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VALUABLE PROPERTY IN SECOND AND THIRD
DISTRICTS.
BIZ q. DE FERRET,

BIZ q. DE FERRET,
| AUcuoNEER-Ofice, No. Sc Bienyille street
Il n, at tine Merchants and Aueticneers' ESebsnSs
Royal street. between Canal and CastOmhoue streets by
Judge Of the Second District Court of New Orisans
Ap 10 soS at public auction the following described real
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situate IN III. Sac.
hospital Rampant and Ursulnes streets beginLinR at A
essurs % sst Hospital a0s a al. street and measuring French
Ieet opening 10 inches at distance Of fifty feet from saT
thence having p 10 inches wide unto the rear ee sPa
Consisting in B 8o1ss S and thereon,
in tba n h ukSIAIN Its OF GROUND, situated
SSs ~ in No 20 90 pisn drSwn o 81 ne
s oi Ohas Jann, then notary public measuring as
Lot N SSn measures 60 feet front Annette street, by 100
Lot No measures 60 feet front Annette street. by l2O
ieet IN oepih az d 'front.' on Liberal street.
Bernard I y essa1 aimen SONS forms the fist
ct said lot as has been aiken by the municipality No for
Acts Of sale, with U s. Internal Rsyenue Saun. s,.o.d
oo-e-o -, Notary Public, at purchasers expsuse
sTOCKs......... STOCKS. STOCKS
Succession of Jonathan Arthur.
No 2sssz
BIZ q. DE FERRET
AucTIoNEER-ofce 50 Bienville street
SATCKBAX. May s3. 1855, at lie O'Clock
Al the Merchants and Auctiopeersi Fxchanga
Royal street, ~ virtue order from the Honora b
Itomss, Judge Of the Second District Court of New
O5esns, dated May H. 1865, by public auction will be
TWENTY SHARES Of the Good latent Dry Dock Com
ss- TERxs-Cash in U. S. Treasury Notes
..........TooLs
Succession Of Jonathan Arthur-No. 2SssZ
BY G.. DE FERIFT
AUcuoNRnR--Oice No SIS Bienvila s,rae.
MoNDAr; May 25Ih, Is6s. at 4 o,cJocb
ST. A on the premises, No b79 Love street. between
SPAN and oe streets Third BY vrtue o} an 49,
from the Honorable John W. Thomas iudga Of - Si
C4qrt OF New Orleans dated May lh 1868 will 3.
A LARGE LOT OF CARPENTEs,S TOOLS suob a.
mo. thEg and Jack Planes Hand Wood saws ANGER
opaues, nhOveis, Files Hsmmers Hatchtts Cbes u;,'
screws Locks Brushes Irow-bsrs, two WheeIbarrows
80 IERMs-Cash in ". s. Treasury notes.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON CONT STRICT |
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= Southeastern RAILROAD Comnapv. ~

- eouI hcsstern RAILROAD Company, New
orleans May 5tshotce Is hereby given accord ance
With the seventh section the Of that he
Books OF Subscription r twenty Eve hundred shares OF the
capital stock Of the Southeastern Railroad CompanV 0aa
hexicsn Gulf Railway Company omen al the ONCE
Of the Company. No. 1873 Common street. 9
By order Of the Board OF Directors
n l., NTTT.ArOnN
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AUCTION SALES.
G. De FsRIET'S SALES.
HOUSE AND LOT ON oAsACALvo STREET BE-
TWEEN POET AND SPAIN STREETS,
ALSO
VACANT LOT ON URoUHART STREET, BETWEEN
VAUDEVILLE AND SPAIN STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF CLAIRc1NE vAsNIER-No. a,ssl.
AUCTION SALES.
SUCCESSION OF CLAIRc1NE yAsN1ER-No. sssl
BIZ g. DE FFRIFT.

