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FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
HAVE just received from the Man.
ufacturers large lot of Plows of vari-
,s9W.,@- Gus patterns, Cuitvators, Corn Shell
e!kSSN.s.ss ers, Hay Cutters, Corn Mills, Churns,
Harrows Tanning MiIIs-n fact, every thing comprIs-
ing a complete stock of Farming Implements
My sample will be arranged in day or two,
when will be most happy to all who are interested
in such articles. ALEX. MCRAE, Jr.
Wilmington, ~ c., Dec. 24, 1850. SIS
WILLIAMS Travellers and Tourists Guide
w through the United States, Canada, Sc. This
book will be found rerlete with information, not only
to the traveller but likewise to the of business
In its preparation entirely plan has been adopt
ed which, we are convinced, needs only trial to be
fully appreciated. For sale by
| HENRY D. TURNER,
N. G.. Book Store.
Raleigh, June 8, 1851. 63-
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MILTON FACTORY AND MILLS.

1u1AA ON L hO1O AMI MILlIC.
R j. B. Barrett &s j. ID NeWSOm
A. Having purchased Mr.. Thomas w. Holden's
interest in the Milton Cotton Factory and Mills,
g. Lands, Tenements, and debts due the Firm of
Barrett, Newsom and Holden, will continue the Manufac-
turing and Milling business.
They now putting in operation set of Woolen
Machinery, for the purpose of manufacturing
H"OOkE.N GOODS,
and will also have two good CARDING MACHINES
in order the ensuing season, which will only afford
market for the sale of Wool but enable planters to get
Domestic WooIens, Cotton Goods,
and also Wool Rolls of the first quality.
They have in their employment the most experienced
mechanics, and will endeavor merit public patronage
BARRETT & NEWSOM.
Milton, March 25 1851. 4l-tf
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Humorous American Works

Humorous American Works,
With Illustrations by barley, Price SO cents.
DOLLY Peablossolns Wedding,
Wild Western Scenes,
Simon Suggs
Chronicles of Pineville.
Drama at Poisrvile,
Mississippi Scenes,
Adventures of Southern Medical Student
Big Bear of Arkansas,
Major Jones Courshp.
For sale by HENRY D. TURNER.
Raleigh, April 1st, 1851. 43-
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-27

Valuable Land for Sale.
Valuable Tract of Land containing 209 acres, lying
~ between four and five miles West of Raleigh, OH
both sides of Walnut Creek, and adjoining the land o
able terms.
For further information apply to
M. A. BLEDsOE.
aleigh, August 21, 1850. $40
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SOUTHERN TRADE!!!

McMahOn's American Gardener.
A DAPTED to the climates and seasons of the Unit
IA ed States; Containing complete account of all the
work necessary to be done in the
Kitchen Garden, Pleasure Ground
Fruit Garden, Flower Garden,
Orchard, Green House
Vineyard, Hot House. and
Nursery, Forcing Frames.
For every month i'll the year, ninth edition. greatly
improved.
This is an invaluable work all who wish to Obtain
any information on the subject of Gardening in all its
various branches. Aso the Ladies Flower Garden D-
rectory by Downing. For sale at
TURNER'S,
N. G. Book Stoore.
Raleigh, March 90 1851 40
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CIGARS, CIGARS.
TENHoSE Cigars have arrived, and old and compe-
Il tent connoisseurs have pronounced them the most
superior which have been brought here for sale,
for many years. They consist of old Regalia, Principe
cheroos, London HAVANA, and German of various
brands. P. F. PESCUD.
u have also in store and am daily expecting fresh
Congress Water London Dock Porter and Brandy Sher-
ry, Madeira and Port Wines selected for edicnal
poses of the Importer warranted pure P. F. P.
April p, 1851. 40
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RIAKE'S Fire and Water Proof Paint is used
Di LOST exclusively where its virtues known. 1t
is the ceapest and most desirable paint used and
any person Wishing to try it, specimens and pro-
circulars containing full account Of its merits at
my store. shall shall keep constant supply for SALE
Also, cheap Paint Oil at very low price.
P. F. Pc SCUD.
Falegk, May 9, 1851. 53-
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NEW BOOK.
WNHE American Miller and Mllwright'S Assistant,
u by WIN. C. Hughes Illustrated with cnts OF Ma
chinery. S1c.-in vol. l2mo: 81 just received and
for sale by VI. l.. POMEROY.
Raleigh June 90, 1851. c.
SHO OERJ
II AIDES Black Lasting half Gaitars,
i do. Bronze Morocco do
Black Kid and Bronze Slippers,
Goat, Morocco, and Kid Walking Shoes,
Misses Shoes, chiLdrea's do
HEARTT & LITCHFoRD.
Raleigh, April l2, 1851, 46-
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Real Estate for Sale.

