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lile0ital.
MOTHERS,

MOTHERS,
There ' advertisement IN this puu5er Of papG 10
vhch wish to CO, you, special attention w, do uObc
paid FOR doing fOr the proprietor h' much
requested dc sOsut ou the fact that sr csTsy
Heve deeply iaeres you si your children hno- wht Is
there communicated We refer thirty yelr. srpcsres
female phyreisn in the shsp. Of si wINsLows soOTH
INO SYRUP for children tsethInE
Tn Of thousands Of children do yearly durrI the procon Of
CUTTING teeh and hundreds Of thou ads barely e,o,ps dsh
to PCS, NE ofsuGerur dslrsd IA body and lied urd
all Of which rrsr from dsorsSniza ih othe system dor
the process oGtse,hug. Mr.. WIJSLON, la her protest
bad opportunity vi'ne" much Of this suffering AID hss
prersred medicine TO me the eso-,impe yet elective add
SIRE. JUsT AsNEDr sgADED.
We know II like made giving ,lno,i a.tE1t relief TO thu
little uuee sr-hsus Ni ss.rd tie aIus results from
tie Of It gea, rumbsr ofe Noaisovsry os
Tor tho lsl hundred yes viii compare VITA g. IT. s4fht,
the In opinions aud the Of feuas Ihyscan
a least, will Be imHOrts ICED BY this msjobe.
LADY % THE frRsr RgsPEcr.Hnlrr vRITT,.
DEAN SIX: an happy " b s'e To oe the et''cy n
M, W1sloS's hinT gJup aid l. tho tuth II 81, e
represented 70 sccompi.h brlo boy 'ufetns
ON teesuBg, cOuj so VI uisf hy he uis
would not prfaii Of te family to poh''ed '
HE boy according q tho dirrctot IL -rt upon him
va The mtgc 10 IrDn went 10 u psin ana n-fyous
nets diaPpgafed We bSys n trouble With hin ,nrs ii
The little fellow vi pass thoysh Nth comfort b. rfrrnSus
Of teethE the sole aid Of Mf- Nnflows Soothing
SyUp Every mother who the hh and lie Of h-f chill
arm 81 ouid posse.si IL. NILS a. A. ALOEA
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Ocean Gtcdmers.
NOR SOUTHAMPTON

NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HavRE,
i on SATURDAY. SET. 1.-THE United s,s'e' Mail
No 81 Sofih Bivei foot OF lie sch SATURDAY. SEPT H.
FIR safety has double
engines under ,ucJsed by water dEht m af'inrOt
wib beside othr, rtnls nd IN tgs e'rat o. e,nNag ~
Eandug keep h. free 10 WORK. ID s.ou the ssvy
For FroigIt or Passage. apply 60 ,,,,, =, rov
GEO. MAChEHLiE,
The steamer FULTON vii s.Il % o6Tl u
TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA "A first
cls sea set will cave Mac Yoik til. lt AID Fla
efeseh mouth except when these dIs. a. 81 wa
He''" % ~ ''s0' '%' ~ 'D' ''' D. B. ALI gN A.snt.
CTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-YORK AMI
- LIVERPOOL sadrr enbasigs os'" ger " oa1sp..
sssn.Sip smp.oS 1'se d. o'aS
,,.tO :. a l..lSoiU'... Saturday aug o.
EAscYW.''' ;;iis..... s.SS ~ T.
And every sATURDAY. at uoon- tram Fer No. a. MOTH
River -a.
first Cabin. .......sI5 STEERAGF,..,.'.'"...Sp
first Caba to I,onoop..,. W eefs.e LoDdon". -
Pa rurers do Forwarded asve Bremen, R"t'eriIn,
rroD. whins brrs on, their crd, icts,. BE-.
the How rates Nrwi orb; From Liverpo Ques-
towp-tn.t Ca In, tIS +sss na sas stessgo ron Li''r
Thee ss.n'ns Nv ,ugsnf cconmod-tou. co. ps-'-ar-c
uecTy ,Trensncea SueeoE: 10y are built W '''"
iftI aeci sud have pfteit rye AnpihIfiots oh
nor iuy her tnfjr 100, tppiy u tn nupany's nfes.
JUar y. DALI. Ag-nt, No. lS biosdwsJ, NJ l.
CTEAM FROM NETWORK TO LlNEk-
> PCrIL-The st sr,sh,p ORE NJ EAST RS hsvi il'
~, l.rc mr. O. vi the british ffverAisr an sa Hsil
New Torn To- IiserIu,i IN SAIU DAY U t >
R.TGs on P4ssIGkK 5 Ti3 IN First Cob n ac oFingtn
scc ueAH
Iabi f"In $50 1Jl.
fret cas apartments TOT families may De ettscag
ThS ~ II EASTERN vii leave Liverpool on her return
trio II ESDki, Oct. - -,
Pans OF the clio be and enragera ms made !or rsa
g d pSs,esc hPphc1ti,n q ,.,,,.,,,
kOs a aud 81 sputhst.
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THIS Is TIE SEASON or THE YEAR when Children
tos,hg Ars certain be tctod with 5y.en,y and
dis-rhea AIs. WlEsLOW'5 Soo1HI 70 sYRUP.s never
falling remedy o5 thee dissse. and viii give Immediate relief
from all pain end distress Incident tho process Of setns
Every mother should provide Is Tor her children
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31

