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HoUGH, Auetionesr
A ICTnN NOTICE-InpOrtant sale OF elegant

N and substantial HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE: Rose wood
Pier ard Oval Mirrors velvet and Brrs'e
on Paintings Mantle Decorations, &c, THIS DAY thae
d.y 81 These the entire contents OF tue rel
cef ~ Wsrrsn-st Coesepsce The furniture
excellent order having been but short nre aud was
made ty one Of city makers Sale without
or ts.fd to weather. Following is partiil h w Two
.d IN rose wood Suites brocstee ROSEWOOD
Piano of beautiful and fully warranted By the
rosewood Faseres with plate doors anc BACK Lsdes
Ecritore richly inland throughout rosewood Cen
ter Side snd PierTebies rosewood and mahogany be h
Washands Tables pure hT Mattress Feneh
Plate Si1os pey velvet and Brussels carpets mahogany
.pd Chairs chOics collection OF Oil Paiang. sill
Diuper Tea Sets; ivory Cutlery beautifully 2Taed
Vase Psrian marble Sstuary Glassware NC Chtosu'
can he obtained the house tn; office OF the Aactee
No 56 Beek man-st
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HlRDWARE AUCTION NOIIt Z = 4 -
III sIVE TRADE SALE--J. < VAN AMI" ehf WI
.l n THURSDAY rh Oct 81 10 cciocf no. re o.
Ps.fs~s AID Lots eolnpTisiDz the sl,te 'elch
Hsiaw are House lsas sp ih-E o1sDss ofn' ,s
Shelf snd Heavy Goods aai fan y
-hsr,. Ar % p1-kss.s -heaie't essrasn ga ~ =
S.ydxNe clslerJ, "a. as~ d. ~ h--1hns - "
rs-er5t CIV srd 5. . dave .iei'-
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mop SATF-At Public Auction on the 18th day
cfocteber on The pnise In the Village Of Cold spTbs,
Putpsm Cobnty ~ Y thirty four tS acres Of LASp 4na
HFLLISGHOUSE, tnsether with several 'lLLAOs
HOUSES and LOTS. This Farm beansialy situate, hs
counaDdng Of West Point he High at AID Hsdsos
River ana i convenient distance from the Railroad I.Iis
made h DAY OF sale For infoTmaon .pPly 10 sAsiL
DFXFNPORr Cold Spring. Sisne1 BY the EHecntofs u
?. De t.. - S>,nisr. aeceased . = DEvESPOlr
Tic e'sses VI '' c, p. HORTON.
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L'OR wORMS-Few medicines ere % eaIcu-
Ltdto dear the gysem ofwcrms sDi the eoe1st 70 ves'
hrIb, .. Or. PEERYs vERNiFrGE % '5kA00pp7
For .sie b. A. B. SANDS, Drussxs No 10 petss e.,
Neu.Ymk, ~ VI
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DIsCOv14H