BIZ @. DE FFRIET,
Ofce No. So Benvi1e street
IHUEsDAY, May eIst, 1865 Mt ~
.hsnSs Ss ~, ~ the merchants and AuctiOneers' Ex
al street. 0e~ Canal sreats
y rnonc AueEon by virtue Of order from the Hon I'm
W Judge OF the Second District Cont az Ns, a.
leans, dated April lth, 1868, will be 20 d. - Nv" VI
l. LOI OF GROUND with the buildings and iunrov.-
tneeon, suste in the Third District OF this CIV a.
square pounded o Casacalvo Spain. Moreau and Poet
streets measuring 80 feet front Casacavo reet hv % -,
~ oepth me buildings and improvements consist 81
% sated 1901 building built in the portion Of the lot
T. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND. situate I'm III. sauna
uct as the above. In the square bounded bv ITouba
huoeVnlS, orod and Spain streets, measuring rs feet
depth. - Nv ''e1 men ana > lines In
~ he whole according to plans made BY C. A IA Arr,a.
Nnn hneneer ano suryey or dated April 18th, 1863
81 kkhs-One bali cash, and the ance on a cradit af
& we've months IN noes secured by special mortgae
cent interest day of sale nnt sI
me buildings to be kept insured policy r.Ts
u 70 the testamentary in case Of if ~.
purchaser VIII be requrd to pay Eve ner cent
on the amount recovered which will Likewise be
secured by mortgage. 10
Acts Of sale with U. s. Ipterna Revenue STAMINA s,,ohd
pense. N' ~ pui0nasers eA-
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN SECOND AND THRU
DISTRICTS.
SUCCESSION OF WIDOW CHARLES MAILLor
No. 257n.
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VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND IN TIE IMMEDIATE
NEIGHBoRHooD OF THE FAIR GROUNDS.
SUCCESSION OF MARY E. HEBERT-No.
BIZ @. DE FERRET,
AUcuoNKKR
ONCE and salesrooms-S6 BienviIle stree,
UEsDAH, uBe =, 1SOs, at he o'clock
= a., at the Merchants and Auctoneers' ExchanCe
Royal street. between Canal and Custombeuse rsIt 81
virtue OF an order from the Honorable w. IL Cooley nd0s
0 the ID rct curt Of the parish Avoyee. d,ted AMI
- LOS we iel owing described real will be sold VIZ
- ~ 10 VI ItOUND, together with ali the i'm
.heIeon rights, servudss privileges and
tn1Ieunto belonging or 10 apps tanning
situated IN the fanbOurg KeruiOn Third District ~ this %
IN square No bounded by Genlny Rod OasRlione RI
me ara y ne srees Said lots Designated b. bs
nos ~ H. r. Is, "a The whole accord ~ 10 a pa5
a ~ "a De Armas Civil Engineer and Arcnitsct
g-IERTs-Cssh, IN .. S. Treasury Notes
act Of sale, with o. Internal Revenue stamina a.tseba5
oeioIe EDWARD Barnet notary public the surchs.er,
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Nj BURCHARDT-

Nj BURCHARRT-
AANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN FINE PIANOS
IS jackson Street. Corner of Chippewa
Piano Repairing and Tuning done and work GUARAN
Ted. Pianos for rent Stools Covers etc alvav, ON
hand Terms liberal
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VALUABLE IMPROVED AND USmrRovED REAL

SUCCESSION OF B. O. vIGSEAUD-No. saoss.
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steamers Eearing Bort Gu-9ap.
AS ADVERTISED In THE DAILY CRESCENT.
"wednesday. May 60, 1865,
SPECIAL NOTICES.

