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INSURANCE.

ATA II II M n N II
or ruE coSDTrros or THs-
North American Fire Insurance 70.
OF HARTFORD, CONN,
On the I'd Day Of January. 1850.
10 tie Aud,tor Of the State of Io.a.
TIE NAME or THE COMPANY Is THE
/, NORTH AMERICAN FIRE lNSUR.
aNCECONPANY, and it IL located is the
Or, or HARTFORD. State Of Connecticut.
CAPITAL.
, Amouut Of Capital Stock ID. .........S $500 900
= AMOUNT Of Capital actually
naid in Cash is. $l65,625
Amount of Stock Notes endoTs
cd and approved, and other
wise secured by double the
amount Of the Stock Of the
COMPANY. 1880 $3uO,UUt
ASSETS.
g. The Assets Of the Company are as follows,
viz:
P.v. Mp.
20 Hartford City per
ct. Bonds ........ 2G000 10000
10 Ohio State 6 per cent
bonds. ..lUCOO l"3Uu
B Michigan State s. per
cent. Bonds. -. 10000 3ioo
~ Missouri State per
cent Bonds. ....... 10000 $40
Amount Of State ...,
Bonds at........ As'o-'
l75 shares Phnnix
Bank Hartford 80. 1000 l6430
80 Shares Hartford
Bank, Hartford >. $3.50 432o
l0I Shares Farmers ana
Mechanics Bank,
Hartford ...lOlOO ll'Ie
2l5 Shares Exchange
Bark, Hartford. lo15o lo'eo
l07 Shares CharterOak
Bank Hartford. lo10O 1929
As Shares City Bank,
Hartford 400 522O
20 Shares 4Etna Bank
Hartford .O0U 'ooo
1876 Shares Merchants
and Manufactures
Bank, Hartford. 1880 1870
100 Shares Mercantile
Bank Hartford. lO0Q9 10000
loo Safety Fund Bank,
Boston .... .iVooo iooVV
30 Shares Maverick
Bank, Boston. 5000 303o
so Shares Metropolitan
Bank, New ork -. 5000 5000
So Shares Merchants
Bank, New York $500 2675
$50 shares Phoenix
Bank, New Yo.k. 1000 oaoO
Bank, New York. 1000 oioo
| so shares Bank of
America New York 5000 5000
| Amount Of Bank
Stocks. ASAlSi w
| 100 shares Hartford
and New Haven X.
X. Co.. ..iouuo LAW LAW W
| Amount of bills receiva-
blewith collaterals of
Bank Steck and Real
Estate. .......... iozo w
Amount of bills rece va
BILE, Stock Notes, en-
dorsed and approved
and also secured by
doabe the amount
of Stock Of the Com
pany..... 1886 90 10000 Q,
Amount OF occurred In
terest on bill recciva-
bic. SfoS ~
Amount Of Cash on
hand and in Bank. oloo ~
Amoun. Of Cash in
hands Of Agents and
in TranCit. .......... Tau % AsV7o "
fetal amount Of assets >oaiuof OF
LIABILITIES
) Amount Of Liabilities due or not
due te Banks or otter Credi-
tors................ none
8 Losses adjusted and due...... none
ana not due 4. Pisa ;.
L naijss,ed and due. ll.ot q
>. All other Claims against the c., none hut I
small amount COR CurTau, Office Expenses.
la I,-yaS- Arncn-- Insured in auy one kisi
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To the Trade.

10 the Trade.
"E WISH TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF
w dealers in Groceries to oar complete stock
Of
Light and Shelf Groceries.
which We offer at Wholesale at prices les.than
they can be purchased in Eastern markets ada;r.
cost of carriage &c. 1t is design to close OUT
our stock OF this class OF goods, AVID wc shall offer
great inducements to buyers.
Moderate credit will be extended to promp
parties or satisfactory security.
MCCARN & COATES.
18d3m N. E. cor. Brady and Front
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LEGAL.
vrRusTEE's sALE.-wmssrAs, On n. 2,

