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IT Mr.. PEFrERkoRN, Poot and
@G - Shoe Maker, respectfully in
- forms the public and hiSS Gust
orners, that he has removed his Boot 4 Shoe
Shop, on Main street, between Landry and
Bellevue streets, late Office of the Telegraph,
where he is ready to receive all orders, for
cash only.
He takes this occasion to invite all those
who are indebted to him to take into consid
Grafton his last misfortune, and to come and
settle the quickest possible.
Opelousas April 2.S6th, 1855.
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s> 49,. =. TAKEN 4 UP during the pres,
49, ent Spring, upon the plantation
GsHA1 o. Judge Overton, and now in
NJ E9h his possession, near Opelousax
- bright bay Horse, about Isl
hanc,s .l high, three white feet, no brands psr.
BY proving property and paying dharepr
the borse may be reclaimed.
opelonsas. Nay l2th, 1865,
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Il III t#8EsH tI55 ID .st III fEti37l
Estate Of Eulalie9 Piquel.Y.

v yHE purchasers at the suecessional sale
.sof Eulaiie Piquery deceased, are in
formed that the first payment has expired
With the month Of April last, and unless the
ssaif,,e iis i paid without delay in the hands OF
4be aundersigned, Il win be collected with
eosts MARTEE& & HARDY, Id
sf3 IS fs<si II ltl : I'll Agents
OpeIonsas, May 12sh, 1856. st7
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II. 9BAOD11hAo
MARBLE CUTTER.

-. .ST-IARIINSV1 FILE, La,
MEAS constantly on hand fine assort-
IL ment of Italian Marble, of the finest
quality, for Tombs, &c. Persons in want of
such works will please send their orders to
him, in St. Martinsville, OF to the editors of
the Opelousas Courier. ~ss.s ..:" go
He warrants all his foundations ra 81
a5 St. Martinsville, January 9th, 1855.-1y.
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Washington
FEMALE
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL

A IDED by competent Female Teachers and unde
IN the superintendent of the undersigned, q
School for the general education Of Young Ladies
will be opened in this Town, on Monday, the 4th
September next, in which will be taught all the
branches requisite for finished and accomplished
education. The same unwearied attention that has
hitherto marked his course, in his Boys School, will
be continued in this Institution. Every attention.
by himself and the ladies having direction in the
School, will be paid TO the manners and deportment
of the pupil and thorough course Of instruction will
be pursued in every branch of study.
The Boys School, which will be entirely distinct
and separate from that of the. Young ladies' WM be
opened on Monday, the 4th Of September next:-Le
is happy to inform his patrons and the public that he
win be aided in his Boys School by Dr.. Radcliffe,
distinguished graduate of Trinity, Dublin.
Instruction will be given in French and Spanish,
By Gentleman fully qualified to teach these Ian
guages, -s -..s...... .-., . ..... I.
Terms made known on application to +:
GEO. LUTHER.
Washington, August Qsth, .ls54.-tf:
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Judicial Sales. &c.
Public Sale.

Public Sale. ~g
Bs the undersigned, Auctioneer an aad
for the Parish Of st. Landry. a...s
YEVHE public are hereby informed that
- there will be offered for sale, by the
undersigned, Auetioneer, to the last and
highest bidder, before the Court House door,
in the Town of Opelousas, ON E#*
Tuesday, 5th Of June next, 1855,
Ill sVoEGRO-BOF.
named Stephen, aged about 35 years, be-
longing to the Estate of Caroline Taylor, de-
ceased wife of Gilbert David ''' I.
Terms and Coaditions One half of
the purchase money payable on the last day
of April next, 1856, and the other half paya-
ble on the last day of April following, 1861
Purchaser furnishing security to the sstisfac-
tion of whom the right, and moreover, the
slave remaining specially mortgaged unto
said Estate until full and entire payment Of
capital and interest, that may accrue thereon
at the rate of eight per cent per annum from
time due until paid. ..
AUG. DEJEAN.
- Aucttogeer.
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By the Undersigned, a pst6lic auctioneer,
in and far the Parish Of st. Landry. q
FEyHE public are hereby informed that
= there will be sold, at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder, by the undersigned,
on the plantation hereinafter described. in this
Parish, on -araal GLgf@slI a Vi
Wednesday, 3oth day of May next,
the following described property, belonging
10 the Estate Of Adeline Fontenot deceased
wife of Henri Juge, late Of the Parish Of st,
Landry to-Wit: -
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VEVIIE public are hereby informed that ]
II will offer at public sale, BY the minis
try of Auguste Dejean, a public auctioneer in
and for the Parish of St. Landry at my last
residence in the Town of Opelousas on
Saturday, the 23d of June, 1855.
the following described property, to wit:
WY last Residence,
situated in the Town of Opelousas, also a
STORE and other BUILDINGS, situated
in Main street
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- Buildings
I:sSsHHsa AND sIIMPRO TEMEVTSff
- ~ thereon erected. ~.
"A .iNGgRsOa Woman.

