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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-08

TO FARMERS, PLANTERS &

ITO FARMERS, PLANTERS a.
l. DEALERS.-AGRIC TURAL M
PLEMENT MANUFACTO Lynch5wg.-
The subscriber. formerly of Baltimore, where he
was associated with a similar Establishment
takes this method to inform the public in general,
that he has opened Ware-room and Factory on
Main Street, opposite Bruce's Livery Stable, where
he will manufacture various and most approved
Implements of Husbandry, and Laborsaving Ma
Chimes and pledges himselfthat all articles sold by
him shall be of his manufacture, equal in all
respects to similar implements made or imported
from other States He therefore invites the public
to examine for themselves before purchasing else
where the following various tinds-Portable and
Stationary Horsepower, Thrashers Fans, Straw and
Vegetable Cutters G. orn Shelters, Harrows, Cuitva-
tors, Plows and Gang Plows-Main Street Lynch
burg, Virginia.
Repairing done with expedition and fidelity.
(Jan bly, A. w. WlLLETT.
cg' Bed. Sentinel and Dan Reg. copy.
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cTEAM MARBLE WORKS.

y JOHN T. ROGERS has removed his Marble
Works to the corner of Main and Sth streets. whore
will be found fine assortment of Egyptian, ltanan
and American Marble, Monuments, Tombs, Grave
Stones, Mantel Pieces of every description, Wall
Plates, Fronts, &c.
Any design in carving executed in the neatest
manner. Orders from the country with city refer
ence, promptly attended to.
Mr.. having served his apprenticeship in one
of the largest establishments in New York city. and
having much experience in the business, fintters
himsefthat all work executed at his shop will give
as entire satisfaction any done North or South.
Richmond July l4-lv
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EU,lx JUST PURLISHED.

EN5A - II l. > IN = - +.
A-tskV COMPLETE IN TWO VOLUMES, ROYAL
ukxlAaH svo.-TAe FARMERS GUIDE
10 Scientific and Practical agriculture, alias, The
ncw and only correct edition IF '.STEPHENS'
BOOK or THE FARM" By Henry STE-
PHEss, F. R. s., OF EDINBURGH. VIII aa Amei-
can Appendir By J. Z. NoRToS, Professor of Seen
tifc Agriculture IN Yale College, Ner Haven.
This work embraces every subject of import
connected with Agriculture in all lis various
branches both theoretical and practical. " Its
clear and copous detnis, the fullness and accura-
cy of its information, the completeness of every il
lustration, have in an Agricultural work on prac-
tice. never been equalled." 1t is arranged under
four separate heads, represented by the four sea-
sons of the year-Wintcr, Spring, Summer. and
Autumn-and the notes Of Professor NoRToN are
appended in the same order, adding greatly TO the
value of the work by adapting it to the soil, climate,
growth. &c, of this country. The united labors OF
such distinguished writers constitute this the most
| complete and valuable Agricultural work is
sued from the press. 1t comprises two large royal
8vo. volumes, and contains l600 pages, besides ii
splendid steel engravings, and about GOO engrav-
ings on wood. The latter illustrate almost every
implement of husbandry now in use; the various
methods of plowng, planting, &c, &c: and the for
mer, 4he domestic animals, the farnl-seadiug, &c.
LETTER FROM Mr.. STEPHENS.
"REDBRAE CorrAGE. EpINBURGH. I
sept. 80, 1851. )
+MEssRs. LEONARD ScOrT & Co.,
..Geutiemen | beg to say that your Former $
Guiae is the only genuine edition published in
the United Stats ofAmerica off work, the 'Boe Of
tie firm. The edition circulating present in the
States, under the title OF the Book Of the Farm.
is taken from the first edition of my work, written
ten years ago. wich in my second edition, entirely
remodeed. and in great part re-wrote. adopting all
the more recent improvements in the practice of Ag
riculture suggested by scientific experiments, and
making it, in effect quite new bouk.
Il am, Sirs, your obedent Servant,
HENRY STEPHENS"
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
FURNITURE.--JoNES

