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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18
LNOR SALE-The pleasantly situate

i three story bncA House and Lot. complete with
every conycnence No III East 2Stst VIII he sold low
Terms easy Appy al ls boae"al from IL W - ''''A'
II al sac 81 Az , corner Of 2ith =, Of -
III lw. PETER A. x JACKSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18
LRENCH and MATHEMATICS

Professor # tie above branches wishes p DccnpD
cseuings IA giyns instruction o. puysie pupils ~
ence sud inquiry can De- made u Dir H. PEOOSEit.
Il Banks. sh"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18
(IASSICNL and MATHEMATICAL

\ SCHOOL NJ So sch Az New-Snik Citj near !" ~
iuston. squlte between Wrst lsinn t0-piirs autC
trr-parc - Institution commences - s1sen'h go
Monday Il q SEPT 1851
received collie. ,e 'tlctf and rave each hft up"h"
u fffsou years experience M their pr.fe,siDa
With cnnfrs.rn therefore. respectfully inFre -
rents who desire t1 have their sons thoroughly hpsh
ths e rrts 90 sound and uheri education. rrsparsff
q. entering business. college or the u.Ay adr@'
Id form on arGusntfucr with us schnA
G,..lorpef car he obtained the following s1sE tor"
"a lhlscits, ~ Mcssr, q Y tnsm, No ID, pss'
a.. r. Anpi.t,, y 90 ~ 200 Brosdws. 4 Fria-
ci- 4 Go y, ~ Br1advly kph' Carter. h.iHri,
~ u.s. Broldw1y Roe lockwood >on, W ~ b,''
pa. Heur. kefnot. No t3B br lsdwif g. y 49,
n a. Rroadway AnsOn ID y Randolph NJ ", h,"
ray ana San,as Rasnor no 70 Bower - . ,
au.t I'm SlEPlfh J SEDh"iihs fii''P,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18
miscellaneous Advertisements.

EIRCULAR.-To the Friends of MeGI-
y cal Reform Al 4 meeting II Reformed Physicians
held ~ the Gus OF rcw York the 10Th NJ August the
urdf rsicned appointed 20 circular - the
flenes IF MeGca Reform without regard 20 name. dvs-
aTv. inviting them to meet IN Conycnon "a New
York Cts ~ Fouuta Hall ii9 Bowery TUESDAY. the
.sd OF Scot ISL ~ o'clock VI for the mutual inter-
change opinions measures best adapted 70 lnsare
more united $40 harmonious spirit ranks and - take
such sies rs deemed necessary and advisable %
urorintf the general soos q the cause
The unccTs En.d would. therefore. most corilalF invite
our friends and ugSc ans II his and the al onlng States %
attend ga Convention believing. Go. that state OF
fine, t1 IS Do nerou with the cause IF Medical Re
nm H. th, c,ra-i, and espec ally the State Of New
Y.rs fat renders such meeting not only desirable but
Li-Air ipoft1nf.
n "A re..r IN nrr.nsa theIr II nnsslhle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18

TARRlTOWN lNSTlrUTE.-A Sc.
y lcc' Boarding. .Scha,, hr Bofs at rafNt'~R.
TIE Winter Term IT TINS last viii commence "a ne
drst Monday ~ NoVsmb.r Cigguiafs. coaiAnus, tern,
references So WIKI Wow % TIE Institute, saNen ipe
the sp,t hch MAJOR Andre wa> captured. can - 3
tuued az SHEpAkD> Book store, No io' tuton y "a
a. r. " WILCOX. L. ; school Agvncy, NJ Is bf2ei
waN. cr ~ addressing
>l3>InNlhu \ NEWMAN. Hflncinsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18

4 1 PRIV ME SALE.-Thc two-story
4 u ana attic brick HOUSE. and LOT Ne l6l Mott-st .
between Broomc and Grand Size Of lot 81 D, 100 feet
deep f,F terms NC apply T.
us St ANTHONY j BlEECKER No : Broad-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18

\ ny PEkSbN desiring 10 dispose u
n or purchase Rea Estate slct % B'.1e,s sis
zseuded local - the NLM-YOEk REAL - TAI r
OFFICE. No ss3 Broadway. A. the CHARGES ~ q ae
ard al transgctlors made there atsi-ct 49, =
above 4 number % 0Hces from SO. ~ SisyIt
elsa houses anl lie CITY aLe yctt} -isD ~ y
chlrss houses and iots farns A'2lc--as AZ re-
riyel for tie 1urcsz ass and sze q -- an e u-ai-
For further particulars apply - ~ 70 BIO az
cOrLer Of ATrity. A1-s IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18

