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Tickets S20-halves S10-quarters SIS
Certificate of Package of 26 wholes $500 90
DO do 26 halves $50 90
DO do 26 quarters Is 90
DO do 26 eighths 81 30
90 Orders for tickets, shares, packages IN any
of the above magnificent schemes will meet with
prompt attention. Address
+. MORRIS s. Co, Managers,
Oct. g.. Baltimore, Md.
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The new steamship Columbia will ply between
San Francisco and ports in Oregon, awaiting at
the former ports the arrival Of the mails and pas
sengers from Panams, and returning without de-
lay with the mails and passengers for the steamer
from San Francisco.
regular line Of propeers will be kept up for
the transportation Of freight and transient passen-
gers between Panama and San francisco.
The well-known steamship Sarah Sands, Of
500 tons burden, now under charter TO the com
pany, and peculiarly commOdous in her cabin
arrangements, will be kept running as an extra
family boat.
One of the above steamers will keep up the
connexion between Acapulco end the other Mex
lean ports.
The connection in the Atlantic will be main.
tanned by the United States mail steamships
Georgia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 900 tons
Ohio .................-... 5000
Empire CITY,. .......... .2,OOO
Crescent City. 500
Cherokee ..................l,JO O
Philadelphia ...............1,l0 100
Leaving New York for Chagres on the Ilth
and 26th Of each month.
The new steamer Fl Dorado and the Falcon will
form a direct line between New Orleans and Cha
gres, leaving at such periods as will insure
little detention as possible on the lsthmus, and
forming with the Pacific steamships a through line
to and from New Orleans and ports in Mexico,
Californis, and Oregon. Passage from New Or
leans be secured from Armstrong, Lawrence,
d. Co, agents at that place.
The fare for through tickets from New York to
San Francisco has been reduced from
SiOO IN state room TO, ..''........ $3.50
$3.50 in lower cabin to.............S2 $500
$500 IN steerage to......,.........sl 65
The rates from New York to Chagres will be
the lowest adopted by any safe sea-sitamer be-
tween these ports.
Each passenger is allowed $50 lbs. personal
baggage free, not exceeding in measurement 10
cubic feet.
Freight will be taken to Chagres at 20 cents per
foot, and from Panama TO San Fancisco at the
rate Of 500 err ton.
For choice Of berths apply at the Office of the
company, 81 and IS South street, or at their
agency, No. III West street, New York city,
Aug 12-dly
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PRINTING IYHEA

A re now sold at BRUCE'S NETWORK
n TfPE-FoUNDRY, at the following very
10" prices, for approved six months notes:
Roman. IiLn Be SLun.h A.r
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GREAT ELECTORAL ESSiAN
STATE LOAN


Of6,725,O0O Dollars.
INHlS Loan is guaranteed by the Government,
II and contracted by the eminent Banking
House of Messrs. M. A. Won RorHscHILD AND
SoNs, IN Frankfort-on the Maine. The following
capital Prizes must be gained, viz:
Ia OF $4,000 Dollars GO Of 1000 Dollars
% " $4,000 60 1000
"a " 1000 100 500
60 5000 $50 &" 900
&c, &c. The smallest Prize is SIS Dollars.
The next drawing takes place irrevocably on the
LIST Of June, 1851.
The price Of The Ticket is as fblioio,:
ticket for Dollars tickets for 25 Dollars
30 " 100 &" IS " 300
Remlttances can be made in Bank Notes, Bills
or Drafts on Europe, &c. Each shareholder will
receive, free Of expense the Prospectus, with full
particulars; and after tie drawing, the list of the
successful numbers, which will also be published
IN the leading journals. The Prizes viii be paid
IN cash at Fronkfort-on-the-Ma Paris, Lon
don, New York. or New Orleaps
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CHARLESTON, sc.
r- IN introducing the new style of HAT
for this season, 1 would remark that
there is an entire change in every par
tcular.
Gentiemens' Hats.
Silk Moleskn Beaver
Russia Nutra Opera
French Cashmere Travelling.
Fashionable Caps.
Cloth Plush Oil-Silk
Tweed Fur Oll-Cott
Morocco Satin Velvet
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STEELE'S HAT HALL.

oct l5-3if
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InHN n,HnMERGTE. Rectiher ana

- Dis,ler-HONESr JOHN, after having passed
through the ordeal vt fire up agn and ready 10 supply
h CUSTOMERS and the liquor trade generally, with the bess
oil Pure Sarits norurted Brandies Gin Snd Wne Call,
you m want Of a superior article his old place 40 West
Seventeenth st near Seventh avenue. mI4s 5m'
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ln0ia Rubber Goods.