ZE FURNlTURE.--JO
G3 & HARDWOOD, Main Street.
- - Richmond Va.--We have now
on hand the largest assortment of Richmond made
Furniture, ever offered in this Market, and we are
determined to sell as low as the quantity can
be bought in any Northern Market.
Among our Stock will be found
300 dozen Chairs, Sewing Chairs,
$50 Bedsteads all Styles, Secfetaries,
60 Sofas and Divans, Spring Bedsteads,
30 Dining Tables. Centre Tables,
100 Mattresses, Fancy Parlor Ia
Gard Tables, bles,
Cottage Furniture, Marble Top WASH
Wardrobes, stands,
Reception Chairs, Cribs, Cradles,
Rocking Chairs, Looking Glasses,
Spring Chairs made Washstands, &c.
of iron J. P. JONES,
April SITS SAM'L w. HARDWOOD.
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NTOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
IN SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
by the undersigned, at Floyd Court House, until
Thursday, is April next. for the construction OF
the Jacksonsilles aud Chrisiiansburg Turnpike road
The distance is about 30 miles, and the work
viii be divided into three sections, all to be com
pleted within twelve months Proposals for com
pleting the work in less time will be pieferred.-
Eighty per cent will be paid on the completion and
reception of each mile, and the remainder the
| completion of each section.
Also. sealed proposals for a covered bridge over
Little River on the line of said road Of upwards of
100 feet span.
BY the goth of March, the line will be prepared
for the examination of bidders and after that time.
plans and specifications can be at the store of
c. b. e. ]. Gardner, Christian-burg, at the Of
| fee of the undersigned. at Floyd CT. Ho.
LuDWEtL II. BROWN.
Engineer Jaek. q Chris. Turnpike Co.
March 5--tla
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& VIRGINIA LINE OF RICH

These vessels all of the first class built in the
city of Baltimore. expressly for this trade, and
have superior accommodations for passengers
They are commanded by experienced Captains,
and qualified for the trade, and who will spare no
exertion to accommodate They will be towed up
and down the river by steam. and may be relied on
to sail promptly advertised Merchants going
North ordering goods from New York, will find
it TO their interest ship by this line, it is the
only regular line, and freight will always be taken
at the lowest rates. and every effort will be made BY
the agents in Richmond and New York, to give sat
isfaction. unexpectedly ask and hope to succeed
in obtaining full share ofpatronage. Goods ship
red by this line to New York, will be forwarded
free of commission to New Orleans, Mobile Sava-
nah, Charleston. or any other port The vessels
will be in Richmond at Rockets; in New York at
berth No. |. Coffee House slip. foot of Wall Street
DAVID CURRIE Richmond
CHAS. II. PERSON, N. York. Ass'"'
No. 81, South Street
Au1
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RICHMOND MANU-
factured Furniture

We have lately erected very
large Factory for the purpose of Manufacturing
FURNITURE of all Styles and Patterns, and would
call the attention of Farmers and Planters mere
particularly to our Stock. We have now in store
OF our own Manufacture, Sofas, Bureaus. Dining
Tables, French, Cottage and Maple Bedsteads,
Yardrobes, IFashaands, a large variety of Chairs.
Matfrasses and large assortment of other articles.
JONES L. HARDWOOD,
Main Street
r rAnS-Eu,1 Richmond Va
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StpA' pNf
MEssRs. LEONARD ScorT & Co,
Notices of the Press.