NOR SALE-In Brooklyn, the two-story
sutceliar and attic Brick House, No. d Willo"-st
Is "a feet front by deep with story addition and PIAZZA
M he resr built IN the substantial MANNER marble
manteIs throughout furnished with furnace and range
and lighted with Ia prime order and %Ihin NV
mnutes walk from the Fulton Ferry. Pnce S7,jOO fOuI
Thousand car remain bond and mortgage at per cent
and one thousand at 7 per cent. Apply to-
~ Wv c s SPERRY,
al tv. No 4 Cortland ST. New-fOrk.
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nlachinerp, Mc.

EOR SALE-A complete PLANT for
small Sugar Refinery Plantation. boiling about ten
thousand pounds Of sugar per day. consisting OF Bows
Bag Filters Char do Cisterns. Vacuum Pan Heater Re
tosts for re- burning Pots. Mods. 80 &c VII be sold
cheap applied for Inquire al NJ 10 arshall s.
Boston. Mass aa22 A"i"SWSF
STEAM BOILERS for SALE.-One
- Steam Roller feet diameter g. feet long tgp 10
inch fues Also Two Of smaller dimensions Apply 20
sFCOR & UNDEKiiII.L. foot iOth-st., - w.
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NOR SALE. EXCHANGE for CITY

PROPERTY beautiful place adjoining the WI
lsge of East Chester 10 acres convenient mouse
and out buildings fruit Of every description hsld % coH
notatoes and bucwhcat In barn wheat and ID tuns o
tav Three beautiful vegetable gardens, two hne cows
poultry pigs &c within niteen niles Of the CT f.ss,
Immediately. For PARTICULARS inquire OF ~ILLla
NcCOKD No i4l Sunvln-st y y. Also fine saddle
or carnage Horse and carnage suitable Tor Doc'.
Tobe seen at No. l4l SulhyAD-st. auly I'M
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NOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-A

j splendid FARM of 300 acres. buildings large ana
complete IN Mons Co miy y J.. railroad do y acres
in Planfold beautiful building lots do fine country sea-
81 acres do 10 acres do 40 acres do 90 acreS-all
with good buildings, fruit and shrubbery plenty me farms
nigh Ehzabeth'own Of 10 do splendid House and
Garden Of acre do Farms Of all sizes, Houses and Lots
of all prices sold low Call on VAIL every Saturday,
at No Westinghouse ny stairs, from TO 2-other days.
pla,n6eld NcU-Iersey sl66ts
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NARM near YONKERS FOR SALE

Containing 40 acres OF which 20 are wood, good fruit
and water he land excellent, situation romantic aud
healthy with view down Long Island There i new
dwelling and all the ont houses are very good The
owner Is going abroad Price 81 500 There are II 0pppr-
tunIties daily except Sundays at and cents fares 10
lies z, miles north east Of Yonkers station, and u miles
west Of Bronxville Harlem Railroad. Apply ~ W ~
plat II up stars SLOW
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Chantes for Business Hlen.

Two PHYSICIANS and DRUGGISTS.
A good Drug Store and Medical Practice fr sale "a
this city cheap for cash. the owner must leave ~
- 'N''A-'' - 49, sl7 10
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RESIDENCE.-For sale.

~ desirable Country Residence beautifully situated IN
the village of Lee, Bekshr County, Mass and few
minutes walk from the Railroad Depot whence the
leave twice day for New York and Boston The dwelling
large two story house, which, with the out -Ouidngs,
are in first rate order There about three acres OF
ground small orchard sil bearing, vines shrubs &c
and two wells Of the best waar Terms reasonable Apply
tOJ NJ LEONARD. on the premises G. H. PHELPS,
Lee Post Office OF J. BBEBE, No l56 Broadway. New
Vol Slj4ts
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Y CRAWBTCKS UPHOLSTERY,