DRUGGIGTs EVERYWHERE NOW KEEP MRS
WINsLoWs s'roTHIEG SYRUP for children t'e,hins
No medicine The UGied si-tes sells Ike e. Il IS standard
odIcue and its fame worldwide Phy,cin order aud
II. wherever lie rnrgcal sec,s have been witnessed
Rfi.l.n. OF bottles Of BIKE. WINSLOW'9 SOOTHING
SYRUP ere BOW used c70y year in tho United State, for
cdsu t,sthHs with pg'srising Relief h inmed
,s.- and ctrttin.
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mr wIysIows SOOTHING SYRUP I, sur, to rsgr.,s
tbs he 'eA
BEWARE or oouBrzsYEiTs and niITArIoS1,
None genuine unlssS The csimilo Of CURTIS PEhkISS,
New.Yort. Is n the outside wrapper.
+ 'dby D.ussi.ts throughout She world.
Phusipsl Office No. 10 CEDAR-5r, EEw-yoBK. Price
d csuts yotlle.
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HEALTH or AMERICAN WOMEN.
rLp or Nl,TE, ygERG FAMILY MEDICINES,

No. Z BoND-sT. NEwYDRE
Ths ssfenbery lDtltnou w,a CO n1rd BY sct OF e'.'
tpr n New YoTt 81 1919 and 4 acAEowedgce o. the most
,opnlsy AID - I-iiihc ira iuii, "a Of sne day
CoHsJIA1E OF rHH UNTsD sTATRs OF AsIsicA,}
BJHBAY 3eptsnber, 1870 I
ThIs Is 70 certify thtt am personty scqasin1o viii "
nriDgK A. D., Of tbs City q kevYorh and th.t he j. .
1900 ana ,liul physician ~ high standing and tnhsr IN
re rsd tho Medicines according 10 directions
given Ia the GTasIsabegy HIts Hdn iot several year'
t-in 10 al who save ,cIors bills AID e'y od hath
l. n HATFIELD, Amedoan Consll Bombay.
Urv fL e.dpv public sn IN ih1 country nave sposrn II
the k terms o. Ias GrsesLbers inht .ad q sheo
"a nIsca Others who unsrquGihed with the moii
ns nj xhs as are OF the integrity AID rufu re's OF tho
Reside Pbysicis have permitted h TO is, 10 shsn ioT III,
tr,b Of what he usy say Among these st ne have hn,oed
81 ,,nes Of Hopsck sBELRY Of ias TIL zas PToi 81
JswTTT n lie VGI.sr Female Cosse oughboep-e the Rev.
T. n G., AYiE ID d.. OF nsv-fofEi rE"i E'fsAhnbf Of
H.-va Y,
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" T1HEY GO RIGHT TO THE SPOT"

