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is fan the
Clothing
superior Clothing
N of Git
necessary a l daily
Military
all times fre desirable styles at ReR
prices hands good o UNI Goods
NegGge andD Shirts Military ovrcoats Swords, sashes,
Passaus Gaps, GaunIes, &c froma
Military soodsw prompt attention.
Ny stosko Clothing Civilians wear, comprises
all
Furnishing
ant a a o Cloths,
smere, and in
Dapartm s
Of eienced an French Tut
who invariably graceful
tasteful garments
shortI n informing
friends both civic and Aai
trIs that nothing
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NEW YORK, Dec. 28.-The Goth and 91st
Regiments are under orders for Key West
probably for Fort Pickens.
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CIECINNATt, December 28.-River falle1
ten inches. Now 16 feet ia the channel.
Mercury %.
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- bIhNLIH. NO 81 MAIN bIHLEI-
Large invoice Of Foreign Gnd Domestic Dry
Goods just received from Day Matlaok's great
Auction Sales
ton Printed Tibets aud Figured (sll w0a) Meri-
noes. Delaines, Vallencas, Alapacca Plaids, La
yelle Cloths, DeBerages aud fine stock Of Prints
SHAWLS-Broohe, single and long; heavy Bay
State; fine assortlneat Of Misses do.
CL0AKs-A splendid assortment, from 81 e.
$40, including q fine stock FOR Misses.
NOTIONS OF ALL KINDS-Opera Hoods, La
dies Skating Hats, Y.ctOrines, Comforts, Gloves.
Plush lined Kid, Garnet set, Plush lined Ferlin,
lined silk aud Isle, hits and colOred Kids: Ho-
siery in great variety; Moss Kid. Buokskin anI
Wooden Gloves Boots and Bhoes Hats and Caps,
and general assortment Of nice things FOR sale
cheap for cash. dec2J
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New York, Dec 28.-Stocks higher and
closed very buoyant.
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PITTsBURe, Dec. 28.-River nine feet and
falling.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Good Opportunitv.

EEYH Il s4E.s.WEB T. n. E0gssR
z will take persons 20 Cairo or r-.
Paducahs h9 wish e. visit their silzl.{-AE n
friends Ia the Army, az one-half theHsHzziz
usual fars. Tic ketB sold going down, viii be good
for the return trip. Merchants soliciting business
or attending to old business included. This OPP
pOrtunity will 10 good for four sue -eHsiTo trips
commencing from next Monday. Fec. 80, 1901
dec27-1w LEWIS DAVIS, Captain.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.

slidell and Mason Given Up
Interesting Diplomatic Cor
respondence-An able let
ter from Secretary Sew
ard = Southern News via
Norfolk-BuelPs advanced
across Green River-Crit-
tenden soaring the secesh
The Scoundrel J. G.. Da-
Wis gone to Richmond.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. q, 1861.
To the Hon. w. Il. .Setoard, &C.:

I have this morning received the note
you did me the honor TO address to me
yesterday, IN answer to Earl Rus5eIs dis
patch of Nov. Bird, relative TO the removal
of Mr. Mason, Mr., Slidell, Mr.. Macfarland,
and Mr.. Eustis, from the British mail packet
Trent. | will without loss of time forward
to Her Majesty's government a copy of the
important communication which you have
made to me. l will also without delay, do
myself the honor to confer with you per-
sonally on the arrangements to be made for
delivering the four gentlemen to me in
order that they may again be placed under
the protection of the British flag.
[ have the honor to be &c, &c,
(Signed) Lyons.
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Proposals for Forage.

~&sALkfB k@BVE~ - SsELS va 4 ~ Is =
~ received at tine Office of the Assistant Quarter
Master, q. s. A, at PaducAh, KY, until twelve
etI2) O'Clock N, on Wednesday, the first day Of
January, 1852, for supplying the pest with Hay,
Oats aud Corn, for six months from that date
The Oats aud Corn must be clean, sound and mer-
.chautable-the former to weigh thirty two (32),
and the latter lfsy six 56l pounds to the bushel,
exclusive II sacks; and Hay to lie the best art Gle
of Timothy al to be delivered en- the Government
wharf boat at ti.a above place. No definite amount
viii be contracted snr, but the persons receiving
the contracts will he resnred to furnish the fo age
in quantities as ted for tie use of the troops at
the Post
The Grain must be delivered iB good sunnv bags,
commencing one week from date Of contract Pro
pOsals for furnishing Their all The above will
be received. Security for the fithfuI IeTforn &c
of the contract will he required, ana the rInfer-
signed reserves the privilege Of rejecting all osop9
ssls that may he made. The bids will he Gpered
promptly at the time, and bidders are requey1et Ia
be present. Forms for making proposals viii be
furnished on application at the Office. Ali bids
will be endorsed Proposals for furnishing For
age" and addressed TO CAPT. G.. A. PIERCE,
dec20-tt Chief O.. NJ. Of Post, Paduc4h. XIV
KPOsNsV-ETS .z.V.ES I'D as
A rora afo.~ Il Of Do, ct
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Special NOtlces.

