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Forest River Vinegar.
OIL! OIL!

OAA OAL y
~ IA. j. HOWE have no " III store and for sale
~ 1.-THE lowest market prices for cash or approved
credit,
1000 gallons Spring Sperm Oil, warranted pure
2,000 do Winter Sperm Oil +"
l,a0O do leached Spring Whale oil.
1900 do Double Bleached Winter Whale OIL
1000 do Solnr Oil
5000 do Nos. and Lard OIL
500 do I,nseed OIL
sep5 dwis3n Corner of Foster and Norwicb streets
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MECHANICS
MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Office NOs. So TO- FOct'S Bdtidihg, Springfield, Ms
HNHIS Association was organized October lst lS49,
United States and is the only purely Mutual Health
Association now in operation. 1t is managed by its
members and has
An accumulated Cash Capital of $50, 900
Guaranty Capital of $4,000
Rates of annual denosits for members under fifty
years of age
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FASHIONABLE
FURNITURE WAREROOMS.

TIL subscribers, having enlarged their
Rooms, No. $50 Mai.a street, Cd
posile the Central Exchange, (up stairs)
have stocked them with a rich and elegant
assortment OF Furniture of the latest STYLES
Drawing rooms furnished in Rose W God,
Black Walnut or Mahogany, upholstered
in Plush, Damask or Hair (sloth. of the
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Gents Rubber Boots.

'INHlS day opening few Of Cents Rubber Boots
i Ia which the attention Of Purchasersi IL invited.
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RAILROADS.
Boston and Worcester Railroad

Boston and Worcester Railroad
~ ~, I-Ess.s
a$t
f,zLL & WINTER ARRANGEMENT, Commencing
MONDAY Oct 6, 1851
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE BOSTON, as follows;
For Worcester 7S0 [snd Ex) am, 2l5, $50, Ex)
4, IL s, Ex pm
a. Millbury at ~ am. SUI
=, Milforl M $50 an. 500
" Saxonville at 500 oI3
Newton. Z sow Trl SIS, A. M. 1890. 2 l5(W
Tr9, s. SIS, SIS & e.l5 PM
Brooklme, 7.S5 $50, * 80 m, l24, 81 Al, Sal
& lo3p N ,,,.,,,o>, :. o.,,a,,
cave Worcester about5, at $50, q 1880 ami (sS5
4 Nj WlS A,S 200 4Oe pm
Milford at 745 $50
Saxonvile ri 150 $50
Newt6n,7. Is, g. $50 Nv. Tr.), 9l5, ll55 (W.
TT ANA A. lSA, SIS $685. CIV. Tr.), BIS, p. mo-
Broo6lme at u.s. S, and 1880 ami l.3o, 8, S;
6& $50 p. -
oct3-dSwtf q. IWlChELL, SUPP
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Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad


VNRAINS leave Worcester for Fitchburg, in conneC
tioi with the Worcester and Nashua trains, every
day except Sundays, at
$50 and IL A. NJ, and at i Is Pm
RETuRNING-Leave Ftchburg at
500 A. NJ, l2.45 and 5.45 p. Nj.
The shortest and most direct Railroad route between
Woi .ester Mass and Burlington VT, is by the way
of Fitchburg Bellows Falls and Rutland. This route 10
twentv-t q miles shorter than any other.
The next shorter route is by the way of Fitchburg
Bel nws Fails, Windsor, White River Junction, anil
Montpelier This is % miles shorter than any
other excsp The mentioned above and il is 20 mllea
nearer than any other to all stations the Yer
mont Central and Passnh psic River Railroads.
Passengers going by ethe OF THESE routes Dy the MOI
ming train stop at Fitchburg hour, dine Bellows
Falls and arrive Burlington early by any other
Passengers in the II O'Clock train from Worcester stop
al FitchDurg three hours, when they proceed IN
Rutland Mortified day, and to Burlington tho
morning.
RETuKNINo-The early train from Fitchburg arrives
In Worcester in season with the trains for
Boston Providence, Norwich, and New York, via
Springfield
Passengers from above, who arrive at Ftchburg In
the II so train can dine and arrive in oroester
two O'clock Those who arrive in the 50 train an
take FItchburg, and arrive in Worcester in sen
son for the York train, via. Norwich
apl7-dtf IVER ). PHILLIPS. President.
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Norwich and Worcester Railroad.

