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LITERARY NOTICES.

Memoirs Of ,5apss Gordon Bennett cnd His TIMES. BY
Journalist. Stringer Townsend, New York
Who ga Journalist" is do not know have heard it
charged upon Mr. c. u. Lester, and have it init
mated that he not the do know or have
been able to learn for what purpose "a Journalist should
feel called upon write the memoirs Of James Gordon Ben
But be the author whom he may and his object what
may book has been written ont and published which
book contains truths amongst great deal that little
better than aseboodsome few good things and great
many bad things. The whole book, however, is labored
attempt at defending whose twistngs shitngs, and
double dealings have long since become notorious Nor does
confne itself simple defence but in many instances in
dulges in remarks which would reflect credit upon "a
Journalist, if appearing in the columns ola Journal
and which very much out place in book hch has
pretensions to honesty candor iupartaty The book
will be extensively read, and will prove good thing for
its author perhaps which, after ALL it is possible, may have
been his object in writing it but it win be read
of the nooriey of the subject than from any intrinsic
merit Of the book itself. II. Farnham.
Art Hints.
This is most instructive and agreeable bookupon sub
iert however, which has not and for long while, perhaps
will have any attractive interest for the majority of peo
pe For those however, who have liking and who de-
sire cultivate TASTE for the fine arts it will prove vel
friend For sale by II. Farnham.
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THE CANVASS IN RIssissIPPI-THE KNOW MOTH
ING LODGES IL A DESERTED sTATE-AEoTHER
OVERWHELMING DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH AT
HAND.
No more idea can be formed Of tie present feel
ing and prospects Of the democracy Of Mississippi than by
glance though It be bas.y one at any one Of the
democratic papers ef that State without reference 10 the
locality Gifts publication We have before Us the Jackson
Weekly Aissisppan Of the issue Of the IN instant In
the editorial columns we find the subjoined paragraphs
The Brandon Platform Of the ih instant contains the
names Of rrrTwo gentlemen Of Rankin county who have
withdrawn from the order Of know-nothings within few
days past thirtynino of whom had joined council No l92
at Cato Springs
The paper contains the cards Of Dr. Joseph Lemly
James Cooper, John Hawkins Joseph Strong Jackson Halls
and Alex Smith, Of Smith county, all Of whom have with
drawn within the last week.
" Let the good work 90 on! Democrats to your posts
Ihe sst Gallan Argus contains the card Of w. NJ Ha-
ley highly respected citizen and sheriff of Copiah county
in which he gives his abandoning the order the
o ana . It IS document that should be read BY every
democrat who connected with the kow-notbng
We will publish Mr. H.'s card in our next issue.n
In another part of the paper under the apt caption of
Moving Of the Waters also find the suboined letters
in which, win be seem the writers formally
their withdrawal from Tho know-nothng order:
Gocp HorE, LEAkE cotxry, Mss, July "a, 1865.
Eprroa MIsslssiPPfAN Some time since ] became
nected with the order commonly known the knownoth
ngs II was not long before became satisfied that the OBJ
eets OF the order not what supposed them TO be-
now in order that there be NO mistake 10
position am candidate for office in Leake county,
make known through the columns of your paper that have
withdrawn from the Order and have further connexon
with IT, will give of my for withdraw
ng from the order LIST. The order joined secret Or
ganization, which to be kept pcforhd secret and
everything connected with the order candidates
be voted for the days Of election and but the
beers Of the order know that they candidates
I'd The order joined not known as the American
party but by another AS the order has changed its
name, and the members hold their meetings publicly do
not feel under any obligation support the ponees Of their
party am democrat, and have voted the democratic
ticket for eighteen years. and win give up those prin
cpe that have long cherished to give my support to
another party.
Respectfully, JOHN WILBANKS.
We the undersigned citizens of Leake county, take this
method of informing tho public that belonged to
political society commonly called know nohings, but
withdrawn from it, the principles of the order
such induced to believe We believe it to be
whg trick gotten up divide the democratic party and
get that same old coon into power onbe more.
Yours, truly,
+ John Brady, Andrew Mullahin
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HlLLsBouo', soorr co., Aug. 2, 1855