INSTANT RELIEF STOP YOUR COUGH
PURIFY YOUR DREArH
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE
sPALDING'S
THROAT COME TIONS
GOOD FOR CLERGYMEN
GOOD FOR LECTURERS,
GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS
GOOD FOR SINGERS.
GOOD FOR CONSERVATIVES
GENTLEMEN CARRY
sPAYDING's THROAT CONNECTIONS
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
sPALDING'S THROAT CONNECTIONS
CHILDREN CRY FOR
sPALDING's THROAT C0NFECII0Na
They relieve Cough instantly.
They clear the ThrOai
they give strength and rOlums to the va,s
T1ey ror.n a deliciou, aroma to tvs brsIlI
T1sy are delightful to the tahs.
They Gs made Of simple herbs and cannot hurl .nyoas
Isdye every one who has Cough Hu.ty Vote Bad
Breath any difficulty ofbe Throat to get package Of my
Throat Copfsolon. thsy will relieve you Instantly aud you
will sre. With mo that they 70 right to the spot" You wi
6ud them very usof and pleasant while travelling attending
public meeting, for sS your Cough aylng your thirst
Iyou Try package is In saying tbi. you will ever
sNsrv ard eonr2s them Indispensable You will fld them st
The Druggists and Dealers In MsdcIus.
PRICE TWENTY 1--WE CENTS.
My.sna.ure I. on each p.cssg. AL others counterfeit
Aplcisss wiz be sent BY mall PrsPsI receipt of thirty
cents.
Address
HENRY G. SPALDING,
10. 90 codar.L EewYorL
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE SICK HEADACHE!
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE ALL Kinds oF HEADACHE
Bv the %. n these PI The periodic attacks Of Nervous
Sk Heodale may pr,vsnsl aud tatsn II,
uob, Of 90 .,acI Immediate ee palm viii DO
OBJ ,iDsd
They seldom fail In removing the Eau,ss and Headache
.lich SsuasI 'abieOt
Tt,y &C, gently upon the bowel, removing Co',seaen
For Lusrery Nsa siudan Delicate Females snd all per
cor, Il .sisn,ary habhI, they valuable LdTar I'm
proving the appetite giving tone ADD gOy to the digestive
rama and restoring tho natural elasticity and whole
,,.tsn
III. CEPHALIo PILJsGs the result Of long inv.,I.on
ard carefully experiments having been 10 uisny
years, during which tins they have prevented and relieved
vat soun, Of pain and suffering from Hesd.eh. whshsr
s,s.px Ia III. AUpys. system deransed the
.toSaaa.
They entirely vegetable IN their composition, and maybe
i,n 4. all time, vi Perfect safety without mstLs any change
IF s,t and n. a6s,. Of Gny aas :as ta'.s send' cay
10 dnisirlsr them 10 aiRS'sS.
BEWARE OF coUETERFEITs.
Thu .,uulns have Eve signatures Of HENRY c. sPALDING
each Boz
II n
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DAILROAD TO LONG BRANCH, N

EtAlIhOAO Az LDNO DhANCAAy ~ -
ls s.n.,r arrangement Three eIyrsts Trains ssc7
FaGttAs DEL. Gay RAILROAD for HE'D Bsnk. s6!c
bair LONG BRANCH Bergen Work. &c o. aud Al erj"' -
Abe ftesm .n~t 81 viii trhfr ~
to5ins0nst aGiy 10 and . ~, iof t3it
hf lots connect there with for all reg tr 'a ns
htt tlig lave Be'gon at r. AID p. AID iONu
hkANt q IA, ial 3 "a, AID a a. stages connect
" b. 10 .U El.1 tAfrlrNH
Sea slm. CD'iNITATlON sud EXCURSION TICKETS
sid re sel hoteI q; Log Branch charge lower 10
sl!t tie ,Luss.
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ON SUNDAY and every day FOR Newark, fare
~ - ct. ard Bergen Poiut, fare l-esner Thoms' 7.
= larvrs Pier e. '. p. no' D-y' 20 ard ~ NJ.
ISHE THE PENNSYLVANIA I 2HI
lCOE CENTRAL RAILROAD. Il COl
GREAT DOuBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
Tie ctptc, Of tbe Rad now equal q any Ia the colu
1hE GREAT SHORT LINE 70 rHE WGSE

