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Iron i'm the Blood.

eshS AShSs
II In we'll known to the medical profession
that IRON Is the Vital Principle or Life Ele
ment of the blood. This is derived chiefly from
the food We eat and IL the food Is not proper.
ly digested, or II, from any cause whatever, the
necessary quantity Of iron 10 not taken into the
circulation, or becomes reduced, the whole sys-
TEN suffers. The bad blood will irritate the
heart, will clog up the lungs, will stupefy the
brain, will Obstruct the liver, and will send us
disease. producing elements to all parts OF the
system, and every one will suffer in whatever
organ may he predispOsed to disease.
The great value Of
IRON AS A MEDICINE
Is we'll known and acknowledged by oil medical
men. The difficulty has been to obtain such q
preparation of il as will enter the circulation,
and assimate at once with the blood. This
point. says DR.. Hayes, MASSACHUSETTS State
Chemist, has been attained In the Peruvian Syr-
up, by combination In o way befpre unknown.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Is PROTECTED solution Of the PR0I0XlDE
OF IRON, A NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDl-
CINE that strikes ut the Root Of Disease by sup
plying the blood with It's Vital Principle or Life
Element-Iron.
TAs Peruvian Syrup
cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Fee
YER and Agus, Loss Of Energy LowSpirits.
TAe Peruvian Syrup
infuses strength, vigor, and new life into the
system, and builds up an "lron Constitution"
TAe Psruuian Syrup
cures Nervous Affections, Female Complaints,
and oil diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder.
Ths Peruvian Syrup
Is SPECIFIC for oil diseases originating In o
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD, or accompan-
led by Debility or Low State Of the System.
Pamphlets containing certificates OF cures,
and recommendations from some OF the most
eminent. Physicians, Clergymen, and others,
will be sent FREE to any address.
We select few Of the names to show the
character Of the testimonials.
Rev. John Pierpont, Lewis johnson, IL. d;
Rev Warren Burton, Roswell Kinney, n. d.
Rev. Arthur d. Fuller, 8. II. kondsN NJ:
Rev. Aug II Pope, w. r. Chlsh6im. N. ID.
Rev Gurtion Robins, Francis Dana, NJ. d.
Rev. Syiyanus Cobb, Jeremiah Stone, N. ID.
Rev. T. Starr King, Jose Ant. Sanches, n: y
Rev. Osborn Myrick. Marcelno Amanda, u.
Rev. Ephraim Mute. Jr, Abraham Weudell, II. d.
Rev. Thomas II. Pons, A. A. Hayes, NJ.
Rev. Richard MetcalL ]. II. Chiffon, 81. ID.
Rev. nj. p. Webster, II. Z. Kinney. NJ. ID.
Rev. Jos H. Clinch, Jose d'EspinAr, d. ID.
Rev. Adm jackson, Thomas A. Dexter, Esq.
Rev. J. Pearson, Jr., Thomas G. Amory, Esq.
Rev. A. r. r. Crawley, Hon Peter Harvey,
REV. Henry Upham, James G. Dunn, Esq.
Rev Rev H Rssssy Sa aof Hss IS: ssA.s
Rev. John W. Olmstead. Ferdina Andrews, ESQ.
-FoR SALE mr.
SETH W. FOwLE & CO.. lS fremont street,
Boston, ]. p. DINSM0RE, 49l Broadway,
New York, and by all Druggists. 36eo6m
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AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS.
Il. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late <ysst Of ". 8. Patent o6es. RssAingtes,
(amdsr ths act Of 1879 .r#
70 state Street, opposite kilby street,
BOSTON, .. ......

