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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-03-02
MODERN INVENTIONS.

: We know of no invention of modem times that de-
serves is destined 10 occupy higher niche In the
temple Of fame than the discovery invention Of the
Vegetable Epeptic Pills for curing Epilepsy, Fall.
ing Fits, Spasms, Cramps, and all the various nodif
cations Of Nervous Diseases. Dr. SETH y. HAsGE, Of
l0s Baltimore street. Baltimore, Md the inventor, is
certainly entitled 10 the best wishes Of all the benevo
lent portion Of mankind who experience pleasure by
the alienation Of human suffering. When DR.. Hance
first prepared these Pills. he intended them solely for
Fits, Cramps and spasis, but subsequent experience
satisfactorily proved 10 him, that In addition to their
remarkable sentative properties in this class Of diseases.
they exered perfect control the whole nervous
system. He was then induced TO Try them In cases Of
Neuralgia Tic-Doloreux Nervous Headache Palpita-
ton Of the Heart Inspen Paralysis, Hyseria, Muscu.
lar debility and host Of minor diseases, sprngng from
lack Of nervous energy, in all Of which his aniicipa.
tions were crowned with the most sangune success.
Persons at distance by writing and sending remit
lance to DR.. Hsnce, can have the medicine forwarded
by mail to their post Office address, he paying the post.
age. The prices are Tor single box 3d. two boxes IS,
or s24 per dozen. We have given his address above
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Listen to us a Moment.

A IL Persons indebted 10 Hayes a Fsuesii BY 10.
- count are requested 70 come forward aud settle
either W cash o. note. We sfs very much in need a
inouey 10 meet ouf liabilities.
We tender our hlnk4 70 our friends and patrons cor
the encouraging custom We have hitherto received and
We trust il msy increase IN The future.
HAYES & FATcETT.
December J0 Ia
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% ANAWAI from the subscribers about the 18th Of
II Ociolef iist negro man, DEM who Is about
i've feet ten inches high, and wouM weigh about los
OF I10 pounds. lie fsssd BY ,hr late Daniel Tur.
RENTING, deceased and since the death Of said Tuaen.
tine has tren owned w John A. Cole. and we think
lie i lurking about Coles and III The nrighbofhooI
where he vas raised We vii give the above sum
Of City dollars Tor 81. apprehension OF eohfncmenI
10 the jill at Marlborough, Of - se can get him.
MORRIS & LATTA.
Jan. IL. 7s-
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TO CONTRACTORS.

TO CONTRACTORS.
1ROPOS al. will be received until Saturday, March
10Th. for the erection Of barracks for the
marlborough Military Academy.
The building will be of brick 2l4 feet long and three
stories high. The plans and specifications may b,
seen at the office Of the Architect, JOHN A. KAY,
Esq, Columbia ). Co. or, during the afternoon, at the
residence Of the Superintendent Of the Academy Col
g. G. TEW Hillsborough, 10 whom all communica.
tons viii he addressed.
The Superintendent does not bind himself to accept
he lowest or any estimate.
February %, 1859. 70
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-03-02

DIR. J. G. AVER, the worlj.renowncd Chemist Of
New England, is now stopping at The Burnet house in
this CITY, He has been making tour Of the Western
States with his scientific associates 10 investigate their
remedial productions or such he make remedial
We notice he has been received with marked distinction
by our leading citizens Of the West and reoiced 10
find they have shown proper estimate Of the who
has perhaps done for the relief Of human ills than
any other American. Daily journal, Cincinnati, o.
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The Washington States continues TO ex-
pose the shortcomings Of the present Demo-
cratic Administration as follows:
The people were induced to anticipate
a return to the simplicity and purity Of ear
lier days;--neyer did corruption exhibit
such rank luxuriance OF growth in every de-
psrtment Of the public service. They were
promised reform,--they have an aggrayation
OF abuse. They expected retrenchment.-
they are insulted by proposals for the most
absurd and mischievous appropriations. Mil
lions have been expended for the suppress
sion Of Mormonism, and the abomination
fiourishes with undiminished yigor and a
more audacious ambition"
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N O TICE

HAVING decided on removing to the county of
- Buncombe, offer for sale the place where now
reside, near Hsbo,ough. There are fifteen acres of
land dwelling house, Office an -house and all
the necessary oul.buildngs for the convenience of
amy JOHN L. BAILEY.
February Is. 7S--4w
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L AW SCHOOL.

