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THE MISSES ROGERS, NO. 1914 PINE
y STREET, have reopened their School for Young la
dies and Children. qs iats !!
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MIR. g. F. BISHOP, TEACHER OF sING.N
4l ing and Piano, No 88 s. NINETEENTH St [saIim
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EDUCATIONAL.

G1EO A YEAR, BOARD AND TUITION
ssst Rev. I. NJ. REILLY.
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TT d. GREGORY, A. NJ, WILL REOPEN HIS
n ~ CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCH aOL. No. 1lo
M AhkET Street, on MONDAY. Sent 6 int
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NV RSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
- FACULTY OF ARTS

A CADEMY OF THE PROTESTANT EPIs-
"A COPAL CHURCH,
FOUNDED A. ID. 1850
s. W. Cor; LOCUST and JUMPER Streets.
The Rev. JAMES w. ROBINS, A. NJ Head Master,
With Ten Assistant Teachers.
From September i 1863, the price of Tuition will be
NINETY DOLLARS per annum, for all Glasses payable
half yearly in advance.
French, German, Drawing, and Natural Philosophy ara
taught without extra charge.
By order of the Trustees
GEORGE W. HUNTER, Treasurer
The Session will open MONDAY, September 6. Ap.
plcations for admission be made during the pre-.
ceding week. between IL and IL O'Clock in the morning
80 JAMES W. ROBINS,
. 10 mwt bw Head Master.
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IhIs schooI presents the following advantaoes.
flneyyentilated classrooms with ceilings thirty faat -
breathing space -0 inc usual
bling and dismissing almost impossible IN assem-
corps OF teachers every one of whom has had vo %
experience In the art of nlpdrting os
making study interesting, and, consequently proftabi
nCde o iesohng ana discipline calculated to make
indispensable requisite for complete success Pupn-an
Applications received at the Academy from, 10 A NJ -
bP Nj daily, on and after August 49, ''" ~ a. NJ 70
containing full particulars and the namas
OF many OF our leading citizens patrons of fine
may be obtained at Mr. w f. Warburton's No ls 1n
nut street, or by addressing the Principal as above nes
-. p., . , H. Y. LAUDFRRAOR
Late Prncpal OF the Northwest Public Grammar
--. Sl7 Inn
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THE MISSES GREGORY WILL REOPEN
a their SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES' No 9o7
LOCUST Street, on MONDAY, September 49, $50 I'm.
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WEST PENN SQUARE SEMINARY FOR
NJ. YOUNG mg,oEa Ladies No No s MERRIcK Street late
bsgin on WEDNESDAY September %. Miss AGNES
N" ~, IIHClpd. go fmw St
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y E T o r Y sc III O l.
~ HAMDEN, CONN
Rev. @. w. EVEREST, Rector aided by five resident
assistants The school is closing it's twenty sixth year
ana refers to its old pupils found in all the professions
and every department of business Thorough physical
education, including military drill boating and swim.
ming in their season. Age of admission from nine to
fourteen. Terms, 1850 per annum. ~
The fall session begins September.
Reference-Rt. Rev. j. Williams D. d.
Hamden, July Is, 1859. p 2ln
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PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY, NINTH
Street south of Locust. Medical Department
Session lSt9lO commences October O. at ~ O'clock with
General Introductory by JOHN O'BYRNE ESQ Free
TO the public Students desirous of ATTENDING Toee
will call upon the Dean, w. PAINE, M D. at the Uni
versity from tod q q fmv i5t
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MISS BURNHAM'S SCHOOL FOR YoUNGY
W Ladies opens eptembor 20. Personal interview can
3e mad after September ., at No 1916 Fbert street.
WALNUT Street. S9i Inn
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THE PHILADELPHIA SCHOOL OF DE-
4 SIGN FOR WOMEN, NORTHWEST PENN
SQUARE win Reopen on MONDAY, September o. M"
999t r. w. BRAIDWOOD, Principal a
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Nj lSS BONNEY AND MISS DILLAYE WILL
4NI reopen their BOARDING and DAY SCIIooT
from Circulars : iS S5Se~ ~
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NEW Yonx, oc,oS css az sA n Tmnrroo,,o, oo,c,
and weak middiius ny cents. Sugar I'm.
Suist and wssn, AVA a,ai nv uoro irr,rn neS.
Soc Dti 0s. Oats auiet and weak, oofpo3 cen Ia
PORK auiet and weak, ssoTSfStsi, Go,d
n'si%' n,,r,xo,.x,..u
BALTIMORE, October 8. - Bread.iug,. - We
hate rspor'ea M ~ %G naa ,s M w
Est,s u, Rio IN nriyste fer,rs Int k ZEN ss,'
ersi market Is dull. sales to-day reach 800
barrels, aud they eomprise 100 barrels Fine At
| lar ehoiee, aeo barrei. Sny,nv E,s,, a. "a ,oo
barrels Howard Street Extra at A. 400 barrels
Ohio and indisna EStrs Al "a ia,sSSsS NJ anJ
barrel, 's'' p''
Whsaf-Receipts vere ve,v ,,sh, mi. mo,,.
ing, and the market in eon.eoaspee Arm in
And We note ssles a. foilovs ~ 80 Su snsh
els Maryland red, choiee. Al Il 80. \ oco bu.heis
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Rsrsunal.

