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Urn Goods.


CTRANG g. ADRIANCE, ,ro,rw.v
(Betweea Leonard and franklin ais s n,,,,., IA
yysv,ns one ned Q new Cloth DePartn'es., '"'i'' s'
As'-s their extensive sssortm.auti Iroa a..
CLOTHS CASSIAERES. CLoAAiNoS' 49,
CTRANG s. ADRIANCE,. r,o.nw.v
~ Win OPEN on M3NDAf'
At RETAIL,
n full assortment OF
uOrJsE.FURNISHINd GOODS
LINEN rAsLES1;SsT4G3Ssaass. DA sMnnssssiSos
TOWELS, LINEN iEEd5WsiI No s''f' L
rOrrON sHIRTiNGS and sHEETlhoS
Of the EIst manufactures,
CHEAPEST PRICES
CTRANG g. ADRIANCE, -
Between Leonard and Fr.aslin s.rc't'J
win offer At RETAIL,
ON MONDAY, sLPTEaBERn.
Large assortment OF
RICH BLACK siLky
FANCY. PLAID. and PLAIN SINE
Inst received by thu latest steamers which VIII DO edetco ~
size LOWEST MARKET PRICES
my,,rors ALrAcAs. AID FMrREss CLOTHS ir
GREAT VARIETY.
VICTORIA LUs1ERs,
in al tie NE" SHADES
eAPARIs POrLlNs and - CLOTH rLAlDS,
new and beautiful fabrics Cor
LADIES' and CHILDnENS pKEsSEs
euAWLS and CLOAkS Of w Nay DkSCRlfIlON
A complete nss,rtnsk OF
MOURNING GOODS.
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JTStruetion.
COOPER UNION, for the ADVANCEMENT
SCIENCE AND ART
FTFTH ANNUAL SESSION.

FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION.
" iRT y; aH %oS k sF
SIHiiP h IN MATHEMATics, CHkMlsrRY PURE "a;
EH RH EasleA .ad
DRAWING and MUSIC.
COOPER USI0N VIII b-tn The lt day Of October next
Applications for adassSon 10 toe hool fart for Women
at the school during st week in sesmSer when Che
Principal hrs H. A Cuddehy will De IN ssndsnss TO recc.ve
ohar.c.s no fee. Tor admission instruction received
Applicants for admission TO the Free rt ClasAes in s
snc. and Arr procure tickets Of admission daily
oh,s between a. M. aud p M; and on each MONDAY
EVENING in September from etc and aso the
EVENING, ofthe 2gth z3h aud yCb oiSepteEber Appi.
c.s must be over IS years Of and produce eeac..
good moral character Pupils viii attend for Organization at y
Pupil. in .is,hemsc. on Thursdsy Evening Oct Pupils
In NsIra Philosophy Friday Evening Oct 2; Pupil, in
Chemszy On Ihur.isy Evenis Oct Il Pupils in Drawing
D. Due viii be made hsrese, TO the orsaui
The ,chsrs ii n.rac.on hiss been greatly ENLARGED I'D
will require years s compilations bu, Pupils p1r'
So, "a, sn, :o,,e 9, .y pPr.n Of " At the" own '''a
TGt Yey-Nonday kstheroatcs; Tuesday Mathematics,
Wednesday hstneni,,ics; inursdsJ ha'scmsses Fhday
s.eonS ae,rMors,y Ns.orzl Philosophy Tuesday ass
ensics; Wedne.d,y, hiahema'ics; Thursday aa'asrlS
c1 Tb EI's Monday n.bsnsics Tuesday Chei.ry.
w.dncsd,y. Mathematics; 1hnrsd-y CLenis'Ty' snd-y;
Fasrh Is1Msna.y D,,wi1s Taep.d,y DTTag wig
vira Ye.r-Mond1y, Drawing; Tuesday, heehsnicsl
"Wednesday Mechanics; Ihorsdsy, Mechanics; Friday.
The idea Of the Institution being to improve snk
educate tie wo.,ing classes especially those engaged n ms.
cb,yi,l poyr.a,, viii be that l25 OF the fnu
course is devoted Mathematics RS to Natural Philosophy
a25 TO Chemi-uy. 6S Y industrial Drawing. and ~
Tteors,r, xrchsnies sx lnsruc.on IN Drawing. sno
Eve IN Ns;hen A..cs viii bs .apoyed
The Depsrusn. u 1heni.ry vii be under TIE ehsrge o.
Prof ClitS. :. STONE, 4. NJ who viii deliver three Lee
,ur-s per week The Depss, Of Mechanics Will be under
tie direction ~ ROT. =. *. bAsDER WEfDE, NJ ~. wbs
vi! dsiiv
tho 3!rt % hAch next
Tire pubc sl.ts1 ~ al tho classes and Lectures pro
vded thsy Ia bs BY 81 o'clock, when the doors VIII
be clof,d IT,. Trustees cordially invite the public, ari 80
r.ri.y tho young city to avail them'ese' Of the
b.l provision which Les been made for their Improvement
IT,. f,.ins Room I, open. free 20 ALL without tickets
81 any kid hon TO 10 p M aid tie Picture 0aey
from a to p -
Tbs Trurs.s .n,s een'rbudons Of books ff .he Free
Library which hoy geay needed ana Wa Dc pro-
tncye general advantage sy TO the working c.fsss
ABRAH .. HEWITT, Secretary.
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1ouses ano farms rUaniso.