4e,#s NJ 3a' aged about IS years, ..s' 3ai
Several horses and mares, q small
yilta lot of CATTLE, a lot of hogs, planta-
.i'oq alton utensils, ,household furniture,
.s22i9 kitchen utensils, &C., &c. .213 Z
s,,a, Terms and Conditions The land and
slave payable on one and two years credit,
Fe from the day of sale and the moveable pro-
/, perty, all sums under $40 payable cash. and
/. upwards Of SO, in one and two years. from
,gs the day of sale, Purchasers furnishing secu-
rity to the. satisfaction 'of, whom the right,
~, and the land and slave remaining mortgaged
until entire payment Of capital and interest,
at 8 per cent from matury.
EVTE. DEBAILLON.
Auctiosseer.
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The Plantation.

on which the deceased last resided situated
in Grand Prairie, near Vile Plate, in the
Parish Of ST. Landry measuring forty acres,
bounded North by Widow Olivier Lafeur,
West+by Widow Henry Fontenot, and East
br the same. together with all the ~ !
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al sVeEGR RO-BO ".
Public Sale,

Opelousas, May 5th.. 1855.
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Judicial Sales. sc.
Public Sale.

By Augustc Dgea7s, Public Auctio'eerr.
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Miscellaneous.
state of 1oelt9tdua,

DISTRICT COURT, ! ~ 7Ass
Parish Of St. Landr4, W 'F'0.
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b IN REWARD.-STOLEN from the house
ok 000 REWARD.-On the 18th Of
I'D IeDsUVJVD Septembsr last two BOXES were DE-.

w II Wt16
ivred Office Of the American Expr, Company in d.
huge Iowa by cartman from the United States Land Oce
Said Boxes air arrival the SubTfeasury Ne York,
found contain buckshot Of the size of TAO 10 the pound
pressed balls of the Of LOO to the pound 70 the amount
ia pounds weight and e pounds Of sheet led No The
boxes mare Of white pine nch thick doysaed at The
corner about inches long 81 inches wide and IT inches
deep inside measurement The bottom OF of the boxes
Of aemocs They strapped around the middle
with inch hoop iron IL Is claimed BY the rreau-
Dubuoe that boxes contained gold colo the
OF s2 COO They marked with cards sdde.sedto
tha Treasurer s., NewYofk." which cards
admitted BY Deputy Assistant Treasurer be genuine
Ne therefore, for the purpose Of discovering where and
this mned bringing TO the
thereof e American Express Company vii So,
900 for the recovery OF the money or that propon for any
part and IS 600 for the sne conviction Of the Offend
they w literally for information relative to the
ofsd boz and furnishing of such lead bsss shot &c
All shoud be addressed the subscribers
WELLS, BUTTERFlELD CO., Nsw-Yo&,
LIVINGSTON, FARGO Co., Buffalo,
PropiiAtors Of the American Express Company.
Buffalo, Oct 8, 1855
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Eouses an1 farms mante6.