rrRUSTEES SALE.-WHxsEAs, On shs 3sd
1 day Of December, A. u. 1855 Jacob Abel, Of
Scott county, Iowa, executed unto David 3. True.
rs Trustee, " certain Deed Of Trust, conveying TO
said Trustee the land in Scott county, lows. de.
scribed rs follows TO Wit: The west half Of the
southwest quarter Of Section No. twenty nine
(2e, in Township No. eighty 50 north, Of Range
No. FIVE t5) OF the 9th r. N. Which sail convey
ance was made by the said Jacob Abel for tie
purpose Of securing the payment Of two certain
promssory notes, and tho interest thereon. signed
by said Jacob Abel each dated the 23d day Of
December, A. ID. 1858; ono for four hundred 100
dollars. payable to the order Of Charles +. Hale
on the 23d day Of December, A. ID. 1859, and the
other for sixty 60) dollars, payable 10 tho order
OF George NJ. Hale on the 23d day of Decor bsr
A. ID. 1882 zach Of said notes bearing int res, OF
ten per cent. per apnum.
And now, said psomissory notes having become
due and payable, and the said Jacob Abel having
failed to pay tho same, David S. True Trustee rs
aforesaid do hereby give this public notice that by
virtue Of the power which il in me vested by said
deed Of trust, will, on W Wednesday, the ed day
Of February, A. d. 1850, between tho hours Of
two and three o'clock in the afternoon Of said
day. at tho Court house door the city of Daven-
pert, expose and offer Tor sale at public auction
the parcel Of land above described, or % much
thereof rs shall be necessary to satisfy and pay
the amount Of said notes, with the interest there
on to the day Of sale, together with all tho costs
| and expenses attending said sale, costs Of this
| notice, and trustees fees. Upon completion Of
| such sale Decd will be executed in accordance
with the stipulatons in said Deed Of Trust.
Dated tho 26th day Of January, A. d. 1860.
DAvlDS. TRUE.
ian 81 dts Trustee
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LIQUORS.
JOHN HUME Il Co,
Z 11a ID O r { . r ~
w h q ] G . n lc Deal eFs

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
WIVES, III UOR0
AND CHOICE CIGARS.
A I.SO, large and complete assortment Of
~ GROCERIES,
Always on hand.
NIB. Coll and examine, corner of Iowa and
Third streets, Davenport. FebI
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Chicago and Rock Island Railrca l.
Winter .frr01e O.. ,saepaf.

nyAND AFTER MONDAY, JAN. 2sp, ,she
~ and until further notice. trains will leave
Davenport daily, Sundays excepted, IS fol!c~'
lst mail train at. .....................6:l $40 y.
%iifcikat w . ~
~ s'Ss' :. $500 :. :. 49,.
Trains arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays CO
ccpted, as follows:
'st night express ut. 800 a. n
I'd reight trains at. ......'.. o'Sp j. -
ID mail train at. ."'so =. -.
All trains over this route in direct conneNien
at Chicago with trains over both the Michigan
southern, Michigan Central, Pittsbur;, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad to and rom Detroit
Toledo. Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati. iifts,
burg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany.
New FORK, Philndephia baltimore and Washing
ton. Also at LaSalle with trains Of the Illinois
Central Road-North to Gaona and South to st.
Louis and Cairo.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity Oi
giving distinct directions as to the destination q
their baggage, also to procure tickets before tax
ing their seats in the cars the conductors coi-
lect fares only to stations oa the line Of the Chi
cago and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN +. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport, Jan. %, 1850. diff.
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VIyRUSTEE'S SALE.-WHKRBAs, on the 18th
i dsy of January, A d. 1855, William J. Hal
leuba.k. Jagper Haiienback and Cstharine, wife
Of said jasper, executed unto Austin Corbin. as
Trustee, q certain Deed Of Trust, conveying to
said Trustee the land in Scott county. lows, de-
scribed as follows, TO wits The north half Of the
northwest quarter Of Section No. thirty (s0,)
and the west halt of the south west quarter OF
Section No. nineteen (19,)i Township No. cigh-
ty so,) north OF Range No. ono ID east Of the
5th T. NJ Which said convt y anse Was made by
tho said Halcnbacks for the purpose Of 50 'uring
the payment of eight certain promissory notes,
and the interest thereon, signed by said William
and Jasper Eallenback, dated the 18th day Of
January, 1855, and payable as follows: seven for
eighty dollars each, due in six, twelve, eghtccn,
twenty -four, thirty, thirty.six and forty two
months from date, respectively, and ono for ten
hundred and eighty dollars.
And now said four FIRST notes having become
due and pa yable, and the said Halenbac Is having
failed to pay the same, Austin Corbin, Trustee
as aforesaid, do hereby give this public notice.
that by virtue Of the power which is in me vested
BY said Deed Of Trust, l will. on Saturday, the
18th day of FEBRUARY, A. d. 1860, 1t the hour Of 2
o'clock in the afternoon Of said day, 1t tho Court
House door, liz the city of Davenport, expose and
offer for alc public auction for cash the parcels
Of land above described, much thereof as
shall be necessary to satisfy and Isy tho amount
Of said notes. with the interest thereon to the day
Of sale, together with all tho costs and expenses
attending said sale, costs Of this notice, and Trus
tees fees.
Dated the 18th day Of January, A. ID. 1859.
AUSTIN CORBlN,
jan l9ts Trustee.
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HARTFORD, Jan. 10, 1860
STATE CT CONNECICUT,l 60
Hartford COUNTY,
Personally appeared James q. Bolles, Pre.i-
don't, and Andrew y. Hastings. Secretary Of Inc
North American Fire Insurance Company, and
made oath that the foregoing statement by them
subscribed is Il true, full and correct statement
of the affairs OF said Company and exhibits so far
as can be ascertained. its actaal condition, as
stated on the I'd day of January, 1860
Before me,
ROBERT +. DAY,
Justice Of the Peace.
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.. All other Claims against the &C.. none tuta
small amount COR CurTaut Office Expenses.
10. Largest Amount Insured in any one Risk
$4,000, except in some special cases.
IL. Largest Amount in any enc City. Town. or
vina-e-No positive rule, depending on circum-
stances of location.
H. Laryes: Amount in any one Biccs-No posi-
tive rule, depending son circumstances OF iocs-
ton.
10. The Company have no Deposits in any State,
as security for losses therein, or for any pur-
pose. =,
Il. The Charter Of the Company dates from May.
ls57-same a. furnished in le3s.
JAMES g. BOLLES Pres't.
A. F. HASTINGS, Sec'y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-30