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Oh rennsyi'an,a, arg " whiarus.
peso' enol' VI NC" iorN, was
~ eao tnse, ,,, Ne'euue BUREAU YESTERDAY.
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ha'e rieias wiz 40 up 'ne Aa'ronaaok' lot
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REMOVAL.

ORPHANS COURT.
G,,. SEPTEMBER 30, 1859.
DsrtctoJ COiumhid, WIshfnpton County. 10 toit :
,oi ~ me ease g. WILHAA Q; PoRoH. Adminisira-
Aforesaid has, With the approbation OF The or.
phaOs' Court OF Washington COunty Aforesaid,
appoihted saturday, October the I'D A d.
1859. for the mai settlement and distTibutlon or
the personal estate Of said deceased, and Of tbs
lected and turned into money! when and w6ere
all the creditors and heirs Of said decea sed are
youched. or they may otheryise BY law be ex
eludsd from all beneht In said deesAsed's estate.
week for three weeks n this NATIONAL RIPUsII
TEST A. WEBSTER.
ocl-FSw RsEiltsT OF Wills
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HlLL-RAMsEY.-on the 9Th inst, at the
Washington arsenal, by Rev J. yauEn Lewis,
rector of st johns church. Brsyet Major RicuiKp
ID. Ramsay.
the 9Th inst. at Calvary church. by Rev keeys
hobbie. CHARLEs T. GtBDssk. Of Washington,
d. C., and Miss AssA WILSON, Of New York city,
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A SPECIAL DISPATCH from Washington to
the New York World saws,

Commissioner Delano has received a letter
nouncing that the collections on manu- fac.
tured tobacco In that State from March to
September. 1868, were ease, 2IT Al, and between
the same months Of the present year they
amounted to u, see, CTS 49, being an Increase Of
this year over last Of u 500, &3o.T5."
Here we find an increase In the revenue
collected from single product Of single
State amounting TO over sir hundred per cent,
and yet the World, a day or two previous,
assured Its readers that there had been no
Improvement, under the present Administra-
ton, In the collection of the revenue.
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DIR. ItICIIAU'S
COL ID + N II Z III y ID u q.