HILLsBoRo ScoTT CO., Aug. 2, 1855.
DEAN SIR was induced in the month OF April last TO
join the order Of "hnUw -nothings was then, and
now, democrat Upon the representations made to
thong h could cordially with them l find cannot
therefore withdraw from the order. was candidate for
sheriff of Scott county longer candidate for that
position but will for any sound democrat for that aud
all other Offices Satisfied with the OF the order de-
cned without solicitation from any one, and also withdrew
from it of my accord do net think any good demo-
crat can stand upon the socaled American PLATFORM.
Yours, respectfully,
JNO. NJ FINLEY.
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EpITog NiisslesIPPIAN,
WrDsrEn, WINSTON CO., MISS,

WEDsTEn, WiSsroS CO., MISS,
July 30 1855.
We the undersigned take ths method Of announcing
withdrawal from the socalled nownohing party having
been initiated into the order and being fully satisfied that
membership in inconsistent with the principles have
always cherished, and which convictions of public
duty
We democrats and such have gored in the princi
Piles Of democracy We have not found principles in
know nothing lodge We shall hold their secrets inyolre,
but their principles condemn We cannot and will not
surrender wills and Judgment to the supreme dctaon OF
any of The right Of suffrage is glorious one and
every citizen IL responsible to society for the in
which he it. Shall republican and freeman in
his country to support liberty in know-nothng
lodge? Such requirement is an insult to patriotism.
We convinced that the grand aim of this secret order is
to OVERTHROW THE DEMOCRATIC PARTI-to break
down true tried men, and elevate others less worthy to
fill their places We viii not consent to forsake old and
cherished principles to benefit our political enemies.
We have nothing unknd to say of those who remain in
this ordermany of those friends and neighbosbut
we must warn democrats that nothing lodge is
MI for IN
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HON i GLANCY HOMES

Hon j. Clancy Jones, the distinguished representative
OF the Berks county district Pennsylvania arrived in this
city on Tuesday evening last and took lodgings VIII
srds Hotel He visits Washington on professional bust
ness.
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Even the advertising columns Of this paper show the
most gratifying evidence that the democratic spirit
is abroad in Mississippi. We make for two notices
mass meeting of the living and nynoble democracy
1.-THE party of the constitution and Of American princi
pes) will be held at Canton on Thursday, August 20.
barbecue the most ample scale will be given.
The citizens of Madison and adjacent counties cordially
invited.
The democracy will be happy to welcome the ladies' also.
Grand Barbecue and Deaocrotic Mass afAnpg.-A bar
becue will be given Saturday, the 25th of August
Vests springs miles from Gallan the Port Gibson
road which the citizens of Copah and the adjoining
ties are cordially invited.
The invitation extended especially to the ladies' for whom
the most ample preparations will be made.
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JOHN WlbBANKS.
Andrew Mullahin,
James NJ. Rice.
L.ou,sv,LLr. w1sgros co.. MISS.
q V-IH n HHJV
Josiah Leonard,

LOUISVILLE, WESTON co.. MISS
July 80 1855.
We take this method Of informing the public that some
time ago Joined the political society commonly known
tho know nothngs" We deceived to the priuci-
Piles and objects Of the organization, which do not suit
and for the information Of all nquirng friends would
state that we have dissolved all connection with the order
James NJ Cowcn, John w. Patty,
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GENERAL SAN. HOUSTON.

The letter of this distinguished gentleman in favor of the
doctrines of the order of knownohings reached us stimuli
taneousy with the of the crowning triumph Of the
democracy of Texas and will be commented upon in the
Union Of tomorrow.
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WAsHISeToS, August Il, 1885.