oTc.- omee LO1I.lata Pet oleum and Coal
ne soel holders Of ibis Company viii be held according
DAY JINE lst 1868 All So for he seon Of prsetor
ofssid Company for the next yesr
JGLIAs Michel, Secretary ~ "-1'' 'E i''''u'N'
o-souIhesstern Railroad Company, New
orleans May ls6sHotice is hereby given accordance
Books Of Subscription r twenty hundred share. Of the
Sspta stock Of the southeastern Railroad Company Gate
dthe Company No ls3 Common street.
: - ~ B L 'TfffLLAUDoN, President.
- nerIean House, Boston, Ms.s.-The
very Important and extensive Improvements which have
FbFispS snabs ,bs ,S pcpeS, hte ne largest IN New
and the Travelling Public and convenience
summer have been numerous suits OF apart
Of Tus USs.sp~r sy 1e eS ssseaea one
conveys guests 70 the story Of the house
and the eus house thoroughly rep erishsd and rfarhed
making IT, in all Its appoinments equal any hotel the
Telegraph oc' Bris-d Hall. oafe Q. the first foor
LEWIS RICE son, Projectors.
The Democratic Central Committee
viii be in session at their Hssdquarers No 80 Camp street
between the urs Of lO2 N and and from s p "
ne Immense frauds tied 81 the late sscton held IN
Ihs state AL persons having per onal knowledge Of fraud
By order Of the Committee.
- Last Notice 60 Tax Payers in the
First District from Canal 70 Felicity strees-You again
paid before The 9Th day May they will be nut IN snit
your expense As the time for payment expired hrst
day Of March THOS kSKEW
o.,..-- A., ., state Tax Collector, First District
-Ohee Of bellows Review, ia Pow
sIAs tueet new Oreans-C0mmunieatons business let
ters may be addressed to W. NJ. BURwELL.
Editor DoBow's Review
--Iafayette Water Works COMPANY
march - l55-Ihe undersg ned Comm appointed
under the act granting charter Company will
open hooks for subscription
on mONDAf NEXT, the 23d Instant at No. 81 Canal
street, between 10 A. NJ and P. n. every day
H. T. LO fSDALE,
j. II. PHELPS
q. W. SQUIRE5
Hooks OF Subscription to the CapitnI
STOCK OF The New Orleans Steamship will be found al
Once Of the Factors and Insurance Company 80
Caror delet street. -r--'' -
Commercial Insurance Company corner Of Camp and Gra
yor strests - ~
Sun Mutual Insurance Company corner of Camp and Com
Marshall J Smiths Office 81 Carondest street
shropshire HathOrn, Poydras street,
hcCloskey Mason, Gravier street.
Mechanics and Traders Hank Man
fienns August /, lS6fln conformity Sections and IA
y me General Free Banking Law OF the of Louisiana
hh Bank must be presented for redemption within one wear
rom THIS date at the Banking At the STAT Lnd
once otherwise the funds deposited by this Bank with
Ao AUDITOR viii be claimed in accordance with the above
nsntoned sections Of the Free Banking Law.
g. ORUzAT, Cashier.
Hiatt heIor's Hair Dye-Thi. sDIend.d
Dyei the best In tbs world; the only true and Der At
emedes the effects Of bad dyes goratss and leaves the
islr s0it and beautiful Black Brown. bv
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/ UMBER THs.........sHINGLFs
HIII A LnYNER n.aI.r.in In..h.. IL. GILL; -.

/ UMHER........LATHs.........sHINGLEs.
HILL JOINER, Dealers in Lumber, Laths Shingles etc
Cypress, White and Yellow Pine Weatherboards D-esssd
Flooring and Ceiling; constantly hand The trade sup
piled upon the liberal terms -
Builders will IND Il TO their interest call before mr.
chasing eseThere Their Yard is situated corner Of
Liberty and Julia s reefs VI
/ OCk-UP SAFETY VALVE-I WOULD
respectfully call the attention Of Steamossmen VIII, are
required by the laws Congress- passed July IS 1854 % SIM
ply themselves with aLoCK-UP SAFETY VALVE to c,u
and examine my improved VALVE before purchasing else
where The Valve is built in conformity to law and
the rules Of the Board Of Supervising Inspectors is thorough
y operative and has superior advantages over other Valves
The Valve sofered from $40 so less other Valves in
this market
GEO. W. BURKHARF
Inventor and Sole Proprietor Cincinnati O.
SCOTT & McCLISFOCK. Agents
.l54 l56 and l5s Magazine street,
New Orleans
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OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMA sTFR
FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT
New Orb ans La May IS 1868 I
Sealed Proposals invited will be received NJ This
once until y SATURDAY the twentythird instant ~,
furnishing bis Department '' '''
10000 LAKE BRICK
TO BE OF the heEt quy, sLbjPct inspaoton haforo ~
ce lance nd 70 be rejected IL not found quality reoued
Bids viii be opened at the time named and bidders
are invited o. be pres Mt ~ @Noi'
tids. ''71' ''ieJ0SI any OF All
Propsfals must be indorsed "Propossls for Rricks ~
addressed TO the u dersigned. " A'' aus
CHAS II. TOMPKINs
breVet Big. Gen and Chief Ouartermaster
Fifth Military Datrict.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
NEW ORLEAss, JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY at 40 P. n,
max pg connections with Trains Yicksburg Merda1
asst. - $50 -
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS LEAVE ON SUNDAYS
~ ~ N going far BrOOkhsvsn. Restraining, leave
hrookhAvsn At $50 A n on nUNDAYS arriving in Me-
Orleans at IL is A NJ
Excursion Tickets good for Train Of Saturday Sun
ol gong north, ald Trains of Sunday Monday south
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY Except Sundays,
A. 6:40 A. NJ
WILLIAMS, General Superintendent
JANIS YONGE, General Freight Agent
ED araiT attov
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MON TGOMERY BROS. & co. IS SALES,

