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w. T. BoILINGswuRTu. .........JNo. W. Hu6HE.
Wholesale and Retail
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE
HOuSE

CHINA, 0IAH5 ANO VU66NSW AM
HOUSE,
Uater street betceen Main and LOeGst,
EvANsvILLE, Ia.
THE undersigned are now receiving a very large
L and well selected stock of
CHINA AND OF -sENSWARE,
which, with their present lot, will make riesira-
BILE an assortment as may be found West. Wehavs
received from Pittsburgh well-assorted stock o
Glassware, and are desirous that all in want OF
the above articles may give us a call. as we are
satisfied that il will be TO their interest To do
We invite the attention of merchants and dealer,
to examine our stock, being assured that we offer
inducements 10 dealers entirely sufficient to stoT
them here it they call Orders put up with des-
'arch, that they may 60 To any part OF the coun
try without breakage.
Er We offering inducements in retailing
Please call and see.
iebI2 IT HOLLINGSWORTH & HUGHES.
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HATS AND CA PS,
10 CoUNTRY MERcHANrS.

~ SSSAN 41A H..
Nv j. are prepared now 4. sell CLOTHING O
w ever variety add quality. and manuiac,ur.
ed in the most substantial manner. ut WHOLE
SALE, having just received from ENrofs. Ia ge
stock OF cloths, cass eres. &C. which will e"abe
US to make up and sell the most reasonable
terms, clothing Of every kind We have just re-
ceived a large stock OF all qlalitie. oveIcoats.
We invite the attention of the country trade 20
our goods, while we express our gratitude for the
liberal patronage thus far so kindly extended Us.
MACK s: LOBENSTINE,
Western Star Clothing Store,
rsTI5 CcsneY Frra, aud Src.ucEs s'1es.s
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DIR. w. II. BYFORD.

TAKES this method OF rendering his services Il
the -lizens OF Evansville, in the capacity o
Physician, Surgeon and Accou, her, promisin.
rompr and asSIduOus atteptinn To any WI . ma,
! Cntrust TO him business in either OF these nporta
characters
Ufiice corner of Vine and First streets, oppo
i site MIR. L. vneS Feed Store. INV S-tm
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OFFICE OF al et.saff
The National Loan Fund Life A ssur ee
Society ofLondon and New York.
Capital, G50O,OOO or s.. 800. .0OoI
Locust street, opposite SheYgrood House. n
THIS Institution is founded on the mutual And
l. Joint stock principle, and presents 20 the in
hch IL permanently invested in the United Staiesy
~ addition To- the accumulation OF premiums and
possesses many other advantages over any other
company in this country. Parties wishing 10 take
insurance upon "OwN" or Another s" Life, Joint
Lives, tor years. or in any other mode, would dc
well 10 cali and examine the advantages presented
by this Society.
JOHN CHANDLER,
V9 u Agent
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MEDICAL COLLEGE oF.EvANsv1LLE
EVANSVILLE, IND.


THE regular course of Lectures for the session
l. OF 1851 and 1859, viii commence the frs,
Monday in November, and terminate the las
weeK in February.
The following gentlemen compose the Facui-
ty, viz: 2
General Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy,
WIN H. BYFORD, NJ b.
Chemistry and Phs rmacy.
c. A. FOSTER, A. NJ, NJ D.
Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
JOHN r. WILCOX, NJ. D.
Principles and Practice of Surgery. So
MADISON J. BRAY, ND.
Theory and Practice of Medicine,
LEVI l.. LAYCOCK, NJ d.
Obstetrics andDiseases ofWomen an, Children,
GEORGE B. WALKER, N. D.
Institutes and Medical Jurisprudence,
w. WALLING, M. d.
DemonstraIor of Anatomy, r..r
j. I. WALKER, M. D.,
Late Surgeon U. 8. A.
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PIGEON SPRINGS.