NAah MD LDLAIilN
Tue ramP of this C0mpany 10 "THR PHRNIX FiRG
INSURANCE COMPA !" and is locuiel y ths IiiJ u
BTo0Elya, County Of kings Alato of Nav York.
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MORNING LEADER.
MONDAY MORNING, JAN. 80, 1899.
PLAIN ANb oRNAMENrAL phINTINR.
OUR UNION.


The blood lha. aswed at Ls4iagtOn, and srlmsOn'd
Streams siIl along the Southern Gulfand BY the Akos
Of Maine;
It aows in veins that swell above PaeRes golden sa0d
And thro5iu hearts that love and grevS by dark At
lanuCa strand.
1t blnds in brotherhood the traPPer Of the
with men whose cities gA,. thsm.i,ssin Erssela,,Ie
And those 10 whom September bsing. thu aIOsido So
clAl hours,
VITA those who see DeeOmbsrs brow all Wrsathed with
gorgeous h0Wers
FrOm where Columbia laughs to greet the smiling
To where Potomac sghs beside the patriohsro gravel
Aud from the CLEANING Everglades To HuIon's lOrdly
TIE glory OF the nations past thrills through kindred
Whslsver ArnelTs tale Il told, 1t dyOs the cheek with
And sl9vs with pride O'Or Bunker Hin or Noullriss
wider ftne;
Upo6 the deck or Ger the dusi, It pOurs a common
strOAmi
It Is sacred legacy we never can divide,
Nor take from village urehin the Of city pride,
Nor the hunters children who 6nd frui-
Where nsmSloss lake, are urarkIing and where lonely
rivers roam.
Greene drew his sword at Eutaw and bleeding Southern
feet
TrOd the march arOss the Delaware amid the snow and
HleUtl
And, lo upon the parchment where the natal record
shines,
The burning page Of Jssruon beam FrAnklins salmsr
Could e divide that record bright and tear the nance
apart,
That 1t written boldly there with plight Of hand
Gould " erase HanOOck's name cen With the sAbrss
Or wash wash out with fratsrna blood Csrros double
pledge.
Say, the South sell all her share In Bankers hOary
height,
Or The North give up her boast in YorktOwns ciO-
sing light
Or rend in twain the starry dag that Ger them proudly
waves {
Can ys cast lots for vsrnOnS soil, chatter mid the
gloom
That hangs its solemn folds about your common Fath-
er's tomb
Or could you around his grave rs ratrieidal foe
And wake your burnug curses Ger his pure and eAm
rcpose
Ye dare not Is the AleghanIan decrssi
a echoed where Nevada guards the blue and tranquil
Where tropc waves delighted clasp our aOwsry South
ern shore,
And where, through frOWning Ountain-gAtss Nebras.
kas waters roar
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
MACHINE
IS THE BEST IN The WORLDl