FURTHER PARTICULARS or Tim ACCIDENT on THE WEST
ERS RAILEoAD.-The Albany Argus of Tuesday says:
"The train had passed Chatham Centre and coming
down the grade high rate OF speed, when passing
freight car, which standing on switch track--he
freight having swing doors--the entire side of the
second passenger taken Off neatly and thor
oughly as ii could have been done with Mr, d.
Taf Of Charleston, South Carolina who sitting with
his elbow resting the window SILL lost his arm il having
been cut off twice. below and above the elbow.
German residing in the lower part Of this city, but
whose name unable to learn had his arm bone
broken in such that il protruded through the
flesh.
SO instantaneous The work OF destruction done
that it was until the train arrived Undertook that
the conductor aware that any accident had happened
Several lady passengers the train with considerable
magnanimity, stripped of their superiuous linen with
which TO bind mp tho Grm Of Mr. Taft who to
this city Drs, Armsby and Spencer called and at
tended him at the Deavan House.
We bear il stated that the locomotive in charge Of the
train the new one the Panama. and that she was being
run TO test her speed.
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Real GsIarr for Sole.

AT PRIVATE SALE.-A FARM situated at
~ West H.ckensaef n j. t3l miles from Hoboken, and
Il miles shove Haekenssck II contains sb ut 70 20 OF
which u ~ able land ha wood aud mesiOw with
pouse Is b. feet deep with large Apple Orchard and
great variety e other Fruits her with lot % Farming
Cieus For ana further particulars apply 20 BAKER
NEEKs No Pine-st
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G 1 L K SIS L K ST.

g l. X SIS I L X 81 -
~ BOWEN, McNAMEE Co.
NEw-YoRE,
Invite the attention Of Merchants generally 10 their extensive
oek rich SILK and Fancy Goods adapted to the Fell trade
embracing the and desirable yes imported this
season Particular attention requested to their unsurpassed
variety Of dress fabrics ordered expressly r their best
City interior trade It's believed that Silk Importing
Jobbns in the country offer superior tnduoe
nents Nov store full Of silks MeriDos Mus
In De LANES Ribbons shswls, Lsoes Embroidery, White
Goods Dress Trimming and other description Of ne
ehandise usually kept in silk house.
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= fst 1"' 80 OPPOSITE vas CITY BALL,
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THE SCIENCE of LITERARY WARFARE

There certsinly who could be properly
held no as pattern young or moral courage
Washington Spectator.
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fiunses an6 furms UauIeo.

WANTED to PURCHAsE-A HOUSE and
w LOT between 18th and q hsts and I'd aod ihays or
Lfrirsor av above OR two Lots In that vcini
Payment be made half in cash and half in pianos q toe
b. a n axe in the city. Address PlANO-FORTE MANUFAC-
TURER 70. l56 East 2st-st
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CIOvERsvnLE UNION SEMINARY

" GLovEksvILLE, Fulton Co, New-fort
Rev kDGaE PERKINS A. NJ Principal, sssisted BY ~ Ell
Gent corps Professors and Teachers In al the departments
u ersrurr science and Danenta culture usually
pur.ued IN SIMILAR Institutions o. Ne fra ciasa
This Seminary skEv is eudnss re spp<rsus, 10 forfI-
cue Al nev, neat convenient Gad as ssosdee Every
Sndow has t9tsd' every ah with pufs,
tsh and spscoas-not cslSnd besides furnished With
re.la0r ard spread with hands In de-
rshe sRYontment fer literary institution good JntSss pro-
that ts equal fourd the Stst IL
las fsrned rooms. With unsurpassed aceommodatons for
.bsut Forty Boarding. scholars exelarvey Female.
ITEMS than those mgufio whose sosaai charge
AZ but xho-e almost imifle-s srfa swell The bll mot
un.ssciary Except music, ere eryas %
pups boarding IN this Seminary The Seminary Will open
"Wednesday Sept. -
For Circular ~h fu particulars or for admission With 80
cary choice ct rooms, apply 10 the Principal o. %
J. r. WARD see'y CHURCHILL Pr-St
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6perinl Notices.