Mr. kENSEpY ., so,yrr,, =. s.ssv.ss sss:s
huMoR Jron tAs Seycf.s &oss ~rsss Fssgte
ne ns s = y ', N svsa. Se 4: - - =
posseon hundred ssrssscsfs o. :" 'sss' - vn
T~s bottle. are warmed 70 cure nayne s.rs nc.tA
One to three Sst,ss he worst tnd IF pnvs GO
hee
Two or thr,e bottles wi, Gee. The system 81 hsA'
Two oc,re' are ~sGsased - cure the vo,t easka -
ree ave bottles warranted 70 CUE TIE II
one or bottles warranted cur. - sunsr - ~
-Four or sI bottle. warranted Oarsvs ND ssnhA
Ore bottle WIN s,sy eFupdcns Of the .hhA
Two three hotties warranted to cure ne voss ess II
Two or three bottle. are the cssr.,sss
Three to s,ur bottle. ans .Cr~n,es TO cure ~,rsssH
Five to ehi sO'tle- VII cure The wo Z osss = sscmS
teet cure wsr.rsed when the shove quantity sehsa
Nothing oohs improbable 70 those who have vsn -
al the wonderful medicine. Of the day. that ecnmoe rscS
rrUwns the pasture, ard sons cd Walls hssd :ass
sunc Is, 20 axt There are no lis tas.
about H. ,rati,s some ea:s. eu, not yea J gssd.sd re
tssts Of il 10 every es.e already dome Of .hs
est done IN Ms.sehu.ss ! save % snAAsss
E SssS Da chi rsp wSS ae:a s . ssS ss,
perfect state Of health By one bottle 49,. an
always eursit IL gives great ehef IN cat.nn es 1890
sSe by m Where The bod, .oand s,
s.s, bat where there any II the asetcus 81
nature IL % very feelings, hut must oos -
aiarned they always disappear from four day. TO vsss.
rher. u never had result from W the coozsry when tAse
ssar a: Of De %o.s @ sss
man listened TO-
Roxbury, Mssa Pnce 81
No S & s:; Agent; S II SiIs'fi so
so s4s~s VIC II seHFsss Ssss4 It's Ss'S g.
i7oWilismst, BoYDs PAUL, Chnnbsrs q weLLSA Co.
IFS Frankhn.s McKisSON, ROBBINS Co. Ma ~ n9&s-
lane; HAvILkND, HARkAL 4 RlSLEf werssset
WARD, CLOSE &c. s.s.s,s9s; Sss HAYS 1919
OHion.
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NOTION NOTICE-JOSEPH r. SMlTd

4 UCTlON NOTICE.-JOSEPH l.. SMITH,
n knet;oresr will tell THIS DAY, (rhursl.y) lOt
Or at No 10 Frank st. fourth house ives OF B3adgay
one Rosewood Piano, Of brilliant tone ana hhh FsoT tdi
ntur. of solid Iich Carpets, Oil Cloth, On Paiat
mas age Oval md Pier Glasses RoskiDg s1d Easy aats
Msbo,sbv spd Maple Chair S,fas Dining an Tea Tables,
cd and Mahogany Bededs Bureaus and sssisnds
TO ateh let Hair Mattresses CroCkeTy GiaEaTs CocSs
sIye,wsre &c three eaAmeed Cottage Suites.
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Hyyty H. LEEDS Auc,ioneer-By II. H. LEEDS Co.
an THURSDAY, Oct. 4, at I0l O'Clock, at No.

HTNfy III. LEEDS, Aucfloneer-b H. II ~ ips \ W.,
an THUR 3DAY, Oct. 4, at I0a o'clock at No.
~ Gs,y PAX Gqte ,ss he pTpes5y OF Ie be-
por et Bauconine Meets consisting OF Give aud e.nses
cSrrets perb rosewood Center Table large SIZE WIN nosae
n-se Pier aud Mantle Casses; costly ie bEo1le CUP,
sf,e zs on marble bie AMI figures TO match bahl Etasois
and Iarls.iers Bull Work liable, cTmson SIX OEteins
WoII:ed De Lame DO, ch Lace do, B;onts .es, 1891
rosewood PaTlor Suite Ia crimson asS sA D:e
ST. Chaus Arm Chars &c. Fancy Chairs IN ipestEy SOFA
Thcs rich Oucla Chandelier, rosewood Chairs 10
ree m.gpiee ut Marble Bronze aud OEnolu CocA Dp
ted fra Paris, CAnjelsbia to ma ch ;eIy co,y
fn.bed al round AMI ared cost $50 M dc BY Mann ana
lLe salt Pisno Cover embroidered sad io'e"o'd fe
SeTe. a. std other valuable aTtd-s . ,r
snson Table and Leaves marble top 5ulets m man
bas m plush eupeib EngraSngs IN frames, 1l-pIr ~
Bruses Carpet, Chna Glass Sci large assortment Oh UeeH
housc Plants Of very choice descriptions. , c.,..
carved rose sood Bedseadi, Canopes,
W1r.ted De Lame and Curtains French WoTs'ed Dc
i,ire Window Curtains elegant wood Dress n bureaus
ma ble.;cp and Tab Amour sGscs Wsrdtoees
with plate sass Cabinets Brussels Carpet SOFA aud
Tables Chars covered u de lame FuiLaIe covered "a ping
Mtno Curtains to match Cab.Eet aGIJ,es ~ as3
Dressing Buesu Tables in rosewood netoloa OAK bedio9 "a
Cottage Suie mahogany DO Bels, Mattresses, &C ana
sTse ut of valuable Furniture, rot enumeraed
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JosEPH HEGE..S, Aucuoueer
TNRIDAY Oct D. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at the

