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acdoSss ~ writes to that paper soma M,
ss he toS1 81 sae late Judge Leigh, which viii M
AN ITEM ACCOUNT. 81,
among the countless cases bron,b+ IL
@ 9,e Judge Leigh was one oe f,ncfo, ,.,t ts pe-
mn T1a aSninst poor patient was exorb;ta,. use
tanJl mJ nnl was humping one. medicaj int
thauaanSe, tha a, 80 much :" The Judge renmirad a.;
dnota daS uoctor 70 make out the items. This tSs
:Indaa thsa husea positively 10 do, and the
au1o Jug. 1oairnment, when the. Judge wac siatyl.,
Tenling We his way to the tavern. the docsa .Ugy say
stiueq UP 70 him and said: ,5sf = soosoi "
,,,,. Su,sge, !, that was q fair aud correes no..
count. ns# s:s.<3 n s:'..z.f $50 -, ~, ~
= know nothing about 1t, sir-nofbino
ABOUT G,l II" replied the Judge. 'ns
line doctor was silent for some time
nike everybody else, he was afraid of tba
1uuge hut at last he mustered up corraae loo
% say, very solemnly: & - ,Sf ao ~.
Judge, we shall all be required to oitve %
~ account &c !. hereafter of the deeds done in
=! know i, sir; know it,v retorted
am e i,em 9uage se,ant snaTply; "but, sir, it will be
The doctor had no more to saw.
HIS OPINION OF EDITORS.
When Judge Leigh's court was in ses
| sion in Lynchburg, q number of wears or.a .ss-
It SO happened that Mr.. james McDonH1G'
the present secretGry Of the Common
wealth. nreakiasted alone with him Tor
seYeral mornings ID succession. Conyerso-
tlon ehsuea WlIhout an introduction, and
the judge was so fayOrabIy impresscdl Inv Nv,
his companion that he at last asked II ~
his name. ~
Mcdonald"
''Not the editor of the Lynchburg Vlr-
ginian 9". 90,
8" The same"
Virginia editors, just at that time, were
not making themselves particularly agree
able to men of Judge Leigh's tastes, SO he
turned to Mcdonald and said, bluntly
ii''You must excuse, me, sir, but I can
hardly believe that you are AN editor. You
have the manners OF a gentleman"
he FoRGETs HIMsELF.
Unwilling to linger superfluous," rs
so many men have done, he resigned his
scat on the bench long before his mental
powers exhibited the first symptoms of de-
cav. Iudeed, his intellect retained, almost
to the end, its native strength and clearness.
He was succeeded by Judge Hunter Mar
shall, and for many years was not seen
in any courthouse. When, at length, BIO
reappeared Judge Marshall promptly in
vited him to seat beside his own. The old
judge accepted, took his seat, aud instantly
became interested in the case then pending.
as the argument progressed he nodded
and even expressed approval. Judge Mar
shall kept perfectly quiet. The case went
on, and the old judge, quite forgetting
himself, felt called on TO set the lawyer then
speaking right upon some important point
Of law, and was proceeding to do so, when
a certain queerncss of expression on the
faces of his auditors (who respected him
too much to laugh) recalled to his memory
the true state ofLhe case. He was no longer
a judge. Without word he arose, placed
his hat upon his head, and walked silently
out of the courthouse, never to enter one
again. There was touch Of dignity and
sadness in this which wholly destroyed the
ludicrouS element in the scene.
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uas h Rebel Hs.sinhesits HIS
iiIspubiscan DauEalaeIa. 80
,v;i, n 20 ~ s,.e HcN York Tribune.]

