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II. VICTOR HUGO-A LIFE.
III. HUSBAND AND WIFE;

E1ELLhS: BY Thomg. Chase, VI. 4.
An caqH~ volume. inio waich .rhor a. dis'ile4
the mt - Of,c..n travel Molc,. SPY To mo-.
-.'aUloy lloA n tarss vita Sh ch .fe acquainted
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nss. .Aolld be a.lfessed 20
JOHN ,. TROw, Psbi.lsr
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1!ISSES ROHR and Mrs. TUFTS have reg
~ moved their FRENCH and ENGLISH DOAlDiSV
and DAY SCHOOL tor YOUNG LADi rs and NHiLDkth.a
est s.th C-rt.sl Park The School Will kEoiEy
WEDNESDAY Sept. is. otrcalAs may DC obtained s.
Chsi.stns No 7sl, Thompsous No. Ll0T. b. NJ. ssses(
No 50 Broadway ten residence In ssth a. soGs 'a
second house west Of sthsv,
Tie railroad extends TO Giihst
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AT CROWEN,s. No. 10 BROADWAY. near

HAMMOND on the Causes. Symptoms, and
L SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT - NERVOUS bE-
g. liI az ofal Diei..s % lie -'sr."Ys nri-i ana
y >e@.-- s e4a.-y {. H. HDnHoAD "a. d. .5fnsfiy
PROCTOR Z. St.sa aEttony &c a.. c syl.- Medical
roA -. Sea 4oTa. lnee : n4i.ed free. J. 7" AA%kh
Publ.tlag. 80. 60 y.t. Asior ioGss.
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300 ACRES,
la ben S.,l4oa Into VIA Si.s, offIon
ONE TO TEN ACRES EACH.

ON. i - l. AtIl.S EACH.
n-" .s''d si'h 'rei.l reference 20 the -.H,. q c
rae lnr basas.. ls cry = heu lrfk snd y,t ~!f
scssthlr retired al teatf hoae. ia 81" country hu,
n.y can.icicl - ally stf.set 10 a, eiiien. oihs ni.ei
stare c'n.s a." , .irsn ih rT's boih''i sloi
g. no 'ouL s,s he Oct ciP'hc fui h"ah cnis'ion sni
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to s.'eA mo -. ols~ie' ~h.eh I'e;al II Sanr.ei
10. ~ bob. ffaft shnlnd. b. a. spn spril. water
IL l. believed ,Asi no .g0i ,lls - n.e. N y orh . IN
81 frprci. 90 he-fhy To side 81 iis mountain IL 10
Amos. no oay l..y - nsif ia ey "h"' 'hsfc no fever
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Ihs ptacy sih. f.s. ai efs the siic' ''cHr'd BY
lodge. sni s.iesr s' Il tie irnrv. The Aa cntf ance
10 go tAa valley road u.' ron Nrfh pfsnfr rufuad
.l.on A - ssced along he rsss .venne- .e1eH ur OF
sln r. oilfi' tod e~sfai hr~ iois, AID Aef ha's
hfaIsya sA,sn Island ard IT. Narrow. a. t.krn AZ =
glance poa hns ih- ~ of the mountain - let above
DO cv'l tie ndsss. more 'har i a. e' Ia r,i'ni
spans tho k,dEfn Cul,sfsd n~I. sni country seats vi
.s. I'D cfc' Foud. fiyers and bays VITA tho Sieve
.us bills - ir south N1HcA mountain iia'f'i' pax and
tho s and, 0ssfd 10 north with Long Island and The
ocean iu os., all c i.yracd th' eye. ms naisA
p-nofas 1ino~sdeeI by a.. - be- Que of tie anes Ia
LLEWELLYS PARK (, lea. than ene hour from New
io. ~ va Mo' asd L...i E-io,d ,e1 r.,n' rS day
ara hof-- railroad. twenty triP' sAsh way daily.
10 80" Il sc,' D.sly and variety Of e'rry for health
fus. Of climate fof 'he Intelligence and moral order Of it,
opsl,ion III .hor lot al tho.s combinations Inch
sne 10 render sI,.Dn attractive a. family les4snc. II r.
b., ,,sd n Al tho scy Of Or.nso p~ca tho msusiain
side pocs,e, advantages not surpassed equSed by any
os..'f place IN The vc4niiy Of he~loiA.
ir aaps, terms, and Particular. spPy 10 the proprietor.
No. % william Of " Y,
ern Library Baildlas orsnse E..ci County n. };
~ H. Twenty lsn HOUSES Ia vstog. ,ty.- Of sfchi-
have already been ball. AMI tho ullow
main unsod. via.
..................... { ~ 0c0 each.
Z I.ot....................... go each
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10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..... 3ss each.
2Lois....................... 1000 ca.h
s.............................. l:oO each.
" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. fte0 each.
a. Lots, 30 hy 90 ON Paltsy (loD
Zee, ~iirl s'................... o0s each.
Two trtoiass olniry Residences In and tb Ito
a. Lowe yn lsrs rlNOoo each.
Fof fi icscTqtion If fleweiyn PAX Down.
lug Lsndsc pc Gardening aud Kursl Architecture"
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N,iNELANlp.

