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ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

AMERICAN HOTEL-R c Irby, MOTTO
way; J w May, Conn; K c Graves. Chester
field; Cochran, Bath; b Jones, Chesterfield;
Bunting, Williamsburg; w Nj Carter, Phila.
delpha; c I Bayloe, Il c Bayloe, King and
Queen: A Douglass, Raleigh; l. Smith
ter, New Jersey; G Turner, Goochland; + G
Booth, Nottoway; G J Dobbs, Clarksvl!e: L
Irving, Lynchburgi L Blanchard, Il T Ran,
dali, N c; J Baker, Campbell; G L Bigsley,
Go; w Whiting, Powhatan; ii Fowler, New
York; J L Bowyer, Botetourt; ) Townsend,
n G; A l. Blackstone, Nelson; NJ Morris,
Misses Boiling, Goochland; r w Latham,
Washington; + Lavender, Baltimore; l.
Olmstead, n Y; J A Stewart, NJ Mitchell, Phi.
ladelpha.
EXCHANGE HCTEL-B T Walker Rocking.
ham, t q Roberts, Y; J L Marye, Fredericksb'g;
D Knowlton and lady, N Y y G Dejsrnett. Caro-
line; Miss Dejarnett, d.; Mrs Dew, SpUt'syivana;
Miss Dews, do; II Hoge, Mostgomeryi T
Brook Sp0ttsy lvHuia; A d Bemberry. Fredericks-
burg; w NJ English and K Warning, do; John
Turncs, G-1ensyille; II Harris, Powhatan, Ro II
Armstead, Va: d K Hickman, Louisa; Short,
King VIM II 4 Neu8on, Greenville; T Primer,
Semerliue; II Hurley, Edward Robin, Jrr
rhilad phIe; II Z Harris and lady, Petersburg; A
W Peurer Sussex; L Fafrall, II c; J q Adams ard
lazy Y; NJ T Hodges, do; C Deane, Boston; G A
Wincfeld, Bedford; Murdough, Portsmouth; G
NJ Ga Il: Alexandria; Jno Gilmer, Danville; B
& seek Ip.d Ain-rna .e Jas Webb, Va; & c
,-a,, trIa .,.pha; f. Shell and K J Brook, &C; ]
= i|ri htn n i ii l. Pollard, horf Tx.
CITY HO Ell VIM A Phillips, Amelia;
X Gov mes X . Gcldows. and W Coleman,
Lunrnburg; X A Stokes, Prince Edward; H J
Bacon. Charlotte; I Fay Tor, James City; "
Wirgo, Noltowas; b Dung, Petersburg; J
4 BennIng, Nadi.nn, J II n cody, and 7 Cot
treli, Chestetft,' g & Cunning ham, Va; II
brown ,lv ann = children, Lewisburg; job
Murruv. Washington; b Carter ST Louis; n
b Waite, Ala; c Taylor, Bait; E Hundley,
Hanover.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-J King, Petersburg;
3 Crowder, Amelia; Sting and Wood; d q
J Z Gates, Powhatan; Bell, Amelia; d NJ Bell and
w A Philips. Amelia; a Cardozo, Powhatar; 5
+ Cardozo, do: w Gauciu ann D Adams
Charlotte : Calwe and II Bacon Dsnvills: L
Dbble and D Wintree, Chesterfield; w C Tim
berlske and d II Dawson A!bermarle; & w Neon
buckingham; D Gray Fluvanna; P Farley, Lu
nenburg Il G Meredith, Hanover. 5 Meredith
Louisa; c l. Trueheart Amelia;
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Variety.