1hE GREAT SHORT LINE 70 riE WEST.
Ofics No. Aston House, corner # e-sy st.
fsc for the transportation Passenger and from Civ
chm All hcag Louis 81 Pau Nashville, Mem Ns~.
OIOsn aud all So The Wet n h'Wes- Aut
SymhN Tss eJ for speed and cantor, by
Through aiu for the We tszve NevYOk foot % Co1rt-
lALd'i. tMorjng Express, Evening Express,
$50 al ifotn Ulac~, via Al cat wn rst At
Pirbu pk !! deg and CONFLICTING there with all Wet
err ri,
seeJ ing and smoking n al the trains
tsro always loF, aud the time quick by any other
route. -.
point tho Railroads. II DIDO Kentucky, fud4na,
III ,i- Nbcuilsln, Iowa MasouT. by RAILROAD NJ
4 saIaer. fIrm iI buIEh
- FIegh, 10 God from any point Of The West by the
Fer nsvySue s I'd g. all urs Tobs as cha g.d
nv TbeT Oad pauies Merchants and shippers iqri.
III ths re 1sporta ion their Freight his Company
vii cnnRdei CO its speedy renfit -
This Conf any also msnt9 I'm grant Accommodating
Ii bv " ieh psu enig sus Weswstd ENJOY che'p snl
cmr able De Of eonyeysIc co ct "neht he if. cs', ss
ttf.fs g. ELLIOTT Ps-scuger Agent No Aston Hose.
LRLCB & Co 2 eight AEen,s. Il ,,,.,.
No. AstoY Hou,e, and 10 I'm NHl1m'st
HrnnN Al m 1 RIsGtJOEV +, .'igr4.t AgsuI.,
't 49, = :. No Bs.ts5y pIsc.
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o,.o( "A, leading GrasJeaberg Medicine, Is ia
UTERINE CATHDtICDN

., ia 20 c,ytaia CUE I'm all Jszgis rvsBuoJiiiSS, ueI
o. s-csa isEap saOH Ei'J Jaiu y, aud oftu Uti
-,.g a. HsSisS .syI.s, osI a. ne CoBsfsadl
D. -I.s tsss ihsts.
- ~ 30 re- bofls. ~ FcE SIX DOLLARS FIyR B0rrLEs
90. t--ff EAPtEs. ND CHAagEs TRE-PAiD
r.,. +. = .ixs gpnA NV Y,-K 81
q irsfs JOSHUA =. BADGE D., Rs,ileul Physician
tg.ar irubulg Institute, No - toad g. NeE.lOrs.
sIIumpfrSs n ladir. cFisd r chSohi urins
aH.EGlhai r9di,s. DgsIHi01ft and nae Hissihg
o,e nor Sasi,s al me Of ,yHsmsai csigsl 10
YafiraH tH ne iaattfBft BniJiayL
Ga boa gEAHs ADDEAsI - ABOVE
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Boar0 ano Rooms.

