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From the North.

A peace conference is in session at Cincinnati
Long is talked of IS = candidate for President by
the Peace party.
A St Louis telegram Of the 18th says that Prices
headquarters are st Lexington. Curtis drove the
rebels out of Independence on Tuesday Great ex-
element prevailed at Memphis on Sunday evening
in consequence of an expected attack on the city by
astrong body Of Forests men.
Returns from sixty six counties IN Pennsylvania
show Democratic gain OF IA, 800 on the vote Of
last year, when the Republicans elected their Gov
eruor by Is, 800 majority.
European advices Of the 9th received The con-
venton recently constituted by the French Italian
government has been published The Italian cap
ltal is to be transferred to Florence within six
months. and the French troops are to be withdrawn
from Rome from the date Of the royal assent to the
bill which the Ministry will submit to the Italian
Parliament 1t is not acceptable to the Pope, who
threatens to call for protection from the other
Catholic powers if the French troops are withdrawn
N. Chateau Renard hiss been appointed French
Minister to Washington. Mercier goes to Madrid
A telegram from Chattanooga 18th, says Sherman
started yesterday in pursuit Of the rebels who
retreating southwark, via Bloomtown Valley The
same telegram claims that Roddy's cavalry were
routed at Rome on the 18th by Ainty's brigade Of
cavalry.
Thirty armed desperadoes, supposed to be in re.
bel employ, from Canada, invaded Saint Adams,
vermont, on the 18TH and robbed the banks oil large
sums and shot several citizens. Eight 1.-THE raiders
were subsequently captured and fifty thousand dol
lars recovered.
Result Of the vote on the new Constitution Of
Maryland is yet doubtful.
Passengers from Halifax confirm the report of the
capture of the Roanoke by the Confederstes She
was taken to Bermuda, where her passengers were
landed. Brains then put to sea and burned the YES
eel of Bermuda He and the crew then returned in
boats and were arrested by the British authorities
Forrest is making raid through the western por-
ton Of Kentucky.
The Cincinnati Peace Convention adopted resolu-
tons in favor of peace the basis Of the sovereign.
ty of the States, and call for Convention of the
States to settle difficulties.
Glasgow, Missouri, and garrison were captured
Saturday by Shelby and the City Hall and other
buildings were destroyed.
The greatest excitement prevails on the Kansas
border Leavenworth is being fortified
| Gold $275 to 2S0.
Nashville papers of the 9Th say that guerlas are
overrunnng Kentucky.
voorhees, Is elected by 10, 900 majority. Seventy
three counties in Ohio give abolition maj rity of
2,7oO.
Philadelphia dispatches Of the 7th claims the
State for the Republicans by 5000.
Many arrests have been made among the mer-
| chants of Baltimore and Washington. They are
charged with running goods through the blockade,
recent developments on board captured blockader
| indicating them to be the guilty parties.
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CARD NOTICEl