THE Proprieiors of the Pigeon Springs. sit--
Il uaied ole miie from Evansville, on Pigeon
Creek have thorough; improved the buildings amd
beautiful grounds OF the place, and are nov pre-
pared TO receive and entertain visitors in the best
styie.
Two hacks will be running constantly dufirs
he da, and evening, between the Ciry and tkse-
prings. ts.-
The Saloon has been entirely refiied. and is ns~
unexcelled for the qsalify OF its Liquors. BY say
other ia tins DeighbOThood. f
The Nine Pin Allies have been improved. ind
will be well lighted up OF 4, cninRs. Accommoda-
ling attendance will always be at hand. and no.
objectionable conduct permitted about the premi-
se-. afnHff
The Barh Rooms are now in excellent order and
visitors can al any hour take Salt Water bath
This water has been highly este,n,ed for its medi
cinal qualiiie., and az healthy and invigorating
rink cannot be e1cellec by ans other water. h-
has also been highly recommended ior baths by
physicians acquainted with iis qlIalites-
Visitors will receive every attention As place
Of Summer resort, the Pigeon Springs will be found
delightful during the warm days and evenings of!
summer. Thankful for past patronage, end re-
peciiuilv solicit contInuarce OF the same
Nay l9, 1851. THOS- D. SMITH.
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EVANSVILLE. IA, SATURDAY, JULY 49, 1851.
CLOTHING.

HAS W. Mack. A. LOBEysTINE
MACK q LCBENSTINE'S
WESTERN STAR CLOTHING STORE
In Full Blast!
WHOLESAL AND RETAIL,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA
In the lorer story Of DreW's Partition. cor
ner Of Udter and Sycamore Streets.
"a MEssRs MACK & LOBEN- f-0m
M STlNE have ust received, and ke-lN e IN
WI are continually receiving, from ei.&AA-lD
heir Wholesale Establishment, in Clncinnau, an
extensive assortment OF
Spring and Summer Clothing,
manufactured with an especial view To meet the
wants OF the market and consisting OF every drtl-
cie OF apparel necessar TO complete the wardrobe
4 individuals of every taste.
COATS.
The following kinds made Of the best materials,
and in the latest styles. are now in store,
Black cloth dress and trock coats;
Brown. blue, and invisible green;
Grey. black, brown and gold mx'd tweed
Also; Every Kind ot loose summer sack, dress
and frock coats and coates, to all ot whom we
-pecifully invite the parricul-r attention of the
public.
Super black and iuncy cossimeres:
All varieties Bombazlne and Drap dEte';
Grass linen doesain and cord roy,
Cassin.t. jeans, and fancy summer pants OF
evety description
VESTS.
Black satin and fancy silk vests;
Velvet, va encia. buff and white Mmseilles,
linen:
Cashmere and cassinet, with common vests OF
all styles, and at the yety loves, prices.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Consisting OF an elegant n a,
and large assortment Gus. ilgTlllf
- tom are bosom shirts, shirtl l9l-I
collars, cravats # superior quality and beautiful
pa terms: silk knit and cotton drawers, under
shrtsa gloves. suspendes. and every other article
usually found in the most extensive establishments
OF the country.
In Connection with their large stock Exa
<eoi Clothing, they i'll Keep fine as 80
sortmenI OF
Camps Superior Hats and Caps.
ALso-All kinds OF Union, Mexican. California
Leghorn, PanaIni, and other style OF hats; with q
variety Of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
II is useless 10 mention their elegant ard very
extensive lot OF hn- skin and other Kinds oi
Trunks, Carpet Bags. and valescs.
We are always ana al All times, prepared 10 sell
Cloih hing at Wholesale. manufactured t,.e MOS
substantial manner. much cheaper than Gny Othe'
house ,n this c,iy, and on terms To compare favor.
ably with any house West of the Allegheny Noun
tans. Respectfully,
MACK a. LOBLNSTIAE.
EudDsrius, May 9. 1881.
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j. & w. REILLY,
WIlOLEs ALE dealers IN Groceries. Nails, Salt
w Glass Cotton Yarn Bait ng &c.
The highest market price pad for -four corn, oats
Gathers, beeswax haxseed. whit, beans dried fruit
bacon. lard, butter, sc
nov29-ti Vain Street, Evansville, Ind
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JOHN rARRELt