WANTED to RENT-Part Of HOUSE, till
w May Furnished uafuroshed in respsc able 81
borbood BY small family Address stating terms aud oca
nJp, s. J, Trbule Office.
G1A ACRES Of LAND in Illinois, west of
O-fO Chcsgo. two rslrosds 800 Fort
des hoines 10 Iowa. with cash will BE- sgen in exhsuse
Tor good Dwelling town. west Ct SHAW. ether New
York Brooklyn property. Inquire at No rs Nassius Of
i. BROWN.
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T7HH UNIVERSAL PARIS EXHIBITION

THE UNIVERSAL PARIS EAHlbiIloN'-
sILKs-The very newest fashions, msdeup sticles 40
PAGE the oldestsblshed house Of Nourtier Richer
Au1Ouy. e Rue yiyienne; Savage Brothers Lep'e
DRESS MAKER-Fsuyet Rue Menar'-BaSy Linen We'd
ding Suits and all articles connected with Ladis'
MILLINERY-HeadD re.se. and corr. Ornaments, Beau
WEDDING PRESENPs-Inda Cschemire shswls maniac
shsws, China Grape; Frsinais Gramasnac, 50 Rue
Feydesu and e. Rue Rich ellen: I'm. v,v.n,.
Ri By Empress M
GLOVES AND cRAvArs-Pdyst 20 Rue Nsuve $. Aas-tin
sHiRTs 10 Boulevard Poissonniere corner of the Rue
Rousemont; large OF the newest cut both
uMBRELLAs"Psfasois Walking Sticks and Riding Whips.
Csza patr. by the Empress, q BOulev. des ltshens
LIE ROY SON Watch and Clock Makers to the Navy for
s4 Clocks Medal; French = and t S0d
E.hit.,ions Pans, G.lers Montgense, fAa' Royal
MARRET J4RRY BROTHERS, Jewellers, Gold and Sill
York, Msichsnd, Guiiemot L Co, No 4sl Broadway;
LAHOCHE Co, Table Service, Seyres China, Crystals
oDIor, Cola and Silver smith, q Rue Base Rempaf
DENIERE extensive Bronze Mandatory IS Rue vivenns
Of the appropriation from do Coo St. HonOre 70
Be3 ed De M:ds asa s Si IF f%ss de
SUISSE BROTHERS, Bronze Mandatory, Paintings Sta
H. rAfE fssf Rue de
inventor of various Patented Improvements in the
modern Pianos Of all forms; Medals, Decorations
and several First Prizes, at the various Exhibitions
nssueeE Is Place sa d. Poo. N ss
III. CUVILLIER, l6 Rue de Ia PAX Wines, Liquors. Tea
Grocery. Sole Agent OF Domeeq Here's
TAILoR-Bsy LATTE to II NJ the King Of Naples and to
H. NJ. the King OF Brazil, IL Boulevard des ltaiens
CHlLDREN'S DRESSES-Caps. Bonnets. etc-SPecalty-
Pauline Rogers, Rue Riyo lS6, near the Passage Del
orme N. b. Rsputed for - puass"~'''y'
WIN ROGERS, DENTIST, from LONDON
w Now No. 80 Rue St. Honore facing the Passage de
rOrme author Of several scientific works and sole inventor
of the Osanores TEETH Complete sets n "a hours
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6orses, Carriages, &e.


FOR SALE-A large, yeung, BAY HORSE,
susbls for carriage cart Can be al the
Livery Stable corner of Beaver and New
DOR SALE-A very superior thoroughbred
Il saddle HORSE; sound hind aud gentle. Price $50
Also CALASh and SETS of HARNESS. Apply q. No. y
Bond-st.
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1)iano- Gortes ana 1lnsir.

A NEW MUSICAL INSTRUMENT-The
N ORGAN HARMOSIUM, con aiming the Diapason, Dial
cians Bourbon Principal Flute and Coupler with
two bauhs Of Keys made by MASON HAMLIN is scknowi
edged by all to be the best instrument invented for small
Churches or for tho Paor $50; equal In power and
variety $500 organ Great Bargains in New and second
Hand Model MeodsoHs, Reed Organs with Pipes Double
Bank and Double Reed Frenca Harmonious, Prince Carh
Mons the most extensive as1rnent constantly on hand
ky g. +. GORDON, 2g1 Broadway,
Successor to Berry 6ordon.
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Cost an1 fonno.