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Hecker's Farina Boilers
nOuBLE BOILERS, new invention for boiling
~ iiecker's Farina, Rice, Milk Fruits, and many
other articles OF food, without the possibility of burning
or searching, and without the trouble Of stirring ovel
hot fire, manufactured aud Tor sale by
WHEATON a. tiICKCOX,
lyl6 eodf Waldo Block
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worcester and Nashua Railroad.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17
Address from Yale College.

4 deputatlOn from the students OF fSs
Col eee, numbering about fourteen gentlemen az
Representing twelve states OF the Union, ~ai'so o
Governor KOssulh yesterday morning. and were ~
troCuced by w r. Robinson, Esq, graduate o. snss
venerable institution The following address NAV
read by Sir HlliaIc y,.cs-
legs have ssssI ID u the sas az day 81 s1ye-sh
you Their deep sOd earnest sympfhy WIN "a. - -,
yetber from every section II On cpuLty acc 10 -
.s,,,s ollec.lons u uaiOa Liberty and Law ssd
flaming afIBiiy Nth the "ho COL TIER sI
her oItuLss and her 500 n2soa. - . w..
perfdv. oypressioB aEd 4bso.utisn. a. snmfhtei y
he HoUre II HapituTg and he car of hassiA 40 =
X has seemed g. Us thaI might sfd some ssstS ~
yourse and ~ your opyressed brethren IA bvi0T
cerTe from US a. American siVdohis. some lShf ~
that symcstby ard that sbhorrt ace AID sDs - -
press or admiration u Lbs sties sth Aad 90
erefRy Of your people an1 ne pm % theI 49,
above s the ssncty AID 10, saoe OF me pnaep "a 70 G
the hay. proclaimed. THIS engnnslasm "a IesArs 70
constitutional liberty Of HusgiO 10 not sh"xs.s cs-
among Our elder brethren the graduates" sci
sgs al their annual meeting held ia Years age
WIN greal spint and ad0pei With ssurs assam asa, ,,-
series OF re'op,ions espTessbg deep aad prsfs Tay
thu gIth your gallant b1s Ghf,ftwoais eOas~.
s,, snnx he frat sxprs ,ssons u the knd 10
n N am assocaion 81 sme'lceBs ana ssis xrta IN
men % leamug Disty. aud siziesmanilke yes I'd 10
sogusuc. that has made the Of Hsns csarlss
Hurgarans forever dsartous One OF our -, " agss
l. Brace ha, laisly been ua'e''Ss YES as mssa "a
formation u the private virtues Of feuf 1922 a "a.
ings and Their simmernss Of bop, a., aeess, IN
lutte tyranny ADD dsm0alsc fnfy ~ tHeS Al
which he bad abundant oppofi ~ -, :.
tan dungeon We are prsos - s,.,S, sashl ~
teacher: ony a tssehsf ~ao has ,sr RAJ. By
s..s tle,r y,ehts and how TO sscufs th0~s H.J..,-
5ropsr guarantees but also as ieaohc, ~ns Lessor
20 a. "aEe t,rapts usdsIrArd thsif auuss N ,bs,-
80 O. ,Isr "a COT Or. bend. bet shlcb they - AZ
anrllS lean. II al all when Il Is cemonstfaiea |" INV
49, II popular traditions and o. definite s,.,aisr
Co. among the people and eincniI, - 90 snz
% ,,tb.r,o % account OF a diversity OF ixh6st eco
~ S.sIon.f Of dssD0ls ths dstxncs ana .ecy
nhicaI situai ION % Hungary ths esutas sa rsa-
| Nth ~hcb We naturally re eve ~ lustna -
A. A. csnuaraiIyey easy for The e8isss rs 20
throvy ,uspcUB cause th0y hsts shs -, s,ai. aai
nrsy.n ~ taking sneh deco vital 30 o. $3.50. lssE al
bears as will remain with and prono' a.
tsr Won and your com Mons shall h-ys YoaF
coufic, anG this eHeement shan hAso a,Ss IS ID
Ssssnc. q, our soil escstes fsuiFy-,"sI
| nve,iigatE D aud inspire corhdsecs-y" W. ssos that
awaken ed the most glowing \. Is on the gest
bes ~ the American people tht, vac sss ~ ths fress
! !. N. cause Of Got-thas n 70 40 hohs'>
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KOSSUTH IN NETWORK
Donations 70 the Fund, sc

