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HUTCHINGS'S VEGETABLE DYS


Il i PEPSIA BITTEERS-The operation Of thus lead
nag medicine Of the combined one IL changes the
condition ofthe entire system. While ITS tonic and trngen
properties mpart t. the digestive functions - anu
septc and purlng influence reaches the blood through
the elementary funds prepared by the stomach ana hver
and ITS almost lmperceptbe cathatc quality keeps the
bowels at the same time good order Thus the three
grand processes necessary the restoration OF the health
60 on PARl PASsU at and the same time lnstedI o
following each other successon as they do where the
aperent. the tome and the anlsePuc are ADMINISTERED
one after other they ordinary practice mere
another preparation known among men "hich mus
strengthens and ceanses the system and pureS the oo
simultaneously
Beng grateful 70 the most delicate stomach. and remark
able for Their cheering. invleorans STRENGTHENING ana
restorative properties, and invaluable and safe REM
edy for 49,. - ..-..,, ..oo,,c
DYSPEPSIA IN ITS WORST FORMS
Also Liver Complaints, Jaundce, Heartburn CostlveLe
Fantres Disorders OF the SKIN LIVER aud SAn, Loss 81
tpp III, Low SPIRITS Nervous Headache. GiddlnesS pa
paiion of the Heat Sinking ard Fullness OF Weghi NJ
The Sorach and all other diseases caused by an nnpA
state the blood, liver &c. which tend 20 denltde ana
wtah eli the y stem. 40. =, .
Not one atom If anything mineral i mingled "lth VA
ingredients OF the BTTERs and any fai can be pAc I'll
on unsolicited testimony rom hund eds OF persons II ooih
sexes and IN II conc Of He they beA 1nd al Q
ton the BET REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA and u AihuItu
diseases that the world has ever seen.
PRINCIPAL OifCe, NJ. ~ Fulon-st Price - cents ~
hottie SIC lmraIhSSat
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DuBlJC EVENING Schools

DUBliC EVENING Schools
Notice is horvh, gwen, TIA, Evening schools for 'he
sssaon Of W 1In's whose "S'S 9f eod
eahoNDAN EVENING, the 18th INST Tor term ~
taen weeks N ths ms of he male departments ot
he ALLOWING School Houses
aA vard-Ward SCI ocl- House NJ 10. james 81. be
tween Chatham and Madison SIS.
eth Ward Pubic school House No. 10. 10 Daaues,,
pear Church-S,
aA wsid-WMd school House No. % ClarS-st, be-
tween Spuue and Brvoao- SIS.
9Th Watd-pnhhc school House Nc. ,. corner of Hld-
SCH and Grust- IS
10Th wMd-wald school House Ne. Ludlow. 81, near
NH ward-Wsid school. House NJ 5 S;an,on-si.,
rs,h wari-Ward school House No 90 SSth st.
ith-aV
10Th wara-waId Scbool-gousc No H. Cranse-si., neai
Grand-St
18Th wad-Wmd School House Ne 90 18th st. near
10th wmd-Puo &c school House No 70, l1th-st, near
lsA wsid--Ward Schoo,-Hou>e No. IS, sch,st near
18th waid-ward School. House No a. 1o,A-st, near
rvrNING SCHOOLS non THE EDUCATION or
Motto, gwen that Evenns Schools for he eiuol-
eon 81 females Will be orrned m MpNbAN the ota hst
= he Female Departments Of ne following >chooi-
"a wai,l--ward school House No. 10, James II DC
tween Chatham ara Mdlson-stS
uh Weld-Ward Schoul-house Ne Is. -larS-S', De-
tween Browne ans Sprius SIS
SA Waid--w ard SChool-housc No 3, luiio"-s'-. near
Dslancy-s st.
ttk NaTl-N ard school House No , Stanton So SNf-
n.r If Slerl-S;.
III Wafd-WaI ard school House Ne. ~, I'm s., near
Ch-aV.
18th warl-Ward school House Ne. - ish-s'.' aesr
Sih.aN =.
Asehoo Il Coloied People IN Colored z S, Ma ?. IN
iseiens u. h,'Nesn Grand and RrooueSts
teni,ient and sxpsuerce Tea hers hive been eneaged
Nv.Tiblps provided that may oo rclnfe1 10 oonueS'
Nhools afford thorough Instruction." 'he PeHs
We OF ehNee Application tor admisSon mus, he maze
"'ae Sheol- Rooms a. so0n the Schools Ar. org u
DODGE, WILLIAM opONNELL,
D. RCSS O. " MORRIS,
n b. DAVIS. Committee on EVon.ns Schools
SGDkNNWNS
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CTpFFT DEPARTMENT, No.