~ vitei 20 visit C. " TUTTLES Emporium u Fancy
sods No 345 Broadway. wterr NAY be seen, endless
VARIETY eyery description 90 kngSh. French, German
and hnr>r Fancy Ware the reasonable prices,
wholesale and retail New and beautiful Goods BY every
arrival from Europe Ni>tor> aIe always welsome.
>f36tTUrhSSh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18
HIGH.BRiDGE LOTS FOR SALE
Two LET or for SALE-At Hoboken,

three story House, with basement aud under
cellar HlsA-st finished IN the best manner. with
marble manels range nc Rent low 10 the hrsl OF NAV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18
EE'S UNRIVALLED STEAM.

4 BIACkING This article. So long sul well known
flr rr ef-hiack gloss warranted % keep m aly
climate uuf1ves Dr. ags. ana = celebrated ipr preserving
and >oiterr- leather For sale wholesale and retail AZ
proof Paste aH23 lmSInSIb'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18
ERENCH PROTESTANT BOARD
H. ING and nAN SCMOOI. Tor YOUNG LAnlES "

So Broadway north If | mon square. hIs LtNERklr
PRINCIPAL Thus school vii uopen for the ensuing go
on WEDNESDAY the 10th OF September Furhef pa
uculars aud circulars may 10 opuupei by ipnicaios q,
The pructpal A. tie above address 6.tss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18
BINDERS' LEATHER.-The

psuhsrrber has ALWAYS hand and Is constantly
csyns English col0rcd Skyers. cJored Calf SKINS French
Turkey Morocco Russia Red Leather, sailed splits and
Calf Book cloth, French German and American Marpie
psBer and every other article required IN bnder large
assortment Of George Dudley superior barr Savers blank
Sheep and Law Calf always hand All ~ the allows are
offered for sale a! tie lowest market prcss py ~
nj IANES COOK. [ylL ftlII-s " U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18

I AND.-For sale, in lots to suit pur-
chaser, beautiful piece Of 100 acres of Land lsins
ON the north Nde of the Long Island Railroad about 'hu
rods om the depot aud fronting on the main old TO Ier
cho and o. ser Bay Inquire of NM SEAMAN No. y
Madson-st n Y, or ROBERT SEAMAN JeIcs' l. /
sl2 In.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18

~ TUITION ~ YOL sc LADfES-ReT GORHAN D.
ABBOTT Prncipsi Sgiag.er Institute Union parA--Ths
Autumn session VII commence edLesday, SEPT II. Pg-
Yls 70 - 1llcfually present a, he opeane
krffe ses. o. . OC.lfa A u.
Nev-S1fs. " ID ~ Aug % l25i aus ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18
I,ARM for SALE.-Of about SIS acres

harm for SALE.-Oi about % acres,
IN the township Il Harrison. WestchesteT Co y Y ,
miles norh II the RE and p from The POrt Chester ''-
Of the late Charles Carpenter, commanding an ct
tended view Of Long Island Sound and 81 accent country
land fertile improved and well adapted i1r cQ,N ~
country seat The premises readily be found hy IA
ouirIng n either If the stations for ,,
aug lmTuInSS' PHEBE J. CARPENTER
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-07
Enl. lS1O.
S11,S92 Is
S:Jl,593 Il