COUNTRY HOUSE wANTED-In fonc
~ pe.s.s, slue 90 s.shborhosd N u;s State preferred
sd si,hia a. hogrs uA,- of this esy wa hf- snnl Nc
Isr4 with rrivilexs ef rurehaSo sess Addfen wnn
nj AZ. pres house H. H.. Tr5uss onee
7 WANT 10 BUY HOUSE Of liberal size and
90, ,,,h or ~os, the surni ur~ snd With lnm~tis'e
pos..sson IL tsv. smrs Stable ard b. 10 eloies
ior.:on- Murray hi' preferred .
.h,ni Who ufhs be ircHsi 90 oder H. psSriei 10 sond
.i ...r,i ia, "a void rot tH-rsrpon hs tef sbcn,
~. r-,,,, he 10 fnvis4 % c5rnaniesr VIA MI NhhO
MCLEAN 40. Pine At, whom ss's sr9'oysd In We
matter . -.
soraTo The sur,-snr the subsfbs iss the liberty n
sprsti n. thsi tnc sivoftisef nss to -ofi
~ h~r.ps iu lb.r.i.. n,. WARD MCLEAN
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Ncw 30ublitaiions.

EAITH GARTNEYs GIRLHOOD
IL Sells better ssd better every day ,he NESTS o. ".
story get spoken Of s simplicity and purity OF wye a.,
noble, lofty sila praised by every one who resa, ~ wv
day psses bat what both gentlemen and ,aen mrsD
1T Is THE BEST STORY ENLh NJ, 81 %,
lust as fascinating young ladies iron 49, ~ =,
whom 1, was written II viii eunoblc ana cevsc .c ~,
every vouns person that reads IT, and 1t 10 not oooH
read once and put side. but will be read eve,
again till Faihs" life becomes part ana pice' I'M. vort
Eminent elergymen tell yon have done ls I =. soop
the nook Is DELIGHTFUL and mnv have an enormous s0'o "
4, aud Sunday School teachers find eu. N.
One OF the most eminent Boston is"Se" 's'''
most delitltfu book he ever read
Parents read 1t sni judge for yourse'Tes
Price 81 o.. .ovc
THREE EDITIONS ALREADY eoL"
the rS 9,I ~, Pt,mhvWfy BOOKSELLERS retail IL
OLi'E" o. 'SNA' LORlN0, Publshsr
No. $40 Waslnstonst, beftoo
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aea! Goiaie for Sale.