XUICANIZED INDIA-RUBBER-
HANCOCK " SONIERNELL * BURR-The YER
dict gwen the Court of Common Pleas IN thus acton
having established the Infringement Of the paInth MI
Thomas ancocks patent, by importers vendors IA this
country Of American Shoes. Oyershoes and Guloshes.
made Of NUcan.led India Rubber. Charles Macintosh
4 Co IN which firm Mr. Thomas Hancock IS psrtner,l
the pfopneors II the plaintiffs patent hereby give notice
that all importers makers vendors Of the above articles,
ar of Nulcanyed India Rubber any shape not OF the
manufacture of Charles Macintosh Co. Will be deemed
ninngers MI Thomas Hancock patent and proceeded
against such
The HAYWARD Rubber Company Of Connecticut s.,
are the only licensees for the sale Of Nulcinzed shoes
Overhoes and GOoShes IN this country manufactured 10
America aud AL such Shoes Oyershoes and GoOshe are
stamped Manufactured by the Hayward X bier Com
PAM, licensed ~ Charles Macintosh Co. Patehees VI
the VucanHed India Rubber " - -
Manchester, me %. 1851 aul) NIuIhSS'
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1 CARD.-To COLLEGES and IN

"a STITITIONS Of EDUCATION Gr YOUNG La
IIES.-k !. HARVEY, N. prof of Classical ani
English Iiferatrrel viii resume. after the vacation. his
Instructions the del ailments Of nn accomplished
education inc uane tompost. ard the Rhetorical Read
ng n the Poets ana other classical authors IT language
NJ pa Broadway. Jones, Rpunis ,ui) ls~k"'TsIb
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vVOTHE PUBLIC-INDIA RUBBER

Z SHOPS Our attention has been called 20 an adyer-
usementbg Horace n Day, published m the New-fork
Herald of July 1851 and the Couner and Enquirer u
same date m which, after much unmerted abuse of our
attorney VIM Jrson ESQ he asserts that re fars nor
ctsrge nm tri pira'iag GoOdyforg Patents under 0r
oan names and that he doe, not infringe O0'syeafs Pa
tents IN the man fracture OF shoes
W. have purchased our license Tor Ihe naan'tine OF
India Rubber Shoes under Good ca Patents hl pa"oh
money and are daily aylng farm Tor the same ina any
other person nght have done the same disposed % 40 ~
rather than sIrae upon GOodyear's Patents We thah
more iust to purchase reht valid patent than 20
mfrnre L Mr. Day after having been prosecuted, ac.
.uoW ledsed GoOJYear's rights made a settlement and
agreed IN future e. infringe his patents lie "a NO" al
tempting only T. infringe san paienis nut 20 IN ure as
ALL. vho have nr large consider pun hlsed our u
c4u.e, and now under thfn aud re cfHyc NJ D1y
ff-srff. and that sgHdfnres, WIN prhtng
noon G.years Patents m the manufacture Of the shoes
which he n. offering the public and We give notice th.1
he and all who are concerned Nth HIM 10 purchasing -
vending his shoes made violation Of sad patent nsnt
~,l he prosecuted New-YOr. Ilb Il, 1891
l. CANDEE Harvard Rubber Co, b.
VIM A BUCKINGHAM Treasurer
The Newark India Rubber Manufacturing CO.
HUTCHINSON President,
FORD s co. NiSH
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INSTRUCTION or the PIANO-FORTE

j A Young geu5lsman. ZANZIBAR with the E<sish ana
Cen az language VINO has hsl much psrsnee VA tsieh
ins tae an0, wal. b- hapES T. Obtain fD~ 'cna'n
fa,rr Terms si1 quarter lie would aso lac y =.
Address En- K Broad az POs'-Ohcs. an,y ~
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Grbools.