nONT BUY.-StOen from the steamer Thomas
~ L. Huse from sing Sing Monday evening, O,t Is BY
O yCug calling himself Eaton, white CUBAN STUD
PONY Persons cautioned snst purchasing said Pony
the owner is in search Of him aud will claim him when found
will be paid to any who will give hiorma'
ton respecting the Pony, at No. AZ Warren ST.
GS0 REWARD:-STOLEN from the house
EpOO OF HENRY VAIL at stanford Dutchess county, N.
y. the 18th Of August 1885, Gold Detached Lever
WATCH marked Joseph johnson, Liverpool, No $685. H.
Vail marked on the back Also ue Gold CHAIN Corneliao
Kew and Gsld Hook Aso a L.dy's BREASr-PlN ana
BRACELET ANY information Of the above property vii De
fhsniuy received No. AZ Nassaust by MI BARNErTpr
by HENRY VAIL Of Stanford above. The above reward
foT the properly and detection Of the Tnit
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Real Gstate for Sale.
AT PRIVATE sALE-The following desrabl

A I PRIVATE SALE-The following desirable
"A HOUSES and LOrS. viz:
The 4soyy bfownsione House situated on West 18th ct
Also the 4oy brownstone House and Lot the Of
Msdsonsv. and 3ld-st-
he four Sstoy Blown stone front Houses and Lots in
West Sfths
Also the Sry brick House and Lot situated In West 2ths
Also TIE SoIy brick House aud Lot situated West 4lst
Also the three sory front HOUSES and Lots In
West S2d-st
Also the istoy brown front House and Lat situated ia
East l8thst.
Also, the +sory bownone front House and Lot in Boeru-
place
Also, the three 3sory brick Houses and Lou situated in West
xthst-, between Broadway and 6th-sv.
For tepns ard further perteul us apply 20
BAKER hWEEKS. No. 6 Pinest
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nor SALE-An elegant new four.story and
TOR sALE-The following described HOUSES

.Da IOTs in the CITY of NewYork Houses and
Lots on the aide oome compasns the entire front
between Clinton and Attorney Nos. and w Arlington
ST. Nc 2James st. Nos z5i and IS Waters NO. s5 Grand
st. Nos l(6 and los Anthony Nos $50 and tSt Cherry g.
nine Houses Sths Avenue D. knowu Is 20
umba places Ne 2i5 Stanton The sorth sastey corns OF
Stanton and Pitts No. 27s RyinSton: No o. ColuIns
ST Nos ZIG and i2i 7th No 50 Wiett i've vacant s
on 9TH lith and ll5hsts nineteen vacant Lots
on 5ths between h aud 6thavs four vacant Lots on ith
In the city of Brooklyn No Is Fulton ST. known as the Frank
lin House and the adjoinng Nos II and 10 Faltonst Also
five three bro Stores the village of Port Jeys Orange
County and 800 acres Of Land said village Also p acres
Of Lend on island adjoining the property OF tho sailors
snus Harbor And also Farm OF lS at Hyde Park,
Dutches County Any Of the above win be sold Bargain
INQUIRE Of WILLIAM oGILNlE, No. 81 Cslumoi.st
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DARIS AUX VHLES DE FRANCE,
III No. 81 Rue Vivienne-Rue Richelieu, No. loA
LATEST NOVELTIES IN
SILKS, SHAWLS, NANTES MERINOS, BAKEuEs,
MUSLINS, EMBROIDERIES, 80.
IACTs LINENS GLOVES HANDKERCHIEfS CAM.
BRICS, RIBBONS.
The first Wholesale and retail establishment IN Europe ntn
sed in the most fashionable part of the Metropolis between
the and the Rue Rcheieu wh an en'f anoe
each street, near the Boulevsrds and the BouIse. 49,
In these vast galleries the monumental aspect OF wnen
has been the admiration Of every visitor the most oeanfn
FRENCH TASTE AND ELEGANCE,
Manufactured and exclusively designed for this Emporium OF
Fahion are displayed and sold At the lowest reuneatns
profits. -
Goods pnrchaed II not approved Of exchanged the money
returned. a., .. 49,
Attached the establishment are English American German
The Proorietos earnestly solicit the honor Of visit
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~ No. ~ Nassau Registered for SALE with address Of
ners public examination Is Houses aud Lots IN
BIookIyn NY; House and Lots in Wiismsburgh MY
Houses and Il Lots 10 NewYork Cy Lease Of Cott,se
H use In Central Morrissna Country Seats horrstow0
j. County sea,at White Plains Rye Neck. WestcheSter
County NY Also Farms in New Jersey Westehsste Coui
IT, and Long Island Also Money to loan on Real E''a o.
Property registered for ~ and no further charge.
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NOTICE to CREDITORs.LThe undsr.isne %
lii a shs their DIVIDEND Of the Assets Of Nc dAnp
WIS IN h creditors on the 9Th day Of OCTOBER, 80,
o 1t 10 O'Clock A. NJ the store fornedy cceupsa
..id HAYES h rovn NJ Ischus. and County
~ And creditors Of said Hayes are hereby
10 r,..ent thsr e.ims With proper so7ch.s 90 OF
| - A., ~. mer toned Dated lsohua Sept TO- 1883
oe'"ie 'ne 'iHe ~ q c. GRIFFITH, ..,rn.s.
.,,,sw SIS SPRING, A'nsne"
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on dav. l9ths Also the 4sory brown stone bs,e-
mert and story Hosse on istnst near 2sv Aso the
sorv and basement brick Mouse. 5Sds, 3dsv Also
the 4stoy brown basement House 2tsy near 18th
81 Alec the 4story basement House. i7thst,
near sy Also the splendid Cottage house East 18th ST.
Also the story front House l2ths near sy
Inouire of H. MERRITT No. $40 BoweTy, dst from
to 10 AN, and from ) to PM
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ITO LET-The fine HOUSE No. pa West 22d
NO LFASE-The FARM at TICONDEROGA

