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The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-05-02
OEPHALIC PILL
sou 7f CURE
SICK HEADACHE
CURE le@
Nervous Headach
CURE
ALI K1nd9 or
a

By the use Of these Pills the periodic at
tscks OF Nervous or Sick Headache may
be prevented; and il taken at the cons
msncement OF an attack immediate relief
from pain aud sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail In removing Nausea
and Headache to v hich females are subjec..
They act gently upon the bowels--re-
moving Costivenese.
For Literary Men, Students, policste
Females, and all persons Of sedentary hab-
its, they are valuable as q Laxative, I'm
proving the appetite, giving tsns and Wig
or to the digestive organs, and restoring
the natural elasticity and strength 10 the
The CEPHALIC PILLS are ths result
Of long investigation and carefully con-
Quoted experiment., hryi,.g been in us
manJ years, during which time they have
prevented and relieved q vast amount Of
pain and suffering from Headache, whether
originating in the nervous system or fross
y dersnged state of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their cons
position. and may be taken at all ,imes
with perfect safety without making airy
| change of eiet, and the absence Of any dis
agreeable tsste renders il easy to sdmitis ;
ter them 10 children. 1 81,
BEWARE OF CoUNTE1FEITS!
The genuine have Eve signatures Of Hen
ry u. Spalding on each Bsx.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers
in Medicines. A Box will be sent by mad
prepaid, en- the receipt nf the prics,
p Cents.
All orders should be addressed TO
HENRY G.. SPALDING,
As Cedar street, New York.
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yay,s, where corn, hay ard stabling
can be obtained, ,distance q miles,
.Jaso~ n. Parktr's -G"ncral accoin
modations. Hay and oorn for sale,
good camping ground,
Lose Tree Rdnch.-by T. Marmoy,
groceries, hay, corn and stab ling
On,ths bank OF the Platto,
5uekkor~ S~idtior--by g. g. Hay
ward : good camping ground,
+. D. Hsrlsy,s-grocories, Stock
of any kind Kept for twenty-five
,oents per day, per span.
.yssse Shoemaker Point--grneral
accommodated and good camping
ground.
'Barnard's Ranche.-Hay and corn
for sale. Here there 10 German
settlement A large crop Of grain
WIS raised the past yea<, .Gl6 corn
can he obtained at
T.. d. Buck & Co.-sroctr.es, hay
end corn for sale, aud good camping
ground.
Cfeolsc<s Ra~cks.-Hot el accom-
nodaEons snd good camping ground
1anfs Is the mouth Of Wood river, a
Clear stream with plenty Of Timber
and good grass.
M. 'Tounsiey's.-Wood river saw
mill ; general accommodations,
Lambs SidtiOn.-good camping
;grc1 nd.
w. G.. Eidridge's-good camping
ground and general accommodations.
.Milier's r Cos Tdnche.-Potstoes,
hay, corn, and general aecommoda-
tions.
p Uncomfortable, general accom-
Anodations and good camping.
= Cottonwood Ldrn Rdncae--by JAS
jackson. Hay, corn and stabling.
JOUNSON,S RANCSHE,
Wood Rirsr Centre.-Full Store of
Goods and Supplies--Entertainment
and Ranching-Post Office, Black
smith-shop, grist mill etc. etc.
The Hastsnan's Echo, a weekly
paper, is published here. Em~igrsnts
should call here and register their
anne for publication, and get the
news. Large market garden. plenty
Of vegetables and fruits in their sea-
son, for ,ale, good camping, file
water and wood plonty,.
Cobbisr's Rdnchc-by Edward Oil
YER. Provisions, water and grass,
Peek, Robertson & Co.--DrN.goods,
groceries ard PROVISIONS. Black
smiih.shop +; eoodseamping ground,
snd corn for sale,
John Erdns.-Genersl accommoda-
sions, We rod, water aid grass.
c. II. Wilson's Raaehe. -AFarm "
staSling. Corn for sale and good
csmpi &. On bank Of Wood river.
Boyd Observation-Disclosures Centre
Post Office: groceries, good s,ab.ing
y every and blacksmith-shop,
AeL.aia's acknowledgements
doas aud good camping ground, esy
Cor sale.
sNiiler 4 Cos Rdnehe.-.-Hay, corn.
stsbing and general accomunoda-
lions. On the bark Of tn. Platte,
st the crossing. Here the river 10
divided by several islands, and is
about two miles in width.
Fort Ktarney -Emigrants car OBJ
ssin supplies from the sutlsr,
hsa,nty Cify.---lt has a popula-
lion Of about 100; Is neatly laid OF
~ nd contains some bslf-dozen stores,
sefsl Observation-Disclosures etc., alum
supplies 81 be had here,
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m Manhood,
~ now LOST, HOW RESTORED.
Inst Published, in a Sealed Earelope,

