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THE YEw-YoRK QUARTERLY, devoted t
Just Published,
GORGE LIPPARD's GREAT WORK!

Il ~
VI NEW.YORKi It's UPPER TEs AND Lower MILLION
Auho Of Warrington and his Genera s." The Nzren-" Paul
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Ts PIor the hook hinges upon division of which
hu dred dollars In this work the author has endeayod
pfiure faithfully few Of the UPPER Ten THOUSAND and the
LOWER MILLION OF the great city ofthe New World.
"NEwYORK: Irs UPPEa TES AND LOVES MILLION
Hrsrs last and best wor5l rms novel only REQUIRES 20 Dc
ra,ssd We believe will impossible for any person who
leave it OF until he has turned over . last
page" - 49, - - r ,, k,Lt s a. o1 9iss
Iiss ttSer Of .Wsshnston and his eneras The NazArne
P.pi 4rssnhsn' Jesus and POOR 'oaakeE City, AdOus
&c work written by Lppadi continued
have read Duma Count de Monte Cst1 Wandering
lew the impression will be equally pleased with this
readers viii find the most interesting worn that hAs issued
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6orsss, Carriages, &e.

TOR SALE-A single Sleigh, now on exhibition a
the Crystal Palace The ehas and elegant article OF Oh
kind ever manu- featured in America Apply to
C. DINSMORE Co, Worlds Fair Agent, No Spruce ST.
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r ABORERS WANTED Good able-boded lsborers
- work the Panama Railroad High wages sooi
ply day COmpAny No 70 sroadway stairs
y URsE WANTED Immediately, in gentleman's
~ family. Apply at No l4s Rad ct.
TEACHER WANTED.~ ATE Teacher is wanted N
GU sed instruct ,ud drawing Salary $500 Address
q BURT Warwick, OrAnse Co, y T.
TTNITTD STATES SCHOOL AGENCY anil
~ TEACHERS SAVINGS BANK ustl.) BY Z 4 WILCOX
SS IS s4facER MFETiSG 6LY fo% o e sad
Sc,T inv'.ted avs inisr sud ONE HUMID iEO DOLLARS
Gov PEEsATloN, With perpetual announeemsnt OF Their
Tse,csn cell c6EoK, being iRsi;Pss.sSI: 70 a. caEcKi
HOLt Frs are ADENIs 20 sen ana a. sS.A
Let Us DO you all ihasood We
VyTANTED-In a Wholesale Grocery House, an
';5 tsS @ s e S On a 2p st S a
Adresin hand writing with references w b, a this
WANTED-A Clerk in an Insurance Office in the
eoshy S5S T9S 2 pay the present occupant small
WANTED Employment as Entry. Clerk or Porter,
w BY Temperate correct married. i good writer
and figures and accounts Good reference rom present
smpoyer Can be seen al the store Of r. hsfey' $50
WANTED-An intelligent single Man, of good ad-
w s.S 9D S eS M TfS Sfs tribune o Ss
sse former occupation and views of salary.
WANTED-A young Man, Il or Is years ofsye, as
w Entry Clerk and books single Address in
hinewrus applicant K E at this Office ''ans salary refer
MA
good hand assistant in the aee Apply No 2 Vesey-
GARDNER, GREENE Co.
WANTED-By respectable young Man, stua-
ton Clerk Ii lhs Porter otherwise Address W. P
Tribune Ofde.
WANTED-A young Man about eighteen-exPer
Hosiery business 20 to st Louis TO tase
charge Hosiery department of large retail house Apply
No. IS Cedsrst, ct IL O'clock
XH1ANTED-Ten Agents for each State, with 500
w $40 capital sell articles wanted every family Good
salesme IS per day. paid $50 10 s % month
Cell or address No ST. Bowery
VyTANTED-At No. 522 Broadway Statesmen for
w Wholesale retail Book keepers Entry Clerks and
hoo Teachers and hotels sSeepers and
Girls snd FOX
eIal homework. Thus sPINh' Agent
VXIANTED-A number of Men to peddle supe-
w article which has been sold n 1000 cities aud owl sld
superior chance will be given ~ the ht men
no cash hand Sales guaranteed Apply at Metro
pofau No 1862 sths door 20 the American bOie
Hoe wanted Partner with $780, In hrst rate business
Call - above.
WANTED-In CrOckery JObbing House, young
w Man as Assistant keeper lone acquainted with the
would pree-red To h the above
fair salary win be gwen Address CkOOhEBf Box No
24e6, Post-Ofice
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Cost Gna fonn0.


