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Delaware State reporter., 1856-06-27
IRON AND STEEL.
SAVING FUND
OF THE
U. S. Insurance, Annuity and Trust %
s. +. CORNER THIRD AND CHESTNUT srs.,

u, S. Insurance, ANNUITY anu 1fu5C %,
5. +. CORNER THIRD AND CHESTNUT srs.,
PHlIADELPiIiA.
CAPITAL. $3.50 900. - Money is received
" on deposit daily. The amount deposited
Is entered in a Deposit Book and given to the
Depositor, or, preferred, certificate Will be
given.
An sums, large and small are received, and
the amount paid back on demand without no
tice.
Interest is paid at the rate Of fire PEI. cenf.,
commencing from the dry deposit. and ceas-
ing fourteen days previous to the Withdrawal Of
thC money.
On the first day Of JanHary,i in each year. the
interest of each deposit is p,id to the depoSltor,
or added to the principal, as he may prefer.
The Company have now upwards Of 3,2oo
dcpoSitors III the City IF Philadelphia alone.
ANY additional information will be given by
addressing thu Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
S.R. Crlwfnrd, Pres't. William VI. Goodwin,
L. .Toh4son, v. Pres't, Paul B. Goddard,
A. w. Thompson, George Mellenry,
Rni W. Tinrley James DevereuX,
Jacob I. Flarlnce, Gn-tavlls English,
Secretary and Tire lsnrer, PLlN4 FISK.
Teller and Interpreter
ssp1.lyF ]. G. OEIILSCIiI.AGER.
Delaware State reporter., 1856-06-27
The Elections

I'm WILMINGTON and PnlLApELPHIA, are
a over. and the excitement consequent upon
the re sult. has been unusually great Not great
er however, th,n that caused by the arrival of
M'DOWELL'S NEW GOODS,
Comprising probably the largest and best Sc.
lccted stock ever before offered in this town.
An examination is all that is necessary TO be
convinced of this fact. To attempt to emu
merate ALL thtt he has in store, would occupy
too much time uld space The subscriber
therefore contents himself BY publishing to
the Norll thit among not less than ten thou
sand other necessary articles, he has the fol
lowing:
SUMMER HATS.
Plnama Leghorn. Canada Straw, and Palm
Leaf Hats. Call and examine them.
PEIDY-MdDE CLOTHING.
A large lot Of superior ReadyMade Clothing
suitable for spring and summer, for sale cheap.
Dress Goods.
4 beautiful assortment Of Dress Goods, such
as silks. Challies, and Blreges, Of every de-
sirablu pattern. Also. Cllcoes, Linens, Mus
Tins. Flmncls. Cloths, Cussimeres, etc, in great
variety to which particular arattention is invited
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
primo 1T "f No. 8 Mackere; IIsrrjnygs
etc. in Abundance. Ground Alnm salts.
Alum Salt for Ice Cream AaEers.
! ~ A fresh lot Of Garden Seeds on hand.
JOHN MCDOWELL.
niyot If Dover, Del.
Delaware State reporter., 1856-06-27
BUSINESS CARDS.
TRUsTEN L. DAVIS,

NOTARY PUBLIC AND JUSTICE OF
~ TIE PEACE, Dover, Del, would re-
specially inform the public that he has re-
moved his office from Main Street, to the room
occupied by, and known as the Sheriff's office,
ne II the State House, where he will be pleased
to attend to all business in his line entrusted
to his care nov20-1ys
Delaware State reporter., 1856-06-27
PAINTS, GLASS ann ruTTY.

A S.this is the season for Painting and reno
N waiting dwellings, etc, i would call atten-
tion to my large stock of Paints, Oils, etc.,
which will sell as cheap as the cheapest.
Glass of all sizes, from by 9, to 80 by 40.
Also, Putty constantly on hand.
Glass cut to any Lattern free of charge.
Persons ordering Glass by the box, will be
supplied at factory prices at the store Of
DAVID F. BURTON,
mr21. .em Dover, Del
Delaware State reporter., 1856-06-27