NNI IH.A " DI NN = Ut II'TIlI 7 II T ,
w HOUSE and Ship-FuEehins Marerooms. ~.
1853 Grand-st New York where VIII be found complete
assortment Of the following art des Feathers, hAir moss
and huSk also beds mattresses pallnsses ana cushions
also hedsteais ~ every description, VIZ patent screw.
non loiut lock IUint non screw cottage and die cots,
&c also splendid variety 0f paper hanging, borders -
Mr. { would cal particular attention 90 his ne" le n
haif and sprng mattresses ~ Boa bed, aud mat
tresees renovated and made equal 10 new, by
W. CRAWBUCk No 3j8 Grand second
sgiu. door east If Essex 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17

u ING anj DAY SCHOOL Cor YOUNG LAD Is. W
50 Broad ~as north 81 non square Mr. LEV ERETr,
Prrcffai This >ctoi Nil asorea g. ths clsg.ns feH
20 EpNkSDAN. he ioSh 81 September E.rtAef ssf-
tcglsTs aRd c.rc 8afs May e nollfG by .ios
TIE PuEcYal. a. the above a1dress sfts'
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CATIONS INSTITUTION for the

j EDUCATION II BOYS NJ. 2j9 Greene u. ncu
Clinton place. J II PATTON, \ VI, Principal ~hl be
re0u,u.d ora MONDAY. Sept That paIculs mar be-
come acquainted with The character ut thus INSTITUTE a;
reference IS made O. ri those patrons who have had
sts ~ from Q, three wears POI The sake oi GOA
yrnience thor address is also gwen
n Remsen. Isl No a. 9TH -as..ol No l8 PAIN place
p : Brown 80 ~ lot nh ~ ~ NJ ~ william =
Jas Thomas FsG No % ST Mar place. of NJ "a
Rcayor-st. Vim sloane. ESQ. NJ i5 kisi Ism o. ~ No
2i5 Broa,iwa, 4 Townsend. fs4 ~ ID Great mes
- Nathan starr Esq, No Great Jones n 80 No lu
Water-st Walter Jasgar, Esq, Ne 10 west ~ u !"
No 90 Wall-st ia, O. GREGORY 20. No % IN 81
NJ NJ Van Beuron. Esq, No q West lith-'i
81 ENAIMNIs
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DAGS! RAGSu RAGS 1.-THE
ehighes, market prices paid "A CASH for
RAGS, GRASS hoFB, HhAPPiN" o'V's'
Canvas TARRED Reps SHAKINGs.
BAGGINs. ROPE CUTTINGS. Old PAPHRS.
A:D ALL OTHER KINDS OF PAPER mANUFACTURsks
STOCK BY
CYRUS W FIELD co AZ their
ieeo IN Rag Warehouse o. BeeSmaD-st New York.
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.ART ~ : HONSE. FIRNISHED.-

u Wanted by a Gentleman. Wife, and one Child part
of house Furnished say not less than three rooms and
basement west of Broadway and above Grand s. state
terms and location, aud address " H. Tribune Once.
LII
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L ASSOCIATION --Manuficturers OF asnionaDle
Rosewood Mahogany. Black Walnut and enameed fur"
nfure Mandatory and WsreTooms o1 Bieecker corner
of Snvans 81 Respectfully ucits the attention NJ those
who are about selecting their furniture 20 call ana eNanne
their rIch and extensive stock, all Of Their own mannac-
ture aus 3mMWSSs
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rVHE FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED

4 AZ Gtn Tasl0r's Heaa-9 a-isrs, No 5 Fgs3n-s st.
corner n Cod p l. ROGERS. C9lulsSarv General %
tie above we'll snlWn Enlistment desires - 1sgani
BIS patrons srd the public thar be prepared - 1er
them ar assert uent ii FALL. ard WINTER CLOTHING
made oi cenoT materials, ana tT sIQerenred WORK en)
al wholesale and retail cheaper and more vaned IN
StVle than he found AZ other house m nis CITY
The eutre establishment under the erv>ion II dr
J. SOUDFR who VII s-ecaIl, attend % the custom de-
thereby perfect - tu AL no
trnzs HIM Remember. = Fulton -. corner God-'I-n
Tl.ior's Head Ouar.ers s6 la,
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CENTS FASHIONABLE FALL
GOOD WORK.-La.
ID OOK-BINDERS' LEATHER-The

TXVVIN- = y IfINF| IlIl-N T IT NV -
SsuhScrher has ALWAYS on hand and Is constantly re-
ceving English coored Skyer> coored Cal SKINS renca
Turkey Morocco Russia Red Leather, sailed >pl's and
Calf Book cloth French. German and American Mirte
Parer and every other article required IN Oindery age
ssor mept of George Dudeys superior bars Savers oauA
sheen and law Calf always On hand Al IT the above arc
3Terrd Tor sale. a. the lowest mafaet prices, by
au7 2H.. JAMES (OOhs <yJf feut-st-f " =
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Camps ana Burning flnios.