TRIDAY. Oct. ;, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at the
redeoce Of Austin D. Moore No q souih 9Th, corner Of
26t BROOKLYN T. D. Vate WnlisuIsbursh large saG gen
,Tal recommend OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ineuding 8
,nler ala wood Pspo Worcesie soo and Covers sE
ala Frereh Plate Pier GlaSsts richly covered Frames far
10, nJos,TV Parlcr furniture hal cloth rlsewood and
shoss1y o. abs Furniture neh Cut Glass aud hinl Car
80 an Ceths Placement and Khen Furniture. Catalogues
an 1nIssy afternoon the house, or AZ the O-ntrA sales
ros ms COZ II Wloashby aid Pearl st.
ithout exception will be required to make 81
..eto,y depo and settle their bills Immediately after ths
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U,xgy # LEEDS 4uc.ioneer- By IL. I. LEEDs 4 Co.
Nru, Il will coll AT IN.
" s. MgILoR Auctic neer-By HorCHroS MELLos
ERIDAY and SATURDAY, Oct. 8 aud d, 1t l',4

L'RlDA1 ana SAIuhDAi l, Cc.. auc W -, - 20
O'clock each day, r1ors OF taesroom ~: ~ Ns
ssu-st Fall trade and sale of CABINET tUhSiIohb' OY
order of 20 cose coohsnDents EE1 20 pay "a
yapoes The ade particularly inyited lot on The cat
aosue will be sold without Goods eau Dc ssAed 9
shipping the premises by eTPenced packers sae
bossIv 6sck walnut and er6meled Paor Chamber Daine
oen h,srv and Farntlre richly carved and
,b,J With lie most co.ty seIis Elegant carved roe-
wood PaJlor Furniture suite covered 10 ffcoeh sad s'n
plo.h ha-elotb; Ladies' rose Sod Cab.net'
lined with wood rich Eareres with Mirror nous re aly
carved Music stands carved rosewood oeaef Ia9e;
ions. richly uahogsuy sofas Tee aTees Volt tre aud
,pIpe seat Pa or end Reception Chairs Turkish Easy Chairs
svoo3 shosapy wsIuut snd oak extension DINING Tables
Cbss 10 match sdebosds eh Bookcases end ssc'e ses IN
walr elegantly carved rose WOOD ana ma
Sc Bureaus wi tops and plate s,ss and w ssh
81, pds 10 match reh decorated and enaneea Coe4ss
Der suite several Of which 'anatie several a1
ssir wood and cedar and Lounge Beds covered N
,ry DO lsine er and hair Chai and OuoGsns TO mach
npt rose Sood asd other Dresscs Tables
Sewing Chairs, &c.
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Stfamboafs ano Raiircnos.

ICSS DAY BOAT for 1SSS
1000. ALBANY. lsndin. leach .ayl IOe1O.
az Nyack Grassy Point, West Point New6arsh fonshxeep
SO Rim. beck Catskll IIudsou and Coxsaekle Meas
served on board Tie f,yori:e ARMENIA Capt n
D. cochran Is low making her saar trips TO Albany s,
Nv YorL fIo,n foot OF Chambers IT.. every rUrS,At
THuRsDAY and SATURDAY, at O'Clock, VI. ~ B-A
will accompany the steamer eae9 wsy 20
baggage For particular 100 are az new foA anu ~
Rsihoad Office, ChsmbeTsst. whsn
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4. LupLow. Au,tiOceer
CENTEEL FURNITURE-On tRlDA1, oct.
9, Icg A. NJ Ne. 50 5sds;, OF fanny w ns1e
,a h- cy cor Of The nspa sssoI Iaent 81 rAhhOh
BEDHCOM sri KITCHEN fURSirU 4, bIHs.e :. ~ "a
srain CErp.is O Cloths, LOoits Gs'se raAosa az
Chsir. Eo.IeIs. m.hoz8Ly and other TAP e. syL-,,
tes Peiues Oruizent5; ssa sahoSsDy fsenen ~
Beo-s,ds B.cjr; Wsshsands, CToehery S1oes' hi-Ne'
Articles, &C.
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Gxrnrsions.