few Of The msny reasons given why WHEELER
WILSON'S stands pfe-e emineny above ell others, are
lst Wheeler Wi son 3 II much timpeI than the 9TH
eFs requiring less thah ha the amount Of machlnsTy
I'd. As the resuh uf this SIM icY, this Mnchiue Is
much less liable than Others 70 get Of repatT
Pile tiun Of machinery increases Tho tendency 10 gange
msht.
81. Another result OF this simplicity is durability
fJh Less friction; consequently greater and rapid
ity Of motion. with less no
S n The WherieT 3 Wtls1u's makes what Is pODularY
known as the LOCK STITCH. one thst viii not
KsYfL and the same up0h BOTH sIHRs OF TIE CLOTH.
6th u makes ore beautiful seam.
Ith II takes less thread can be applied TO greater va
Itety OF uses, &C.. &C.
Bot % understand is advantages, even should sE-
amino for thOmso YES.
preseat prices they come within the reach Of All
who wish and RtLlABLp Sewing Machine. An oK-
aniIninn Is solicit d. ~ the nee Nfeiudeou Block lg
Superior street. Cleveland Ohio
u SESD FOR A CIRcULkR. doci6RsdkW
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LIABILITIES.
Losses adiusted and dua, VI: FTs,
Sl0.s5bi Inland NsEigation. nnthiug
Loss q lustod aud not duo, VIZ Fire,
Nothing. Inland Navigation, No.
thing.
Losses unadinsiod an IN tuspsnse
awaiting pro, z, EiI: F'ire, SIT0;
lnland Naviguti0n, s. o01.
Losses claimed bot resisted By the
Company. viz. Fire. Sl,600; Inland
NuTiEatlna. NUthinf
All other aims against The CoEa-
pa1y, Noihibg
Tof.t f.y9rs. -. -
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passed ADni sth, isss.
NAAIE AND LOCATION
Ths sams ,,, q t5is ComR,ry is - rlE PHEEIx EiRE
BTooklya, County Of Kings, Aiaie of NsW York.
CAPITAL.
The no mt il Clpitsl stock. In shares
Of any d9lsne eh. al pad up iE cash,
Is Tvs Hsndrfd aepss9d DolsIs, s2oaeoo
6rst Day Of D eombsr. lss9. Isa1Aoo
TO'a 'noqns Of Capital ,ss asg;,gg s;eEgas. ta7sE2co
Real Esisto uaiHeuInbsF0I owHsa 81
B6aS. SSd SS1' SSa sa} sfSz tss;; ss 5si vouchers iD
6SsF SsSR1a,'i Z s P:as e.. 96 q Bls8iSS 5sss pS
s.S. and AsT ,l,1's HgEE 4 t@os,ly sss sgs.ins, ,s
= 100 pr esai. more thAa sks sl5'i
IosRI o soai.ad ;ssa, s7 pledge;
ofEood Bank and other t,oT6oTa la
s!99es. as e9,latsFal The miEkst
y osliseii.u .; an esasidsfsd S5o5 S.ssiM
land NsTiisstiIa R.iEi, ,......,,..,. ss,sI
but no, due. And All drawing a. the
ia hs. dS o. Agents. -...---......, uuO8
bank OF ohsi CorpoTaiion Ste
owned By the Company, us per fol-
loa ing Vouchers:
20 shares Of Brooklyn Un.l
50 l shares : ssi q Atlantic BIZ. ~
T6ial IA pis;;ai Pres: market yiias H $500
Total Assets Of the Company SOS tsITi
LIABILITIES
Sl0.sss Inland Nsviglton. nathius
Nothing leland Navigation, No.
Losses unadinu,sd aul in ,u,psnse
ais Iasad Sl9isIilsS. viz q s'i S ST. saI'' 81 o
COMPANY va fifo si.soS iSIs6d nd
huTifatlnn.
All other aims against The CoEi-
paay, No'hibg.
Total Liasii iia'--..........-. ssaes sllSlll Il
NTSCEtLANEoUs
Ihe create amount Insured b. any one risk gonaray
The greatest amount allowed By the rules 70 be u,urei
snsd By he ei Scisf q he bGdia snd ne faSlissf
Ths grsaissI sqOgut allowed 70 b insured in any Oas
: y ne ehara and cousiTuctiOnO Of
EmssS of s ss5s es ssF5iS2; .,o d an ,.,
state - seeaI y ior Losses theIsin
enoe Law d hs STATE Of Rs YOik ohtnsd ill Car
COPY q heS iS ssss 5 Isa a ~ 3 an an s & Is
{sisaodj sTEPaES Iis ff 81 SRoWEtI oa9 President,
PHILANDER SHAW. tssTCSsiy
STATE g A 3 pB z NV HEE YoHEO
Co55'is Of Khss.
-, Personally sppeartd before this
sSsiiih aAh o. JanllIy leo. SSEfHEE CloEELl, Pres
asat' anS PHLASPEL SHAW, sseFstaFy q ne FaENIx
tIIs lsss eAsok CosPtsr o. Brookyn n y Und s,E-
ser 81 correct and hs Ihsif k1oWiS6ss
and BELIEF
Csigned) CRARLEs THOMSON.
N0iaTy Publs LsEAL
OFIIcE OF THE AUDITOR OF STaTE,
CoLuMBUs, % ,Ja1uarF d, t1oo
l, AoBERT IaTLER Auditor Of DO hereby certify
thai the iufeguinE iE cnTrccl COPY Of he
sraTENENF q toADiTIlN af Tax PH-EI
LsEALl kIhE INSURANCE CoaFAuF, Of Bfooklyh
New 70 4, mae % this Ohcs Tor lks ysar
l8gl and how on file hertin-
WtrNEss my Hand aud Seal Ofieisl'Y,
jARs 4 W. fAYLER, Auditor
II. T. BRAYT0N. Insurance Agent.
ATwAIER BUILDINGs. CLEYELANo.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!! HAIR DYE!i
Wm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.
The only harmless and reliable Dye knOlSn.
The Original and best in the world