LAhDS.-'ro OH wanting f.RNs.-farge and thriving
rtiirfu. Mid and hrati climate % milcs south of Phr
rpha by railroad Rich soil produces arge crops. which
be grow ing ~ and ~ tinr,s NJ oin -
to $40 per paye" within four ycars good
oprnngs chnfthes schools bud good socy y b. now the
Improving plc' East West fiunirrls M. .eitne
sad Dudius ID" beauty with which Ga. pla, laid out h
un.urpss'd Letters weod fApcfs conains reports and
giving Toll Mo nation III be sent free Addf... ARIES
H. LANpia' 'n''adr' o. Cumberland CO., New jersey.
From Report OF Scion hobnsoa, Ag I'D Tribune.
level position and suitable condition for fin, tb.t
We know oftbs side u the grea, Western Prairi.,D "
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DINE aud SALT LANDS for SALE, on
L saginaw bay, Nichiguni IRON sni COAi. LANDS oil
Goav,T River, fennsyi saniai COPPER aud MINERAL,
LA,DS on Lle superior Aiso Improved and Unimpfovrd
FARMS 90 the head Of Lsk- frc In Mirs,n aud ONO for
ash trchanF ~ rewi OH irookyp Property, Good
paying stocks to Exchange ior Leases Of Stores ilouse and
vanous investments made Address A. box No. 1891 Post
lDu.rs.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE

IVA INSTITUTE so. 2ls 4hst, eornef 81 AlcooggAst
or 4, shinston-sq, are GRO. ". CLARKE, a. NJ. Recto5
OPEN Us I~eniy lTst Acsism.c year on aoNDar' sepS
j.. I..3 ~
College hnne. and modern language for male pupq
u an ei fily and Jo.idEz) tAalogues u term: A. hs3
a lie Institute by addressing GEO. W. CLAhhE ~
Prime PAL 70. 2lS fth-.i. - "a
seussa,s ior the Ssyal Academy Yves. Point, Harvard
Columbia and other Colleges are admitted any lime 70 ~
-. i0f witch hey .Ye prepared Also, bczin AZ ~
l.c yrirr. and All charged oy fom tue tine oi entering
ADVANCED SIUDE.fs are admitted to the POsN
N4pfTE Coufe. IL9 Debating society 81 seniors hoi4
re a. 5fiy sessions dor all ard Winter 81 the ms ut
The lit r junior. ~ 10 ten Old, are nnde
4u.s ,rrr,ln and Gaze Of the Prize pal wits. NasLr
tstf.u4s nlusies delighted recreation Tor Al Inc cav
logis s>be hld appciiion) contans a. RffEhLN,ES
.hc lanie, Of 10 well alown c.crsymen awygr phy',an
nc sni ,ilel.. who tie present. patrons oi &c
o. .,..44 nort iDtI,, Al IA.
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rsNHE SEMl-W EEKLY TRIB L Nj.
TuB Ngw-YoRK SgnI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is
poba.hsd every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.