CHAS. STARR, JR, & co. Ne. IL
u Fuon-si, offer fer sale every vallety Of Lamps IN
GLIDING the celebrates PATENT SAFETY GAS LAMP.
and Phosgene Gas also Burning FLUID, second 70 hone N
the market also, Camphene u hrSt quality.
The attention Of country dealers particularly invited 70
the above arrc'eS and al who desire good lsht
guested t. cal aud see The Phosgere Gas Lamps 50 In
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-NDgA RUBBER GOODS-Manufao-
miscellaneous Advertisements.

CIRCULAR To the Friends of Medl-
" cal Reform AT meeting OF Reformed Physicians
held IN the CITY Of New York the 26th of August te
undersg ned appointed TO ISSUE circular 70 ue
friends Medical Reform. without q name tNb
party inviting them 70 meet IN Convention, IN New
York City, Fountain HAIL lag BowerY On TUESDAY Ae
sd Of Sept 1851 al o'clock ~ for me mutual inter-
change Of opinions best adapted % insure
more united and harmonious sp IA RAMS ana - tae
such steIs NAV De deaed necessary and advisable %
promote the gene al gOos Il the cause
The unGeISgu ed would therefore, most cofdai HNle
feucs and ply ef This aud the ADJOINING Aes
attend SAID Convention believing We do that STATE II
things eIsls connection with the cause 81 Medical Re
York that renders such meeting not only dessie OIL
hghll important.
Delegates Will please % arrange theT bus mess IL possible
So As 10 Send day and half OF two day the city.
WILLIAM ELMER.
JOSEPH ID FRIEND, COMMITTEE
SOLOMON b. VAIL,
The uudeTs gued fully approving OF the above ca f
Convention eCifuy and earnestly invite all true trns
Of deal Reform. unite With them devlsng meas
who The Circular I'll feel Il duly, as vel. As
pleasure, T. attend the meeting 49,
DIS. d Russell Mattocks. Moore, Jones' Goodin, o. "
DAVIS, Wider, W X Cook. Atkinson, Sweet McO~lfe n
: Firth, II l. Flrth, NeWby, eznourgh. Leathe. +
Hunter J b. Hunter. DENNIS. Dean, Shary. Boyd. VIM
chester Dsoltt!e. A pooLttle, Jennings c. Johns
Francis OF NewYurk Drs Gardner and Hooker # Mass
Drs Ewel DOMAIN aDd Field Il Delaware Drs Bonien
Witacar Reed ard Hsys. oi Nes-IerSey D. SperTs
Archer and DAVIS 4 Connecticut. Drs Bo2rdman. W
Smith Sweet, Chrstne. Lukens, Green, :
Christine. AmSruIs C.arS Everett Felt and Nc Mauus
II PennSy lvaHl4. sl7 2tDSItSW.
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DIAPER EHOUSE.-GAUNT
Il DERRICKSON, i05 Fulton and Sc Ann-st ofer ior
sale large assortment Vt writing. wrapping hanging
DR. nng and sized papers Al Manufacturers prices Paper
o. sy-srsbr,se : 90 Soutu-st el3 If
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LxTATCHES tLRYand SILVER

W WARE A vev 'arks assortment OF the no"sS
stye OF nch Jewer II pattern tine gold and silver
ladies' and gentfment Watches and Silver ware 81 10
standard dollars az vey mvderAte puees, can De ionho
att " PACHTStANNS Jewelry Store, ~ Canals
Watches Jewelry and Silver Ware made % order and care
fully repaired C6'fons Sslt tsksn n sIchanse and
made 20 order AIlb I'M
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~ go an extensive manufacturing business o.
patented article paying % or cent e -. ihe
f.s ~ dev0,e their time 70 but Que Ihls
,s,cs seldom 70 be met with The adversers ana tasn
, !. veil known Apply ~ letter - T. & CeaI
J E,o,syer offce stating name and residence "tH
~,I set ,xth mn edate attention hI1 ..
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lcmelrp, %-c.