A GOOD HOUSE AT CHEAP RENT. The
IA fine Eng ish BSssmsn HOUSE No. 100 F. lstn near
Irvu ps, viii BE- rented from LIST Sep ~ CT 10 The 10.
Of May CsIpets aud may had vita the house,
desired ltquire i thfee eJs II Rev. H. H. FIELD Evan.
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GYSRRAL HEADoUARTEKs STATE oF NEw.fokX,
QuAKTHRMIsTER UBssKALs DgPAKTsEalt }
ALBASY. august -, 1861
SEALEL PROPOSALS viii be- received at the
- OF th. DspVmsni la New.Yok City, No 81 NsksTs
st. rn;u saturday Sept lust, a. u fog supplying $50
Th sebd pars Blankets gb not less thsu eight pounds
70 the pair Tor the Of Volunteers called for under 0-seI
q der No H. Samples a. all accompany bids AZ
H. eontrot which may into Ia conf miy VII his
ADJ mt mem p upon OF The United States pay.
m,ns will be when funds frnihed BY tie beusr1
uovsruuer. f,r that purpose. MYLE5 VAN tChrEN
Quanerulaster Oone'Ri, ). N. X.
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DLEASANT FURNISHED orJNFURNISHED
II ROOMS with BOARD, can ks obtained IN rrns family
ihout Children by sppy ing No. Me-, ga , hiib
hi location and convenient 20 cars and stages Reference az
changed.
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Jirantlnl.

CLINroN FIBE lYsURASCE Co.
NRw.YO.S July LOST. }
DIVIDEND.-A Srmi-Annual Dividend OF seven
n, ~, cot ba been declared CHS D., able demand
JAS Is. AMES JR.. Secretary.
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ENoCH LEWIS, General sap :, A,Oons, Pa
VFNTRAL RAILROAD of MEMBERSHIP

EENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEl. -
from CJuraldt stCon eciirg al Hsmg;on Jnrc'
,ip vi De ackGgsnna and se;n Rsi,r"si AID
Pstn LsGigh Valley Railroad sud t. cnnDecnH form ns
,d,rsct liue sautgh d &c ibnnt change Of
III X ARRAS0EMENT-Com Commencing Jung 1851
Leave Now.i oTk a. f0.o@s: -. N 49,
HARAsgUKG LxPKEs--At6 m = Easton' Reading f0tts
,i1s harrisburg Msncn G -unk VII iamsppTt. - -
Man TKAiS- At9 a m. fT Eaten WAFER osp FeTanoA'
Great Bend Tittsitn. Wt!ketbATe, &C. 4, . Ill, x,r,
n a. Reading ,tt.ville, Harrisburg 6c .u.-..rz
4PM TakoUGH TRAIs-FOT Esston oe'"ienso1' n"'A''"A
aIa Mspch Chuuk. GO In
ssTtl g,APKEss-fOr Eestop AlontoWh toead!nh
Hand Dl 7, Purburgh aud the West Sleeping Cars from JET
ErPREsg TRAM ron HARHsBuRG-The D M Ehpe,s t s
from ke1.York arrives harrisburg al l.s.s
ard EFT on Pennsylvanis Cen "a ks,road Noilhsrh Cer
lao, North and South and villa the ''"''
RAtoAd. 49, 49,. w.. I..,-,.
IEE THPoUGn ExPREss TgAIS FoR the WEST IrsSes
Ney.York o D. IN, daily tSuLaays eIcrpirdl msN1s
ec-e connect at Hrrlsbury with fcin', yris tS'r
with charge # PtsDlgb Knd but ono I" ine'n s
and Chicago -Four tours time e. ayed by taxing he ~
ELI1IBrTHPoEr AND NEw-ioAs FERRY-Lesvo Eew'fork
from rier no O. North River as 20 and III Ca N SO 10
a. 5:Op a., 81
eseh way. JUN w. 0%-1'''No' D-pO' 1-'''N'-
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ITO BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND NEW.

I = DO'5EUNt IINIJF IIJT1iENI I'M NV
PORT by SHORE IINE.-Le4ves gfth.s'. 4tb-hy,
srrve h fIoiiencs 4i20 p1; l15 anivo 10 Provid-uee
$50 8Pm Express Through Mall Train. arrive In ffoV
~ CALHOUN, Superintendent.
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ElARE TO ALBANY RtDUDED'i r.. "a SS s,s,I.
,rv vain and ISAAC IEWTON ia reduced TO -
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NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, gia NE

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
l. FORT ard FALL RlNtR.-The splendid ard superior
tiesmcr NJ rILOPoL ; Capt - s.yss hsS,l ols efefy
NJ sDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY a. oci1oa {. ~ ,
ava The 3 ~ STATE, Capt, Alien, on MONDAY; WEnntS
DAY and FRIDAY, ats O'clock NJ RON Pier 10 3N H. II
Hsreal W be regarded 81 secured 70 any ApP
cant nth the shall We been paid for - a. -.
TTt Bostoni 10 iOv ar6ed through WIN SreN "
an , Y.rns, YTAght Train. =, -, 49,.
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nlusiea! gnstrumenis.