Contents Of No. 1911 [Sept. Isl;
L.LEADIXG ARTICLES. The Pre.iaenl. rrocl.laA
lion, Lislt ka,i and We! i'Ia' The M.y
land Aldrcs,, iAo Unconditional Ln!onlsis n
Maryland = renAuefiean League ilAes Az
WHIT once Mor. l. -b-.s Cof?ss. Tho mon
Hn,i.psno.ra'ie DIVINITY ri.s tie Word O,es
4 P.rarcA ia lenuryi iafor4al rsTaeApAA
Ii.WAR news SUMMARY
III. OESERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
~. IRON WASHINGTON: spcc. Di,pa.chss 70
TOE y. j. 4fla4ue.
v..TuE WAX ~ THE SOUTHWEST
vI..FRON EUROPE.
n.LETTERs IRON OUR SPECIAL CORN
CUMBERLAND.
VII FROM LIES ARMY The Depletion Of Lee'.
Army D,5eh'ved. Tie Statement Losssd Pon
io,eer.e.'s.. u. s,s,nsiL sad F1.s.ency. Cons.
.p9nien.e Of Toe =. \ Irbane
M..ThE STATE FAIR. Correspondence Of Tho NY
Tribune.
x..THE GREAT NATIONAL HORSE FAiR on
THE FASHION COChsk.
M.LETTER FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRE-
sr0ADESr WITH TIE Army OF TIE
xn..THE slEOE OF CHARLESTON Assault BY
tie Navy fort sOniefi hepu's Q! the A..
.aultlug Psty by the Garrison, ~ Prisgn'fs
Taken. Tiny Ihfo4t.a 90 Place The Captive. On
the ralspet IN Cs.e ,ie Fon j. iiied Cposi Ad'
. .ioai D,c, Of lie y 2 Tdbane.
Xlll..LAIE sOUTnEKs NEWS.
XIV. THE WAR ~ ARKANSAS The Csrture Of
, h,0"";' i,bs SSP "a sSa OR "i fa..soa
Cofrcspondenoe o Tie =. !. Tribune
Xv.."COSsCRlPr oUAKERs' C,ne,ponderee o.
The =. i. IA. buns.
XvI..HaBEAS CORPUS SUSPENDED, Tho Presi
deui'. Proclamation; The Witt Denied 70 irssn.
Of War, spec. A.aefs Of to hsb,Lioa. and
state, Il /, also D.nied 10 Fmoil.d drafted, In.
listed n Mustered Men, and to De'erier' also 70
tbo.c Resist the DIaii, % do Any o.heT sot
ag.int the Military and Naval service
XVII .ILLINOiS STATE FAIR
XVIII. FROM THE SOUTH SIDE: Amor ,'ysbarsi A
Furious I ,bt n Lees Wagons and Prsoners;
Iln5oien iidoccs his sick s.d wounded aud his
Wssonef.,o take iari 10 TIE Deisnse a wld snd
Jone. Caus nt In the Thcs Of 4; ..As Daring Re-. 81
re.poudenoe Of Tue H. Y. Tribune.
Xlx..A BIZ or HISTORY FROM A REBEL POINT
or VIEW: Tho Memorable Marches, Battles.
and Retreats Of Jehnuon, Jackson, kwel and
AsLby, BGnAs Sflicli. HosecIals Bnd Fremont
in the Valley, Tie Moscow March death Of
Asbby. Cor.ssp,Hdeace Of The \. \. 1nbsne.
XX..A RECENT VISIT 10 THE OIL REGIONS.
Correspondence of The II. y. Irbaao.
XxI..FROM HAVANA; Correspondence Of The n. Y.
Tribune.
XXI. NAVAL.
XIII VERY HARD CASH: Charles READS New
story Chapter aAAiLl
XIV. GEN. EWINGs REPORT.
XIV. FROM CAIRO AID BELOW Correspondence
Of TIE N J. Tribune.
XVI. FROM MISSOURI. Correspondence Of Tho n. \.
Tribune.
XVII. FROM SOUTH CAROLINA: Correspondence Of
The y. y. Tribune
XVIII. From KENTUCKY: Correspondence Of The n Y.
Tribune.
xxx. FROM WCKsBURG Correipcndence ofTh NY.
Tribune.
xxx. .HABEAs CORPUS: The Act Of Congress Author
ling ia suspenson
xXXI..WAR ITEMS.
XXXIl. CITY NEWS.
XXXlf..PKRsOFAL.
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mem Il the JUNIOR Of Columbia @ ege who a
never bcrc .n4ed Latin Greek IA the least made al ~
preparation in hos- srsgas.- IN oSn YEAR 1t ih ns'i'
admitted the Freshman Class VI ihsi tolrsr nPsR
re- ulsI anu thorough examination.
M. n.itle permits students advance from class tc
aroih.r i. tn~ir progress will wsrrn' Valuable I'M
IN the school been made dlEiA the
wa. ii. i1r the comfort and Of the pupils
PuDi. nom Orange. " J Jersey City, Hobosen, Hndsoo
Cy staten i-i.is. brook yn Jamaica, l. l. and New 10.
;bi, lns''t-~.
aeDs r- invited vis: he School, IN session, b~
tween tie hour. and ?. NJ, apply morning y
70 the Rector who resides In he seaoo aucins Mo-
2.dth.l
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I. OLD MERCHANTS OF y. Y.
SECOND SERIES o. yefy interesting and cuou. book b.
Water Barrett. Clerk. E,pe,o wsh "reminiscences -nec
aotcs wi nunnr PERSONA ss'tclr. waite AID psn.c
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Of cvcrytng aud not too much Of rythins The
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III. HUSBAND AND WIFE;
Or T." s..rcr %. fllinsu Detr gleHt through ifher'i
i,ra,uce.. Au attempt Go collect, cori,se ara pa A.o
pspl!.l tie ge, truths couslls 10 Tie fccrt
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i.on far the natural philosopher. tosh bound. ir,"
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GILLMORE- NEW BOOK.

