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EOR .-TANNERY, DWELLING
to LET and FURNITUREfo for SALE

NOTlCE.-A number of Gentlemen in Easton,
~ Pa ard vicinity DESTROYS Of es,sb ,hing Philippians
n on the side the Desws-e River directly Opposite
10 Eaton. SCOT and SHOE MANUFACroRI, with cap
its Of $4,000 ard having prsctiesl knowledge
basin themselves anxious to have assce with
thea 81 least Gep'.Eea who have been engaged IN the
ku.ns.s ard who by th enis viii take from
$500 &c Slc,eeo Of the stock Of the Company.
T eyed Re exceeding desirable location sE such
tuns. iFIK is cheap rents low taxes IN NeEJsfey nom
nal and mancsoa with New York and Phi mia qaes
railroad and canal he place IL hsn degree
picturesque and besutf1 AID resk,ey heShy WI n PIP
aiicu Of about 0eo The Company VII be Organised sai
turess very and parties snxJus OF untinf
themselves with stockholders above VII adiress
h. s HICKMAN. EA.tJo Pa
The c. rnpsuy wish to make with responsible
loIk and Philadelphia fer tho sale Of ;ee soofs
sLd pref Will be livcc to parties VITO may become
GoskbClders In the COmpaDs
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Wy .ACK's TIL HA -
NOTIcE-Tb. ladies and ssnt,sn.n osss: 20 ss
20 eesased In the above ~ ~ n ssnsssts 10
.:sJ S 81 f i;s Hs'%S;A Gs 81 ss.
nUCKLEY's sERENADERs, $50 Broadway
Is "WEDNESDAY EVENING. Aus ., and al Ia" ~esh
d. o'ssi BurlS'qus. gn tss 2Rsf' soRouA
Door open at o'eloek Concert commences Tickets
{, al paris Of the house rs cent.
CEO. CHRISTY q wOODs MINsTRELS.-
" Ne "a BrosawsI;1topEN Evkkf E'ASiS'
Al business transacted by II. WOOD.
RHODE IsLAS S2H, H3RsE and CATTLE
THE RHODE ISLAND SOCIETY
ENCOURAGEMENT t or poxysrrc INDUSTRY
WILL EXHIBITION OF
HORSES AND CATTLE
WASHINGTON. Z r Iss PARK.
PRoyIpENcE, :, s.,.,e,,.
The Premium Ls % POUR THousAsp POL Dol.
ne. Jussss vii Be- appointed from other STATE, .: ed. !.
r .Ss the Pl0~ns and Drs~ns M.tebs t.ls place Q.
TUESDAY Auction Sale will Be he Efht Hnnarsa
bsgos the soevty In the evening by B. p JOHNSON E'
Albany Corresponding Secretary Of tho Ne~ios os'o As
On wednesday, Thur,dy Friday the .sv.rs 80: ESQ. Of
Horses viii Be exhibited and the Afternoon o. e,n cay .oso
G :. sndH o, . .. VI .f' D. s1siasa md Sale
viii be bsld Thrytwo HUNDRED Dchs" are onereo % fi'"
huns % Bs,ses.
In osder TO prevent the confusion which must neesy
, ,on The snt sncs of too large NUMBER Of TO,tns oe
en- entrance Of go will b charged on thoss ~ sra
ego pemums and Of go 70 tho.e com 2sns he done on
IONS 70 be Paid at tine Of entering whics mus o ~
or before the st September at the once OF sns o.
road HALE Providence. The other entrance 'o'' s0 ~
sipsle Hor,.s and a. for matched Horses A. vi
Arrangements have aresey been msas VIZ . sssvnbost
line vi. aoninrton and with the Providence Hstiord and
Fishk Rsosd for the issue Of excursion oteu goo Ioi IN.
Of reduced rates such ARRANGEMENTS
a. l b extended other lines fr ~ may be pscnesole
Por further particulars reference made TO hsndos wnieh
"A All eoses forwarded sppesn t. the secretary
vi" " " JOSEPH J. COOKE, President
G.. 7. KEIIg, Secretary.
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DVTGER's FEMALE INSTITUTE, No, Sl
CELEcT SCHOOL for TWENTY 4 APPROVED

SELECT SCHOOL for TWENTY APFkO|ED
moved hi. School tho Bible House his own resiicnos
No. Il zhs, between 5thav and broadway TWO books
above The arrangements Tor CARVING out his
man of education Completed aud II "a believed tha for
true nbess OF government and
necnsr thorouahue of mental aid moral training the s ss
< not surpassed by any in ths Uned States Mr. .u
he s.,,ed by accomplished Reer Tutor and several Pro
fpssors from the city School opens MONDAY, sept H.
Terms-R5 per annum payable quarterly 10 adysnce Crsa
l.ys may BE- had at the TreGsurs Ohce BIB ooqse ms
Store Of nessrs CARRIERS Bookse ers aud AZ No IA Wet
2sths, Rferopces-Rey. Drs Hawks, lgoee Ferris PSs,
: Wpa.ou &c
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6crses, Carriages, &e.

