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OF THE
NORTH WESTERN JOURNAL.

NORTH WESTERN JOURNAL.
'I7HE undersigned will issue on or about the 18th of
May, 1855, the first number Of Weekly Paper, TO
be called
THE NORTH WESTERN JOURNAL,
IF agriculture, Sttnce aad Art
TO be devoted as its name indicates the increasing
interests OF The Farmer Mechanic and Trader il Will
be Of u large quartO form and contain
THIRrY-TWO COLUMNS OF ARTICLES,
Original and selected bearing Immediately upon each
branch popular interest longing TO such io1rnal
Ii viii he neutral Politics and Religion, reservng
the right to question kndre'y tle one and no
In the other, while il will commend Honesty in both.
Able correspondents will be secured 1T every point,
where the successful improvements in pursuit.,
be readily adopted here. Occasional illustrations will
be given OF Inventions OF practical benefit, we'll as H.
Illustrations OF rural Architecture Gardening, &c, with
Portraits aid Bogra pines Of some Of
men, TO supply which, arrangements have been entered
mo with Artists OF ability at the Last. We shall
Ceivor TO prest mt 10 readers the latest
and the most entertaining and instructive articles upon
Agricultural Pursuits, Scientific Resealoh
Mechanical Ans, Education,
Literature, General News,
Preside Economy, Ladies' Portfolio,
Wit and Iumor, Youths Impro vetnent,
Sabbath Reading, General Miscellany.
All of which will doubtless form paper of value to all
III the Moth West.
Terms, So per year in advance slrgle copies five
GETS liberal discount made to Clubs, as follows
Five copies, to one address ...........S
len DO ............... ............ II
Twenty do Observation-Disclosures. 81
INVARIABLY in ADVANCE
Office The junction of bird, Bench and Wabashaw
streets, second story the Post Office, Paul,
T. NUN son a DAYTON.
March, 1875. msI2SdQ
ST. PAUL IRON &; gsIsASS FOUNDRY.
VINHiS Establishment j. now. tITa Led with good
sortment of PATTERNS. and i, read, I'LL orders for
CASTINGS of all descriptions short notice and
able terms.
Having an experienced Pattern Maker in employ,
get up Patterns of description that may be
called tor.
Also, IRON TURNING and FINISHING done in the best
manner.
BRASS and COMPOSITION CASTINGS made to order
Rabbit Metal constantly on hand.
DID Cast iron Brass, and Copper taken in exchange cr
ork +. Il j. Ii. GILMAN
ST. Paul. August l6 1854 aug I9 d&wly
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William Il. Murray,


Saint Paul, Minnesota.
lL promptly attend 10 the collection of Claims In
w Nestns of Money, Entering Lands The Payment OF
Taxes, and all other business pertaining his profession
in Minnesota. Apr9d1m
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JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS.
HAtLf lokh imrorted Cabbage Seed,
~ = Imperial ieas-May, june and Marrowfat, Cor
sale b. JARVIS Seed Store.
hEAlERS supplied with seeds by The box of $50 pa
IL pers in each, fine variety.
JARVIS Seed Store.
WINDOW GLASS, JARVES!"
~ LASS al sizes viii be furnished cLea per than ever Of
" fered before in st. IaUl.
NUITUM IN pARvO IlRI-G STORE
vuNtiE coming iot building viii fnd JARVIS y
II at home with a heavy stock OF Oils Paints Colors
and Window Glass TO which the attention OF nv old Gus.
toners. and many crowd into the little
MULTUM IN PARvo i, invited.
GH(s ACRES in section "a, township 90, range 90,
AOO three n lies from st. Paul Eighty acres in
sec. 10 do One hundred and sixty in 81 de-
-, miles from city limits number of 2.s and Ii
acre lots adjoining the town-pO. sessing every avan-
td2e either Or i'll, estIeHt rt sidenCes
EMERSON & CASE,
March 20 daw3m Opposite American House.
4 : q : l..
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Brick Laying, Plastering, White Washine,
DC, DC
VVNTlE undersigned, thankful iorpast favors would in
! form the public that he is prepared 10 do any and
all kinds Of Mason Work or Plastering.
lie will also put up all kinds OF Ornamental Plaster
Work, such as Center Pieces, COrnices, etc, etc.
All orders left at the Mans ion House. addressed to
Box ~, St Paul +. ., Will receive promp. attention
April 6-dlm* L. H. ARTHUR
SASH, DOOR, AND blind FACTOR 4.
FINiiE undersigned respectfully informs the public tina
Il he has fitted up establishment the corner !
Fourth and ST. Peters streets in the OF III fesby
terrain Church. for the manufacture of
SASH, DOORS AND 81. 49,.
He will at all times keep largest and best
assortment OF all work i'll i. II 10 b. found in Mime
sofa. Orders promptly He'd at the shortest notice
reasonable terms The attention of the public is called
to examination o. his work and price,.
\. Ball orders from the country promptly attended
to. y. GROSS.
ST. Paul Angus II, 1854 aug 19-dtf
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W. OEIVIEH,
Register Of DEEDS.

