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ei,trl HING


gEJH&p NEXT! THE J0URHGYMEh PAlEr
~ ORE COOPERATIVE UNION TAILORING Vs.
VABLlsHMEFT, l54 Ma san's one door south OF Seek
ln 10 nov open Tor business and public inspeccH FheT
ny,lc their fellow and cisizens 10 CD 'ose gar
nea iron, Ep,ndid Ssor'ed stock OF Fan and Wn!sc
hoods Every garment Is warranted 90 a. sud msdo N
he 1nos, f7sh,opsbe du able style We say IN word
come aua ssa xhtt working mechanics hsT7 done, cAa
and viii do
n As the operative Union has lsaued Scrip money
he4 beg 10 MORN who sympsbtze 18th heir move
en and all pers dealing in sgch srcles "a STE ued
~ nbers OF said UGioE coal four groceFlea &c-lhsI
scrp they may sccep. irrm said membsr, tor
money guOds they shall eve clohing from aad j.
ion al per ineres for the time SAID scrip DO nor pre-
sened ISIS In WEN. GRANGER, Secretary
XAII3lIAnr HINDuAUGH, Merchant Yalor, Of
~ Vesoy.s AsIor Huu t, hoss leave 10 Inform hl7
fends the punc generally that he has Just returned
rom business Zip Europe where hs visited the bos
manufactures that could be found ard from which he Oh
ianed Cloths Csssmeres SILK and Cashmere Vestiugs Of
The fabric that he produced aud Of tho very latest
and moot approved styles He would call attention 10 this
and hnis he may that he hAs stye OF
Establishment In the city Of ala lmeodSTuSThf
tgEp,s AND Boys OL0TnING, wholeIaIe
t'a and Retail q, very low prices. The subicrhef,
JACOB VAHDERBlLv, 81 FuonGt invites bis friends
ard ihs puo!c hs Fall ard Winter atock OF clothing,
which consists OF thousand ready made garments
equal every respect the best custom WORK Alaoi
i've hundred pieces OF fashionable goods which VIII
be- made In that cannot be surpassed Your
ra'rer eRe 10 respectfully solicited
oS Heod JACOR VANDERBILT, 81 Fslton.sL
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FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE
ATLANTIC AND HERMANN.
FURTHER ADVANCE IN COTTON
state OF the Markets.

rhe Collins steamer Atanec, Capt West, and
the Bremen steamec Hermann Capt C'aofree' oo'h
ayyived at this port yesterday morning Ine der
,nsnr sailed from southampton on the 2osh uls and
by,nes no dates later than those OF the Cambria.
The Atlantic left Liverpool on the goth and brings
intelligence four days later.
Capt. West reports that the steamer encounter
ed succersion OF heavy aud Violent gales, head
winds, heavy seas aud iogs during the whole pas
gage which has bsen tbs cause of her making such
an unusually long passage. The Atlantic, on shi"
voyage, has had a moat severe trial, bat behaved
nobly. The passengers spsak Of her performances
In the highest terms.
The Hermann spoke the Pacific on the 50 ihss'
days out. in lat 46o so long 500 25|.
The political intelligence by these arrivals Is NO.
important. :. co..on
further advance has taken place in oo''oh'
The following details OF the news are fnaoe "
from our British and Continental papers,
ENGLAND.
Nevvs from the American h1peoitio& Al AoA
of franklin
A latter has been received at Aberdeen from the
,oate of the English whsle.hbip Alexander, OF
Dnndee. stating ibat the two American vessels
Advance and Rescue, were wess OF Devil Thumb,
Greenland.
The letter is dated July rs, in the neghborhood OF
Malville Raw,
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miscellaneous