Tbo ,,,;,, I'm os U ,he New York Tribune. Z. ~
a,nIs an,Is, VIII or Daniel Cornell. 4 r;t;,a, 8,
whni d,a, Cnenango county, Ii, INC 60 S,at,' o'
10 uied IN the iall Of ISM. III sl1,; ..see
on.'lned lhe following curions Id a,I.s ~ y.
:, ,.f.fta. Believing that the ,,strrs,I
h,.i OF action based unor, ~ Spns
~ eae political creed or beIfef Ssasel
Wy aaSsoca.ed by my daughters, Earno,;. sa os
to Iara anu ruby Houck, have been ana !. =. :.
that tsSeiy increase taxation, ft IL NV vii Il
1ssi .ne ani iamount oil. taxes paid by mo si,,na
ta nv ana 70 oe hereafter paid preyions % IN
cession i.,.e - py me, together with the sr1c.
paid frov, o.,ief revenue tax or taxes To he
or hereaf,os n VI on account Of property now.
havinn sel hae owned by me, be considered as
said 3,Mah. Hen paid ior and on account of; nv
NRnhv Iuaogatefs, uoga, Cornelia A.. Wood ard.
INV direct tuIhh, Tn, ana It is MY will and here
my estate, either real or personal ns irom
c.sa ahls 3 viii has been contested. and tho E
Cornai, INV 1ah ON trial. The claim is Chat
eanivaiont otlea VI under political delnsjon,
nroueJ Gh. ha " so . monomania. 1t has bean
merchants ~ 20 PeenJam.n Slater, an inteIlieent
scr;hine % S. VI norwich, and one OF the s,,bs nh
tng aStad witnesses, that when Mr. Cornail
CornaiI mmi ,1 W sign The will as witness. Mr.
ters, and said: That the Rennhlicsna aangh-
wa was Ine main cause OF the war. and + s n,.s ~
,or O tnat reason he bad discarded this dangh n hs
Sesr-because she encouraged the m nrinc;n1ns
%.: ol such party" Franklin MathewsopP P'eI 90
Guilt9rd, testified: He (CornelH iIn' said ba y,
, would be ID if his daughter. who Who had n
married h id Black Republican. Should
nay nave &C one cent Of his property. This WAS @
fnn io. lar from the summer OF 1862. The war war
soi the rebellion had then begun. He
s,,au mat these soldiers of fi1e 11ath
t~rfor HSIe going Ss down South to feed the, the
turkey Duzzalds, and he hoped to Cod not NOT
go one of them would ever come or oh h,c1Y ,I'
nc lthe Witness) also testified that he had Sn, !"
son IN that regiment who died in n hosn;tai i
III Louisiana. Other testimony was n;ye,,
including statements of the deceased 'itS' tSn,'
ne should change his will and "cut off T al
MS children who advocated Renubiicar
principles" The executor gave evidenrt
taat the deceased was a leading politician q
his town, and was frequently appointed tl
public trusts, and that he Conducted hi
business transactions with capacity anI
ability. The evidence was closed on Satnr
day last. The decision of the Surrogate il
reserved, waiting the written arguments o
the respective counsel.
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A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
MONTE MARIA, RICHMOND. VA.

Hhc patrons Of this institution are respectfully
rcrllndCd that the new scholastic year bectuE on
the aIRST MONDAY IN SE:FfMBER. Parents
and guardians who wish to secure tor young ladies
I'm = flra,-cass boarding school the benefits of a
s"lid aud r. fined education. with III aternal snper-
vision over their health, morals. snd manners,
viii have no reason to regret their choice of tho
Monte maria Academy. Tn the retired aud
healthy heights of kichmoed in buildings en-
iargci To admit addi,nal applicants, the pupils
,ni.y ample grounds. pic.uiesqu views, and
every facility Gntcr an improved sytclI- and III.
,lIic'cn. corps Of teachers for tne:r crneDtmtnt
and prngHc5e.
For prospectus Of terms, apply to supertoress
oi academy, Grace clrect, between cd and .3d
Ss+Cris, au1 | tScfl
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rpuCATFONAn-
nr 10uARD,S SCHOOL