On the Nature, Treatment. and Radica:
Cure of srERMAToRRHGA, or Seminal
Weakness, Sexual Debility. Nervousness
and Involuntary emissions, ind"e'ng 'mPo-
tency, and Mental and Physical incap9c'fy'
By ROBT. J. CULyERwELL, M. D.
I .4uthor Of the screen BOok,"S I.
The world renowned author, in this ad.
mirabIe Lecture, clearly proves from his
" experience that the awful conssque =
ces of s~elf-abuse may be efieetuaiiy re.
moved without medicine and without dan
a.,o,. -surgical operations bougits, instru-
ments, ring, or cordiais, pointing out a
mcde Of cnre at once certain and eiise,aSi'
by which every sufeier, NO matte, whath,S
condition may he, may cure himself chedPiy,
privately and smieally. This lecture win
p,oye a boon to tho usands and thousands;
Sent under seal to any address, posi-
paid 9Lthe receipt 81 We pIsa N 2 I91
How ery, New York.APost Office box 4,oso'
be H. .ttirf4 dfa tnl so h-A
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Beverly, Mass, nec. n. 1850.

H. C spalding, Ess. II ~tsh for acme
circulars or large show bills, to bring your
Cethalic Pills more particularly before
nv customers. Ifyou have anything ofths
kind, please send to me.
One of my customers, who 10 subject to
severe sick headaehe Casually lasting TIVE
dsys,) was cured Ut an attack la n hosr
by your Pills, which ] sent her
Respectfully urs,
w. B. W.LEEs:
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HOTELS.


DOYAL OPERA COLONADE HOTEL. CHARLES
III street, St James, London, England-This new and
vast hotel beautifully and conveniently situated In the
West End Of London offers unrivalod accommodation for
families and gentlemen ut moderate charges and is par.
cuarly worthy the attention Of visitors from the United
States Every comfort and accommodation is provided
CT. DENIS HOTEL, CORNER ELEVENTH STREET AND
OoBroadway.- Hotel having been completely re-
ncvatcd newly carpeted and furnished throughout with
spring beds, &c, the proprietor is prepared to offer
apartments to parties returning from the country tho
travelling public generally at prices to suit the times.
Having added to the many new features Of the hotel
new and spacious dining saloon, fronting on Eleventh
no feels confident that he can please all who NAV
favor him with CALL both in price and Injuries Of table,
F. f. BALLOON, Proprietor,
Formerly Of st. Nicholas and Fifth Avenue Hotels.
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FAREWELL PICNIC
FREMONT REGIMENT-sUNDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1861

CONRAD'S YORKVIILE PARK
E1GHTY.SfXTH STREr, EAST RIVER
FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR SOLDIERS FAMILIES
Tickets IS cents admitting gentleman and ladies, may
had at
The Headquarters Helds Hotel Bowery OF Bayard
street
The Camp Turtle Bay Brewery East Forty1fh street and
Second avenue.
T. Warnkessel's, No 8 Duane street.
O. underwriters, 1877 and 20l Bowery.
Oh. Ksrl's, ~ avenue A.
Harmann's, 413 eighth avenue,
And at the place offestyity.
The steamboat H. s. Mabey, Captain b. f. Meyer, has
been Chartered and leaves Sunday from the foot OF South
Fith street, Williamsburg at 10 and IL A. NJ and and
r NJ; from Broomc street East river at 1914 l2. "a and
4i and from Tenth street East river at lgs i2j 2s and
"a; returning 10 he different stopping places
hours; making the last trip r NJ from the Park Fare
cents, to be collected on board the boat
TIE COMMITTEE.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