The Berfe Stats Au7etser Of Sept IL contains
the proclamation OF the Grand Duke Of Mecken-
burg SchEeri0, by which, in pursuance OF the juds-
meAs Of the Court Of Arbitration, the Constitution
10 abolished
TIE Smabian Mercury publishes shs outlines of
shs rev Constitution of the Germsnic Oonfedera-
zion which Austria proposes TO submit to she consid
Grafton Of the Council Of States which i has az
semb!ed at Frankfort This Constitution ia com.
biraton of all the projects, which formerly have
been started 70 meetyha difficulties of theq1sston,
viz Directory in which P1as.iR and Austria
preside BY rotation Smile ihe lesser States rep
resented in bs,ches (Erappegteslss and, ID sddi
ten representation OF the people, or rather OF the
peoples, proceeding rom the Diets of the individual
States Tbs Austrian monarchy with all its crown
auda and dependencies, is 20 form part Of this Con
federation.
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COAL.

6N@AL.-A fine Assoumeut Of Authrsclle Coal OF a
" peror qualify. euahs for furnaces, rsDges CRATES,
Nc Conauu ara OF procuring theiS coal very
low rae will 60 well give the auhactoer esrly cs.
CO Inn 0EORE A. SPARKS 205 snj 17 Prsakliu 81.
6rG,AA., REDOh WITH asH--ghe lowea mMhst
u price Lsrge Nut $3.50; Stove and Egg 3d. al yards
479 Broome 81. near Wooster and 3l5 BOwery
sl4 SmS JACOB WEEKS Jr Il hEPHEWS.
asOAL.-I am selling coal usual Of tho besI quality
Schesper than any other dealer IN tbs City from sy
yard OF King and Greenwich sis.
sls Sw* PEYER CLIH7oH,
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4 CAkD.-fne undersigned beEs loaEs 20 draw as al.
"A scaou OF Architects In gtDeefs Msehinizs O2ucGas
Fschakez jewelers. and manfcT1rera Of all kinds Of In
gTum-Dls his and extensive Lssorimant Of sna ENG
klSH (SFUEs) AID SWISS FiLEe AND POOLS, AIS,
bis i'm ported and own manufactured SA7HEAAYiCAk
DRAWING INSTRUMENTS Of 51 e. sri EugiisE stye
which be oferS very reaEorEble piceJ OrieFr oY zn
xtnd OF tD,UurneuU VIII he promptly executed by =
sfBBNAaNH iprorer Of "Achnasers and Jewelers.
Ycs Ant Foois aHd alsnafAcsIsz o. aaa l1sulmeai *
Rulicas, SO l2'
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sar. rsnrs. lork unlysrn,rr- 4c. De psg1uaent-