CECOND-HAND BUGGIES-Two with and
~ without top Also, new Bueges for sale NO iVo
ElZabetb.st- by T. NJ oIhAIioE'.
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NHOICE LOTS for SALE on 2Sth-st, between
~ 5h sv and Broadway Also on sd STth AID ssh sA BE-
tvesp Sh and sth,vs Also, fre BUILDING LOTS, with
LOAN Apply 70 A c. LOOMS, No. ,lS Broadway, near
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~ H. HARING'S ENGLISH, FRENCH and
II. GFRMAN SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES will be re.
on, ned at No 1872 Atlautcst Brooklyn, L. on MONDAY
the Sd Of Sept. For Circulars apply az the school.
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SCHOOL-Wantedt to purchase sC 20 tidr -.
rit5 atsmsn q uumber Of Scholar cost Of arnu's &C.
e n a T,bupe OfEee
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Dogs SCHOOL.-Mr TING" SCHOOL, at
ID No q ls,h-st vii reopen the SECOND TUESDAY
Sep,enbe Terms - hitherto. ei@ POI ysa. Number I'm
lied 20 Is
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w bis pupil. and other. who d-is g Pscs ,as, =. a.,
nrs.r hi. mi ion that his SC SOOL viii be BEOPESED sh1
,ha snmmsr VaeaiIoc on . thursday. sept Is, 8,
~ No. 10 " Est BrH-sT.
,o doors wee. of his former r-sidence. Toe alton
sep,ed for the purpose. Of Private School BY aLy Disin
.,irua IL the err, and tho instructor Is systemare
and iboroush 10 a. the trisches OF In gsh, FreLcs
creek snd Matte msisal preparatory iucs,ion s..
consists of two depar' n.ensPriDci9a and Pan~y-
number OF pupils IN each Is limited 70 -.
kev.YoIt Acc. /. 1875
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fine ARTS.
mants.

HOUSEKEEPING-A American widow Lady
L Z wishe, situation as HoU sEKEEPER in = family
where ihe are no email children Address note postpaid to
Mrs ALLfN No IS Arh-st. Newark ~ j. The best OF esy
reference given.
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gentleman of thorough classical and literary education and
very extensive reading desires LITERARY ENGAGEMENT
IN his CITY which will Weld him moderate and support
would take the general charge Of Newspaper Magazine
sp.e. Contributor /. years Of sae huent ana
succe, Writer perfected his education in Europe and
fsmar With French and Italian large salary not required
Address Box No LII Tribune Office
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE, near the CrTY-To
CITT q, viii h SOLD or EXCHANGED for other prop
.yty situsted Al the cnrrsr OF hst s1d Shsv hn large
Flower GUdep Hot house and good Carriage heus IN sou
Me- .sar Most be seen 10 admired To family wishing
h. sdvtsses Of the country life sRd to be within short Dis
lance from the city presents raN opportunity Inc hna
~. Hiv-r and sthsv Railroad within few inmates wax
Of the place Inquire premises or At burnhan h0se
or Of Il OSTRANDER. No. ia Canal corner OF tsrctHt
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YCHE FALL TERM of Mrs.. j. T. BENEDICT
4 BOARDING SCHOOL for YOUNG LAD ES sil con
ueuce Sept II. Aler Sept Chcliarr can b oosn''s
her residence. No. 4 West Tthst
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MIR. & MADAME CRUCYs FRENCH aud
wi ENGIIaH BOARDING. and DAY SOHO d. for YOUN0

LApIFs No 70 Hsnry 4, Brooklyn hr Madame CRUCf
have the inform the parents OF their pupus and e
Iublc serer,y tie. trek fnstron wiz be reopense On
TUESDAY. Scot. 4, lass
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U'aE CLARKE SISTERS respectfully On.
i nounee that their BOARDING. and Day SCHOOL. gs
young LADIES NO. "a 9TH Az, gi 10 open on aoapA''
Sept. II. They will be at home GA aud after sept
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Boar6 an6 Rooms.