CAD Err =. - uf i-o' - oo''''
q 'ie nv,
IS my GUY 10 impress upon nDu 'r nsonls
ta'h ioot ma "''o '','' ~ w. ~ ,orts
io'e ''ieli sensea w" my ,o r;,.e go ist
,ers TO his ladyloYe. and he goes about signing
and grooming in Il most p;labe manner. He
has no apPeu!e' ana ne Sleeps up u, '''e 'op y.
'hs nou7e' Cioe1 ~ "io i1ool' ~, $3.50,
stahh Nv one o. 'he col"i'ih' :. 'lo ti' nn
"ithou' pub"S '-'3 >''" oI ~ "u'''' u'-u
caught MN Kissing al appie 'o-IaS oe00"''
CoLoRs AND FAsHioS;-F ioiet Is nue. no"
ptco'i'e 'oly '"s lnoltD Ern,,oo.
vi, a"r $780,, ~ ,oilan nj
""''e III ~ .1"0 a az Ur'JI;aata, por-
MOURNING '"i uT ''uFe u i" en- '.n' ' ~;
ne'S mace % rio ''a'nef' "T''" - r.
, '"' ".I ~, 90 I.o,bar tho crowns
III - ,,o,''o, lar ornans,,s of everv
I.so,;,, n;,n a,a ~ hi.h fsvor new bend
GehCiiP''u" dio !" ms" 'u,o' - ~ . Ic'aI
"a /, - of loco i, tho p,sntiIla shane cover
80; 10 LoL - ,h, had ,,;,h l,rg ,,ointed
'..T ,,I:a L,,aaa 80 ,La, sha vboIe
> 800, 80, ~ i''Ii =, a.,
's D'0 S0e'''' =" Ia '"0''
Every man his own "asher-"omah' pe-
gins an advertisement III an lIish paper Oh
new washing machine.
Some wicked bachelor has penetrated the
ollowing:
Joining HaAdS' in Mdtrtmony:-A Gus
iom arising from the practice OF pug'llsts sha-
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nRAsViNG.-J .. PERKINS having return
~ ed 10 Richmond for the winter, will give in
s!ruction in the various branches of Drawing, S.
Landscapes, Heads, Figures and Flowers. His sub
jects or models are by the best masters, and have
been selected with view 10 attract and interest the
beginner while they cultivate correct taste, and
gradually lead the pupil to bold and independent
style Of execution that will readily enable him to
draw from nature.
All lovers OF this ert are Invited TO call at his
rooms Corner of 5th and Franklin street5) and ex-
anime his portfolios.
Lessons given at the pupils residences, If desired
Separate hours devoted TO young Gentlemen and
young Ladies at his studio, where they will be re-
ceved on the same terms as in schools.
"a 2ypt
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Et0NSU MPTION.-Simes Pure Cod Liver
~ Oil. The best and most reliable Cod Liver
Oil yet sold. 1t has received tie commentator
OF the faculty in this city ard Philadelphia, and IS
very highly approved by sil who have used it for
diseases Of the Chest and Lungs
it is prepared daiiy from scscted Livers, with
great care, aud Is in measure free from the dis
gushing taste of some other Cod Liver Oils.
BLNNETr ( BEERS are constantly receiving
it fresh from Mr. Shines in the ghe.t state Of per.
lection. de 10
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MARINE NE WIS.
PORT or RICHMOND
SAILED.

SAILED.
steamer City Of Richmond, Mitchell, New York,
A : Lee
Schr Tloga, Crowel, Boston, mdze, Shields &
Somervilie
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GREAT BARGAINS IN CALiCDs.-
~ large lot Of Calico5, 81 cents, worth 10 cts ;
rich Printed Mouscaines, white and co!ored Elan
aals, Kerseys, Satinets Gloves aud Hosiery-to.
cether with every article usually found in 4 Dry
Goods house, aud if you want bargaine call on
w. BOOTWRIGHT,
No225, corner Is: and Broad streets.
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EDUCATION.
NIN.. EIAM'5 Z nIN AKY FOR
M YOUNG LADIES, Brond street, be-
tween 23rd and 24th, Church Hill.-From

Al KS. ELAM's 8 4 mIN AIRY FO X
M YOUNG LADIES, Broad street, be-
tween 23rd and 24th, Church Hill.-From
and after the LIST of January this institution Will be
prepared for the reception Of boarders and day su.
pills, as all alterations and arrangements will have
been completed by that time, The Principal has,
in addition to the teachers heretofore engaged in
the various department s, secured the assistance OF
an efficient and experienced teacher from Washing.
ton, ID C. Studies-are the various branches Of
English, Philosophy, Chemistry, Rotany, Astrono'
my, Nj ,hology and Rhetoric. Particular atten-
ton directed to writing, composition, arithmetic
and enunciation.
Terms:
Board per scholastic year of 10 months, with bed
ding, &c .---...--..- .Sl%o
Tui,iou--English varying according to the at
tainment of the pupil, from -------- u 10 ) 30
Music on the Pisno (vOcal instruction included) ~
Painting and drawing 20
Languages and Lectures at 7 Professor 5 fees.
N BIO those sufficiently Interested to enquire,
the most satisfactory references will be given either
in city country, or both.
Mrs ELAN bags leave to add, that the classes OF
Astronomy aud Geography are daily instructed in
the uses Of the globe in solving problems in their
interesting though difficult studies.
de l5-lmS
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ALL SMALL BOYs.-H P. TAYLOR, oth
IL street, between Grace and Frankn-My
School being exclusively for beginners, give spe
cia attention to Reading, Correct Enumeration
Grammar and Spelling; also to Geography, Map
Drawing Arithmetic and History. Specimens of
my boys composition and writing, may be always
seen at the Dispatch Office. My Rule is peremp
tory but as gentle as possible. Uc9
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no Sta
sIIrl,fIIl.0 ~ Z u I. a, & u L Y VI