others limitations and should be aEoi ed
you wish 20 pc ridiculs.
" GRAY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly TO a
beautiful ard nstural IBRowN or BLACK, without the
least irjury to Hur or Skin
IFFIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to VIM A. Bachelor Hncs ls o. and 900
appoai have bo made 10 the Hair Of the patrons q
0is famous Dyes.
70 be distinguished from nature and WARRANTED
to iniure In the least, however long may be
ed and the i'll effect Of other hair dyes rsmsdied the hair
inyisOratsd for life by this splendid dye.
Made, sold or uPBlsd Un private room,l at the Wig
Fao.ory, No ss5BroadNay, N. Y.
Sold rites aud towns Of the Unted sisief BY Drug
gists and FAaoy Goods Dealers
u The sennne has the name and address upon
plate engraving on -four sides Of each box. Of
WM. A. BACHELOR
i,nlT No. "a BFosdwAy.N.Y
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Cleveland Female Seminary.
$. n. SANFORD, A. NJ PrIneiDal.
.THIS NOBLE INSTITUTION will
= enter uDoH It's NEXT TERN ou THURSDAY February
9ih lsG0, under the following able and exparisnsed

tHlS NOBLE INSTITUTION will
enter uDoH is NEXT TERAi on Thursday, February
'h ls00, under the following able and ezporisnsed
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
SANFORD. A. NJ PRINcIPlL,
NatuTal aud Moral Sciences.
Mrs. M. l. H. SANFORD.
Associate Principal
SAMUEL ST. JOHN. IL. D.
Natural Hr tory and Ply yHislogy.
Miss LINDA T. GUILFORD.
Matht mates and English Gr1mmar.
Miss JULIA s. HOPK Ms,
Historic, Criticism, and English Litsrnturo.
Miss HANNAH B SMITH.
Latin. Greek, and HisoFy.
Miss JULIA L. HUGGINS
Ari hmo ic Geography, and History.
Miss SARAH A. NOBLE
Ma S c. BARRETT.
Mrs. ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Mons. FERpINAND sUBIT, NJ D.,
frsnch language and Literature
Mrs. HELEN 81 WRIGHT, AIatron
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Mrs. HELEN n. WRIGHT, AIatron.
Mr LEYl BUTTLlsS, Business Assistant