RRoOKEs, DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 36l BROOM
ID street.-I. DE GARMO BROOKES will open his Acad
my on Tuesday Sept II, 1861 for adults and Wednesda
Sept 49, for children All the new dances received
will be produced In rapid succession. Opening Soiree
Wednesday, Sept r.
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F{NuR SALE clIEAP--A CAPTAINS uR4S s COAT AN
r. Iaats, one Regulation Sword Bell 3 sh and Epai
lets. Also, Military Saddle ana equipments. I'd
further particulars aqplyat "a Chatham street.
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EtLiFT0N FEMALE 1NSriTUTE.-FRENCH AND ENG
" ish Boarding and Day School, villa Of j. +. D.
Lanior, Esq, Clifton, S. IMrs. L. a. SHEPHERD, prin-
cpM The Fan Term Of this School win commence Sep
tsmber 25 For references and circulars apply to A. s.
Barnes, Esq., 81 John street, j. b. Ianior ESD, So
Wall street. n Y; address the Principal, Bay View
Post Office Clifton s. !.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

Hl0R sALE-sTocK, FIXTURES AND LEASE OF
cash grocery dom. n'cash trade # S,25 week; 81
years ease rent only s5o year, located the city II
q0ire az l3S Greenwich street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

TOR sALE--AN OLD ESTABLISHED GENTEEI. co!
A. llssJn business, C1icc Furnnre &c, with Lease
rrmses tue rent is very small from $500 TO $1,000 ye
has been made Tor some years. 10 active person wen
iuglnot Ia The city, this 10 charae seldom oGcred
heah Is the reason for selling Address Commission h
26 Herald Office.
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FI'oR SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED SEOAR STORl
H. IN q good thoroueifrt, wen lifted up and doing
&ae1 business This y bargain worthy 81 attention. Pr
$50 cash Apply TO the General Agency 40 Nassau
AGAR liberty. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

A N EXPERIENCED TEACHER DESIRES A SITUATION
"A as visiting governcss in family or school. Ad-
dress Teacher 80 Hammond st.
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THE WAR.