xsF- News. Z ork UnfYornity-tis 4icai OepsrimeEG-
rs r.n,t of the University LAX great pleasure
10 announcing tha they have filed The To Tacsn ChsS IN
,1ey lusrou ay gentlemen oprceminent sndlnH 10 ihe
respective departments Dr. Eshs osftleil Professor Of
me institutes AID Trsclce OF Medicine IN the Louisville
IJnversii7 an d ser,usl 9roEs Professor OF 91rgey
= - T1utxv1e University having both resigned their
..oJ,bis in ,6st In.1ton have been elested
sccrpted the Chair OF Institutes End Practice OF
{Sedc,u h9 Chair 81 Surgery in inc University
u In tbe.s ssc,ona Inc Faculty have looked only the
rest and permanent ineTesIa OF ihelf school sod Ihsy
Zee ths these sppoinunonis While hey nasi secure tho
anIyersa Of be pros''on VIZ Afford An ealesi
8ESSiOn 1S50.5ls
pr. Te.tnrss viii commences GA Hondhy, me 2sl Of
0ctober, and 10 continued to The lsai day Of Teonsry
GRANVILLE SHARPE "ATTIsoN M u Professor o. gene
aAaTYN PAlxg, u D. Professor Of kstef!s Msdc@ and
GnngIrs BEDFORD III D Professor OF Midwifery and
oisetsss OF Women ard Children.
jonn W DRAPER. SD Professor OF Chemistry and
'4 ES .i9 s4arLzTrmp Professor Of ho Institutes and
tt,'5rt 0 eEoss, MD Professor st5urgeTy.
Ijrr.orst7atoy of 4inqtony-WfLLiAM DA2LiHs. "A q
Yh9 Faculty, VIII be seen have sdded me deP15nea.
Of Physiology the chair Of Chem sir3 aho E9i UtaPef
g 10 titTe IL addition TO hts regular coufss OF Shehie
~ give Two evening lectures on Physiology The sdYsn'
this srrsD cement uHst be obvious 70 eYery
hs Professor ~ Ausomy will also deliver an additional
lecture in bis depar,men al evening ho9f In order 10
Afford ample porMnies 10 their pupils for 'adglng af
sss practically the Faculty have determined 10 open ihroS
gS,c,l sud Medical clinqae bs held by Prof
"a an o6sIeuc cpuque 70 be oyery sooday uader The
direction OF Pref sedtofd Fac most Interesting diseases
fVnnap and Children WILDE brous before inecIsss sud
5lIq Jscras Upon by he Professor Fhs clrss vii sl'9
e an suppy Of Midwifery cesss TO Be attended,
this bOus4t OF the patients. 80
Esdicai and Surgical c!nlque viii % held syefy
Ue3esday undsr he direction Of Pofs Saiue@ spd a'-
Ga addition % these meas o studying dlso.ao, sas
f;sw.Yors Hospital the Bellevue Hoipal the GJe and
Ear InfIm4y, inc vaftous DspensesS ana inhttnatl9s
rs al accessible 10 tho student clinical ihAHucuoR u
siyen every day 81 the Eew.Yofk HosptiAl ~
The di.secnue room will be open on ne ls d2 OF Qc9
100 Tor The fn curre 81 Lectures, S05 hatrlcrlAlioa
fee, s.; Practical Anaiomy, So Graduatlos fe9 w;
IN. commencement I'll take place early u iss'ca
KS JOHN " DRAPER, D.
Secretary cf The Kscuity $50 Fonr'1,ss.
S-,sooa board from s. 80 20 IS peF week andsntS
kyTiyiFe In Town piesso cal al 'ee edica Ieh9s
30 groe,lsag snd AJAX 1r the Janlof ri foLASA wv
viii conduct j6su TO boarding houSef
e Stnrr.Nlh .rdS l4A4t
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MUSIC.

I7mANUEL BRANDIKs, late OF Vienna Professor
4Aof Piano aud 5tSsiug, thoroughly familiar with she
EuglIsh French Italian Ge'usn languages possess
log very eYpediious method OF musical inst ucilop re-
grsety cfers his servces the pnb c schools OF
Nery.York ard yle1iy Ho is ready receive pupils
siIber NJ bis residence 2s0 BouS'on ~ or hgif own.
FERNS moderate Apply 280 Houston at netweeo snc 8
or 6 and O'clock, Gould Goa formerly Ri
eg Co.'S music store 1877 Broadway References II re-
CURED. Oh m
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GRApEs ZOE TEE TARLE.

g7XCELLEHT GRAPES for desen from 6 70 10 cent?
Il per ID al he depottor Cozzenss vineyard,
Al Dobbs. Ferry. 8 ohns Nsw-York
GRAPES FOB PIES AID JELLtE5,
Loose ripe ard Immature liabellAI from 10 censs
per 10.
OF cholCo variety from The vineyard ard At whole
o. In j. COZZEHS Jeaa-st
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AmPe-S75, 900 Having added lsrgey 70 M for.
1ner SICK now have nsnd the isrgsst ana b@sl
lectsG stock 70 be found In ih city Consisting Of all the
riou siylss OF Lamps or lard oil csnphene spiis s9d
phosgene gea Aso hall ard other lanterns, gran
does chandeliers ceOdelebras tsoe cutlery fancy cra
merits &C kc OIL csnphenei rplItt gas phosgene gag,
wickg, gissIea nc
B-Ja.s received, lsrge Iot Of veJ bea1itfa China
YIses ali o. which will be gold ehss2er asn al any omar
houfe in his ri'y Goods iosret for parues
CHARLES FULLER us Gteeowtch-st
OF 2mf between " errer and Chambers Eh
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70. Grange Mountain Warsr-CEre.-Or. CARL
oS1Hz HIS succsedad Dr. HeokeT II the msoich direction
= lb= Institution The establishment IL situsted Ia sou'n
rsnpe F,1sx County, New Jersey one houfa ride from
lie civ by Morrta and Essex Railway Visitor. iake ths
Yerry beat at the foot OF Cortlan4tst at "a and y
p Priyrts be,hs ars attached OF the patients
s - h'' a27f
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oLMszrAplg rArENg sFoYEs