4 COUNTRY SEAT-C3 Acres, elegant snd
~ RI, IA. lsfss rev Bsnlnu mlss RON New io'h
ia Ess jsf.sy riar.ss YAH nom tsgot-sN6o, a. 10
Arrrs . Nj % frota Jsssy City. y hon hssHh nom
Lslsvls- !: 80, r. Ar;es mile from EsfsI. kArIAs
wasr t0pt-A;cc9. W. H. NELICh, No IN ilfosa~ny.
BLOOMFIELD. N. J.-Tor SALE, COUN-
ID IRT RFslpESCE. Coiia.s and between im and n'ne
scro v god Land siius,ed tie Oa Road Il bsorhsd
Il tho village ard shon, thr-s mes from SswuA 20
fssh-r 9TH Barn Csriss- ous- ard otter cot ans'
sss lawn sbundanr> - ru FOOD -ssf hsatiy losfs and
vhla Locrs ride u tsv iott Persona dessss q Fgf'
chssnfs GOD sai sA-sp property viii apply TO VIZ. l..
lnANyERs. sn The l.,nssA Isfns mAds easy.
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Board ano Rooms.

4 MEXICAN HOTEL, Hartford CoDn.-No
"A savno- In ts.oe Terms VI . Per Day
A. y PLlAffON Proprietor.
VyyANTED-Firs<-class BOARD for family OF
w sxht perscs, u GOOD nsshborheod ~ ~ n'oniha
Rol No. l go Poe; OE.oe-
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COR sALE-TO CLOSE AN EsTATE--A

II VN HNIITs-IV NTsV'1I nv 10 ~ . u n
Il YARN o! 100 aoros "a the To~n Of fonAers Wesehss
County n. T. 10 nii,s RON the cry Hall snds raes
hon Kin, s5fts- Hi tintsonsl Iollns wei fenced and
s.fsd AL In good order has od barn and crchndno
80 sitssaos elevated Lsshy central aid conv-lrns
hsrrf snd easy TO t,po's on TIRE trfcns nss
~ siesa viz the sem the hsw Haven and tic hndson
River aosi eyogsbls optefiuniiy Tor s1s.,s.n Terms
o.sy Apply 10 ~. VALENTINE, No. l,5 ffnn, st.; OF
.uqaifs Of JOiiN MORRISON 81 WIianl's Eais. Depot.
Harlem RAILROAD
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Iy,uE INTERNATIONALLY MAt .'s1. l.I,.
4 QUEEN OF EAvARRE-rnly u, H. r;sest trest to
inc cory The original .os Ih 1,,, i pssnasa in very
De % Of SO pages cloth tlt With twelve PRETORIA!
.srs,ions for 81 ao by mail sSsmuy .es,s noI pnh n
i,sher Ne 81 AEn-tt-
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daughter Of Pre,by terian Clergyman IN .: sy lu
from Europe desires 70 obtain lew az M
.ncish byu,eLsA AJdssss b. T.. Tribune omes
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totAABLiSHEDi in 1913 by ProfJas.J. Mapcs.
Ssp I: nomee, s full Of inter vrs matter ior Che
a"I ns nsopsshed snd should be the hands Of every
No,emosI md D.csmter Number. free ~ C6sge BY sub
seinIs making hfecn month, for 81. Terms.
~ PSf su" " s0'ahce angie copies 10 cents. Address
=, VIM L. ALLISON, vublsher,
Nos. H4 ind 1lo Nssx.u.s. kew. York
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ILE.-For SALE. 10 LOTS of
XTlNELAND.

VINSEEiLaAsNp2: Il, ,,,,,., FARMS ,,,.. ,., ,,,,,,,
c'tlonsn mild aud hrathio climate 20 es south Of Phil
depha by railroad Rich so produces large crops which
be- growing, ~ and ,0aclc tracts at from 10
70 go per payable within four years. good business
Openings ehui,hss schools and good .ocsty IL the
improving place East or West Hundreds srttlin,
and building The beauty with which the pacr 10 laid IL
unsurpassed Letter, answered Page, coulsius reports and
g,iag uli information viii be sent ffcc Addess CHARLES
X. lands 'incisnd y. D., Cumbs rand Co.. New'Jefscy
From Report Of Scion kobln'on. A. I'D. Tribune.
y" 10 of tho most extensive fertile trscts almost
level position and suitable condition PLEASANT farming that
ws know ofthis Side Of the great WesierD PIsirias
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90 Get.