On Monday night donation was forwards
ed through Mr.. Goodwin amounting 10 $3.50, toward
the kOssuth Fund 800 from Mr. FTeem an
Hunt, and SOC from Mr. J. Williamson. The note
n which the donation was inc osed stated that Mr..
C. r. Cromwell, counsellor at law, would take s25D
In the Hungarian Loan Fund ~ Il was capital deas
An address rom numOsr Of the German popula-
tion was forw aFded TO kossut0, On Monday, Offering
to form a company of Guarcs, 10 bear his name ana
peIpetuale the Ommemor alton Of ms VISIT u Tie
City of New York IL was signed by BenJ<iain
Hecbt, l.. Loser Simon, A. Mayer, and NJ Else
mann, on behalf OF the meeting called for the pu-
pore of forming the corps.
letter has been sent ~ Kossuth signed by James
Naltham Secretary, and James MeGfaln, cap.alt
OF the "Emmel Guards" inviting HIN 70 ~G'end
their Annual Ball, AT the CIV Assembly Rooms on
the Odd inst IL states that the corps Is composet
chiefly of Irisbmen, and called after one who sui
fered marty rdom for the of liberty and mai
kind, ard IL expresses hope that kossuth ~i soon
accomplish the freedom ana Liberty Of MS Delo'e1
county.
The Mechanics Mutual BeDeft Association hs
addressed letter TO Kossutb ss.ing that u mas 20
0CO member ami since It's organization mas ekpebe1
S65O 600 In behalf OF the SICK and distressed among
them leaving "a cash fund OF S35Oe0s nd aguhf@h
~ fund OF $4,000 IL states that me ASSOCIATION HVu1
De happy % present hIm eltl lie p0lcy atu -
uso his name IN COS nectOn with the Assoc @tIon-
A letter from Rutgers College, Ne~ Bflns"ics
NegJers,y informs kOssuth thai ne has been elect
ed an honorary member OF the Phllociesn S'ciev
attachea 20 that Institution. and wishes hin y @c'
cep. the membership and ave bis name enrolled ~
one " tnC Guardians Of that Literary ffaterniy
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sword which then ancestors SofshIped, thai soos
fhonld Withstand n. should - him on ron VIZ
tow 20 vIr'ors rnfll he should necme MS cpint'ys
lreraior sssins' dsspo.s ard ~ toe ryrsls OF re
y0is aIo.aoI Scc-rg, s( G1d"
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Mr. pOHsNY's SPEECH.
Mr.. DoHENY said During considerdoie
portion of this evening hesItated whether
could avail ny SEX Of the honor Of spsaklag 70 tas
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Posr oryrcx Dxr AsrnEsT, October Is, ASST \ /
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be rrossed a. iAi depasmcnt uss
hs so day Of November neat :. Y osssa :. noon ss M
use Of The United States for four from
The said articles classified and described as follows
CLAss No, l.
Item wrapping envelope paper each
be lsa. y BY % inches IN Size and 10 weigh mot less
nia. .s ..s a.n x
the ream. 900 ...,..,.,...
CLAss Nd. 4.
item yellow wrapping envelope paper each sheet 70
BY rs and weigh not less than "
yellow wrapping envelope paper each sheet %
be 10 by "a inches in size and TO weigh not less Una" ~
Each ream paper aso perfect sheets
CLASS No. J.
with threads, slack twisted soft
Item g. twis, with eight hreads,,o be Of
Item DO composed Of four strands well twist
Inc &c spool.
1s s ne s
post Offices.
CLAss No t.
manufactured and TO be delivered in balls
weighing over one pound each
CLASS No. 5.
Scarlet sealing WAX Of fair quality for ordinary
CLASS No. 8.
contemplation the General require
ss S, an hS's n .a $ s
proposals. quantity OF sealing
In such The color will deemed material
for such inferior wax may or may not be determined
Samples article specified sealing
be appointment Once Of Office De-
pnrtmen Washington, the Offices Boston,
York, Philadelphia; adopted
Each bidder win furnish with his the sample which his
will bid shall be accepted
pArtmen right for articles corresponding
with tho samples above referred to-
supply from the best estimates
that made, stated below.
The States and Territories divided into four DISTRICTS and in
eah district depot esabshed (being The established
for The distribution Of blanks. where all the article, contracted o'
inspected and deposited All articles equal the
ferred TO in the contract will be rejected:
quantities. to BE- supplied each depot for year.
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~, -. usSro 70 Wslnut street. PhiiaAel phia,
gsss 81 ~ sssa
made BY him 70 Obliged largely TOT
II on.ng liquors Imported
by would refer % some invoices :. rolows via
prices. aud SOME WY choice drassh
s ss sl .ps. Tor consumers Sss eas IN
tole in Europe, which hs challenges equal
The Mansania and Ausdo sheies are peculiarly adapted
eonvasscen,s, they strengthen without stimulating and have
ms., aon ass,assssv 81 opoito. and Imported