HALLS cEuRcEzs STORES. FAkLo2S, oFFIcEs, &C.
rE1HE Su BsCKI5ER would eau tas attention OF ihosc
In want OF Stoves TO hia compete assortment Of shs
mos, approved patterns OF heating and cooking soreG
So manufacturer and dealer N pi Gnd Jspsnred Pin.
ware Britannia and general H01seH1rnishnK 0ooos. Mica
B,ove Ornaments and trimmings Stoves cleaned. pfs-
pared sad put az Ebori notes and little expense
J Q. ANDREWS,
Successor to ? H 4roIohdZs
III Inn 30 w sler.at
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DENMARK AND THE DuoEIES.
Eat&at from, the Sea6 of War,

RENpsBURG, september l9.
A sudden movement on The Danish night wing
during Tuesday night led TO the sapPosivson thai
an attack on the position held by the troops to tho
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60 For SaIe-A Wing Hewspapof With good cir.
oui5toD and advertising patronage IN County OF thl'
sntr Tbe present proprietor wishes 10 change his 1us
res- ard ,E sell ont on favorable terms part OF me
purchase money only VIII be required II the purchaser de-
srs AN active practical printer who has smai capital
"a can do bia ediLnR, do vsu b. puFchaalng
f1oniTr II his efHcs 81 Il
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r. VYnter-Uure Insitute-C City and Ooun-
Dr. TRAi recsiyes patients at the couUlodous city
tsiAbshfIteut 10 Lsightsi ard Al Oyser Bsy, L. Com
uuucalon daily bew places By steamboat and
railroad General practice attended TO- ConsuiIsHonS o.
n I'M
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SCHt)4j1s
LIBERTY NoaNrAL tsrTrUrv

INCORPORATED BY AN ACT or rHE LEGISLATURE
LOCATED At LIBERSY, sULLIVAN CO n "
A n ACADEkY and Boarding scnco fog Youog [,,di@s
1Atnd GentlemeE-ths eist cIoenai7e uos t1ornu IN
and practical School IL hs country particularly I'd .ptd
for teachers every puoi be!ng required 10 soosrrts
same in the State Normal schooi az Alpsuy Mr. John
stocdgrd. Principal hirs Cinderella Geg1ry Vice.
Principal Il Is como'eie IN eli It's cepartmants FnFl,b
Classical Frent and OruamenIAi eco plaasd Each
er furnished for each Ex2entes-For bosrd, wasnn Z
Hzhis snj yuiIion In all be Ergso branches abort 90
per anuum Including iFrecch and Music piknO.fire
rtout $40 TIE Winter term commetc-s Monday,
Oct IS prd continues p weeks Pupts will bs IN
81 the lin Nov Apply 10 suilwel own1 Co u Cort.
lsud-st or Cornsh Lsm2oYt Co 20 Pesr st whsrs ctr
cu1rs may be Obtained snd every reqn,ite Information
given. JOHN D ~ ArhtSS N D.
c9 lws FOUNDER and Prustee-
HALE BQARDIHG SCHOOL AT WILTON CONN.
ABEL WHIrLOCh, Principal
DERs0NS viihirg tnfornoaou OF this School ars re-
specially Invited peruse s circulars, with n1ne7 OF
patrons whom reference ia made
The School can be Conveniently Waited by he New YORK
and New. Ba7el Rsilroa5 which affords opportunity 10
return tc the city on tho same day.
ne rqmber Of pupil: during he Summer has been about
s., mosty from n. City
Boys nnder IL years age received $50 per guar
ter. with extra charges
Circulars be had at l9e Broadway IS Bovery and 74
CbRhem-st ". 7.
An interview car be had with Mr. whitock al 1873 Broad.
way, on each Tuesday IN October from u 10 O'Clock
$50 l2l*
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AAJGHDOYg SHADES! AILT GORHICEs DRA.
W Perry MUBLINS hc-SsLnles sbOnt Furnishing
!hsis Windows With The aho7e Ac1eisa sill and - J
WOOpBORD'S, 296 Broadway, tins lsrgesi and bcst 80
In city several syles dsssT before intro
duced La New YORK Lace Eud nusltn curtains, drspey
sisaelg loops Girf bands cornces nc Families par
as,pg Of the snbscrbs may rely np0D getting brsIres
article and low 1t IA poeahlu 10 import msoofss.
lare IL Merchants ouying Al holeFss will find decd@4
) ibe sAeszSg> 70 cMil bsiore purchasing ase~cefs
alsC e WOObR0RD 29s Rroad'~sy
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Kenny Find az New-York.