Manufacturer of Confectionery.
First Street, betUeen Main and Sycamore.
NANDlES oi every variety Lemon Syrups an
~ Soda oyrups-all havors. etc etc, always on
,and ie l2-dly.
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" VARNiSII.,.Nc Copnl, Japan, zach an,
v Black Varnish, for sale by
HELLER IL FARNSLEY, Druggists,
nhIa-. Er-rsT.!5, Id
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JOHN rARRELL'B

JOHN TARREILB
EXPECTORANT CANDY, Tor Colds. Coughs,
r. Influenza, Bronchitis. Asthma, Whoopine
Cough. and other affections OF the Lungs, arising
from recen, OF neglected Colds
THIS prepa is respectfully offered 10 thepub
lie as a remedy, containing nothing in lis compost
tion which would be injurious to the most delicate
Invalid. In effect il is Tonic. Laxative, Alternative
E.xyytorant and promoter of the General Secre-
tons.
This valuable and pleasant remedy is prepared
and sold by the undersigned A liberal Discount
"a made 10 agents
2s-tf JOHN FARRELL
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70 RHys5EGIAygs, E 5 E ! G9gHTRX y En E5 5MERCH T

ANTS 8 TIE PUBEfC q ENbRALTY.
III 4. unu.Tsi igned baVinf- purchas Ell Tie UTus
i Sore furmeIly occupied by MessIs q. Haieb
irt & Co.. would respectfully call the attention u
the country merchants, the physicians, and ih,
public generally 10 their fine assortment OF Medi
cines, Paints, Oils, Pertumery, Surgical lnstru-
menis. &c. which they are regularly receiving -
All OF which we win sell upon as accommo.
dating ter rs can be purcased in any OF the West
ern cities. and hoe by strict attention TO tusines
to receive liberal share OF public patronage.
orders attended 10 punc,uay, and CAREFUL,
packed.
ID CLINTos KELLER.
d. A. FAsxsLEY. NJ. D
KELLEY & FARNSLEY.
feb4ti 80. il Water ST., Evansville. Ins
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MAILS 100 Kegs Wheeling Brand; "tf
~ Go do Mountain Iron, for retaiti>
ng, consisting of 3D. I'D. cd, Sd, 10; Fine Blue 81
,. 2i. 81 and inch; FINISHING Sd, 10d; I'D csse.
IT the kind IN the market samples ready tor "a
,peciion qeiil FOSTE6 g. BROWN
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woopBURN,s FEVER AND AGU
REMEnY
TEAS,

AE PACKAGES Fresh and Fire Teas just re-
tO ceiyed per "Exprets" for sale by
my POSTER & BROWN.
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Iron, Nails. Chains. &c.

Iron, Nails, Chains, &c.
100 TONS IRON, from the celebrated Iron
wv Mountain Ono, Works, weld hot or cold
100 Kegs assorted Boston Nails,
loo do Boston Spikes, to 6 inch;
sou pairs h, avy right and blued traces;
5 casks log. fifth and cable chains;
2 do English sad irons, wrought handles;
loo boxes axes;
Anvis, Bellows, Hand and Sledge Hammers
Stocks and Dies, strap hinges. mill and cross-cu
saws kettles curry combs, files, &c; in store
and tor sale at low tariff by
nov2l-tf BEMENT & FIELE.
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THIS new and beautiful estaDIlshment is nov
l. open to the travelling community, situated IN
the centre OF business, and directly fronting he
Steamboat Landing. Travellers can step from the
Hotel q steamer without the least Inconvenience
With an experience of many years, tender The
elegant accommodations Of the Pavilion" WITT
ell confidence. G h DREW
Nay fsth. 1871
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

U,s, us.t 20 a.e.as. 49, l2 oo
,.,... os lines twelve months, ...... 20 o.
I.h r,sI;,;an,l souare for SIX mon:hs.-...-. 5 M
Do do do twelve months.... W
Announcing candidates for office 81 tor each
aame in advance.
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r. PRIVATE SALE.-Four valuable

Budding Lots. the northwest corner OF l2oth-st
and Av A Each lot 2j2s5S feet all fronting on me ave-
The avenue and streets are graded and the lots ready
for building purposes Terms very liberal Apply to
st0tw No 9 Wall-st
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STRANGERS and CITIZENS are in
DIAPER and STATIONERY-EU.