STOLEN or LOST-$40,000 ST. LOUIS CITY
~ BONDsThe public cautioned against purchasn or neyo
tatns the following Bonds ued BY the City Of IT. Louis vz
60 Sc Louis City per Bonds Of 900 each account Of
the Ohio and Mississippi Road CO. Western Division, Nos
II, H. r. l9 a. Is 10 l7ls 49, g. q q q "a % % =
s. rembUrsable In 1872 Also Nos 46 A. 49, - a. l6 ILL., 49,
I21 Ia payable In 1911 Also Bonds Of the
Of the Pacific Raosd Co. Nos 59 aud 49, @co each
payable in 1872.
Also Bonds Of 600 each Nos and believed be
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad payable ia 1879
These Bonds supposed to have 90 this country by the
Africa information regard the tending
tie recovery. win he received aud rewarded by
Messrs DUNCAN, SHERMAN Co, Agents for the Owner
d TX REWARD.-LOst on Tuesday between the
Up LIZ head Of Wast and Odlip aPorte-monnsie contain
is ESQ check of Slc0 aud note BY samuel
slC0 dated Dec d. 1858 together with Of
value but The The above reward will DO paid
upon the return Of the above 70 the owner.
r. C Overflow No. IS Wsllst, "a story
/ OST in Brooklyn, on Sunday Jan. |, either at
~ Trinity Church while going from there No III Livingston
Ct, LADYS GOLD MOUNTED EfE-GLASs A suitable re-
ward will be paid for the delivery THE No "a Livingston
Brooklyn at No. 81 south+t, New York to K RICHARD
SON & Co
I OST-On Saturday afternoon, Dee 81, in going
~ from the Of William aud Beavests the Metropolitan
containing S68 Eastern Bank bills The Under will
rewarded BY returning to the Com nercia Exchsne Bank
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Real Gstatc for 6ale.

OROOKLYN PROPERTY for SALE-Fiye new
D Cottase Horses built with and sab cellars,
windows aid Gnhed 10 modern style situate
north Of " yre ofes 20 all the
ferries Price Y saehj s10 can fem1in
idle uereet Apply ALEX USDcRfLL Bedford and
PsEass near tie premises CHAs KNOX No Ia Fglion
Esvr. york
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BAND UNJOY EXHIEITION.-A number q

|s0AaDWAY BENAGERIE and MUSEUM, No.
NJ ppkOADNAY Now open for tho sessoK with The goft
syy,tshon o. LIVING WILD ANIMALS tgeT exhibited
|frr.S HEth DRIEgBACH viii enter che deus q
&C., .Annat 4 ~ luOoBl 8 and y p. ~ Also 70 be
H. s eiifs ehsige, the real workable SIA MEsE TWINS,
1 A. y. t1sI chhdfsa Hour OF reception Dm II a NJ 20
aIiI 70 . snd u 70 81 Also, ;bS woSnGeTfsl fess
= O.. re man Wi.-eat syas~
,ishpiee. g - N'~F'''1 . WV '"'"''N
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MAGAZINE OF ART.