As favorable us Is ,h, above c4hlhi, lor The
year lsi9, ii is dccep'ioa>, aud caa lead I" u"
result involving rc"n"n'cai management. Ia"
cost of the management Of R"ad is wha Is
consumed in the keeping The Road and p"wrr
in guud working order. II dne> moi d'i"nsl OIL
the quantity Of materials purchased but what j"
CONSUMED, and the MAJ KIT value al the time al
EACH II, therefore, all the above materials
were rons;,nrd. aud The Wice paul Was the
.aaI., ISl9 wuuIh have ih. advantage over
ls5o. ia >psars. o.. aud 'Ia,lnw; and 1000, in
Wuua, aud Cua; ;-rAc!u.l!u, damages IN the
cum,ar..ul,, i.> accI,iriiai auinS those ca>uali
Ties. winch Cannot nr always sGarded against.
II, huwever, the maieria.S we've not consumed.
the value OF the rhcrsS would have 10 he de-
Quoted from ihe expenditure, and carried To The
consumption "i another year. The excess nl
thu year 1850, could not Lr made available in
the previous ,ear ui lS49, while what was "t
"i materials, &c. in l549. would have 10 he
urcnunt.d for ia lsjO. The la,t report shew.
ed considerable amount Of materials on hand
land it used up IN part, or in whole, thI, year,
the previous year is entitled 10 u credit. The
articles used above, generally purchased as
~
deposit ut whlrh had found uf advantage to
pr"vide. particularly wood; and had sheds con.
,,rur'rd 81 that Dry Pine might he substituted
FIR l.ig.iw",d, i"u"d ia practice inl nri"n> I"
the Lnr"nnolivr>. TO ascertain the cun>In?.
tom Tor lS49. WE Ina. talk" ilIr a,e,ag' tu:r"
yeats, and il will shrw from The ltrporl. -.
569 ,Iol ais. | a'n warranirI IN a>>Ini e.. l.'''
cta.se Tor Wood, in 1850. of $l6.2iU, a. -.
hllItmg cnn>Ipl"u; a. it is nu"I i,'l> li!.,l ="
bare arr the >luil"IIS "I IIr that IT." rh,>, ai
other discarded lInlnr pnrpn>"ly left "u road
side by Il prrd,rr>>"r. aud for whIrt hr WAS y
severely rep, cheuded hy the lnve tiga Jon Com
'nIIr". had To hr made available lLi, year l.,
keep the fires Of the Lrcnmplivrs usnng
From the above, wihnu, descending into any
| iuI thrr, and tedious details, the difficulty al
cunning I" any just and satisfactory results as lc
comparative c"sl, guided by superior manage"
mrul, Is obvious. Much Lrppnds on laciIiIie.
enjoyed, period of peratinns. market value "
materials, and "f labor, and of policy pursued
comparing the whuIe system ot each together
aud nut its parts separately. Otherwise. wha
may appear the m''>t pr"hgnlr. Gf that tern
lm appropriately uod"r II partial view ofone Ad
minI>traIion, may IN the whole be found th'
most rc"nonnal, when con,taslrd with that u
anulhrr. Thus cash. and credit work differ
emily. The Iir>, may br most er"n"mIral
! The adului i.,raiiull "f 1850, WAS favored witt
ihr a'Ivaula! !r> al IA lnl treasury; that "i lS49
Iah"rr,l iirIer tn" embarrassment "i nnr empty
"nr. Again il the work shons If lS49, Ih'
operations nl rnn>,rrlrli"n aud r"parainI wen
IN !..MriIr.i. IN" i,rrn"r Involved The nrcr>>ii
large expenditures for m,terials. aud nddI
/ IIonal labor; IN. iunnlery fires w.re seldom eK
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-07
10 accomplish this, the Stock Debt.
equivalent to loan from the Ssoek-
boders, was augmented in the sl4aN
of 6ll,3l5 Is