ruyHERE IS NOW READY To BE ISSUED
frsm thus Depa1t nent the different Counties
the State q 10. of COTTON AND Wool CARDS. This
lot d Cards will be sent to the AgeTs with Backs ready
for lacking the Cards and be SD e2 50 per
10 the citrzeps genera!iy in instance than
pair TO be sold family These Cards eded
for the families Of soldiers The Department is having
large lot backed ready for use which viii be sent and
sold to the families of ders as fast they be
made, a mnch less price agents requested to
make arrangements and cali f,r them.
H. A. DOWD, A @ NJ.
October 80, 1854. to-4s.
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accept even the dark destiny which Mr.. Boyce pre-
diets an unmitigated military despotsm created oy
ourseloes, for tour masters then would still, at
least, be our countrymen"
Resotoed. That if it be true, as is necessarily
implied in the argument of Mr.. Boyce, that we
have become involved in senseless and hopeless
contest, from which, though victors, we can only
reap the destruction of our liberties then in omit
ting at an earlier date to inform us of the inestima
BILE blessings of political union with the NORTH
and the inevitable disaster and ruin consequent
upon its dissolution, he has been strangely forget
full Of his duty to his couatry.
Resotced, That as South Carolina was the FIRST to
engage in the contest in which we are involved, we
ferventy trust and believe she will be the last to
waver or falter in the glorious struggle.
Reeolred, That, as portion of the constituency
OF the Hon. VIM W. Boyce, we utterly repudiate
and contemn the policy he advises in his letter to
the President; that bis opinions are irreconciaby
at war with our cearest conceptions of public duty
and patriotism and that, while we accord to him
perfect sincerity in the he has taken, we can
only regard him as upon that very account, the
more unit to represent US in the councils OF the
Confederacy.
Resoloed, therefore, As the deliberate judgment
of this meeting, that the Hon. VIM W. Boyce owes
1T to his constituency, well as to himself to re-
sign at once his seat in the Congress of the Confed
crate States; and that copy of these resolutions be
transmitted to him by the chairman Of this meet
ing.
The meeting was addressed by Mr.. Boyce, Hon.
j. D. Treadwell, and Others
Columbia is one of the hotbeds of Confederate pa
trcnage and power, and no other result could have
been expected. If Mr.. Boyce is great man, as we
think he is, he will stand erect and breast this
storm. If those who took part in this meeting as
denouncers of Mr. Boyce are in esrpest, let them
show it by shouldering their muskets and march,
ing to meet the enemy.
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October Is, 1854.
WOOL NOTICE.

Qaarts&master's Department, I
RALKlGH. N. c. June 9, 1884. +
AM NOW PREPARED TO EXCHANGE
COTTON YARN FOR wool, upon the following
terms, viz:
One bunch Of Yarn for pounds Of Washed Wool.
" - Unwashed
AGENTS have been appointed to make the exchange at
the following places:
Oxford, Tawboro', Kinston.
Catherine Lake, Concord. Rockingham,
Hendersnnyille, Statesvills, R,xboro,
Asbevllle Pitisbor', Louisbnrg.
Fayetteville, Colersine, Raleigh
Ia Persons shipping VOL to this place will please
mark the packages whu they 1aoa aid cotton yarn
wilt be forwarded Immediately.
hope the people viii pstrincal to the above
nptice, the wool il for clothing the North.Car.
0iina troops. II. A. DOWD,
A. Q. H., N. G. A.
July 10, 1854. 3s-tf.
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Do0RKEEPERsH1p TO THE SENATE.
BI ". G. uPcHURcH, GROCER.

VNHE U b Serb R RESP sCTFULLY
z announces himself CANDIDATE for the Office Of
PRINCIPAL D09RKEE?ER to the next SENATE of
Norh Caf3lins He has been the war ever since Apr
1851 and is now disabled and on light duty Ii elected
he pledges himself to faithful discharge of duty.
W. J. SAUNDERS.
Oc'ooe "a, io'4. Std
Prsgress. conttderate Conservative, Fayetteville
Ooeros', Wilmington Joaraai and Salisbury Hatchan
please copy and send accounts 10 ". j. s., Ra'eieh.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The Funeral of the late DANIEL HILTON, of Kin
ston, will take place on Tuesday the 25th October
at the Presbyterian Church, at ten o'clock A. NJ
The friends of the family and the public generally
are invited to attend.
Oct "a, 1864 Cit.
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COUPONS EOUND!

SEVERAL COUPONS OF BOMBS OF TIE CCNFED-
= crate States were found recently By servant one
of the public roads leading to RsIeigh. The owrer c.r
have them by describing them and paying expenses
Ayply at the S7.4IAARD OFFICE
Oct "a, lsaA a. u.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT N. C.,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Raleiyh, Oct IL, 1864.

ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Raleigh, Oct IL, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. g.
VYHHE lsT PAPAGRAPH OF GENERAL
II Orders No. H. is amended to read as follows:
Commanding Officers Of each Brigade and Regiment Of
Militia Attorney General Solicitors of the several Cir
euits County Commissioners appointed under act
titled Gan act for the relief of and families of SOL
ders in the army" Zone for each County, oil physicians
the age Of thirty years. who and for the last
years been in the actual and regular practice Of their
profession (but tho term physician does not apply to den
tists) mail carriers, editor three printers and two
mailing clerks for each daily newspaper editor and
three printers to each semweekly newspaper editor
and printers to each weekly newspaper and drug
gst each drug STORE exempt from duty in the Guard
for Home Defence except when the County in which they
reside invaded by the enemy ProoideL in the Of
the drug and there not
that number of persons employed in said store estab
lshmeat liable to duty in the Guard for Home Defence
by order Of Gov. VANCE:
r. c. GATLIN,
Adi't. Gen'
October -, 1854. 6S-3E
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FOR SALE!
$4,000 WAKE COUNTY BONDsll
AN SATURDAY., THE 18th DAY OF
U OCTOBER, at II o'clock by authority Of our County
Court, shall sell at the Auction Store of TUcksR An
DRkws 10, in the City Raleigh,
s35 600 of Wake County Bonds.
The Bonds are in sums of 800. $500, and 81 900,
To run for TEN years. with COUPONS attached, payable
semi annuaNy.
ALSO,
$500 North Carolina TREAsunY NorEs &l's and 12s.
JOHN F. HUTCHINS,
County Trustee.
TUCKER, ANDREWS i Co..
Auctoneers
Raleiph Oct a. 1894. 66-td.
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E. A. HIT X e. II
HAS JUST RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING GOODS
FROM
WILALNGTON AND RICHMOND

WILMINGTON AND RICHMOND
Id CARBONATE SODA,
BLACK PEPPER,
ALLSPICE
CLOVES,
ExsLsH PICKLES IN QUART JARs.
GentIemen's Felt Hats,
Cups and Saucers,
Knives and Forks,
Gantlemeus Linen Handkerchi efs. Colored Hspdker-
chiefs Head Handkerchief "A Bleaching Needles. Pins
Fine Coarse Combs Looking Glasses, Coates Spool Cot
ton, all numbers.
A LARGE SUPPLY OF
GUITAR AND VIOLIN STRINGS
Toilet Soap A supr.y of Hard Washing Soap daily
expected. All grades Of Tobacco Bro"ms Fancy Pipes,
wholesale and retail Family Groceries constantly on
hand few dozen Tumb!ers and Wine Giassrs left
Gail soon Kietcst market price paid for country pro-
dacs at h. A. "AifAAEhs.
kaleigh, Get "a, 1854. -. s6-at.
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MARRIED..

MARRIED.,
In this City, at the Baptist Church, on the goth
instant by Elder I. H. Pritchard, Mr.. S. D. HARE:
SON to Miss ELLA L., only daughter of j. M. Perkln
son, ESQ.,, formerly of this City.
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NEW NORTH-CAROLINA BOOKS!
BY FRANK 1. WILSON.
RALEIGH, n c.
THE BATTLE OF GREAT BETHEL:
Price 81 so.
SKETCHES OF M SSAU; to ohich Is added
the DEVILS BALL-ALLEY, curious and
interesting Indian TradstiOn:
Price % 90.
q The usual deduction made to the trade.
TJyIIE ABOVE WORKS ARE NOW READY,
Il and will be sent FRHE of postage receipt of the
price annexed to EACH both books will be sent for "a.
When five copies of either ordered by
person. BETHEL will be sent for 81 Is per copy, and
the SKETCHES for 81 50 per copy
tT To soldiers. to others purchasing to be given
to soldiers BRruEL will be sold at 81 per copy, and the
SKETCHES at o.. Address,
FRANK l. WILSON,
Ralegh, N. G.
October "a, 1884. 66-h
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
WAKE COUNTY,.