These frSy and dsle. and have been highly
ali Pus,s and red wines paimsd od .. such.
They and boiss and on drauxh BY
ds Del s' White il rol S, and m.assy So,
suffering chronic Of the bowels cannot be
careful a their choice Of Port
Madeira wines Of Sorts dry and rich south side old East
aud West indies seca Sc ac Ac on dfaugm ana IN 0oes
sparkling the subscriber e well known Aa'
champagne and the splendid sparkling Mosee i'm,
ported by him. superior TO any other wines. and are sold ~
most Of the inferior wines nowin the Market which ars
lie has champagne Of brands and qualities
wines generally himself judge and
Offers The fines. stock here from the ve Lowest price, BY the single
burgundy stock and
that he them from his vaults As sooda bottle OF Bur
sauterns and Barsac always hand in bottles.
@ An h and mo.es from he cheapest Sorts TO
choicest vntsge 'scnberg, which the best growth
In the articles Cognac other brandes he has fine
stock embracing old Of Guard Dupuy
and Of " in eighth casks and s4a III
hhds Dubouche 1874 hhds, consignment, which will
be sold low.
above sold by retail quantity desired
goods delivered within days reach Of Philadelphia ffcgh
Orders will be promptly executed II sent by mail or e
s'fA Address JACOB sNIDER,jr.,
Cheap Wine Store, ~ Walnut street, Philadelphia
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General Awency AMd Law ONlCe q WaahlnxtOa,
Dk SkLDfNG WYLlH,
Me- Ssdnss, Pennsylvania aysAss asas SSsr 81
Brouny Hotel, WasAiagtoA, b. q
rHAs DE sEiDINC a ANDREW WYi.IE, IT,, having fornei
co partnership ue purpose prosecuting
Congress- hs executive departments o. before board q
Claims against foreign prepared give
full faithful 10 all bQsiaess that may
their charge bounty
land duteA claims arising under
buying and selling real estate collecting private claims
rents, ke a3 ~ . MAJ
Andrew Wye j, win attend TO any law business with which
either himself the inssts
Tho District, H. supreme CSsr MMs United states.
Cbsy % Hedn0, kciuS United States notary
public and deeds for Ill the the Union
win ke prompt the taking Of testimony
meat of which sppeItAn Office.
Charges will and regulated by the
aud of services required
(post rad viii receive immediate
Sept 6-dly
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NOTICE.
baltimore and Woshsrrfor Raikosl.
IN Wednesday next oh Instant the
sivsnia will be vscsed and the New Jcr
scy occupied
The viii lsav. tho latter commencing ats
usual, and and daily Sunday,
when but run, viz at a. m, and s, m.
In making this change the updeEned desires call attention
merchandise.
Ist Shippers reminded that all hill with full
tons should accompany the goods.
q
the goods be received
Nd Cons,gnccs nouhed that all merchandise
upon which Ia received, the
bold Itself responsible for thing len In It's house during
night
The reception delivery Of merchandise 9,
q. m I'LL 4,
regulations, compelled call
from their frequent violation which has caused mnch and
Inconvenience.
7, PARSONS, Asen.
Ap6-2wd
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separately and
for each dsc and the price rsa for classes and
Determining the bids the
accept bid for each class separately
the interest of the department.
proposal by and refer sample Of
article proposed be furnished and the quality Of such sample
taken consideration in determining the bids
proposal accompanied sufficient evidence Of the
ability bidder comply with the Of his proposal
bidder win be required into with
SUFFICIENT surcies required by law
Failures articles promptly when ordered furnishing
nferisr quality attempt evade
meaning Of contract will be considered sufficient
forfeiture.
Payment will be made the production Of the voucher
yearly month after the expiration Of quarter
price, price only be specified for each and
bid be accurately extended and the
class exhibited Proposals
directions will be considered
discrepancy between down and the
afford the bidder his AZ
opened by elecns be his interest,"
will be considered the bid.
Proposals should be marked the outside OF the envelope Pro
NIX. HALL,
Octi5 Postmaster General.
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DRIVATE TUTOR.-A young English gentleman, who has
received good educauon and resided Paris,
anxious 10 obtain the position young
sons in some private family Of respectabiity-
References family
gwen 70 parties Of the highest responsibility either In this
IN England,
address Aisr anc. post cmet oswssc New ycrt
l6-dM
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WILLIAM AORNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LQacasfer, Grant county,. WiscOnsin,