AT MILLETTs MUSIC STORE, 1876 Broad
N wsy y,u can dnd Planes MeodeouS the largest ssso
.nt OF Music and Music sum ut In the couDtry rss S
musical muscu prices t~bu,ousy cheap County orders
proputly executed rgAu church. band aud orchestra nu'e
IGHTE e. BRADBURYS' ..
llNEW SCALE OVERSTRUN0 BASS PATENT iNSOiihA'
no FULL IRON-FRAME GRAND and 90 u AXE FiAsO
FURTES Nc. Al BroouIes.. . , .,--
What everybody ssy, muss be true ETeE oodJ AJ''S''
tLe beat; therefore they uiust 10 the best
DAVEN, BACON & CO.,
III Msunfsc,ur,nof -..,,,
GRAND AND SQUARE PiAhO,fONtES'
In livery Variety OF scsles and ia tefns. p.,.-.~
"NS'' " " Nsw.i0fk
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VNOYAL OPERA COLONNADE HOTET
h CHARLESST., ST JAMESS. LONDON, Envlsnd
TL, new sud Hotel, beautifully and conveniently tiiuss
49,. Ws. I'D Of L con- Offers uIYiVsed notation Tor
FipIIlEs and GENTLEMEN. At moderate ebsgss nid Il
ons IN worthy the attenion Of visitors from tho Uuted
ts..ss F,eT, comfort aud accommodates il provided
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4 ONG ISLAND RAILR0AD-CHANGE OF
~ TERAlNUS-Lesye ia e-sip ard 9Th. Feihrs, he@'
foik ~ So and 33i p. for tirernrar; ~ NJ and f3,p
~ for - st, $50 p. for Ferinadie For HempAesd
~ IN 33i $50 For jamaica leave ~
m I'm, 3; 40 5;n aid 6; ,. Trains Hunters
Point On arrival ef boa. from Jsues-s1p
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CT. NICHOLAS HOTEL,

- ny nsw.i ,Ss 80, aug z, ~ 60. ,ssl In
BE- reSue 10 81 Der Suites 81 Rooms and single Eoont
l be let pernsD bosTde's at rsies In proportion ho
49, MI be ynduce vi tie hbeIay herro!ore
f'"'0 IREADNELL, WHiTCOMB Co.
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4 AND WARRANTS.
nv p. NJ MYERS ~ c.. No. Broai.t
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BOSTON DAILY via GROTON.-The Steamers tear p,rs
I'D COMMONWEALTH sed PLfMouFf hoo rs ~ ,.,.L
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NAY BOAT tOr ALBANY and IKUl ~ 10
ney a. d East steamer DA lei DhEW leayt, Jays" .
- rslATS 1HURSD IS sod 5AtukpA . ga az
rI,g,,3 ,,.g Excursion ticAets 70 be had 90 poa'u
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ynsirnttion.

ULASSICAI. apd ENGLISH SCHOOL.-JAS'
WEIR N l,O.I NJ removed TO No 90 Eat s,,"' 90,
reop~u. sept 10 q ou.is at CATERS Bookstore NO. ~
Br0sdwsy.
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MISS HAINES

NSRS. GIBSON, 40. 3 Union-sQuarc, viii ~
lVk open her HUAKnlNG sud DAY SCHOOL ior young
Ladies' on MONDAY Sere.ioer 10.
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ME TAppAAN ZEE HOUSE, OF Nyack, on

..AN4EiJ--i.OAiuDINH Ia a. tuucdrd oe
w ti.s or French fmig by American who can 'rrch
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