rE1HREE THOUSAND MATCHES for 25
d cts, or l4.400 for S1.00! $50
These Matches are Barker's Square Tele-
graph Matches, and are BY far the best In the
market. They como picked in boxes contain
ing 100 matches; 36 Of which boxes are con-
tnined in a neat pnpcr box. We have also per
fiIned and Wax Matches. Tapers, Match Boxes,
etc. J4COWGILL < SON,
DealeE in Fancy Goods at the Sign OF the
large Plane and Saws, Dover. my23-tf
Delaware State reporter., 1856-06-27

yUST RECEIVED, per Steamer Africa. from
- Europe, some entirely new styles OF DRESS
TRIMMINGS and a asmall lot of Moire Antique
Mantlllas, the newest Paris styles, and lew
more of those beautiful Robe Lawn Dresses
ut ANDEhSON,o bALAAn'
my30-tf camden, Del.
Delaware State reporter., 1856-06-27
SPRING s. SUMMER GOODS.

HHAlNO " CO 4hNI111C NOCDh1'
rEylIE subscriber has just received from Phia- /
Il delphia.. NEW IND SPLENDID rs
SORTMENT Of
NEW GOODS!
Consis Ing in part as follows;
Ladies' Black SILKS coil aoiled9 from G2a cts.
TO 81 % Fancy Striped Silks, so, % cts. and
81 .0N.
Blrege dc LANES ofall tylcs and colors, from
10 10 = cents.
Chall de l4aines. Of all colors, from ~ 70 w.
Lawns from !, 10, IL, and 25 cents
Dress Ginghllns. Of the latest style, 10 to 90
White and Red Flanaels, all wool, l2aa, 70,
and 81 ! cents.
:. Kid Gloves. 37a to IS cts.
:. and Misses MoLlir MittS, 20 to 3d..
:. White Dress Goodf such as Null,
Swiss and India Book Muslins, from 20 to =.
cents, and Plaids and Striped Muslins from lU
to 25 cents.
A fill assortment Of Ladies' Collars, Under
sssyss aq} S " S@ eanf: III LIS 5P Sd 2o
Embroiderics and Trimmings, Of all kinds;
Ribbons, from to 20 cts.
Merrimack Calicoes, from 10 to l22; also,
CalicoGs, from 10 10.
A SPLENDID assortmont Of Muslins, Bleached
and Brown, 81 TO l2a.
Goods for Men and Boys wear,
Cloths. Cassmeres, Yestings, Hats and Gaps
at all prices. ..
Misses 25, ST. and 50.
Also, an extensive assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Such as Goats, Pants, Vests and Shirts, at city
= Carpets, Oil Cloth and stair Carpets, in great
0rnSsEpTEG
A large and fresh supply Of Groceries.
Coffee, from 12i to l6; Sugars, 8, 10 ant
l25; Teas, Black and Young Tyson, 90 to 70
Hams, Sides and Shoulders.
A large stock of China, Glass and queens
ware Dinner, Dessert and Tea Sets.
Window Blinds and Shades, at reasonabl
: prices Hardware, Cutlery, Saddles, Brides
and q full supply of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Such as Plows, Harrows, Hoes, Rakes, Shoveli
, and Forks. -i
These goods have all been selected with care
and will be sold at city prices for cash or coun
try produce. An examination Of stock by hl
friends and the public generally--and the ladie
> in PARTICULARS respectfully solicited. Pleas
call before you buy elsewhere.
R. @. WALKER,
ny2-sm Main Street, Dover, Del.
Delaware State reporter., 1856-06-27

rEypE subscriber has Just received from Phla-
4 delphia. i NEW IND SPLENDID rs
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Professional Notices.
EFTICACIOuS CURE Tor CORNS, Bun,