= GENE Ely. No. 50 Fultor-st Jorher n PAPER and
Stationery, and Depot ur the sale II Manila Pape-s tae
ram and m nils for INlors Pattern CARPET. Patent
Leather, AMI artists and Inducements offered
- country and cJ;g trade aul5 I'M
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.,RENCH LANGUAGE. Prot. d.
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for

DEN. b. r. HALL, ID, of Rose Hill
Il Z Institute Newburgh Orange Co n Y, receives
few BOYS As BOARDING SCHOLARS. Circulars seat
to order. and reference gwen II required.
aHi9 DtNoy lSWtOctl
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NOR SALF-AVALUABLE WHARF

u The good will. futures and long lease OF Lots,
forming dock buAhead oe feel square Al foot OF 10Th
North hiVer, with WAFER GA two SIDES vi depth 10 dts
charge vessels draWmc feet The premises are IN good
order incosod aud well suited or lumber coal stone or
hiCky ard the locality beng favorable and all expense VI
carriage saved very good building ON the premises Is
occupied a. an occ and residence Tor the foreman Of the
yard The from MARRIAGES alone j. from 500 70 $50
pcr month without interfering with the storage Of oOO0
leet oil lumber Apply On the premises. OF 20
sIS6t. r II FLEMING, No New ST.
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COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-At

~ Long Branch. New Jersey the Shrewsbury River,
containing eight of Land with spacious dwelling
house having double pazIas from, and single IN the rear.
consisting OF two parlOrs with French windows sliding
doors marble mantcl. black CRATES and walls and hall
very Handsomely papeed together with TWO large rooms
and small second floor, attic, &c Connected IL an
addition consisting of sitting room, dining Win
sliding doors and kitchen &c the second hooT contains
three chambers and large green house enclosed in glass
o. the floor small Summer Kitchen about forty ieet
from the All the usual ont buildings such As car
mage house barn. &c. In front of the house " Hover
garden lawn ornamental trees erapery each side and
center aIbor covered with grape vines leading TO sum
mer house There Is also apple and peach orchard,
vegetable garden containing the usual variety 81 small
nit SC II throc-quartcis Of mile from the village
containing post office two Chulchcs, &c two miles from
the hotels the shore, where sea bathing II so
great a luxury and six miles from Red Bank, where
the steamers Thomas Hun, and Edwin Lewis py
daily The place fronts the nycr. opposite from
~hch sluopS weekly 10 the city. The house Is
neatly furnished and place stocked. which can be had
de- sired the buildings and fences new and IN hst rate
order Possession immediately To gentleman OF leisure
cannot fail 10 SUIT o. family desrouS OF establishing
first class private boarding house. could not hnd place
better adapted Terms easy. Apply "a Or DAT
MAN. No III Eldnlg, or of WI MlLLEN. on the
nreml,cs IS 2w'
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MOUNT PLEASANT BOARDING.

WI SCHOOL, Amherst, Mass Rev J. NASH.
4 NJ Principal This School embraces 1T, A depart
m.nt fr the thorough mstruca 1T lads ~ the rvdments
Of education ID 4 mathematical and higher Engish
course embracing all branches usually taught VA high
schools b. classical course prcpiatorY 10 any stand
College also As, sctiOn m spanish frfrch, aad
Book keepng with 10 prepare young gentlemen ts
mercantile pursuits II managed with Just reference
g. heahul physical development and 10 the s1l higher
object vi combining With intellectual culture the best
eial moral and religious influences Tcrns-For board,
tuaon washing meOdng, fuot and lights, from So u tS
Der half year IA advance Csculirs with numerous
references and fuller details forwarded Il request
ND
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No LET-To genteel agreeable fami-

lr uart Of yery pretty Cottage. with shrubbery yard
in front w basement rooms FIRST 1O0r and one or
the thTda the yearly rate Of 100 y $40 Location
vervdesrabe Apply Mr. BALL. No l52 uton ST, ~
stairs or No 457 F0urth-av Also gentleman OF correct
habits one or two very pleasant rooms. unfinished OF
partly furnished. Apply as above. sl3 IT.
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.IOn Nnn STOCK.-The old-es-