CUEAP EXCURSIONS by LONG ISLAND
~ RAILROAD between GREENPORT and 5 40 aAhsoh
ard NEW YORK-Fsre FIFTY Cenis.Lssye eroosyn every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ats A. NJ Leave tfeenpors
avery MONDAY aud THURSDAY at 10 A. 81
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w 5. MrLLoR, Au;rioreer BY HoreHIoS & aELL9E'
GFNTFEI, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

A NENlEEL hOCcIhOLD - 49,.
,,,as-e az uy bre king up bousekeepicg No d oessa
opIosie Johns parkPnls R0y. wlt9n C1L Se s Or
tfe ma Lace WinSOx Curtains OrDuo CIT hsat
ltrs i've Double Hall Lshrs. and orasksts .e
bou,e two superior toned ROsesoOd Pl1r sofe< ~,
rs tbicI french plate Pier Mirrors l6 BY % n nest t'
h,ue Pslor suite. covered bToestee and hsfe4oen o
isre and Reception Chairs, Sofa. AID c1f PEI
srefry Ia ri "a frame valued $50 sever. ehoLe
oil Paintings and ED.rsv3s- heSsy siyer les, Fses
s,p,ie Cob French Chin. Vases, Ch.meeD h'ssSe goo
- M.hogspy Cnsmher Furniture Lounges biasse' he
- "a f,s'.n Carpets. Nursery Chars, Oval hnrefs
raIe South AneEeaa hn.eh4S Mistress. % DgS
,sa 80 u.re cd Chamber Suite, Rosewood CneS 80
Frsreh Psre Fea.er BEDS Bedding, &c, EateHnoe oIa.
rab Chairs BurerTIays Freueh China D-a1ef Ies a.
40 Sbtasid Pa.e cui Bottle C@spr, H. tiu5 AZ ~
t.y Roolcs,e Tables Wiring Desks Csonet ~ az
Csts ssir sods Sale vi commences with me henes
pttar, cash post viii BE- required Ton a.
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ALBEar II. NICOLAY, AucuoDeeI. .
4 LBERT H. NICOLAY, Auctioneer, VIII sell
N on FRIDAY Oct s. a. l. o'clock, a. the Sal noon No
II B,oad,t by order of Jos PH NAYLca, Assignee
The BOOK-ACCOUNTS Of T.. :. GOODSOW
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UCTION NOiICE.-THIS DAY Thursday,
n at lc1 o'clock the Auction 'cms aERlFsS SALE
Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Large lot Of Carpets Mack
NAV BlabkeE A. Clocks ca.es, large Mirrors mahgeany SOFA
Bed.tesd in hair Tete.sTee Sofas 10 crimson bro; ie e.
Lounges uhoSaby Cbas, Bureaus etary Booklets "
Psint, iron Hat Stands chen Furniture &c about LOO
ysd. 10 q and vepcan Csei 60 pair diekat" snk
sts slightly damaged; also - fancy git CocA Gs)
lot ~ Chin. ea-set Croetery also small lot OF
embr dered Lamp M4ts E1 btode'ies on csnv; ay Oop
&C. N. B1be Carpets Clock- eud Blankets Will re -3d "
N oclo,I 10 the sins packages sale peTemptOS Depo+
its will be required from 81 purchsseTa
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE
Nl -rayeier. for CHICAGO, sr. LOUIS, KANSAS snt
al points West and South Wes can obtain Through rchen
NEW.YoRK AND ERIE RAILROAD or EEw,10,sns.
&C., No. lss Broadway. COZ pey,st n.,., .,.,t
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NTTW YCeE Nm ERIE RAII,ROAD.-Ar.