BERGEN POINT INSTITUTE
bPcA>Autlv situated opposite Port 2chosl distant
tom Ne~-Nor> seven miles, accessible hourly ~ steN
bat Piled si competent u>tuciofs, under fe >u
ptun,ndauce of vi Nreeland TIE ia and winter term
Will commence sept 18th. 1851 Terms wd sai nom size
O. $50 per auBu. according CD tac instruction anrri
and payments quarterly advance C.rcuars and o.asT
information blamed hy Application uq'n the premises
Bergen Point. y J JACOB NJ NREELAND.
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JEwEIRY AND Sill

w NkkN AXE lhcSc Shl " 81 O. , area Asc W,tcA-
IewelrY and SILVER Na-S. c'Scf AZ ~1ccske
VII fnd greatly their advantage O. call As
,r-rheY H. SANITY Tceylnr ~ trSrr
snt silver Watches froia the nNnntacfcres EHs NaA
Franre and Switzerland vnrh 10 = - ry a. w1s'esNe
ana r,tsi the very lowest pixies SprrtHA SsA cav
por.srs an Duplex Watches kne Gula snl silver Eas-
liz Patent Ir,cE watches ~ Ceopsrl Teoas. Bses'.g
an others Gold ana SILVER Detached lessr All Lea se
Matches Gold Guard. Foa spi YES CLANS. CAA-aiNa-
CHAINS lr l-ajles FEre God Wedding ksSs Go.a
Cuall eys FOB KEYS ani Seals Gold Aid S.vvf P.ncis
and Gold Kings Ladies' Bracelets. Gold lcCkrs. Cod
snd silver rhimh.es CHAINS TOT watches, 1o.i AM Sl-
yer S-rctaccs Sfer.1< silver spoons, Cops Eoks, &C.
Gold Watches low 81 - -, each. WHcaes ana
iev~ry exchanged
All Watches warranted % keep gocd TIVE. ~ the n'ssy
returned Wstcles Ciccss xpl lesciy repaired m gAs
6rsi manner ari warranted and IL much les ihsn re
usual pricss GO ALLEN, Importer ~ Msiclss aai
Jewcy Who,esals cad Retail a Msil-st corner ol New
second tros Broadway. ~ ssausj iorresI 81
v ell-st iy9u
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ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New


~ ark Nsw-Jersey. by The - .
NEW-JERSrY EXPLO RING AND MINING co.
THIS CoIp Azt g prepared 10 fIFaiss suppl, 81 thsu
valuable
ZINC PAINTS.
vh,ch haye heer fognd af,eg several years TIA, eA I,
Eurure and IN the Unued states - re;n their o7si1sl
hesu-y and protective prOQeres. suenM 70 alg otaer
Pant vhafsV-r Their -
WHITE ZINC PAINT
surels IN Orte Of nc and waAnted tr-~ ron NJ
.d1itefat.oa whatever l. has No poisonous fr'rrs -
Objectionable the health vi families and ofAaea n
zone other Siulis IL r.ErurU-S
IT WILL NOT TURN YELLOW -
v-ca exposed - ST. -Auro or mcPai'sc ehnAA.lut'
when shat Up close nom nor Is 4 A1eoted ~
pc'1res hung walls coated Win u AS A on.>So
PANT vlhS-ants the changes 81 weather better N
ary other not beng lahle tuna chkT or - crao'e
ard rh ud l. may he worked WITH ans color. OF "'A
water and OIL vita varush INSTEAD IF o thereby S'ihs
tie Ius'ly celebrated poFrrialn iuIsb -
Ihe Company also manufacture BLACK AND COL
OkFD ZINC PAINTS. ~hCh are he.oud question: VIA
OCT any equal for coating rofs. 81 oga tencias
AID al other metallic surfaces I-rf are "a Purs
METALLIC OXIDES.
And unaffected ~ sat 1tacT exposure .ess
=. Al other pants within know ecSe-
lru ar1 other metals o. NOT OItfIe when coated WIKI
then. AMI they rCmarXahs :r ther IRE 2rocg prop
cries. DealerS supplied OF liberal terms ~
; I. JONES co, Agents ~ ne COMPANY, -
U2i 3m - beaver-st., y. !.
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New Cests fross E1rprs
WATCHES. il WELRY and SILVER