AFTER m extensive practice OF upwards OF 20
n years. continues 10 secure Patents In the United
States also In Great britain, France, and other
foreign countries. Caveats. Specifications, Bonds.
Assignments. and all Papers or Drawings for Pa
tents executed liberal terms and with despatch,
Researches made into American or Foreign works,
10 determine the validity or utility Of Patents or
all matters touching the same. Copies Of claims
Of any Patent furnished BY remitting One Dollar.
Assignments recorded ut Washington.
No Agency In fhs Uaifsd Stafss vosssssss snSsrter
Taeiiiffss for obtaining Patents or aseUfatriHg hs
raf,nfabiiify Of fnesrtisns.
During eight months the subscriber, In course OF
lions SIXTEEN xPPEALs, EVERY one Of which
was decided In An favor by the Commissionsf Of
Patents II. II. EDDY.
TESTIMONIALS.
~ regard DIR. Eddy s one Of the most capable
and .seess.fsi practitioners with whom have had
'''''''' CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
~ have no hesitation In assuring inventors thai
they cannot employ person more eompstsHi and
trssfsorfAy. and more capable Of putting their aP-
and favorable consideration Of the Patent Once"
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner OF Patents
"Mr. r. II. Eddy has made for me TliIRTEEN
applications, ON all but one Of which patents have
been granted. and that 10 How pending. such IN
nistakeable proof Of groat talent and ability on
his part leads me 10 recommend al Inventors TO
apply TO him to procure their patents, - they may
DO sure Of having tho most fSithful attention be-
COS" JOHN TA0GART
Boston. January l, 1866. yIi
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Manhood: how Lost, how Restored

MARRIAGE GUIDE. -YOUN6'S GREAT
III PHYSIOLOGICAL WORK, or, Every one his
own Doctor-Belng Private Instructor TOT mar
ried persons or those about 10 marry, both male
and female. In every thing concerning the physi.
ology ane relations OF our sexual system, ana the
The new discoveries never bsfore given In the En-
glish language, by wM. YOUNG. n. ID. This 10
really . valuable and Interesting work. It's writ
illustrated with upwards or loo engravinys. All
young married people, or those contemplating
marriage, and having the least impeachment TO mar.
red lie, should read this book IL dscloses secrets
that every one should be acquainted with SELL Il
Il book that must bo looked up, and not lie about
the house. 10 will DO ssnt 70 any one on the re-
li6 Spruce st., above Fourth, Philadelphia. GINA
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and will be sold very low for cash. % purpose CIV
ing my whole attention TO other business
Persons Intending to build this season Will 10
we'll to avail themselves OF this opportunity 70
purchase their NAILS, TRIMMINGS, 60, which
Tor short time Is afforded them.
Please call and examine.
22tf CHARLES HARDY
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Pamphlets containing certificates Of cures,
and recommendations from some Of the most
eminent. Physicians, Clergymen, and others,
will be sent FREE to any address.
We select O fcw OF the names to show the
che ranfar nf fha fesfimnniRla.
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QuAHTKRnAsrKH ca EnALs OgyfcE.
WASHINGTON, d. 4. June I, lSoj
CPECIAL SALES of SERVICEABLE
- DRAFT HORsEs.--By direction Of the Qaartermaer.
Oeneta there will be- sod At Public Auction, u the highest
bidd,I 4 , The times and Psse, named below yi;
OlFSBORO, ID. C., SATURDAY, June 10, 1855.
GIRsBORO, ID. O., MONDAY June ". 1858
BALTIMORE Nd, WEDNESDAY, Juno II. 1865
WILLIAMsPORr: Pa, SATURDAY, June II, 1865.
WESTC HESTER, PA, SATURDAY June IT, 1853
GIEsBORO. d. G., SATURDAY, June IL 1875
GIEsBoRO, ID. C., MONDAY, June 10. is3.
GIEsBoRO. u. C., SATURDAY June "a, 1865.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, SATURDAY. June ~, 1855
UTEsBORO. ID. e., MONDAY, Jun. 20. 1885.
PITTSBURGH Pa, SATURDAY, July T. 1855.
GIESBORO, ID. C., SATURDAY, July ], 1883
Two hundred sERvICEABLE DRAFT HORSES at each
place
opportunity purchase superior class Of Dram Horses
far their value afforded TO the public.
The animals though sound and vie--bl~
quired In the army and be- cold. The attention OF
sse Of city railroads and Of manufactures especially called
10 these safes r.
Horses cold singlv. Sales to Ut 10 Terms
Cash IN United States currency.
Steamboat for Oi-sboro will leave Seventh at. wharf,
Washington. every hour from o a. IN. to P.
.. JAMES A. EKIN
Brevct Brig Gen In charge, First Division. q. NJ o. q.
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Gales bp Auetiotv.

DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 19S
ID SWAY nearly oppositsS 81. Nicholas Hotel 0EO LEA
WITT T. cG GS.. ssosa ' OIL
MI.csisnsna! haol. ,ip@y and In quantities, &C., &c., also
IN invoice Of -,,.
SPLENDID ENGLISH ENGRAvINGS
Of the choicest description the frat of moderI artists ana
In the best condition. Catalogues ready and goods on exhibit
ton.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, at O'Clock.
CHOICE PRIVATE LIBRARY-A gentlemans fnvsss
Library the best Englsh and American editions oil 1snoae
bindngr &C., Co. This Is Of the finest collections Of
Books offered foy sale this season. Also very hns
FRENCH LIBRARY,
containing many choice Works In the French language
Catalogues ready and books exhibition.
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e;topes. Ranges, Sc.

NETWORK WATER.BURNING STOVE
~ COMPANY, No. a%S CANaL.sr., near broadway.
Established under HAGAN'3 PArENEDT
facturns and applying the invention OF Dr. W T. hAGAS
by which WATER is converted into SUPER.HE All
SFEAAI and employed element OF combustion IN ~
for all purposes aud especially in its application to
'7'COOkINu AND HEATING STOVES, RANGES,
FURNACES, SC.
This invention At once
HEALTH, COMFORT AND ECONOMY
Il effects not only an immense saving Of ior oa n.
duces an invaluable SANITARY IMPROVEMENT IN -
warming OF private houses and public buildings Ine s"~
phere of aouses warmed With ..,.u,,
WATER BURNING STOVES AND fthNAoEs
not robbed Of Its natural moisture and vfis'rd o
Gus gases as Il 10 by ordinary Heating Stoves and os
Furnaces rendering the heat oppressive AMI
remains pure and fresh Summer arr " thas 'ee
delicate system , not unpcssantiy Effected
Tue Water. Burning Stove Company 10 prepared 20 -
New Furnaces Heaters and Ranges. OF any approves -
cii,RcHrs SCHOOL HOUSES. LECTURE HALLA
RANKS HOTELS aud PRIVATE HOUSES "A
The Invention IL applied also 70 old furnaces hsste" -
,,nres with com parativey trihhs expense;
o.. ms and Heating Stoves. Ranges Heaters AMI
.o.. mi heat cou- ructon by different makers: 10 wu'
III. has oeen htted kept on hand for sac
~ 30 r.na.t where the public ara respectfully ny;tro
III nd s.,n,nr them and this yea Improvement IL -
s., met branches Of domestic economy nov
yrf.nbIet with full explanations he had at the on
,,h arpanv or copy will he cent by mail 10 any adire
yrxuted makers and retail dealers supp
th material. making the application OF tho Invention
their business.
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| THOMAS J. MILLER Auctioneer
| TYECITTORS, SALE of RARE and VAIU.

EXECUTORS SALE of RARE and VALU.
II ABLE BOOKS. both Standard and Misceaneous, com,
png the entire Library of the late John lay esquire Of
Albany N. Y. embracing about $3.50 volumes THOMAS J..
MILLER win sell BY arction Oh TUESDAY, WEDNESDAf,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the 18Th, l4h, 18th and 10th OF
June at 10 o'clock each day stthe LIBRARY No lSS Broad
way corner Of Arch in the City Of Albany the whole COT
found imperial folio edition OF Audubon
Birds Of America sebys Ahti.h OnithSiosy p,n
with richly ored life sngrsvnss Nudes tish birds
do DO Donovans British Fishes do do Audubon Quad
rupeds Of America lie Muses Royal illustrated with ;sel
Rsis In the Royal Collection Paris 1915 vouucs hu'ee
Franca with stee engIavinss Of the mos; re-
nowned pictures which exissd In the Louvre before Se
Descrinon lserpress In French and Engs Bufns Natu.
raj History; INDIAN Gallery; Iconosphic Encyc!opnda;
Ress Cycoprdis quarto ~ vols Gentleman. Masasne.
nom II31 10 ia6O Debstes from l660 to 1890
The Annual Register from i73 1895 London Quarterly
nom 1879 to 1895 North American Review from 1910 70 i1
together with large collection Of valuable Standard and Mis-
ceaneous Works. Ensravings Oil Painting bookcases f1
lures Catalogues be had at the Office q the sae.on
IOaN TAYLORS SONS. No. 10 broadway Albany
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Sales bp AnrtiotI.