Leaving an increase OF property
v:lned Sl2l ,SST 30
From tie above, It appears, that in 1881,
with an increase of Indebtedness Of 1886, ,l3l
t6-against 2T4 ,29;5 SO of the previous year
this ircrcases being the difference between a
new debt OF SCI ,3l5 65, and the old debt of
2s5,Cs} So lf.uidatcd, and with Ill augmented
gross Revenue of S2o, o,552--the operations ot
1850 exhibit an increase Of permanent Invest
ment of b.. S4,sl5 33.
I have not inclnded III the above, as ferma-
nent Investment, s4G,T90 AZ, Charged under
the head, as this sum, in part. it not IN the whole
ischarre thle to maintenance of way or 1t hasr e.
duced the cost circumference OF way IN the lse-
mort. exhibiting a reduction Of disbursement
Under that head. Mr. Lithgoe, now in charge
estimated this saving Road Department at S2oo
a mile. The present management hlu tne
bonoGt Of 81 miles of new Road, finished in
1s4o and r,nort 5S finished this; OF WHICH, at
the least, 25 miles was available, and woHll
make n reduction of sl2 s36, and being the ex-
penditnrcs Of 1850, in Road Department, mp to
those of ls49. The S46,73O 40 is fiI'ly char
ecahlc with with SI2,s96 for maintenance OF
way; leaving the balance S33,994 ~ chargea.
bic to extraordinary expenditures, and absorbed
in the addition of Indebtedness for 1850.
Current or ordinary Expenditures
ITndrr thi, head, the expenditures hos l~d9
were rrpnr"d lv Ihr Auditor at S4hb ":f3 ~.
In nv report pointed on "n""r tvs" ! ears NJ"
Irnirimal.lv rhargralle under thai head. aud
whirh same items, hav" actually t"rn carried
in lr arcollui Indicated IN the report lnr l91O.
Persons moi ana:yzing both accounts, hui l""k
inu nniy a, the aggregate. would come very
iu.,iy to the tnncu.inn thai he current e1prn
,Iirurrs of 1919, pxcrrdrd those of 1850. by 7s.
ss7 dollars. Nnw current expenditures are
indefinite, and depend upon the classification
of what partip., in a comparison, may agree I"
hpIopy to that hrad. The present admInlstra.
,inn has adopted in parI, q new Classification.
don't object, Enr in III" discussion OF This qurs-
ton ii, our meetings. there has bern much mis-
app eIlrm>i"n. involving a very pl'n subject i"
,one intended mystery. Assuming the new
classification and W. haze for l649. $d07, ,32o
.uai rs: 1854 .O4O for the year 1850, aud ma
k ns The melt p'otil Sis47s2. against 52S 679
40. acc.alnrr tor in The augmentation S2O.6lI
- at receipts. in ihr saving ot Sl2o96 i"lng
charged To acrnnn, nf ;rne wal "fR"a'l, as >hewn
asuvr. url at least 5 900, estimated AT wlai
wuu.t hr the ir,!urtlnu "i expenditure at work
.i,"l.> y limiting Tue work thr'el" mere re-.
raralion aud lh. Jess lai''r aud 'l"'k here, tn"
new a., ang.rlr.hts ut receiving and pas>rng"r
h,,u... ". I'D luvuIvr. he a.'~ve * an exhibit
ia IL" asa rga,r. ltw" "rr" T." tr.c"nd 4" par
iicu.ar,. W., w..L tiuI lhr IullDwins in rnnlta>i:
Far 1919. For 1850.
Enr snLps. ;s3il5 81 Enr Spkcs, So,979 ~
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-07
S9jO,742 II

Making to he provided for ...,. S930,742 II
TO meet these oh igatuns, the nslaImenls
on stock, and which could he called al inter
walls only OF GU days, had to he anticipated by
the issue of script, drawing interest aud small
change bills, receivable in dues to The Compa.
ny. We were here mel by another cmbarrass.
uent. The stockholders beyond the State,
were permitted to withdraw from the CO part.
nershp, and the stock within the State was re.
duced one fifth. BY this enactment, no c"n-
,rihulons from the State, CITY and Corporations
cUuldbe received, as their payments were cred.
tied against their debt, anj the large advances
ofSaIe and dCiy, left the Company ",ehrd
to both. The shares on The adjustment were
reduced To 3I,sl0 90 The State, City and
Banks, owned 1910, leaving but 24,l00
larrs rs the onl rrsonrcr to finish the CoIum-
bia Road, and to meet outstanding Obligations.
Payments had had already been made on the
5,h 9th and 9TH insialments. as the scrip issued
was received in payment, there was very lit.
tie money coming into the Treasury to pay old
er obligations, burhencd with interest. I'm.
der this system of Gnance were we compelled
to progress. The Road to Columbia was com.
pleled, and, on the consolidation OF the two
Companies, on the 3lst December, 1884,
The balance OF indebtedness was $2793, gig
All these operations were conducted through n
period of great distress and embarrassment in
the country, and The credi, system having been
forced an the Company, was consequently con.
dur,ed at greater expense. The interest ac.
count alone, throug this period Of our history,
amounted t" SS96,s56 6s. Al this crisis, more
encouraging prospects began to dawn on the
horizon.
The business Of The Road was beginning To
realize expectations. The revenue on the
year of consolidation, had reached $532, 500 95
and on an average increase ofs75tOo0 ayear,
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-07

Banks.-The Indiana Convention has or.
dered the following, as the first section Of an
article, TO he engrossed: "No banks shall here.
after be authorised, except under the restric.
tions to be provided in this. constitution. Ais
banking shall be on a specie basis actually
paid in" ri s'f@ -
Alabamo.-A Convention of delegates from
all the Southern Rights Associations 0enthe
State is to assemble at Montgomery, on the
second Monday in February.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-07