Niseteeuth ward-HERRIcK DEFEATED.-reket
John R. CUYHINGFIM, DANIEL GALLAGHER,
pAKIHL MCCARTHY, VIM. HcNANUS.
uFRANCIS RUPPERTH All Anti Hernek.
Sixteenth Ward.In with the cal Of the Dem
ccratr Wig General Committee, the WIG PRIMARY
YIECTCN Of fhs Sixteenth Wad viii be be AZ the Euaw
HOVE TUESDAY Inst between the hours Of and
oclock A. NJ GEO. u. MACKAY.)
MOSES JACKSON, Inspectors
q 4. BLACKLY,
Mercantile Ltfyrnry AssociatieB.-N Otice-rhe Ii
ru Office viii be CLOSED for the space OF
4 frelusive tor ths puTp.-e 1f cicsni19 &c
Tho READING ROOM 9in ccninue cQ.u until further no
dee. IL HANiORD' Cbsin''n Library Committee.
Peaches, Wbortl cherries, Tomatoes, any other
Frutor v, sbles may b. r. ge.fve "a fresh
rate Viii their AMI color By STRAITS PAT
PIT ANS Accompanying which explicit directions for
pTesefvng They easily opened and closed without the
Application ofbe.t, b patent screw e'taenmen'
Che genuine Self Sealing Cans have ot 10 letters on the
Suars Patent" Tbs il mentioned n prevent ippos
the Bile BY sUuOus worthless article In ini-
tstion Fer sale By the propre'ors
WILLS PROVOST, No. 81 Pesrlst, New York
frfshiful Mortality among Children is disclosed
by the weekly Of deaths The Sumner Complaint and
the Whoopns Cough 5smsts juveniles and adult popus
TIN YET these diseases yield 70 hcCLIHrOCK'S DIAR-
RHFA CORDIAL and the wHOOPING COUCH REMBDY
viii A. much certainty night follows day. Sold by A. CUSH
MAN Co., Nc. 2e5 Broadway.
TIE only efecfuaI Exterminator without danger
F-sreh.-HENRY COSrARS ffectud RAT, COCK
H0ACd kc FXTERMINATOR. Wholesale and Retail
D-po, No 8g8 Broad cav Eew-YOrk; T. x. CALENDER
81 &C Si Phi adephia Agent for Philadelphia Penn
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CFCOND REGATTA at GLEN COVE.-A
- REGATTA viii tsIe place a, GLEN COVE on sATUR-
DAY 18th inst for all YACHTS Of twenty-five rs
and under, - be governed by Committee appointed by
The Of The sailing boats and subecbers Two Prizes
each beautiful OTnsInented Silver Cop, viii be awarded
Tine Of starns A ~ Owners Captains will report them
selves the CoDuttee and make their entries the Pavilion
Hoel before FRIDAY, the nth inst There will be 3
THIRD REGATTA 1t the place on THURSDAY The I'd
inst ofTHE HARLEM MODEL YACHT CLUB. And On
SATURDAY the 18th Purses Will be ,ven for Souls fDr,
eshi-osred Boat PARTICULAR Of which will BE- given here
after. VIM NJ. WEEKS, Chairman
SAMUEL BRADBvRsT Secretary.
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6tationerp ano fanfp Goods