year gratis.
ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE OF ART.
This dav pubLhed No Vol III commencing 2e thro yo
Of this splendid Magazine containing OF % m
The Contents also highly interesting VIZ
Photoerapby as Fine
EPISODE n the Life of the Duke Of Wellington
Tie Destruction Of Pompei
American Antiquities at the Louvre
Ncw-Zealand birds.
The School of Life, by Anna Mary HoWltt Chap.t
King Re mes Garden
Francis MeTs the EldeTl.
CoppeI-P ate Engraying
Mrs Caroline Chisholm.
The ia, snese and the Shark.
Art in Greece The Converts Of Mount Athos
The Valley Of Meiringen.
The Dead Bridal by J. Freke slingsy.
The Column Of July.
Monaco the Medteusnean
Scarron's Comic Romance"
The ARABIA, Omnibus Of ConsEntinople
The Brilliant Ring
Modsya and Wsllaehis
Albert Durer.
lHE ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE or ART is conesedly the
serial publications Its Literature, luftraons ana ene
'N'''' NEW FEATURES.
Magazine Of 1854 exceed that Of 1875 New features OF
M TO be added.
America painters and sulptos Of Amer
ics ere TO be critical illustrated wit. five
six SPLENDID enavngs OF their portraits and chief work. We begin
with Powers, Durand, and Cole.
American Mechanics and MachineyAl that Is remarkable
will be furnished illustrated az es
Whitney, Durand Spencer and Others arc soon 10 appear
American Industrial ArMan ectues and proces OF manu-
will be presented fine illustrated article on Bank Note
Great of the NationThee be taken
from our Statesmen Jur Historians AMI DVinr
The Beautiful and Grand NaureThe haunts OF Beauty aud
Grandeur in country be sketched and richly illustrated
OLD FEATURES
The Old of the Magazine be Comea,
will furnish AL that Is desirable in WORK OF
book that is book
SuP' " ALEX MONTGOMERY, No. II Sprucest.
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6ouses to Eet.

DOOM to LET, with STEAM POWER.-One large
Ia Room So by 10 and lighted so, several smaller Rooms
power the best locations the city Apply
FERRIS TABER, corner Greenwich and beeehse.
CTEAM POWER to LET.-LOfts with or wth0u /
- Steam Power. Apply TO CHARLES d. SiMONSOS, No l1
Lewisd
ITO RENT at a BARGAIN-A large Store, No.
IlC4 Broadway joining the Court-Hoass, with large
Also genteel floor OF six ohay Also
Broadway Sl2 month hrsfae location Apply 70
r. PIERCE Pinest corner Of Broadway under Meopohn
Bank.
ITO LET-The premises No. ] Catherine-st, corner
Division occupied BY the Island City Bsnk The Bank
win be No 10 Broadway corner OF AberJ on or
about the lat Of Feb next For terms apply 's above
ITO LET-The ID story Of the Store occupied BY
NJ, Il 4 finely lighted desirable location Apply tho
premises. MCULTON, PLIMProN WILLIAMS Co, No, u
fesey snd No Barclay sts directly IN rear OF Aston hole
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HOARD UP TOWN-Located between Claren
ID don Hotel and 2dsv house drsteas' vii all modern I'M
provsrents private family wish let suite n Room. osete
or separate Gentlemen snd their Wives or ate 1euensn as
Tribune Office.
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DOARDING.-A Paror and Bedroom on the second
ID aoor to let to a aud VIE Apply q; No lS"hs
HIM nNrlnl -nd
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THE BRITISH QUARTERLIEs
III
BLACKwOO Us MAGAZINE.