IsHE undersigned propose to open Law School in
L Buncombe county, on the North Fork of the Swan
nanoa, on the first OF March next.
For information as to tuition board, &c. address
WILLIAM H. BAILEY,
JOHN l.. BAILEY.
February Is. 7s--4w
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TO MULE RAISERS.

TNHE subscribers, after much trouble and expense
have succeeded in procuring one Of the largest and
finest JACKS ever imported into this country.
BASHAW will stand the ensuing season, commence
ing the LIST Of March, the stables Of j. b. Leslhers
and will render service the low price Of ten dollars
insure. aud fifty cents to the groom in all cases.
DESCRlPTI0N.-Basha was imported direct from
Malta. in spain will be five years old next August;
is full fourteen and half hands high Of fine form and
action, with rich black silky coat Of hair. II Is only
necessary for judges Of such clock him 10 be con-
WINGED that he is Of the purest blood.
]. b. LEATHERS.
J. w. LATTA.
South Lowell, Feb. 20, 1859. 7s-lsJy
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Cars SLEEprso wTH CHILpRgs.--A small
girl, Z or 8 or years old. on the night Of 9Th
January came very near losing her life by a
cat. Her mother heard strange noise which
awakened her; she FASTENED TO the bed where
the child was lying. and found the cat with
her mouth close TO the child's mouth. At
first they took the child to be dead, but they
soon perceived il seemed TO catch for breath
occasionally.
After two or three hours she was restored
to Consciousness. but has been very stupid
and unweIl since. Parents should beware
how they trust their cats to sleep with their
children. Galsburg Democrat
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CAuoHr ~ ms 0wS TRAP.-The 0cono-
mowoe Free Press relates remarkable oc-
eurrence which took place in Erin, Wash
ington county. Wisconsin. on the night of the
ist Of February. and the particulars Of which
are derived from reliable source. The town
treasurer had collected most Of the taxes, and
had the money in the house. 10 the after.
noon be told bis wife he was going to dis
lant part Of the county and would not be back
ill the next day. That evening a pedlar
we'll known 10 the neighborhood. and who
had been in the habit. when in that place, Of
stopping at the treasurer's house, came along,
and as usual put up his team and retired to
bed. In the night three men, disguised, en-
tered the house, and two Of them seized the
woman and threatened 10 shoot her if she
made any noise. The pedlar was aroused
came out with revolver. fired and killed
one of the robbers on the stairs. when the
other two instantly fed. A light was pro-
cured. and. upon examination, the dead rob-
Der was found 10 be the town treasurer him
self. There was quite an excitement 10 III {
neighborhood, aud strong efforts are being
made to discover his two accomplices.
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0UrnAoE on THg SourH CAROLINA Ran
RoaD.-op Saturday evening, IS the cars were
passing between BrsnehyiIle and Augusta,
and when about forty miles from this city. a
ball passed through the second car window,
with loud report, Immediately IL front d
Mr.. massett's lace, and nearly striking Mr..
Rice, Of Baltimore, who, had he not been
leaning back on the car, would have been
instantly killed. On The night before, sems
inisereant perpetratej similar outrage, and
Mr. John A. Seal, u Baltimore, narrowly
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DRIME Sweet New Crop M0LAssES and fresh
RICE; also sc sacks fine SALT, at $3.50 cash.
One of Grover q Bakers Best Family Sewing Ms
chimes, which have tried aud proved. now on hand
and for sale. JAMES WEBB.
lam &c. u
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90 Uhcm il man Concern.