INtE WA1Ns
A TTENTIoN, RECRUITING AGENTs.-oNE DOLLAR
IA paid down, cash, per man presented accepted by the
surgeon and mustered One dollar per head cash. on pre-
sentaon Of the muster roll Apply for two days at 66
White street.
An OFFICER OF TEN YEARS EXPERIENCE, is
9 and d1aE sass asG"
fos e w 9 Sn post PAID H. box ~
yEyAsHINGToN. D. C.--CONsIGEMENTs WANTED. BY
store and superior facilities in Washington for supplying
licited Address Washington box l0l Herald Office
CtIlNToN RIFIEs-CAPrAIN AND ACTING MAJOR,
" W. A. Kinks company.-Recruits wanted for this
men can command sergeantey. Six men obtains tho
rank Of corporal If found lit the respective duties.
Intelligent men enlistng az privates have prospect Of
advancement EVERY soldier carries In his napsack tho
baton Of Field Marshal" Recruiting stations47 Third
avenue so William street, Bernards, First avenue,
ner OF Twenty fourth street, east
TTEADQUARTERs UNITED STATES RIFLES. $3.50
III Broadway, corner of Park place-colonel W. Kr1y.
zmvnski; lieutenant Colonel, W. Lcski. Officers who
have companies, or parts Of companies, and desire 10
join first rate regiment, are Invited TO take
accepted by the Secretary Of War The enlisted
In numbers, or singly, and their time commences from
etruction Immediately after their enlistment Officers
can form their companies with but little expense.
T IrE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ABOUT DEPARTING
for the sat Of war can obtain policies with the per
ing between the hours Of IL and to +. f. DEWEY, ~
Broadway second Noor
I'd FILED CANNON.-THH SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW
III prepared to turn bore and rifle cannon Of large and
small cabrc. All kinds Of Smith Work executed neatly
and with despatch. Also Gun Carriages made and )unt
ngs for same, Ono six Morse power steam Engine and
Boiler for sale. OrlerG solicited.
CURTIS & SHAPTER, 200 and 211 Franklin street.
THg MEMBERS OF COMPANY @, sixrYNINrn RE-
glment, requested TO assemble their in the
CRY Hall Park, this day, Saturday TIN instant
O'Clock A. NJ 70 be mustered into the United States service
by order of Lieutenant Colonel Nugent.
FELIX DUFFY, Captain.
r. CALLAnAS, Orderly Sergeant.
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TOR sALl.-A TEA AND COFFEE sToRE, IN A COO
A thoroushfare, doing good t.aio 10 any your
man VINO would give his entire attention snch chan,
seldom Oilers Address II. -, box 2C5 Herald Office.
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pOAHDING AND DAY SC|iOOI. FOR YOUNG LADIES,
a. Westclester, Westehestcf county, combining the
advantages of city and country Great facilities or musi
cal instruction. French Taught by Partisan lady Terms
moderate School will reopen Tuesday September TO-
Miss OWEN, Principal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

YTNIIE COMMODIOUS BUILDINGS ERECTED ON THE
Il of East Sixteenth street and Rutherford place
for the use Of Friends Seminary, being complete
the schools for boys and girls will be opened the 9th
OF Ninth month (Septembcr) For admission apply to
THOMAS FOUIKE, principal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

A CADEMfEs OF FENMANSIIP AND BOOKKEEPING,
~ Nos Fourth avenue Y, and Is Cont street, Brook
yn New pupils, old and young received day and evening
for class OF private Instruction.
OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH.
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FURNITURE WANTED.--ANY PERSON WISHING TO
h discontinue osrSeerng and sell their Furniture cheap
for casa ind purchaser by addressing for three days
H. NJ, Herald ollc-.
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PuRwlwuRE.

4 BEDROOM SUIT OF ENAllEIIED FURNITURE FOR
IA sd, in all colors, OF warranted mancacture, also
SOLID ca ssttt chamber suits, pain ana Ornamental, al
H. j. FtilR Tons 33S Canal street. opposite Wooster.
Established IL lS1S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

FRENCH GENTLEMAN, A. NJ, PROFESSOR OF
IA the French language in one Of the best Institutes
and some Of the first families of New York, wishes
engagement in school family. satisfactory tostimo-
nits and references Terms moderate. Address X X
box las Now York Times Office
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THE REGATTA.

UMPIRE CITY ROWING REGATTA-rHE SEVENTH
~ annual Regatta takes place from Conrads Garden
day. September To- The club meets this
the the National 400 Third avenue rear
Thirty-slxth street STEPHEN ROBERTS, President
JOHN SHERMAN Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07
PERSONAL.

A FEMALE CHILD, BORN AUGUST II, 1851, CAN BE
"A seen at Mrs. Weskns III Laurens street. by any one
Whsns such for adoption AL particulars given relative
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DoLBEAR's 81 WHITING CLASS 600 BROADWAY
- Four ladies' 81 seats this day for next week
Two vacant in tho gentiemcns class; stationery 5oe
Applicants for 81 seats must bring the money bookkeeping
this day So.
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IGOR SALE-AN Old ESTABI ISaED SEGAR STORl
y with Ear Room attached, near the academy Of NJ
SIC anu Waiiacks new Theatre, sold account Of "
owner having other business attend to- Inquire on Il
premises, SIS Broadway neaY Twolfth street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