sUTCHEsO%:S CELEBRATED KEN
EDY FOR BLIND AND BLEEDING PILES
Warranted s5fe. sure and mild remedy for
Piles Fralapsus All. and all other diseases OF the
rectum. One box will convince The patient Of It's
mild and curative properties.
Price OF. one dollar, , OF. SOC per box
Prepared by w. HUTCHINSON, Amsterdam,
Botetourt County, Va.
For sale in Richmond by Purcell, Ladd &. Co,
Dove s; 60 and Adie Il Gray. sc 29-dIy
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CHhAr LIvise The following are the pr,
ses Of eataslss at Knoxville, Tennessee. Iii
agreat place for persons Of limited ..eans and
extensive appetites
Corn 2oc; Flour g. per hundred; Oats lac.
Beef, fresh, 2ia3c; Bauer l2ei Chickens to
I0c; Turkey 70 10 30c. For Pork, holders
are asking p. but lew are engaging at the
price, expecting II TO be had for ess. ,ireen
Apples 2ac; sweet and lfish potatoes 25 cents.
and abundant at these prices
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NT0TICE.-L. B FARNSWORTH would call
~ special attention t. let of superior Havana
and Principe Cigars, just received Also, a
large lot Of Domestic Cigars, which he will warrant
= compare with 'hOse of the best manufacturers
in this country, all OF which he viii sell upon the
most reasonable terms for cash, at No FL Main
street tew doors below the Old Market.
C'e l3-6.t
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PARKER CLEVELAND, VI D
TREAT REOTCPION Mn PRIUE>.-

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
N Ii. KOSRHFELD, No rs Bcoad street, ~ ~
respectfully calls the att,ut. N Of tae ladies ana
the public generally 70 bis large stock ot Dry ''l'
which no Is determined 70 SCI! II from tA,s at-a
at very reduced prices, such as Lace -
Sleeves, Oh, IN ,ettes, and q CREST variety u RI.
hroidrries. Muusiins silks. freach and hnz"5a
Mc-inos Caiicos, Shasls Blankets, sc. sHe a.
sortmant Of Hosiery and Gloves, all Of which W
be sold at such prices that cannot tail to give 'as
faction.
n BAH small notes taken at marke: rats i
exchange for Goods.
de Sim" ROSENf LII
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e. 90 Sl.O0.-OIe thousand Likenesses
p L .OOe have been taken at OSBORN'S Da.
guerreau Galleries since the reduction e prices
And We now wish it understood by all that Osborn
vii! continue to take fine SkyLight Miniatures in a
neat case for ST. Remember, this is the only place
where Sky Light Miniatures taken for 81. To
those that think dollar is too cheap for good
Likeness, We would only say, call and get Like
ness worth or $40. Remember the place.
OSBORN'S,
Onnnsita the Ranks. sim of the American Elaas
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IETER III LEFTwICH, Genera! Comm.'
- sion Merchants, Cfice twu doors below I's
Colombian Hot !, Cary street, will attend to 'oe
sales eli every description Of country iroduc' re
hiring out of negroes and all other business en-
trusted 20 thei. care. They also pfePaiel ~
do large ami unit CT storage on the Dock, aPo1
the most accommodating terms. They pledge ;As'.
most rigid attention 10 all consignment rladS -
them, aud All other business entrusted . their ca
SAMUEL. H. IETER.
10 NJ IEFTHItB-
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(Signed) AMBROSE AGREE.
King William July, 1852.
In Crnrup, il, scenery, and spider Bites

DIR DU Val-Dcar Sir: have administered your Fa-
miy Anti-Spasmodic in several violent attacks Of
the bite of spider, when there enormous en-
largenent of the limb and intense paiIIn all with
perfect success. have sold q, deal of II in this
neishborhood, and far Is know II has gwen uniyeT
sal satisfaction. All who have tested II To think
it has equal a family medicine. deem Il due to
say that in OF the Instances alluded to above,
ri0us remedies used without effect,
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VI II n q 2 NC u
IN two eminent physicians in