(LATK COUNTY, vA.O
WILL the Grant, Dane countless and
tho federal and supreme Madison lie will give
prompt particular attention the collection Of claims the
redemption Of snds and the payment Of for
resident landhoders in any part Of the State.
Refers Hon. H. B. Fooe, u. g. Senate Hon. James NJ Mason
b. Homer, esq., Wacnton, Va Messrs Knox
Mason, attorneys law, New York Professor w horner
David Iapslsy esq Messrs. w. Welsh Philadelphia
Crockett John Kasson, attorneys law 81 Louis
Missouri. Apl9-lawly
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MOSES L. HOLT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
C.... E1nar,srn TAI, for4,fn


ATTORNEY CoUNsELLoR AT Law,
San Hancisco, California.
RKyHRxScEs Hon. g. W. Inge NJ c. Alabama John Taylor.
esq., Mobile, AIabama Messrs Rhodes Wnght Cyl New Or
leans Lolsiann Henry Clark Tsrboro North Carolina
Hon. NJ Gwin M Gu CALIFORNIA; Benz True, New York
city r. Healey Boston, Massachusetts Hatch esqs
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May 7-2awly
NEW York California millionaire Association
IN Of thousand dollars Capital O00
limited number Of shares be obtained by influential
capital special admitted In
conformity with the revised statutes Of New York free from per-
sona liability future assessment Mt the Of 81 cash. and
Of shares issued to return ten per cent
troll of OLIVER HOLDEN
As the General Partner Agent ofthc Company,
No. II Wall street, New York
Caornnns responsible throughout the Union
obtaining with the United States, app
association, employed diff
points, line OF and vessels DC made
available for nails passengers and freight 10 and
from Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas
There aud increasing business doing with Caior
the Pacific and long as the supply Of gold
GOODS manufactures will asonish the
and calculations therefor And Is 70 meet this
association being formed,
der the Arm and style of o. HOLDEN & CO.,
Commercial and Commission Merchants, Banking,
Insurance. Mining gents New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 100000
At
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SUPERIOR DaGuerrsot ypes i-First Premium - n.
y WHlTEHURST field Of operations
ground than in the His galleries
found between ~ and 9th
No N Baltimore street. Bamore corner Broadway and Leonard
New York No. " Main street, Richmond
Psersbugi Main Noriolh and Main Lynch
burg, Virginia
extraordinary Improvement nsurns faithful and highly finished
hkenesses in q few seconds.
The r.tary back ground, invented by H. whchun gives
airy and living appearances TO the picture
Whiehas Distribute
sand pictures annually and have given dissatisfaction This
certainly natteng the Of his
j. n W. calls the attention OF the public generally his
furnished gallery Lane and Tuckss where
exhibition Of pictures will given.
Notwithstanding competition daguerreoypss at The
Fair Of the Maryland Institute, hs awarded
medal by the judges.
Likencses ofevey description copied, and post
attended to. Nov 2S-d1y
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COMPENDIUM Of the Entire Body OF Law I,
BY As. ALPHABETICALLY arranged with reference the
svols Law Sheep, svo., pp 4,l77 Retail price $40;
40 and 81 Ann street, New York.
Opinons Of tAe Procession.
There profession body
public patronage - . -
Justice Nelson his opinion
toned work.
The reliable range
powerful auxiliary to The law student. svna him iss facility on
reference and viii extensively aid the sudent the pracone
ROBERT J. WALKER.
graided with nccuracy much pleased
precision pn-
ssance from myself that the profession should
learn its merits, and, like me, enjoy its advantage
NEW YoRx CRY, Oct. 10, 1850.
inparts advantages Of arranged
DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia
points presented by his questions
very ably subecst which hose apply
$3.50 : JUDGE PETERS. Philadelphia.
my would allow satisfied
mraby adapted the for which obviously de
trial argument Prom examination of the
titles with confidence that they treated with
JUDGE GRIDLEY, Uuc. New York.
to be G ] help 70 I'll. student than any other
W. L. HURST, Philadelphia.
The PLAN utility accuracy
ne unqualified appreciation Of the most n .s
vn1man MomSoer Of New Jsey tucker Of virginia Clanch
faSl.nsa By JOHN 7. TRow,
1917 ~ and 81 Aan street
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A. " q. A. ARMOUR,
DR.APERs IND fAiLORS,