UNFINISHED HOUSE 20 LET--in gcntcel
II o.issborboad NOLAN built thry minutes BY %
s'trs loa TIE cay ii.. Apply G. We. 10 Ie-<Aands'L
yI'O LET.-A STORE on lth Avenue front,
j ADD OFFICES In To- BihLK HOUSE. As;rrPlscs Ap
o, al tie Tr,ssof.fs Orie. eth sscnas entrance.
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CEW MILITARY BOOKS.
a BOOK FOR EVERYBODY!

n
n VII be Published on hcsy sept. -,
NLLLs'o lALUoIgATED NATIONAL HAND BOOK
4 complete Compsndium Of
TIE POLITICAL HISTORY OF TIE COUNTRY,
b. he landing ri z u the present lime together
Ut4L
CHRONOLOGICAL RECORD or EVENTS. :
80 other liable information OF universal interest woh
sht should the p0ssssou Of ard yo1ih Ia the
e1BnsTyss book o reference Acme worth u.Dy times s
Iice, handsomely bound 81 IS sent tes Of postAes.
Agents wanted everywhere.
Adde'S. JOHN q. WILLS. No 100 W!ll.a,n It. y. Y.
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EOR sALE.-PcrOns III Ill Health, see vi.
4 vcrtis.lnent u Sinelsnd
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CTRANGERS and CITIZENS
- In want Of any ,r,irlt. in de
HOUSEkEkPIS0 LSSf,
enumerated below invited to sIsins cur ssS'mss1
" NC" Is ~" CONSTANTLY nEPLEMsnED
10 Wv '' EUROPEAN NOVELTIES.
- Wv" oun OWN MANUFACTURE.
s'"P'''ns ~, R.S,s 20 c ss gI:s,l ;,
below t.es- . ny other rs'ahll .hLeci q W tly
FRKSCh CHINA
whit. Fr-nsh China Dinner se.s
White Yfvnsh TINA Ics sta
Waite Fr.rch Ct.ns Toilet Sea
Gold b1ni french ChinA Dinner se;A
Gold band French { tins lee Sei'
Goii.bAnd French Chif-a bfsasfsr sets
Col ,and ftrf.rh China Ioi Il seis
D~-of.l,d frnoh Chins L.Br-. ssta
p-cof.i.d French thiIs Tea b>;a
ns.,.,sd t,. en- S cssa. r., ss.s
'''''''' fso ,s'' tHiS.
lion s;sne China D.nncf Set.
lson-,.ons Chns t., ~s,s
Iron stone Cnna brcii 49, 80
Cur AND rNyehvED TABLE oIlsa
Go''st. Charir.,ns,, Wnos Ce-tia' 1trslsn. AZ
Gl,-,.. pecsu,sf. Preserve D''nes Den sn STANDS
hi@''N'' siLvrR-PLATrp WARE.
,,,s13. ks,e. s,lrs, s,,A Csr., ufs, sl,sf ys,,.
W.l.s' silver rlsisd s-i'si D4'A''. hA'"s'71 ssf'
'''''] M. sII,vytPL.rrD IcE ri-cHCEa
TtBLE CUTLERY sgs1s
Ivory h,ncisd piun-f Nrlvss
Ivory landed To. krlr-.,
Ivolv .ntlod rie.sffr trisct
Ivory handled C,fsiht hn.'sA
A hArasIsc choice Ia .
Chandelier for Fsfiors
ca nte.lcfs Tor Ll5fa.rs
CHANDELIER fJf Dirirg Hoona
thAnds.less i0i Halls.
Chandelier soI Chamhcfs.
Er-sis,- r-atsL's te- . 9, n lN,
| CHANDELIERS IOR EEEusfSk OIL
CHA soeos,sd 10 order Is ca, sni .lgsFei: - -.
! tern WI DALEY L Co.
Ho Sci bscadsay.
fs.assn Ec as;ss al blss her ia
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Chances for Bnsin.es Hlen.