FAYETTEVILLE, tenn, April 18TH, 1851.
Sir-We have given your Cherry PectoraI an eEten-
ded trial in practice, and lind Il to suTpas every
other remedy we have for curing affections Of the
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T GST.-On yesterday, in the neighb0rhood Of
u Cary street, pair OF Gold Spectacles. A "a
ward of two dollars will be paid if delivered at 1876
Cary Street. de 2
~ OTiCE.-IEe books of Transfer of the stock
" OF the Commonwealth registered III this Office,
will be closed on the goth instant aud continue
closed until lst January next.
SECOND AUDITORS OFFICE, 10th Dec 1852
de 1l-dt2O d }. BROWN, JR., Pad Auditor.
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DR. Du VaI-Dear SIT: was promptly relieved, a
few wears ago of violent attack OF something ike the
cholera by taking large dose OF your AntiSPasmod-
ic. Since that time have frequently witnessed its
good effects other About SIX weeks ago was
suffering exceedingly from All attack of ThIrd-day
Ague and Fever 1t had been increasing IN severity
for nearly month. determined to try your Anti
Spasrnodic and accordingly took large dose of 1t Just
before the time for the chill 1t produced the
whole system peculiar sensation of warmth, which
was kept up by repeating the dose once twice at
intervals of hours. Though necessarily exposed
since have felt return OF chill. feel CONFIDENT
Ill recommending your medicine
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AshRVANT's CLDVBiAG.-Just received,
~ large supply OF Servants Clothing, with wool
Innings, end OF much better make than usual,
suitable for outdoor well house servants; ali
If which will be sold very low for cash. Those IN
want will please give me all early call
+,
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" g nave uniformly refralncd from reCOnrpr9Ir,t,
the public any OF the Patent Medicine, q. ~.
day, unless thoroughly convinced Of their value A
man Bltters, invented by DR. Hoohaud and PREPARED ,
DrJackson, in Philadelphia One lnstauctin nam
lar in which the superior virtue OF this ued,rspa T,
been tested, has fallen under our Observation n,
the last summer, son Of Mr. Abraham Crab!f ofy
county, was very seriously afflicted with yer cor.
plant, and after trying II VAIN various reW-des~te
purchased bottle of the BItters and tier uz.r, va,
50 much relieved OF his distressing maladv that -
procured another bottle, and Is restored eutirp.r ~
health
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NURI~T NASA AND NEW YEARS
y GIFT BOOkS-Just receiytd d, beatI.igi as
sUrtment OF Aunuas or 1883 Also Juvenile w 0tA
for tn youth and childrea; Bibles and Hymn 5oA'
nj Extra Blndins; Poel.c'l Works; Album :. a.
&c All OF which max good ass ,gtneui OF BOOKS
suitable for Christmas and New Years presents
For sale at the Baptist Book Depository. hy
do II CHARLES WORrHAN
AT PtiNArr. ) LA handsome ass9fIi!5.
"A OF, ladies' Paplar Mache and rose wood " 90
Boxee; Papier Mach Port Folios, * &c'" a4''
will be Ia very low = close -,
4. IA ALEX MOTT co.
GOD FISH, of the hes, auslty, for sale by
II a - q
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A ~ PRIVATE SALE-A FARM con-

"A 80. - Sr.s,..
tGiup, SIS acres Of good lsld Suitably divided into
wool meadow orchad and pasture situated three miles
sm HudsOn kveT Rarosd Depot at Crvton, and six
miles from sing Sing and about the same distance f0
PeelskL MesGchester Co On the premises there 10
quantity Of ious fruit plsniy OF excellent water,
hue large baln twostoiy houe, Ac, beleg altogether
sod farm for 80 .ctiv- working farmer Fer price terms
and full particulars s9ply to ANTHONY J. BLEECkEk,
Aucroneer No. 7 Brueds St
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DOARDING.-One or two Gentlemen
ID can 10 accommodated with Koo%. ~ WsysIey.
- ssas ,hs Parade GOuns For father puisu "a, IN o1
49, Z. IN. S,us store CDR Cbandles corner oil ''n anu
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Daneina sebools.
,,RO-ur. GA aRRUAUD takes