BLACKwOO Us MAGAZINE.
LEONARD SCOTT Co. New York continue to re-puhIh the
folloWils Brtisl Periodicals, VIZ
rHE LONDON QUARTERLY REvrEw-tcon.er,.sve)
THE EpINBURGH vIEw-whs)
THE NORTH BRITIsH REyIEw-tFree Church,
TEE WESTMINSTER REyIEw-tLfbsr.i)
BLAcKwooDs EDINBURGH NAGAzINE-trory)
The present critical state European Affairs will render these
pubscus unusually interesting during year They wall
eeurv middle groud between the hastily newsrs
speeusou AID flying of The daily journal and tue
re,, ard Of political Of the time shall
for he ouy ay and reliable history events
md s .HsS in a5SoD 70 their w-estsbhed ,sra, seisna
and hsrsetr we urge them upon the consideration Of
are progress the Of early sheets from
the British Publishers by which shall be able place all
prints hands Of bcbers about they Do fur
rhed with the foreign copies Although this will involve
sge ousy part shall eounue furnish the Periodicals.
" ~ m II. (a1, Review, r.;srn
For any two Of ne four Rsviews
For three Of the four Reviews
For al four OF the Reviews.
FOR Bisek wood and three Review. ....s
For Bleckwood ana the four Re' ews
seves and not depend Eeleetes kindred pub
quite likely omit TO select the cream OF these sndAs PERI
L. SCOTT L Co, Publishers
No "a Gold at, cor Fulton,
Hew-York
THE NEW-YORK QUARTERLY, devoted to
scinee Philosophy observation-disclosures for January 1854
10" GR aoi I. Mobanmed and The ATs5aa Empire.
II. Methods for the Study of L4nsuise.
III The Blouse in both Hsmspheres
vi dominique Francoi. Araso-An Academy of Science
VII. The Danubian Priuepslites and the War.
Will Coempoary Literature OF the Last Three nSnths
Terms So per IS Gems nun er Published BY
CHARLES %. NORTON, Agent for Libraries.
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DOARDING.-A large front Room, with pantry, on
40 Gcor furnished, be obtained At NO ~
ma prnai lao lal Rooms 'Or leInen.
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TLANTIC HOTEL, No. Broadway opposite
"A the Fountain yorite oi Il hsvins been eutre
efurushed department ready 20 receive sni
and flr The ]. fDnEMAN.
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ITO PASSENGERS for CUBA.-The Revere House
the LARGEST airy. and noiols Hotel ia Havana,
pleasantly situated the msdate viiy Of the Captain Con
Palaces the Cathedral SePucher Of Coon
bus Plaza Custom House and Quay also near he hneds
Psseo Theaie Aclek ss the iaese
the sndpg Of passengers ard baggage .-..>,.,> =. 49,.
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amrsements.
LIENS GRAND BAL PAR
FULL EVENING DRESS BALL,
METROPOLITAN HALL
HALL

WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN. 49, 1854
On HE return from Boston en- route for
|RiLADELPBIA SOUTHERN CITIES AND NEw-CRLEANs'
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EOR SALE-A frsteass threestOry and basement
sk House l5tb<, stuyVesartpark House 81 feet
BY S. all the way uplct iwh chandeliers AID al the modern
In proven&ts Also very pretty Home In fbs- Broad
way 80 other Houses rood oesOaz For
far1her partieus apply PIERCE Pinet Broad
y urder he Aetropolfau Hauk
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MI WILLIAM MINIMUM
TIE pTopreio grateful for the patronage hitherto Bestowed 80
literally upon him respectfully eeannsnee OF the p1ehe
fsvor JOHN TAYLOR Proprietor.
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TOR sALE-The House and Lot No. 395 Henry-st.,
Brooklyn between President and Csrrols The house
front high with and under
cellar with modern improvements The lot IS feet WIDE BY ~
feet deep Apply HOMER MORGAN Ne Metropolitan Hank
Building Pinsst.
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EARM for SALE - Well situated in MiddleseI
County NewJeey lying the main road Sin miles from Rsh
way and four miles from Psnhed OF sad Farm o acres e
under cultivation and 20 Of line Woodland good Fam
House Bsrns Carriage House Granay ks the Pruss
All the necessary Stock be had with the Farm WIN cd
low haPped for Apply the peies to ROSS o. L.
ROSS, Ne I64 PesrlE,
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DOARD--At No 10 Bleecker-st., near Broadway
Pleasant antilles and single geatemen la astciass
house containing all the modern impoyemeps Dnuer OF
O'Clock Cfice good loo i0n for physician.
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DLANING MILL for SALE--With Engine Belle
and Machinery In complete order also Planning Machine
the machine wiz BE- sold low either with o. WITH
fnu.f
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n IILANANI tNVN..El
N adjoining small one OBJ sned with board 10 delightful
location where the every Eve muaes and where ony
limited number taken Apply at No 81 zdav Room also
for single LADY or gentlemen Terms nabls
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c.,,ons ossoos 8, .s al ' a s'.sSr Tor 's1aSs
,sns,t IN ~ sincic copicsb cents ---
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TuR NEw-YORR TkiDONh.

