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COLUMBIA LINIMENT is

HOYT'S COLUMBIA EMINENT is,
n without exception, the greatest remedy In existence
for Fhsumasm sprains bruises sweinRs throat &c
&C. As horse remedy, it Il preferred by all who have
used IT, the Of $1,000 horses have certified
Persons have frequently said they would be without
for $780, Sold BY the druggists generally 10 extra large
bottles price 50 cents Wholesale orders addressed TO the
Laboratory 1877 West Twenty sixth-s carefully packed
and sent 70 all parts Of the world.
Sold by Greeneaf Risey IS Cortand-st; and Al lss
and 4l2 Broadway 50 and 3 and 363 Bowery; u Chrys
tie ST. 1856 Chathas Az and $40 Grancst 30 Fultonst
Greenwichav.; y and 1874 Eighth ev 205 Thirday II
Canast; and IA Firstav BrooklynlT5 and 81 Fuon-st
Price 50 ceHts extra large bottles Principal Depot 100
NassauSL and al the Mandatory 1877 West Twenty SIXTH
street dl2 ImThSkMt
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pr ORDER OF Hon John Dusr one OF Justices Of the
Dpenor Court OF the City Of Yok-Hotcs hereby pysa
pursuant 70 The provisions OF hs statute authorizing sahsab
against sbscondng concealed and debtors
attachment has ISSUED sgsnst the ESTATE Of JOHN G0TTKER
non resident OF the State OF New fok and that the Oh
b sold for tho payment Of his dsb he appear ADD ihsrs
such attaehmsn according 70 law, within nns
publication OF this notice. and that the payment
BY residents Of tho State and the delivery
property within this State belonging him TRANSFER
such property BY him forbidden
mtesnth day ot November 1890 BARNARD q PARSONS,
nlo LAWNS Arornsys for Attaching Crsdtois
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JEWELRY.

WATCHES, JEWELRY AND Sill
w YER WARE-WM. d. BRIGGS respectfully In.
brms bis friends and public that he is prepared 10 sell
The above named Goods at the old stand 1853 BOWERY,
FIVE DOORS above Broome-st.
NB-Watches and Silver Ware made TO order, and
every description Of Watches repaired equal the original
IA time keepers, and warranted VIM ID. bRAoos-
df2 m
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SUPREmE CeURIIn the matter Of the application OF MAJ
~ Aldermen and Componsy Of the City o New For
70 the opening and laying Of public Phs SrUf
VESAhT SQUARE the seyeusenh Ward Of said CITY
hereby gsD that the
poceedng the above matter viii be taxed before the Honorable
Jehn W. Edmonds OF the Justices OF
hs sbsencs bsors the other Justices OF coud The
Supreme Coan chsmbss the City Hall the City Of Esr Ton,
on tuesday, tbs 2sth dag Of January 1884, al hapsst a
70 the forsnoon. TALMAN j. WATERS JAMES H. PIEKsET.
H. DELAFELD SMITH. commissousn New Yors, Jsa
aary 9Th, 1881. SITS
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DR. WAITRESS TOOTH SOAP

nR. WAITRESS TOOTH SOAP
A/IMPORTANT DISCOVERY Recent investigator
have demonstrated The existence ofnumerous Animal and
Vegetable Parasites. which surround the Teeth Of
diy1duss and contribute largely the accumulation Of
Tartar the decay Of The Teeth sc &C An effective
dy against these evils has long been desideratum That
remedy ienOw found In
DR. WAITRESS TOOTH SOAP,
One Of the valuable preparations offered to the
public. single 25 cake viii satisfy acy Off
valuable properties.
Sold Wholesale and retail ut
PRICES MEDICINE DEPOT, $50 FULTONS ST
Sun Building, and by Druggists generally
~ Circulars containing accurate drawings OF the Ami
macuae referred to- with the recommendations OF several
Professional men, may be tad gratutosdy application
a. above. t73teods
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TO PARTNERSHIP Sale at great
IL bargain, an old established JOB Printing Office locs-
TED In OF the business portions OF tbs city Hss
good of custom and transen work with four presses
and every facility for executing the The only object
In selling, "a thai the Is obliged TO leave the city
and must close the business Any person having from 500
TO $500 vii ind this opportunity seldom TO be me-, with
For further particulars address by letter, postpaid 10
PRINTER apply after O'Clock P H. q Sc HerbetsL
near Washington, Hsw-YoTk. las 2~s
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NNyINTER GARMENTS.-ln view Of
w tho advanced taste OF the Season are Offering
Reduced Prices selection from what In an ende4yor 70 70
tain the supremacy Of our Goods we have 10
sommensng AZ The best assortment OF First QnAlV
READY MADE GARMENTS In the city, eomgnsag
particularly style Of surtous over ana BODY 'acs'
WEN T. JENNINGS, Co 81 Bfosdwsy,
d3n opposite tho fHk Foon'nn-
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INSTRUCTION.