LARGE AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF ELEGANT
Match and Single Horses Elegant Saddle Horses Fins
Work Mules, Fine HIlch Cows Busgiss Harness. w,gons
etc, etc, at auction.
BY MONTGOMERY BIOS. n I'M
u N. MONTGOMERY. Auctionoar.
onics-s7 Camp street.
w EDNEsDAY, May 30. q. 4 e'eIoek . NJ,
81 r LHer's Stables. Gravisr street will be sold
Elegant Match Horses
Elegant Saddle Horses
Fine Work Mules
Fine Mich Cows
A"o-fsp and Open Buggies Harness, Wagons
~ fERAs-Cash in U. 8. Treasury Notes
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- hnts helOr's Hair DYe-ThIs Splendid
har Dye the best In tbs world the only true ana pe
Dye harmless reliable instantaneous ridiculous tints
The III effects e bad dyes nvgorats and leaves the
sI sOit snd beautiful Black Brown. Sold Drug
sts ana fernm and propery applied Batcheors wig
FACTORY No. is Bond street New York 's
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PROPOSALS.

IR-I
FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT
New Orleans, La May Is, 1863
Sealed Proposals invited will be received AZ this
ofhcs until IL NJ SATURDAY the tive ty-thd tnSant f
the delivery in this city Of ''
"a SASHES
81 BLINDS,
% DOORS
Specifications file in this Office
Bids will be opened the time above statad and hfdd
are invited TO be present. N' - 0'NueiS
bids. ''e-' W i'yeSs any OF all
Proposals must be indorsed Proposals. for sasb all
DOORS and addressed to the undersigned " 7- "uu
OHAS. n. rOMPKTNS,
Brevet Brig. Gen Chief Ouarterrra.ter
Fith MILITARY
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FURNITURE. .FURNITU RE 49,. FURNIrrrRR
BIZ MONTGOMERY bros. a. ca.
H. M MONTGOMERY, AuctioneeE
THURsDAY, May 2I.t, mt n o,eloch a
II n al their Auction Mart. 81 Camp street viii he
"A general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD ~ RNITITRR
sueh as Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Bedstaads m
6esub hrmors Washstands Mahogany and Wain1t re-.
spring Seat Chairs Easy Chairs rble TOP CenteT
Marble Top Stdeboards Extension Tables Vest AMI
Brussels Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mstresses EnSrv
IAnnga Cooking Stoves and Utensils otc benS tho
contents OF several well-furnished houses ' e 'Ne
Also
Chairs etc ~'' Neno ana "ood See
s9-TERss-Cssh in o. s. Treasury Notes
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-10-23
How the Leaves Leave the
Trees.

The leaves are loosening from the trees,
And gently down are tumbling
We hear the chilly autumn breeze,
Amid the forest rumbling
The shlvery equinoctial storm,
Like distant thunder's mumbling,
And folks who like to have it warm,
Because oficold are grumbling.
The leaves that linger on the trees
AreltAning red and yellow,
The pear and apples, if you please,
Are getting ripe and mellow.
We sing our pleasant autumn tunes,
Of frost, and of umbrellas,
Of autumn Coats and Pantaloons,
To comfort clever fellows.
The leaves while gently tumbling down,
Fall lessons calmly teaching,
just tell us, when we go to town,
Cts just Gas true as preaching,")
We ought to take our cash along,
To furnish ready payment,
For what we sing of in this song,
TIP-ToP AUTUMNAL RAIMENT.
Unlike the falling autumn leaves,
We try to move on steady
To where each thinking man believes
He'll find Fall Garments ready.
Or, if we'd have them made, SO neat,
According to our measure,
RooKHILL & WILSON, Chestnut Street,
Will rig US out, with pleasure.
The more the trees drop their coverings,
the more we human critters must put more
covering on.
Al the readers of this paper are invited to
cover themselves in the elegant clothes fur
nished for the purpose by Rockhill & Wilson.
Stop in and see US, when you are in the city,
and see how Cheap and how Splenpid our Fall
and Winter Goods are.
Ready-Made or Made to Order. Deter
mined to suit you, in any event.
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
603 .'S sos Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-10-23