" kAAE NVO N II.
Bennett Rowland and wife Petition TO sell slaves derived
ond Others from the estate Of VIM Par
ftin, who diee in Wake County
Macon Howard and wife about lsz2.
Cynthia. -
TuNHE DEFENDANTS BEING NON.R EST.
y dsuts are hereby notified N appear at the County
Court of Wake at its November Session show cause
November Court next why The prayer of tho petitioner
should not be granted else the pettnn will be taken
cnnfess'd Wines j. Terrell, Clerk Of the Court Of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions Of Wake County.
J. J. TERRELL,
&C @.
October 10, 1891. sl-w6tpd.
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MASONIC.

VNHE GRAND LODGE OF F. & A. M. OF
II North Caro'lns will meet in this City On Monday
evening the 9TH December next o'clock for The trans
act, n of business
Officers of Subordinate Lodges requested to attend
in person, or have special delegates appointed as the con-
stituton and general regulations of the Grand Lodge re-
quire WILLIAM T. Balm,
Grand Secretary.
Raleigh N c., Oct II, 1854. did
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AXES! AXES! AXEs!!!

ENE WILL PAY FROM 95 TO 81 FOR
w OLD AXES, or will put steel in ONE axe for TWO
old axes.
Five and Six inch STOVE PIPE made 10 order
SHAY, WILLIAMSON l. Co.
North State Iron and Brass Works.
haieigh, n U, Oct. ~ 1885. h5-lmpd.
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Sherman .clegraphs from Ships Gap that he had
taken that point aud captured portion of the 9th
North Carolina Gen. Slocum is in Atlanta
with one corps. Hood demanded the surrender of
Resaca threatening the garrison with death if his
demand was not complied with. Colonel Weaver,
of the Eighth Ohio, commanding the post, refused
to surrender. After some brisk skirmlshing the
rebel force Withdrew.
The enemy advanced upon Dalton, which was
surrendered without shot by Colonel johnson, Of
the Forty fourth United States colored infantry,
who could have easily hello the town if SO disposed
Tunnel Hill was unmolested The cars and build
ing at that station were destroyed
From that point Hood went southwark on the
road, and was confronted by the Fourth corps, un-
der General Stanly, at Snake Creek Gap Severe
fighting ensued. The result is not obtainaole.
Gen Thomas says deserters from Hoods army
places his force at 80, 900 men.
Southern accounts say that Sherman's army IS on
short rations, bnt he claims ample supply. :.
Some Of our captured prisoners say that Wheel.
er's whole command, comprising Martins, Roddy'S,
Jones' and Pattersons cavalry, aggregating from
eight to ten thousand, all in the country towards
Chattanooga and Dalton.
Hood is now in the mountains which are defensi
bic by nature and in possession also of the strong
works erected by Sherman in his southwark march
to Atlanta, but has not yet ventured pitched bat
tie. Indeed the success of the enterprise mas not
yet CALLED for such engagement on his part.
We must await further Developments before va
can give the true story, the whole matter being
necessarily obscured by the Interruption of co n,na
nication and the suppression OF news.
From East Tenn essee.
On the 18th, we burned the bridge o-fer Messy
Greek. The enemy evacuated Balls psn on the
18th and retreating tow ards Knoxville pursued
BY Vaughn.
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Mem 11ublicaiions.

CAMPAIGN D0CUMENIs;,-TIII::IEEtr on On Tia U
ANY I ns TnE PoTOMAc--WIY MCCLELLAN "''
RyMOytD. 30 pssSes Pio' "a row TO FND TIE
yvSg s,et by Gsncrnl eui'eri pasr' r'ioe gen's
IEwY oF TTiE POTOMAC. 1sm', " vi y' c.,l.',
ss.ucTEiIAk BURNSIDE and fOphE4,i y pages P'''V
sesntx Tor .aIe =; TIE TunUSE oti.". --
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NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
Urn Cooos.