CTKEEI DEI wv " Ut u. ,-.a'. =.
=, Thai bs following resolutions have been presented the
ResTd of Aldermen To FENCE vacant ~ - IN wei
ID - 10 fset east II III ToFENCE IN the ~ MI
ING CEOLND N IVES, z5tn o. 100 feet east % IN
To PAVE TWENTY THIkD-sT between TN and ah-
49, To FENCE vacant LOTS On The south-west cor 81
Broad and Marseths,dsts To VENICE yacAnt LOTS
Nos z3s and al West 2ath-st Also TIE following ges-
,t,a,s- 10 FLAG space feet nide through sIDE-
Walks Of ith-s 80 feet east Of ID AZ. To LAY
CEosSW AXIS on Houston & At Cannon and Manhattan
All ners0ns Interested hsvny Objectsous thereto,
,sfed 70 uyesent them vunK 70 the andefsgned, ~
br ace on or before the Sth DAY u feptsmbsr INST Sep
tsy,ier 20 1881 John r DODGE,
90 Street Commissioner.
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EPILEPSY Durable. - Thousands

i and thousands cured an Europe DR.. +. MEYER,
recently from the city OF Berlin PRUSSIA respectfully m
forms the public Of NewYosk and vicinity, and Principally
the afflicted that he IN possession OF me fte discovered
oriental remedy for the certain and unfaabe OF Ep-
lertlf Fits pronounced by s ply Slclans ncuabe nave
cured thousands If Europe, ani certificates coun
tersgned Governments from there t. prove tue ac can
at Office NJ not along and tedious one
NV compound and treatment different from vet
known by others Persons afflicted with that disease should
call and consult me possible 70 get entirely cured
Office hours from 10 10 A. NJ, and from u = NJ
DR. f. MEYER. No Allen 81
Persons who prove that they are poor cure gratis
M TnThkSs
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NEW.YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

i Trans leave New York from per fot NJ Duane st
daily SUNDAYS excepted Al \ Morning ExPrrSs
Tram. at S VI Mad Tram al VI Way rraia, wa
piermont. Otsville. and WAY stations, at 4 NJ WAY
Tram Jersey CITY Ousvue and stations AZ
NJ Evening Express Tran For further partlc slsrs.
see bills CHAIR rs MINOT,
sill Supeunte ndent.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. - Public

NORPOKATIUN NUTICE. - Public
tlce Is hereby 1yen that PETITIONS have been pc.
.eptsd IN the Board Il Assistant Aldermen for SEWkh
IN Thirty FIRST-sTREET. between 9Th asd IN Izss :
ami also for q CCLvEkT and BASIN al the soathres'
corner Of I'd and 2sth-st All persons nav
g o. sciohs thereto requested to pressa. us ns
n sng stat nK Their extent Of interest - nc
Chr a th oce. befOfe tOth As' -Sfo''" ~"
',s " =, D. 'H'1' 'e' NICHOLAS DEAN. PTsssassa
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DATCHFIOR'S LIQUID HAIR