EFFTCACIOUS CURE for CORNS, BUNIONS
the feet By and peculiar method without CD
tips or without causing the slightest pain
Mona LEVI Of No 20 BIS Rue De kivoii, Para end Ne
coIduit-.t Resenf London, Surgeon ChirOrodst 70 -
Tu,ror OF France ami the Royal Family Of England. hsy
hen all, invited Nswi0rk 10 stterd some sngahs<
6l. intends remaining here. and may Be consulted dsy
SUNDAY. excepted bis Office from 10 70 oeock 81 Me-
ilth-st. between S,h and eth-evs ,,>..,,,s
From his Ip>ral Majesty Napoleon ILL., Emperoc fsss
Je eerte cue ~ LEVI eneve les sorps syee a1s essss
Prom his Grace the presen Duke o. Cleveiand
Ieertify tia, Mr. LkNI has enfrely cured my corns
CLEVELAND No 81 81 James square, Londoa
From he Most Rev the Lori Arrhbishop Of Arns
certify that Mr. LEVI extracted the eofos ~hss vse
NY feet without giving me an JOHN IaS @. ARMAGH.
1873 No - chsres-st, Sc James square, Loaasa-
F,c.n The Most Noble. the Marquis Of Jansdowne
Mr. n LEVI extracted for n priee facility sat
49, ST.. a. ' LANSDOWNE
No 81 BeFkley -squars, London
yo,r Rol.r, Ferrussn esq NJ D. Physician IA Ordinary
her Majesty OF Great Britain
NJ, IEyIhss most kfully extracted two eorns from ny
Net' WITHOUT giving INC VIC ROBERT FERGUSON. MD.
No Queea-st- Msy Fair. London, March 5, lsSs
From n. J. Feltus esq.
Unsolicited by Mr. Lew beg leave 10 testify 10 his s'cc
f sk in perfectly removed large ounion o. ons sums
ing without causing any pain IL } fELIOs,
In addition 70 the above authenticated testimonials, msV
hands oxe in his possession anons which several ou
e of the hhsst rsnkl be BY favonS him WITH
Fall at his Office No 81 lst between Sch AMI othss New
n B-No profe ssionsl connection with any person
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ORR &ooos.

EDUCTION EXTRAOR ORDINARY.
II TIL SACRIFICE COMPLETE.
REMsEs s DINGEE,
No. % ssa eS sixfh-srenus F0aTteeats-srrst,
As LAST RFsORT
10 CLOSE THE CONCERN.
WIZ oser fer fs~ day.
Ri B-oche shssis worth 80 a. so.
Rich stels shswls worth sl2, 81 -
R.sb Wool shswl, worth %. at a.
Picb P'si siiks worth Al %. ste-
R.cb Baes Sdks. Gro De Rhine
worth al : snd 81 81. ct sad6
Reh French MerisOes worth ~ 5osie-
Pure Irss Ltuens worth So. snd 7t- 81 Slr
Marseilis. Quilt. worth IS $; 81
Hesvy Linen sheetiDEs. 10 BY wide
worth DC reduced % ) s and g..
Fine Linen PllOw Gazing
worth SOC per yard, reduced 70 81.
DOMESTIC COTTONs, FLANNELs. BLANKETS,
and other
HOUsEKEEPERS' GOODS
In gres, variety
REDUCED TO THE sAMH STANDARD.
Never Ia tie HIs1okY OF sny similar
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
has there such reckless AID ndscraste sserce asde
10 dspose Of soois the present
sd others vii make note Of H. and call 81
hEMoIN DINuhH'
BROWN STONE STORE.
No. 204 and &c sth 81.
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Hudafial.

ALBERT II. NICOLAf. Auctioneef ~, ses.
n THl, DAY Hsrh J, nc ~ oeieoh a. Hh7 's''"''''
~ a,,se Tor e,eount Of wh1m u msy concern . 49,.
a. oco n, Cr0s.e aad Miwsukee RAiroaa '' "'tsAss
Bords. Al o.0 -. po,a. Al ~
IS ao Psnsn,s Railroad IA is-sl per cent bena'' ~
az 20 Sorthfr Insi.us lGphes BrtEehl lesA'"s" " ~
Ease Bohds. ~ 900. -. nj.
sso0o Hudson River RAlro,d lst hortxass bos'n A..
slO GO N.~r-YOrk sDd Harlem Railroad ~ VT No.
= go Hartford City PER cent Bonds rltc1 ara
:. .b.re, AlusuEee and hssissiPps Raiirosa si~y
20 shsres Ent,rpriae Fire Insurance Compasy. -
30 .l.re. Gle, efari ard fif-sburgh Railroad -
20 .bar-- RufEsrs Fire Irsuranee Company -"
IS .lAye~ Ohio Diamond Cosl Company, - s,no
Ia bsrs. Tinted States Nal steamship Company IA
10 shares K.daer. Nev.York Gss Regulaior Company W.
q shares Trsdesrns8s Bank. 80
- shares IrAdesuins Bank tccrpJ -
s. shsre= Nss-ag Bank. -fH.
IS shar-s Past River Bank, SO -. 49,. -
far@ ocirck q The accrued interest," VI - 40 49,
viii b. CHARGED 70 the prrrhster 80.
Mex regular $50 ~ ALBERT X. NIcoLAG,
Aur,icneer and Banker. No. broaiT-
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Albert Il. SicoLAY. Aactioneer
On and oth.ays Goth ed 18th and -6th -sts

