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CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL

~SCHOOL, No a. s,h-av near WASHINGTON szsr,
between West aSbins'UU place .nd Can't - pare ia.
Institution c'nn'hcsd ts scseat yesF OF the ~ Scp
STEPHEN SEDGwICK. All. Priac.psl. asa T,acA-
= starr A NJ Teacher of C;assses
Mason MscoaoeE IL. Teacher OF Eag4A ani
Nsther5f.cs
Mrs Ss,ai MscouSer. Teacher OF rscs-A. casisA al
Elementary Drawing
Prot A. 5 yllepla, Teachs. u Frrnca LansuA,r aad
lreTrtfI
Charles Fichhorn. A n. TeA-h,r Of German Langu.x.
aud ialefairre
W. resgeouy invite parent, who 1es,r- e. hase thar
thofot rGs o. gAi 20 ire eitmeiis & ssnl ar 10
sra eduCaii pre- astUiy o. nelT efilg haSar>s "a.
lr1r ~ Vie NiiaW Academy. % tHrm a acl isr'.rs
with his BOOB Ic four ~ Eve nur ,, ca ,,, 10 =,
comm ,cact We re'er - she fSioNiGs gen cren not
81 w'unl aife sos afoCr iusf.uf!an
Horsce v',sef. IL D.. Eaeard Nchcns. NJ d
Fn.cial st'Ae re Acii- Lou>aia
Wm { Bartlett IL. D Of Co0rre., ia, a WI
Prot OF Nst. snd ~ PHI Hon Crfr,., " Canr,J al
losoYhy .n tAe 4 ) Military Ia Ssrfsts-, ofWag
A-olefuf 81, , I'i.or. Is la sa;- NY.
Pr { Chsrles Dawes INiSou -
Prof Tayl,r lr"s. - Lean. E~a
Prof Ctfus Mason. Us P,rssal, ES4,
Hon JAMES HarIer, J " Hlrtnn k>s
Eer-y r p4'rs. Ia. Barton. Esl
k.chard b. kLlall. ESs, AEON Siuith ESl
= Norcurl. ~. hoppng E-l Ra
n X McI1ysne. 20 Anifew SU,lte. Esq
james Br1oy. ia Shs Az hsg
Edmund fNus, FS9- n.rs feine. ~
Niiiam Nswes Fsg = VINE, ~
George r.. Collins, -, J9hhs'h' t'Q
I MIS- ~ X u MaiaucA. E~l.
4 y Forrest, p btiAef,t
SfleS. r.. NfttitA, ~
" Ben ANN. FL Mctnir. h..
= Grape, r.. MtcAtf. -
T CuShire Esg " shannon -.
g. ~. Robinson $50 J. Randall 81.
u. n. MickhaNl, Isl { /cluer, f>'i ~ &c, sc
CHfaiUgEfS t. obtained the lotifNiNk tA NFes
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SchocIs.


NLASSICALan ENGLISH BOARD-
I ING SCHOOL. STANFORD CONN-R Z ~ -.
II Principal ~ rs lnsutui.1n IS ocaiec u. re
- ,rrf III me fffth ~ mlc from thv depot 81 ne
New-YorA and Ntw-Hiysg Railroad. snd thifN st ihir
from lie Cift 4 New l.fs tle r~u eun VIII
OF Moudat Nov 81. and continue nye mouths. \ srI-
>rsl rfersey, NAV be ri N me Prncipsi a. the bN
store of NJ II Newman Co. No 20 Broadway oCtenct
on and 3isf from = 10 cocA A VI or be VAL col! oct
9TH nh som 3s' and Nov is' those VINO VII ien c
her a1drtss ~ tie piace. " az Nghts to-ei ""
M BToadway, where circulars with other Arlc ma
ir Ohta.net % "
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ENGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARD

Ia ING SCHOOL for BOYS. al Edinburgh, NY,-S.
{ BEECHER, Il. A Principally amber OF Pupils Inn
ired 20. vacancies 2 Winter term commences WE'D
NESDAY November s. Terms $50 oer session OF 2l weeks,
IN advance No place secured TIL the money paid Pu-
pills accompanied and from Newfork nc the close and
commencement Of each term. The Principal can be seen
at the Irving House the Friday Saturday and Monday
previous the 9Th November Forclcuars and references
addres, the Principal A. above. SO bw'
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NsOUNT WASHINGTON COLLIE