ID DYE -BArCHELOR's Liquid Is 50 celebrated ana
essfaI that II - excYfIng the cupdIty Of host OF IN
raiers IT, public Re careful 20 get me sehohs
BACHELORS Viz hanafactory No 20.
n s.id " hslesale and retail applied inS Dye
b.eE II successful operation sr The last t~ca'e 'sA' ~
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&I NOl WILL BE PAID If DR..
~ .NI1|O TOBIASS XENETIAN LINIMENr

does not cure Dysentery Chronic Rheumatism Pans IN
the Limbs Tootsache Old Sores. Swengs. &c quicker
than any other remedy For sale by the druggists and
store eeper throughout the United States Price p and
81 cents DEPOT 228 Grccnwich-s large discount to
~ hOlesae dealers SIS I'M
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DIR HOOFLANDS
CFTFBR ATFD e. X VI 4 y Bl t Rs,

PREPARED BY DR. { Vt JAtksoN, -
Al the German Medicine Store. No 10 Arch-si, Fllau
Their mower over the above dsea.es Is not eYcelled
squlled hv sny other preparation the IN. ed aes as
the cures attest MANY cases after sSiu PHYSICIANS had
failed.
These Btters are worthy the attention Of lnvais Pos
sesSg great virtue the rectCl Of diseases oi he
liver and lesser glands the ST searching pow
ers IN weakness and affections of the digestive organs ey
are wi;ha safe certain and pleasant
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mf0ieaI.

DRIVATE LYING-IN ASYLUM -
u Applications Ter admission must De made 70 JANIS
KENNEDY, NJ. b No l6t Duane PaTN
Il gives ne much eaSure % recomne ld me we
,t;.ution as calculated 20 effect much good thnA Dr
Kenuedy skllfu and well ied % manage sucn an 80
i,,bmer; fsiq9t.1 VALENTINE Mort. VI. ID
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DlRECT ROUTE 70 NEW,YoRk I,,.

y
sra TRfE NAfIROAO On MONDAY. the lJ,h az
ST ri he trans tl.> r'1'c w commence aasg
fo,Us>
i,f-slaa rr1n leaves Ctn1l4 -a az oceck 4. NJ.
AMI arrNss ~ Nv .NoIk a 81 D NJ
a-Dlf fflrs>S lra.u leaves a.. VA a. ~ II \ VI
and arrives pa NtN-Nnfk a. D. s. - -
,G-N 81, EN.re>s TIE n .,..-s ,.' 4 p y fh.
and arrives il Ntw-Norh ~ DO ST y NJ
I>.-plg ErrresS Tran itrrfs Nfw-NcrN 49, duane
:, } O'Clock arrives 80 Car IA qua AZ - z VI
sd-Nall tfa4n leaves \sa Nr.A .f-f ~ zane - AS
O'Clock 4. ", ArIlgt. a. Ca.4. d 81 ~ ~ VI
9d-\.shf fNpfe.s rrlf leaves New y IN Nv 81
Duane i 70 o'c,o', VI s-ufts - CtaAndasna "
: = \
rhiS rou;e 10 ne public uninterrupted line on
The broad suasc
The cars are large and trus aous. rendering then.
cantor able and pleasant O. roe and no eIp'
Wl be wanting the fat II he chfrs 81 the company
20 make Agreeable % al whe my choose ih route %
and nom the city
Passengers leaving Buffalo ~ he M,rnng ENpress. az
nviug CanRndaigua AZ a O'Clock VI can 80 directly
on and be IN New York the NIGHT
Passengers leaving Buffalo D, the Ngm Express. Ar
rylng IN canaudAgGs at ~ NJ. can g. directly on u
the city. and AXE the morning tram, and
arrive m New lofN az O'Clock the siuie evening
Passengers leaving Ncv-Noik ~ the Morning Express.
VII Canandaigua IN time i'r he Tram SonS
NEST the same evening MARVIN PORTER,
Chief Engineeg and Superintendent
Canandaisua Sent 49, 1881 Sou
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NOR HAKTFORD.-Change Of Days.