GENERAL GILLMORE' NEW BOOK.
NJ PRACTICAL THaAIIht 90 LIMBS, III
DnAULlC CEhEsis An MohIARsi
Contanips report. OF numerous eip"um-uts Conducted In
New lofk ty dlrns the yssi. 10. 10 iBI inclusive ~
q A Gilmore A. ~ Efls ben United fta,s volunteer,
and Major United States corps Of Ensnse .,b nuu~'"n.
illustrations la volume octave fcc 4 % toYs SOL,
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CENATOR SUMNER
- Recent Speech a. Cooper Institute.
On ''OUH fOEEI0s kELAIIOSs"
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WEDkLhDAi, r,p'. - ~
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he Of The edition sent - rgfop mailed prepaid
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BAkbAklSh OF SLAVERY"
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Goats
Adde'S
ny YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN UNION,
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/ IEW ELIN y FAKh Ih tTact OF oUN bcfcH
q LAND b.sgiifaly situated ,A- sss'srn sofe Of
30 Filss Orange kouH'anl WITH suTf.oe hu.ly DIVER
gurs.i sgrs water plrtlf.squc oi oats, psche. art
g. ?. al Eoto forest u s VARIOUS na;ve evergreen ard
dsclauous
a.. "a ut md hciihei With dive. ssis A.. IN The
norfu natural .y. = aAt.r APE ssftrnns al -
"a o.. sinhr tsv~ h.sa decided IN trust Tor no
csir, al eoyusnl u e .glAa'sr. o.! c lad Iyns
ihln 10 Fsfi.
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EEMALE Medical College Of Pennsylvania.

4 No-th C,l.ssav. I'D 22d st.. fhiade p sIhe Four
.enib Anna se ion will the f.h yet nef, eng
continue nye uiois information adires ir l. ~
CLEVELAND, 81. d., WorgIs HosIiisli fLiifu' lSiL
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ESTABLISHED IN las By ProfJa-,J Maps.
H "1ie Working FARMER" for October viii be- issaed
Seq; &C. Tn. number a. I Of Interesting matter or
Fam d tn pl=elod and should BE- ia ;le hands ~
tanner. No .ub.eTl0ers for Ic14 Hl OctoJoI
NoyeniJe! and eo DE Numbers zee oil tba &C. By sub
Oiug unsd ely, l.es. hftcen months for 81. IeTia
g. IL scF@lce, siIgie oVlcs 20 address
HG. l.. ALLISON. Psb.isier,
Nos. II aud u Eas>au-si., New oTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19
III NOV Nd.
~ Ihe Lec.are and Rscli.. in Room. q

1llE SEw-lORb HlGu SCHOOL
sre removed TO EBBrT IlA.L So So 81 80 and 81 IVES,
SD 1T. b-tw~. 3;h AID ttl
For l1h space aud ventilation well f1r beauty and
quari
The Ic .n II rrcnch under the personal direction Of
NJ 4. BERNARD
Tho CLASSICAL aud scientific Departments are hitherto,
uni.r the change d NJ. RfDflELD
Tho Primary Departs under the CAREFUL supervision Of
both the Principals
Tho boarding Department rcnsns al Nos ~ and 10
Nruajway.
The f.l Term Tuesday, Sept. Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19
TIE INTERNATIONALLY MARGARET.