N q GIAIE INNTIII II. No IN nuttl y tlfirI "
NIardougal on sshng'on- square. tNles>r, CLAIM
FANNING Principals viii open ~ ninth school Nrar "r
MONDAY. the 18Th OF September when tnt enlargement
of the school building wall b. complete IL u hoped mat
the opening tins Institution few days tcf 'han usual
will be more than conn en>stcd rs pupils hy the M
creased advantages thcs s dsryr from the addition of
So 81 for the oi The School. AMI core.
Suoudiug addition of instruction al the GerartmeDtSd
sfuCy.
II has been the OF the Prnripals ~ tis l>'tu-
ou 20 cary school education 70 the hgae>t possible degree
OF perfee on they accordingly selected ths location, un
surpassed for beauty and heahuntss and haN pnr.
chased the lot butt thereon tine part OF the d
ebfce wi'h rooms specially hted Tor instruction and
with the NEW ADDITION. ample IN s'1t and number ios
Two hundred pupils devotmg three entire st"res of the
Bonding Ia the of the School Being acorner house,
the entrance 90 the dwelling part occurcd Z, enc Of The
Prncpas Is Ne elS Fourthsi and tha, Of the School.
No l5S Macdougal -.
CIRCULARS tor particular nformahn may ne OBTAINED
n tb bookstores Nos l goo and 2S) Broaaway also No
AS Nassau-st No % 6hay, C.. the DRUG store Cnton
Place Ho,e OF 18th ST. and Btoadwav and al the
Institution The following patrons OF which are REGARDED
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Real estate for Sale.

NOR SALE-A frst-class House, in
u complete order which has been built little over
two wears and Is in part Of Brooklynll6 Remsen
ST. second door from Clmsnst Lot 3Oi feet front
by 23 deep extending back TO carnage way, which leads
Henry The house Is The full SIZE OF the LOT IN
width and extends back 6O feet with neat yard In front
and rear House substantially built three stories. with
high basement, and cellar beneath having gas and wafer
pipes with two bath rooms, with waer-cl0set III each
and basins set IN marble tops N each chamber all
of which are supplied by well constructed loaded cstern
IN the attic which supplies the entire house with good
ram water The house be at time during the
day where further information viii be given respecting It,
Oi7ts
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COLLEGIATE INSTI-

pEV. b. X. HALL, ID, Of Rose Hill
Il Institute Eswourgh, Orange Co n. Y, receives
few BOYS - BOARDING SCHOLARS. CircUlsgs seat
10 order, and reference gwen Hresaired
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COTTAGE and VILLA PLOTS for

~ SALE near the oity at Upper Morrisana, convenient
90 the depot beautifully situated on elevated ground, with
fine Of surrounding country IN plots varyns nom
quarter Of 10 three IN aud at prices ek
tremely low. Terms accommodating. Apply TO MORGAN
L co No POI Pesrl-st Ncw-Nork o2 81
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DOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS, at

ID New Canaan. Com. DAVID s Rockwell.
Priacga Proprietor assisted hy u Son lh> = onr
III HE oldest Boarding schools the safe Il J. - utfed
N Sew-Csnasu. Farf@lt Co Conn two hour, from New
York hy the New orr and New Haven Railroad % Da-
ron from Darsn - New Cauaan one hour hv stage
The bgildircs are ample Their accomm ! Ailsis ma
combine all those gcments dcsrape i'E te com. IT,
convenience aad health oi tue pupils.
The inter term commences ou the Isl 81 November.
Address u :. ROCKWELL, No Ma. 133 PtAii -. New
York where also circulars may ~ obtained oS th
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,K1ATCUMAKERS' and JEWELLERS

w STORE for SALE A good opportunity for man
9TH rash caplta 10 nyss. IN good location and already
ssta,sbed business place An opportunity Is offered mat
seldom IL be met with as this place mas gopu run VI
custom The owner is going manufacturing business
w =. ~ 49,, NJ "' Of St.
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ESTER BOARDING.

II SCHOOI-Rey. " MAKNHALL and LAUf, OF
porf-C Chester y receive few Young Ladies As Board
ing Scholars Circulars TO be had on Application OF seen
Of H. book stores % ItNSS'
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Jn0ia l1ubtcr GOODS.