Leaving an increase of property slO7.062 50
As the Increase OF Indebtedness to the amount
of 500 900, was on the debt to the State.
which had accrued in previous years, but was
adjusted in ls49, this sum might be Legitimate
ly deducted, and which would swell the in.
creased value Of property acquired, to s2O7,-
052 50, in that year. But we will be content
ed with the exhibit $l07,O62 50
:, }'asrs WAS rec ived from the same sources, in
the year 1850, II gross Revenue S929.3li 05
After making similar disbursements for t.,e year,
esiufnerafed above, there was appropriated to
the Legitimate objects ofpermanent Investment
or 44S, ID 81
Ihe bal nee q drbtcdaess was
feIucrd 2s5,O32 80
,1np III
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-07

70 amount paid for construc.
iion, Interest, and olher oh
legations, 10 date.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-06
SRCRET OF BEAUTY, or How to DO

CECRET OF BEAUTY, or How to be
~ Handsome.
can Instruct any person how TO be hsndfone.
l teach how make brown san fair ana clear.
teach how remove tan PIN pies and freckles
teach how 10 change the saow fac into Of beauty
teach how 10 make the Srbked skn smooth
leach how TO male brown leeth as white 80 pearls
tesch how 10 male diseased gums hsrd ard sound.
teach how to make offensive breath perfectly sweet
teach how 10 maze hard, brown hands son snd white
teach bow to make The hair grow luXursnty.
can hssen the growth Of whIk-rs, mus;schlos &c.
teach how TO have bright and sparGliRg eyes.
teach how 10 preserve the eyesghi for life.
teach how 70 restore I'M paired ey-sighL
teach how 10 change gray hair 10 US original color
teach how change The color OF the hair desired.
teach how 10 make he hair son, rich and glossy.
tesch how 10 make The lips and cheeks rcd
teach bow to remove supefauoUs hair.
know they are oil perfectly harmless
know they are al very cheap and pleasant
know every person viii Lie them on uA-
give directions TO make and use these compounds
know thew are better than any advertised cosmetics
AK ONLY ONE DOLLAR for al this Information.
receive 90 letters unless postpaid .,
ADDRESS or send 10 N. LAVASsE French Chemist, lo4
EEIsAu-sL corner OF Ann. Nev-York-he Will se1c no
work by mai or otherwise. " No agencies esssohsheo-
INDICTMENT TO CLUBS TO accommodate neishDor-
hoods. isht copies will be sen. Tor FIVE DOLLARS Cue
orders must meLOn all the nance OF the persons forming
the club. Beware OF limitations. Address - sooVe-
ALI lmTuTh&Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-06

ZINC PAlNT.-Tho subscribers having
AIbeen appointed Agents for the sale Of this most EuRs
rior PAINT Manufactured by the NEW JERSEY EA'
PLORlNG AND MINING co are cow prepared 70 exc
rrte orders for the any eKIenL
ThiE PAINT having stood The most sewers tess ~ nSN
sHered the public Paint In al respects superior -
hte Lesd The public are respectfully invited 70 call and
examine for themselves - .,.
PATENF LEAD PIPE, SHEEf LEAD, bAk Ahs
PjR ITAD Constantly on hand and for sale.
SAMUEL G. CORNELL Co.
SlfsmE No as Water-si, New fork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-06
DATENT COMBINATION SOAP

DATENT COMBINATION SOAP
h Invention great saving IN the cost OF Soap
for washing being the greatest lA6orzvtng article yet
tnv=aed No other Soap Il needed IN fanfly Tor
purpose whatever The inventors have Ab0rsd hard and
long 30 combine IN ne nos concentrated and ccu7eIieci
perfect safety. IL Akes The din from eoses bT uTng
veyy small quantity, By simply soaking, behns and rnsnE
(exeep clothes have stains vey tity tssl case
als should be rubbed on before boiling IiE converted
into son Soap by disso.vtng into wate aps whsa
nsAe per directions, coSts about cent? De- nopex.
eeedng any other for Al purposes FOR which soso u used
Phe PaienI CombnAaon Soap being very hard and COO
Aicrg no reEnmAkng 4 The beat azd BY far he cheap
esi 5U Soap ever useois renders hard and sS WSix
ecus sO Tor washing purposes ans, beng free from
scs cannot niure or vel on clothes In he least Con
cuain.ed with this srqcle without delay.
l. K HORTHROP co.
For sale By MesErs CONAN HOPKINS & Co q
warsrst, ard Aessrs BOYD PAUL, % corIA0d-sS
9of SuTuThkSAIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-06
THE IRVING INSTITUTE.-LY-

