e9
the North and South, perhaps irreconclaoiy Anu
ali this-for what Why for the assertion OF
right TO dictate. where none existed or even II tne
risbt be admitted, il can continue to be valid only
few months, or q year or two AZ most
al must confess. that to me, humble, qu'e'
oouptrydweller, who never descended into the are
ma OF political controversy, there has seldom
greater nonsense ever presented itself 70 my no
ice than this said Proviso. IL Is impossible 70 de-
fend il, on any stable grounds OF Jas GeH''H"
which republic admits
The Professor. however, is not to be regarded as
the friend OF Slavery. Not he. He brings N ten
good reasons why it should be deemed an evil, the
first Of which is, tell it not in GATH after all the
"exegesis on the other side, that 1t is contrary
to the frst and fundamental principles OF the BIZ
Bile. which declare. tina. all are Of one blood The
few pages which Professor Stuart devotes to this
subject, toward the close of his pamphlet, after
such an elaborate apology for Slavery as comPoses
tie BODY Of the work. reminds Of the description
given Of certain time server in another age, that
he built q church to the Almighty on one side OF
tic road, snd chapel 70 the devil on the other.
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which the execution Of this plan would give to is
throw wide belt Of civilization across this cont
nent, teeming with its busy millions, az they exc
cute the orders of Europe on Asia, and bring back
responses from Asia to Europe: these, and such
like, are some OF the commercial aspects Of the
picture.
But the moral, social and political results to be
anticipated in the accomplishment of this great
work exceed, If possible, in importance and mag
nifcence Of design. their grandest commercial fes
lures. Nothing bat the trump Of the last day.
apparently, could dissolve this Union, lying. as it
would, under, and feeling forever, this enduring
chain, growing stronger and stronger by the pro
ores. of time. And what power in such a state
OF things could disturb the peace OF the world =
The interests Of all nations your Committee think,
would demand perpetuity Of the most am'cabe
relations with each other. To be continued.
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Inportatious.
The following is an extract of letter
from gentleman Of this City, dated

EEV1rr u
LIVERPOOL, Monday, May G. 1850.
Look out for asquall. The quantity Of Iron aud
Dry Goods shipped from this country TO the United
States for several months past is beyond all prece
dent and see no prospect OF any abatement. In
most Of the manufacturing towns there is now con-
siderable activity, and much Of it is upon contracts
with the agents of American houses. l have great
confidence in the New-YorA market, and in the
capacity Of our country to consume aud pay Tor a
large amount of goods but if l mistake not, the
firm owing the least money at the end OF the pre-
sent year will be the best off The failure Of the
crop In Europe in 1886. and the Mexican War,
which has already furnished about thirty millions
of Government credit for remittance, have served
hitherto to Keep things toleraby well balanced, bat
these cannot always be relied upon
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PnRnoNT AND DEAKNAS FERRY.-AR ADJOURN
. a meeting Of the citizens Of Piermons was held
on Saturday evening when the Committee who
had been previously appointed TO select site for
tie Ferry dock near the village, reported in favor
Of the cross dock near the Erie pier, from which
plank road will have to be built 20 the platform.
The meeting was vel attended, and spirited
speeches were made by Mr. Hezekiah c. Seymour
and others, upon the necessity Of prompt and Wig
orous action on the part Of the Piermonters' to
secure 10 to their village the advantages ex-
tended TO them by the Ferry. Several interesting
letters were read from Nessrs. VIM. b. AstOr, ia
cob Little, Marshall o. Roberts lone Of the Direc-
tors Of the Erie Ros6,) John NJ Bradhurst Hon.
George Folsom, Hon. 6ov'r Kemble, tone Of the
Directors Of the Hudson River Road,) &c.
On motion, committee consisting Of Messrs.
II. Wes.eryelt, John G. BIauyelt silas Miller, p b.
Wendle, and P. II. Talman, were appointed with
power to conclude an arrangement with the Ferry
Company, in respect to the location OF the Ferry
landing, 10 decide on the plan OF constructing the
road recommended in the report, and TO carry ineo
eieo, the object Of the report
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From n1ayaEuez, p. X.