ron y 10, oG eseh NAL steamer f0I Liverpool a.
tn.Sed "a ~ ssI -5seisseS sase copies cents
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- 49, pe,rocrafic Whig t'ener4l Committee
hrs KS Conmiec eect Tor - year 1881 are -
1 ~ deloef' EGAsrrs BROOKS, Chairman.
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A LADY who has successfully taught for somi
n SewYok City wishes the situation Of Visiting Gov
fsmiy Of children teach the Enslh bIsnehe, Pa
Wirr heir children iztuy taught moderate charge
will hs opportunity. Our Ladies' whose school education
reelected youth may receive private essOas Addes
LANSING Broadway p O.
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|EW-YORK TRIBUNE.
THE sRMs-wbEhIo',v nsralns. Price

sr,Aed s,-ry Trssosy so Firs fOI tl IS Advertisement
H Two oooi,a 10 -
r. No. Cor e.eh infssiio - .,,~,y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-05

VVANTED-By respectable young Woman
w situation a. Cook Washer and roaer TO be Tor two
dtvs a. the corncr O. i1alst and 9th-,v.
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NXANTED--A middle-aged American Widow Lady
w Nurse To ore competsns take the entire chang. Of
yong child liberal viii DO paid Apply No Isl West
ioth-st between 9Th AID 7thays.
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Gbantes for Dusiness 1tIen.

good business man with $500 go 0o0 join in well esb
hd business In which conse able be realized II purely
Commission business IN which there no properly or soods par
sold owned To Of the right business ea6re
undoubed Testimonials Of m offers
excellent chance make money address NJ ~ 5lNEsS a.
with proper and address stating "hea and where
an q he had.
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A GLNILEMAN, who speaAs and WHtcs cOrrtctIy
n French Eassh Germsa Italian aad sPaah end u1ireats
ttoro.ghy Mathematical Che Philosophy 1u1 other brsnctei
o. the uatusl sciences hG -r su3d them With the most ese-
bTei Prcfes0 Of Europe Situation - Teacher u
Sehoo where tccop isrerts u hh order required tie
engaged in Of the ben s nA AID can fye the
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FIVE PER CENT
s a WIN q r. e. y I'D,
PHILADELPHIA.
II I JI.TIIT III IT w.
BY THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
IN 1871,