A RARE CHANCE.-The best BUSINESS
"a STAND In ue osi ulr.vnr town m feonsylraais ~s
rtok 81 Books sson@iy Fty.r baDlnss and Eoos.
Kew, Rsp.s Price $500. Address H.. boz No. So fhla
De lpk!A P,s-OGioe.
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IMR RAIE-The YalnnhIc FARM ownol by

EOR SALE-FARM at Newtown, l.. l.. be-
L tween the ol Penny brd.- Road sud The tlushps H..
Within lev elochs Of the Flashing l. IL u Depot. Con
siEs gGOry Frame fiousr aid out hvidinss al In
good sTJsr Tie land Il very frh sli suitable fpr naAet
ssdsp. vel s.lued wh hns vaw. Ad sbous mis, ire
no C..y. Apply " A J. BLEkChEH son co.. No. 7.
l-I. At
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rINO NILLINERS AND COUNTRY STORE
II KEFPEnS
ATOR,SD- sTRKKI cifkr sTory,
Ysn will tad Ne ohespss Linss 81 hisbOS- flLss
vELyETs MILLINERY LtcfS. fipN HkH iD'ns ~
sba BLoOMkks IA this s.y nsa sr,ssy sza Ssssrdsy
sslea -.
We ~, L>ng.hs Of Hlnsfy CseS' s-s>pss nss s'ss
rpwLrD hpLff
Ne III and All Grand sss Ne " Alss s'fsss.
pirh bidft from lls Bovsfy
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SHoULpEThRi anhar war NOVEL.
STRAPS
SIiOULDER-STRA PS!
SHOULDER-STRAP
EVERYBODY Is READING IT!
ALL ARE PRAlSlNG 1T!
IT TIE NOVEL OF THIS A0S'
By HENRY MoRFORD.
Third Edition OF this great book by Henry hSfois %
.,husoa and for sac TIL. Gay By al Booksellers and news
.v.,r,yber. IL ia complete in two large volumes po-
eov.Y rrcs Orc Dollar bound Ia enc vol1me oe'h iof
slso We also publish Railway Edton" Of It, complete
IN che volume paper PT.ce Que Dollar.
IA 4, nubishea aud Tor sale 1t tie cheapest Bookslins
House IN Tie world, which sat
T. B. PETERSON BROTHERS
No sos Chsstuut-s,., Philadelphia
Comic, sent everywhere free Of postage rscep, Of price
STO BOOKSELLERS ATTENTION
A,weh,e no Invoice Of our Books in the Trade Sal. ,h
Veal we would aave Booksellers attending the Sale ana Al
shers everywhere who Wish purchase Stock OF cur fo
uLAR and PAsT.sELLISC BOOKS, TO esrespond direct
With us sd to send Their orders a, once, as iey III "
MED al ven low rates daring Trade Sale Send 'o GA
q or rev Catalogues.
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LOYAL COPYRIGHT EDITION.
rae ONLY AUTHENTIC BIOGRAPHY PUBLISHED
STONEWALL JACKSON:
HIS LIFE Anil MILITARY CAREER.
Gy MASkIySIELD ADDLy.
llno., cloth 240 pages, with portrait 81
sFKEE From PARTISAN fA1JI DLNES-
"a GOOD LIFE OF GREAT MAN"
CHARLES T EVANS.
NO 80 Brosa~sy.
s.ssest BY mall reoep, 0. Tro~.
AGENTS WANTED
TINE REBELLION RECORD:
EDITED BY FRANK MOORE
"TAe embodiment 81 al TIA, il valuable. nd .hs
ONLY HISTORY Or IhE "Ah
that can be relied on"
FART IS .ins the 4th pzrt Of Vel t.
Ius.Tsec wi.a portraits Of - ,~,-,
Brig. Gen GODFREY "HlTZEL or,
Bag Gen. J. W. SILL
THE FIVE VOLUMES,
Uniformly bound in various styles cen De 0b'ined We %
lowing p:iccs;
Hal calf ant g 5oaVol Half nor, IS " svsL
Ysrs II. AID III Of the
CONPANIOE TO REBELLION RECORD,
utsnins important illustrative OF the Reoe
included In regular isSues CT the Record Ess
paxt illustrated with two portraits, &C. are No" rcS2y
g. P PUTNAM. rahh.hcr.
No. al Broadway.
CHARLES I. EVANS. Pp0,ishia, Asert,
No. tis Broadway, ROW fe1k
CUSTAVE ORMONDs NEW BOOK,
THE GOLD SEEKERS!
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NOR SALE-1hree elegant frst-claxs email
Il four story french roof brown stone front lishsoop
HOUSES nnishsJ In Ito beat style and OF the Dc-i
elites Moray l sou'h wo. torn~r OF Sths' and Lea
layton Inquire on tho pseui.es ~ u q. HAMILTON.
no ~ l>oiinl,ons
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professional Notices.
Duiloinp Alalerials.