Late accounts from Porto Rico state that in con
sequence Of the complaints Of the American Con
sui at Msyaguez agains! the Captain OF the PORT
at that place in reference to the American Captaa
and crew Of the wrecked schooner North Carolina
acornmission was sent from ST. Johns, Porto Rioo
by order Of the Csptan General Of Marine at Hava-
ne, to take the command from said Captain Of the
Pert and to commence legal proceedings against
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TO PRINTERS
EEw.YCRK TYPE FOUNDRY,

el Ann-sL year "llemS-l ss..
TIVE SUBSCRIBERS having purchased ~ W sfs
Il cry Of Sir George B Lothian les;sbAsnen ~ IA. ger
prepared TO furnish PRIMERS and sisf olhf
known and superior MCs.e, Greek, Heofs"
Also MesI and Wood Types from al The aiss.s 4. he
dIies, and every article required " p1."'s
lowest prices f5r cszh or epEroysa paJy,r GIgFlNG
PCCORTELYOUof tho late hrm oeS BIZ :, hs pssS
suerIfuliy sollcits lie patronage Of M pis''s
- pe,- reyspspers intending TO deal ,Tss ~
une i,bing he shove Including MS note ~ an be psa
fore Sept l. 1880 and sending 20 ~ heir BIN u A.
,.vhsr A. az uarcbs 81 tines tne snoun. W .rss.e'urs
,sres .sIeeied from specimens OF our OVID S sDI tws
New-York JuEe ], lsoo :. ..1.>s
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sCHOOLEYs MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, ~ Y.
Rel, MONT HALL.

THIS WELL KNOWN AND FAVORlTE PLACsQ
GUNNER resort will reopen for the reception OF vso
on he lCu inst Many Improvements have Oeen ma1e y
the buildings and grounds since tbs last season the
TtLdsh" connected TO this eslabshment so sas.oa
be retired, ard yet convenient 70 me main ouhalpk
This lis en- entirely new building hsyiog been lately buL
and furnished In The beat sye The rooms are 80 arsns
a. 10 communicate ard be converted into private pHo
The whole establish Is hia ned up IN sluperd
iiy.e and he accommodations are uasurpsssed honns
shall be omitted on the part Of the management Oeonr
manly snd experienced persons are engaged 10 Ill e'''
department. All communications addressed
VIM. h. A HINCHhA
Schooley's Mountain Springs, June ], 1885, a.,
Route via Morris and Essex Railroad. Ticket OtceN.
COrland-sL Leave every mOrnirg a. M. Inf-t..
from Sew.York In hours. Leave Philadelpha 49,;
mornng Of NJ foot WanutsL via New ersey asfos.
for EewsTk Connect n AID (. RE-. Through "a ssos'
ie5 6leods
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~ mr.. De Laney, 81 Lispensrd-sL near Broadway,
nav be consulted daily nom A. ID. to P. ID. mys I'm
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~ Lebanon Springs WateF-Cure Establish
n'Snt h row open on la Go summer For Information
sddrsss Tmys lm'l N. BEDORrHA, ND.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

- Fewlers & Wells, Phreneiogists and Pus'
I,sherr CInloa Hall. ISL Nssssu-st near The PNx
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~ DIR, shew,s Water-Cure Institutfon, cor
nsT Tw -inh-sL and Universry-psce. msu
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~ Notice.-PursuHnI 10 an act 20 amend he Carer
Of Inc Schenectady aud Cslsx Railroad Company pass
ed March 1850 notice hereby given mat the books for
receiving subscriptions the capital stock Of the said Cor
poraton will be reopened 81 the ONCE OF VAN ELecK
Paws JRuncey court, 50 Wal-sL In tho City OF New
York the 2ilh day OF June mex, AZ Ii O'Clock, AN
-
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soHooLEx,s MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, M

THIS ESTABLISHMENT, 80 ong 900 .a.ss rS.d
known 10 the public vi be opened Tor mo fsCsy -.
visitors on the i6lh Of June next The no1s7 s,,,
greatly enlarged during the past year furnifnns 81 ~,
sve dlningrOOID eTge number OF gOodsIe1 .,Ios-
ventilated bedchsmbeFs and new ADD spsei'o a-se /,
AlreR!y ard really furnished With epscsA 1000.
convenience ard comfort Connected WIN us,1.l "a
n.nt are several cottages 80 situated % DE- fefes,
VET convenient 10 tho mai1 buhdinE. s 80 x
vii be Jet 70 suit DE wishes Of apYle.Di r, - ssa
fitted up 10 Superior style sDd The I, ~
signed 70 be t6ual % those OF sny "a'fnas'pisse
NE rsers.gred having bccoiae iae sole pr9pnssDs -
Give III Whole attention 10 the t5sness ara VIII "a
sisted in IT, management ny NJ JAM n Wv"
oIher gealemsD 81 JOSEPH n. Marsh
c.h,ols.,, Mounaiu Nay y, 1850. my5i 5lNm.
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r. DIR. Houshton's Water Cure Estaoiish-
Rnssvsv myls I'M
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pAR lHON-A full assortment Of Ulster English re-
ID fpsd snd common iror, for sale by
So PETITE L MANN, 22S S0utasl
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HANGINGs-rsPer toocy po To1s cf sale u nsnas'
,r.rr pies GIUtIY DEahicAso"' -
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SCHOOLS.
TARRYToWN INsTITUT