DERSONs in search Of HANDSOME KOOM Ms
with FULL or PARTIAL BOARD in sFlRSr-CLASs
HOUSE will please cali At No 70 ssndsst Brooklyn Ref
required.
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11iano-fortes an6 Hlusie.

ATVERY LOW PRICESto suit the TIMES
"A No 800 Brosdwsy-BENNETT Co., Manufacturer 81
The PIANOS also the much I'D mired Hairs "C
LEsTIAL" PIANOFORTE ACKNOWLEDGED by amateurs to be
ORGAN MELODEONs, MUSIC, and Musical Instruments
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ERENCH DAY and BOARDING-SCHOO di
i rected by the late Professors Of NJ Peusnet Mesrs
ST. 10 McDougAt corner of Clinton place NJ " reopens Sd
September.
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At PRIVATE SA E-Two frst-class
"A HOUSES IN Wes, lfhs- Also, two LOTS Of GROUND
On bc south side of s2 about ITO feet east Of Brosdwsy
These lots are well situated for immediate Improvements For
terms and further psrtieu an spply to
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ERENCH PROTESTANT BOARDING and
II DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES No 81 West 18th.
st. below 5hav-Mrs. LEvERErr will reopen her School
for the ensuing wear on FRIDAY, Sept IL Applications or
the &C OF pupils be made TO her personally or by
letter st the above address where circulars with full particulars
may be obtained.
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WANTED-A few Gentlemen Of practical ex-
w perience In the SELLING Of PATENT RIGHT
which viii prove splendid operation Address, D. Box NO.
26z7 Post-Offce.
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III
D ~ ING LOTS.-Thi is opportunity which ought 70
be improved BY every who wishes TO have neshy
country dene for family. 7co Building Lots and
80 arms viii divided among 400 subscribers the 10th OF
September 1855 SO payable Dstalnents secures Build
irs ots or Farm few subscribers only wanted Apply
Immediately 10 CHARLES WOOD, No d8 Broadway, where
maps and pamphlets be had free
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6cusss aro farms uante1.

SCHOOL ROOM-Wanted the basement O
- room On first aeor Of HOT Il IL sOod neizhbofhood
Gated above syrg. and wes Of brnetwAy 70 DC ssed for
School 4 your Children Address SC aOOL ROOM, rrb1r
Cfhce.
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DROP. Il NJ. BROWNS SCHOOL, No. ss3

ii Broadway will reopen MONDAY, Sept. TO- TAs
School consists If thse departments ng wide range OF
studies The begins with s principles and tbs Pae
pal having rmeily Professor In one Of colleges
res the hsher classes through al the more useful and practical
parts Of college education.
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IA story brick HOUSES and LOTS situ .ted n West Stn
rear the ehsy Also the hreestcry orisk ana LOr
N.o tie four-tnry brcvnope HOUSE and LOT IN West I'd
81. the north side. Far term. and further P.'e ais apply
10 BAKER L WEEKS, No. Pine 81
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BRILLIANT scHEaE.
by J. G. pacGuIxE, Auctioneer.

TRUsTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT NEAR
the eiyBy of deed from Geo T. Massey,
The th
Decemher, te53 recorded In ibc A. 81 No.
e. oo $685. $685. 507 $685. 500 $40 the land records or
Washington in tho District OF Columbia will cell at
MIR McGues aucon at public aucton on Thusday The
27h day of Dcccmber 1855 at all that piece or pa eel OF
the Washington the District aforesaid being
Of the land whereof An,ony Honead rd seized and
en,end, Bolisel and hayhew,
John PckreH the parcel of land
Washngon and Rockville turnpike road
siseenh less
Tuylos subdivisions, beginning
side of sad turnpike road at the end
perches measured souihey from The inte
with the Rock Creek Church road 10 road
called Tayors road leading the said turnpike
tie said OF land owned by the SAID
with the said washington aud
Rockville turnpike road NORTH three degrees vest % f pches 10
the o sold 10 j. O. Lews thence at right angles with the sai
26 46 pece thence night angles with the said
parallel said line 1916 perches and
right the said aforementioned third line and
second line % i6 percbcs the line OF the
and the of beginning being The land
said Ann Brown by
shaes deed duly recorded in 1853, with the improvements
Terms balance payments
twelve, months, be secured by
premises Unless the of sale
from the day the trustees
the risk of the purchaser. All
at puTclaser's expense . ......u.a.,
ERASMUS J. MIDDLETON,
RICHARD II. CLARKE,
Trusiceo.
JAMES C. MCGUIRE,
Noy0 -o-UEd nc
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housekeeping Articies.