" NAke->st INN bkoThhN. y niA'a- - sd
10 RoNeys We Can atsAs Il The aier-sS "a A>e Nhs "a
the above goods by arrangements IA klpqe ard IL
manufactures here. - gr'ts goods from tAe Gr>i Asst>
O. make Their punch As A. either s;o-v. = fii- 8 -
BlWcv.
Gold watches bv oref. Tooias. seeSlsy All s,Aers
Gold pa-eai lever watches. iall lcveict
Gold watches. corTec' uers q: easnersS as cs,f t
Or = railroads
Gold pa,cnt lever Wstch-s for ifdfeS.
Gold ar Ss,sef v afch@s ~ Al XMAS
Gold ChsIns. new ArtHl- the chafr.sia er iaii~s
Gold wecdr kius>. Wstc tnr~>Sv Or hat pufr~s>s
Gold Iockcts Ike witches. on~H ,.lll >sde-
Silver TcS-Sets. ForAs. S,.an>, ladies' s.
Silver Ware he rfle I'd our business. ald ve AZ tc<es
med % kccu tlt rtr.tarz Of = .hu- A., cf sru SzA
g dollars. lac tnat : nuf warranted S-latATd.
CAc Baskets. CasiorS C.ll.c a. v Aiers. r r.
Our rciea az gnts wlTaatti rgnrr>l nfet ca-a
nc.e ;he rrce marked p.a fsvrcs ore pee - csA
cciy Yrs yntulhSS
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DAINTERS, GLACIERS, SASHMA-

L KERS Bull DFRs. ard others interested, remember
that SAMUEL. SCHOONMAkER, Chatham square,
SAB. tie very best qualities OF trenh asa Asl-
can o all sizes ron oxS t. 33xt6, a. TIE very lp"
esi cash prceA Painters. particular may bear ia nlnl
that by the AID If four extensive Steam Power PANT s
sep- ronstaut IN operation enabled 10 sell better ar
TIC 80 Of PAINT a. lower pnces than an other mtann
tnrer 10 the United States. PATS, OILS, PClIf
SAMUEL SyHOONMAkER, CLsthan-square, y I.
\ B-Purchtsers WI have Their goods Delivered n
ms
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cTATE AND NATIONAL LAW

~ sCEODI, Ballstnn S,a, SaYaiOga County, y -tbs
rerf term Of ni. InsttEOn vii cOscaence on me ~
Wednessbysof September rs OBJECT - % t>ach ne Hs
tcs a. "a a. the Of Law and ~ traIs spiesS
the art u OF hand speaking. Catalogues, sany psSas
ian. VIII b. by reesest, directed fy,t pad 20
sus oSkswiSeDi " Fo"LEh. Prssses@
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rOJrNTRY SEAT on the HUDSON

N-ror ale Fsrn Il sbo7t o. IN ne village 81
HaS,inr, 81 miles from the city The house aeF ool'
Of st0rs ID the stetalt al manner, n modern =.
ttre. rJn1s and has one O.. the NOS; colnnaad
veys ~ the rivsr and al AGENT scenery II mites mus
u,curesque prospect wTfh convenience ana r-'ri1
rbe grounds are =. he finest order vel surp Jed Nh
great variety fruit Tie whole parf VII De- s!.e %
~ the Hudson Ne~-York ALEXANDER BRINE
Va 2awThAStys
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ENARM for SALE.-FOr Sale an excel
lent FARM IN New-Jersey consisting Of 40 acres 10
acres If which are under cultivation II within hours
rae of New York hy steamboat, which runs twice daily
and a mule from SOop landing There IS cOmmptl)us
farm house also barn. stables, cowhouscs wagon
sheds hog sites hen-houses &c number OF choice fruit
trees were planted last fall
The soil Is fine clay loani and Yields heavy crops of
wheat grass. The timber consists of hickory, maple
white OAK and cedar Every part Of the farm is well at
cred and offered for sale exceeding low terms The
fam well stocked part Of which be taken at
far valuation Possession mmedlaely For further
particulars apply to b {. LEVERIDGE,
auto lw. No 10 Cheny-st, n. Y.
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" CRAWBUCk'S UPHOLSTERY

M IhAN DIt N - UfltOIaS En- :,
w HOUSE and ShIa-Es,nisasng WIrrEooGls 81
Grand-st. NewYorS where VII oe found complete
sortmsnt 81 the following articles seaIhcs, har
and NUS also. beds mattresses paaSSes and cushions
also hesteads % every description patent
joAt loCs ont screw cottage and trrndls cots
Slso splendid variety Of PAPER hanging borders So NJ
would call particular attention To MS STYLE of hsr
and sITi.g mattresses. y Bold beds ard mattresses
renovated and made oseT Sral - new by
". CAsWBUCk. SS GrABd-st. second doog
aus Ia east u ESsex-st.
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DRIVATE SALE.-A LOT on the

north sIde Of l2th-St, li5 feet of Avenue A.
SIZE OF lot IS feet front and by 1903 feet inches deep
For terms and Ynco apply t. \ RLEECkER,
aut9lw Auc,ioneer No Broad-St.
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HOUSES FOR SALE or TO LET