farmers GUrDE.-The concluding No. of this
work is upon our table, and we but repeat the
numerous verdicts fthe Agricultural press, in say
ing that it is among the most complete and reliable
of the contributions of scientific and practical Ag-
ricuture. The arrangement of the work is convent
ent for reerenceth illustrations beautiful the Ian
guage plain, clear. ineligible, and truthful. The
work comprises two royal Svo vols. Of 1900 pages,
including 6e0 woodcuts and IA steel enyravings.-
Oh:o Caittrator.
THE farmers GUIDE.-Ths work is rich
mine of Agricultural knowledge presented in u
simple and familiar STYLE giving copious details Of
the best practice on English FARMS and adapted to
general use in this country by the judicious notes
of the American editor. The intelligent farmer
will find it very attractive reading. In the com
parson between English and American hIsbandry,
for which it furnishes ample materials he may OBJ
tain many valuable hints for increasing the product
of his own acres. Elemental stimulus given by
the perusal of such writings is quite as important
as their more immediate purposes. N-Nesc
T. York Tribune.
The work is elegantly printed on thick white pa
per- from the English stereotype plates and is neat
ly bound in emblemafic gilt Of various styles.
TERMS:
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Sheep, 81
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FREE OF POSTAGE, at the following rates
To any post-office not more than 500 miles
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Good CanvasSiug Agents wanted.
TO WHOM LIBERAL DISCOUNT WILL BE ALLOWED.
IEnNApn SCOTT e
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TERMS.-Thev vInorSrss is published semi
weekly q. 81 per annum, IN adrance. No subscrip-
tion 10 taAeu for shorter time than six months; and
no paper is discontinued, except at the option ofthe
Propristors until all arrearges shall have been paid
ApvERrrskmEsrs are inserted for 50 cents per
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371 ccntsfor every outer one. Ifthe number Of in
sertiens 10 not noted the MS. it will be publish
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Ths IEARLr RATES are For the privilege of
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e35. Every yearly advertiser will be required to
eon6ne his advertising his particular line Of busi-
asss, and II he exceed the space stipulated for he
will be charged ratably for the excess.
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LNOR SALE.--The undersigned has G.
l. for sale two Houses and Luts-the hou- III
ses are brick and recently built, with all necessary
out houses aud well of water and the lots contain
threc.fourths of an acre each. This property is
situated Immediately in the neighborhood of d. B.
Payne's. and opposite Edmund Logwood's, and
desirable family residences.
| hive for sale also, three building Lots in the
snmc nei ghboroed, each containing one acre.
For terms, apply to Crocd I. Wills in the ab-
sence of the undersigned. WM. DANIEL, JR.
April LIS
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VyO THE FARMERS-The subscri-
= bers having purchased the Patent Right Of D
Glow, Double Cyfindric4I Rotary Srcea Whca;
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NJ OTICE.-Under deed Of trust executed
L to me by d. Bullard jr., dated Dec 3lst. 1851,
and duly recorded, shall sell in the building on
Main Street. opposite the Warwick House. at
Wholesale ona Retail, large stock. of Boots and
Shoes cost and below cost
ja 2a-ts w. C. BULLARD. Trustee, &c.
II AROHESeS WAN Z D.-THE
IL Lrnchhurg and Abingdon Telegraph Compa-
ny, wish 10 hire by the month, Fifteen Negro to
be employed between this place and Richmond.
Apply to F. B. Deane jr., to the Supt.
MIR l. is J. b. TREE. Lvnchburg.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A LEXANDER N. JORDAN, 4

IA TORNEY AT Law, Lynehtmg Va, will
practice in all the Courts of the Counties of Camp
bell and Bedford, and Of the town Of Lynchburg
II Office in Schoolfeld's Building, Market St
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TO ,CTR 4NGERS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT of THE
IN MAULS.-JULY lST, 1851.