LNDK TTAK I UKU. II hdhgt OF Ddys
-Passage 81 80 Emisrsnt Deck Passage si-The
steamer HERO, Captain " kmg WI leave rom East
river steamboat place Peek -suD, every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON
rlock For further information inquire ol the Captain 90
,.o,rJ ar of SAXTONA EBB No lI2 Sosth-st Jy7 II
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Observation-Disclosures BARG ES-

DOUGHK EEPSlE LIN OF BAhG ES-
l. Tho barge CLINTON, Capt Wts'e. ever M0n
nay. EyCWANGE Can't R,sekrans. every IHUhs-
DAY POUGHKEEPSIE Capt Hoffman, every 81 rUH-
DAY at O'Clock, NJ, from foot Of murray 81 .oI pas
ssnesrs and freight The above barg.s elegantly f-
nshed state and spacou. AMI comfort able cab
nenc- ~ and arrive Ppughks epsi, In time
Tor the stages TO Sharon Pine Plam an New NM Sos
hnrtner informafion apply on boer5 he urges OF TO
AIS Sm WILLIAMSON 4 VAIL. lN Wss-a
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I IyER COMPLAINT. Jaundice, Dys-

persia Chrome Nervous Debility, Diseases OF the
KiCneys and all diseases ARISING from d>ordsre, LIVER
or Stomach such Inward Piles Funess II Blood % 'he
Head cdy Of the s. mach. Nausea Heartburn disgust
Of Food Fulness Weight the Stomach Sour kruct-
tors Sinking OF FlufteTing a. the PIT - the Somach
Swimming of the Head Hurued and Difficult Breathing
Tutelpg al the Heart Choking Su'cai ng Sensations
when IN a lying posture Dmness Of NSon, Dots ~ eDs
before the Sicnf. Fever and Dul Pam IN the Heal Den
clency of PerSpiraon Yeowness OF the SKIN. YES and
Pam the Side, Back, Chest LIMBS &C suo0eh iI'l1t
NJ Heat Burnng IN the Flesh constant lmagnnss of evil
I'D 10, s-lr-is be eIec-la owed hy
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NnGEuILL GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

Ia Princeton N This institution Will tie opened 9nier
Ne ,upervson the Trustees of the College OF New"
jv,,y Nov s. 1881 The OF instruction designed
b afford a thorough preparation for College.
I W CATTELI, (pr,nc,n,ls
n & CAMERON i"N'fN''
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lnsurante Companies.
INHE NEW e &c l. A \ ID LIVE
Office OF the
FIRE INSURANCE co

~ No 81 Wall-st corner VI Pearl-ss
CAPITAL 100000.
At an election held this day, the following gentlemen
were chosen Directors Of thus Company for the ensuing
Sampson Moore, Moses Taylor George fidsf,
REM II Sherman Marshall FepOon, FrancS Sklddy,
Peter Martin, Ale1anT IA Grant thAs BuIhhlte''
Rufus Story. Asa : Porter, James ID Ni.soh'
Henri Edev Isaac c TAYLOR. William X Foster:
Az a subsequent meeting OF the Board, SAMPSON
MOORE ESQ was unanimously reelected President OF
de COMPANY J MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
New York Feb. 3, 1851. a.
NR-Thi. Company continue. 10 insure Buildings, Mer-
chandise Household Furniture, Vessels IN Port &c. on
the favorable terms All losses promptly ad 'I.a
and paid.
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UyOR WSBURY, LONG
DAILY and SUNDAYS for STRAIT

IfILI dHH Do NH y IVT =
OTONPORT FLUSHING and ASTORIA -FALL
ARRANGEMENT The shd fsyors Sssnsf =.
DURANT Captain John Ahhouse. will On ssd A's'
Thursday. Sept. II, 1851 Tun a. follows ..,t . NJ
Leave NewYOrk foo, Il Peck slip ~ "ciTN y ~
foot Of Delancyst =
tot Of en- ~, - r,r.h,nr al Js'cl-ck A NJ and
Returning sIn 49,, n,,,sa 1i.1.s AferhDon rnp VII
,'aoh a. .hs svO,s T4 @t Pee. sp a, O'Clock p n
foot Of Delsncy-st AZ Il o..
foot VI 26th-d a, 20 a. ,o,ehi,,
Returning vii leave Flushing at o,cloes NJ Gleh.s
~ abnxa FreRht taken OF reasonable terms rare -
So, and FLUSHING "a Gems mel dlnz sund1ys
osSt~s JOHN A FLANNER. No. 90 Bfosd~at.
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SHUSTER'S DRAWING and