Parents assured that while boarding p1s contribute
much more than Dsy pupils to The support the psrmAlsney
and success sfn lng.uttOn enabled, BY SYSTEM
attic Of their time their study, their
on and by nsir Withdfau from the all uramants in
eruptons Il hons aud society DO vastly aud bet
ter for them THAI for day pupis ard At them
Il therefore. hoped that all h0 fIom abroad will
enter 50drHg pupils and that cilzsnB Of Cleveland
will 30 ar Hs tney make i eonvunieut % do send
hsr dang boarding. pupils a. advancing the pros
perity and usefulness ui taeT Institution OF which
they should, and justly, be proud; and the lams
tune BE- repaid By the greater advaniag
No pains will be spared to render ueir connertion with
the Institution beth pleasant aad "a able II will Be
constant care and eh5t q All 10 auy cnnneced with
the management Of the Institution, the highest
possible advantages in all departments Of thorough and
liberal educaiian
Supsrinr sdvsntages are efed to those who ,Esh 10
leg and Paint ng these departments tundrT tbs
;harEe OF teachers who deV1te themseVsy to their r.
sneS i've de afments and hass thus attained high degree
Of eIt slcnce.
Mons sub native Of Paris dno scholar and superior
ngust be ng teaeher By prniesEi0n teaches with
and precision rarely Observed and As be m the Sem
iaary his pupils have fho best possible opportunity OF
learning 70 speak the language correctly un with eY
Pupils from the city whose parents desire IT, i be al
be made IRON the bills Of SUCH eIpense a tn rehy
saved 70 the Seminary. end eed greatly prefer
have az remain with us without intaruPlion, thrC ugh ha
term.
bay pupils desiring the services Of the Omnibus r. m
their homes 10 the Seminary and back be nccummra-
TED q reasonable rate By applying a the Omnibus oco
Czer and others are invited to call and ersmne the
Institution aud rs beautiful surroundings and aaay hem-
selves that advantages superior 10 those here offered,
TEENs: Fer Boad and Tuition per Term OF Twenty
Meeks, 500 For TutOa q Day Panls, from SIS 70 $40
Bills parable n aauales No pupils received for less than
Fer further Information and admission. address
deois S. n. SANFORD. Principal.
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WHERLER 5 WILSON MlCIINR

stand. hrs and foTemc st In all eases whsrs an Exhibition
had, showing the merits Of different kind, And
interested person will dispute the Justice and pr9prey
these decisions OF years haid use has
sltishsd all competent judges that
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9otels.
.OTEL DUMAS
Wants.

$4,000 Es0f. Money ~ !. ARXAS9i NV \! 6
stand sud vel known WAGNER'S OFFICE-oa seeur-
ties OF egarg kind DRY Goods, HardWure Gold and
silver Plnte Watches Diamonds, lewelry, Ere arms,
ClofhuE Furniture Carpc's amos, Minor Paintings.
General Arehai disc ard Personal property and articles
OF value on the satisac uIy Business strictly
prlvuie Established ISL Watches and JeWery for sale
WAI. WAGNER, efics Nc. s. Water St,
Cornor Superior st., Geo. A DAVIS Co.'S Clothing
Store
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6rmillg AIaCbines.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINET
THE HIGHEST PREMIUM
\ AjAIN AWARDED 10 the
WHEELER & WILSON MACHINE,

BY the Committee dis Fair Of the American Ins ute IN
New YOTE; ut the Naions Eir held at Chicago; and a.
al the p1ncpl Sste Fsrs held the past proving
beyond dOubl that The
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s 7 A TEN Mt
% tbs e9NDT.oS o. THE
PlgNIL FIRE INSuRAACR C0KPLNT,

o. rhk CITY % hAuokLfAt NV YORK,
Oa ghe 'hifts-hr day of December lsla aas 10 ths
Audt Of Uho pursuant q The Statute q that slala
passed Apul sth isgs.
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CIOtbiup

A r. REDING, MERCHANT TAI.
1As LOR No - Prospect street. WiI be TO- I'd 90
haud rrhdy = Sat on al who may ffyor him NJ lhoT
psinuns3a
N y B-Remsmbsr he plass. Baudsr's Bla,k. PTOspust
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Boar0ina.

BOARDING HOUSE-Dr. BEACH
II has tskenthe ne Boarding House. No 30 Superior
81 which has been newly cited up AID open for
She reception Of hoarders iy25;2sg
BOARDING. - The House No. "a
ID Public Square, aud by the Stone Church-one Of the
pleasauest locations IN the cityhas been thoroughly
paired aud Is onen for Bphdcm Families wishing
furuish their accommodated with large
and convenient and bedrooms. and Single RUad6rs
ard Day Bosrdsrs viii fnd good accommodations on rea
sonable Ladies excluded. References given
and rereivad sur1h10 8. W HuRkITT.