.
NORTHERN.-Arrives from charlottesville on
the same days as herctafsrc, viz: Tuesdays Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays Schedule time of arrival D, a.
m. Leaves, as heretofore on Sundays, Wednesdays
aad FRIDAYS at 3, a. m.
PACKET MAIL.-Arrves every day. except
Tuesday, between 6 and 7. a. m. Leaves every
day, except Sunday. about 7, n. m. BY the North
Stage aud Packet there isreceved and despatch
cd every day, ANAL for Richmond and points North
and South OF that city.
" Tho Canal way mail is received Wednesdays,
Fridays and sundays, and despatched Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridnys heretofore.
[ S0urHWESTERN,( (or Salcia. )--Arrives Sun
1dsys, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 8, ann. Leaves
Vscsd'vs. Thursdays and Saturdays, about s, a m.
WESTERN, (or Fncasie. )-Arrives Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays about 6, p as hereio-
foAs Leaves as heretofore, Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fsidays-but at later hour, about &. a m
W BY these two lines mails for places not
further west than Bufsrds despatched every
day except Sunday.
BUCHANAN AND LEXINGTON pia Canal J
arrives Sunday "Wednesday and Friday, nj 6 r. NJ;
Leaves Monda., Thursday and Saturday at half
past GAN
rARMvILLE.-Leaves Richmond Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays S u. m; rrivcs Mt Lynch
burg nextdays by Sam Leaves Lynchburg Sun
days, Wednesdays and Frduysi p. M. arrives at
Richmond next day4 by IL p. m. III This sehed-
ulc will go into effect On Friday, the 5th inst
+, ,DANNILLE.-Arrives. as heretofore, Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays. Leaves heretofore,
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays, at 3 n. m.
PEDLAR MtLLS.-Arrives as heretofore, Mon
. DAYS and Thursdays. between 10 and IL, a. NJ
Leaves about l, p M, same day.
rE Mail closed at 6. r. No Mails arriving
d. on those nights, the Office viii not be opened for
delivery on Sundays, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays after dark.
On Sunday morning. the of willbe kept open
for one hour after the Mailbv the Packet il read,
for delivery. EM. NJ. BLACKF0RD, PM.
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n LIVINGSTON PLOUGH CAST

IL INGS.-Thc subscriber has on hand large
lot of.the celebrated Livingston" Plough Cast
iags, and win continue ~ receive addislar ~ ms
stock from the foundry. that there win BE- no
difficulty in getting any nf the pieces 'bednging 10
thcm. 1aW08 JAMES b. kENWIOE IA a
Feb 12-ts on III Ras;n
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400 Kegs Old Dominion Nails every size and
description.
200 Bags superior Rio Coffee.
l2 Baskets do Salad Oil
200 barrels Bragg's best Family Flour
100 do Bumgardnef's Old Rye Whiskey,
$50 do Fetcher's and Kennedy Cincinna-
ii Recti6ed Whiskey,
"a casks Port Wine,
40 boxes Clsset "St. Julian Medoc,"
IL cases superior Sherry,
ls baskets Creme de Bowzy Champagne,
90 dcmilohns old Antigua Rum.
20 do do .+Marzels" Pale Brandy
our own direct Importation
30 do do Port Wine, our own direct
Importation.
$4,000 genuine Havana Cigars "Esmeralda"
brand. our own direct importation,
100 barrels Rosendae Cement
l 800 bushels superior Oats. suitable for seed,
Jan la-ts GARLAND e. ROBINSON.
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ID OSEN9ALE CEMENT.-5O bbls

RVSLN sy4 LIZ z A14'E H-N --VU Uu's'
III in good order, for sale by
Feb 10 8-rr.ri. FSACKETT
n BOXES prime new MALAGA RASINS,
4 to- for sale low to close ..a..
dan a6-ts f MCDANIEL. & HURT.
ALT, LEATHER, Ac.--
~ 35e sacks Salt
AGO sides Sole Leather.
50 do upper DO
$500 bales cotton Yarn-for sale bv
:. Oct 2n--ts AGREE & McCLANAHAN.
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POStpOuesuent.

The nbove Letting has been postponed t
THURSDAY, 29th April
mar Dl-toqA T. II r.
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GARLAND a. ROBINSON.