CHARTERED BY TIE STATE OF ZEN NSh LN ANA:
IN 1871.
CAPITAL STOCK $3.50, 900.
THE SAVING FUND OF THE NATIONA
l. SAFETY Company, No. 81 WALNUT ST.,
Two doors above Third, Philadelphia, is open
every day. from 9 O'Clock, A. Nj, TO p. NJ. and
on Monday and Thursday evenings till 8 O'Clock
This Saving Fund is well known as one Of the
safest and best MANAGED Institutions in this
country AMI pays five per cent interest on money
put in there.
Any sum from one dollar upward is received,
and all sums large or small are paid back on
demand without notice to any amount.
This Saving Fund has Mortgages, Ground
Rents aud other first class investments, all well
secured amounting to more than haif million
Of doiiars for the security Of dcpostors.
I5-Otiice. No. 81 WALNUT ST., two doors
above Third. South side, Philadelphia.
hoard OF REFEREES.
Hon. Joel Jones, late mayor of Philodcl PHI ia &.
Hon. Robt M. Lee. Recorder of Philada.
Hon. James PAGE, late p. M. Of Philada.
Hon. Taos B. Florence member OF Congress
lst District.
Hon. John Robbins, member of Congress 18th
District.
Hon VIM Pennington, late Governor Of New
Jersey. .....
Hon G. p. Evans, late mayor of Wilmington.
Hon HENRY L. BENNER. President.
ROBT. SELFRIDGE, Vice Pres.
J. REED, Secretary [Apr 30 1y
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NEW LONDON Afiii;,ME.
NEJ- LONDDN, Chester Coa;,tu. p,

NEI' LONDON, chester Coa;,tp. Pa.
TESliE SUMNER SESSION Of this Institu-
Il ton viii commence on the first MOND.3T
III May ani cputinu4 i've months.
Terms. -bnlrtin~. Tuition &c. so.
Washing. Light iii private room. Modern
Languages Nnl Music, ar! extras at moderate
charges.
This Academy is situated in Il beautiful
ind retired ri!aGc surrounded by an intcili
gent and moral community. Its pupils ar
10 very great extent aloor FROM those cor
rupting Influences that so ireqcntiy bcsct
Schools 81 its character. Ii is confidently as
serted that there are few places more ilvorl-
be tor study, or where youth can be entrtist-
ID with greater safety.
~ For ttaIogucs cont Giuing particulars
Is TO Terms, Boarding. DiSciplin, &c.
Address JAMES MCDOWELL,
Mar. H. 'a!--t!. PrincWDl
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DAVIS & CULlN,
DF.hLERSI IN
:. Lamps. s;a7at cafs, 81 Chandeliers

n. f. Cor. FOnrfh anil Cherg Sis., Phiiada.
HAVING enlarged and improved their Store.
IL and having the largest assortment OF Lamps
in Philadelphia, they arc now prepared TO fur
nish PINE OIL. CAMPHlNE.
BuREINE FLUID,
ETHEREAL OIL. PUOSGENE G.4S &L.8RD
OIL: Lamps. Lanterns, fall patterns; Fancy
Hr'cl and Hail lamps, Chandeliers. Cham
loins and Candclabras, and Britannia Lamps
At the manufacturers lowest nriccs.-Glass
Lamps by the PACKAGE, nj small advance over
auction prices. Bcino large MANuFACTU-
RERS OF Pine Oil, Burning Fluid. ETHEREAL
oil, Alcohol, and CHE only lrne) Phoserrr
Gas, they can Furnish these articles at such
prices that Merchants will find il to their al
vantaaet to buy. Call before going elsewhere,
you want bargains. Also, the Safety Fluid
or sale. rsep II "
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Educational.
DELAWARE COLLEGE,.

FE7!lE SUMMER TERM Of Ibis Institution
l. viii commence on H'sdasesiay, the 18th
inst.
Besides the regular Collegiate course. the
.,lAI Of instruction embraces SCIENTIFIC De-
'AErM!s Mt. aiiorilinY rare facilities to young
men preparing for practical life. Students
"lahih. 10 pursue Il partial course are at !ib-
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or department. For catalogues contauing
lull information addressed
DANIEL KiRENOGD,
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Il No. l3l, in new and commolious build
!n@, designed to accommodate BAT thirty board
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TO call and examine for themselves its claims
Tor public patronage. The course Of instruc-
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mental Departments, all Of which with board
of COMPETENT teachers, the Principal HatIcrs
himself that he can satisfy the expectations of
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Institution.
TERMs--per Qmarir, Of e'eren mceks
Board, wasting, fuel and Tuition in
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Circulars can be- obtained from the Rev. Jas.
McIntire, or By application TO
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