CTRANG e. ADBthNCE,
- No. RS BROADWAY, N T..
(Ga.xeeu FraiIIn and Leonard dN.i
MONDAY. Sept IS.
AZ RETAIL.
Ts- ,sr,sei r,d bc,t sclccicd sioch Of
MEDIUM AID RiCu DRESS GOODS
o~u cfcrcd by theui.
PLAIN COIOREp SILKS r. ali the sev SHADES
CORDED SILKS, In sl sAo new sh'df,
CIECA SlIRS, in an tac new SHADES
MO!LH ANTIQUE. In all he ucw slsdss
WHITE AND COLOGED SArINs.
BLACK SILKS, IN every style and make
Also.
MOURNING GOODS. in sreai snhey
ALSO,
EMggoIpeRms, HOSIERY. AND CLOVIS.
ALSO.
suAwI.s or EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Tro,a Tow 10 Very Hss Cost
I~t seo-ivrd--
soaE NOVELTIES PR STEAMER.
ALSO,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. Lsrse As''eime"'
ALSO.
CLOTHS. CASsIMEGES. CLOAkiNGS
CLOkKS MADE 10 ORDhR
ALSO. ROW OPEN,
= LHee Stock Of ,.g.
of.be mot Fasl'ouAbe Styles
We request lie attention o Pnchsssfs to s shove ooo1s'
Is they VIII be offered g, tbc
LOWEST MARKET PRICES
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1854
~ REV AND GREAT lNvR%ITON -
HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUrLiX ELLIPTIC COX DOUBLED STEEL
SPKlN1.
T. !. 1, j. -. WEST
M ~ CHANBEE~@f. NEWfNiti.
sr, ~ 0vn,I. OF iAe Psnt AID Excusi.r Nsu'iucfs
oithe
j. W. BRkDLEi =
PATENTED DUPLEX tLL'f4iC' STEEL SPRING
SKIRT.
TIL, irveros consists O. d. psI ,or .~e kIlgo See
Swiny- ingenio1ly bfitcd 'ly sud hpy t9strl "o,a
edss f1sku 'ic Toughest st tcrDe AID iie .
Sprrs ever MI. enabling the wear~f In 81 o.
great elasticity ard feIrnes- g. ltfoe AID fold The - -
.ben ~ usc easily with fhe convenience U
muslin dg- 10 tnfirc obvat-s aud ces the only %
Fcto. 20 Hoop slirt he .nnoyanoo to 'e "ssief -
neil The yusc c5goSiy "a crowded ssenhAcs, csErlI.s
rro1d 4ri ClrrcL Ipa OF "a Any I0sded place rom &c
dacu'y q ncin. them and 0ccapyus snal sfn'e
ths entirely removes dhicniy Will. svinF the skr TIE
sna fu GYM etfca SUD y he hgutest and rno
vysb ard gcr .l appearance for the sf. opera inoIe
made - hoae lady having enjoyed tho I!s-s
conio and convenience wearing toe ihpIct EYic
Spring shirt Tor ling, day, VII slsTsard rhissiy
dspen,e with The u them. Thoy to b,f ose.y b,
every pnrf By TAR the is. - mot durable couttsIe and
economical siirt mss. Merchants v'n br supplied shove
and LADIES m mot hIsf ca, Fetal STOKES ia this city ard
thFor Ehout Tie dHaseut States.
q INQUIRE ron THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SPRlNO SKIRT
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,,OI SALE. IN BROOKLyN-A FRET

clss trre.s,ory bs-~uient ard sios-l'sr Phi s't2n
btick front liOt 81 ~ b. 80 ice;. wua e iln lcs n
proyenens end all IN ~ oct os on 0iussor agen ~ ~
FUTON There very large yard lncary two los. oo.
OF 10 Terms easy. ARMY e. iMD HILL 81 Friao%
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TO ADVERTISERS.