hOusSASCpiHH <AEtiSiSo.
II He subscriber desires pubic his
of goods which is rendered
complete in every department. cons sting in part Of
FRENCH CHINA.
band plain white dinner, dessert, and
sets large Of dinner and tea ware in de-
with and without notices
pitchers perfume boes card reeeivers with large variety Of
articles appropriate to decorate casee pao aoe' anc
'"' IRoN-sToNE CHINA.
Dinner tea also detached pieces; large
OF Edwaids's latest ssapes
GLASS WARE
American French and Bohemian dccanters
roets clae hooks, shees Maeira Burgundes
liquors. ube hgsr bowls, ceierios water bottles oa bowls
dishes, salts, pitchers, &c.
TABLE CUTLERY.
In sets Of half dozen or yone dfy pieces; also,
ivory handled only and forks, ses!s, Sc
BLOCKriN GOODS.
Such chatting dishes 10 "a inches; coffee and tea
coffes pots pots, coffee higgins, &C.
PLATED GOODS.
coffee and and forks cason,
pitchers, cake and baskets, walters &C.
JAPANNED GOODS.
WATERS trays, and in plate slop jars
tubs, cans &C.
GAS FIXTURES
From factory Cornelius Baker Philadelphia for sale
anutacturers' retail prices
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar lamps grandoIes wasr ons brushes
bod adders goods
of almost every descriptions toe.ther with
Of of utility and deemed
onsekeepcrs End decidedly my
prices They viii only lind large from
the description goods can be pnchaed in Of the east
cities
charge
Catalogues containing complete list of every kep,
sale can be had on application at the store "a, ,orp,
Nov Ii-2,aw6wf Iron al.
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Gautier's Restaurant.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the honorable and
he is prepared
nesse each, with their
Each viii have the exclusive par
dining
Having had much experience caterer and having In his
confidently he furnish
proposed In
city, and upon moderai. terms.
His ader will all times be supplied with the best provisions
this and other markets aford.
Wines liquors every description viii be furnished
in the vicinity and the undersigned
viii adopt plan he they will only
find the satisfactory but the most economical of living
n metropolis. q. GAUTiER-
Nov 3D--iw 952 Pepnryvana avenue.
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Circular.
BGEsoY oY FRENCH SPoLIATIos CLAIMS,
Washington, November ~, 1855,

BGEsoY FRENCH SPoLIATros CLAIMS,
Washington, November ~, 1885.
IN many inquiries addressed against
United States OF spoiaions committed by
French prior ratification of France
ls03vz: July 81, SDi3s of
redress deem expedicn thus
been concluded juicons voluntarily submit
they would
clans decided
years other ohecuonbu submit them
Senate)
coming
viii be provided for through a special
the Claims slaii
Congress viii that those may
made | by direct legislative act.
The these would fully and constantly
cupy OF highest justice
board right and the
Nov s.--diw CAJsTEN.
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NOTICE-I.ost miscaed, in being transmitted from
N Texas, 70 Gen. Rnsk At Washington city, warrant
1850, lG0 OF land the Commissioner
Thomas Dement, decessed father aud
Charles H. deceased OF Captain marsha company
Kentucky volunteers wa The undersgned heir nnd
OF Thomas Demeni deceased intends appy
Commissioner Of Pensions for duplicate OF sseh warrant
FRA. Is. DEMENT,.
NOVEMBER 81, 1855.
Dec i4-iaw6w*
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The pspoa upon books an ess
he % The lut.erp,ion be made IN advance,
risinni subscribers may forward money hy es he ss
q which viii be by aud all max assumed ~ olIseses ~ s
cafe transmission.
The COUNTRY fsArEg Is pisisled hi weekly during the ses
sions Of Congress, aud sent ekly during the
subscriptions for period than viii be received on
,enns propoiiorc the above annual
ny-PoSTMAsTERs authorized our agents and,
by sending us DAILY subscribers with $50 enclosed;
yyx sutscbcrs SIS enclosed, will te
uied a copy gTats
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Lambert Tree. .ir.,
ATTORNEY AND couSsELLoR- ar-LAw,