CAUTION to DEALERS in ELASTIC ,i F = ~
~ RIGS containing THREADS or SHEETS OF sULGaN-
IyED RBBfRTbe underigned gives notice thar no no -
sbu,e conveyance from Charles Goodyear OF the
10 usa Vulrsufed Rubber prepared according 10 ssd
talent OF June Is 1874 In al elastic fsbrics the easo "
hirh Z due 20 shring corugsting the sheets OF
vrb fsbc and all soven braided. oeend OF se"ea ~
NJ. or such be covered or purctd on ons
$40. wild; .nb-,anoe- other .hsn rubber and IN al n
,I;ri rs ard also make and sell nds rubber hfaos "
yrauze rubber and all threads she.s ot rooet "uin
or can be rlsde or finished BY union with or 10 De-
fhr bs,snces And be hereby gives notice that hr tesa
10 supply the trade with s such s6rcs 9: ra'osSe rates. ~
hss s full stock nnw in store . .i,,.S 10
His attention has been called 70 an sdver.enen' 'sna y
William JudsOn IN which SAID rdson eiAiits !" " UT -
the right 1npor and sei such goods - - A.. 49, -
The utder.isned is satisfied that ths preeue on me p
sad Jud.ou fraud upon the public and made iof th
~ Of iujurug his business Said Judson has never
b, pendr titles To any Court To the public and ne aoe
The undersigned opportunity Of commencing any
mi, .san., him order test these titles Cnarie.
rod mot yr any valid said Judson nor TO any one e
r the titles had conveyed the undersigned The 9ueso
Sscaed by Judge InsrrSo In Newyork upon preliminary
poiiou and partial presentation Of the was n~ DECISIVE
The merits Of the title the undersigned ana the cara paosn
nv sH that the Cour' imposed upon oy
tended title party which said Judson now e.s !"
hon in himself for the laS SIX years ,...,
TIE undermined Therefore cautions az desrs VA
sh.y. de-c ripons containing VULCASiLED ROB tha
no such rood. can De lawfully sold u this country without tns
and stamp and that he shall prosecute to the extent
Law 4, persons infringing bis said rsh ordefs soncea
And rizhts guaranteed by . uv-l
HORACE II. DAY, No. . Courisndtst New fort.
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eats, &r.
4musements.

CADEMY OF MUSI c.
N MILE PICCOLOMINrS
FAREWELL SERIES Of PERFORMANCES IN AMERICA
Mr. STRAKOSCH bess leave to announce that
MILE. MARIA PICCOLOMINI
will appear very limited number Of Operas previous to her
departure for Europe. commencing .
THIS EVENING "wednesday May 4, a. p. m.
in her great role Of NIOLETTA, In
LA TRAvIATA.
Sig BRIGNOLI and Sig. AMOD1O
will appear in the celebrated characters OF
ALFREDO and GERMONT.
In consequence Of the unavoidable departure Of
MILE. PICCOLOMISi
l Of June opera possibly be- repeated aud TINS
will positively the last time Nile Pccoomini will perform
La Traviaa in America. 49, . -, .voscu
FRIDAY May G.
Mile PICCoLoMINI viii appear for the only time in Don't
-''1 don sQUALE.
with Sig BRlGNOLI, Sig. AMODIO,
VISA Sig MAGGIOROTTO,
SATURDAY, AT P "
FIRST GRAND MATiNEE.
The public are respectfully informed that there viii be
FIVE REGULAR TICKET OFFICES:
Academy Music, C. Breusng Hall Son. No St5 Broad
way; Root, Anthony Co. No 10 Nassaust aud sbeiIs
No IL Wa.t, which will open DAILY at sa m for the sale
of Boxes and Reserved Seats for La Trsyaa The sale OF
seats for Pasquae" will begin on THURSDAY, Msy s.
a. 3 a.
Doors open at 7. Opera to commence at 8 p IN
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NHANTILLAS AND SHAWLS.
Nl New Sprne and summer Styies 81
CLOTH AND SILK CHESTERFIELD.
SILK MAHTTLLAS CIRCULARS, nc, ~
TRyNCH LACE EANTILLAS, CIRCULARS and POINTS,
SPRING SHAwLS
STELLA MAETR and al other styles Of Sprns Sye TOE
euction .. extremely low price, - 1890
u s. MILLS Co. Nos 80 and 81 Broadway
HI FRENCH CHINA
Diuner Tea snd Toilet Sets shapes oe-' tecoraicss
GLASS;
Cut, Engraved and Pl.inj rosd as-ortrnens
TABLE CUTLERY
Iyory Horn Bone and WOOD Handles; VARIOUS pastes2A
SILvER-PLA1ED
Tea sets Cas,ers Cake Baske's kniye. FORKS SPOON, k
IROS-STONR CHINA
DinneI Tea and Toilet War Of superior quality.
BRITANNIA
Tea Sets Crns Cssers. spoons Lamps, Spittoons kc.
JAPANNED
Tr.vs Toilet se.s Krfr Boxes Water Coolers kr.
r. NJ BRtSDIGY,
No 49, Beeoker-s... N. Y. west Of 6h-sv X X
NEW GOODS PER FULTON.
IN WILL BIZ OPENED ON MONDAY THE ID INST;
Black Chantily Points from go to 800 each; ManAs
Founce and Bsrbes in variety also fun a..or
rrent Lace Shaw from rs Asnt from 81 TO y OF
The French and PIvher usnufscture. -
MILLER l. GRANT, No. 7e Broadway.
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VFNTRAL, PARK UNPAID ASSESSMENTS
II !, SarIcE To nxNNERS OF PROPERTY. The owI