ITO THE PUBLIC. Ola RUBBER
L sEOES-OuT attention has been called to an adyer-
tserr ent ty Horace II Day, published n he NewIOrk
Herald OF july H. 1871 and the COursr and Enquirer Of
same date II which after much unmerted abuse Of our
attorney Wr JudsOl ESQ ne asserts that ne ders not
charge rl plraiing Gooqyears PdieEs under or
own names and that hs does not infringe S0oSyearfPa-
tents u the manufacture OF shoes.
We have purchased license for the maDuacslIe 1f
India Rubber Shoes under Godyears Patents ana aa or
money and dai paving tar for TIE same ana an!
other person might have done the disposed - % 20
rather than pirate upOn GOodyesrs Patents. We thnE
more purchase right 10 use VANS patent ~ an o.
infringe MI Day after having been prosecuted, ac-
know lodged G0odyears nights male settlement ana
sTeed IL future infringe his patents lie now a.
tempting only u infringe sad patents but 70 ure ~
also who have for large consideration purchased our IL
oenses and under them, and cscrgf M Day
sireof'y and that sgndfiTes with pra'ns
uOon GoOiyears Patents the manufacture OF the shoes
which offering to the public and we give notice thar
he and all who concerned with him purchasing OF
vending his shoes made In violation OF SAID patent night
vii be prosecuted. New-York. July 70. 1881.
L-CANDEE, Harvard Rubber Co, by
WIN. A. BUCKINGHAM. Treasurer,
The NewarS Inds Rubber Manufacturing co.
n. HUTCHINSON President,
FORD Co IuIhSSu
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Even tue very HAIRS OF your head are numbered
4 NDERSON'S RESTORATIVE and
+ EAKY TIN ROOFS PAINTED and

FIXED for one per foot. with the New Jersey
Anti Corrosive Paint and warranted Paint per 10. four
cents is adapted for Tin, Cloth or Composition Roofs Of
fee No. 283 Spnng-st near Hudson. sH linz
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~ Quartz and sard. bought by n SOLOMON s co
Gold and Silver Rennss and Assa,ers. SN sefers
Cleaners Il earth minerals sac al known substances that
CONTAIN Ire aoove metals Old gold silver diamonds and
ureco stones bought jewellers aud slversnIths'
ores ard al hard substances ground q. .h- refinery Re-
tney a, No Is Ana-s.., Nev-york. so in.s
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DuuDING PLOTS in MORRlSANIA

D-Se,eTalven fine Building PltoS IN Upper Morrlsans,
90 feet square each the low prce Of S20O DER Plot Con-
venl-ut ~ the DEPOT excellent dT soil the cheapest
prspeYty the vicinity of the city Apply 10 MORGAN
TO, No 23l Pearl-st. o2i~e
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CHINE SHOP, with Stove and Tn Shop attached.
lraeS m country al out 81 hours r,de ron New
Yuk Buildings Of brck. about ten wears old Erected
hy the present proprietor. who WISHES To retire from ScNe
business The concern has and dohe large and proata
bic business Viii be sold low with the good VIII OF the
rosietor Possession gwen the lst OF Feoiuay ~
Ann NEXT The above taxing INTO coaside rston the snail
.rncNyrsNNpv xr,hrne CSsrs 81 2ws
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and SILVER

w WARE A very large assortment Of the newest
siye Of rch JeweF of pattern tne god and silver
ladies' and gen ,emen's watches and Silver Ware II tue
standard II dosrs moderate prces be found
sfF W PACHTMANNS Iewelry Store, No. 10 Canal
Watches Jewslry and Silver Ware made u order. and
carefully repaired California Gold taken Il exchange aud
n adP L. q order f8 In.
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and FENDERS-H. KEEL

~ IEY'S Crate and Fender Mandatory, No. $40
Broome-s three doors west OF the Bowey. adjoining Dr.
Cones Church Builders and Others who about pur-
chasing would do well L. call he confident that ms Dat
terms for variety and cheapness unsurpassed s25 I'm
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UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

\ MY Ehcl 1 bhhMtlhn COIlOOLs
Prof T. A JOHNSON. Rector. The arst quarter
the Academic year begins the 9Th Of September TIE
nor and branches Of the Enghsn department. asd
the CIass.oai and Mathematical department offer
pee Of studies Intended u prepare pupils for the
counting room the ULyersity Circulars may be Oh
tanned the ULIfersy Washington square and At the
BOOKSTORES Of CHARLES FRANCIS. No. 251 Broadrsyj
ROE, LOCKWOOD son. Broadway, and SAMUEL
RAYNOR. 10 Bossy. GEORGE 8 PARKER
au20 Pm PnDao4l
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TyO DRUGGISTS.-For Sale, whole