What Gn .zns0HSg or SaHsrSsE and
Disease among the Volunteers would be prevented
by tile free use of HOLLOWAY'5 PILLS AND
OINTMENT. For Wounds, Sores and Scurvy the
Ointment is a certain cure, and for Bowel Com
plants Feyers, Small Pox, &c, the pills the
best medicine Ia the world. 22l
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Sold by all druggists

II THSns' or Beauty 6 a .yoy FOTSUs 2
Who can be beautiful with sickly pale complex
ionl Keep the pores of the skin free, and tn.
blood pure, your cheeks Will vie with the rose
and lilly. The skin is formed with thousands of
pores in every inch of surface whose Office it is to
carry of the impurities of the bIood-the
knoWIedged cause of all diseases of mankind
when the skin is dry and parched-when it ID
covered With oruptiOns-when it is cold and clam
my-when there is Inward fever or Inflammation
1t is imposs bic for the skin under these circum-
stances to perform its proper functions, and to
carry of the impurities from the body as designed
- ~ Creator.
-6L-eSDSoN'5 MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS remove
e use distractions, and produce free and healthy
sSod, remove the eruptions from the skin, and
cause it to brigh' en- with the flush Of youth and
beauty. Beauty without paints and cosmetics
beauty produced by health and happiness.
Judson's Mountain Herb Pills are sold By all
medicine dealers. dec3
II Rsnssag..-A and certain remedy for
all diseases of the stomach aud digestive organs is
Uoohand's German Bitters. They never fail in
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, or Nervous Debility
The use Of bottle or two will work wonders
Try them. For sale by all druggists or dealer
in medicines at 70 cents per bottle. does
1a@sr asZs!-EsGsr kSDs!!-asaET zEvsg!!-
W lillian A. Bachelors Hair Dyei The original
and best in the world II All others are mere Ina.
itations, and hould be avoided if you wish to ea.
cape ridicule.
GRAY, RED, Dusty Hair Dyed instantly
to beautiful ami Natural Brown or Black, without
Injury 10 the Han or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS havc
been awarded to WA. A. BATCHELos fInoe 1929
anu over $4,000 app, cations have beer thu
Hair of his Patrons J. has famous Dye.
W. A. BATCHELt as HAZE DKA prt duce5
colornot to be distin aished from nature, aud Is
WARRANTED not to inJv c ia the least, however
long it may be continued and the ia efFects Of bad
Dyes remedied the hair iI.vigorsted Tor life Is
this Splendid Dye.
Sold in all cities end towns Of the Unitsd States
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
avssa The Genuine has the and address upon
a steel plate engraving four sides OF each Box
of VILLAS A. BATcHELoR. Address
CHAS- BATCHELOR, Proprietor,
sept 2O-Iyrd&w 81 Barclsy-st, New York
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~ FROM W0RTHIEGTON, IN GPEES r
COUNTY, TO EVAEsVILLE-Notic Is hereby
given, that the Board Of Trustees of the Wabash
and Erie Canal having no mems a. their al pasal
to maintain the navigation of said canal, from
WorthingtOn 60 Evansville they will receive proc
posats at their Office in Terr5 Hautc, from any zee
sPons bic party parties, to keep the same 10 Ie.
pair and in nayigab!e order between I'd points,
receiving, as full compensation therefor an tho
tolls ana water reuts aocrUing on sad portion Of
lac canal, With such guarantee 81 Fower, % col
lect said revenue as the laws OF the state ouufer
on said Trustees. Proposals sasised for sh8
Whole length Of said canal, ID such divisions ~
viii suit parties.
b. order OF the Dosrd Of Trustees Of Tho Wabash
and Eric Canal.
THos. BOWLING, Resident Trustee.
TERRE HAUTE, Dec. %, 1861. dec47-at
Srs0C0.E WITS cask, new crop, Just 70.
Il ceiYed and for sale BY
s.. L. GILBERT CO.,
dee2l No. Sycamore stree.
Na.sTBS-6 trails new crop and very line,
IL just received ana for sale by
dec2j s. E. GILBERT co.
E1yEARER Ts-5 bbls, new crop, just received
- by s. T. GILBERT 90.
81 2E9E.N.Rs 81, SEQ half and quarter boxes
- for sale by s. e. GILBERT & CO.,
dec27 No. Sycamore street.
E-PEC8 C0DsNsEsg = HAN. GOO bush
A&> els rich eouatEg BHa1 at
deoio II. A. COOKS.
" .RBKES' FUES.-A splendid assortmen
~ just received. Prices TO suit the times. Ca
soon and make your selections.
VAUuER a MARC0NEIER,
Main between First and Second streets.
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I'D large stock of Bonnets Of the latest STYLES
Childs', Misses and Ladies' Hats, Just opened at
SCHAPKER q BUSSINGS,
nov 30 70 Main st.
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EgTRE@8 IT C7EEEK bunch
u ea very nice at &c q bunch, at
V1CkERY EROS,
doc6 No. a. Main st.
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9k EAAA4
e DECEIBER so
zro,7r1S -79s1ta,...G .pECEBBEB 80
Arrival and d artaI6 Of the
az - e Is .