a9- Some time ago. Huntsville, Ala,
was under municipal law, permitting only
druggists to sell intoxicating liquors, and
then only by written order from ply.
sician. 1t happened on cold, rainy day,
a member of a New York dry goods house
dropped into Huntsville, and, after stop
ping at the hotel, sent note to drug
store for bottle of whiskey. The note
was returned minus the whiskey, but
with information that physicians order
would bring it. 1t only required mo-
ment to add "M. D." to Johnson's name
attached to the note, and the whiskey
was forthcoming. The next day, in con-
versation with johnson, the druggist ad-
dressed him as "doctor."
"Beg pardon" said johnson, "but
am no DOCTOR"
"But you put M. D. to your name yes
terday !"
"That only stood for mighty dry" was
the cool reply.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-10-23
SCHOOL SCENE.

Green-speetacled pedagogue, enthroned
on afthree-legged stool, with sceptre Of
birch firmly grasped, exclaims
"Big boys, come up and parse. The
pig. squeaks, Now tell me what is THE. u
''fhe, sir, is a preposterous article.
nominative case to pig.
"Why do you call it preposterous
article ?"
"Because it stands before pig; I would
not stand before Que for shilling"
"Next boy, parse PIG"
pig is a common noun"
"Why is it common?"
"Because it's SO common that you can't
see nothiug else in the streets"
"What is SQUEAK ?"
"a noun proper, sir"
"Why is it proper, Ezekiel ?"
"Because it makes proper loud noise,
and disturbs all the neighbors."
"That's o. K. Now you can go and
carry on with the gals"
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-10-23

A MAN TO CITE ro."-Riding in the
cars sometime since, we overheard con-
versation between two gentlemen about a
third party, who, it seems, had been con-
nected in business with another person,
not much to the latter's advantage. The
partnership had come to an unfortunate
end. "But," said one of the gentlemen,
vi really don't think he meant to be dis
honest-he was loose in his manner of
business. The fact is, there's only now
and then man you can tie to-"
We thought that remark was worth re-
membering. 1t has great many appli-
cations A young lady, for example,
meets with gentlemen with whom she is
we'll enough pleased, whom she may like
as occasional acquaintances, or even as
friends, but neither of them may be a
man to tie to. And she will act wisely
if she delays matrimony until such a man
turns up. Let her be well assured, be-
fore she takes the final step, that she has
discovered such man.
A church in search of pastor, ought
to remember that it is not every man she
can tie to. From hasty connection,
formed without due deliberation and suf-
6cient acquaintance, much mischief may
result
A young man away from home, perhaps
in great city, should remember that in
forming his attachments, either in the
way of business or friendship, that it is
not every man he can tie to. Be sure
you know your man before you give him
your confidence. Many young man has
been ruined by tying himself to plaus-
ible rogue, or to parter honest but in
competent.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-10-23
GooAullo's s Germau Comic

Is co6E'laon of al te ingredients Of e Bitfcrs,
aui PURE Santa Cruz Rum, Orange, ETC. IL is used fo,
tie same diseases the Be7s, cases ,cAere some
pure alcoholic stimulus is required You sciu bear in
mind that these remedies entirely different from
any others ddrertised for tie cure of the diseases
named these being scientific preparations of medicinal
extracts, ,oe the others mere decoctioas of rum
IN some form Tile TONIC decidedly one Of the most
pleasant and agreeable remedies offered to the
ii, aohts its hfegfcin9, erlilorating and medicinal
qualities hare caused 1t 10 be l,o,yn as the greatest of
[JU}
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-10-23

A GooD ONE.-A son of the Emerald
Isle lately had occasion to visit the city
in his vehicle, and having arrived at hi,
point of destination, alighted from it and
proceeded to transact his business. Or
returning to the place where he had left
his horse and wagon, he was astonished
to learn from the Major that the horse
had ran away with it.
"Sure, an did he break the reins 2" in
quired he of his informant
"Oh, no, believe not" was the reply
"When, thin, how in the name of ST
Patrick could he have got lose, for sure
an l tied the reins to the a0agonw p
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-10-23
CONSUMPTION