The London papers arc full of comments on the
reception OF Jenny Lind at New-YorB. The fol-
lowing is q specimen rom the Times:
There is a shrine for divinity other in
every human heart la this respect the Americana
are made pretty much like thu rest OF us. They
have not much reverence for n sovereign, or lord,
or even for pope In fact their political engage.
mepts have rather cut them out OF the oldfsehioned
circle But act them free, try them on lit.
sle new ground, aud their innste loyalty will coNa
out az strong their own rivers aud talig Jenny
Lind after fitting abous Europe Ss free az lark
Hitting Queens, suiors and opera ieasees has light
ed on the New World aud made IL her own. Tho
Caribs were not more we struck at the landing OF
Columbus than the Yankees at the advent OF Jen'
nv Lind. Our own oOantrymen we're mad enough
In all conscience, considering that OF tbs multi udes
gho raved about Jenny nos one IN ten had heard O.
note of her voice; aud, though abe sang for charl
tieg she certainly did not sing to the million. -
The Americana howevet, beat out aud out in
the pitch OF their devotion before goa OF them has
seen her.
Il ia already their belisf "a expressed by one OF
the soberegt OF their journals, thai she has been
raised up by the Great Spirit to make the rest Of
the world humble, while they adore BIS power.
There ia slways certain relation between the
yvorsbpper and tho worshipped, and the IA )ss en-
trenced homage will occasionally besray the con-
Temptation Of self. In tho present instance, the
nroptrste multitude cannot help being PROUD OF their
CITY, of their vtitor, OF Themselves, and OF their
own angular good tesEe The Swedish Nghtin-
gale the soul Of nopg, has a. length arrived 10 the
Empire City of the great Republic of the New
Wozld, and her welcome her bsen cordial and
enthusiastic in proportion TO her fame, and that
intuitive iRptinct by which the people of New or6
never fail to recognise nnd appreciate heroism
goodness, or genius la this Pantheon of great
meas, which is most admired, and which atsuda on
ths prr oipa pedestal-tho Nightingale, the En-.
piro City, the great Republic he New World,
She people OF New-York, or the abstract exceiien
oies thag wind up the sentence? Need We heal
tate for an anawer7 They are all in proportion to
one another and too beauty ofJenny Liad con'iSts
In her b.ins OF . pieco wlsa NsN York.
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vr No,ifc Ofcers and heulbert Of The Gfaod CoQn-
x ~ l. Snow Social zion q the u. OF America
are eby notified 10 sgena a. as9 soiss 70
5 IN All ciocG IN full regsA for inc purpose OF 70
csigtg through inc Grand Gnsrtian s'4r oa.s 70 pc
Tr.tsnied by ire Sisters OF The order py 9roSi ol 9
CenHll''ee % - Il ALL,
g . GODFREY
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DANCING.