Il POINT Essex Co N " eompridog 6D acres, sbos 100
of which euyaon the remainder In Pasture aud
Wood Lot IL will be eased parcel divided into three
parts about rs Of the Guilty. ited Ia I'd aud
house and barn a:h fern the ,nder aud
wood ois be divided msy be sgeed upon Apply, by
msi 10 JAMES X. PELL, No. N9 Pearl-st., NJ Y.
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\ HOUSE and FURNITURE for

$4,000 sahPUA ;s a9S .1ss aos. r
twelve rooms stusted the Atlantic hNroad ten mi
from Broohy will be sold at the above ph. or LII une
he l ~ Nav next The House has all Of tbs moaern i'm.
has been newly papered snd senteey furnished
The premises contain and htf acres OF
Ground ne.y ncosed aud embelshed car.sehouss
every for eouafoIt.ele home Apply to
M L. SHELDON, No. IS Nassau. at.
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furniture.

JuTuIIuII.
CABINET FURNITURE-Aon H. uo~ %
hand .rss mssI e. -
Pupitrre the and mos. sypfosoa above seS
tsries and wokmsnshp. offered "a shippsfs N
a; low ind reduced pst;es Country q yss,sTs0
visi e cal SOLoMoH va Bps.dwsg
III T. FARRINGTON.-ENAlim E :. ,ss ysausS
H. TAsE and CHAMBER ~ !. k Wd'....t
tory ari Waresooras, k0s n and - Moos-e- -
CPTFNDID SUITES Of ENAMELED W.
- AAoI 'S WARREN WARD, No ia 49,
CHOW -CASES.-SCHMIDT & BROrhEsSss
- SHOWCASE waer,oms and Msnnfsetoy, "c. OAa
W,,li.ra a. cor p,sakfoCt n L, aaa = " 81 S~"'
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(DU1ITnaU,Er S NJ Rail toAD CONDUCTOR DRIVER
oS 6rHEps advertiser would be very thsntfa 20 any
l.dy or gentleman who va present. u .ns ~ g. 70
sbout 10 occel between l.h ..d ih AS: and witnessed sa
.n;t, iy calling or sending their address to the Union
Ior.e No l67 Church-st
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Il English basement four-story medium brick House, No.
y Hicksst brooklyn Hshts n than miau,es walk
from Fulton Montague Fees Tne house has the modern
Court yard range hot and COLI speaking
tubes bells, duDowater and handsome chandeliers ana
belonging the house Ths very low being but
"a till May and possession before the st of November
Inquire the premises after O'clock A NJ when the house
he
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DARIS MILLINERY.-Mlle. SOLLER, NO.
45 Rue Eueve-t, Augusn, 45-Under the exclusive pat
ronsse of the Partisan Arocrscy and the Beau MONDE
This house unrvaled for the elegance and dstnsshed
style of Bonne Caps &C. web for its rsvishins Head
Dresses.
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UyHE CLASSICAL GYlNASTUM. Bible.Houe,