TNO DkUGGISIS.-fO or Sdle, "holo-
sale and retail Drug Establishment, OF long Standing
n proyidence K l. frstclass store IN every pafncuM
located within minutes walk # three Railroad DePoss
four Steamboat Landings Market and Postoihce wase,
as and furnace privileges offering % one or two eheieec
Sersops with capital Of Sc 900 $1,000 rare on@hce
Address Boz No 81, Providence, r. L. 50 I'm
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K1NDERHOOK BOARDING.

GA SCHOOL The Winter Term commences IN me
Tvs, THIRSDAyi IN November Pupils accompanied 10
and from the School the aud close II
each term. by the Principal who may be seen 'r eW
DAYS AT the house II Or Cullen. NJ - Cranberry ST.
BROOKLYN Among the present patrons reference - made ~
NewYork CITY 10 Edwin Croswe ESQ. SENIOR Editor Of
The Af5Ggy trgus VI o Roberts. F. No. NJ West -
" II Bernard Esc No 81 Beayer-st John FrSoee.tsl
No 50 Broadway. IL BROOKLYN T. Hon. lohn Grecn"o'a
No % Clinton st Or. Cullen. No 70 Cranberry Il n
Crrst ESQ HaTrIs0n-st Circulars may be had a these
addresses A WATSON, A. NJ, Principal ol wv NS'
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TARRyTOWN INSTTTUTE-A Sc

j lect Boarding School for Boys. at Tarytown, n. Y
Tho Anter Term thu Institution Will commence on the
first Monday IN November CHcullrs, CONTAINING terms,
references Sc with Of the Institute, taken from
the SPOT on which MAJOR Andre captured be OBJ
tanned at SH EPARDS Book store. No ~ Fuhon ~ aud
at r. IL WILCOX. u. s. School Agency, No 29J Broad
~ay, or hy addressing
siJSTraThtf A. NEWMAN. Principal.
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Carpeiinss, Mr.

CARPETS CHEAP for CASH.-WIL-
~ LIAM MGORTY. No. 1876 Wlliam-st., three doors
from Futon-s offers for sale ms entire stock of splendid
English and American Carpets OIL Cloths. Table Covers,
&C., &c at prices unusually low for cash.
Families about purchasing, will do well to call and sup
ply themselves at wholesale prices
worth of Carpetng. of every description,
Is offered at wholesale reasonable terms. SO In
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EVENING STUDIES.-The Rooms of

N ' 7
IL bIr LEGGETT'S Classical French and English
school will be opened On MONDAY EVENING, Oct D,
for evening studies embracing Conversations French,
Practical Book BY Double Entry anc Commercial
the French Ian uage under the direction Of
Gons DE lOuest.
Practical Book keeping, Mercantile Arithmetic Writing,
English Gran and Composition under the direction of
an eHpersnced English teacher Glasses vail also DE
formed especially for the French. who wish ~ learn 10
snd write the English language correctly Separate
rooms for the ladies' $50 IN
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I'VE SEMINARY IN PougAkeeDsie, NJ Y-The Winter
term Will commence GA THURSDAY. Nov . Application
for pupils catalogues may be- made 70 J. GIBBONS
Cashier Of Ocean Bank any OF The Trustees, ortO
WP GIBBONS VI. d. Principal
y Tnyett, NJ ID VI J Myers, g. Il. Hsndrck soa. J.
Coffin X A. asi0t M ID. % litfhS&Tus
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Gonses fDante6.
Observation-Disclosures. a

country residence rent near the sea "lbh one
hours ride from York Address. stating ful par
tcuars j C.. box 1872, Post Office, New York.
s2QNMW&Ss
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$6 O0O-ANY P Person e; : o. ! having sonmsua