THE IRVING INSTITUTE.-LY-
Il ONs CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL BOARD
ING SCHOOL for Young Gentlemen, a. ParrytoTn, n Y:
The Principal IL AasduOas IL hs regard for the moral
,cssre the TAtsoI comfort the tHteesH1- improvement,
The aannevs. and persgndl habits OF nis pupils.
The COur1e OF Education comprises al the branches pro
parstory for College business for professional OF prac
ucA lie, incuding Surveying and Civil Engineering
DrIwng Vocal Music Piano, and french, BY coupeLsnI
Hasera German and Spanish taught n required
The scumef term commences % the lst Of May. and
eonurues five months charges for ne ter $40 .ns IN
cqoea al expenses for Board Tuition Except Modern
Languages and Music and TIE Of necessary books u
Er Rhsh branches A deduction vii be mads when two
come rom the sane family.
For rheF particulars, references &c. Zee circulars a
nv brothers s9 EAssa1 a. al 5s9 Broadway snd ~ 70
BOWery. WM ?. LYON. M. Prncips. and PropretoS
Letters should be sddresssd North fsrryEowR-"
uny2 3Ikiher2aWHWkB
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MANUFACTORY-:

DRUSH MANUFACTORY-337
GD PeSrsL FTGn HIN squAre-fhe subscriber respect
tuy Informs bis customers and the public generally he
has constantly hand. Brushes Of every description,
which he Il seiiag the lowest prices Also an extra
qualify OF AM erethes, Sssnsooi Se &c Also, 5seei
OF Whitewssh Window DGsung, Shoe, Horse and other
BrUshes Fancy BruAhes Of every description Machine
Brushes made 10 order. JOHN TX HOPPEL,
az mfufhu&SAl' ST Pesrlsg.
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NTOUNT WASHINGTON COLLIE.

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLIE
lV1 GIAfE INSTITUTE, 2l3 Fourthst, corner u Mse-
douRa fronting Washington square -bOAkDINo DE-
PARThENF. Rhe Principals, having reeeiyed freqaeot
Pupils are now happy 10 announce ha ne
ost deFHb character have bees made, oy when ne %
euiar EdvEnAges offs City High School may be secured
those Who are anxious to avail themselves Of iI benes
re etred location Of Tits Institution facing IL does 10
largest Para IN The cry, combines every adyAn1ge o. ne
eoentTy Tor he heaIf1ness ofia pupnG The School year
e divided four CT eleven weeks Zach, eonmene:
in9 September eth November IS February 10, and Aprd
~ BOARDING Pupils viii be continued during the Summer
varaon desired Terms reasonable Circulars obtained
n he Institute By addressing The PhnepA hfeTise
re Bookstores Of n II. Newman, 1873 Broadway And Of
d Appleton 80 Broadway. Pupils Admitted al any uus
and charged only rom the dale Of entering
q N B The next School term u VII % ooEerVeo
comm ences Monday, April IN
Q. W; CLARKE, An PnncipLA
MILD JAS TANNING. A N. A'-~r
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MATHEMATICAL TEACHER.-A
4V1 feecber Of experiences vii inEuet IN schools or pm
vale pCpis IN Arithmetic, Algebra Geometry. Navigation,
Surveying II cheering Driving Perspective with pans
probes ehArLG he Address fugonomeSy, Tribune Of
Sre Jim
DARENTS or GUARDIANS inquiinR
IL for BOARDING SCHOOLS are respectfully solicited
70 address the subscriber Principal Of the ESfOWH
ACADEMY LehiKh Co, Pa The ANNA Ce;1sguA
containing references IA this city, 7erms advantages &c
vii be rsrurued lslt In R0BERf C. CHANDLER
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NOR SALE-A nnodern-built HOUSE.


with one acre of excellent Land, situated on the COZ,
ner OF Bouth and willow In the village OF tsnioro
Conn within I've minutes walk Of the Railroad pepol-
Rhe House ~ feet square, with me psLLe
mir ACROSS the entire front There IN also conVenen'
md well finished basement hot air furnace COOKING rang O.
sissrs and good vel. Of water likewise large and com
odous coaeh-hOuse and stable, al IN pefIeCl oIuet
fsyge norop OF the purchase money may remain on Ono
and mortgage desired FOR terma Inquire on
or Of VIM. d. EkAhAhH' oS ~ Rro,d. n,
ml2u W. pIOe'-.1-