ALbkRT q. NfCOLhf, Alctlolrrf
SD and 9th-avs. S0th, cd, -5th and S6th-sts-
= ALBERT Il NICOLAY Will sri without re-erye the
hi-hes bea=r OF WEDNESDAY March s. Il o'clock.
Merchants EIchsuEe the large s ylusbe L OF tss north
east corer OF s5thst inches font and
BY ioo deep The will Dc made without serrsn
q ofs frIne purchaser hs s cope led with The
terms Of sac ass can remain on bOri and tcT
We fror. Ap is Also lot each sjh 81 and ssh 81
running hrou II from street 70 street between 4h AID 5tay
40 fourstory Brick Houses ts south side q West y NJ
40. Lot the south snd q StEs and
Also Lots 5dst. sijcsuins the shove Also
Of axh-s IT'S u lstsv
-xl2 inches 40 Lot. he ou.a aide OF 18th
. Is f-ef q lsr-sy., 2jNlo2 feet 2inche-.
Terms OF al Eberal sad ute inHspsbs Per and
f,u psrficlLrs spply
ALBERT Il. sICOLAY An<ssoaee.. No. Brosi-st
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H WILSON, Auctoneer.
N1AGNIEICENT snd costly HOUSEHOLD

WI FURNITURE.-Hesyy Frsrch plste pier and mantle
Mirrors Piano Forte marble Vases Bron.es, velvet
Sc 81 the fvestory house No - est lihst H. WILSON
.uctoueer will sell tt ESDAh the ih day ot March =,
o'clock precisely the entire elegant Furniture OF The above
hoUse OF which made 20 order for the owners use
respect OF sh aud Of superior orSanp
PARLCRs -Maguhcent rosewood ParlOE suites, ~ rch
Preach Satin with solid rosewood frames, made by Iosni
Co Pers superior IOctaye rosewood Forte pear
richly laid the hulsb were
sssed eod God Center and Pier Tables large
rosewood Secretary Bookcase cost S5o Reception Chairs m
ssiin large Easy Chairs splendid French plate
Pier Gas. with sab and brackets reh 2day bronze and
uolu Clock costly marble Vases three feet high eabaser
Flower splendid brOuHes Cupds Satuettes hn2hts
Shepheri AID SheTheries Groups flight Csnde sofs mag
ufceut Girandoes together with the busts OF ne following
Rs 81 and Napier ch bocsele ard lace Window Curtains
shade. velvet Carpets ELEGANTLY carved rOseSood Es-ere
with rs Oil Painting o. -rest Gent and ~
hiSl cost three elegant O. Chandeliers
Maguifcent tolic oak Extension Table cost
Oak CLsr in Plush richly cared OAK cieb0ard cost
$40; OAK serrrtarye made 10 match Throughout Elegant
band Dinner Set 900 pieces cost Is ruby and Gut
s-s rch Silver Ware, Casters Tea SerVlce, sr sa
yer Fruit stsnds aid Baskets Cofee Urs Kettles. NAPKIN
Kua. So,ns Forks Ladies; Liquor stand cost So Butter
Kuye- SuEar Tome AZ. best Of Ivory Cutlery. Tum0eTs
Gohlrts. Wines. Dec snieTs, &c.
CHAMBERS AND NCRsERY-Cosily rosewood and mshosany
Sofas Louuges Couch Beds Bedseads Bureaus s,h'aud.
Con uode Rosewood suites m hair 10th rosewood Panof ore
made bv H. Barmore So2j Chairs Roc ers ELEGANT
Pier and Msnte Mirrors thirty pure hair Mnfess 6est
Feather Beds Bu.sfrrs and Pillows Cogute iad
Che.s Table bby Hos three painted Bedroom suites com
re,e Ingram CerJe's OlcloG rosewood Han stand silver
ated stair Rods Work Table Coks together with the entire
Ga Fixture throughout Also large and general assortment
Of basement and Kitchen Utensils. Refrigerator sto' IS, &c
q this house ward ~ SlbVV aui Is
worthy especial attention Ci 81 those shout etuushns
ash deposit will b. required Of al purchasers ana every AZ
vii te delivered h- dsy Of sale Tbs ith " stages pass
the house.
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r. L. DELISsER, AuctiOneer.
NV EANIII nEI ISsER & Co