Thousands of cases, when the pa-
tient supposed he was afflicted with
this terrible disease, have been cure d
by the use of these remedies. Extreme
enaciation, debility, and cough are
the usual attendants upon severe
cases of dyspepsia or disease of the
digestive organs. Even ia cases of
genuine COnsu mption. tn ese reme les
will be found of the greatest benefit,
Strengthening and invtgoratiDg
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-10-23
Goof!an0's German Bitters

Is entirely vegetable, and contains no
liquor. It Is a cOi..po and OF Fluid Ex-
tracts. The Roots, Herbs, and Rarixs
from which these extracts are made
are gathered in Germany. All the
medicinal virtues are extracted from
them by a scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forw afded to this
country to be used expressly for the
manufacture of these Bitters. There
Is no alcoholic substance of any kind
used in compromising the Bitters,
hence 1t is the only Bitters that can
be used in cases where alcoholic stfm-
ulants are not advisable.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-10-23
UNION ACADEMY,
SHILOH, N. J.
6HILUH, N. j.
A First Glass Institution for Ladies and
Gentlemen.

A First Glass Institution for Ladies and
Gentlemen.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
o. Y. WHITFORD. A. M, Principal.
Rs. E. A. WHITF0RD, Preceptress.
MISS II. W. STILLMAN Teacher of English,
German and Italian.
MISS n A. GILLETTE, Teacher of Instrumental
The Courses of Instruction embrace all the
branches usually tanght in the best Academies
There are two appointed, viz.-Normal and Ac-
ademic both extending through three years.
Particular attention will oe given to preparing
students for College, or qualifying Ladies and Cen
temen for teaching in our public schools.
Thorough instruction will be given in Bookkeeping
Vocal and instrumental Music, PencIling and PANT.
ing.
The New Academic Building is completed and is
one of the most beautiful and spacious school build
i1gs in South Jersey. A good Boarding Hall has
been htted up for the accommodation of students.
Rooms and board can be obtained in the hail. or IN
private houses Board will be furnished from S3 co
to $500 per week.
Tuition varies from $500 to $500.
FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER I'd.
WINTER :" DECEMBER 9Th.
SPRING g Z" MARCH 10Th.
For further information, address the Prncipa, or
Rev. W b. Gillette, Shiloh, Nj.
augl4-3m
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-10-23

q A little boy, on coming home from
church, where he had seen person per-
forming on an organ, said to his mother,
"Oh, mamma, wish you had been at
church to-day to see the fun; a man was
pumping music out Of an old cupboard
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-10-23

SCENE IN A PRINTING OFFICE WHICH
ADVERTISED FOR GIRLS TO SET TYPE -
Enter young lady,-"Do you want to
employ any one to print, sir? saw
your advertisement"
'Can you set up well, ma fam 2"
Young lady blushes, says she hasn't
had beau yet, but expects that she
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-10-23

learn to practice wise economy, and,
while leaving the general management of
outside affairs to the proper head of that
department, will, by their prudence and
insight, avert many of the most disas-
trous consequences Of business schemes
and speculations.
If men are not prepared for this, let
good women, capable women, renounce
marriage altogether, and courageously
determine to work out for themselves a
destiny which, if deprived of privileges
shared in common with the lowest of their
species, is also free from humiliation,
from the fear of perpeteating an imper-
feet race, and glorious in its possibilities
of personal achievement.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-10-23
FURNITURE. FURNITURE

H. F. HOVER respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally Of West and South Jersey.
in want OF FURNITURE, that they will find it great
whore they will find large stock of the modern
styles to select from.
The subscriber begs to say that his facilities for
having apprentices, but employing the best work
men--enables him to offer great Inducements to
those IN want of really good Furniture at low prices,
as he much prefers the g nimble sixpence" to the
+" slow shilling"
All goods bought at his Warehouse will be warrant
ed and ifintended for the country, will be packed
with care and dispatched.
H.F HOVER,
No. $50 s. Second St.. below Dock. west side.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-10-23
READ THH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

thousands of letters have been re-
ce1ved, testffying to the virtue of these
remedies.