TARRXTOWN INSTITUTE.
A sTs115,oTs u a NEwMGN P2ncp pal '''''
Ia ibis Institution young gentlemen VII 10 thoroughly 10,
siructed 10 all he brarchts q 81 English aud Classical
educaiOn recuse Cor COMMERCIAL pursuits or entering
Tfere ere TWO terms IN year. each Eve months The
" inter- on he frst Of November. Terms reasonable.
Circulars containing particulars references &e can 10
o5Ained Al sPeong shePnaTas oOoksole lst b DAD
WAy, New-YOrf or Oy GddresinZ note 10 ne PRINCIPAL
uy20 eoda
FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
n Madame h tx hss removed ner French and E1giar
Boarding and Day sehool hon Csrrol-pses % lol
e. Asrksp near Firstsy Tire Eew lccEdcr "a open
ard airy with large garden, and the LoCse, double
one with every modern eunvenierce She invites thOse
having daughters for Wnom iney desire thorough and
Erstcltss ecucsiAn al branches, call and examine
Der tesgm1nias shc hAE bad o9nnitleC her he
dsu ghiers Of many Of the leading families Of lhs city and
car refer 10 al my7n
EOVERNRSs.-A lady, who Is thorough English
private family hst.cless school Along ihus
pPlsh branches abe il c0mpeer - Instruct Il rls.c
csn give most 1rcuestousb s les onas; would nave 10
teciiors ~ travel with q family. Address Miss "a"
LOW, Tribune Once, New-fork. leloe.1~
yEUstC TEACHER WAHTED-AT BURLiNo-
nan ~ L..ii,i5t MAJ escbs he must 30 an Or
gAIis understand tbs Choral Service OF We N -
EpseoItl Church, ard be so.e 20 .s ~ ooii, on he
Psno Forte. IL u desirable La &c . .i'.,
Ter Of re church Address o. w. he~ia SnL1sSo'
NJ Jet-.
1,,o pp0pDYETORs or BOARDING SCHOOLS
orr ~ TIJE CITY The advertiser wishes 70 send
one ~ tso boTs s1d pay for tuition and board Ia p
sno- Forte Address E. o. rr5ursOfce. les i've
no.RDISG SCHOOL FOR BOYs.-Irying
ID insrluie, TsTryown, n. Y. Pupils admitted a. any
tsls 81 O ,rs - WIN P. LYON, A. NJ Principal
,--,----.-----.----z-----u--
DAR IHON-A full assortment Of Ulster English re-
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~ Water-Eure House.-r. L. NICHOLS, " D. AID
Ms 81 Cove NICHOLS, Wafer Cure Physicians 81 "ess
fweny-secondsL Patients received FOR fnl or day feei-
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EE Medical ClHirVOy ance.-lEai disease may be
perceived aud IT'S proper remedies suggested Ia what 10
called the mesmerc state more properly 10 That s1pe
Nor psychological condition ia which q msnested clair
voyance Il Ia now late 10 deny. Hundreds and N Ju
sands throughout tho ciVivized word attest TO is
truh and evidence Of The iac ses spontaneously every
hand.
Mrs NEITHER, a distinguished clsirYoyant OF Bridge
port Conn has been employing her wonderful powers for
the pest year In he examination treatment add euro OF
diseases Nrs has performed some OF the most aston
ishng equssd IN any age OF the world, and nAs
never failed sOrd tief where her Instructions nave
been followed with suy degree Of accuracy She has now
over 500 patients under treatment She confines herself
solely 10 The treatment OF disease, aud 10 very re-
sTFsble psychological operator and applies Il Ia all cases
wbse il Is for the good Of the patients Those VINO wish
spnlying 10 r. Meter 90 Narckst st. Ohns PARK.
B-PersOns that sick and confined 10 their oeds
unable get out be examined al Iher Iesldences
lea a.