lThs tiias ltere set Gss.a is eaiust-d coatraot
koSTs. On 5Ae River there Is v.-siasou 'oordlas
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LEGAL NOTICES q.

y UPERIoR COURT or THE CITY OF NEW YORK
- Isaac Moses and Abraham r. B. Noses against Phillip
Burrows appearing by the above affidavit that judg.
bove entitled action and execution issued thereon aud
hat Edward Fox Is tho Of said Judgment and that
part thereof has been paid satisfied aud that the
chamberlain of the city II New York bias property b.
onging to said defendant, let DANIEL Devin the Cham
erian Of the city Of New York. appear before me,
tho Judges Of this Court the LIST day OF October
s6l at lo O'clock in the forenoon at the chambers Of
aid Court, aud answer concerning said property And it
further ordered that noticc Of the proceeding be given
The defendant. Phillip Burrows, by publishing a, copy
this order In two Of the daily papers published in tile
lily Of New York b wit tn tue World and the New York
ferad III cac week for six weeks and also by de-
ceiting copy OF SAID order in the New York Post Office
ddressed TO Phillip Burrows Ference Italy and pay
be postage thereon. Enter. ANTHONY L. ROBERTSON
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Ar ADANE J. V. CAUCIIOIS' ENGLISH AND FRENCH
VI Boarding and Day School for young ladies No 25S
Fost Twenty street, viii reopen Monday, Sep
cabcr o. Madame CAUCii0IS her patrons that
he Of instruction adopted by her is the result
IL Close observaon-adaptng the method the abilities
the pupil. Her chief object is to inspire her scholars
h love Of learning, and begs TO refer TO her previous
0brts eyideDc, Of her success. Particular aftc
ion given to the primary department puncaal atten
a. the opening Of the school is especially
saass Of ell painting and Grecan art on Saturdays
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- OLD ANp sHNER wATcllEs. JEWELRY. &c

(t0I.D AND SILVER WATCHES, JEwEI.RY, &C.
" DANIEL A. MATHEWS will sell at auction, this
day thursday at 6s O'Clock at his sacsroon, No 10
Nassau street, fuston street, large stock of fine
Gold and SILVER Hsnting and other Watches by the best
makers Also u large assortment OF rich JcWclry. con
sisthg in part Of ladies' full sets Brooches Earrings
Bracelets &c in Florcnjae Lava Mosaic Cameo. &c. ;
a,sO gold Cbotclancs, Vest Chains, Pencils Crosses,
Htads, &c Catalogue, and goods ready for examna
ton.
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EyfMG SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND Girls, STAMFORD
4 Ccrn.-Wiil open Sept 9. Pupils received a: any
iae. Instruction in English, with Music, French and
zInan For circulars and references address Mrs L.
on ftceringen or Miss L. Rosborough, principals, StaA
Ec ,oenn. 3tt7
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Troy FEMALE SEMINARY.-TTIIS INSTITUTION
offers The accumulated advantages Of nearly fi(ty
ears OF successful operation livery facility provided
thorough course Of useful and ornamental education
nder the direction Of corps of than twenty pro
sssors and teachers. For circulars apply TO JOHN H.
WILLARD Troy, N. Y
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XyEE MISSES DEI.ANEY'S BOARDING AND DAY
School for Young ladies, No Wyckof street South
Eookyn, win open on Monday, Sept. Va. Terms S2o0
or annnm.
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~ E0RCE COOK, AUCIIONEER.
VI ASSlt,NtEiS SALE OF