Dlt. ItISlt n o's
GO l. ID + N Il L NJ y ID Es.
Ask for no other. take no other, and you will
save time, health and money.
N,0OO REWARD for any case OF disease In any
stage which they fail to cure. =,
DR.. RIcHAU,s OoLDES BALsAh No. cures Ul-
esrs, liberated sore Throat and Month, Sore Eyes,
Gptaleous or Skin EIup,ions, Copper Colored
the greatest RenoyatoI, Alternative and Blood Pur-
and leaves the blood pure aud healthy.
DR.. RIcHAU's GOLDEN BALsAN No, 2 cures mer-
curial Affections, Rheumatism In all Its forms,
whether from mercury or other cansesi gives I'm
mediate relief In all cases, No dieting neeessary
have thousands OF Cert neates proyinE the mirao.
ulous cures effected by these Remedies. Price Of
either No. or No. 2, - per bottle, or Two bottles
for -.
pleasant and radical cure for all Urinary Derange'
ments, accompanied with full directions Price
b. RIcHAu's Golden Elixir d,Amour, a rAdi.
cal cure for Nervous or General Debility, In old
or young impartinE energy with wonderful effect.
Price, ibpeT bottle or two bottles for %,
On receipt OF price these remedies VIII shipped
10 any place. ,,
None genuine without the name Of
"DR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES; ID. b.
RICHARDS, SOLE PROPRIETOR"
0l RSdrs in glass 0'So'''ebfR D. B. RICHARDS,
Aa''''' No. aas vaTicE street, New York.
AS-CiTculaIs sent
Once hours from q. IN, to p. IN, jy2-ly.
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GONzAGA COLLEGE.
GONZAGA COLLEGE
MSNSDDxaYSr, sEPrEMnER 9, 1860.
s sSs sGfiA'r Piii Hs GExsEG' s t.? President
Medical R RBSAFF GakEEoE or GEORGE
coETESf BEL SkRcA to SE9S 5f TESru
CITY % twsSIshhffkktGsfoS.
NOBLE YOUNG, N. D.,
Professor Of PIPSsPIs. and fTsS'SS q Medicine.
os!FfL 1P5HiFIP5t h S%$Akfb.' i \ t.I's',
Johnson i EatfS,r, ND,
Professor OF Prneipes and Practice Of Surgery and
JAMES fEs 1! aIdhk SSsiHSSyh
Professor MSsf HsrsE 4'5Sh sf4 fHi5"p''
Professor HRf& sR:ss tns pSS,:''p''''
Professor Bw&iRB ft6IRsSSS surgery
Professor Of GsTEY fFf TaSEEsSstsi
Louis MACKALL. Js; X, b..
B. ", BLISS. NJ B De-"
PFo SEE & EETaiEf G. L.
Pr e T TidS rIBRF6SE fpd Hygiene
sGyAhktWICk hRfhbNnst sMiDB DemonstratOrs.
ROBERTSON HOWARD, NJ. D..
PToseetOT.
The regular course Of Lectures will commence
oCroBERh and ''rm FEEs the following MARCH
For the Full Course Of Lectures.". flsi
mhtrlCulhtOn
DemOnbtfhlOr ~
EraduaLion, *
bluklt llCktt
For further Information address
JOHNSON ELIOT, n D., Dean,
auls.oe2m No 4B3 Street North
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Boarding.

A FEW BoARDBRs CAN BE ACGoMMo.
"a dated Nth p Board s9S Lodging. at sts g. yer
800 D street. between Twelfth and Thliieepth
streets MRS. BoRs.
EIRsT-CLAss TABLE BOARD CAN BIZ HAD
t at the AMERICAN HOUSE, corner Of Seventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue. for $40 per
month. sep22. 6m
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Turpr Will. nm xvvr,xo NJ Aha we.h-
,,r,on literary Association hi. even,.s a,
Ia o,cloch. al tbe ColnmbIan Law nni,d.
ing, Finn s{reet, ouposits CITY Hail. The
s1src,sc viii consist IN tho reading AT the
@,e,,snein .na : So,.sa 40 IA ~ sno
,icmsn fcsIInc an intsre.t in such as,ecIs.
"0'0 "
WHAT IT Is Nor AND WHAT IT Is,-These
truths are self-cyident. Phalon's vitalla or
Salvation for the Hair Is neither sticky like
+, ia IN The contrary a gen,si AHA ciss,
iimnld. aromatlc' harmIess- and viii restors
To rray hair wbIskcrs. boards and mustaches
melts INC snow. eou
-
N,vx Avv,,c,, Avn rr,opv,x puxs,-
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SAVE YoJR MONEY and buy your Gents
Furnishing Goods at the Original Franc, 494
Seventh street, between and Z. No Branch
Store.
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FoR THE CHEAPEST Gents Furnishing
Goods 90 to the Original Franc, 494 Seventh
street, bet. d and Y. No Branch Store.
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HEALING SAlvE.