i Astor plses J. T. BISGHAm Rector; The oymss ss.
DAY Of the first cass divided mo wo asps
q in tSe singles szd embrace the most imp2r
Rn,h studis Of FIsHSS La q os',
Drawinz and Maa8i Of Arms TIE whooC't
TIE details OF which have susnsed sH sfess ese -
to which tbs special sItsa,ioO o. ps,s.t, % tSsy =.
49, ha .re thought 70 have quite enn.as
vsioo sor The comfort and heath q the Ps2 .on,
49, 10 cali a. the School or 20 a3sTss scs
the keetoy. There ssyefA VtcfnSis~
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south side of Degrsw between Court and u inton,s
House new story and ment ten feet extension
furnace cellar hot and cold water bath and AS
throughout and Eve marble manes Inquire OF T. ID DAY
No. 40 DCuslass-st.
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Vu ,ho CARWAN whose cart came in col.

w N.;on With harlem railroad City Car In Broonest In
June lass which collision c,used serious bod injury 70 ms
Fs's Hotel Pak row. In this city Also any penons ~ho
were witnesses o. said occurrence The cause OF hnmsni
- ,.s reonres that should have the evidence Of said
and other witnesses and hoped that they will be
wiling 10 come forward and give IL - nou-rr
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T7HE MISSES ROHR respectfully inform as sss
7 s SCHOOL AGENCY and TEACHIER,s,

Brosiway-A pEEPETuAL NTRoDUegs a. on, ~. .s.ssS,
serving the people with thsir money hins ,ess
c,r,dsn1 With esccLOtaerI IS. 90, sb' fA ~, mps
ve,mens pfoeure esgonens esnts 10 S.Ssa-
&c 1aeI.7y Meeting sad coyre.p0ndsses daHy
10 tbose who attend. Checks srs tscsrss-s sns "'
aad every dollar draws DO.
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01HE OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE.-INDE-
i PENDENT POLICE AND PRIVATE INQUIRY ~ OF D.,
FICE-GiLBERT HAYS and ShAkLEs w. MEhsi :.
oees to Rooms Nos 10 and Il No 90 srosSwa whsr. they
viii be happy attend promptly and ishiu 70 any euae
collect claims either the pnes state. Ssn,i. o. Europe
Gerc.nte Houses Of standing In the city. % 70
,hsi, rhsrsr,er for prornptnes and hdentJ.
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Jnstruftion.

BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS at Green.
ID wich. Conn. LEWIS HOWE. A. ~, Principal Nom.
Der limited 10 twenty The Winter Session VII eommsn.
MONDAY Nov s. and continue y weeks Circulars oonisst
full for may Be obtained application to the Pncipe
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Tor SALE-Five new two-story and basement
i Houses slied in wah brick, at Bedford, Brooklyn
These are gentee houses well painted aud well finished with
folding doors arbe mantle front pszsv &c Inc os pee
OF each will them about twothrds OF which
can re main on mortgage Inquire Of
g. F. TOWNSEND, No. 80 N.sssu-st N. Y.
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PROPERTY, together with several Dwelling HOUSES
Mechanics shop Store Houses, &c., and about 80 scre OF
Lend az Center Falls the Baenk River In the Township
o. Greenwich Wsshipston County two miles from mon v
LACE so rifles north from Troy rae opportunity Tor Com
paw or Capitalist to make money the water power Is ope
nor 100 passing per minute) WI BE- sold Tor
cash or fair exchange for city property Apply to or address
Z. II. BROWN No. II wall 81. from 70 r M.
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IL Broadway, VII reopen on mONDAf, sept TO- Lns
School consists Of three departments covering aide range Of
studies The besAs with fr principles, sni tho Pra@
pal having been formerly Professor In nso COLLEGES ;x
mes the higher classes through AZ the 1sed sad PsStkS
parts Of college education.
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TTNTyFRsTTY GRAMMAR sCHooL-lnn.s

WINANT's BOARDING SCHOOL for Bq III.
School IS undsr tho cS.ss Of wINAsT .os rsS CIR
ssssion Nov Terri ~ Ne so BrosavsS.
Ears raay be obtained at APPLEIUN al apsa en- pee
or by addressing the PRINCIPAL. He w. '~
500 Ia the city who rnay dsare a. tntefse-
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ITO LET-One or two pleasant FURNISHED
ROOMS for single ser tlemen, without board, at No 81
Murray ST. Apply as above