R. L. DELIsssR, Auctioneer.
RY LEAvITT, DELISSER & Co., No. 81
- and SIP Broadway Of Nhtest-Fot the sale Of
BOOKS STATIONERY, PAPER. PAINTINGS. FANCY
GOODS. WORKS Of ART, ri RNITURE, and Mike HAN
TUESDAY, March t.
ecOo VOLUMES valuable Library OF STANDARD Theo'o
go Nedsi and BOrap hcA Books-smons them some very
rare Old editions al worthy the attention Of
teuen desire valuable additions Their brAre
collection Of Autographs OF distinguished states
AID ohe-smo1g them those of James Monroe Joan C.
Calhoun Richard Rush Aaron Burr. and orhenl
The Trade others respectfully invited 10 examine the
Books which open Tor examination Catalogues ready
for distribution.
10 March sale 81 s. ocock and con
tirue every afternoon Until sold ..,,,.,,,,,
BOOKS, STEREOTYPE PLATES and STArl ONERf.
The Second Regular Trade Sale OF the ookPubsheFs As
ISOLATION vii THURSDAY, 20th OF March with
large AID attractive Catalogue Of Books be followed BY the
largest IA voices OF -
STEREOTYPE PLATES
ever offered trade sale. consisting Of 20 sets o.
Plates OF good valuable and STANDARD NoTk-amonz them
Johso aselas Sws Tale NJ Tub. The sorrows Of Wer
Ter Blo fields Poems Lives of Madison aud Monroe School
GRAMS Red Men Forest the Works Of Oliver Goldsmith
xapder Pore Percy Bysshe Shelley. : L COlerd-e, VII
Ian CoN1er Byrou Don Jusn shakesPeares Works, with
Life ard Poems in rocket yolao ILLUSTRATIONS on Steel
There French Revoinon, vols Paysons Memoirs snd >e
mon. vols CaIlyes Lite Of Schiller Mieheus Roman
Republic, &C.
he inyce, Of STATIONERY heavy and attractive ami
Wholesale buyers VII have opportunity Of purohsn; IN
large qusuttes
Catalogues are now ready distribution sndcsn be obtained
J. B. Lipp1coit Co. and J. b Smith Co. Philadelphia
". MiDfe Lucas Brothers Baltimore Moore. Isaeh
Keys Co. Cnoisna J. B. Steel New Orleans and Of our
sel1es-vhich viii be iors sEded to the Trade prepaid
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b A CHILIos, Auctioleer.
YUNRTSTFFiS SALE of PEARL STREET

d =
T'RUsTEE'S SALE of PEARL STREET
i HOUSE and LOT The T~o.tory and Attr Brick House
aid Lot No 40 Pes. between Madison AID Oak St. oPPo
site Naniewarer--.. Anction.-COLE 4 Chiffon VIII
~ Auction o. THURSDAY March 18th 1856 a. II o'clock
Merchants III under the dire OF The under
,.g-ed T~ostory sttic BRICK HOT 81 I'D LOT No
Pes-s tie no-theasery slde. Lot > feet front AID
the side AID deep the otber
TIE BO~ery eEteDsi0r terminating tas property <
valuable for business purposes For further
tculars Sc cal the AuctonseIs CoLE CHToA,
NJ. - NassaL-t-. neSE Liberty.
(ss5) BAUsAN LOWE. Trzses.
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A. 81 agRwIs. Aacu0aeer.
PY BANGS, BROTHER s. Co.-Trsde-Sae