NiRs. PHILIP +. HOW ARDs Ptys Se,t,se SSh,sh l.
Nt VII no H -crn,sr courre OF instruction VIII en-
,:c @ the nsua branches cf an sng.sh edaes9ni ,i
ana S'is rs s n viii have fully competent assist
arts. ,,,,.rs confps Of which may
~ Ind a, the Bookstores Of th's chy' of ivs"p9
~ =. bp made at ca5 VI siu s'rtet. h.
my :" unwt Rp would ss spo' fully refer those IN.
,,S,tci VT in Knowing the coaraeter OF The schso,
and Of the HS ns and to e
'eEs q, nf The school during its leceot session
r. tc,Is ~ liberty 10 name especially fec. DIS
h, h'aa; Nal. J. ", Stevens. DIR Thos. II. Pol
i,-u and Mcssr Wm: ID. Gibson, NJ. T. Clarke,
T,n.t Taylor, reter War wick, and Robert How
ard. ,a,., o,,,o.,Ionr' conferred n
80 Sss,gntng 10 enter their daughters VIII tet
M'N.,tIa su l&iw
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shls ae,ln,s ana Jacksaa seupts 81 s,fsgor 3 >

shis foIlntF and Jackssu county nfernn.
travelled fn 1862, WIS seYegst miles ncrth.
ward Og what has been tie southern bous..
dary OF the lake for several Years past. It
Isl also true t1at for seyarsf Syesrkspast 4
large stream has flowed out of it which has
been the largest branch ofs Fit rsYef. THE
professor says the waters of the ake have.
again receded, and That it has ceased to:
overflow that the g slough, 3, sd called
tts'.s sstrepsn that for many yaafs hasruni ont
otlt77-ls now dry. We presume tAese rather
sc arkahse phsnoulena must be due To the
unpKessdentedly email amou Eof snow and
ram which has ialtsn during the East three
Oh Iour seasons. Il z T'he springs Id the noun
tsin7-ti,e 7. anfasliag sources Of supply In or
dinary Una seeas2 sl. II haYe dried np.
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CLOTHING.

rLoTHING.-Larse and unbroken stock
I Ior foe and fashion abie LOT}iIhG Is yes on
hand at the new store, ll0o Main street My stock
Of LINENs, ALpAgAs, and FLANNELa- are are
as complete as In the heart Of the season. aud
none M ed fa 10 be suited. he stock is entirely
new this season, gotten up In the most recent
EJyes, aniwfth every advantage In the Interest OF
the consumer. Call and ex .mine. With corps
of polite clerks, aDdno charge for showing goods,
tnel Is no such word Is laii
aus - = = 11Os Main street.
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TOLLlNS INSTITUTE,
HyoRGE T. TAYLOR, Eco, President Of
CHARLES L. COOKE, NJ. A., General Sup.


The .sth annusl session will open on the 27Eh oI
Scr,r,n' er, 1871. Thorough instruction IL given
~ All lar snchcs of study, ltHrary snd ornamental,
usuSiIv pursued by youne ladies.
The Faculty IS composed of tw' I've ladies anu
crril.rmcr OF eX"cricnce, social and morai VIZ
;ue. and literary ability.
TIC Institute has ADVANTAGES Of location. prem
tses acccmmcds stton, and equipment. 1t asks for
q g. n+rcus patronage. -.
Fnr Board and Tuition IN Primary SsudI ps.. 1915
For Roard and Tuition In Collegiate Studses.. $50
Fnr Music and ne Of Instrument. so
PAYMENTS one-third In advance.
For further particulars apply to thG Superin-
tcndcut at Botctour. Spting3, Roanoke county,
kirgIaiS. MI li-i"Sten""W
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RT!SS KATE CLOPTON'S SCHOOL
lN1 for young ladies' ami children. Linden Row,
~. fo2 east Franklin street. Tho duties OF ihts
school Will be resumed G.: MOADAr, October
Fl. N7!. T.e muaical department Will he undsr
The care of MIS-. WIN. Ii. f fowcRS. For clrcul trs
of terms, apply 10 Mis-. PuWtkS,
au 2-3n at the schOol-room
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SOUTnERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.

