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FOR SALE AM, TO LET.

A CHEAP REST 1OA GOOD TENANT
a l'ugc c,. .uiu.uy 10 rooms, in good repais
surrounded With nlsle and fruit trees, &C. "a
Mrltusc, ueat |, At il3 = month. hsal,hy
location. Apply NJ No. II Greenwich ave. Reiere
ouco required. IL
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SEN- TO COAL WEIGIILRS AND 9TH
"OCrrs Tao say'riis.T having Ut er bl til,-s
which requires lis att,i N, will Dispose of two
sits ot platform scales, IN perfect order, ur above
amount, a,uurt gwen away. Address 'Mrlph or,"
~ ali sun o.hc., ~ call At Clarke House, cor 2ad
~ nhd ave A. mylO J'Ilt
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TO LET OR IEASf-1EN ACRES EX-
= crll'u' nui undr. 6le cultivation; very ds-
-ranI" situation, ~ miles from II buseu; suited
for soht cmnu's rosN.nce or for 4, .rdeuius pur-
'scs, with dwellings, barns valuable orchard AID
abundance choicest var. ties .gr.ttad fruits. For
particulars enquire u VI GALLEY, 81 Chatham -
ri n""r nyid $500
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NE LaA.li - d, r- D.. OF sathata airfYocn.
~ ococ., La t.' Indian ! my tyut. will
sing silro9riit O.. t,r TIE oc.asi0n. 10
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InssS.s,caa CsHrsh,-I Shall Lec,prr n
sono,ow snernoop. asp O'Clock. Nv mbr,t n
g, 'toods Barn." futo Which hs VIII Gsth.r ~,
~ s, 49,. nathew XIII D.. siiiLsR, Ed, o
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BREAD.
A GRATED BREAD.
FROM PROFESSOR sIrLINAy

-'%s ~ bhI.AD.
FROM PRoFEssoR sIrLINAr
YALE CoiLr6E' NsW Haren, Nore,, Jsr 10, is0l.
u nave long been familiar with tho proccss n,
making bread light by aeration.
"The common notion that the Process OF fer,n.n.
tation is essential TO prepare digcstble bread bv
some change effected by It in the starch glubules, 4.
euec'uaiiy set aside, The experience at the London
ho'pita shows that this Aersled Bread is dycstih
without Inconvenience by stom,cLs which wholly
reuse iermened bread. Winter, swectur, liz ter,
more digestibie bread, and NOR. from piy,n uta1
IVY OF hour ismsie by this process than by ferInsn.
@ton-while entire cleanliness, and the absence Of
all deleterious SUBJ nces, are secured At tie saline
"me' Nothing but salt is added - the pqste- the
eafb"hic scid escapes in the baking. hny. eaten
ina bread Tor a considerable time and at intervals
Tor many months, and always " III sat!sl.e,lon Dr,,
TOAST made nom this bread has delioacy Of nayo,
mol found In any ether bread have tasted
"B slLLIMAN, JR."
Inc company aro prepared ~ furnish Mis- Br.s,l
IN large or small quantities At their BAKERY in
LAFAYETTE PLACE, cor 9Th st 14o
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hMl sch-,lmPh si ~ V. Preaching a,
~ f.svor AMI fNi,f . utci n-s ev,.y Mon
dsy and I lisiay evenings a, YGsit.r before :
o'clock. s,a,s re. .;
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Divine Service In the Swedish I.auxun q
will be held Sunday, May 18th st o'cluck y. IN
by the Rev Mr.. GOwESIuS Chaplain Of the swe
dish frigste Norrkapine, ut 81. Mathews Church,
" slker II, near Broadway. myg 2.s
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MACHINERY FOR SALE CHAP