CPANISH LANGUAGE-ORALSY S
- TEM-PROF vINGUT, OF the University o. New,
York Is about % form two new asses one 70, an hosr
nost sshe 10 the majority ofthe applicants o. 81 bros
sv s lessons wiz Ne given grahs 10 the scholars tnal
49, ~ bv themselves OF the system. and the pro-
srss sv nav expect TO make; efter which those ~nO
nav wish 20 continue will form the class al the rate OF ~
ner each course OF "a lessons, when the
fdlons Of the language viii be taught 30 az 70 ensoe @
scholar after q few lessons 10 understand me
~ SP'Ns"' ~'~ ~ - 81 "a
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TELEGRAPH.


ITO TEL EGG RIA p II COMPANIES
IL THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES AND
BRITISE PROVlNCES-The subscriber would respect
fhly give notice tina. he has opened rooms ~ lI broed
Wsy NewYok for the purpose Of keeping constantly on
sals Wire Registers Magnets, insulaors Zines Porous
Cups, TumbleTs, Acids Protectors, Omsteads Battery
Gu.ta Percha and River Wire and every description OF
MAGNETIC AND CHEMICAL TELEGRAPH
APPARATUS,
At Manufacturers price,
The advantages TO the Companies In having room OF
CHS kind are TOO obvious require moments consdeTa
kion and a 10 sincerely hoped they viii extend 70 II hef
support An valuable improvements VIII be added 10 the
ptcck possible 0rders win be puncEnaly ~
ended 20. addressed 10
MOTIONS TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS,
ole Saffu&Thu III Broadway, New-York.
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TNSTTTUTION FOR PAINTING AND

1DRAWING, 4s5 BROADWAY.-The snossshn,Gs1 ~ 10
spectfnIy announces bis friends and puo1c, 49,
tends Giving a new course OF lessons AZ his DIel"s
envy; also an evening course from az yOss 80
Specimeps of the above both Of my own ana my pupils
"o'A' Gun "e seoN o. my SCHUSTER.
,osrs Professor Of Drawing and Painting
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LEGAL, NOTICES.


SUPREME CoURTIA matter OF the spoA, tt2s q as
SSnsv r. Aldermen aud commonay Of the Cy o. nss Ton
,s,tve 20 the OPENING and LAYING OUT Of fuehc s1la
Known a. LOOMlsGDALE SQUARE, IN the Nns'senth VIZ
Commsssy c OF New Yol PaIsusas 70 status ssc
made ard that tia said the Mayor Atefmsl ana Con
OF the CITY Of teud ~ male app alton 70 h
Supreme Of iork special lem o. tes
SAID u to Do City aa the City OF New fora oe
Saturday tho lat day Of February 1851 al the oPnas o. tnv Ssn
thereafter be head to s ~
ponen, Of Conm Estimate and Assessment n tas
natter that the and ertent OF the ntene a
and ayfg cut OF pubic square 20 ne
Nnetsenh Ward of City OF New York land which SAID
Fy seventh stress ad upon map plan Of the Gu
by OF Act entitled An Act relative 10 In
touching the Laying Of Streets and Roads the CO
ofNew York and Tor other Purposes passed APn is-pssa
New YoFk. Decsnb0T 49, 1880. HENRY T. DAVIES,
dSO tfsbi Counsel TO the corpoEatoa
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SEWING MACHINES.