O-NOTICE TO OWNERS OF PROPEkrf-rne own
er- of property ASSESSED for Central Park are hereby
aa with per from Feb 1854" the dse Oh con
Animation by the Supreme Cou and unless said arr
"a b nv I'm next the list viii be- 10 the CLERK
Of A-ar WILL BIZ CHARGED AT THE RAh OF
PR CENT from the date OF continuation
The pouy assessed embraced In the following limits VIZ
All those pieces LAND situated in the said city, onded ana
line of the between ll6th and Ith on the sou y
the center the blocks between 4't and 42d,s on he
the YVES. BY the line OF the blocks between Oh ana h
rd fronting on either side Of 9th eth and Sthays be-
tween 10th l2h and all those certain other @ pieces
and marcel. fronting either side OF the 9TH 6h TN ana
Sbays and Broadway between M and i2dts-a aid out on
,ha man OF the Commissioners on ile in this office.
DANIEL E. DELEVAN, Collector at Assessments
Co,rRoLLERs OFFICE. No. ? City Hall. basement
MIGHT SCAVENGER.--JOHN DENNER,
Niaht scavsnscr Order, le No ~ Chathamst or No
ls4 Fat Ilh-.t., will be punc,uslly attended Ia
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CTRANGERS should not fail to visit the chief
- attraction Of the eity-,h- famous DUSSELDORF GAL
LERY OF PAINTINGS. Opea Day aud evening No St3
Broadwsy Admission - eeu,s
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A CARD OF THANKS.
n AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND ASSOCIATION.

CAhD Of lHANho.
N AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND ASSOCIATION
The Directors dee to publicly express their to al
in the performance by winch the IN
the society have eeu materially advanced aud 1t,
of usefulness augmented -, -
They consequently acknowledge their indebtedness to the TOD
lowing, viz:
EDMUND SCHERMERHORN, esq, who as Chairman OF
the Prov Committee his assduity and personal
tou mainly the great Of the demon
stration-
10 ALFRED L. CARROLL. esq, for having generously
volunteered his valuable services Secretary.
To J. KINGSLAND esq for continued courtesy and kindly
in his position President Of the Stockholders OF the
Academy of Music. .oDu,o,,
esqrs for their prompt assistance in writing aud presenting
play for the occasion. 49, .
To J. W. WALLACE, esq, for 80 readily rendering his
valuable aid in preparing the entertainment for
To Nh JOHN MOORE for his capable assistance Stage
Manager
To ladies and gentlemen who eectuay and successfully
both In the dramatic ana musical departmens and
80 Though last, not least In our dear love-
sympathzus and public which az has al
ways the responded the appeal with srdor and lib
crafty.
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
C. 5. BERNARD Secretary.
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IL PAINTIEGS-Op~r DAY and EVENING; No. SO Broad
way Admission Is Nov visited By crowds q escus
end <ansera
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ENHANCEMENT &c LACE
Ia DEPARTMENT.
AND CLOSING or OUR
CORSET DEPARTMENT
On sooyunt Of eur largely
Increasing Trade
In our Lace Department,
WE HAVE DECIDED
To -lose our Corset-
Cleen!y out,
A. sacrifice
Our Mechanical Cor-cts
VII all h. closed 81
. % per Pair
French COlpred sad White
Cors-.. ., So. g.. ana y. Pair.
Splendid quality Of Long
Corsets a; leo, than cost
II. RI MACY.
No. %; and 56 6thav.,
One door below l4,h-st-
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Chances for Business Men.