~ Y Y TT T y T. II 7 TVN INsETsT VTTTsNT-"-
4'h mHif' scroll SAVE, J"lutUT monliiug AMI
boring innclHucB, turlng lathcs, sIlHriny up nud
Gu tunR On saws chul hrHtnrs, glue krttlcI Lcstug
llpes iui dry house snd ilr shop. All uesr.y now
aul Oh improve" lru pes llag, been In Use but
avery thoft time. They are tha U,st IA the eity
Cali .pou Al Jd nul IS Liat Houston It, j, BOi CE
hylG3.,'iIh
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DEATHS.

bGIl.-Ol lay, sth inst, Ellen Maria, tie
Mssy Be-, ssed years .uI months
IN" ,,-rus AL scqusiutsn u. the family are
slc,tuAy invited to sit,nd the funeral, on
Saturday afternoon i0th inst at O'clock ir,iu 10
Nortu 20 IT. Wiaisnisburgh. ~
BoYLE-On Thursday, sth lust, Gter . shoit
and severe illness Mrs s,rAh Bowie al.Nl "a wears
The friends 81 the family are respectfully invited
20 attend tie mners from her late O., ID nee. $40
Mott At On Sunday afternoon, iith INST, a. IN
O'Clock, 10 Calvary Cemetery. g2l
BRlNKfRHOI'F-Ou Friday morning oh inst.
OF wlooplng cough. lille, i.'nt daughter II
Gcurge and Emma BrIukorhuu, aged uIouths aud
20 days.
The relatives aud friends II the family. ala, tie
members II the Maclousa Il, U,tst Ciur.h are
respectfully invited t. attend thr funeral, III"
saturday! morning, nj o.. O'Clock, from H.. resi-
icucc Of her parents l k.ng II. IIer u.ans will
he taken 20 Hackcnssck, ". j., mf intcrnent. ~
CLARK-Ou Friday. 9th int, George Ark son
Of Hugh and May Clark, aged years, months
and dayH.
The friends Of the family arc respectfully invited
u attend tho funeral, on Sunday a1crnuon. 18th
inst Mt o'clock, from the Residence Of hia p,r,uts
,Gl Washington At. lis rem1inA will 10 taken b.
Greenwood Cemetery for Irt,rinen, 23i
CORRiGAN-On the sth inst, Of consumption,
Thomas Corrigsn, sou OF Thomas and Mary Ann
Corrigsn, OF Kings County, Irsleld, IA the .lst
year Of his aye.
lis friends and scquaintanccs are respectfully
invited 10 sttcud the funeral, saturday afternoon,
loth inst at O'Clock, from lie late residence,
VI First 1T. 800
CROwE-on Thursday evening, sth inst, sftcr
long aud painful illness, Eliza Ter,s> Grove, wife
Of Patrick Grove, and dW.,t't Of tie late Cart
John Beverilg., II. ". r. II Artillery.
Her friends, and the friends Of the family,
spectfly invited g. a,tII the funeral. this 'Satur-
dayI afternoon, 10th inst, nj N o'clock. frum her
late residence, 10 Frankfort st. Limerick papers
please copy. 220
FOSDICK-On Thursday, after painful Illness
Ann Elizabeth daughter ~ John aud Mary Jane
fosdick, IN the 18th year Of her age.
Dear mother, I am dying,
And shall lie at rest,
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no LEr-BAKERY, STORE AND BACK
OFFICIAL. AND ..EliAg..

OFFICE or THE BOARD OF EXCISE, -
~ Celtrv St, aud u a.hers St., New York.
April -, 1859.
To THE I'M TAVERN AND HOTEL KEEPEhS
sui liluur dealers of tlis cty-Tte boa Il of Excise
Hi.l open III, IN I',sion on tie 2Uth Of MAY, 1894
pI a'rack N g. afternoon, In the Common Plaas
Count ROOM Part NJ. l, for the purpose Of granting
''uses fur tie ensuing excise year sud viii clos
IL" same AFTER session of fiity days
TIE II 'nk Petitions and Is ,nls can lie had AZ the
r'hces Of the undersigned;
W JAY Haskell President Of tie Board,
IL Centre -
ROBERT d. HOLMES, Counsel to the Bnari,
I Chambers q.
NOAH IA CHlLDs, Commissioner, Sc,
az West Saith Il
n. R-Noti,o IL hereby given that the penalties
prescribed los iaw will Ire ris'd,y enforced mylO y
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+ Ps.SA.kJ !.Nb'ISsS.