VI TIONEERS and COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS, Riehmohd. Va, corner Cary and 20M
Street on the Dock offer for sale ON accommodating
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Uct2-ts NcC6RktE. SIMPSON & ZONES
GrA REWAID.-Ra away from the
- IU subscriber, living in Bedford county. on
tie lth inst, Negro Man by the name of Aaron.
He is about 80 years ofage, Eve feet 10 or II inch
es hight lie had when he left suit of mixed
cloth-he walks rather badly, something being the
matter with his ancles.
Feb 23-tf TII0S. ROSSER
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DICN M MANTLES.-Ehc SUbSCrl-
IL Der expects to open on to-day. rich assort
ment of Nantes. JOHN T. DAVIS.
march o9-ts
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PROPOSALS for BUILDING SEW

FR In NEWARK, NJ.-Sealed PROPOSALS viii Do
received at the City Surveyor and Street Commissioners
Office osd and Market sts (up stars) until Tues
day the 2lst day Of September inst at O'Clock for
constructing about 8 nea feet croaar Sewer feet in
diameter and about $50 nea feet Of circular do feet
in diane ter with the necessary receiving bs'n' and Cul
veIts $500
The work will be divided into two sections Of which
will about $40 nesl feet OF tho sewer with
the receiving basins and culyerts and the other section
about $50 feet Of the feet sewer and $50 feet of the
feet sewer with receiving basins and culyeus Proposals
will bs accepted per noins foot for furnishing the maten
Al, and budngsah section paatey or all tose,hsr also
for any part that may 10 required be bl pes and
also for any part hereof built timber foundation
without IT, also for receiving basins complete
Plans pOfes may DO add specifications obtained
al the Office of EDWARD CARTER,
City Surveyor aud Street Commissioner
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GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,

- BEo5, MATTRESSES, 10, at CRAWBUCK'g, No.
20 Gr.nd-H "a door east Of Essxst, NswYork.-Chsae
Spnontery ana Feather storeThe sttennou Of famis:
ssaatf1 .soment Of Beda Mattresses PsilIsHses Be-
aesds Co 10, AL Of which have been purchased d loo
80 prices and VIII b told ct such prices 10 make =
oacement Tor AL TO call snd examine the above osE pe
oos 20 %sxins their pH hasa Good sat 70 gay ps
Ss6s nd nsttzsaes renovated and made over
w. CRAWBUCK, Moss 0nndN
Il door eak Of EDexSe- NIX
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RSSEX SEMINARY-L.LYON.A.M.,
Observation-Disclosures wishing to find
ERENCH LANGUAGE.-Prof. d.

l. LAGROIX, No 30 Broadway, will resume his pro-
s.onA duties and form his classes for Ladies' and Gentle
men OF MONDAY EVENING next, at o'clock. Each
lass will he limited 10 members With mops Il every
is lesson in French conversation. Terms, 81 per
opfh
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T S. SCHOOL AGENCY-By E. H.
XTM. H.LRGGETTS CLASSICAL,

w FRENCH and ENGLISH SCHOOL-North-east
corner Of Broadway and l2hs will be reopened NON
DAY Sept s. at 9A 81 Circuas a. L1ck GOODS, No. vi
Broadway Evans and Bnttans No 697 Broad aud a
the residence Of the Principal No 10 0thst Temp
kinssquaTe.
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EDAR GROVE for SALE-At

" Staten Island, fronting the New-York Bay rear
the location the Old Elm free. about miles below the
Nsrows embracing ~ acre OF Land including the Ceds,
Buildings and Deck with letters patent Tor the grant there
for The lease Of this properly Is about terminating me
same having been occupied th last five years duog the
summer seasons Of resort for sea bathing aad pub
lie entertainment - ~ ,,
For further particulars inquire Of DILL near OF mr
HOWFs ON the premises or Of s. Il 4. LORD, No. los
Front-st New York-Dated. Sept 3, 1852.
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p. RROTTiS COLLEGIATE INSTI-