BRUCE'S n. YORK TYPE FOUNDRY,
ItSTABllSliED in iS 5, has now on haLd, and ready
IL for immediate delivery, in fonts to suit purchas
100000 fb ROMAN TYPE, ofnew cut,
$4,000 FANCY TYPE,
10000 SCRIPTS Ofvarious styles,
5000 " GERMANS,
$500 ORNAMENTS in great variety,
5000 4" BORDERS,
10000 FEET BRASS AND TYPE METAL RULES,
and all the novelties in the business.
All The above Types cast 10y steam power, Of the
new composition of metal pecui,r to this Foundry,
and WHICH Is CERTAINLY SCrERIUE 10 IIy
ever used before in any part al The wcrld. 1e
quailed rapidty in the process Ut casting, enables
to sell these ore durable types nj the prices OF ora
ry types, either on credit or for cash.
PRESSES, Wood Type and all other Printing Mater-
ais, except Paper and Cards, (Which have 10 fixed
quality or price, furnished at manufacturers prices
The latest Specimen Book Of The Foundry is freely
given To all Printing Offices receipt Of fifty Gents 10
prepay the postage.
Printers Of newspapers who choose TO publish this
ADVERTISEMENT including thi. note, three tunes befoie
The fie day Of July, 1875. aud To- wand lie one OF the
papers, will be allowed The bills AT tie time OF
chasing five times the amount o. Dy manufactures.
New York, Feb l., 1855.
Address. GEORGE BRUCE,
MaraJl DIT l3 Chambers 81, New York
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UNPAID TAXES

Do School Dssric. No. 6, assessment Of Trustees
Of saie School Tor 1854.
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TO CASH CSSTONERR.
save your Dimes and Diminish, your
E.XDeuScS.

SELLING OFF AT COST,
HTIRST RAlE Delicious Butter ALB
n superior Lard 1914 cents q Is.
Extra Imperial Tea,
Aiaokera White Fish, and Picked Herring;
Lard Oil, one dollar gallon;
Lnseed OIL Glass ard Putty;
Excellent Mess Pork;
White Beans and Peas:
Rio Coffee, 3 ib for dollar.!.
Pressed, Mould andes l6 c. q ID.
star Candles and Burning Fluid
18th many other necessary and useful articles needed
by families at the Cheap Grocery Store attached
10 iue
MULTCM IN PARvO TBUG STORE.
On 5th, between Jackson and Roberts streets,
~ Ii
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S1hA LBS. KUTABAGA mite, Fla and Globe Tu
AOO nip Seed.
Table salt, and Fishing Tackle, at
JARVIS Drug Store
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"OLFE'5 ScHIEDAM,. SCHNAPpS;
w Ayre Cherry Pectorai;
Jayne's Expectorant;
And all the Patent Medicines in use;
For sale at the MULTUM IN PARvO DnuG SToRE
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..CHEAP SMEr,1ENI