Fscx M sroSt, YAM, riis.sAS or rvrs.nrst
Lf<CoiS

Lf<ooiS
wAsursGTos, n. C., March Ia, 1862
Since the introduction Of the /eyd,,d bread
j have had frequent opportunities of testing its
merits. The peculiar principle involved in Its
manufacture and the stseuce Of everything bu, the
pure, essssi Ingredients, render this article rccu.
larry hassfil. Perhaps one Of the most frequent
GAUSS Of dysperc diseases In this country, is tic
almost uniformly bad character % tie bread eaten
by our people. Thus, either doaed with chemical
agents, 10 banch the material used, or 1 lea,en Ne
tssf tie stomach receives . food which can only
6s sssimilsted with great difficulty AMI persist-
enee n It's use will inevitably !, "A " disesse.
"Frum my knowledge Of Ills proves, snd Per
sonal experience a. 10 the merits 81 tie bread ~
made, can eheerfully commend it 20 my fri. nd
RonxRr KING sroSI
The Co are prepared &c furnish NJ d.
large or small quantities. 81 n'' 'ls uTe'i II
arrs PLACE, cor. Ish - DA' III LNA
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~ ~'''H" "T"IHN Ut VhtWN % FH'gc
To W'i.i a. ut lsi4 90. .'. rlin a. uinlr tian
To- eNrontos Alceture on tii4suri,y, AIN ~
m. VA '"ctnc room %. Cooper last: ne, by R,s NJ
BANTER fpt. ~ Mn atrr 200
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EoR sALl-srocX ANprIxTrRrs or

agfo cry AM liquor storr, IN the Let WnrI,
,i"inS - go"i business. add cheap lr cash, aud
l use oil The h"u'" nl'n. Inquire 30 u ctpi IT. near
W est Also "a u.'" i,iuu ui iaid 81 ni's, from New
YORK 20 acres, a ro's huuss sud h,rn, AMI the
ctop down sid cheap for cash, or part cash re
main l"r in bond and ~ tkHsc for sri. inylO %
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y hrNkL. AllmONLLR, oNII.L Isl

- HoW'tv, q pell Ills day. at luL 't,sk,
about 5000 wniiH e.. first class rIrutUt,, wa tio
itrm.a,s, Ctfrn'I place B,rckcr IT. ,!ldng
rosewood and mahogany su'trs me fanny ~ b..
case, with library, carpc,s, o,.,uths, pea i.osp,
SC.
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NHllANl'S BOARDlNG-NOIlCE-IF
yon "iih board ahi single room T. sle,p Ia.
=" 'eyon ~l'l uut be d turbed after YOU 10 tnl /
Z" gut "rply at 10 OAK ~, near Pearl. mys "A, :
.. NONROES ST, CORNER OF CATIiA-
rhr ht-Furnlsu,d rooms vita OF witlpOt
l''rl' as" tooms furnished with every fac. t'sar
nylO 2i,c'lO2
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Personal. NOTICES.

IN CREMATION WANTED OF JAMES
tkoWN. Wien AZ, seen him lace was living
81 u ooslyn. tu.u.d his come h. hIs notice, la
vii confer great layor IA lis friend T. H., 10y
Gu my at Cedar It. Game from Cuba. 22T
NNilCF-AO BILLS WILL BE PAID
atcr tl- lite, clIttH,t'd 10y tlIAll ~
PAINi .o- Iro IVA. huuvlt e.. CONlu's q. N.N. :
W's!,artlu Mako. COaBEs q Nix Sew YYik,
My o 1862 mslJa'l,
SikhiID FROM HIS 10 ifp-t.' Old
- n 1r u,iucd ~ Ill DJSIIi l., hr,l tr Nrarr.
Al IN ny CunCcruin,. hin will ba 4 IiF 3 l,-
COVE" by AisH'n - We 3sd . N,' y %
NiIUONS AND IL IRIS
w o. a.. Yo.untc..s l'l'l IuruI I - war, cal
on ~. MORGAN y CO.,
'Hyi Il W." b,n.riH, 2!i Roadway.
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Bu su.t,rS CHANCES.