Il QOEk. 80 tAtAhhi.-f ully translated fol- sruu-
III org al wOs. Iki- IL the firIe.i
De Isnd ~ Tr~n,H Aa.raiDTe Just publsied l vrfy
D lH-cs oth git. with twelve pictorial
Hi 'io T. - ~ Uy mai. earcuuy seal tom in
per .n.n, c1rosify ii ~ CAIN ~ BLANCHARD, Pub.
Esssg y, ~ Atn-s'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19
FAMILY SCHOOL for Boys

I-Ldwaris ace budge, Mass I.e inter SEE,
viii begin on -IDNDtY, Gcto1er ~ = tew 'seen ~
.1SD HOfsNlN. NJ. AUNALk can DC seen At NO. y
Me- l,th At Neg-Yora until tie lst INST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19
0HARLIER FRENCH INSTITUTE, Nos. 4s

~ ard % East 2ist near Madison isk reopens sept ~
BOARD!SC and DAY SCHOOL. Pnfis pepafea i'r We,
Point tie ayy school, College, and Business American
prps obliged 10 learn and SPEAK French WITHOUT inter- pu9h
H. their etE stdie Pros ,ectus to be had oonsslg TIC
names pups and those Of tcir pren.s .or tie past ..h'
yeas,. There 10 Primary Departrort- ~ -
Prol ELiG CHARLlEN Director
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19
gnCtrrctlon.
It No. - Gramcrcy Park.
III ISIS HAM S
wlDTrOrsILLE de JANOy

fully inform ei, ds and the pnb ic thai h IN.
gI.lsu and FREHCH BOARDING AID DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUSG LADIES' ASD CHILDREN
viii rs,,rn THUR DAY. Sept ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-16
From washington.

Washington, Jan. ll.-A private letter re-
ceived here from Paris, Dec llth, states that the
impression among the French is that the policy
OF Drouyn de L Hays cannot last, ana change
Of ministry is not unlikely by February. Al
the last council at the Tuilleres, the Presidents
message was pronounced wise, and all the South
could ask. Upon the same authority the letter
states that the Emperor has abandoned his pen
chant for the South. Another good sign is that
the Moniteur has been thrown upon the defen-
sive by the universal disapprobation which the
proposal for an armistice Encountered.
One article even stated that the Government
had never expected the blockade was to be sus-
pended during the armistice.
The Presidents message produced an excell-
ent effect and has not been successfully assailed
in any quarter while his earnestness, modera-
tion and forbearance have eaptivated all who
looked at it fairly.
Washington, Jan. 9.-It is stated here that
private letters have been received from England
announcing that there are now at sea 40 vessels
that have been fitted out and loaded in British
ports, with view to break the blockade of the
Southern ports. These vessels are laden with
arms, ammunition, clothing, shoes, medicines.
DC. II is also stated that large amount of
Confederate bonds, secured by pledge of Cot
ton, at z cents per pound, has been sold in Eng
land at rate of shillings to the pound ster-
ling, and that by these sales 7500OO pounds
lterlng have been realized by the agents of the
Confederate Government.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-16
Elisha WhIttlesey.

The death of Elisha Whittlesey, which occur
red SO suddenly in Washington recently, will
awaken serious reflections in very many minds.
He was already past eighty years of age and had
probably been in public life much longer than
any other resident of Ohio. His public career
dates back into the stormy past. He was pro-
minent actor in the political conflicts of ls24-2s
and from that time down to the present he has
been most Of the time in office. OF an integrity
and honesty which nothing could move he has
had the respect Of all men with whom he has
been in coutact-were they friends or foes The
treasury never lost dollar which he could pre-
rent, by fraud or the pretence of legality He
lived and died without blot or stain upon
his character; an honor to the State and fit ex-
ample in his incompatible integrity and scru-
pulous and exacting honesty, 10 be held up to
all others who demand the votes of tho people
for their elevation, or aspire to appointment to
office.
Mr.. Wbittlcsey was the father of Mrs. Stc-
phen Buckland, of this place