NEW-YURk AND ERIE KAlIIhUAD-AI-
for the STATE FAIR Of the New York state
Agricultural Society to be held at ELMlhA, Oct snd o.
sIi Durpz the week commencing Oct trains VIII ios'o
he Pier foot OF Dusne.st at the following hours; .
DUNKIRR and BUFFALO EXPRESS, sio;5oA A. NJ
MAIL, at 8:13 A NJ
kIGBT EXPRESS, at $50 p. NJ . . N,
And SPECIAL TRAIN at ESQ T. u, for four days enhns
Ocr. 4. -, Mn
Tickets viii be sold Elmira and re'nrn good on the Man
and Special Trains at one bali the regular fare =,
va and articles for exhibition will bs transported TO
n nom of charge but 10 prevent che abuse o. tn
privilege freaht Be paid delivery OF he aitees OF
,sI ,y and will bs REFUNDED on re-
,rn Of them by the parties charge producing proper es
denee that they exhibited 81 said fs ana 'he
thereof has not changed. -, -. a... =,
Live should be delivered at the Conpsey sspo'
p,rsen three miles from Jersey CITY, on Or before sept
le1a ID. L. hCCALLuhi, oehS'A DuPo.Ie
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GREAT CEN I X A l. no U L.
N Jbs I'hroash TICK ct ,nd Freish. Office 81 the
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
Ard their Railroad and Steembost Connections 20 CneSo
Milwauee Gaona Burlington, ST. Louis Cairo, and All pon'
"; - sI1spENsioN BRIDGE BUFFALO, OF OSWEGo Is 1t
Coma, =, cor,tlsnit..t DARIUS CLARK, Agent
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A. Nj mERwIS Auenonesr
OY BANGS, BROTHER IL C0.-Ifade-Sslt

MONDAY ed October .nd following dsy,
A MOST VALUABLE AND EXTENSIVE PRIVATE
LIBRARY being the eLire collection OF Genteinan put
chased Of cost and eomprng WORKS Of great
rsTty and extreme value relating the early history OF Amer
ea az sso most superb collection Of splenddy illustrated
Books with uLaa yIety BelGs Lcres and Onera LII
ernre and rare collection Of Facee the whole In most
ceent condition many bound In Morocco, Calf or Ha'
HrxRy T. LEEDS, Auc,ioneer- By II. I. LEEDS Co..
ELEGANT FURNITURE Will sell, at tue
Ia reside, &c of webb, Esq No. SO Nar'ck ~ ner
Canal TO MORROW friday all the elegant Furniture Of the
above house cnstng Of rosesoo Ioctaye tIef Stte
s.th for 1870 elegantly carved rose
wood SsIor suite covered Ia rich saiin b.oeadr piases
Three Ply grain Carpets good Center Sdc ehu
Fsnoy Tables Side and Eagses, rosewood
BureSns and Wslnd rosewood aad mhhos any French
,s.S Also Mabogan, Furniture of al description found IN
se1ee house Richly dGc0Ised Chils Nae, aud Tea SCI,
Piaed Tea Services Git French plate AID Oval MTo's DC
nV Ne The house furnished complete on The LIST OF ISt
Wsy and was suuftcured order. sal. positive raia or
.hi5e Deposits required from purchaser, AID catalogues en-
Al Tie bous Cataosus No 90 BeekHln-st. tbs Hornlhz
HENRY Il. LEEDS No. u BeeknsnsL
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EOUR HOURS from OCEAN 20 OCEAN BY