a MILK ROUTE FOR SALE
iurIuulns h'i.o, wH.ou ani harness.
lN4t.v
m,i0 2'iGD 90 avenue II
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nEls.i,U,~ Notes.

Third r,t.r.nrd ~. 4h,tcr,n' Churc,,
esl ~ n,a. 81 " IN. WHITE VIII
liAASvllI J'iiv,G = l,ct thc Ei. 90, Y w.
DAYS In Jc4usaleIl." III g.. ..r ctur. b, ,u r. -
day, May 1851 at o'clocl. T.. ". I 'Ac,s, IS eta.
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And shall lie at r.-t,
Whsre 1 slls.ll uases suler more,
M H.. t...x.. l.t.as

D' "e '"'"'e' p''s''
The relative. And friends q, the fannie Also 4,
members of Indcrcndrnt Ioiy.. M ia r.
NJ ara r,spc,tft,iIy Invited H. attend tba 6,n.,i
IN SUNDAY Afternoon. Iith inst. AZ 4 o,ln,k ~"
the residence of her p.rents vi Cannon A iqq
UARNETr-On tho OH inst n, ,orsu,,,i.,
John marne,t, native Of Listowel. County Kerry
ireland MY '''
IN. funeral will take plsce Mi. ,s,,,riav, oo,r-
noon Ioth ins,, AT IL ,,,iork from =, yi,S'.',,
un.pital. lith Il, near 7th ave oSl
utNra ~, r.t,. M, A.,
aged wear ani 3 mOItbs. ''''' -
Tho iieuis md aroueirt,r,e. ~ ~. f,-o,i,, 49,.
respec,N,illv iuvitcl u st,.r1 ,ls r,r,,st' III
,s,rrrd.v5 ,urrn'.,n io,h a., nj . XXI T. 60,
N. roc, I.yce ~ nor ,.ren,s mi " a, g0, ~ "
remains win Il, taken IN G uva,, ccn,'ts,v -
tcrrnent g5
IAMy Al NcuLerp n e. nm s.,,rday Anil
sth. 1nm woun,is ,r,,ivci Nj ia Is,,i. ~ n.
bern. willie . cu'hrr ~ Ia q Sis,po,, n y
3 v. Andrew Il 4. ,I..t .nn of uenry 49,, -,
NJ Iamy. AGED Is yca,a a months .,'j - a.
The relatives and friends ~ the hmiIr ais,
the members Of Lebanon Indyo NJ 1oi l. q
NJ, are respectfully invited to attend tho funeral.
ON sunday afl,rn, On, 18th inst at O'clock from
the Glove Road Church. Dr.. ok lyn without G,,thcr
inv its,ion. ca
,,,,,ry M, ~
,, IL 'ur .1'n ~, hpri OF consumption
Jun ~, ~, ~ n,'1' u, W., os''' car o' LIZ asr
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7 EAkl ROOFS CURED ELiEElS Pa
1J.rt E4tlnr Point, cont nG 4 md warranted
b9G Gr...l, hstur rlner, ~ Park I1v, lia bow
ery, !, 9th ave, Ia Niuth rs $50 srtr ty'.
sd ~, nen - aye, II south IL q, ". 'llanungl.
;! @ac'i!2
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w,Iiinm-bursh Now oI-,hodi., Chu-