- u. ~
CEWING MACHINE.-SINGE IL
- PHELPgs Relay Stitch Sewing Machine, pronounced
bv com peen Judges for real utility, far superior to
any invention OF the kind known, which does not interfere
IN which every objection, imperfecoa and fault eaectu
Ally overcome may be In practical operation al No ls
shere the machine 10 for SALE and practice upon allowed
crsuiiousy Our machiue may also be seen In operation
~ No ~ Bowery New-York AT the clothing warehouse OF
smith Conant who authorized 10 receive orders for
machines All persons interested invited to call ana
fudge for themselves Those who cannot call can have
hl description forwarded TO them by addressing the sub
scribers postage paid ,,,,,,, ~, ~ ~
NB-An Agent IL wanted In every town 10 the United
States. All applications must be post paid. dis I'm
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES
~ may be seen In practical operation al the Clothing Es
adjustment Of Smilh Conant u Bowefy, who are sole
Agents for NewYork. -
B-i guarantee the right to my Machines to al
parties purchasing them ,s.c,, S,,cr,
js Tvs ISAAC NJ SlNuEh
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SUPREME COURT the application oths MAJ
Cor Adsrsn and Commonay Of the City OF New fort, reahs
OPENING Of SEVENTY FIRST STREET from Third .ss
the Nuetsenth Ward OF said CyPub
hereby by the Mayor, Aldermen and commouav
the City OF fok 20 statute such case made ana
provided that the said the Mayor Aldermen and Commoaay ms
City New YORK. intend TO make application tbs fuprsm. Cosn
Of YOk Special Term Of the said Court toa
held the CITY Hall the City Of New fo on saturday tbs Is. sa
the opening Of the Court on that day or ~ sor
thereafter counsel be heard for the appointment OF Comm
Estimate Assessment the above erttsd nxitsf
OF the the opening OF 5s
sny from Third TO Seventh avenue ~ tbs Nne
Of the City of New fork LAID out the sp Or
plan Of tbs Cy Of sned An Act rssvs
10 improvements touching tbs Laying Of ssst and Kos 10
City Of New Yok aud for other purposes passed Apn3 T
Dated New fork December 49, 1880
tlehI HENRY b DAVIES. C0anss % ths Cofporttoa
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR

n CITY PROPERTY.-The Farm known a. Howard
place containing about 200 situate the South Bay
near the village Of Sayve Long Island formerly the res
dence Of Capt MRrceus Munson About half the land
under high OF cultivation and the whole lies sopiug
beautifully toward the beach, and is capable Of great pro-
ducion
The mansion surrounded by extensive and beautiful
lawn well shaded with trees and Shrlbbery-cOntsins
about 20 In good condition. and has been recently
pained coach houses sabng for u horses, one OF the
largest barns the Island; houses for ice, milk coal
smoking tools SCI cattle sheds pig pens, corn house, &c
All on the main Travelled road, about quarter OF mile
from the wafer, with handsome avenue leading 10 the
beach This s undenaby very desirable residences
from It's peculiarly Of SOIL the purity and abundance otw
ter QheTe three wells OF son water, beside several
springs the premises,) modified sea ar-the balmy
bresZes nom The beautiful bay rendering deciousy cool
in Summer and quite temperate In winter. These advsn
render Of the most healthy locatons 10 beound
There 10 the place young orchard OF about 80 frees
Of selected grated fruit and extensive garueR nied
with great variety Of small fruits. plants grapes &c
Game abounds In the vicinity and the most enthusiastic
disciple Of Isaac Walton be grahed 10 his hearts de-
sire with the fsh and oysters from the Bay and trout IN
shoals on bis and the neighbcrng streams Manure
Of the best quality constantly deposng on the beach In
large quantities and therefore costs only heasor OF carng
From every part Of the place Is Al extensive view OF The
BGy and Ocean beyond.
The distance from New. York is about 50 miles Time
hours by Railroad. - . .
Ii sold entire by the LIST Of February VIII DO divided
and sold cottage os Terms moderate and most OF the
purchase money can remain bond and mortgage II de-
sired. Inquire Of D. d. HOWARD, Irving. House,
If New-fork.
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SsUPREME coURT-Is Of thu appbcstoa % he
Cmsyor Aldermen and commona Of the City OF Ne" "a fst
the OPENING OF SIXTY FIhsrsTREtT from Third ave
Fih the Fineeenth Ward OF sad C,yPubhc
nos hereby gwen tho Mayor Aldermen and Common,
the City Few York Statute such made and
provided that the said the Mayor Aldermen and commonav tbs
CITY New YORK intend sppcop the Suprems Cour
OF the State OF New YORK Special Term Of the Court b
held tho City Bsn the City Of Ns~ York saturday The i
day fFehruarT 1851 the Court
oop thereafter counsel be hd for the appointment Of Com
msoners OF Estimate and Assessment
that the and OF the improvement the opeans
SIXTY aIst street. from ThIdaveLus 10 Fifth sans the Ea.
tenth Ward Of sad City laid uDoa the mao plan Of
City Of New fork BY virtue Of Act entitled An Act relative
improvement touching the Laying out Of Streets and Roads
CITY Of New York and for other purposes passed April
Dated New York, December 10, 1891
DO uebl HENRY DAVIES, Counsel 70 the corporauoa
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ITO MICHIGAN LAND OWNERS
n WIN, q; BRIGGS, Detroit Mich Agent for the pur-
chase and sale OF land payment Of taxes kcThe firm OF
MACY briggs having been dissolved, and Mr. Macy
having sold all his interest IN the establishment me and
retired shall continue the business and devote to II NV
careful personal attention Any orders left with DELOS
". BEADLE Rsq my authorised Agent at "a Broadway
hew-Yofk will be promptly attended to. ms 3ns'
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SUPREME COURT, Westehsster County-GE0R0E WAR
kCRIHG, agaast DEvooR v. BURGER. ct aL-ssmmoas To
DkfoOk BURGER; You hereby summoned de
complain this action copy Of which the oHcs
tbs CLERK o the County Of Weschsser tho first Of MAJ
1853 aud copy Of nay
hereof exclusive the day Of such and you M
the compliant Aforesaid the pantd apply 70 the Court
Me rehst therein demsndsd-Dzted May |, 1850.
d. lav6~S d. HARRISON, Jr. Plsath's Atorsr
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COTTAGE HOUSES.-For sale two
Olo, with houses on south side Of Thirty eghlh-st be-
tween Second and Third avs. easy terms Apply 81
Fulton-st i'll lw' W. n. JONEo.
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NANKEENS-5O cases in 10 yard pieces,
' for saleby NEsMlTH co.
MI 4 80 and 50 PiDe-sL
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TINTED sPATRs PATEET OYPIcE-Dsc a. Is6O-oa Ii.
petition Of D. w Whittier. Of Concord. New Hampshire p
ne Tor the extension ofa patent granted him the 3o Ja
Nay 1881 for Improvement IRE arms years
expiration OF sad patent which taxes place OF Asy
IL ordered that the sa petition Patent
Monday, the iTth day OF March. 1851 al 10 O'Clock 81 al
said petition ought rot 70 be granted.
Ordered also that this notice be published the Republic Ink
gsnes and Unlon Washington, ID Tribune,
dsnce Journal Providence, r. l. Daily Bee Boston, Joas
Portsmouth, H wsek for previous
70 tbs said 18th dsy Of March next. ThOs EWBAsK,
d28 Iau3w3 conr,..,oo., a, p.,.,..
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TO LET.

OFFICES.--Large and light Offices
Twin store room 10 let on first aoor, l6 Wa-s for
months from February lst- Apply 70
HaS1+ A. B. MILLER L co. 2Wsll-st-
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NOR SALE.-A House and five and
Il half acres Of Land situated near The village OF south
Orange p the County of Essex and State IF NewJersey,
about half mile from the Morris and Essex Railroad De
pot On said lot Of land is dwelling house. shoemakeTs
sbop and barn ali nearly new and in good condition Also,
a lot Of Wood Land OF about twenty acres within one
mile Of the above.
The above property win be sold together separately,
may suit purchasers For terms apply TO the suoscrDer
on the premises JOHN b. CLAhh
South Orange, Dec g. 1850 slw@
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IErvsUArcE efsa order Of the Surrogate q s cosa q Sc.
Tork hsrsoy gwen all persons having elsIas nN
JOSEPH CARPENTER eour nsrfszt ks 81 CITY ofrsw
rsr prsssatts wt vosehsns sr:e ss sass
ssr, ofcs Of Thomas Aisu No les WAsha<oest ~
Fs~for before tks srssrth DAY q Jkn1aU nxt
Dalsl See Y0Ff tas eleventh day 81 JAY, lsoo
THOMAS ALLEN. Aansnssrsss
iyislsvsmss NARY CARPENTER, Azn~ssssrs
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NOTICE Of application for the discharge OF THOMAS BOWIE
nsOent from bis debts 70 the Of %
article Of the FIRST title Of The h chapter Of the second part Of s
Rsy ed Statutes Notes hrst published December c~ds
70 appear bsofs John Greenwood CITY Judge Bfook Fes
aysre 1881 At 10 AN At City Court Room City Hail. 8rookJs
d3l iavosNS
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QS0O "A RARE CHANCE.-For
of a MODERN BUILT