~l"iip""iD WV ~""Ag
DRUGGISTS FANCY GOODS-T0Oth, Nail,
air md Cloth Bruth-s Lubus Extracts, Lows Brown
Windsor and other soeps Puff Boxes Pomsdss T~eezes
Dressing and Fine Combs PARE Toilet Articles and every style
OFsnoy Goods adopted 10 ard solo By OruEgs Imported
direct and sold On reasonable terms BY
RUFUS h hcHARG & Co.,
Importers and Jobbers No. l53 Broadway, Ne~fork
ICH A R d NO 5 h n CO.,
llIMPORTFRS OF STATIONERY FANCY GOODS. &c
No. 80 JoHssT.. NswYoRK
Invite Dealers Inspection OF t1s extens well elected
and well assorei stoct Of Fancy Goods Stationery se' -
WILLY WALLACE, IMPORTER, Nos. 1876
w 1 Wlsm-st, Ke~-York. offers TO the Trade the
following goods: - -
end fEVELOPEs embossed, silver and co.0rsd-
BALL and WEDDING CARDS, ard FANCY ENVELOPES,
Of every ,tyle. CAKE BOXFs. GUN LABELS, and Law
YRS sEALS. PINK TAPES, sPoo and IN paper ~ )
SUI PAPERS &c Also, variety Of patterns Of NOTES,
DRAFTS and BILLS Of EXCHANGE.
The above sods being manufactured expressly foT this
ket, worthy the attention Of purchasers.
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DOYS' SCHOOL.-Mr. TYNG~ SCHOOL, at
ID No 81 leth-., vi reopen On The SECOND TUESDAY 10
September Terms hAAeIto, 81" per ysu. Number AD-
ked 20 IS
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DUSSELDORF GALLERY, No. 497 Broad
~ way-Open from A. NJ. III 10 o'elock, NJ, daily
Admit auce IS cents One hundred and fifty Of the choicest
FAINTIt GS collected together adon The walls Of
this Gallery 1t superior to other collection on The con-
dDent TO be appreciated II needs but 70 be
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furnifuTe.
t3uilnins maIeridle.

Il Bezr-ts Dinnx-foon- Co1~s,ysforss, tc 9AHkkIhk
CuIgrgY TOPS DRAIN Pies. he PoT sale "
MILLER. COATES q TOULE. No. as Pssri-s-
T K o y r o o Z ! n q.
II CCnRCGATED IRON
COMMON Or GALVANIZED sbLEIt.
CoLrs su,e-se INTO tcx any par u III ua,,d 5tsts
so>1 prepared for shipment, .nd ready tor prftins -
Carved Csrrzssfsd Sheets u scT required rsoet
Pt-rt...s "a sfiop fzrnsked % sppBcs,ien %
klreHlLL LEYyERTS 4 BkOIhLh
Fos 70 ,ze y B.ss<~-s ssvfef-
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ybanres for Business Hlfn.
DAhTNFR WANTED.-A business man with a

estia ofsOO0O or $500 purchase interest In
large pleasant ana profitable business in which fortune
BE- rsa'zee in ytsTs. Address TREBLA box No sos
Post-Oh.ce NeW-iork.
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Amusemenis.

DBOADWAY TFEATER-E. A. MARSHALL,
4b soc Iessee.--TriIs friday EVENING Aug. IL,
s1J ~ acted toe lsughsbe PautOnime Of
GPTEN MONSTER. On, THE DREAM Acco1PLIsBED.
White knight. Gabriel Rhvel Harlequin ......H Wells
The FaD-y Ballet ofTHE ELOPEMENf
Aer which Exercises Of the Mystic kDg by the hsrneth
BEsfhrra
PSIlEs; Boxes and Farqustte 30 cts Family Circle and
cgorT 1isr Is cent?; Priyaie Boxes. IS and Sc
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III - n he s1xssoa p csnI-s. removed .asI
IAgO FORTE w.rerocra % so - " 'oe -.
pi.ee Of bzssness sItensve sssorrsEi sfgtSD
ycRTEs 'v..Ts-,sd.r sTs-J .e-2eS-
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rRO. CHRISTY & WOODS MINSIkELS.

|'THE MAMMOTH TREE Of CALIFORNIA
fs aossroh q the Forost Shose sare h.s 5esSt
satsi Ill b. ca sxhou ~ sb-rt lime q, The CRYSTAL
PLACE, prevas departure for The C,sth Pa see ~
snhs frg I'D fs high, So feet iis diameter ~ es
ssy lfo Get 10 e5urnfererce. ne PAINTINGS, STAT
hf ard collection q other c9otss are s;hi 90 es
-sL Doors open tom A. ~ ur.l ?, ". AerAasoa .
$50, sciarsn Asif Pc.s
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ITO TEACHERS-A TEACHER whose CA
FACILITIES ard Exp RIESCE A. him f5 the
nj management Of FIkST CLfe> BOARDING. SCHOOL,
AZ. who possesses capital may hear Of RAR CHANCE
in School Row netting 5000 Per year by
addressing NJ, Tritun' Once, postpaid
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rIIn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SUGAR REFINERS