WATCHES, JEW ELRN AND Sill
w YER WARE Those who wish 70 purchase watch,
g. Jewery and Silver Ware either at Wholesale " retail
viii nd greatly their advantage - call On the sHb-
sCnheT who constantly receiving AL descriptions "a" 'd
and Silver Watches from The nutactuIers 10 fn5 ana
France and Switzerland which he is selling A. wholesale
and retail the very lowest prices Splenod Spd fo-
nomeers and Duplex Watches Fine Gold and silver Eng
hsh Patent Lever Watches by Cooper, Tobias, Beesey
snd others Gold and Silver Detached Lever and LEONE
watches Gold Guard. Fob and Vest CHAINS Chat.lAEe
CHAINS for LADIES Pure Gold Wedding RSgs Uoid
Guard Fob KEYS and Seals Gold and Silver Penciis
aud Gold Rings Ladies Bracelets, Gold Lockets, nGid
and Silver Thimhles CHAINS for Watches Gold aud ei
yer Spectaces Sterling Silver Spoons Cups, FORKS, a
Gold Watches as low 40 so 70 So each Watches snd
JeweH exchanged
All atohes warranted 70 keep good time, the money
returned Watches. Clocks and jeWery repaired ln no
best manner and warranted and AZ much less chan the
usual prices GEO { ALLEN, Importer of Watches and
Jewery wholesale and Retail n Walls corner OF Vow
w ~
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for YOUNG GENTLE.

II W I 7 z TOT VI| w n Nv IlTI-
NFN-fu ths lusf'tut'nn the course 81 study vii IN
clrir the following branches without eNfrA charge Eng
sh French >rsn 81. LATIN. GrceN. fthemaHs. History,
Geography. Chemistry and Astronomy The prinfPal Mr
NFKG\FS already sn0Wn - Professor 80 the nunciPa
buttons New NarN. the best references Nc
The new experiment thc rotation ni he earth mar Ne
5ay seen h, parents from 10 % NJ 40 the Institution.
N 100 East t.th-st 30 I'M
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NUUSIC MRS. SHEPHERD. Teacher
LANGUAGE-Prof A. 5.
OHESTER FEMALE INSTITUTE,

~ NORTH CASTLE, Westchester Co y y, ~,
IOHN { BROWN PRINCIPAL This Institution a pf"-
antly situated IN healthy and feifed village of easI
cess b. Harlem Railroad and stages. " .e.,.t
- The design OF those ~hO have established the Scaod
O. furnish thorough English Education at moderate yrs
90 limited number of pupils, who IA connection "ith hs
daily routine Of studies ~ also attend q The more 10
portant branches domestic economy The adstniASesI
such an ed cation, combining the above onerts VII "
hoped comfns ID themselves u every iuoc0us parent
fERs,-Srig-fye Dollars ger sessDn q i"eniJttp
Vesss ua.abie quarterly IN advance Nose an skut
charge Tie Sessions eomnfnce On tho hfst 'i"s'Ais'
M and Naven Der bat pupils Will ~ f,csiyed - a.
tine Applications for adnssiOn . De- male sih - w.
''''1'''' y" NO. am lmMWsF'
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5ebools.
DTBLIC EVENING Schools

DUBLIC EVENING Schools
i Notice Is hereby gwen that Evening Schools for the
education II Apprentice or othes whose ages Or syoc'
On MONDAY EVENING, the 18th INST. for a terra u
fourteen weeks the Of the male departments Il
5tb Wagd-Wari school House NJ TO- Jane. II, be-
tween Chatham and Madson-sts
Gh WaTd-Publc school House No TO- rs Duane st.
IN Ward Ward school House No ls Monroe
s,h w,,a-SaIa sdSo5 House No q clark.,,. be-
tween Spring and BrooDe sts
9Th ward-PubLc School House No. g. corner oi Hif-
s-n ana Gruve-sts
10th wa1d-Ward school House No Ludlow, near
18th ward-wsid school House No. stanton-.t, cor
l2,h warl-%ard Schosi House 40 q, asth.st.
nth ward--ward school House No II, Orange-st near
18th warG-WaTd school House No 20. 18th st. near
18th ward-Pnb &c School House No l2 I7th-s,, nsar
18Th ward-W ard school-House No. Is. 2o;h-st near
18th wad-Ward school House No 10, iOthst., near
EVENING SCHOOLS FOR THE EDUCATION or
FEMALES
Notice also gwen that Evening Schools for the euca
ton Of females vii be opened N MONDAY the 18Th INST
IN the Female Departments u the following school,
~ ward-ward School. House No 10, James-s s., be-
tween CHATHAM and u Adls9n- s. SIS. ~, D..
tween Bronze ana SprlEg-sts
10Th WardVa ard school-ll0Us. 40 ;, Ludlowst, near
nth Wars-W 4ra school House No g. Stanton s. cor
uer0i SLerft-sr
18th Wari-W ara school House No. 20. lrh-s,, near
18th Ward-Wari ScLoolHonse No %. i0th-st., near
6ti.-ay
4 School fsr Cob. - People n Colorsd S No g. N
LauTe1. - between Grald and Br0pue-st-
CCMEeel, and eertnced tea hers have been engaged,
and egervfh NJ PROV ed thar mas be re- red conduct
these Schools ana afford tAOroC instruction - the pupils
free II are Al cation Tor admission bs made
u the school Rofns a. the Schools 0Uenei
{. DODGE. WILLIAM ODONNELL,
D RUSS. o. " MORRIS
3 DAVIS Committee Evening Schools.
Ofce II Board ~ Education Sept !. 1881.
.eCDATMWAS
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GaIaman0er Safes.