~ Rooms, NO. 10 faf-rov
TUESDAY March "a, ls3.
THE NEXT REGULAR TRADE-sALE OF BOOka
STEREOTYPE PLATES. STATIONERY, Sc, vii BE- com
eneed the above date The invoices tn @ received prom
- attractive catalogue which will he isssed az esry day
ConsEnments respectfully solicited. Parlca Of ~he
should be furnished for the catalogue Immediately ~
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY sai THURSDAY AfIEH
MOONS,
March g. and s. commencing az O'Clock
EXCEEDINGLY VALUABLE LAW LIBRARY-Beils
private collection OF the late H. : DODGE ESQ de-
Ceased comprising complete sets OF Common Law and Cosn
eery Reports United ard State Laws, Dges Common
ares Indices Trea.e. English Reports and great variety
choice and English Law publications forming one o. tbs
largest and mos, desirable Libraries rhst bss beer
offered embracing many vausde books that u would nov be
difficult 10 obtain. Cstelogee are now really.
SIXTY THIRD NEM-lOKk TRADE SALE
will commence on TUESDAY 18Th March with the sale OF
Books. which will occupy siN days. -
After tie BoCk sale the cry Papers Bsuk Books
&c vii b. sold commencing II EsDAl. . March, and
continuing until completed
The Of Stereotype Plates Eusrsyed steel aud copper
Pistes will he held OF SATURDAY. ii March.
Pucl will find that the Catalogue embraces suOsAna
rendering the sale worthy Of the attendance OF al
classes uyers small well large there being restric
the Of lots; aud there sso restriction 80
the quantities hO-e announced IN the Css
iogue. they may rely upon obtaining their full supplies
The Catalogue ia now ready.
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E'ARTHENWARE anA CHIHA-l00 crates
Ia 7. 2 Bootes White Grsri.e. sai 50 hhdA = brcSe-
~oes cSos Cha FOR .a-s in The orEs5A Ps ages By
BURGESS, DALE GODDARD.
As-z,s for the N.oatsctVrscs M - Pssr q
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3nsid Rnbber GOODS.

INDIA-RUBBER GLOVES and MuTTENS-
GoSer tOF sseepns Of coarss &C. o. stesInen Mt
tefs ekPey for wocsas hesSy Gloves sad Mens
for Srkers N sd &c For sle Ell Rubber Sores and ~
u: GOOOLtAA 0LOit %. Ne " loaast p siaIfs
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ITCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE

"A STOCK Of HARDWARE - Catalogues o. the iaTEe
Hardware stock Of PRATT LAWsISG, 70 b sod a. An.
tion by J z VAN ANTWERP OF WEDNESDAY. hsrcl s.
order Assumes No III Fultcnst now 7eady -
tie Store O. No si6 Pearist
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- HALL WEST MFDFORD, M1sN-lns;ructiOn vii b
sven all the branches Of polite Educato1 while ptoaesene.
vii inducing love for Science and Ars and D.
lnstns the hisher motive Of being sseal thereby also ~
The erpectson Of from the Teacher Pnzss VII -
Gven In each department
Young Ladies Be received into the residence 81 ne
Principal and have the Of superior Piano OrEsn oqt
and Harp with yalusbe Library q STANDARD BOTS rhe5e
ao the Frei eh LANGUAGE spoken by Dstive Par1ssn
mental power greatly dependent upon phy-ea sne.y
the pupils will be required 10 tsks dsiy exercise slne
walking Eymnastc recreation bowling stnety piVse
back rdins swimming according 20 the season eh1 ,ns
wishes OF parents under the vs'ehcsre Of resPonsos ps
Four welltrsined ponies belonE 20 the SEMINARY: II,
Couversafon sShoohours between the pnl 70 Dc
svsly in French Lectures VIII De Ei7en 90 'slous
Monthly Readings. &C., BY the pupils 20 ~a'on me
Invited -. -. IA. g., p.s.,, u
h oasl hee NAV be come parents who prefer % send ther
daughters from the ctys SUBURBAN oenoo4 ooMOi-s AZ
ysutases Of both city s1d country .
Poy5- si psr scholars VII receive the kindes care az
ATTENTION from tbe Principal and attend church win os
OF SIX deoc limitations q we SgissS q
Hen G. Winthrop Boston. Hon. Abbo t.wrsrre nos'9o-
Hon Fdv,d Everett Boston. Rev Hubbard W islo~ l.
Rey C. Brooks West Medfd. Rev. w Hague D. u Aiosny
REV John Psrpont do Rev r II Nesle, ID; d Boston
3 GsDdf1er A. NJ Pnn. Bos Hon. Sam Houston, Texas
ton Latin SCI OIL 49, r,,,
Tar MYsrIc HALL School WEST AEproEo-We wouis
~ the sra attention and guardians the 1ounf
Isdie boarding and Day School kept ST Mystc Hal IVES.
and the wide range Of studies taught The location of the
School admirable; the ball Is large and elegant the gy
ssju facilities physical exercise Of the most
eur-oyed deserpor e studio IL completed for the use OF
tie scholars who take lessons In painting and the whole s
continents OF the School style Of elegance and com
peteness unrivaed believe, this country We coD
mend 1t TO attention aud patronage Of our readers
I'D. Boston Transcript, Sept H.
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CELECT BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS
- two miles north Of Niddetown, c. $780,,