HeAIINS SNIVE.
THE ONLY SURE CURE IN THE WORLD is
BBRGrs UNIVERSAL RUSSIAN HEALING
sALyE.
II cares Wounds, Cuts, Bruises, Blisters and
sores Of all kinds,
TRY It'll!
II will relieve pain suffering.
Sold by all DrugRists.
For sale by JOHN T. HESRY. No. College
Place, New York.
Once, 400 BowerJ, 7. jy2-ly
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Coon SOCKS for winter, 8, 10, Is, Is cents,
at the Original Franc, 494 Seventh street,
between d and Z. No Branch Store.
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MEDICAL,
DR. M. A. BLANKMAN,

SURGEON AND DENTIST,
Bstweea Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
Refers to Bishop MeGill, Of Richmond, and all
the Medical Faculty Of PHILADELPHIA, Baltimore
and Richmond. and DR.. Garrett. Washington.
jy2l-tf
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COLUMBIA nIsPENsARY FOR WOMEN AND
" CHILDREN, at the Columbia Hospital, corner
OF Twenty nth street and PennsylyanIa avenue.
Open daily, Sunday excepted. from u to 2p. m.
Medicn mes and advice free OF charge to the poor.
PHYSICIANS ATTENDING;
Monday .........................Dr l.. W. Richie.
Tuesday, Lou. Mackall.
"wednesday ....,.''..''''.'.'''Dr,W n Lee
W. pussy
fr1dhy Dr. u a, hshioIu
Saturday ..,....'...,.;;.,;..;;..Dr D. W; frenuss
DR.. Thompson will hold q surgical Clinique
every Saturday AtS:S0 y. IN. ap22-f
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health and money 81 900 Reward for any ease
Of diseSse nSS stage ThieS hey fsii e eyre
cures Ulcers. liberated Sore Throat and Mouth,
sore Eyes, Cutanoous Brnpti ons, Copper oolored
Matches soreness OF the Scalp, BeTOfnla, &c, y
Is Ihs greatest Renoyator, Alternative and Blood
PuTihsT knowni removes all mercury from the
systsm and leaves the blood pure and healthy,
''DH' RiCHAU's GOLDEN BALsAh, No.; 2,
cures keIeuTial Affections, Rheumatitm In all lite
Price o. either No. or " per bottle. or TWO
pIpbiR DIR RicHAU,s GOLDEN AETIDoTE. rapid
aud radical cure for all Urinary arrangements
rIbRR 'RpccIHRW'sGoLDEN ELIXIR D'AM0UR.
RADICAL cure for Nervous or General Debility 10
old or young, lmpaIting energy with wonderful
eiIsrt Price Is per bottle, or two bottles for %
on receipt Of price these remedies wi be shipped
to any place Prompt attention paid to all cor
SBR. RTGhAU'S GOLDfN REMEDIES, D. b,
RICHARDS, Sue Proprietor, blown IN glass Of
'Y address DIR, D. B, RICHARDS. HO,aas ysTisk
street. New York. osieodT
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-25