linn MIMI STOCk.-The old-es-
- lOO.VOO tablished CLOTHING WARE
HOUSE. Nos ia and l76 Chatham square. cor Mott
JAMES h BEERS announces - the public .hai NJ
las completed his Fal. stock ofREADI MADE CLOTH
ING for MIN and BOYS and ready furnish Any
articles m the way II CLOTHING Tat are desired. a.
Prices which here shall be dew zion ali ch
vii he found SAT- factory 20 all classes
The attention e business Ca - h. sfy.e
oi Business FToCAs They Il all coi1rs-uade1 AMI
ular-and appearance uie those TWO Qualities msst de-
,iralle n . Business Coai-styie nd convenience
Unusual ARRANGEMENTS have been made tins Fall
his customers " ho have their gar,
made 20 order Me- cutters. addition the old
have been ENGAGED and he fatters Arnsef that
this VII be met with better success lan
the last - gTlIAXSat'
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VERMONT SOAP STONE STEAM

Y WORKS NJ 420 l0th-si.. the DRY Dock Or
ders received at the Works. aud at NJ 81 Broadst.
q Inn s " GOODRlDGE co
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lNARN near YONKERS FOR SALE

Containing 70 acres. Of which 20 are wood, good frat
and water the land excellent situation romantic aud
healthy with view down Long Island There ~ a new
dwelling and all the out houses are very good The
owner gong abroad Puce $500 There are II 0ppoT-
tunitIes daily except Sundays. at and cent, fares II
lies 81 miles north east Of Yonkers station. ana mics
west OF Bronaviile. Harlem Railroad. Apply al Nc -
st.
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NEW-JERSEY ZINC PAINTS

: House and Ornamental Painting Will be- executed ~
The subscribers with the beautiful White and Coorei
zinc Paints of the Ne"-Jersey Exploring and Mining Com
ranv, al A. low puces with White Lead.
RADCLIFFE CARMAN. No SIS Barclay-st.
h = BUNKER 4 co. No. ll8 Chamhers-st
PRINCE MOON. Ship Painters, No i7s Lewls-si.
-
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nUBIJC EVENING SCHOOLS.--

Notice IS hereby gwen that Evening Schools Tor the
education Of Apprentices others whose ayOca-
tons prevent te attending schools vii be opened
on MONDAY EvENING, ne 9Th met for a term of
weeks m me rooms OF the mas departments q
"' IN W.rjIWard seho"l House ~ 10. janet. It be-
tween Chatham and VI ,dison-sts
4th Warl-Publc school House No 10, rs Duaue-st >.
ChuTch-st
In Wlrd-W ard School House No 10 Monroe st. near
ath w,rd-Wari school House No % CLARK st. be-
tween Spring and BfooHe-st
9TH War1-PublIc School House No J. corner II Hli-
and Gr1ye-sts
10Th ward-W ard school House NJ Ludlov-F near
DELANEY
lIth ward-Ward school House NJ. sianton-s, cor
ner II SherIf-s
18th ward-Ward school House No y. asth-st.
lrh ward--War school-fIousr No H. Oranre-st near
18th wart-WId school House NJ. 20, l}'h-st near
10Th ward-Pub C School House No r. i7tl-'t, mar
18th Ward-W ard scAool-Hou,e No. u, 20ih-st near
10Th wad-Wmc school House No -. Dth-',., near
8th-av - -. .,, =, u, o.,
EVENING SCHOOLS FOR The EDUCATION OF
Notice also n ib,i lrinng school,. f,r the educa
ton III female, " "A be- opened MONDAY the 18Th INST
in the Female Departments u the following S~ho'l-
sts ward-ward School House No 10. james IT. be-
tween Chatham and MaIlsonsfs
I'll WaId-WaId SchooHouse NJ q Clark-st 10
l.ih Vnd-ward School-HyuS NJ ; LUDLOW -, near
nth vard-W ri tcLool House No :. stanton =,
her q Nheflfi-s -
l.tl MlTd-N ard School use NJ ~, I'm y near
l9th ward-Wari school. House NJ IS. fJth st.
frn-ay
A School fr Coiofed People IN Coiored ; No 2. m
Iaureas. - beta cen rand and Br0ome-sfs
COMPETENT ald Iperenced teachers have ossn ehsase'
eserthns rovded that ma{ % rellred % condac
these Schools ana afford thorough Instruction o. the pupils
Tree II charge Application for admission mus hS maze
= he Ssb Roam, a, som a. fhe Schools Onened
&. j. DODGE, WILLIAM - DOHNELLf
ID KISS O. " NORRIS.
A q DAVIS Committee Esenns Schools.
once y Boarf 4 Education. SEPT. /. 1851.
ssJDagNW&S
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FURNITURE-JULIUS DIES.