ITO ADVERTISERS.
4 TIE WATERFOWL RgFOrMER, srssrd Weekly
pnbilsheo e. Wleuo@n, thereon County. v - l1Vc 20
IN, circulation Of I'VE 500 Combs sid AfsD- s.r
Mediums s,s uueqnale5 ~ Journals isuei n No hcfn
N,v.Yrrs IHE WEEKLY RkfOkNik circulate over
500 topis-Iesrhnz u3g borhooe n Jchcrao Cout
., and large number Of peope va tne ADJOINING 1on-s o.
Il. LawrrIr., O-'yeco and Lewis IfRMs H,toist corr
,area with prices for Adveri.fc a. Cry J.c' Refer 70
& SINCLAIR Publisher Tr1rE-. ~ 20 > VI PET
INGALLS, BROCAWAY : EIUELOW,
Pr0pf'-fOra
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, TrfAIE INSTTrUTE-h

ID BOARDING SCHOOL FOR OlRLs.-Tns IGshn-
Ion hrafy ani 5c4utiry located IN tho northern lni,
of Atia boro Bucks County, Penny wanna viii opch Is
W -nisr session tsE.l mouth q, lSi- ~
o., Bac4. Co., Pena- ISRAEL j. OkhhAIE
JAAE l.. GEAhAAiE, Pnaoiphs
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ME-. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER a6. 1864.
Jnslruction.


ford We. chester Co. n. Y-A FAM BOARDING. school
nndr oLarse ~ Mr. and 'ir. BOLTON, viii reopeU WE'D
NEsDAY sept. p. Trns, for boald sud tlt GU ftp ~
unarter Circulars obtsinrd Of J. IT, lnds No. 50 Nlli@
sucs 81 Bs;s-, ia. 10 broadway; 'spss d. hankin 10
III Brold~sr ,ors.s Nlidl sii'ss the frnopaL
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Real estate for Sale.
I,ARM ION SALE VERY CHEAP.-Aboat

L II Acre. near Plainf.ld y. }. Has god losn 40
v ell sdspttj to rau % .razns. with fair Farm bgLsh
rdc- &51.y which Is extremely low hyou want bls"s
spp.y at ou.e to 4. q. PRATT, NJ. - Pines.
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Giallonern an0 1anfn Goods.

DhGS The hglc-t market price paid for
~ = ,sd klgs lisricriii. lier.' shasii-s. and oil
ti.l' " . pr -..,'ii' -t1-s D. JOhs .fNHftNS
N-s. "a l.I 30 LeHtfsu
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DLAYING CARDS.
PLAYING CARDS.
THE AMERICAN CARD CONPANY's
NEW UNION PLAYING CARDS,
NATIONAL EABLEMc.
They .he prrtts card made. and sg the rDpuaf idea
81 kim Goddess u Liberty FOR Queen and Msor jack
Ali The gaues csn be played rey With Cards bear.
frg foreign enles Euch ptch pat NJ All eess card
ease and then ~ DO<en Boxes foT The Trade.
10 order thai ALL dealers may have sn oppouriy 70 ssn
thesa cards simple bon o. twelve packs viii be sent pot
paid 90 receipt OF Five Dollars. Address.
AMERICAN CARD CONPANY.
No. IL Cbsmhe.s-st., keE.f ok
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rv,UE IMPROVED PSYCHOLOGICAL

BUST-Sbowins TIE exact location o. 81 NE ORGAN, OF
tc Brain designed for isarers 10 TN. Head All thc new
fndiydunl Or.an side aud all tbs groupssoc Il
.cpy Intel ecua and Moralon the oiheT. fslce lor TIE
i.ge.t he y 20 smaller 10 cents i sent by express -
ests n. e added Tor pscxipbor Fer SIC hy Bookseller
and Druggists fOn I'm g. ~ hi'n
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Goasss ero farms Wan.e0.