cor q GfaNan Ave and Au4''c -, 100 ch
Lovsfesst Az ?. Vi. rr,re' 'n. by tAe A.. A N
JOHN y. rIHl''L, =. = ", Pr,ao. IT. D., E.v
W. 8. MILLER ol New Y X. ~ by Rev
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tOR SAlE-IllE STOCK, FIXTURES
AMI gc't will OF whole a aud rcin liquor
-t"ie ~ tue he - business pat 81 the Ioiuth WDtl.
rucr 500, worth ioul ], / camo,int AIRY l., r.
6AftNLl, hiiOt ,nr,I % Centre st. inyy 2.IaI
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Journeymcn HOrseah0crs p. Y. u. Soci.
bty-The members OF the above society are request
Cd " meet ut tho Union Hall, 1b5 First ave, Mon
day morning, May 18th instant, At soclock precisely
Tor the purpose Of celebrating eleventh anniver
sary by street parade. Line OF march rom First
ave 70 Houston 81 70 the Bowery, 70 Chatham st. to
william Of, W Fulton st. 70 Broadway, 10 18th -, 10
University Place, ~ 18th St. 10 9th ~ 23 st, 10
10Th ave- 70 Goth ST. and It'll 10 43d ut, aud 9TH
eve 70 42d st. 70 Sd ave- 10 1ath u and G. 10 9Th
o. 70 First and Union Hall. TIMOTHY COLE
MAN, Pres; JOHN taft, Bee. las
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SurMrfs SAT-. noGARr AUCTR,


DoCIOR Won CORT, NJ. d.,
- 2Ji CANAL STREET.
OFFICE HOIR1
myo G'lS 2tp2P "
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BAKERY TO LET-TIE OLD ESTAR
- N5h.d hnk, 8, u Frankfort st. Terms mode
rate. ApDly AZ Pearl 1t, or OF e. DENLIN bItA
1t, near ~ ave myiD 3'ir8
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RARNUMs AMERCAN MUSEUM.

BEST SPECIMEN OF DOGS,
INCLUDING EVERY BREED or DO, Known
Ihis wiil uuIIu. tod y BE- uue II tie
MOST EXCITING AMI lNrEREs TING EXIiIBI-
TIONS
over seen ~ Tits continent
M HAR\' VI IL happy 10 announce that FRAN
us w iIlN, fr'i, thu ', nowttd Dog breeder
and De hratnr, las consented to have Ga rShlh,iJu
drrn tho entire show, choice specimen pairs Il
every known breed, from 60 GIANT sliEGlAN
NIbOnnpl Nd & tie tmnuiye dwarf TFkRI-
Ek comprising Al east thlrty dlereu, breeds ,his
h''n' We only instance IN tho known nd where
the Whole canine fraternity have been represented
in one tdty group. Ot or gentlemen own < rare
and pu,c-br,d Dogs, Of great beauty, have ais,
agreed tn cAhII ~ VI, .n.
~ Stalls are lcl,s A't,d up in the Museum sor
the accommodation of TWO THOUSAND DOs5t
They viii hc srtanrtd ~ g. bo seen to the b>ss
ADVANTAGE, and yet not he within reach of v.sltors
ur ~ each other
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The Rev. ChAuNCEY ID. MURRAY, Pastor OF
harkct st. Church, viii preach tomorrow morning
and evening. Morning service will Commence AT
iOh o'clock Evening, at IN o'clock. N B.-The
Pew Committee will be in attendance At the Church,
l1r the purpose Of renting pews on Tuesday and
Thursday evenings, May 18Th and lbsh, from to 8
O'Clock. mis- ss,f
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re- 1ltssien Church, corner of Madison
u Ioxssaeur SITS, under the care Of the Rev. DR..
~ s'us.ourss Morning service al lOk O'Clock
s ~. ~. Hitchcock may be expected to
III Gu soa'SS evening. Service at ~ O'Clock
~. ~ oiea9 nSieed 10 attend 90
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, rreaoen1 IN the Dutch LInguaGc.-The
Hey W. "A. HouBoIT from Albany, will preach
in the school-ho of the Dutch Reformed Church.
no. isS Fourth 81, near Sixth ave, on sunday morn.
eng and evening, st1OH A. NJ, TAP.M. o.
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pD,, ~ ~ l,.'eu', ar Sketch OF
LIAM WHITE WILLIAMS will deliver he 'baYs
lecture - W lIlet st, NJ. T.. Church Wile,t "A 49,
GrsyI ST. on wednesday evening, May iath, At 2
o'c0-S. Maps, pictures, costumes and curinsIt,.s
WILDE freely used IN Illustrating the lectures Al
niittance - osnts; children 10 cents. myIO 2lssw
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EOR SALE ClIEAP-IlOUSR, LOT AND
stable, 2hNluo, ID Middle vt, bet sth aud ~ ava
south Rroos 'yu; u minutes 10y from II milton
tfry. Apply tu M itate 1T Price only l5l
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Post Once Notice. The Mails for the
United kt siou, France. Be. fim, Prussia sni
Bremen, per steamer III EMfN, via SOUTHAMPTON,
si.d fpt Ireland per st.aiI .eI CITY or WASHING.
TON, via Queer aovn, VIII close al tits Once On
Saturday, TIE 10th day of May, at 10Y O'Clock, A.
~. A. whkkMAN, r NJ 100
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