INOUR HOURS from OJGAN 20 OSEAN Vl
III PANAMA RAILROAD lbs baggage free htonsn ~
California yis Panags Rairoad-rk lNITED SRAIEs
BAIL STEAMSHIP COMrASf intend 70 dispatch toF Aspan
foot OF Warrep North River the ~elkEown and iaso1its
stt NJ. hip GEORl L LAW, Capt.. \ q. Gay.
Pas. myers Mss Wi be foEw Tdei by Panama Railroad
Panama with the 'scas Mai Sie-rcshp Tom
papy's mssni.ccnt steamship SONORA, X y" aiins Com
mapder which viii be In readiness >rd leave neSiaiey to-
Sen FTspcisco. J.,
m. uub K sre ru e. that the p NJ :. Co. always have
ONE or MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lyioss Panama re az
f as 10 avoid av possible detention OF fsSsel Malls
For pass-e arrfy 20 w. RAYMOND, 81 the ooy ONCE OF
the Com snes no. Ia W,st st., corner "arent, "
NOR BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON.-The
IL United stat. M.l Stesrn.hip WASHINGTON T. CA
yerdy Commander viii sail Bremen t1uchns st s9lfha mp
ton Mss ard Passengers f ~ sl.nd snd FRAU
SATU RDAY October at L. o'clock NJ, from pier NO 81
North River ,c,
SOUTHAMPTON or pRbNEt
In Eilst Cabin Msin Saloon. ............'.StU
Ia fira Cabin. Lower sNoon. iV
la Second Cabin. "
An exeeooed Surgeon attached 10 esch steamer Specie
IN HAVE or London Al Letters must pas through
the Pot Ohice. 70 fright or passage sPpy to- -
4 ". SAND Ascent, No. IL South Ntll.m -
The steamer HERMANN will succeed The w AshtNoi"N'
and ssn Noyember3
NOR CHARLESTON and FLORlDA-SEMI-
II WFFKLY o. & MAIL LiNE.-rhe and fast sons
rtesner NASHVILLE NJ Berry commander viii leave Per
FOR freight apply board, where all bills q ssiSs I'D Dc
signed fer passage, the ~ass ~s sPoEFORp LlLES
TON Co. No. y Broadway. Through tickets 70 'seA'""
The SoUTnERNER will succred and leave on WEDNES-
DAY Oct. 10. Cabin passage, 50
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csr,ed-L,sye Bro kIyn for Greenpor., 10 A. NJ fol
I,,b,Ik 10 NJ and saturday S:i5 F. for Far nnsdae
and sJesitt 10 N and s;45P 81 T.. He1psM,ead 4 az;
and 6:s0 p ~ Leave G,ecnport for Brooklyn, 10 ~.
Yspbank ll:.s NJ on MVndig' $40 A. ~ Lss
nd p a.; s,Ospt 1885 A. NJ and P. Hampstead, o:h
a II. and 35oP Jamaica $40, 7:ip and $40 A. NJ and
Q. 10 and 4:iO Z N.
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MONDAY. Aug a. 1855, the Trains will Chamber.
st. station as follows Express T5an M ;Os1ec; Ic wS
Wsy Trains' y b. and P. NJ Express Train, r. ~ RoI
Poushkeepsway Mai. E1precs. I'M. h Nj w .sS
$50 p ~ FoI Sing Sins-tol5 A. ~. $50 and 3: T. VI
For Dobbs FeIIy55o NJ The Dobbs Ferry sung sung tno
a. esambeis Coma Christopher snd sst-sts SUNDAY NAIL
Ihn Inn - =. |, ,,oa. , NJ L. SYKES, Jr, Sup-
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VOUPONS falling due 1st October next on the
NJiNcONT BONDS /. ( the CINCINNATI, WILMINGTON
ZANFSVIILE RAILROAD 81. will be p:id on pre- entaiion
at our flee. No. Walir Al"OoD W.
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fnrs.

EJJBS-F. LANDRY, No. 693 Broadway, New
Yok tenders grateful thanks 20 bis customers and ne
VphBc m lie vos las long enjoy ed Al her h.nes ans
sosi. air ptpued patronage ADD m-ndstioos
new Ad stock Of Fashionable LADIES' ttho ~e
sdy or n,pcIion and viii be sold on moerae t"lns
Osde, .cv orvrd Czeas and stranger. are invited .
e,rru,,e mi. ,eh sad eesS stock u imported FURs
DICH FURS for LADIES CAPES.-Ha1son
~ -' John j. HALSEY. No. lc Ws,er 81
eGn ssre IS per BY selecting alma and having
them made order.
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ON Sale CITY OF CLEVELAND .
" cen. Bonds tWsfer tOan, , ,,-.,,
CITY OF DETROIT cent oencs w s'si ~S'
CRY or CINCINNATI = cert sonds,
City or CHICAGO p cent Bonds,
CRY OF MILWAUKEE = cent bones
sITY or skCRAMENTO 10 q oept Bonds,
W DUNCAN SHERMAN se.
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THlRD-ANENUE RAlLKOAD Uni I'M. 3 ~,
NOrICETe Stockholders OF he Third a-enue ha reaI
Compsn, are hereby notif that the ANNUAL ELsCIlOS
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NFSDAY lVth October, 1874 The Poh oe open rom :
aloc. no. 70 NJ III, Transfer Book wH be cosed from
~ - % The Ictb October By ord Of he Bead Of Directors
- " AuORY EDWARDS, Secretary.
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-06-27