LyIRE in SAN FRANCISCO
4 ANOTHER TRIUMPH II RICHS SAFES The
same sci IA the great fires = 1850 anf 1881 =
CIbert y Co ara CGlf9-Ha ofce g a-an hnrut,
ma .hc safe which stood the IRE II their Ener hiding,
nas AGAIN proved itself tr-e S4auander W preserving AZ
tter bcoss and papers from The devounns element n iAe
-ecer corHeqraon ~ ID June l. one ID Rc make
ROFF STEARNS * co, successors . Rch 4 Co have
inward Il 400 Safes uade he same manner A. mat sp
red to the alta CGf0rHio, for sale Il taeir deco, No
~ W.tsr.st ALMON ROFF.
-' ! T. STEARNS,
stsn. A S MARVIN.
DJCH'S SALAMANDERS ONE
HI NORF-sfOO0 SAVED IN one OF RICH y co 5
SAFFS-NeSsrs ROFF. SIFARNS y co, successors
TO Rich & CO. No i46 Water-st., New OK
One Of your Safes No. 2202 purchased ny 4 ; Bates
II ne was in bis Coffin Warehouse when the latter was
3eStr6e I'd by FIRE few weeks since and preserved hs pa
f + " RAYMOND
Chicago. Ill. Aug 1881. si5W'
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University GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

Z -Ppf y A JOHNSON. Recteg LAe an SaItss
OF tie Academic Del the Hs u Septsmoef The
uni0r and branches ot the kngSh at asa
The CLASSICAL and Mathematical &c laItmen ofef scoa-
ree course of studies intended % prepare pnlS hr As
counting room the University Orcnafs cay oc %
ts,re, AZ the University. ashnsfon square and A. ne
hoas stores ot CHAkIESS FRANClS. NJ R>e Hroea~y,
ROB-. LOCKWOOD son. Broadway, aud SAMt NJ
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4 ONDON WATCHES--To Importer

ONION WATCHES--To Importers
4 and others + COWDEROY. No y Charnng-
ton y New Road s. Pancras. LONDON, (0 wears with
Z + Cooper. NJ CMfhOTc-st, Gray lnn Road hcss
return thanks for The encouraging pltfonag1e hhs re-
crIved from hs American friends and ma call M Their A.
tenfuu fu his present extensive stock Il tHkDNOME-
FER. DUPLEX Hd LEVER WATCHES. warrants
them ~ cuatV it the lowest possible Prices X
r also begs leave 10 state that be has NOV kNhNlS
the quality without eases, an warranted jeweed
boz me finest ruby holes eng all the latest Improve
msnfs at the lowest possible Prices Visitors 90 the Great
Exhibition invited 20 cali and inspect Orders - any
.,f.uf rurefuafl, attended 10 . fmNM NJ
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.ICH FURNITTRE.-JULIUS DES.

SOIR respectfully informs his customers and the
rubllc saIera'y that he has removed his Cabinet ware
rooms O. NJ SO Broadway, next door % Tie Chnesr VI
scum He hand lArsc ana beautiful aSSoit-
nfuf II FURNITURE the richest DESCRIPTION % wch ne
invites attention lie aso prepared o. furnish u order
te VARIOUS STYLES 4 choice Furniture m }nch As
Gothic Antique Eszabethan French and other designs
and which he Will warrant Of the very best maen,s
workmanship and hnish. slim