No. IJ Broadway, corner OF Duane street,
Above the Hving House, Nsw York,
DEsPECTFUIY invits the attention friends
IL spring goods
they prepared make In the best
fashionable style their usual moderate prices. Fresh cloths
and vestng latest nporaons elegant light silks
for vests dark patterns Of Paris embroidees
sk artists employed IN this
coats pants, and
parment complete in ITSELF Army and navy uniforms made to
and desputcb and in the approved
Strangers who visit this metropolis will mud nj this establish
everything their and perfect fl Is always insured
NJ b. PREAIrn wAIsTcoArsTese elegant wHistcoats thai
much admired Castle Garden awarded the
premium by the American Institute at their late fur
Feb l5-dm
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Young Ladies' Institute,
Q.ate Mrs ID. H. Buns) oh and
THE charge
the 2ist OF April and will his personal
every department. The
English, French, and mathematical education will be taught
The reg will be based
foTmularies Of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
The and Of the principal teacher
him TO look for the patronage Of the public and for correspond
ing or success.
For boarding pupils, s15 per quarter
For day &3to 4l6
Payable always In advance
Music, drawing Latin Italian Spanish German,
References permitted TO Rev O. NJ Butler d. d. Rev. J. w.
French Mr. fxhngh Coye, Washington city;
ID. D., Rev d. D..
generally Philadelphia, Alfred Lee D.. Des-
WILLIAM J. CLARK.
Mar 2i-r25thAp
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
MORSE LINE)

AvtFus,
Finh house OF National Hotel Nos
THE first line by any company United
States and oldesthe line
between Washington Baltimore, Philadelphia York. and
delivering and receiving stations. Hae
De Grace Wilmington Trenton, Princeton, New
srk and J.vey Che only line In the the
having four weshas
prepared deliver any
be required oft for the accommodation public
Adeiy This
connects with other companies Morse lines, east noh and
south, extending already
which and will delivered The
Of This line have lately thoroughly
both Its
charges are equal " all with special Mvcvs % With The h.c
for business every
ted this ne and they find reliable
graphing The oces Of he Magnetic Telegraph Company
Wsshis city, reunsyivaaia
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