y Al Central MoIrISana, 10 miles from New-Sork,
the Harlem Railroad. where pass each way i've
times day, new, neat, two stors Cottage House, ~
front hy AZ feet Jeewith story wing ~ 10y 10
The lionse contains eight rooms. ana is situated
Wasbngton-av between 8th aud athsts, and within
800 Il Of the Rsroad The lot 80 H. front bs $50 deep.
Also, lot ADJOINING sam, SIc can Ice had desired Al
tive Houses ON fordham corner Of llth-St, each
% feet 'front.' by % deep, containing each eight rooms
and cellars house calculated for store and dwell
hing or they both be united house # desired
There good ell Of IN the ward and the ground
ssuficicnt for good garden Inquire OFF. l. BURNETT,
builder, Frsnklnav near the corner Of 7ih ST, or OF
JOHN MIDDLETON, builder. Glh-St near Foriham-
HN, MornSania, OF Of + MERRIAM, No 50 Beekman-
1t NewNoIk. between the hours of and A. NJ OF TO
= NJ, OF IN the evening after O'Clock. au20 AZ
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Professional Notises.

DD'Or Evsntt,
I ATE of the London and EdInburso
j IUuiyerslt.s, having removed from Nes -Oreans
NssYors. IL ready % tres, pstients s4HenAs -
Consumption other chrOn1c diseases Eases s"nSs
~ tier N thr Faculty admitted house pa.sas Ore
ana residence ls5 West Twenty Third 81 near EsalA "a
n r. Certified ofs and 10 yesu E't1isog sson .sf
opea - pgolsc lasyect,sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21

OFFIC + to LET- a small "a. a front ,at, Room on
the last two wears Bent low Apply n Ne s. Roosevelt
81 corner Of Madison All -
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GaIamGnocr Safes.

LylRE in SAN FRANCISCO
i ANOTHER TRIUMPH of RICHS SAFES The
same safe IN the great fires Of 1850 and 1871 p.
J. Gilbert \ CO = Alta California Office agan burnt,
and the safe which stood the fire OF their former dng,
has again proved Itself true Salamander by peser ing at
their books aud papers from the deyourEg eeneu IN the
recent sraion OF 22d June II IF Rich MAKE
ROFF. STEARNS 4 CO. successors to Rch Co, have
inward 81 100 safes made the manner as that f-
pied the Alta California, iog sale AZ Their dc 2oi 10
Wsier-st ALMON ROFF.
J G. STEARNS
aui5s,. A ) MARVIN
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1emelrp. &s.

" A1ChES, JEWELKY and SILVER
WAhE-A ven laFgs Assornses o. Las ~ -.
ys AZ ch Jrvey. VI essry iaItsfn nhe sys1 40
Adss and rsIfleE,sas Watssss and SILVER ware o. ne
standard Of doilss, AZ vrTy rOderefe prSes ca. sss
AZ w. PACHTHAsNs JewelJ Store 10 C~aAl a.
Rs,cars Jewely sDa silver WEs made 70 srde< Aaa care
fully repaired Cahfoznis 6oA tsIsa " sxehAAxs aaa
made Up to order eg1s INV
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o Of the suTscnbcT, On tht pfthlsts = :. :. ,,v,
au2 4wSTuATh' THOMAS Is mAbEE.
ENOR SALE-The FARM of the late

NOR SALE-The FARM of the late
j Moses CLARK. deceased conamng iQl acres, situate
in the town IT East Chester about mile from the IucNa
hoe Depot Of the Harlem Railroad IL Is bounded mortimer
Nv by the road leading from East Chester - Ne" ochee
and by the Eassry road Of East Chester on which
roads II has $50 rods On the Farm IA GOOD mansion
house. large barn and extensive sheds, mill house, car
rage house and ssay on, buildings all IN good CON
ditlon Also good tenani-house The Farm Us IN hlsh
state Of Improvement Terms easy. Inquire OF SAM VEL
CLARK no Elizabeth-s New York .ALPHkuSCLAR
on the premises the undersigned a New k0c hee
JOHN SOULiCE,
au7 6xTh&Ms Executor Of Moses Clark deceased
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A,ASH Nd RLINDS FOR SALE.-