az DANCING ACADENlY.-mAOAAE Angus,
90 VA 85 JAHE5 h's the honor to inform mo ladies'
4 "a sGd gentlemen OF NewY0rk that Bhe will, hy The
gsuI accomplishment Il Dancing 10 eli iis branches having
determined TO retire from The sage and devote ner entire
iinle and attention Instruction Mac sme Augusta has
made arrangements with her corfespondenIs Paris,
MeEus. Pcrro, Corely msziller Cesrius, osbtle and
SClo rcceiye all their compositions FOR QGedrles,
WaIiz.s PolsRs Coious A elnandeu &c &c aud has
slresdy received German oaucs calico Mohou also
Dfeer &azu Quafrie She vii also teach ALI
he Spanish and Havana Qlsoriiles Madame Augusta
viii be happy 10 make Arrangements elth Pd1cipsa OF
Ladies' Boarding Schools and viii attend private csssss
o. not les, thAn eight a. their residence Entire lance
may pactd by parents and guardians her exPsrence
capacity aud determination lmparI 10 her pupils all ho
gsces OF hai popular accomplishment Application 10 %
made at nor dancing roomg, 90 Prnce a. wssf Of
BYt nd yysy from O'Clock 10 oS 2TF
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r-othe 7fembsrs of the Protective pniors
~ desIroua OF ffcertAlueg Inc scls 5!slns 70
The dispue bst Geog' Aoam sad 80 OF as as
- a .v OF tbs erbeTs, are feqlelie1 - aeh1 tle
'ses 80 'i,g or Tnursdsy evening, q mat 81 me
Ea!ers ho4'e u al GEORGE ADAM.
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r. Water Cu,c.-Dr.T L. NicHoLs and &rs III. {.
3oYz hcaoLs, 81 Wes. Twenty socoud,Es lhird hiaie
f-cuJ SIKH sven1e COrtunsdopa from 1910 2 Pa!teats
cyed foy board daJ treatment or visited al aoT resi-
ceLces. oo lmos
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v1uARIo pLounpEuR