INCLUSION TO THE CHOLERA BANKS-HARRY
~ u u has chartered the large aud commodous
MARYLAND, Captain w. II. Williams (noed for her sea.
going qualities and capable of carrying 900 passengor)
and WIN mike excursion 70 the Cholera Ranks wet or
dry, under the direction Of the celebrated Pilot Anderson
Colwe Sunday September 1861 making the following
landng:-Peck Sp,E. r.. All A. NJ Spring street. N r. :at5
A. NJ; Pier N. X. at ~ A. NJ; Jersey City at 30 A.
touching at Quarantine Landing, Staten Island ut clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

MONEY ISLAND FERRY LANDS AT FORT HANIJ-
~ ton-o,rhe NAuSHoN leaves West Tenth stree, 81,
l2 and 3 Spring Ga 1919 and 31.: JAY street
93i 1874 and 81; pier No n. K. 10, and A. Fare rs
cents including return ticket.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

Fg'R0Y FINALE SEMfNARY-TfIS INSTITUTION
u offers the accumulated advantages Of nearly fifty
years OF successful operation. livery facility provided
for thorough course of useful and ornamental education
under the direction Of corps Of than twenty pro.
fessors and teachers. For circulars apply JOHN II.
WILLARD, Troy, n. Y
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TUE MEMBERS OF COMPANY O. SfKrY-NfNTH RE-
gment, requested to assemble their tic
Cry Hall Park, this day, Saturday. in instant at ten
by order OF Lieutenant Colonel Nugent.
FELIX DUFFY, Captain.
7. CALLAuAN, Orderly Sergeant. 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

WILL w. I. b. GUlICK, WHO HIRED THE YACHT
w Restless Tho 18th Of August list report himself
TO the owner OF aaid yacht Immediately?
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TDiiMPf0Ni5 IMPROVED PARLOR BEnSTIAiS AND
4 other frs class Furniture sold wholesale auA retail
and by monthly payln ATS at 145 Tenth street, formerly
National Academy os Design
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N KS. UAVIDSON'S
NJ PARIS MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
10 Bleecker street, New York

Mrs DAVIDSON respectfully intimaes 10 Indies re,,a,
~ any part OF the United States that can depend
having their orders faithfully executed and forwa rded
plonpiiy by express with and economy Every infor
shargs. DC. Address as above ''' 80 'Ss"'1 Styles
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nELIGHIFUL EXCURSION-TO NAyEsINK HIGH
- lands Ocean House, pleasur. Bay Long Branch Red
Bank, AZ Steamers HIGHLAND LIGHT, Captain Parker
and LONG BRANCH Captain Corlies alternately from foot
81 K95inson street Leave New York saturday september
turning leave Rcd Bank and Branch Port SATURDAY at A p
NJ: Sunday at j. NJ, and Monday at A. NJ and ~ NJ
Thus leaving New York Saturday afternoon or
Sunday morning can return Sunday evening Monday
morning In season for business. Fare IS ccnts.
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NorICE-EDORA McDERMoTT CATHERINE AEeDER.
- mott, Mary Ann MeDcrnot, James Nsiiermo Br yet
NcDerinott, lcss McDerot, William. Mcernoii, yDpr
father, James McDcung from Carlow, stops at Walk
er's Hotel, % Greenwich street, New York.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T osT--AT STEAMBOAT WHARF, FOOT OF JAY
IL street, North river on Tuesday afternoon August
q, black enamclcd cloth Vase with plated ornaments
ut ends OF wire hinge the back and plate the rim
at the handles The Vase has two locks. reward of
$40 will he paid for its delivery to Iavemeycr Townsend
& Co., 102 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