'sCHEAP SW Ek.G ENINI,.,,
VI .. SUG AXIS at retail at very low rates.
larited, Crushed and Powdered sugars,
Sugar House syrup MOlasses, 60 C. T. gallon,
at JAiVI'
Drug and Grocery Store.
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NlN, by the pint or barrel, for sale BY IN
" Nov. 2, 1sS4dtf W. b. MoCROARTYEI
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NO charge for address and siguature.
REPEATED AND INSURED MESSAGES.
The public are respectfully informed that In order to
provide sgainst mtkes In transmission of messages By
the New York and Washington Printing Telegraph Com
ptny every netssge Of consequence ought
ed, by being sent back from the Office At which it
be received to the Office from which II Is originally sent
double the usual price for trans mission will be charged
when message 10 80 repeated and report made. by
special messenser to the party sending the VIII
taer 1t has been received by ms party to whom It WAS
sent and not, way not Or City per cent In ad on
to the uBua rates will be charged for either repeating
report pg only
The company will not be liable for any loss or damage
that may eDsue BY reason Of any delay mistakes
repeated messages, but only engage to able
efforts TO the of competent and
employees 20 fas to have their business transacted in
good faith
Nor viii the company be responsible for mistakes In
the transmssion nor for delay in the or
delivery, nor for transmission or non delivery o,
any repeated message, To any extent beyond ten dollars
unless il Be insured,
Correctness in the transmission OF messages between
sny two Offices OF this company, be insured at the
itowpg rates, In addition to tbs charge for
and repof ting as above
For any sum up to hundred dollars, one dol
and collar fer esery hundred dollars, or fracH
OF one hundred dollars, above that sum.
And the company win not be responsible for any
error, or delay aud in for any sum exceeding
that fer which the message is insured and the rates
pre- paid In for delays arising from inter
ruptons in working their telegraph
The company offices will be open daily Sundays ex.
cepted) from A. NJ. to 10 p. NJ On Sundays from To
2p NJ, and from TO r. N,
r NORRIS, President.
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Each I'D

From jersey City and Newark, same IS New York.
No chargs toe and signature which 1t desr
able 10 have fun and complete.
MESSAGES IN FoRsIGN LANGUAGE OR IN cYPHKR.
AL messages written in whole or in part in iorsgz
lanBusge or In cipher, composed wholly part
woids bgures or letters intended to convey meaning
only By the persons wha invent agree
use then viii be charged 6sy per cent above the or
Figures allowed only in the address and signature
OF a message. All numbers in the body of a measags
must be written In words at fnii length.
REPEATED AND INSURED MESSAGES,
The public are respectfully informed, that ia order t.
provide sgsinss miststes IN the transmission Of
sages by the Magnetic Telegraph Company, every mes
sage consequence ought to be repeated by being
back from the office at which it is TO be received to the
price OF Transmission will be charged when the message
Ia 20 repeated, and report made by special
to the party sending the same whether 1t has been
ceved by the party to whom it sent and If not why
noH Or fifty cent in addition to the usual rates will
be charged for either repeating Or reporting only
The company WIN not be liable for any loss damage
that may ersue by reason Of any DELAY mistakes in
the transmission or delivery from delivery Of
repeated messages, but only engage to refund the
services OF competent and reliable employees, as t.
have their business transacted in good faith. Nor VIII
the company be responsible for mistakes in the
mission nor Tor delsy in the transmission delivery
for transmission delivery Of any repeated
message 70 any extent beyond ten dollars, unless it b.
ipeVsed.
Correctness in the transmission of messages between
any two Offices Of this company can be insured at the
following rates in addition to the charge for repeating
ana repOIup& 66 ABOVE.
For any sum UP to one hundred dsllars, ono dollar
and enc dollar for every hundred dollars, fraction
OF enc hundred dollars above that sum and the
paDy viii rot be respoDs,be for any amount beyond
the damage sustained by reason Of the delay
and in no case for any sum exceeding that for which
the message is insured and the rates paid Nor in any
csse for delays arising from Interruptions in working
their telegraph.
Notice Messages destined for any place beyond this
companys line viii be delivered from the terminal Office
to the proper parties there having control of the further
means Of forwarding the same but the company in no
case hold responibs for the correct trans
mission or prompt delivery Of any message beyond such
Il Iminal office
The company offices viii be open daily, Sundays ex-
PM from November to Apr,i l. from A. M to 10 10
p NJ. On Sundays they win be open twice. namely,
from to ?. NJ. and to evening
The above regulations TO 60 into effect the LIST day
Of August, 1855.
July, 1865. WILLIAM NJ. SWAIN. President.
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TELEQRARH6.