VOeOOOs cash ctpld VI SpVv" a. NoihiN'iN
may he AT Of very favorable opportunity OF making money
.,,hom The usual rlsks m business Particulars made
known on an interview. Address H. Y, box No 322
POst-ofice. DC ~
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NOR SALE.-A good opportunity IS
IL offered 20 a suitable person. VI connecting HIM
self with a good and long established WEEKLY PhPEh'
paylre y gyd profit VERY little cash required "a
dress :. N v y " Office # this paper. Of II
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IN Sr SAIE-Stuatei GA lease ground having 10 years
10 run with covenants 81 years renewal The situation
desirable the house eeing two story and attic
palos deep and Contains the bathing room, range &C
Has been recently painted and M perfect order and viii
he sold al bargain Address {. G., Tribune once
a, a.
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1VA Evening Glass of Young Ladies and Gentlemen who
desire advance their education wa be formed at the
Manhattan Academy on WEDNESDAY,. LIST October
Those who intend unite should be present early IN the
term Apply AZ the Academy from9 A. NJ till p NJ OF ~
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BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS at

NJ STANWICH, tONN 81 mlleN IT0W w i'TN'
Terms for board tuition washing and msndng 500 wear
The Principal can be ri Rayuors 10 Bower, on
18th 18th and 3si Il this month. between the hours p
ard p NJ where circulars may AZ any nme be obtained
"A l0t. THEODORE JUNE. Principal.
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Qhamres for Business Men.

A RARE CHANCE.-For sale, the
"a DAGU ERREOTYPE GALLERY, Nc, 80 oraac-
It Has beeI established for five years NOW DONG
fss.-ra;e business Satisfactory reasons gwen tor e nag
out. Cal betv cen u and o'ciock. % ~.
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MOUNT PLEASANT BOARDING.

I'VE SCHOOL. Amherst, Mass, Rev. j A. NASH,
NJ. Principal This School embraces. 1T, uepaf,-
Heu for Tie thorough nstrJC'n Of LADS ~ TIE fu9ihh
" education %. "A mathematical esd hikhci ELfiNh
course embracing all branches usually taught m high
schools %. classical cOune pTePafatyry 20 ay Sahd
Ing 81 College aisO lnss uction IN s2ansh Fistch aao
Book witt view - prepare young gentlemen for
mercantile pursuits IL managed Win Just reference
e. neaihfg ply seal Development sna 20 he sthi .her
cial moral and religious Inlrsnce. Tems-For board,
washing neDd'ng isa and hyhi' from 80 W Slss
per half wear 10 advance. CKcpllS. with numerous
references and fuller Details forD arded At request.
.t1rf "a.
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Crfa0eurS ran u Onlnfd n The i00~lng koA N'orus
IN tins Civ w Al Nc> 49, -. 252 2s3, an o5J on and
COS IA Roadway NJ No o Bewery, No ~ eh ay mi ~
the Institution. % N">Nh-
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CntIern, 6ar0mare, &e,

CUT NAILS.-An assortment of BOON
" TON CUT NAILS constantly on hand and for sale BY
DUDLEY B. FULLER CO,
70 3mTuTheSsts 1879 Greenwich-st.
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NOR SALE-The Property now owned

VlVVV I I TTVW
u and occupied by y. H. G. Tauman, at Piermont
The buildings SAID place two story brick dwelling
house b. 20 feet with of two stories 10 by ~ feet
and kitchen adjoining with buildings. fences and other
improvements IN excellent and substantial ORDER con-
neced with the ioned buildings OF frame
many years been occupied country store and Is one OF
the Oldest and elegbe business stands IN the town
The whsle premises are furnished with every convenience
for comfortable and pleasant residence also admirably
adapted point of location and otherwise Tor an extensive
store business Sad property the upper part of the v
iage The lot 39 feet ont the high road ao aud across
the rear the ot passes the New York and Ere Railroad
For further particulars apply the owners the ptem
ses, OF 90 Mr. JOHN J. LAGRAVE, No 2ls Greenwich
St New York.-Permont, N Y. Sept 29. l8ol
PETER II TAULMAN,
s3a I'm. CuAS TAULMAN.
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pasncrreoinpes ano Cnsrauinss.
Hlarbinerr, Nr.