1T z - T T7Ttat "
% PAINTING ACADEMY, No 4sJ broadwaS' Is
40 on,n Tor The Jeceuton Of pupils instruction viii he
r,,n IN DRAW ING and PAINTING of all kinds Sepa-
me class fur ladies Gentlemens class from 10 CLOCK
Pm Evening class for geutlemen Drawing from Plaster
Css,s from To o'clock p NJ lie Will also teach III
e1o.s % rsu,l sill 6tTuThSS'
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.,-

mediate places by Railroad aud Steamboat.
Thre, dntlg hnss zach rue through IN sL hours
Leave New York gong North from the oile" on hmi
son Il near Chambers AT A NJ for Poushkeeps'e and
ali way stations ASIAN tor Abani aud Troy stopping
AT Manhaitanyille Yonkers. Dobsss Ferry Imyt1wn'
Sing Sing Peekskill. Garnsoss Cold spring, fmhh..
New Uamburrh and thence by steamer TO
Tyo touching at intermediate places on the nyef antby
Railroad to Albany and Troy AZ iof fnntowss
Troy stopping sam. ~ "a NJ tram h2P Tor Pough-
keepsie, freight aud passengers stopping AZ All way 80
tons At4PM for Albany stopping at lsryto"n, Sinf
Sing Boscobel and then remaining places same AZ "a
train Atiip pm for Tarfy,oS cn, stopping a. All Sy
tons For trains gong South aud turheT PARTICULARS see
pills (sll OLIVER IA LEE, Snpsnnt'ndehi
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HUF MERCHANTS SCHOOL, No.

1893 Macdougalst corner OF Clinton place The bes'
facilities are afforded this Institution for ATTAINING prom
cency IN the higher branches Of English and Classical
Education and the Modern Languages Attention Is espe
Cav invited the arrangements more recently maze u"
Junior Pupils whereby the advantages of his Select Sc hoo
become accessible to boys under Twelve years Of age C
80 a.. ISAAC c. HUBS. Principal.
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IJYOV NGLADIES Mrs Xix from Pans, No iOiSt
Marx place Ntw-Nork respectfully announces IN hei
trends and the public thu her >chco val reopen for the
reception Of her pupils On MONDAY, me ls Sepitmher
Hu auf6 In iuIa as SAT-
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- OCULAR MAIL LINE, via StOning-
IN. Hr fcS'op, Pioslcs nru Nev RciiDrd rauufon
and >e~ 1T car ffas ne 80 IN Nal. WITH
chan.F = car> ~ teiest,.n Zoe ani seganf
steamers G. VANDERBILT sad CON- MODORE leave on
Alternate days f>undsy~ etc-p',a1 rf " lnrst
art Above BStsr-plsls - nc..-> ? VI. Pr pas
ss stare ~, ffofshf. ans at Pier NJ 2 4 TIE
oeicc. No a. Batter place 81
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COURAUD'S ITALIAN MEDlCA-
VI TED SOAP !. the ony reliable artles iot curing
Tan Plmples Freckes nburn kruptons .esA IA ~
49,. ali Am d.foru1fes Beware Of cOanterfes, ana Guy
eny Al Dr. FELIX GoURAUDs old esta6s1sS LsSors =
tor q WaNer-st near Broadway; CALLk N y, IL -
.-- po-.,r ---NN''f' soft
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lIAnAME CHEGARAY'S Boarding

MADAME CHEGARAlS boarding
1VB and Day School for Youns LADIES " c.rnei 81
Madison. ay and 28th-st New York Madame Chegaray
respectfully informs the parents and guardians of her pu
pills and the public. that the above ms luton WI" oe re-
ned a. Monday September H. 1851 In point Of sslu-
bry and Tranquility the situation Of the estaellshn",
unsurpassed. 90 IN
NUSIC.-C GORRIN still contlnuesto
lVb give Lessons ON The Piano Forte. Apply at No al
Fifth-st. near I'd ay. ~ IN
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for
I'D YOUNG LADIES' No. l0S Waverley- place Miss
DAY especf that she Will reopen hsI Scho~
on MONDAY. Sept 8. AVE- ="
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mUE BROOKLYN GRAMMAR