n TUITION for YOUNG LADfEs-soinsl-r institute,
linton P.rtD Rev GORdAA d ASBOTT, Principal
The eighth academic year vii commence WEDSES-
DAY, Sept Is
If IN. highest order n Professors ard Tesches is Lsrs
~ Psintir g Apparstps its ,ng- and system Of In
r1con ana It's courses o. Lectures are o. character 70
Insurr fay humso instruu sties can.
elisned, Christian education.
Pupils and applicants for admission, expected 70 Be
ornctuaIly present It the opening exercises
Circulars usy obtained by letter ths lnrituton
and persona interviews with the Principal after Sept
Nev-York, Aug 70, 1857
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EVOR SALE.-A village plat of 80 acres
IL Cd Bergen Hishs; the plank road to Newark,
within miles of Jersey City Omnbuses pass through the
property every ten minutes Fare the ferry 6t cents
l. SHERWOOD, No l5j Broad <sy.
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pANO-FORTE WAREROOMS NJ

nersons about purchadns Pianos are inyitss - ali :.
~ reroons Of BENNETT CO, where thew Win a. ~
.tment OF Rosewood Psno-fortes Of modem . vas
ned I. 70 quality, the payment may b. $780,
~ zee doeo are removed Cd Pianos received +, - ~
yment hrnev onee New and sseond- hand Pi.,c. - 20
Aa1asacry, hos III, SIS and SIS Riyiagtou1s ~"
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furniture. or.

LvLUID, OILand CAMPHENELAMPS,
Il Girsndoles Vases Hall Tampa Crockery Glass Ware,
&c, China Tea Sets Tea Trsys China Mstts Mun "a
Cups d saaesr for presents and many other ussal ar
ee az seIins cheaper than any other 10 the sty =
Q: A BALDWINS, No. 81 Bowery doom above ths
Theater -' WV -
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OlANO. EORTES.-Ths finest asOrt-
IIGHTNING RODS Il

IIGHTNING RODS OTIS "
IsTRETTER'S Pstert Insulated Lightning Conductor,
safest best offered % the public se'ers nun
Sr-d have beer received which nlneRt sci
entc men exprs their Iushed prefer Tor this kod
a. aos-ther the BEST devised tbs most perfectly insulated,
more neatly aud permanently attached to the oaidas And
mos, economical silver medal wa awarded 10 THIS Con
ductor AZ the Conn State Fair Hartford and dooms al
the Miesissex Mechanics Fair Lowell, Mas Local sent,
are beng appointed In every city and county 10 the nsed
sts.s mi. agency eet for efficient ousine.s mea
Attended 10 Persons IN New and vicinity wishing 70
protect their buildings will md u for the interest TO exam
ire this Cor euc'or circulars &c. .
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CLASSICAL FRENCH and EN-
~ GLIsH SCHOOL, No 80e Broadway A FOIGNEr,
Prncipa-The fall term Of this Institution will com nence
on MONDAY, Sept 6. CTR Foignet oegs leave to info
his friends and the public that he hss completed his arranE
snts for the ensuing season which will saJd TO his pupils
increased advantages IN the various departments
In continuing his establishing under s favorable sns
Mr. Foignet avas himself OF the OCCASION TO that
BOYS Will be received any Of their education And
thoroughly prepared for College Business The pupils @
be limited In humber and select .
The French Language spoken ia the 'choo and taush
three hours daily The instruction practical and the most
unng efforts made 10 render scholars perfectly az nome
In every branch Of French education.
In the English department all the studies deemed Essen
tai 10 solid anf polite English education will be pursued
AID those desiring complete classical education viii enjoy
every ADVANTAGE which other Classical ochOolin the city
can offer - ... -,
Circulars may be had OF messrs JOHN MiLHAU, No
1888 Broadway; DELUC co, No. 58l Broad ssy and No
$50 PouIth-av ROE LOCKWOOD / son, Ma. al Broad
wsy; q. l. II. MILLER, No e+5 Broadway @. COGGES-
HALL No 909 Broadway, at Mr.. Fs residence, No. o4
l2th.st near University place
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