n -FOUR STORY HOUSE viii be SOLD at great bar
gain and the HOUSE TO LET until the lst OF May, or
longer II desired Fourteen well furnished. cost
upward OF Goo 10 be had for less than 500 as me family
are leaving Town House in South Brooklyn within three
minutes walk Of the Atlantic and Hamilton ferries Ad-
dress tribune Office Box jill IT.
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HNHE MERCHANTS INSURANCE
IL COMPANY OF THE CITY OF NETWORK, ONES
Ocean Bank Building corner OF Greenwich and Fulton sss
CASH CAPITAL S200,000. Insurance. sgainsI ioss
or damage BY fire. CROMWELL ADAMS, President.
GEORGE w. SAVAGE. Secretary. Ie2Ou
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COLORED COATINGS-5O packages
~ Blue, Wine and Mixed Cos.ings and Green BOckinRE
fOTsale by Inn n NESMlTH L CO. 50 and 81 Piassi
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For SALE.
AN ACRES OF HEAVY TIMBER

bBhlN a II Chbi~'-- NJ w "A ~ -
n "A FARM, OF S9E acres Of good and, In high sia Q
OF cultivation with great variety OF iru and good build
iugs and well waiered situated 10 miles from The CITY q
New York where the rac run six tines day. Fare
"a Cd each way For full particulars, and pce, apply 10 A
j. BLEECKER, Auctioneer, Broad-st- Terms easy.
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IMPORTANT NEWS FROM HAVANA.


The Mall schooner Cht;h!'n .c.ivc here to-iH: VIA
Havana ,aie u l2 last. Ever! hn ig!rt n Tia
yana when IN: Ci:thu lrt Business w,- ilnIrD.tu9- -
The inl5itants Of Havana had subscribed SJV J tor i
el OF widows and orphans o toS" who iri! N ihe at
engagement with the forces under Lopez.
The funeral o5s:ques OF the slain was celebrated ~ s
Cathedral al Havana tn. 9n inst, with great pom3
The from Havana possesses considerable htefes-
For,yivc of the Cuban prisoners still remain IN co no
nt Havana. The Americans al that !ac- nid: up sH
.cptions Tor the purchase of clothing I'D other nec=ss
10 add 10 the comfort Of til: prisoners
The prisoners with that generous telling o heart ft
every Anlr,ican had published card OF nrl
10 the officers l.. Sio"a o: Albany, the officers
Of The prison al tyana, the British Consul and tie rrs!tc
Americans thanking them, III warm terms for The hi"':n,
and sympathy expressed in Their behalf and tie measures
they had taken. unsolicited f"r 'er Icl.":.
The prisoners subsequently, also bishe! n1la card,
in which they condemn, in the strongest terms The Gh
man conduct of Mr.. Owens the American Consul owards
them.
Don Francisco Gonzales and Don Josc MeZe had been
oulwed for secret!ng arms
The prisoners Spain were Jnn. Boswell y 4 Me-
Murry and F. Hanna Of BaltimoTe; Tho= Hilton Na>h'
ingon; James Chapman Chaflestoa Benz Gilman tia-
cinneti; and Chas. Gibbin, frcm ditto.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
r~~~>->->-~"-~~-
MIDWAY EENJAI,E ACADEMY.