HE sciences OF Chemistry and Medicine have
u been taxed their utmost to produce this best
most perfect purgatiye which Is known to man. In
Vulnerable proofs are shown that these PILLs have
virtues which GuTpAss In excellence tho ordinary
medicines, and that they win unprecedentedly upon
the esteem Of ali men. They arc safe and pleasant
TO tnke, but powerful to cure. Their penetratinS
properties stimulate the vital activities Of the boy
bIU sId 9e q re organs purity the
humors which breed and grow distemper stinuiate
sluggish or dsnrdered organs into their natural DC
whole system. Not only do they cure the everyday
complaints Of every body, but also Formidable and
diseases that have bafied the best OF hu-
man Skin. While they produce powerful effects
they are at the same time In diminished doses tbS
H1iest and best Physic that can be employed for
children, Being sugar coated, they are pleasant 10
take; and being purely vegetable are free from any
risk OF harm. Cures have been made which surpnss
belief were they not snbstantated nv men Of iTieb
exalted position and character as TO forbi m. ~
plciou OF untruth. Many etninent eleFyVmen and
physicians have lent teii names to certify to The
pubic the reliability Of my remedies, while others
have sent me the assurances OF their that
my Preparations contribute immensely to me relef
OF my AFFLICTED, suffering fell6W-nen 80 s3-'7i
Tho Agent below named e pleased to furnish rriSt
y my American Almanac, containing directions for
their use and certificates Of their cures OF the fol.
costiyeneSs, Bilious Complaints, Rhsumati.m.
DrQpSS, HSarthTni Headaehe arisfnf ff6fIl5 q fonl
Stomach. Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid InactIon on
the Bowels and Pain aFising fRerefrorn Flafnisney
Loss OF Appetite, all ulcerous and Cutaueous M.
eAss9 which require an evaenalt medicine scrufnIa
and stimulating the syHten cIrs MANY eouipisints
which II would not be sNpposed they could reach.
such as neAtness Partial Blindnesa Neuralgia and.
Nervous 1rTitabllity. DerAngeneuts 81 nc no. and
Kidneys, Cont, and other kindred com plants afisfn
from n low state Of the body distraction Of is
no not be put od by unprincIpIed dealers with
some other Pill they make more profit on. Ask fnr
can give you compares With this 10 its intrnsie yan
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there Is for them. and thVy should Iavaif.5 = -
=
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EOuNDAD 1884
LoOA TED, tE-ifE
Cor. Baltimore and CharleS-stS.,
BALTIMoRB, ND.
TIHIs INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
Il prosperous and hourishing condition. Twice du
ring the last has It been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the Accommodation Of the In
ereasing number Of studentR, rspresentfur nearIv
every State in the Union.
1t now occupies one Of the most conspicuous and
deairably located buildings in the city. The rooms
are 9ommodionAly arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered To vou6v
men desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
various duties Of the Counting Room, or to obtain
Thorough Practical BHSiacIS Eueati0n generally are
In any particular, by any similar estab
liShment inthe United States. w
- FACULTRg sr
E. X. LOSIER
Principal-Leeturer on the Science of Accounta Com
meroe, Business Customs, etc.
? J. II. PHILLIPS.
Professor of the Theory aud Practice
and Commercial Calculations
H. II. DAVIES
Associate Professor OF BooIs-ReeufuR
N. @. JOHNSON,
Professor OF Business and ornamental PenmAnGhin
8. I. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law
REv. L. YEATES REESE, d. D..
lecturer on Commercial Ethics
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Thos Swami, VIM II. Keiobler TssC
'pT TGO S 6GHTst, ESQ VIM Knabs, ESQ
81 Standard Works expressly for the OF the Stu
Each Student has desk to himself and 1, ,sn..
rately instructed. = P-
Th Sn,sI being no vacation during the year STUDENT.
The required fulleOurss,
DIPIoaiA Is awarded to all Graduates.
large aud Beautifully Ornamented Circular. eop-
tanning upwards Of SIX SQUARE PEET ropresentn9 IN
S1terlor ana Interior View OF the College, various
nee 0 charge accompanied with diving fii
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
ing Rail Road,