MICA ROOFING CO.--Dealcrb' in Roofing
Vl Materials Tin and oheS Roof put In rood repair aud
Al ARBLE MANTIES.- The best place in the
WI ely purchase cheap aud w,li finished MANTLEs :.
Ivsh IT, peaf ID N Cot this e nd give hims call
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lrOR SALE.-Persons wanting Mild and
Dtlshlfu Climate, oPcn all wiie ser s4'ertisonsH, Of
ylnei and
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Il STEEL KSGRAVlNGS-FoT particulars inquire a. tue
O&ee Of Publication, Ne. u Annst, hs~.ferk- CALVIN
3on Walls to the city Come and get Cs.aos1e, o.
send your address stamped letter snveepr n. b-Ctl
fofrsn lie other citsens the ned SAsss ssoy
THOSE EXQUISITE BOOKS savoy nssssste Psic< ssd
tes per cent for postage.
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Nem pn,5,icaitono.
ftApITAL NEW BOOKS,
ISSUED TO-DAY, BY
CARLETON, Pnbushex, Now YoIk,

7. OLD MERCHANTS OF N. r.,
SscaSO SKaIys Of very interesting and c9rons nss
Ma osIiett, Clerk Repste with reminsee "a cnbl;,
bote. Wit humor lively personnel sketches Of New York
possip about the old ana sies Merchant Princes o. sh
"a little bit yns and not toe iuea m. sscopp
RET you,us had an sale last yeAi anu a MIC
txnIEs is now ready, ore elegant oi'sa 1"nHN ''"
81 So
II. VICTOR HUGO-A LIZ .l,
"a, W,rxrss One Of the most charming sha ehIs"i
H., ~. ever issued from the Fiene pres Ilesh'
dramatic graphic and lively aoounIs w., ~ wondsIfuy
% No reader chat msrvelous romance osn ~ a'
,,s companion. The story Of victor hugo
fhed mn hanasons svo cloth bound, PTiee 81 ~
TIT HUSBAND AND WIFE;
- M, c;aD.o Of Uuuru Development through Inherited
danc;es Az attempt to collect, condsnse aud put into
% tom sone OF tie great truths contained in the recent
l;sied works INTENDED exclusively Ior the inedisa o.
E.on or for the natural philosopher 1ish e'ansi i''e
o. IS
o.. These books sod by all booksellers and VIII be sen
~ mail POSTAGE YKRE onrecsipt Of price, by
9. W. CARLETON, Publisher New York
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HAMMOND on the Causes, Symptoms and
Al SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT u EERvOUS DE
Billy aud other Dsesss Of the Nervous SennL Urnt
y aid Sexual Systsms.By G. ID. EArsobD ~ d. fo u,eIy
Professor Of Special Anatomy &c Ia the Syracuse Esde~
CoDcg-. NewYort Price 81, mailed free. l.. WARSkE,
Publisher, NO. Vsseysl, kztor House.
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N1H. VAN NORMAN

WI f.each and lns ioMirr AID D,y School Tor feun.
alis. and Misses no Ne.s .hst. Nj. reopen ~ Thar.
SsYscmb's IL.
fof fnl Information .pfly fsrA sireulsF Tie rhneA q
bis Associate. Mts ko"ton ~.l sr 81 homo suns th' sam
s1c,tion.
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE.--A DRUG and
~ BOTANIC STORE In Brooklyn, Tor .ae q, one hslf s
value, s- owners h,sth sbs,s him 70 ls.vs TIE city
Price SEQ cash. For full particulars iDaghs Of COOLkDoE
L ADAMS ks. l0s Joha-st-, New f,rk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-23