3gnkAIYB 20 YHE KING OF THE Bbh3LAh&
1--WE s1Oecbe sos sReCi h The United SltsS 1cr he
1 fae Of ;ts celebrated !ivAro Po1ndenrE fre arms
"a ursps 81 % receive Snd all oFdera or gunA
oislos Ac &C. Of all descriptions CT the most tEvorabls
EsYns sod 1 dspalch 70. patterns aid furhSr Bkrts
Eisrs apply ~ LCbls II hCLo@h1
sIs I'm - Liberty sUoaA
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a@ DANCING ACADEmY,-slGNoR CHEZ
"a AbD hsakful fcf the kindipsTonsRe Of last season.
respectfully 0cgB info III hts patrons ard The public
ErA bs hE Dancing Ac4demy 81 sroatwsy VIII be
o1ened for The reception OF pupils Saturday Oct ata
ociock P r. Young gentlemen'i day ait O'Clock, 2. n
Private cls4seg In hchool families attended 10. Terms
s23 NYIyYAFln-
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DR.. n ], A KOERNEKi
GROFgSSUR OF ORA WIRG and Teacher OF
4 Deceptive Geometry ard It's applications 10 Arch
lecture fud Mechaulcs-559 Houston 81 near Broadway
REFERENcEs-Rev Robinson, D, D 257 g een-sreaS
Hew-Yofk; L Age.Giz Professor al the University OF
Gamble ge Or A's Gray Professor al the Hsrvsrd Un-
Jc kc % 2gA
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sg. 0iI. OIL! On.-ffy AcDowELL's egnsy-een:
s,f o. Dcsaufu sfucis will coru clear srd 5fghi
y iNI'N JOSEPH 7 MCDOWELL
IS I'm. OIL STORE. l5s DIVlsION-sP
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30 BR0OKLYN DANO.NG AUADEnY.-F
ID SCHAFFER'S Private Dancing and Waiting
z q Academy Franklin Buildtngs nsar lhs corner OF Or
r. snge ard Eulton slS Brooklyn Days OF t5luon
r0Desdsy ard Saturday she nome a! o'clock, aud al
7tPN For further particulars, apply IS auoYe on days
OF tuition, M residence near the corner OF Cta
1en and Fulton aysnups o5 l2isodt
30 NIONTAGUE Hail, COURTESY BROOK.
"a LYH-Er CHARRUAuG snd Ar. LAUHAY, have
, q the pleaIure inform the gentlemen Of Brooklyn
a has here III be an evening clsSs under me nsIuc
IOn OF Mr. OGlLVlE, en- Monday and Thursday al u
o'clock NJ to commence he2lst mat al The assembly
room OF the above place oS ~"
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ssF~ DR.. shew's Water-Cure Institution, c.
r.lT elfit. ct. ind UniyerEil5 place. Els u
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gs7- Or, Houghton's Water Cure Egtablist-
IncEt Nc West E!sYsuh,t Tires doorf ron s.osd'
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INSTRUCTION on THE PIANO F0RRE.-A
ger emen protector OF Ike Piano FORTE familiar With the
Enash and Grmsn languages having f,w hours unem-
poyed de.rouG give lesrons the Plano 10 Re Ia.
dies g. ger temen Terms reasonable ANY lettsro dt.
rected Piof-sscr o the Fore 81 So FnlLon al
BROOKLYN VIII receive immediate attention. oS l4!"
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-z- o,RelIIy,1 xelgsraSR A.ass -5naecu -asf
40 al sections q ,lo oqiies sa.ss Sn7rT ol[ Ea iaI
] Ns1rYo;k VITO are accustomed Ie ErInfAcsirE
6n.T,.s erisb ue Reilly Lnra 10 ans secaon o. ne
gstes viii 6nt Il lhef inier9sl 70 lesV7 neH cls-
5 81 ,ss ocs g l1gre prompt s1d eoTFac' EsIs'
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THO NOV Nnna.d siennsr Arrien.

The exterior appearance OF ths .fcice IS striking,
ana preoossessg 5 tn, mind with an idea of extent
and magnifcence sbo waa built by Meaars, Steel
& Co. Greenock, Like he Asis, her immediate
predecessor on tho same ine-the Africa measures
265 feet in leDghth Her breath exclusive OF the
paddle box, ia 80 feet with corresponding depth of
hold. Her Estimated burtbeu is 2,260 suns. The an
gnes which are propelt this cooasaIshp have been
constructed by Messers Napier, They are 500 horae
power and cons,ruote onshe Same principle asthose
of the asia The numberof her bertha will enable
the Africa to carry one hundred and eighty passen.
gers She will DO manned by q full crew OF
Cbosen men--giving aoout one thlrd 10 each de-,
90 carry is goo tuns aud ahe has oapscisy suhcient
for the transit of 600 tuns of cargo not incuding
the btores OF chip aud passengers Fitsed up Tor
carrying guns tho Africa At any time be con
verted from her peaceful original into an Admiralty
ship OF war. Daily Mail
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Es~ IS Chrono. Theruial syatem Of 1Ie'EIclRS"
(Dr. Farmer OF heY.York, Editor, price 81:
.2l 1mt LOHG, III Ann al
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DOAAD.-Ore Or gentlemen can be sccoruncdai, -
~ vllh pleasant rooms fur'sed or pnfun i.hed. 9Th
hresbBl arc Tea In private tsty hero the comforts OF
a home may he epioyed. References exchanged Aopy
81 - RtYir rtor na sac
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KY Eattce 20 Coutrnctors.-4ll 9nsrsct9ta shore
collected NJ .asessmeu9 - nereoJ noaned 10 al
- rreiirP ~ bs held at the NsstcaeGler Sranca DO
VI Of .seyerh 81. and RoarihaT On Thurs
S+v sys1 frg Oct 20 sl7t O'clock GO il