M AGNE1IC TE1EGRAPH.-AORsE LINE BETWEEN
Vl New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington
and intermediate saticns Six wires and tWo ines OF
poles tbs entire distance and wires between New
York and Philadelphia Rates reduced and messages In
sured Shortest dispatch from ton to tWsnsy
Warrington 10 New York. the FIRST company Telegraph
line constructsa in thts country and believed be
the efficient WORTH line In the world It has
and greater facilities for teegraphing than any
other In the United Ststss With view TO render every
reliable tho limit TO the shortest dispatch has
fixed tvety words instead Of ten herstcore thus
removing the inoucssnt Of those using the
to Abldgs ihsr dispatches often to render them
unntellaible. These undue Authorizations often have
led to error in the transmission OF dispatches resulting
in loss to the parties interested In discredt to ths
telegraph, winch is too frequently charged tn the
rors of careless writer's ans bad chsoaraphy,
TARFy OF CHARGES. Each 4d
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NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON PRINTING TELE
IN graph Company

hOtSE LINE
NUMBER OF WORDS INCREASED TWENTY.
MESSAGES INSURED.
In consequence of the public demand for greater fac
tss Of teegraphing combined with superior accuracy
snd despatch, the New York and Washington Printing
reegraphCompany have resolved toncrease the limit Of
the shortest from ten to tweaty words reduc
cd rates. and to Introduces sysem Of nsurAncs against
mistakes and delay in the transmission and delivery
messages.
Tariff Of charges. to 90 into effect August l. 1855
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TIYuL BE READY AT IL O'CLOCK THIS MORNING
w HrPer's New Monthly Magazine for August.


w HNper's New Monthly Magazine for August.
CoNTENIa
virgniA Illustrated. Of Porte Crayou and
his Cousins. Illustrated by twenty two engravings.
Scots BATTLES in Mexico. Illustrated by four engrsv-
Stretches In the East indies-Puio Pinang Illustrated
b. tea eogrAvings
tsns BY Doyle. Chapter LXvl. In which the Colonel
and the Newcome Athensum are both lectured Chap
Letter and Reconciliation. Chapter Xxx. The Eso
ton.
Duke Humphreys Dinner.
Ths Mysterious Occurrence in Lambeth, by G. P. R.
The Reverend Sydney Smith.
tPpantops and Visions, by John W. Draper, ND.
1L1tls ags; or, Grapes that Grow on Thorns.
Drawing room Drama
Monthly RECORD Of Current Events.
Literary Notices, Books Of the Month.
Editors Easy Chair
Editors Drawer
Beach-A At the Oaoe-Precsutions Direct ions-A Diff
culty-A Dash for the water-rhe Breaker Comiug-
snect. Of the Breaksr-H,gh and Dry-ry it Again-
A S. nsation-The End Of 1T.
= Fashions for August Illustrations FURNISHED By
ana pr nsnads dress; wreaths; coiiare 0''
Each month it gadaens US and our household to say
nothing Of the nsighbors who enjoy it with US Twenty
five cenS huyA 1.-THE cheapest Richest and most last
isg luxury for the money that know Three dollars
secure for year and what three dollars
/
ing furniture and how much Of substAnt al thing "a
o6taicedf II iesas facts and sentiments have mone
tary value above ALL IL the humsr that refreshss the
psasantriss that bring gentle smle and brighten the
passage Of truth to your brain and the ha ppy comb
Nation Of ths real and the imaginative without which
can live lie above the animal, to be pu.
into the scae opposite 70 dollars and cents then you
may De csrtain that Harper we're three four times
as d'ar, would amply repay its price, It 10 Maya
zine proper, with the ides and purpose Of Magazine
not hook, not scientific periodical, yet supplier
Of light gossip and chs.ty anecdotes-but. Magszse
that tskes every form Of interesting, dignfsd and at
txaetive literature in Its grasp Southern Times.
Terms Tho Magazine may b oSt.ned of booksellers,
periodical agents. from the publishers, at three
dollars . ysar, or twenty ave cents = number The
sent annual volumes, - completed, neatly bound In
CLOTH eo3d at two dollars EACH and muslin
are furnished to those who wish to have their back
numbers Uniformly bound, at twenty Eve cents each.
Ten voaumes sro now ready. bound.
The Publishers will supply specismen numbers grs.
tutousy to agents and postn ssters and will make hbe
raj arrangements with them for circulating the Maya
zine They viii also supply clubs Of two persons At Ave
dollars year, or I've persons at ten dollars. Clergy
supplied ct two dollars year.
HARPER b BROTHERS, Publishers.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY Day.