TO BUSINESS MkN.-f0r sale, rapidly IN
crossing business offering profitable Investment for ab0lt
r. O. which will pay 80 GER cent ~ often a. employed .
utuJfacufe under Patent Issued Ia 1855, The ates,
IMPROVEMENT 10 LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS which
an form defects They Aready introduced
into the soLiiern States Wit sales IN uin nths Of
co.. This COusuctcr has also obtained hrc dipol
INTRODUCED ss 0Co eah requred balance fhe
he business conditions favorable 70 The
purchaser. We invite Examination
COLMANs WILLIAMSON fer the P.tsnise.
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vi awe her fends and tn pg5 &C. chat her Fmneh
and Fnslisb BOARDING aUi DAY-SCHpOL fU YOUNG
LADIES No IS West ss lest south Bro0kyn win be re
opened on MOSDAr September 3. Ceaas can be obtained
At her sci COL e. Mr.. CHARLES bELL9WSS, No. -
Newst NeN.York
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" S. SCHOOL AGENCY, Qs47,) by Z ID;
rcy ~ Our Pa Ccnf soaring equal Drrisene' WIKI C'-N
kser,- IS SIC SIS s20 &c. Teacher Asefts7 40 -.
100, Dai. In trcducirg the Bet Esso1rrS q AZ Not-so
frrs N oe vscsnees ard changes ~ those wno Keep -
xs,,nert Cbscts se transfsrrsbe Every dollar heps ef
at-cu and rocures soc reaeg the Cheek q eaeA en'
rnr.r.rnf No chLrGe g PlIl-s
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ITO PRINTERS aud PULLS HERS.-The sd-
yerfiss not having time 70 attend ell hes Of bis
business viii dispose Of hs FLECTROTYPE ESTABLISH
MINT or vii give tn q il - rood THIS
an uuufusl chance for business man The business nearly
A. cash and IN growing demand. Address
A. n. JOCELYS No. 60 Fultoa-st. Y. \.
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VXTANTFp-A Young Lad having knowledse
w aS,se BooK ana STATIONERY BUSINESS. Apply
a. No. &c Fuitoas'., BTooslyn
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Gurlerp, tsarnware ano Iron.

ADIRONDAC PIG IRON, for Car Wheels an
N ,lesbs puruoses for sale By Agent of tho Almonds
Iron Company I'M w QUINCY,
No. 90 Wilnsmsf corner Of Plat
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A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, Member Of The
N Upivrrsty 81 France. WISHES 70 GIVE LESSONS in
FRENCH and ITALIAN in Bo~Edins school, 10 pfvsss
f4ruies No ohj~o the Ter
ne sea, references gwen Address N. L rrs. ofes.
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FOWLER AND WELLS, No. 30S Broadway,
Il RewYoIk, publish LIFE ILLUSTRATED weekly, 81
year. Physiological aud wATER.CURE JOURNAL 81 year.
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Now PUBLISHED,
MEMOIRS OF BENNETT AND HIS TINES,

With fne MEDALLION PORTRAITS 483 pages Pnoe 81 %
AkTAGONISM AGONIZIEGi
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MADAME y. RICHARDS BOARDING. and
vi DAY school for yOUSG LADIES. W. p Wost I'D
a.. resr SHAW vii - RE-OPENED on TUESDAY, Sept II.
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HNHE MISSES TlSDALE's BOARDING and
Il DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, No. 1873 Dean st.,
South Brookly n, will be reopened Sept J.
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MRS. WHEATON respectfully informs her
NI hends ans the pubic that her BOARDING. snd DAY
SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES' No lc4 2i-sv, Will HE
OPEN MONDAY Sept. 10 Applications for Admission can
be made At her fednee above where Also circulars can %
nbtalntd.