FOUNTAIN INDIA and AMERICAN IN
l. DIAN sIOH, No. - BROADWAY. 'sesnd s'ev'
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s1n, per mail tis>0r' welcomed W sIAass ear s1seA
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-23

BOOTS SHOES and GAlIERS-S3. - 30
ID - ~ 50 ard e. ~ IOStoo .. Noe 10 81 10 A. 81
Peas call AID eIss..hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-23

MADAME NAPOLEON respectfully informs
IVA tic parents Of lsr pupils that she vii fsol.n hsi
fnueh and Ensish scLs0l Monday sesi IL, x Ne ist
tiLten 1t. BrOokiyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-23

- T.. jerks SCHOOL will reopen at Nc
lie Ina broadway. two doors below s'hss. % Mon
DAY Sept H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-23

MRS. BROWN. formerly Of No 20 Varick
wi street Hudson san,f. ST. Johns Psk) viii reopsn
her School Young L.iie. sna Mass ssp- ;is. No lt
Wee. ia st.ret.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-23
Miss MARY SEDGWICK~ SCHOOL vi
WI KEOPEN sept u. al NO. % Esnh sth,.
DRIyATE INSTRUCTION.. W. wOR-

i THEN author Of 'Wonhsns Co~bfsiod Method .
Avcrsse teach ant sisc lessons 10 tho
who desire his in.uue,on tENENlN0S) at No 9st ehA,
be-, 18th ard a5tsa No pay required unoss perfect sass
faction 10 given This method require neither Books o. Tso
and 10 shonsr than any othoI way OF averaging
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-23

TOR SALE in NEW-JERSEY-A small
\ FOUEDEhY, with III &sres Of Land. Inagro Of 1HOS
LEOSAkD, EeinssIgh, Mercer Cour.y, ~ J.
Evening star., 1863-03-24
.Sl(Q)|O edition.
THREE o'Ors,CK P. M.
STATE oFwEsT VIRGINIA

Thursday, 10th, s:.s people of the forty eight
counties of West Virginia are to vote upon the
question whether they will accept the pro-
visions of the bill forming the new State. II
Carried, then the President Of the United States,
within sixty days thereafter, viii issue his
proclamation stating tharWest Virginia IS a
new Stats, entitled to all the. privileges sSr a
State in the Union. In the meantime, the Con-
federates are gathering troops in Greenbrier,
Monroe, Kanawha, and other counties, to pre-
vent the people from yotingT and we may look
out for raids generally in all that region.
Should West'Nx1ginta be formed as a nssv
State. then Gov. Pierpont remains as Governor
of Virginia until january next On the fourth
Thursday Of May elettt WIN be held in. al
that portion. Of Virginia outside of West Viz
ginia, that IS under the control of the Govern
Inent, for State Senators, member ef the House
of Delegates, Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
Attorney General, who win GO on to- organize
the remainder Of Virginia as fast as our armies
advance, as we'll as elect members Of Congress
of the United States, ~. : s--,iI 80, : ~
Evening star., 1863-03-24

CINCINNATI. March 24.-Gen. Burnside ar
rived here this morning.
The Commercials Murfrees sboro dispatch saws
within the last four days the enemy made sew
eraa reconnossances, causing considerable
skirmishing along the whole front, but not ap
pearing anxious to bring on a general engage.
ment.
Reliable information from the South repre-
sents the evacuation of Vicksburg being advo-
Gated for strategic advantages, by withdrawing
troops from Eicksburg and massing them with
the army OF middle Tennessee
Prominent rebels claim that General Rose
Grams will be obliged to repeat Buell's move
ments of last year.
Small parties of guerrillas have appeared
along the Nashville railroad, attempting to
capture trains. No serious damage has been
done SO far. The road is heavily guarded
Paroled prisoners from Mount Sterling Ken
lucky, arrived at Paris last night, confirming
the reported capture of that place
Colonel Garran attacked Clure's forces yes-
terday, near Mount Sterling. driving him to-
ward Owingsy Vile.