V4yANTED-h PLACE in the COUNTRY,
w Eve scrss or more il hirh healthy negltorscod
near Village away from ali re'cr within hours tsvrl
of ,ew Icrk, viii nsosrn, wei but faoder'te se i.s,
pply address, VIII d,scripoB A. y b. No = of "a "
yyyATER POWER WANTED. From % 70
w 100 HorsePower convenient 20 Ncg.iofs. Atdn~
Y ia fall particulars, T.. SCOTT. no. If.if. o.
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ITNo. 1871 9Th AVENUE. -GRANDFXPO
n sITlOS ~ FAIL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS
SILKS CLOAKS. AND SHAW LS.-Wo hsre puroha.rd IS
suction mn l',es ~ DKSS GOODS, 10 I'D te ycrioust1s
teras for all md Wirler rrgfl n tt AND SAbNIfl
CENT DESIGNS. AND AT PRICES much bo.o" co'i n
irnoraiot which IN consequence u the sensitive condition
cost.
IRISH POPIINs IA pain and p'-i4s.
FRENCH POPLiNs in p.,ids Hut .tf.ff-
SCOTCH TARIhNS IN vretv of n.frfiis.
WOOIIS PLAlDS iu shepherd, Rob 10, cd lsnrv.
40 lar.. lines Oh FRENCH NfRiNOS. COMPANIES.
COHtRG CLOTHS. BtKAT'lEA~, QiIEt,S CiO1h
ALPAGhS. FRENCH WOOL DFbAiNEs. EnENCu
Pr MS. Ac.. CLOAKS AND SIAWLs, IN gsoot abea
dance md vfty chez.
so our usual largo ,ssos. mon, II Domestic Good
slslly 10" yrioes . . ,,..... =. -
" E.-Prench sui O-rfn,r spoken
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Jn5irultlon.
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,

Il TO. u " s,l lsh..trre; Sixth Az.
in 20 ,5h year Mondsy sept II. With ~
aysntag. or lac rdrcon OF youth in al The
o. ooupl,- ,oo course. Pupils received N al sgJs
sui tn roughly prepared tor college or onsiuc.r.
Reference ade She Faculties Of Col Irbis Coey. snd
r. Y tniversiy Aiso the following seitlemen whose
have attend tho .cho,l Hcy DrI tsaeh Spencer
Hatfield Do~ur Philips Isasos Iubfs tof Jersey City,,
ulcuhlo,yer (of riersoD Ro, T.. h. Ra1iu of hewsIk
Row. l. H. V.auilye, HOnW y. Hev'wey Wm W. WeOb,
ESQ and m.iy otaers whoe asd ooupeodofy Letters
y M b, found ~ t.s C.Ioulsr.
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.lrsnraute Companies.
W-YORK FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ WALL-STREEf
CASH CAPlTAL...............S2OO,

This Company has beer In snccsfa operation Tor
than THIRTY YEARS and continues " INSURE a-h1st
oss and DAmyge oy FIRE upon terms favorable - similar
NO MARINE RISKS TAKEN.
AsL Lo,srs LIBnALLr AnJUsrsD AID PKoNrrLr PAID.
pIRrcIoRs:
DANIEL UNDERIIILL, Pfesdea.
Oliver H. Jones, William Hapsun, Chss l.. Siewkr,,
Isaac n. seymour, SalpL J. Warns Samuel ~ Dodge,
Abraham. II. DsyiA G. b. PfoifeI. hchsr. UshoeHeJ.
hennl T. BhlTios. SyivEpns Bedel- CIs. ID. Lewis
John y. Andrew, X NJ. Buohsasr. Lthclbezt :. Nils,
josiah D. Low. William H.Itltl, Joseph A. Dyeyiguh
John fven. Thomas Dayey. james G. luhck,
William Dspcw henry J. scvdder lanes T. Wright
4. COOPER DEDERER, Secretary.
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Weoaigs CARDS. &s.

AT WA. EvERDELLs SONS. No. lO4 Ful.
"A tons'-WEDDlNG CARDS anu PINE STATIONERY.
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