- large quantitg q the best qua-t ~ Bill oi
grept Sc, 10 suit purchasers. FOR sale by the sHhscn
},r. Il his Sash and Bind Factor, hotehs saw MI
buildings NJ 1873 Bank ST. North River w1sre ne = re
Jared 10 furnish SASH BLINDS md SASH DOORS al the
shortest notice the lowest cash Prices The subscriber
has lare- amount "a improved machinery. ~ winch ne
can ttru out FROM t~ent, ffy Windows DAY GIVE as
cal CHARLES y SMITH,
ants lus No i15 Blnk-st. y \.
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IRNN FTRNITTRE. OF elegant pat-

i terms nom European sud Ameucan designs pla'niy
flushed or costly orEaulented, and embracing hts Eds
settles chains brackets. picture frames ledsts :. a
ana 8arlur tables. Ac. for sale - tie PAIkNl MIN
CHANDISE co lse Broadway, opposite the Pars
fel4 TuIh&S u
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DROWN UNVERSITY.-The Fan

B D Term Of this Institution viii commence m FRIDAY
Sept D. 1881 ENamnat1us for entrance viii De held
Thur>.lly FRIDAY and saturday cf that week
The Glasses tnr the different branches ~ SidY Will be
opened MONDAY. Sept g. and TIE following Courses
o. instruction will De- purS ed during the term
colise u Lectures IN Intellectual Philosophy, b'
President Va, -nd
4 first SECOND and "a M course ut instruction m NAH
tmatcs. hy Prof, sSar CiSwei
course I'D Iccinr m Chemstrv hy Professor ChaSe
AcoUrSe oflccturcS ou History. hy Professor vammel
first second aud tairi ol instruction M the
LATIN LANGUAGE snl Literature. bs Professor lmcon
\ course oi instruction ma tho French, Italian ana
German Languages and Literature. h Professor George
Greene
2 \ course # Lectures on Natural Philosophy. aai
course II instruction m CIVIL En. naerng by Professor
Norton
FIRST and socoud course of instruction m the 9rceA
lang see ana Lfeutue ~ James q murray, m me Al
ct Professor koi,o
o. course vi instruction M ANALYTICAL Chemistry. ani
of sctdv> % Chemistry applied {" the Arts "
irlsg>sui Porter
0 course 0f ect res ~ Rhctoul AMI hngush Llc'-
fsie, ly Professor ma
n Of Lectures on ptRcts. or the theory ana
lrlctice 81 Teaching hy Professor Green
These courses a disfuct from each other - that
amy person II pursuing one ~ more, may do II u
he enters ~ degree he must pursue the studies required
iur that decree Inning such option rs allowed ny ihs
laws
The pt,c of ticket, Is as follows
For three or more tcNtts - each.
For two moro tickets ..-. 7 each
III only one ticket IS taken 9esch
For the course IN CIVIL Engn.rupf or AnaNtcal Chea
sfr, TIE lee tom SUo so. according 80 the time
devoted to the study.
Each course will generally accuG one stsr.lse day
Throughout the term p MAflaND
President ct Blown unNcrsiiy
Brown University, JULY. lG)l auli 2tWtSeOi0lhNS
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nOROTS GLASS FILTERS, secured

4 m the Patent Office years experience IN
the manufacturing OF Filters, IN which have been used
flannel felt SAND, charcoal, sponge, &c - htenng
mediums all Of which have been abandoned. Mr Jenns'n
has discovered a material POROUS CLASS which oh'I
aies all and difficulty inherent N Fnters mahs
with the above materials The Porous Glass ers are
selfcearng warranted not g. chose up, wash out, ac
cumuiate yeriers or have any offensive taste or smell
fact perfect satisfaction these thlets r i ap
ilteung-.ars SC To be- had, wholesale and retail, ~
CHARLES WELLINGTON. the Agent 30 Broainway
ors house -furnsher lnd country merchants supplied a.
lhergl discount. allE I'M
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NOR sALE-A beautiful COUNTRY

AINON btduAlluA VIZ y L ~
y RESIDENCE, with from to rs acres OF Land, STU
ated opposite the Povelton House about one mile north OF
the village Of Nowburg the mousse II entirely new" and
contains twelve apartments including bath room Inc
grounds are furnished with the necessary out buildings
and contain great variety Of the choicest fruit trees 10
full bearing selected with great from DownIngs Car
den No place on the Hudson River commands more ex-
errsiye prospect possesses more heahy ipca
ton The premises oxend from the street leading TO The
village 10 the RIVER aud adjoining the garden OF Charles
Downing Esq. Inquire ef y Ii. MACE, Newbursh.
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