Office, No. 40 Loaaa orenus ncrt door 10 he corner of
6h street,
WILL practise in the several District OF Columbia
ineuiiug the Uniie Of claims and eiys h.
special attention business before
to the collection of claims Of every nature. y -
Nov t5-sod2ss
ENGINEERS aud MschInists, Drawing uoo1 A
~ oomp'e'e Of instruction for practical vo
'o,o, many engray,nss. London, le55-5i3 So
sometrcai Drawing. in gessive lessons; by r. Burn
london, 1893, In two paris. each GAY cent?
cal engineering aad drnwna an1 degn
so London many ergravings-Sa So = - So
rs "'N- 1851 N'"' "VV h'"suatnns-
81 so ~" o"' 'a's' p"a'"i-
sopwihs rsometcal Drawing, gopIna4 Isoe,rca
uvo; Wthsm Motel Drawings weaes ah,iccurni Fps,peer
ms nnd Mechanical Drawings Kms Inventive Drawing Ro.
IONS urswns from oects Pynes pfasns Tor srch
sw,' oa shadows Wrne's Msrpag and Engineering
ngi Hssrt eaurrs
drosrapouss oxanan plans 81 e csr,es a. ,ee ., AZ
hmsrle,n--on The same class Of subjects.
SNN FRANCK TAYLOR.
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rIENsUs OF 1850, large quarto volume, bomnd In
hall Russia, for sae, few copies ouly, at 81 So
sep5 FRANCK TAYLOR
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ton OF the same and that il lie referred TO the Committee
on Military A fairs which was agreed TO.
Ailer brief executive session. the Senate ad ourncd.
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Gaaticr'a Compound Herb Drops, ror Coughs,
Colds, &c,

Colds, &c,
HIS relief of coughs colds hoarse
&c, meeting with large and ayncreasing SALE
These drops Ingredients, principally
Of herb which ecacous The of dis
resulting from colds They originally prepared the
suggestion OF of hyicians and IL is with
pleasure proprietor that he authorized
refer the medical faculty Washington, Of whom have
been Consulted this prepa and OF its
None genuine unless bought from the manufactured the follow
Ing agents: JAMES II. STONE,
Corner Of Seventh and l. streets.
JOHN Il. BATES,
Navy Yard
r. s. T. Cis5EL,
Georgetown
HENRY COOK CO.,
Alexandria, Virginia
C. GAUTlER,
Nov ef-eo3 a5a Penn. avenue.
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TREATISE ON ENGLISH PUNCTUATION.

Designed printers OF the
aud for the Of chool academies With
dix containing rules capitals st OF Authorizations
preparing copy reading specimens Of proof
Sheets Fifth edition. BY John WILSON, i6mo Price Sl.
exceedingly valuable book copy should be
directly Indirectly interested
large subject Of which who have Important
documents, well who
It's title full exposition Of its and reader of
will surprised by knowl
edge which lis peusal will Chrtsan Examiner.
CROSBY, NiCHOL5, h Co,
I2--2aw3W III Washington
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MAsAssRs1 oFucE,
Baltimore, December !, 1855.
rHE of the Maryland will their snon
10 She hins Of orders and certificates, and would
respectfully call public following tn
nant rcbsmss 90 be draws ia December.
Al tickets certificates of packages o. ueket IN the lotteries
authorized by the ihog
ture Of r. K BRARAN General Agent for the contfseion
srLgEpID soHEaE.
$4,000 capital.
90 prizes OF SS,0O Tickets only sig
BRILLIANT asp aAesIyIoEsr soaENE
Nearly ticket .2o prizes =.
i,l4o three number pnzCs
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Marble work-Marbie work-For sale

HE hand OF American and Italian
4 MARBLE MONUMENTS, of beautiful design and highly
od Workmanship which he invites the attention of The public
other kind Of marble work.
advantage him call TIE marble aud
quality will be sold
lar 10 Obtained at the North.
Also, hand, large stock of hishyi MARBLE MAN
TELS, which viii be sold reduced prices
ALEXANDER RUTHERFORD.
Marble and Brown Yard door from I3k street,
National Theatre.
o9m
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Misses Rockers English and French Board
ing and Day school for Young Ladies, AGA Il
Street. between 9th and 7th streets.

'IS institution has years;
heahtulnes, beauty
OF play grounds the The
all the branches usually taught the
sen,inaries.
Madame Dorman wei This accomplished
successful of French resides family
pupils facilities language.
containing may be had
appicaion TO the principals at the bookstores.
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Two Books OF the greatest value tn men OF every
business and profession
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EEORGE WOODS NEW .oUk.-Modsn Pilgrims,
u showing the improvements travel aud the newest uehod Of
reaching Celestial CITY by George Wood author Of "Petsr
Scbelmbi IN hmeIica.n volumes. Price 81 IS
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