A. NJ MeRwIx. Auctionesr.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co.. Nos. 694 and
ID Cos Broadway, cor. Of 4thh.-Saes Of Books, Sta
tonsry Pictures Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furntursse
FRIDAY EVENING. June 9, at "A o'clock.
PRIVATE LIBRARY of English and American Books IN
ali departments Of Literature Arts and Sciences-moy In
fue Misunderstanding sxpensvely illustrated worn 10
AIso a ANAL collection Of tns Engravipgs.
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OyvycR LIsHrTousR INSPECTOR.
NEW YORK CITY, May 81 1853 !
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received a
~ this Office until 10 O'Clock on TUESDAY the 10Th day
June for raising replacing and keeping their PROPS
positions all the BUOYS In tho Hudson River betwssa
Nswfor and Troy Lake Chsnplsin Fire Island Inet and
others may be authorized for year. om the ID
day Juy succeeding 10Th day socordin
the regulations Of the House Board and tho PRINTED
specifications sopss Vt which BE- had By applying to ~
Office. ...f
BY order OF the Light House Board.
Com. l.. NJ POWELL,
Light-flouse inspector. ID ps,ricA
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DEREMPTORY SALE OF LARCHMONT,
II We.tehe.,@r County-The residence Of Il. X. COL
Inns will be- sold by JAMES NJ MILLER, Auctioneer on
the premi.es SATURDAY, June 10, I" O'clock, p M
Twsn,y.eysntb.t by Sow Haven Railroad distant two
miles from New aohele boidng e sresdy efse,sd isI
TY On the premises sracions superior built Mansion
House with oubuidinss s,o well built. beautifully To-
Gated double English cottage coach house. kc., he .
Tbs land /, hirh unduia.inx aud extending nearly mile
into tho sound With unusual sdpiabiy for building sites
VI which have water fronis and all Of them v iu wa"
Of the Sound and East River
For health beauty Of scenery bathing fishing and yacht
ing. Is rarely equuled also valuable MINERAL deposits
lawns ound be srches and OF superb
trees. naty. and imported Of half centurys growth Those
Wishing 10 locate frs watering place will on inspco-
ton. Ind combustion Of advantage. probably not @ be
found e,cwhefo IA Ills country. Sale positive and without
reserve rain or shine IN parcels 20 suit purchasers, For
maps and particular upply the suctioneers No q Ples
D. kCOLLTNS. the piscs, address him. iafc u
mont New. Rochelle Post Ono n. Y.
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QUARrsRMAsrEa-GESsRAIs OvrIcs,

NOTICE.-SALE OF ARMY MULES
Many Thousands Of MULES being disposed oil at poo'
lie sale at Washington.
The sss Will continue until the number Of animals re-
duced proportion the reduction Of the armies now going
rapidly 80 a. -, A., 1,,...
and Of Georgia probably 100 Of the finest 'rmule teams In
the world. o.
MANY Of them were bought In the beginning OF tho war; a.
young mules the armies IN all their marc nee
and camps and are thoroughly blosen hardened BY exercise
gentle and familiar from being long surrounded ~ tbs col
diers. 4, -. A.
Tho whole South Il striped Of farming stock, and the
North also suffered from the drain Of animals taken 10
supply the armies 49, A.. M "a,
brpr ANYTHING like their true and such opportunities
for f ne ~ get working animals to stock their farms and
r droye and dealers IN good specaation' ey
purchasing them and disposDy Of them In N. South WIN
never again. d. Z. hEioS.
Ouartermss ter General, Br~vrt Major General
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Jnstructton.
" A MER. SCHOOL INST" founded

4" A MER. SCHOOL INST" founded 1855,
IA lisa reliable Educational Bureau,
For all who seek well-q ialifrdteachera
For aiding teachers secure suitable positions.
For GIVING Parents information OF good SchoolA
For selling and renting School Properties.
- All teachers should have Application Form
re- Every Educator should American Educational
Monthly Specimens by mail for ~ cents
J. w. SCHERMEKHORN. Actusry. No. 100 Grand-st
4 GENTLEMAN is DESTROYS of intrusting the
IN EDUCATION Of his CTi'LDREN-two boys and two
gs-to accomplished and intelligent couple competent to
include FRENCH and MUSIC among the other br anches Of
bes instruction. for whom handsome cottage residence
would be fitted up for their special The girls would re-
ton and the boys the family mansion hard by; whence
they would come down daily TO recitation Parties hon
N.Eneland having experience In teaching would be pre-
ferred Address with a memorandum Of ages, qualhcs
lions &C. u. H. Box No. 1850 Post Gce New York. Rel
erences exchanged
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1nsurante Companies.
=
W.YORK FIRE AND M ARM 4
INSURANCE COMPANY.
~ wALLSTREET.
CASH CAPITAL.................8 OOOs