GJ0 BOOK KEEPING, WRITING,
~ III. ARITHMETIC DOLBEAR, No ses Brosd.
NV commence, biz SPRING TERM THIS DAY. Early
applicants private seats Of only 10 Tor
Courte Double EnIy m them for any business Laaes
NAV have cheap and private lessons
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method highly spoken Of By ell b. ps lsde. ana sep
tleneu Those wbo 81 Learn the FRENCH LAsSU AGE
without sny Of tine and money will be dissppoiotei
in vie ting This gentleman a. No. Al Broadway
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Sales bp Au1ticH.
RpssELL " WEsTcorT Ancti0ueer. 1900,
-CIION SALE ofMAGNIEICENT HOUSE

RUssTLL " WEs1coTTI Anftlone-L ,,r.r,
UCTIOS SALE ofMAGNlElCENI hOOoL-
"A HOLD FURNITURE. the residence No ~ .ists'-I
X w WFsTCOTT Wii sell on TUESDAY. hafch ' 81 ~
oeork the srEest and most elcrani as-ortnent o. hf'
HOTrsTUOlD FURNITURE Cfered = suction - season.
The hoae@ bs- been recently fuTnhed, snt feete w,
eserv e@espoefhe whole Of whed j. 20 b rremrory SOL
., The highest bidder and derO.if required q prcasers
insure pruP' dl,ey Of the s0ods which mus BE-
Immediately. -, - t-,.ss
PsnOor.e Aruire Auburn and Fevs CARPETS. arke ana
Msrtei snd Mirrors tDrr n.rnnce1t sues OK
RosWoed Psror Furniture brocsds tsetry ana
velvet al OF the most elegant description. with sp covers
,ree carved Rosewood Erssere French NJ fonn
Bcsie AID LAee Curtains Bronze Satua-y splendid GhAn
deers AID Ca F1iuies. etc. with a. tie uiAE sIi Noe
vooa Cbsnb-r and Dnn Furniture eezaat EXensoH
Table Dining Set Of 90 pieces Culinary Depsrrent eie
Cat..c-ue car b obtained Of AMBROSE STEN Ems Co.
No So Broadway. NO pos:poue1ent 90 as Account fO'
ILL.,. .--.-s. ln,r-. EInre-a anl EerAa.
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AMOllkT WASfttNUiV&N NVt4t4ftflAi r. IN
M STfTtrrF No sfs 4hst Nsshiuztoa squsre corner
II Ss,5sezasL CLARKE 4 FANNiN0, PtsaeipsS
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"A TATE N the best par e Broctlyn-B HOUSES .nd
LOTS situate in Front Cod May. Atlanta fleet 'ad
Carroll and On Fulton Myrtle and LasysttesT, 70 b
sold 5. tie Merchant Exchange the eth Of Asroh ~
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, AGetiouee-
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Il Tvv hr.tclsss Houses In Stbst, near Stbsv.,
Two Eneish- basement Houses on 22d-st near 9thaV,
One bandsons House on a6th-st, near Sthav ,
One handsome house nth a., gh-av viii be sold
cheap TO close estate.
yery nesi and convenient House Ssths shsv,
TIVE iohev occupied as grocery stores Will Dc
Eppyos J. " WILLIAMS & SON.
Real Estate ard General Auctioneers,
sd 8thav. and No IS Wallet.
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