Z SOIR respectfully informs ms customers and the
public generally. that he has removed his Cabinet ware
rooms NJ $40 Broadway, door TO the Chinese Nh
scum He has now on hand large and beautiful assot-
ment Of Furniture of the uches description 10 "hch ne
invites attention He also prepared O. furnish TO oir
the yanous STYLES If choice Furniture IN usesu ch as
Gothic Antique Ehlsbethlan French and other designs.
and which he VIII warrant Of the very best materials,
workmanship and nnIsh u m
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EARM for SALE OF about 65 acres

y inthe township Of Harrison. MeStcheser Co. \ Y.
ncs north OF ac Ryc aud q trom the raT Chester sta
.lons New FORK aud New Haven Railroad. part OF the
estate vi the late Charles Carpenter commanding an eN-
ed view OF loug island Sound and 81 accent country
land fertile improved aud we'll adapted Tor cultivation or
country seat The promises readily ee found 10y III
curing Al either OF the ststionS Ter - .,,,,
auss ,mI uTNNS. rHOEBE CARPENTER
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NURNTSHED HOUSE to LET.-A

II Private Family Of two persons desire % let 70 snah
Family a part II a and newly furnished four-story
House, with all modern improvements Family without
children singie gentlemen preferred Ihls IS rare
chance such desire elegant accommodations None
need auply who do not wish TIL the lst o May
Apply al 3ge av from 10 10 A NJ and from tl 10
y NJ Between 18th and 2fh-sts sl II
A DESIRABLE LOCATION.-To Let,
~ the third story OF building ehgiby situated for
an OFFICE, for business requiring publicity Ap-
bly to BAKER GOODWIN l. CO. No. | Spruce-st cor
ner OF Nassau. aHSV
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLIE

Nu GIATE INSTITi TE No 2lS Fourth 81 conner u
Macdougal on Washington square. tMessrs CLARKE
TANNING Principals will open IT. ninth School year 10
MONDAY the i5th of September when the enlargement
ii the school building will be compleie II IN hoped thai
the opening Of ths Institution few days ate Than u'us
will he more than compensated 70 IFS pupils ~ the IN
creased advantages they viii derive from the ADDITION d
set IN the Use Of the school AMI core
spending addition Of Instruction all the iepafimrhs'i
study -
II has ever the Of the Principals II his lnsiu-
ton % carry school education 10 the highest pyssbs iosn'
II penscuon they accordingly selected this lgcttoa IN
sur a.sed beauty and heathuness aud having put
ed the lot buat thereon the man part ~ he pfe'e"s
siifce vih rooms specially hted for instfichon ma
With the NEW ADDITION, ample ~ SIZE and npmDrt p'
two hundred pupils deyotg three entire stones 81 'he
Bmlding 10 tho use Of the School Beng corner house
the 10 the dwelling part occupied by 'nr ~ us
Principals Is No 2l8 Fourth md that u Ihr Schps
NJ t58 5lacdoagalst
CIRCULARS for particular information miy 10 pA o."
Bookstores Nos 49, 200 and as Broas"sf AsS NO
~ Nassau-st No - 9th Az AZ the DRUG store uaes
Place Hotel corner Of lith and Broadway, and 70.
Institution The following patrons II anon a9f7gA's'