HARpsR's STORY BooKsi FOR AUGUST. HAR.
pers story Books, monthly series Of narratives,
bsghphiss and tales, for the inatructiou and
tain neat Of the yeungby Jacob Abbott-smbsl
With auasrSus and beautiful sngraviass.
vii contain 100 pages Ia small quarto form very
tfuy illustrated. and printed supsrhne cAlsn isred
The series may be obtained of booksellers psrioi
Agesis, sad Poatnasters, or from the publishers, at
three dollars year. or twenty Ave cents number.
postage upon Harper's Story Books,-whch must be
paid q.artsrly in sdvaucs-is two cspts
Vol 1Contsinirg the fret three nunnoe-s, Bruno,u
"Wnlie," and "strait cate" tAststuuy bound in
musEn-pHee 81. Vol 2-con.ainins The Little
Louvre, -" Prsak," and q Emma. '-prios 81 Vol s.
Containing Virginia" q Timboo and Jorba,n and
THE NUMBERS NOW READY ARE,
l. Bruno, or Lessons Of Fidelity, Patience and Self
: White and the Mortgage showing ho~ much may
3 The Strait Cate, or tho Rule of Exclusion from
Heaven
a. The Little Louvre, or the Boys and Girls Gal
5. Prank, the Philosophy Of Tricks and Mischief.
g. Emma. or, the Three Mlsfortunss of : Belle.
Z. Virginia; or, little Light a Very Dark Saying
9. Tsneoo and tolba; or, the Art Of Being Useful.
Hmeoo ssd Fanny; or the Art Of Self instruction
wM hencaforth be Welcomed joint visitors in thou
sands Of families where there juvenile readers
pleased, a. we'll - adults.-N. Y. Commercial Advsr
user
We have heard 30 many fathers aud mothers who
conz4 the pleasant duty OF guiding the minds OF their
Cnuufeo IN TIE paths OF knOwiodxe at nome SPEAK In
terms of this highest commendaton of thin series Of
books for children, that reel desire to them
universally read among children They constitute the
finest series OF books Tor the young that have
Louisville Courier.
AL Of Asbotts stories preferred by children to
ANY Others because they tain narratives Of i'm
ProSabis evene but just what might happAned to
any little boy or girl on any day in the year hpareuts
would place just such books these in the hands OF their
chidgen they would and less trouble governing them
-ytclsburg Wing.
We cannot too highly commend this series Of story
books ter children Mr. Abbott possesses quail
fcatons for such competitions, and the Christian pa
reat mag safely trust him guide his little
In the path Of goodness.--Sou ,nsrn Churchman.
Tbese books have never been surpassed by anything
gotten up for the prodt pleasure of the little people,
Lutheran Observer.
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EXPRESSES. 3.