This Company has been In successful operation for moro
than THIRTY YEARS, and continues to INSURE against
Loss and Damage by FIRE upon terms - favorable ~ similar
NO MARINE RISKS TAKEN.
AL LossKs LIBRRAiLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY rAiD'
DIRECTORS:
DANIEL UNDERHILL, President
OLIVER II. Jonea William Haxtun. Chas. L. Stewart
I,ssc NJ Seymour Ssml. J. WarinE Samuel N. Dodge.
Abraham B Davia C. n. Pfeiaer Michael UischoeHsr.
Ssul C Harriol Sylvanus Beden Chaa ID. Lewis
John T. Andrew X. M. buchanan Ethelbert s. Mills
Jo,iab O. Low William HertEeL Joseph A. Dreyfoua
John Even Thomas Dsvey james g. Quick
William Depew. Henry J. Scuader. James T. Wright
AUGUSTUS COLsON, IT,. sectetsxr.
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firemorks.

nEPOT Tor j. HADFIEI.Ds FIRST PRE-
~ MUM FIREWORKS.-A full assortment OF the best
quality the lowest prices Dealers respectfully snvited
10 call. X. FOULDS No. ~ Johnst
II IREWORKS.-A general assortment Of
plain and colorsd FIREWORKS and of the hest quality
Tor SALE by BADEAU, LOCKWOOD Il Co.
No. 22T Washington ct.
L,IRRWORKS.- -IIATFIELD's FIRST PRE-
j MUM yiREwoRks and wAUGHs NoNrAREIL
1ORPEDOE5 for SALE at his Manatacsory, Nos 200 aud
9Q2 Nipih. are, New. York
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Boar6 an0 Rooms.

4 PRIVATE FAMILY would like one or two
N MARRIED COUPLES or SINGLE GENTLEMEN 10
BOARD. Rooms Handsomely Furnished and prices low
House egbly sus-d near Washington-quse. Table and
all appointment, hr.t clas All the conyenienoe. and com
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90 cet.

TI'O LET-A COTTAGE, partly furnished,
BAN and Acre In Roctand Co.. <mssfrom suferns
Depot healthiul and picturesque Kent. Ioo
uncdiatey. G. Il. OLIVER, No. Beekman st.
Two LET at No. 81 West Twelfth-st., to first
Il elias. gentlemen, URNlSIiED SUIT Of ROOMs house
very quit Possession may be taken at once.
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY.--G. w,
SMITH, Auctionesr, viii sell on SATURDAY, June 49,
1865 at o'clock p IN, on tho premises tho SHERWOOD
Portcheatsr, N. Y. -
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A GENTLEMAN TEACHER offers his
N SERVICES a. such, to family about TO travel In En-
rope. Particular. BY addressing H. TUTOR Station d. NJ
Y. (itY -
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NOR SALE-On Hudson River Railroad,
within 20 fee, or deep water sixy-thrd-ss.. two
LOTS fronting Eleveuh.sv- with 4s,ory brick Buitp
mo- originally ctory ard suitable ior hight minuscfnIins
be sold bargain. exchanged other property. BENE
DICT X COLT. No. Pine-st-
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EON CNTT1-A Il IINII L sfkN.fIi VI ~'1V ~ -,
II In Lltchhrid County Conn one-hslf mile frum Rail.
road Stson and four honrs from New York City House
1910 with extension 2i26, built OF brick and al IN order
Thrre ouibuidings-a s.sry newFrut In sbundanc- OF
choice varieties Hancock River through tho Farm and
her. ssng. " many Of the heds The house .ugpled
" h pure spring water. Prize, $IoOh. Apply 10 +. T.
BLLkLEY No. a WAlst. Janneey Court. Ill
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IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarytown, N. VA
beading School for Bows The 55t6 semi annual session
will commence MONDAY May For circulars apply to the
Principal ID. =. ROWE, NJ. A. .H..' rIo rI
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TUX biLE:-A I'M NVUNiNi nEaf
Il AFlatbash Village, Long Island. within i've minutes
walk City Railroad Depot, Cars every teel mnues.
House built In nost substantial manner by days work
cspacious and with all modern conveniences aud In fre
order Ground well laid out with young shade and
fra trees and buildings 90 corrspond Terms liberal
Apply 10 HA0SER SMITH, Attorneys stlaw, No. 9
WiLkoughby st. BIooHlyp. ----------
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RraI @state for Sale.

A DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT for SALE
~ a. bargain Also furnished and unfurnished HOu 81
10 rem, the city and several ios Tor sale No. ~
Broadway, Room No. IL.
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vINHE HORACE WATERS Grand, Square,
II and Urri.ht PIANOS MELODEONS. HARMO-
NUNS and CABINET ORGANS. Whslssas and retail .,
reduced prices To lot and allowed purchased Monthly
payneuts received for the Second hand pianos bar.
gains from 6s 10 S2s3 Factory and wneroonn. No tSi
broadway. Cash paid iof second hand PiAnoa
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BUILDERS ATTENTION!-LOTS on
ID Thirtythrd and Thirty fourihst'., 100 fec, west o.
Eighth ave-. the Blind Asylum Properly FOR SAIL cheap
need sppiy TO Nm. ". RAYNOR, No. Pins-st.
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TOR SALE-Immediate possession-beauti'
IL full COTTAGE; II rooms; , miles nom Nsw'London
Conn barn, wood hou'e. henery 2c' good wstsr gravel
walks ever green's and shrubs land
In good en- tvsion orchard and fruit garden Must ,,
to 10 appreciated Inquire oil H.. b. LANE, NO ID
Nssssu-si., or &. III. WHEELER. on the prssnises
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I IGHT AND VOCAL GYMNASTlCS.- Nor
Class for Teachers opens July 1865 at No - Wes
Foutee NrwYork Mr. f. s. Holt ate Instructor At
Dr. bio Lewis Normal Institute Boston) and Mrs H. IL
Plumb Conductors. Vocal Culture by Prof C. p. bronson
Lectures from Dr. Dio Lewis and other experienced anao
mists Send for Circular.
MILITARY, CLASSICAL and CONNER
wi CIAL ACADEMY Ny.ck. Rocklsnd County. New
York c. RUThERFORD, A. NJ Principal
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nEMOREST's MONTHLY-Jubilee Number
IL for JulyThe Jubilee National Prize Song with Illus
frutons-Spendid Poems nutrsted-E rtainng Stories
Household Fashions and Fashion Plses
MI Size Patterns and Other novelties Do not fall 10 see the
elegant and valuable July number ready Yearly %
with valuable premium. Mailed free receipt Of price, ~
sents w. JENNINGS DEMOHEST,
No 80 Beekman-st-, N. ".
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MARY BRANDEGEE-On of the best
ul "Womans Novels ever Published Ofdecided ability
and the demand Increases CARLETON. Publisher New.
York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-09

MOCK FOR SALE-The large DOCK nea
t. Railroad Depot a Ezabetbport N j. has 100 fee
water 'front.' track connectn; with the Central Raoa
OF New.Jepey. 4. K KELLOGG. No. lJs Pear't, n. 4,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-09

EIRST- CLASS PIANOS selling at $500, S321
and Sy15 which guar cannot be bought lees than
500 to 1850 elsewha Gusrsn,ces unlimited Odd ones
tsh en- ia exchange s. J. CHAMBERS, No. 80 Broadway.
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Go 1)hom il man Gonfern.

MIR. HENRY ID. HAVEMEYER, CON.
WI FECTIONER AND COOK, will hear Of supehn-
tendency by calling at Msinat. Poughkeepsis
DID,. Yours respectfully, I'd A. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-09

LNOR SALE or TO LET-The RESIDENCE OF
Il tho late Tristram Alien o. Rsvenswood L. H. consisting Of
very handsome and commodous Gothic Hoase in the beet
cordio stable and barn, she'd and well house The
grounds are aud the East River,
80 feet depth They laid out handsomely
forming of the largest and ines, lawns the Island
sr-s, variety Of choc" fruit ornamental trees and
shrubs Tho location il OF The pcnantsst around New
York eu than m,s Hunters Point Ferry, max ing il
very easy the City and Offering all The sdvant
ssr. Of tho cSgS,,y ,APPly PANEL T. hoAo. No "