N NN1WsNtFS NNfF OF
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
This day II o'ceck, al Broadway (removcd for
vcnicnce Of saie Of the largest and finest stocks
furniture offered tins snason consisting in part Of Par
lor Chamber Library ani Dining Room Suits covered in
hrocade brocatel plush reps and haircoi; ladies
wool Secretaries bookcase Bullets, Ecognurts, Exei-
sion and Centre Tables, lounges Chairs, Soas Mattress
ses, nc. Catalogues at sale r. k WILDER, Assignee.
N BAT private gale strisi Of superb back Canadian
Mares Back Hawk stock, years old with rouchc and
Harness
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IsRsNCH INSTITUTE, FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN, NO
L. - East Twenty fourth notwithstanding ana day
eio0 classical and comucrcal, fourteen teachers-six
anHtcah, five French, two German, one Spanish A
Urinary department and gymnasium. See prospectus
u details. Professor Ellie CHARiiER, Director. WW
roopened on Tuesday, September II.
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~ 20 Ii0fIhsOOK, ApCTI0NEEK, Will. SELL. ON
N Friday, September g. at I0ts o'cleck IN Thirty sixth
street door from Broadway the entire Furniture Of
three story house, rosewood arIor Suits Brussels and
Ingram Carpets enamolod Chamber Suits, Bedding Din
ing Room and Kitchen Furniture, &c
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TVKE MISSES PAIACHE'S FRENCH AND ENGLISH
III Boarding and Day School, for young LADIES' No 1873
Fest Twenty eighth street. viii reopen Monday Sep
enDber l6
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Ia 81 WRITING CI.ASS.--DOI.PFAR'S ACADEMY, 609
Ia Broaiway .-IAiies wishing ~ learn beautiful Eng
|sl hand for 81 must apply this day, between A.
|Ad p M with Tie money to seats. Private les
ans reduced from SIS t. So. Stationery So cents.
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a 81 5o--WRIT1NG, 20 LESSONS; BOOKKEEPING,
- SO, lessons unlimited; Writing and Arithmetic $40
len street, B.ooiiyn Gov. s. ". King writescoIonel
iAtacs pa of instruction is systematic and expeditions
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A MAGNIFICENT : OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
Ia forte for sale; all modern improvements, fully qua
anteed, cost $500 for $3.50, including Stool and Cover
As, Suit Of Furniture cost $500 for 1928 Inquire at 70
Vest Twenty sixth street, near Sixth avenue
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yCuOof. AND HOME EDUCATION - PRIVATE
= French, German English and Spanish Classical and
oninsei cal Boarding and Day School, with fine play
rounl and gymnasium, Al and 40 West Twenty sixth
treet, between broadway and Sixth Mr. LOUIS
RNr takes charge Of limited number Of boys Reopens
tonday. September 10.
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A ssIGNEE's SALE.

A SSIGNEES SALE.
"A An extraordinary opportunity
FOR HOpSEkEtPERS AND THE TRADE.
over ST. 900 worth Of rich and costly Household Furn
trc this Thursday afternoon at two o'clock precisely
comprising the beautiful and costly Furnitne contained
In the large dwelling house, 152 West Twenty street
near Seventh avenue The whole for absolute and
peremptory SALE rain or shine, consisting Of English
Velvet and Tapestry Carpets, elegant rosewood Paior
Furniture, en- suite, comprising three full Suits richly
carved, all OF which covered In rich silk brocate Of
the best descriptions rosewood Centre and Pier Tables,
Turkish Chairs IN blue and gold and Moquet Daas
and Lace Curtains, Velvet and Turkish Lounges Mantc
AMI Pier Mirrors, fine rosewood Etegercs rich Sevres
and Dresden Mantel Vases, artistic Brohzes, Bsuuc
Figures, pnrioT Ornaments, sc.
Elegant seven octave rosewood Pianoforte,
Music Cibuct, stool and Cover
Elegant Bureas Bdsteas, II Hair Mattresses, Chamber
salts in ROSEWOOD, bronze Cock spring Seat Chairs
M'frors Heds and Bcdlng oak Ext nson, two sofa Bel
81 ads rich Cut Glass OF every description, Silver Ware
Forks, spoons Casters, Ice Pitchers, Urn, Yea Service
marble top Buffet Ocoth, rich Chandeliers, sc. sale
positive, rain SHINE.
r, W. WESTCOTF, Auctioneer.
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A FRENCH GENnIcfAN, A. NJ, PROFESSOR OF
n the French language in one of the best Institutes
MI ZONE Of the first families Of New York wishes IN
nyag ment ia school family Satisfactory testlmo
las and references Terms moderate. Address i. x
OK 45 New York Times office.
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AHApAME C. MEARS BURKHARDT,
III DID and224 Madison avenue, corner Thirty eighth ST.
aNGIlsH AND FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY * lfOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Formerly 80 West Fifteenth street,)
WI re0 en- with the commencement Of the session,
SEPTEMBER i2. Madame G. NJ. B. will be at home from
he tst Of ptember Circulars at Breusngs, 701 Broad
ray Iockwoods All Broadway and OBJ Madison avenue
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JleAEDENG AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
- Wesichester, Westchester county, combining the
advantages Of city and country Great facilities csi-
al Instruction. French taught by Partisan lady Terms
Moderate School will reopen Tuesday September TO-
Miss OWEN Principal.
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wv strumenta music in institute, by lady of many
ears experience in teaching, who has acquired her mus
al instruction in Italy under the best nnsteIs wopld
,apis W New York or Brooklyn. Address A. D., Post
tilse, Brooklyn.
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A EXPERIENCED TEACHER DESIRES A SITUATION
"A as visiting govorness in family school. Ad-
ress Teacher, SO Hammond ST.
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YOUNG PARTISAN LADY, HIGHLY EDUCATED,
a wishes to give lessons in French and viii teach tia
assnagc in short time by conversation Apply at 30
Vest Fourth street, near Broadway.
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neN BERNARD INSTITUTE, No. lat MADISON
II avenue, reopens September 49, Principal, Nine.
hn Barnard NEE Dc Rocheermoy formerly French teach
Of Rugors Institute. There is primary department
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MUSICAL.