TRAo'c SUICIDE AT GRERNvILLE, N. IA
terrible tragedy occurred on Wednesday morn
ing last in the little village of Greenville, situa-
ted over mile beyond Bergen City, N. j.
Matthew Armstrong, young man, the son of
one Of the wealthiest and leading cizsns of that
section Of New Jersey, ended his own life by a
pistol shot. In consequence of the efforts Of his
friends 10 conceal the real nature of the act and
to diVest it of every feature calculated TO make
an intentional instead of an accidental suicide,
tho statements concerning the circumstances OF
the occurrence are conflicting and unsatisfactory
According to one Of these the young man was
engaged in examining q pistol, when il acci.
dentally exploded, lodging its contents In his
brain. Others assert that :he ball passed
through one ear and out the other According
to the statement Of others of the ysulhs apollo.
gsts, he was engaged in showing one Of the
housemaids how fearlessy his weapon might be
handled, when 1t exploded Ii is circulated by
sti others that the shooting was done when he
was alone. This diversity of report but supports
the belief that the young man committed suicide
while laboring under q mental arrangement, the
result OF Incorporate habite. II is stated that
Armstrong was very much under the influence of
liquor when he reached home on Monday eve
nlng. The seamstress of his fathers household
was at that time busy ironing in one of the
rooms IN the lower part Of the house, to which,
soon after bis arrival home, he repaired. On
entering he asked her to go for something for
him. She, well knowing that be did not know
what be was about and that he had no occasion
Tor that for which he had asked refused to go +,
and pleaded the necessity Of having piece she
was ironing ready within a few minutcs Not.
uithstandng his offer to complete the ironing
before her return, she still refused He then
drew out his pistol, and showing it to her, asked
her it that would not start her upon the erraud
She prayed him to put by when he undertook
to demonstrate its harmlessness, II she con-
tinued, however, to refuse to go for what he
wanted, he would, be said, fix it so that it would
6. of on drawing the trigger. He did not do
this, however, as the girl started Immediately 10
comply with his request When she returned,
he was lying bleeding upon the floor Of the room.
his pistol, one chamber discharged, laying by
his side. If the statement of the seamstress ia
to be relied upon, he did not adjust the revolt
Virg chambers so that the hammer could act
lpon the contents Of one Of them until after she
had left the room. The young man fingered for
several hours after the shooting, and died at
o'clock on Tuesday morning. He had made
himself much beloved through bis open handed
generosity, and his death is much depored by
the large circle to whom he was known. His
father is Appointment Republican oliticau and
last Fall ran against Noah Taylor for seal in
the State Senate. The Coroner has NOT vet
held an inquest.-[N, Y. Tribune.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-25

,a,. WIfE BRATFR snoI AND KILLED.-The Richmond
lhyl hegiaef Of June 18th, says "A horrible TRACED
occurred near the late residence of the unfortunate AMI
leet oi this sketch OH Monday evening last FROM nl
We can learn in regard to the affair II seems that Dnd
Dunbar was in the habit of mistreating and shame6y Y
hDnsihg bis wife. Our informant states that on the
evening above mentioned he had whipped her and she
Al returned to the house Of her father, tr Powhattal
shenfer, worthy citizen of our county, who accom-.
panied ~ Mrs. Dunbar, and her brotler-in.law MIR
rofge Upton, returned TO Dunbnr's house the same
evening Dunbar At first refused to open tile door butt
sahhg that Il was his wife, opened the door stating
thN' @ ne would finish the - Hills language was too
bai T. 20 in prnl MIR. s. informed him that he would
attend To that natter when Dunbar drew a revolver,
a1 whs only prevented from shooting by his wife, who
Al9er some Htte conversation, Dunbar seemed more
calm, and informed Upton that woman living abont a
llt distt was the cause Of ali the disturbance and
thnl @ he would accompany him he would prove the
iet ana burn h. house in the bargain Both stntted
oI me house, butt when about half way across the nnen
htd tlough which they had to pass dunbar suddenly
aIew ls rev olyer telling Upton that he had him in ne
psce he wanted him The atter in instant drew
eVovei and fired, the ball taking effect in Dunbara
breast, who fell and expired without struggle. His
1pdy remained in the field all night and was removed
the following morning AS tile case will receive legnl
lhVestigatou we forbear further comment.