ing Rail Road,
g@i Es!:EsEEal - S;EzzssH
AN AND AFTER MONDAY, May 5th, 1852, Pas-
Sundays excepted) - n
10 55 A. NJ MHil Train, stopping at all stations ar
Cleveland at $50 =. NJ - ~ =
402 p 81. Express Train, stopping at all station.
arrives at Pittsburgh al 500 p. 81.
IO'lo r d. Express Train, arrives at Pittsburgh al
220 A. u. and Cleveland ut g:l6 A. ".
RETURNING TRAINS
Leave Cleveland at eos A. II. and 6:l5 p NJ ar
rive At Bridgeport at Ass p. NJ, and 1856 A. III =
Leave Pittsburgh At LOO A. IL. 600 A. N. and
| A. 81. aud 4:65 P. Ii. - - - 49,
Connections arc made as Follows.
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania r.. R. srIJa-r,.
1 burg Baltimore, Washington, Phiin-
delphia, New York aud Boston
Cleveland with Cleveland Toled r. r. Tor sap-
dIsky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago aull
| all points In the NORTH WEssT. will
Detroit steamers for Detroit jackson
Chicago and the NORTH WEST witt,
Cleveland Erie X. Il. for Erie. Dun.
Kirk, Buffalo and Niagara Falls Will,
Cleveland. Columbus 4 Cincinnati for
Crestline, Delaware, Columbus and
| 10 Cincinnati. E
At Hudson with the G. e. c. r. r. for cuyahopn
Falls, Akron, MillerEburgli and Woos.
At Alliance with P. Pt. W. & C. R. h. for Canton,
Mazsillon, Wooster, Salem, Enon, Co.
AT SteuDenVlHo with r U. d o. Line and At BELLAIR
with O. o. o. R.R. forZauesville, New
- ark, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton Indi.
annapolis Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisyille
st. Louis, st. Joseph and ali roints
Wtst and South West
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return S375.
any other route. !, p 7F5T-I a'-SA -SSi. 'sHH'H
Through Tickets to all points in the West, North
and East can DO procured at the once under the
Agent ut Bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates To
any point accessible by this road and Its Connections
20 the East, North, West and Northwest at once
under pLure House, orwith Pt. Agent at Bridce
port Station. VIM. D. TERRY, Agent
Wheeling Va
D. d. WILLIAMS, Agent
in. MCCULLOUGH, President. 'f'' . "
R. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. Ill.,, febe
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