A BARGAINING CASH PURCHASER, $50. HAND
"A some rosewood round corner Pi1nolorte with two
peias suitable eD beginners in first order; will be
ioki for the above price less Cali at S5s owery
hear Fourth street. MCDONALD CO.
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I )IIEI.AN'S PATENT IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
L And COMBINATION CUSHIONS
Prices reduced to suit the tirucs.
PHELAN 4 C0Ii.ENDER, 81 Crosby street,
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TUE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
II West Fourteenth street, corner Of Sixth avenue.
q. p. QUACKENEOS, A. n, Rector.
Forty second annual reopening, Monday, September O.
ppns are received at all ages and thoroughly prepared
2r college or business.
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IN fGHfE BRADBURYS' NEW SCALE OVERSEEING
IL Bass Patent Insulated Full Frame Grand and Square
Pxsnoiortes, No. AL Broomc street What everybody
nys must be true everybody says they are the best
therefore they must be the best.
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Al Il. IESpINASSE'S FRENCH DAY AND BOARDING
NJ school, 119 Clinton place, reopcns Monday, Sep
,ther o. New scholars are admitted only under four
years Of age. French is IN, language of the scboo,
feneh, Spanish and German taught without charge
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BILLIARDS.

NOR SALE--l 900 NEW AND SECOND HAND Tab rs,
IL for $75, $780, 1925 els0 5000 and $3.50 Tables 20
it, Orders by mail attended to private houses furnish
ID WIN II. GRIFFITH, LAG Fulton street
|C>OR sAE---A FIRST CLASS ROSEWOOD SLATE BED
liz Billiard Table, with everything complete; win be
old very low for cash Address 80 White street, call
rom s 30 D A. N. this week GEO. ". HOLMAN
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feVIF W0NrFRFrI. MADAM tf.rov FROM FAIRS
/ can be seen for short time 100 Green street
hny. II You wish the truth give har q call. She
tehs past present and future events vi life correctly
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YOUNG LADY OF SOME EXPERIENCE AS A GOV
a erhess desires situation as day ,nstractress of
Aiglth branches mlsic and drawing. Would be wiling
leach Tor several families, If they united to
nc school References exchanged. Adress 1ox 1856
low York Post office.
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lDkANO WANTFI-lN EXCHANGE FOR GOOD LIBRA
ry, consisting OF two hundred and fifty volumes
Standard Works lne rosewood bookcase included For
sarttculars address Books, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

A PARTNER WANT D--WITH ABOUT 1900. TO INVEST
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

NTANTI,D TO PURCHASE or IG.ASE--FOR A TERM
w OF years. built on vacant two three Lots con
neeted lying ia the First Second Third kourth wards
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

DAFT OF A HOUSE WANTID--tIrlIFR UPPER or
J. lower part, 10 consist 0. not less than
and not abaYc Thirth street and between s and
Ninth avenues Persons having such premises lot Will
address Home, srad oticc stating rent from until
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