a CaRD.-Mr. ARRUAOD taxes
this eariy opportunity respectful 70 seluhnt ivss
fsi, and tie ernciYsls 8os'eis Schools "a nis ~.
a. ,s ne two ar rnopBs h. attsod lIsrs "a sv'Hs n-
ueron 10 every ina a,pertsnins TO s prooa ,.sa9
:. tie re,,oeDces atbsn, room Ne d tsss
,..r B.oncvsy All orders lsft Il his rs'd,'ce, NO. -
Ws., Ith g. between 5h and shavs, viii DO Pane'aanJ
attended 20.
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GROVE for SALE-At

n ~ a II UNIV II IOT OdLE-at
" Staten Island, foutrg on the New-York Bsy. rear
the location OF The Old Elm free. about = miles below the
Narows embracing ~ OF Land including the CedNs,
BUILDINGS and D. ca with letters patent tor the grant there
for The lease Of this properly Il about terminating the
same having occapei for the Ast i've yes during tue
lie entertainment ~ -
For further particulars inquire Of J. DILL, Mr.
HOWEs on the premises. OF q 4 K LORD, No. lo5
Frontal New YoIk-Dafed. Sept 9, 1882.
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Mr.. JOHN MAC ULLEN has

lvl opened Day School fol- Boys ST No. $40 sowery
one bloch fro Broadway and Ave aooB above Bond.
q His terms 1915 per quarterl win necessaly keep bis
school very mail Having resided yesrs In
Europe and having stud, and taught oS many years
the city Of Eewferk he feels himself qualified 70 DO Jus
tee 70 those who may be placed his haad Bsdss SPELL
ina R. siding Writing and AIi'hm, tic there will b. taught
without extra charge Greek Latin French Spanish Ger
msn, ltalisn, Dawtns, Nude and GyansStics Circulars
q Lockwoofs NO al. and Crowen's No sss Broadway.
Play Ground for Boys Twenty-Five subscribers wanted
Cbystie-H
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FRENCH and EN-

~ GLlSH SCHOOL, No s0s Bros5wsy.-A FOIGNEr
PncpaThe fall Of this Instiration will coon >ucs
on MONDAY Sept 6 Mr. Foignet bexs leave 70 inf q
his friends and the public that he has completed his anxe
u.nts Tor the ensuing which viii stJrd hs pupts
increased ADVANTAGES In the various Departmental
In continuing his establshn ent under IL favorable
peeA Mr. FoEnet svsb himself Of the ooeason y thai
BOYS will be received any Of their education snd
thoroushy prepared for College BaEne The puph win
be limited IN EurD6er and select
The French Language spoksn IN the school ana tsurs
three hours daily The Instruction pr>cc and the oss
sntns efforts ads render scholars perscty az bona
n every branch Of French education
In the Ensfsh department. all The studies deemed
na solid sai pets EnElhh education vii b pursuod
sd hose desiring complete classical ed1caroa win enjoy
offer
..Caeula, may De had OF Mssr JOHN MILHAU, Ne
~ Hosowa, DELuC 4 CO, No 5Sl Broad cay sad Ma
Se poei th-as ROE LOCKWOOD l. SOS Ne al Brosd-
ssyi o. 4 n MILLER Nc. eS Broadway; O. c000EG
49, nc sSs hroed.sy. OF a. Mr. ~ r7adsosa Ne ls4
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THO LET-To a small family, without
children Apa, tInebts IN esnte,i hg1'e, :. n'"''
-. rnnt Irnne az No D J0Dessa. near Nieecaei.
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Observation-Disclosures

N USUAL INSIhUOIION.--
WI HAUSH and Mis- Z HAUSE wish TO obtain few
pupils their residence Tompkins place tint house
north Of Depaws oeklyn. Lasies will BE- waited UPON
~ their own houses II most agreeable 70 them.
TERsS-Fog Piano and Guitar per quarter; Harp sl5
Per quNter Singing Lessons IL Isnan s2 per garter
Children under twsys year, Of sgs will b. instructed in tho
ruanents Of Music for u per quarter.
Miss HlUsE will also give lessons Ia the Frensh and
Spanish Lans tems IS per month.
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NOR SaLE-With immediate posses

n - -. IT, ,t-ee-story srek dwelling House snd
- - g. Ma ~ West 2lst@t cehlhtuly HtrAteo oppo-
re the Pal Of the Theological ssunAJ Ssw 70 800
CIDER walls ell painted e1nbts TeIy ~ 40 ..s ,s,
,o,.-se5 10 view tie house. apply 70 JAS " ILLS
- ie7 a.h.sv: OF 70 WtLLtAE bARsSLL- - Cul-s-
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STEELE'S DAY and BOARD