Il and eftsr Express, 70 California, Orsxon, saad.
mch Islands and west coast Of south America, Once 80
BroAdway Our nsxt expresses will b dispatches -
sbove VIA Panama and Nicaragua routes per staAmeru
9torge law and Daniel Webster, on Monday, AuyuS o,
1855. Express via Panama closes at one, and via Mica
goods shipped in bond express letter bag viii BE-
maze up and forwarded in charge o. special msssssssr
through 10 Destination by each route. Letters must b.
enclosed in government ten cent yeepss Rata zoe
tnss letters 10y ceuts each prepaid govern meat en-
ulo pea Gao be procured AZ our oshce.
FREEMAN Co, So Broad var.
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TTyAETFD-T0 LET, IN BROOKLYN, PART OF A
w house, to family without children; the second
door and basement can be given and or two
the third foor required, the house bsing occupied
By only two ps'sons liz Sands street, Brooxfyn.
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/. 4 UCTTIoN NOTcE-GREAT BALE OF JEwELsY,
n watches and diamonds.-EDwARD sCHENCK viii
sell at auction, Tuesday, July 81 at 1o O'Clock, at
the saesrconn l6 Wall street. large assortment OF da-
mond jeweliy watches, &C., consisting of eegar' da
mord pima and earrings brsAtpns elegant clus,. and
single stone rings and pins, earrings &c; iaiiss'
watches, snameed and set both sides with dsasnds
1s Ensps nssn Sna astssnsa
oil in heavy eighteen carat gold cases. god Jswslry,
consisting Of suits OF bracelets pm and earring brcoche
brsaspns seal rings gold stone sleeve buttons ditto
studs god pencil cases lockets, &C. Sale positive.
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<~t, NcF Foa COAL DEALERS-MANY THOUSANDS
us ,ous are annually sold at S1ush'nx. 4. All
tss great tr'cs In ~ rs from the v----a IA b,
kSssI saIse.t 2. Sses va. Hsusa ANA 4 sef'sss's.
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INSTRUCTION.


MO -B0OKKEEPlSG, TINE UNdIfMfTED-wRtr
WlOs ing, %, twelve lessons Teachers az we'll as
pupil in want Of = systematic ard expedit Gus hand
writing thorough instruction in Bookkeeping during
vacation, should mshe Immediate application at NJ s.
PAlkES' rooms open, 233 Grand street, corner Of
Bowery; 166 Futon street, Brooklyn Mr mas the
at his OF nearly Ipe teachers
who have attended these Lessons within few months
past from New York and Brooklyn.
0y1A BOOKKEEPING; 81 so, WHITING Dol.
DlO. BEARS Academy, 600 Broadway. Students
may seats for this course, sncinx LIST OF
August, by immediate application and be qualified to
tep any OF books by double entry and write an ee
CANT hand, by the lat Of September.
4 CARD.--THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE NEW
"A pupils daily. this week, for ms ructon 10 penmAn-
ship bookkeeprg &e By class or private nstru
OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH, 1872 Broadway.
yCoSYER & DIX0N's TNTTIAT0RY COUNTING HOUSE,
C Applston'a building, $40 Broadway, where adults
sonver~Ant with business may attain practical know.
edge OF Bookkeeping and penmanshp In the short
Of one week. improvement guaranteed
TyHE CHEAPEST AND SHORTEST WAY OF LEARN.
ing the Spsnish and French languages. 10th Ian.
guases may be in Of sixty lesson. each
Terms, Sll each course $40 for both at the same
time subscription book already opened Tho course
10 commence on the second Monday of August. Mum.
Der OF scholars limited to twelve Lessons tour times
~eex-from 10 r. VI. For further particulars apply
personally to Professor roIoN, IA Greenwich street.
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UEHAN1V RA0lyTU.

EyVHE WHOLE OR PART or A MODERN HOUSE
i furnished unsuynshsd, In Bond street, or with
in one block Of II wanted by The Lat Of October. Ad
ticulArV.
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HENRY T. LEEDS, AUcTIGNEER. - ASsIGNEEss'
II sale Of sock OF china and glassware. &C., Tues
day, July 3lst 1885, at loH o'clock at store No 40
Sixth avenue, between 26h and Goth Streets By
Ok assgness without Reserves all the contents Of tho
above store consisting Of dining and tea SETS in white
wins decanters goblefs tumblers, champagne ~inss
kitchen ciocAsry &c, all well worthy the attentiou 4
hotel and house keepers. Sale rain shine, without
rehery0.