A BUSINESS CHANCE.-For Sale, we'll es-
~ ,sblished and aoushiug EXPRESS BUSINESS (ncutns
Horse agon &c between New York snd neighbonns CITY,
m health Of proprietor = Of selling Apply to 20
49, s EDDY & Co.. No. 81 Liberty-st.
L'OR SALE-An old established CITY En-
il PRESS BUSINESS. doing successful business ana
which will afford profit whonsoeyer may invest ~
there Is ample business ana
large field Satisfactory reference aud for selling VIII
b. given Inquire at No 2S West 45thst, from to 10 M
aud from to 10 IN.
LOR SALE-One of the best COAL YARDS IN
the city, Yard large under good location and now
doing an Good lease aud reasonable cheap
rent No agent apply Address TRIBUNE OFFICE Box
No. lOs stating time and place for interview.
PROPOSALS for the supply OF FRESH BEEF
for Of United States troops stationed at FORTS Coumb.
Wood New York Harbor for year commencing lst OF
June 1853 will be received the Office Of the A. A y o
Coumbu. Hsrbo until the l5h proxino The Beef
be Of the quality in equal proportions OF fore sud nnh
sank excdo aud to be delivered At Fos
Columbus Wood such time. aud in such quantities IS may
be required Proposals will be addressed TO st Lieut. o. Cole
sth Inf.ntry A. A. Fort Columbus New iork Hsrsor aud
be indorsd Proposals. the supply Of Fresh Beef The pro
will be opened H. the Office Of the A. A. T. D Fort 20
kubs New York Hsrbor, ths 18th prsinio st III O'Clock
m The A. A. C. ~ to himself tn, night to REJECT All
rxy.s.n bids The furnish two responsible 90
entities who shall bind themselves In the sum OF Si eacn tof
the faithful fnlfllnlent OF the contract. - o,.
iSisnedl IL" w. CoL.,
Is. Lieutenant 9th Infantry A. A. L s.
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fcnsss and farms Uantco.

VxyANTED-A FURNISHED COTTAGE
hou n 81 ~ 9r Addrr.s j. W KING Navy Yard.
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AN IMPOR ANT NOTI G L.
MANTILLAS,
MANTILLAS! MANTiLLAS.
rtY AT HALF THE USUAL PRICES. "a
ALL ELEGANT NEW GOODS.
FAILURE OF w B. MACKENZIE.
UNITED STATES MAETILLA STORE,
Nos. 2sf and &c Csnalst.
POSITIVE AND PEREMPTORY SALE
FOR BENEFIT or ASSlGNEES,
PRIVATE TREATY,
UPWARD or
FIVE THOUSAND RICH AND COSTLY SPRING
MANTILLASi
The present seasons importation and manufacture oonpshs
10 part As follows: =. o,., o,,.,,
LYONS Velvet Mantiizs, LadeS Cloth Ches heios,
Rich Black Sik Mantilss, Pusher Lace mantlias,
Ladies' Cloth Sacks, Guipure Lsce sisniinss'
I.adie, Shaplpt,es French Lace Mautiss
Tamas, Points and Circulars
NOTICE TO LADIES'
The wellestabshed reputation Of this store unorunaey
now reduced insolvency through adverse outside Pecuson
needs no comment suffice that the present seasons
stock ordered chiefly in Paris for cass trade together with
the for which this house has always stood pre-
nnept recently imported materials will be Of
red during such extremely low rates as must In
speedy ard afford opportunity for every lady 70
purchase beautiful garment al the price OF ordinary
productions.
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"ALLACKs THEATER.
w NOTICE.
M WALLACKS
Performances will terminate for this Ses.on during the coming
THIS EVENING "WEDNESDAY, MAY L.
LAST NIGHT
Of George Comans Interesting romantic picturesque and Au
esi Drama, - 1900
SIR EDWARD MORTIMER. Mr. WALLACE
Being bat Nine VI his appearance tins Season
piece produced with New Scenery BY Me.srA Isher~od
and Wallace together with all the original Music
To Conclude with, l.s, time.
THE REVIEW.
MT Lester TsIaet M BrCashsn M W seo', M Dyo.t-
Mr. soan Mr. H. b. Philips Mr. Bangs Mr. ChPpendsle, Mr.
LAscele Mr. Levrrr Mr. Jefres Mr. Hodses M Tree, hs
Mr. Hoey. Mis-. Mary Cannon Mrs Sloan, Ms Reeves, Mrs
Hutelings, Mis- Pyne, kr., &c.
TOMORROW, (Thur.dsyl,
IL compliance with the long standing aud numerous applications
and inquiries q, the Box office,
Mr. wALLACK
will sct the part Of
II L o c X,
Being his Las Appearance bur Eight this season.
TIE piece viii he produced with al It's Original Spendor Scenic
Effects, Properties, Professions, kc., &c.
on FRIDAY, BY general desire.
THE RENT DAY,
Last Time and NJ acs. Last Nigh; ba Seven this
Boz BOOK open Doom open o'clock
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WE