III SCHOOL, Henry ~. u AtItntlc WI cOnntnCt
A, 18th Session Sept Nj Marsh the Principal has had
IN experience Of IS years teacher and sassisted by
rp;l.men # known talent. The rooms are unusually
uge and ". ventilated. The number Of pupils limited
funs 10 SIC References uneNceptiOnable Residence
h o9a Atlantic. Il au28 4w1uIbSS"
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I,OR KEY PORT and FORT HAM.

i ILTON-1he new aud splendid Steamboat Wii.soN
SMALL Capt I V Auos smith, leaves ChsmDef-H
Tueslags Wedns .ays THURSDAY, and Fridays, Ato1coos
A NJ and IL O'Clock VI SATURDAYS. hs'nnng l.ase
10 lms
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~ {. and &. Linz the new and elegant
~ STEAMER uCK-EYE STATE, Capt G { stan
,RD. leaves Buffalo eNe'y MONDAY. WEDNESDAY
ard FRIDAY EVENINGS % the arrival Of the Express
Tram from Albany Through from Baiao 10 Cincinnati IN
Tickets De procured hoard u either OF the
Peoples Line ofSieamers and The Rip Van Wake. Fare
from puia 20 Cincinnati $40 Meals and Berths included
80 Sm A. CABLE. Agent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW

- JERSEY This Road extends irom EllLABETH-
PORT 81 miles to The WHITE HOUSE, y red lcIng
the staging between the terminus the road and EASTON
81 D miles
Leaves New-York by steamboat Red Jacket from pier
Ne l. North River. a. \ passenger. Y NJ, nesm.
and p VI passenger and nv New Jersey Railroad. foot
of Cortland Il at Q A VI and and 81 sill
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DAMApO AND PATERSON RAIL

LSNMATO AMI Il ifNSVA' 49,
III ROADS Fall arrangenent-C commencing Sept 3.
1851 EXPRESS TRAINS leave Suens as follows Sundys
ereepted,) OF on the ARRIVAL of the Ere trans At
o'clucs NJ stopping at Ranseys, Hohoknsi Paterson
Huylsr's Y Bridge and Boiling spring l0l o'clock n VI,
stopping only at Paterson 81 VI stopping at kanseys
UohokIs Paterson y Bridge. and Boiling Spring. i0f r.
NJ stopping only AT Paterson. =.
NEW YORK, Sundays e,cep'ed,) at oc'"cs, A. VI.
.topnn. only at Paterson al o'clock NJ ytoppingN
Boiling Spring p Bridge Paterson. ohokus and Ranseys
and at 8 o'clock = NJ stopping only a. Paterson "a,
WAY TRAIN Will leave New-Nork for Sunerns al
O'Clock, NJ
THE mp trans step at BERGEN On signal
PATERSON TRAINS
leave Paterson. bfdpc NeH- io.N',.
At7loclk a M rPMersou Depot. Ats OclocS. A NJ.
% Market-st, y ,u
M Paterson Depot .
Market st 81 .
II
Or AN the arrival of the Tram from suf.rns.
SUNDAY TRAINS -
Leave Patersen Depot al 7. O'Clock, and o'clock
p NJ Leave New York, at o'clock, 4 NJ, aud y
O'Clock, Y NJ ~I"
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Mss WHJPPLE'S SCHOOL FOR

MI YOUNG LADIES. corner Of broadway ana I'm
= ,.ar ( mon park will reopen Monday, sept D.
snssvipe and Painting taught by Miss Dram
Eebch q" u! , III D ' o"''
DanclDg 40, ~ - =, ~ ~ ..,,.-, from,
Ls.'- -, ,n,,restin0 subjects Il Ia
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NUSICALN OTICE.-STUYVE-