Economy, Ancient Geography, Ancient
and Modern Languages and Mathematics.
they answered such questions as were pro.
pounded with quickness and clearness
that is seldom seen in examinations where
NO special parts have been studied for such
an occasion. The young ladies evinced
great proficiency in their text books, show
ing the expansion of intellect and the
training of the mental powers to profun-
dity: all this establishing upon bases which
are mistaken by the sneers and assaults of
the weak minded or self-important part of
the sterner sex, that woman can unite the
greek verb, translate the latin sentence,
solve the knotty Mathematical problem,
with as much accuracy IS the lords of ere.
ation. -
On Sunday the Sd, the commencement
sermon was preached by the Rev. Turner
NJ. Jones, President of Greensboro Female
College. 1t was chaste in style, forcible
in argument and in his pleasant manner
and melody of voice he set forth the beau
ties of religion, with an JUNCTION of gran
deur and sublimity that was calculated to
make all present feel indeed that all her
ways are ways Of pleasantness, and her
paths, paths of peace 1t emphatically
taught the religion of our Saviour
On Monday the 4th, DR. Deems deliver
ed the Address on Female Education,
which we'll suited the occasion 1t was
practical yet grand and beautiful, as he
spoke in his peculiar way of wit, reason
and argument, that cannot be refuted.-
On the night of the same day the Concert
took place to the high qualification of a
large audience, who were charmed as the
soft touch of the key and the more musical
sound of voice fell softly upon every ear
and entered every heart.
The young ladies of that institution, who
are to 90 out as an ornament to society, g
blessing to their country and an honor t.
their sex. acquitted themselves charmingly
on the occasion to the full satisfaction of {
we'll pleased audience
A VISITOR
Bay@ The Richmond Christian Advocate
will please copy.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-06-27
G0mmnnitati0ns.
For The Spirit ofMe Aae

For the Spirit of he Age.
Mr.. EDTToR: On Friday, the 9Th inst,
/ had The pleasure of being present at the
Annual Commencement and Examination
exercises of the Morning Star Institute,
High Male School located at Nashville,
the cohnty seat of { old Nash,' and beg
leave, through the medium of your popular
journal, TO bear my humble testimony as
spectator, to the proficiency of the students,
and thoroughness of their educational at
tainments as exhibited on that occasion,
under the supervision and instruction of
the worthy Principal, Mr. Chappcll The
examination was conducted with fairness
and SithgGt pssB41ty and we were as
touished at the ready answers the stu
den Is made to the different and searching
questions asked at random, &C. This school
was commenced Gas We have been inform.
ed) under the patronage Of the Masonic
fraternity Of Nashville, and is we'll sus
tanned and literally supported by the
friends of education generally. 1t is not
by auy means sectarian, and no parent OF
Nash need 90 cut of his county to find Q
school Of high order for the education o.
his son. The exercises of the morning
closed, and the large assembly were invited
to participate in very agreeable exercise
Of a different character, viz a sumptuous
dinner, which was prepared and furnished
at the Masonic Lodge by that fraternity
whose benevolent efforts in providing sucE
nice creature comforts were duly appre
ciated. After the evening exercises wer
over, the school was addressed by L. N. B
Battle, Esq, Of this county, on the subiec
of Education who oheld his auditory spell
bound for an hour in an able and eloquen
manner. The amusements Of the da,
closed with very pleasant party at nigh
in the hail. at which the beauty of Nash
vile and vicinity appeared in all their ma
tive grace and lovoliness. J.