~ Hollnssworrhs Ne Plus ltra Smut Mil took irs,
Premium al the Ohio Safe Far 1851. The Machines
tered IN competition beng lie snar Smiths y Machine
audRevpoids WHe Machine. MllsrS are desired "a try
them as the principle Which the ~ofS Is enrels dif
ferept rom any machine used At the present For
Machines or Rights. apply u BEAU MONT H0L-
IINGSWORT Zsnesvills, o, sr " ECkARl
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YyO NOTWITHSTANDING of an old
PROPERTY for

w 6ALE.-To Grocers and others most desiraole
Business Stand for sale let The house styres
and situated Of the best corners on SOuh oA'n
Aiso B,ick Dwelling for sale. Inquire 81 -
10 ins WM ARMSTRONG, 2iC 2c-st., Wlllainsoltgi-
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PATENTS.-ILLINOIS

~ LANDAU soldiers heirs OF soldiers. who had
Land granedto them wears ago, for services IN the wal o.
1872 OF II they are ented. sell their claims, or
have them looked mp Lands sold and lost for taxes, VII
be purchased Information Tree. Business hours nom
A NJ, - 9 Z. NJ. Gail or address ]. K SIROW, N the
American Land Agency, 50 Canasl cor Broadway. over
the Broadway Insurance Office. - lmTuIhSS
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DURGLARY DEFIED. and the POss
lanes G. MOFFET, Gas Filter, and

- MANUFACTURE II - ~, M, c.,-,.--e. a.
Nc 10 ana I2l Prince 81. thru DiocA vest q Broa
houses with Gas 10 cali and EXAMINE h. stock 4 t'ts
Tr,ures before purchasing elsewhere HIS STOCK com
l,-ge ,ssor.u1euf u the latest 81 e and patterns,
ira ,a~rated equal III quality snd Al derably lower
pisoee - - b !. seer II No JOhn-st So In
STEAM BOILERS For Sale. two
~ larre Csnder Boilers, suitable f1r Sugar Pata'9rs
- iios one "a feet long feet fa meter the Other
81 fe,t org b. feet diameter made Of inct IRON. Also
Snsp Manufacturers Kettle wroush non feet deep
anC 3 fcst wIde GAUNT DERRtCKSOS,
sl8u No ID FuIton-st.' VI NO l'f s"ull-st
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EVULLING and SECURING SOAPS

Il For Wooden Manufacturers. of a superior quality
and al very low prices made by the subscriber aud de-
hvertd free OF charge al Of the vessel LANDINGS or ~
road depots tins and the New England States The Soap
warranted good the best IN market sale Or
deTS respectfully solicited, and VIII be promptly attended
L.. JAMES HARNESS. Schenectady. Ne~-forA
u These SOAPS now used by a large number Of
Mills IL NeWIork. Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode
Island. sI6 3mrnIhxS'
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NDGEHILL GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
SATGATUCK FEMALE SEMINARY

SAUGATUCk FEMALE ; SEMINARY
~ WesiDort. Conn.-Miss VI COLEY. Principal The
Winter Term II open Nov Th School being designed
ercusvey iJr B0arceTs. and Of those limited number
The Teachers enabled 70 devote large portion Of e
each pupil thus greatly factafIng moral mental and
physical Improvement Terms Reasonable CIrcnars cnn
talnrg particulars procured b. addressing the Prnc
a. Tie bookstore VI MARK II NEWMAN co No
10 Broadway.
Jauncey. NJ ID Westpor Morris Ks,chum ESQ West
port Mar Newman Co, No. 10 BroAstway New
York Waterman Dkemen Controllers Once New
Yo'k Hon HeaTy " Green, Trenton Ne~-Jersey.
80 GU TuThAsts
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HOUSE and LOT for SALE-Very
Il eligibly situated West 23dst., between 9th and
eth lot q feet WIDE b 90 feet inches deep house
Is fact wide by s6 deep house built 848 by
and for the Of the person who occupies It, well
and substantially constructed. finished IN modern styie
and has water introduced throughout.
The above property viii be sold cheap and possession
given before the lst OF NoyempeI desired Apply
TO DENOTE = SUTHERLAND,
$50 atOilS9 Attorneys and Counsellor No 1877 Broadway
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DROF. r. NJ BROWNS CLASSICAL

u and COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, No, OFT Bro,dN,y,
between Blocker and Amty Tho fth year TINS In
sttution Will open on MONDAY, Septombsr8 The mum
Der OF pupils limited a. twenty five AZ hundred dol
lars per For further par,Gulas inquire above,
at No % Grand-st Mons Dufsll. instructor IA the
Frensh Language. - MfuThSSds
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MISS ELLIS BoARDING-sCHOOL

I'VE tor YOUNG LADIES' at NEW ROCHELIE.-
This School viii open for the Winter Term OCTOBER
27th. at the Residence of her father James I. Ess
syiIHMMSS.