WI SAINT INSTITUTE, No. $50 Broadway -Messrs
U CHILL NJ ii NASH. will give private lessons on
The Piano Forte. VIOLIN Singing, &c IN the Stuyvesant
Institute aud at the residence of paps Also give lessons
Classes the Violin Singing &c -four evenings IN each
week Terms made known on application
HB-Panos Of Leuchte Newtsns manufacture Iof
ns voTy low. auzB <mI sihSS'
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MORNING LINE for ALBANY

lV1 The new and elegant steamer REINDEER, Capt.
Albert Degrot will leave New Yefs from pies ioG 81
Murray every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and I'M
DAY MORN ING At ocluck. and returning Leave ADsny
II ESDAYS THURsDAYs aud SATURDAY, AZ inc
ame hour max ng the usual land each way ~ Mea.
s.fved On board Fare b. Ne~burgh and Poke.ps. -
cents N Il For further information appy Ia JANIS
BISHOP 4 Go, No. Beaver 1t. New York. Uiu
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NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

Il FAIL RIN ER-The solendd aod superior steani-
ers EMPIRE STATE and BAY STATE leave On alter
nate DAYS SUNDAYS eNcepedl PET No ), X near We
Battery 5p NJ For freight apply sn hoard OF az the
Once ON Pier No 3 rISDALE n BORDEN
ali Agents Nos 20 and II Wsst-st,
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ICE I\SURANCE.-U States
IL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY No. q "aIi-'t'
POLICIES INDisPUraBLE,
yvcstt On the ground Of Frand This Company MAKES
s,s Insurance connected with Life rsks upon a. iasofa
HE ems - any similar lnstItutrn
' FREDERICK SHELDON, President.
John A STEWART. Actnafy.
J E.DIE. Jr Secretary. soD I'M
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I\STITUTE.-A Sc

j lcct Boarding. School Tor BOYS. al Iarrytowh " \
The Winter Term of thus Institution VIII commence on the
frt konday IN November. tucnlars, c1n'alnns terms
references Sc. with view of the Institute, en- from
he spoi ON Inch Major Andre captured can be OBJ
tanned al SHEpARDS Book store. No l3l Fulon'>t ana
aEH WIlCOX L. s. School Agency No 295 Broad
val, OF by addressing ,.,., -,
si3STuAIhu \ NtMM M thhoip'H'
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UGter Gnre.
ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER

~ CURE-South Orange, ESSEX Co. Ne~-Jesey.-JO-
5EPH A. VEDER NJ D. Physician to the Iastit alton.
Visitors from NewYors leave the foot Of C0-tsnds al
., o'clock. A NJ and I and o'clock. PM emf
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umpire STATE HEALTH ASSO-

An additional charge o. 81 50 vii be asked as admisson
fee I JONES, Jr., Prest
l. l. LEWIS, Secretary.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
George r. Thomas. Cashier Bank OF Rome y y Rogers
Cashier Fort Stanwx Bank Sanford Adams Treasurer oil
OneidsCo. . ~, on
Agents appointed Oh application TO the Home once
Rome OF 10 / W. rARMENTER General Agt NJ
tor New York CITY and vicinity. Office No 80 Nassaust
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attached to the l6the Regiment of Infantry of
South Carolina Militia into two Companies, and
for other purposes.
33. An act to incorporate the Wofford Col.
lege.
"a. An act to punish placing distractions on
Railroad tracks and for other purposes
35. An act to afford aid in constructing the
Kings Mountain Railroad.
36. An act to alter the times for holding the
Courts of General Sessions and Common Pleas
ofthe Districts Of Barnwell, Beaufort, Colleton,
Charleston and Orangeburg.
81. An act to amend the charter of the vii
lage of Abbeville.
49, An act to alter and amend the 11th sec.
ton of an act entitled an act to incorporate
certain societies and companies, and to receive
and amend certain charters heretofore granted
passed on the Goth of December, in the year
of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
fifty.
A bill to alter and amend the Constitution so
as to change the name Of the election District
of SAKE Gotha to that of Lexington, and to ex.
tend the boundaries to its present judicial lin.
its