GRAND FESTIVAL.
NEXT WEEK.
PROGRAh ME
raE .-u-.,
GRAND HORTICULTURAL SCHOOL FESTIVAL
To b. held 1t
PALACE GARDENS AND HALL
lih-st., 6ta-ay,
May o. TO- II. H. H. II snd 70,
n sid Of the
HORTICULTURAL SCHOOL
FOR POOR o p n X
Address, will b. delivered By the Rev Henry w si pee
III. Rev Dr. Chaplin the Hon O. A. Grow the Hon joan N
rsur w H. Fry ESQ, and Othsr eminsnt oraiora -.
nl.ir hy Dodwor-hs Robirsons and other fNo'e oin'
Two Of Dworths full bands viii perform q ne souee On u"
evening Of 10th May. ,xu,,,r,oc,
GRAND HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION!
Flower. IN abundsuce; h0,hods- PIts roses OF "a
REQ white and yen-a concentration " summer ehsfls
GREAT EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS
Nv eeb-Nfrd artists many Of thn valuable placed 90 eN
bbop for the the Horticultural school Tor r-nl.i--
INTERESTING EXHIBITION OF BIRDS,
Csrares Lunets Nrh;ingsles Toupals rhrlshes Lsrss
Mknz Bird. choice and isahered sonSses
GRAND sOIREE DANSASTEl
A. b social hop given under the auspicss OF the sn1s 'Is
Rrrtneut Il VII! b. admissible for ladies 20 rrtain
their bonn-ts and shswls. if they prefer
10 do ~. The and spacious
ball opens directly INFO
the Garden; Il "a
spacious cool
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Jnstrurtiou.
. A MER. SCHOOL NST.,'

Schools supplied with competent Teachers and Teachers vii
Positions Refer Faculty Of Amherst College, Dr. Lowell NJ
son. ct al. Teachers II Music and French wanted.
SMITH, WOODMAN Co
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ROARDING-SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES
- in Geneva, switrerand-Mad. CHABOUx MULLER has
recently opened PRIVATE BOARDING SCHOOL for uiteA
number Of young ladies' Geneva Her wca
known in hS native place and her references eIceon s.
intending send their daughters foreign
sonna will BE- able satisfy themselves without difficulty ~ 10
her ability TO fulfil the charge she has undertaken.
She refers among others Merle dAubne autho Of the
History Of the Reformation, and 70 n Gaussen frotess o.
Theology In Geneva the Rev. Frederick Monod In Paris and
TO Professor L. Agassix In America
Professor Agassz (of Cambridge Massb can furnish frher
details a. to the terms and the general plan OF Instruction o. thus
school ~ any who wish 10 make such inquiries.
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Real Gstate for Sale.

N seres Of choice Land, fronting hall nile on the hudson
River shalt hours from New York by railroad the land
bordering bouuds with and other forest
trs.. A.. hirty bordering the WapPngors
Creek The above places within few minutes walk IRON
New Hamburger depot Dutches Co.. nine miles south OF the Cy
Of Psbkeepse Apply 20 JOHN VAN WICK the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04

CTEAM POWER to LET at Elizabeth Psct
y N. IA large twostory brick FACTORY 100 tess ~
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