1I>0R SALE-A PAIR OF SORREI HORSES, SEW
IL years old fifteen hands and one inch high, well b
broke to saddle, single double harness, aid very XII
trct in about three Minutes sound in every parti
lar. Can be seen at 65 East Twenty second street.
be sold separately or together. second hand top Wa
also for sale.
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TvHE ATTENTION OF TAvERNKEEPERS AND LOUD
Il dealers in general Is respectfully solicited to Il
superior quality Of Hammers fresh brewed Champag
Ale. This ale Is brewed fresh at all Of the yef
and the keeping quality Of it, especially Of such brew
during the most excessive hot weather. guaranteed
any length Of time Charge Si2 per hid and 90 per bb
delivered to my part Of the city Of New York. free of
pense. Payment, cash delivery. Orders sent to Han
mers Brewery, in Harlem, will be attended to with d
spatch.
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ENRENCH TEACHER WANTED.-A PARTISAN LADY,
who is thoroughly competent TO teach the French Ian
guage, may hear of good opportunity instruct gentle
having much leisure time to devote the study that
language, by addressing o. q. Sanford, Herald Office
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INSTRUCTION.

A T 81 50--WRITING, 20 LESSONS; BOOKKEEPING,
IA $40, lessons unnited Writing and Arithmetic $40
per quarter IS lessons EACH ut 62 Rowery NJ y 2S3 iu
ton street, Brooklyn. COY. s. W. King writes.ooncl
Paines plan OF instruction is systematic and expeditions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

r AW SCHOOL OF THE NEW YORK UNIVERSITY,
~ Washington square.-The fourth annual session OF
this Law School will commence Monday September 10,
and continue thirtysix weeks The law library in the
University will be open each morning at O'Clock, TO re-
ceve applications
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

ZOE Silica VERY FINE SAFE, COST $780, GRAZ
~ cd oak color; cash prre S7h, Win cschange for u
lectB Sound Horse. Address Safe box lg erala Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

INRENCII INSTITUTE, FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN, no
Il. AZ East Twenty-fourth street.-Boarding ana day
school, classical and comVercni, fourteen tcacherssx
American, five French, two German, ono Spanish.
primary department aud gymnasium See prospectus
for details. Professor Ellie CHAIlER, Director VIII
be rccpened on Tuesday, September II.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A ssIsrANT QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE, NO.
"A Bowling Green, New York, S ptember 4, 1851
draught Horses between the ages Of Six and nine yea
thy must be warranted sound and to work we'll in b
ness Apply az the Howard livery stable, corner Of n
Ger and Grand streets. r. SAXTON,
Captain aud Assistant Quarternlaster, U. s. Army
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

NOR SALE-CTIEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, A vERAO
Il Horse, bright bay, 1914 hands high, seven We
old; sound, kind, handsome and can trot mile 10 \
than three minutes, fifteen miles within tho hour
ply at SO Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

sd REGIMENT EXCELSIOR BRiGApE-COL. NELSON
e fayior.-I0 men wanted for the above regiment
which Is in camp at Washington. Recruits will be for
warded Immediately Apply at the Recruiting Once 900
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

LNOR sAIE-A FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT AN
IL Dining Saloon, neatly ltted up wa established,
good location Also, Restaurant ard Oyster eaioon
selling. Apply at lis Johl street.
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yNANTED.--A PARTY OF THE HIGHEST RESPECrA.
w bility wishes to lire bcdstead by
year Address box 1898 Post office, stating and
where it may be seen.
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ONS. L. DE GRAND-VALS BOARDING school,,
1Sl Classical and Commercial, Hudson terrace, Hobo
ken--Annual session begins September 2. Terms SOC
per annam Rc!erences-Mr f. Ponvert so Broad street
Mr.. r. Plunkett 1870 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

TIME MISSES DELANEY'S BOARDING AND DAY
L School for Young ladies', No Wyckof street South
Brooklyn, will open on Monday Sept. IS. Terms 5000
per annum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

AhRY, OF COLUMBIA COIIEGE.-E MlNTON HAS
IL removed from $50 W. street and would like to
gou address Minton, Broadway Pos. Office, 422h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

7 LESSONS IN FRENCH LANGUAG, AT TWENTY-FIVE
~ cents an hour, by competent young boarding,
i1r three hours application every day. Address H. box