FssHE and lsh OF this Institution VIII com
sup'ion until the q OF July, 1852
mock and thirty five Southeast Richmund The buildings
ranged the convenience and comfort o The pupils being neat spa
grounds Tue remarkably healthy anrinc the purest
e eau S nTs' mnr n y
other the the nshborho" being moral Intelligent and re-
Dr. and Minor take pleasure in informing the
and n ALL @ h. sS nes w
Ladies OF distinguished abilities and acquiemcn and Of expert
and departments. Bulh furnished the
.ionnbs testimonials Of anafca.ion and Of moral and religious
have been received and will be shown TO our patrons
been employ Languages Mathematics all it"
i1s fAnctcs Mr. Won k"cns has spent five years ~ fa m
has ravce! AMI resided Ia several other countries He r.als aud
.cass with oi 'lr living
Fss % a M S T sas S m a. v %f @
number distinguished gencen Aner aus ana To-
anI The gentleman ana successful Teacher in
ksnsy and do sna m ASH a e Gov we ns" n" 0 jon"
Ism hon Henry Clay hs Hon Richard FenG & The Hon , chi
ca James Ilowa and Hon Richard AFpsrs%9
SsJ 81 Ct,enIea aud his ExcseMey secstsry u
Alex II Il Stuart OF Washington D. G. There are gorS @
and pleasure 10 adi our testimonials ' MS "''"
IRE Misses Minor various departments as aux!iary
teachers they will aud maintain their lrcnd! anu
'osa <n s !. as no; US SPEAK
Will be ar med for IN. IL h ~ r @ m m
which this school established and continued
glance
all the SiFdh
French together
of aifhd
teachers are rea +r"" Va 'e 'ieh'c ="
hy examining tie specimens
Particular a,eno be paid 10 the manners habits and morals
and pans taken 10 insure pro-
abc time both and out oi school Every branch
bh od Classical and ORNAMENTAL VIII oe
consider that the best lnnI,als ana
references utr The success and high sam: o! their
Aca eny they take pleasure in referring TO the numerous
m rs sustained II from IT'S commencement ana To 'hc
sss number he'd and elegant ladies' turned out
from wal nov bright society.
A;rscs Far ioau Washing Light Fuel Bed aid Tuition III any
;he English branches Sl "f the session or S3 rr month
period For Music Piano and Use OF Instrument SID
81 per TultI Guitar 50 or So yer month tn .ireh
French spanish. Gran So each Dra"in" 3io Paint
III. SlJ Ornamental work so.
uus- S;II"nrry furnished al Richmond retail prices In
will be bestowed with particular
and no made professional services
aud guardians requested 10 come and Jdsc Tor 'he
selves; a requtr day longer tha entire SaS
r, given viii be advanced or hc'
pupils without express ltrmls-
Respectfully, JEFF tEkSoS MiSoN "; Dy;>op
Midway. Essex rounty Va Sept 10
Address the Subscribers Mlers Iafera foS o!0t
wv
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strange after all 70: its adoption will pr duce ':a LOU
il: the W.,i cam: and Comfy Court Aristoc!acy. The
election Il" Col Thompson is pretty certain. lEe party
Ia: "a have seer, wed inizr We nave 'au St'e
raj Democratic meetings. and perfect unaiy se+h"" 10
p!c:ail Judge lie !om other i;ts u te Iis-
tfic iiit there can br Lviy cnc!i:nri % DeH"ti"t
ic triumph In rrrcucc Ia the cahdtatu 10; 'se heA l.s
len, would say that the "isest policy IN TIE PR sem aE-
state % our political affairs would be 10 try as Tar
iISs bic, ~ Gltr tie tvO hostile sections lhc ~ cue 10
Get,er. Ii Northern is taken who l. un!a'o'aoc 10
the South defeat will e inevitable presume us "'"i
the North and uEld stand ar chance ~ the
Suuih any A. To his military fame u Is certainly
cni ii superior SCOTS ard his qualifications no
dunbt ,l. What objection then 10 the oc hnd "yd
ticket! The people OF The Northwest as true 10 the
South and It's interests they in Richmond, or any OH
place. and aoultiOnlS d!SHnun!sr can s"rcec pr
any thing. Upon this Issue Col Raymond will b. beaten
His in Congress read against n here Win ven