lvl ING SCHOOL foe YOUNG LADIES, No. l7s Wea
2ib-st- east Of ehsv-rhe next Term, amer Vscau,u,
eiton N the usual Enssh branches M1e, French and
Drawing viii be taught Few pupils would b received
upon them Terms and Particular may Do CHAINED upon
Application.
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E,OR SALE or to LET-Iwo splendid
er,, class HOUSES. Noe l4s sbd Isl West .1d-ss-
bstueeo 7h and Str They are r-PIets Win A. lns
-, ueuis .nd nog resdy for occupancy Apply
!. = GaARIE rs Silver Wac N.nufscmreE - h.roer-st
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DOND-ST. ACADEMY, No. SO Bond

hu, w. PARKER. A. n, rrtncioa The next sesson
viii the IT'D Of Sept Circua contsains tsrua
branches taught references H. may Be obtained tire
bookstore Of Z fRENCH No. lS5 nassGst Of No lis
Bro.
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DRADBURY'S PIANO WAKE

ID ROOM No 4ss Broadway, three 90 V, s.ovs p.ssas
..rhs hoiisn cue ,a.c, ''p pssno.rhs saoscress.
compelled fsom IN health to relinquish IN esn go
profs.-ios Teacher Of music has nsss cIsns "a ~
tru.t. the convepence having hsnd selected . -
m-nts and hts hong scqusiutsnse with the nh.r,S
gpire confidence bis Judgment ard secure MIN -
share Of patronage secondhand Pianos exchAneed, -
sHle and 70 let ordsn from ABROAD guncusy sttsadsp
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CCHOOL for BOYS.-B. A. SMITH,
THE MERCHANTS SCHOOL, No

1913 Msedouralst Cunton-Ois will open On
MONDAY, Sept 6, tn superior fsce,, Tor tho
ton OF limit. number Of pupils In all the BRANCHES Of
substantial and refined com nercis enats -dacs uoa
ISAAC @. HUBS, Principal
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ERENCH CLASSES of SIX PU-

Il PILs-C. FREMINEAU, from Pans. wi open
Casse. at No SO Howsfd-st, EVERY EVENING, at and
81 ococA each class meet other day add to com
M, nee As soon a. complete subscpu received AZ the
above hours and from to 7 NJ. ferm, 81 moth.
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NOLEAN PIANO FOX rES--No. All

IN Broadway, between Howard and 9rand-s cts -
and assortment VI ballet Davis Co sSntre1
PIANO. lsoms very neh ssesl With large .sscrtmeas a
pso ana New Pianos various m.kors Also han
nnI, Of second hand Pianos ineludns otbers Co -
b or without Eosn all u whcn are for sale - tse
I'LL, Win o. - Piano. 20 Let LINCOLN THOMPSON.
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LVOR SALE-A beautiful Country Rest
II deuoe in the village Of Warwick, Orange County,
colsspg q an elegant boDs, and outbuidngs scres OF
land fine orchard ard garden, f s'd ORNAMENTAL ues,
ev,y VARIETY Price s. 90 which is not the vslue ~ tns
buildings For fail description, inquire OF W. H.
YELLING, no. 50 CedsT-st
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ana sPANiSH-ProE A BiSSET VIII Teopeaa nus
french and Soanish Cissse' on the l5.h INST ~ :,
1890 ~ c.x. for beginners about tins ,Sn .,
0e,ahs Tor n apply at his esidence NO oof
prasdvax before A NJ and after y
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TTUDSON MISUNDERSTANDING
for YOUNG CENT? e.

Il MEN No l66 East lOth-st will r,ooen on MONDAY,
the 18th of September NJ. VERGNEs Director Of this
reputed establishment respectfully informs the public that
class OF practical Survey ing sod Civil Engineering Will be
eonitnntly during the ses.ion
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NOR SALE-A tenement House and

NOR SALE.-Four Houses on Two
Fla Nos. 10 asd isn EHzsoe;hr The lo,, se 1h
10 ~ each with foUE-s.ory brick House ~1ih aHa
seIsr, co trunt and rear built 10 s1b~-4atiA 5.s'
sssIs e. ten.ue..s The buildings 1eaflI new ,9a
.soaaosas q Large fsvsO1s- APely % 90, ,,-,..
JANIS THORSE- No los " -4ks'1
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MDME. HIX, No. 10I st. Marks place,
lI1 gil reopen her French and Ensish Boarding and
Day School for Youas Lsces, Wednesday Sept la52