In compliance with the request OF the late Col
II. Tee rowell, have taken cb srge and control
Of This school. ! have engaged the same corps Of
teachers, snd will also he assisic! by Mt. JOHN
ii. POWEi l.. now OF Petersburg, nho will reside
al the Institute. 5... ..-
Every .frort will tc made 10 preserve the high
reputation which the school sttained under the
lameDted fcuud.r.
= he session will commence on The FIRST MON
Dh XIk OCTOBER, and end on THIRTIFTl
oFJUNE. For particulars, ad lrf SIS MRS. MA
RIA l.. CAktIhGTOS, Richmond. Va. gr-.:T
au 10 ID. .sW.,SMlm
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IIOMh SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LA
IL pIkS.-Ihc fourth session nf this school
upens on the 18TH OF SEPTEmRER, 1871 AND
c!ntrs the 18th of June, 1872. With the prime view
nf having my own daughters properly instructed
Ard hsvimg employed n competent tesceer. Hiss
NtSSIE V. HUpGINS, n fuli graduate of Ho'lins
Institute Who has been teaching in I, m lie insti-
lotion In Tenn ssee for the last three yearsl We
propose 70 take five Or six boardcrs on the follow
ing Terms board, tuition IN EuRlish. Wrench,
l.,tn ad Music tno extra chsrgrsl 1t 4:oe p r
scSsinn. PIN :. CoChE.
rusL-cillre Greenwood repot, Chesapeake and
CltiJ railroad, AlbemUle c5uuty, Va.
Miss NASNIEy. HUDGISS lisa fun graduate Of
Hollins Institute, fine SCHOLAR. and a, lovely
character. This yoneg lady will be an acquisition
10 any school or family.
CLARLFS +. COOKE,
lift Superintendent Holtns Institute.
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RICHM'D AND DAN. AND PIEDMONT 4. Rib
OFFICE GEN. TICKET AND FREIGHT G'T,r "
RICHMOND, Va, July 19, 1871. y,
EXCURSION TICKETS 81. r,,- .
IL xc,res,oN rrcKrrs To soT THs ISe sfGLNas fdI1MS:
points can be purchased at tile Ticket Office :of
this ompany, Richmond, at the rates specified
viz: s,-t.s. ,,..sr ..s..-..-. ,...sa,.,'r =
Bonsack's tCoyner's springs) .sloi25
Allegheny Station (Alieghany eprihgsj...... Il Oo
Big Tunnel tmoutgomery White Sulphur
SprlnSsl .'..s....'. l.iop
Christians sburg tYellow ulphur springs).... IL so
Eew River anu Central depot (New River
White sulphur Springs).. .............!:.,... 13 90
Huguenot Springs. ..........'...'''"ui So So
Ruclld CPTlIlRS. o oV
Hickory Tavern, N G. (Catawba sprin2s).. 20 90
These tickets entitfa the holder to return without
additional charge until the Is n of October.
JOAN II. MACM UkDO,
Gen. Ticket and Freight Agent, X. & u. Il. r.
Il. Nj. X. TBLCoTT. .
.- tDg'r and sup't B. and D. X. R. ..s,
Tickets for Bonsack,s, Allegheny, Big Tunnel
Christi snshurg. and Central Depot are also on
sale at the Ticket Office Of the A. NJ. and 0. Rail
road. 1925 Main street, Richmond. ty 2o-lm
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TPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL.

FAIRFAX Ci,UNTY, VA.
NJ. RLACkFoRD. N. A.. tUnivsrstsy or
yt-r;nIsA pIincipal with cnUpc'c1t asslatan'e
&, Srrry department. The sSsh apnual session
tssirs Scptt nbor 81, 1871 and ends June 70, 1s!1
Tcr,nS $500 per session. CsfsloSue scot on appli-
,"jr>e,1r,a Va ~ p27-2m
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TULIUS SYCLES,
4l5 BROAD STREET,

I EULlCS S1SLEo,
H5 BROAD STREET,
Is STILL SnLLIEG GREAT Bh4GAINS-
Summer Dress Goods at l2ac., costs s73 and 4oc.
Black Iron Grenadines at Isc costs 4ac. per yard;
Linen Lawns at e5c., costs s7s and Aoc, per yard;
swiss Muslns, HaiDsook Musiins; a.. .
Jaconet Cambrics; :.
Bishop and Victoria Lawns striped and checked
great bargains; ...-
PtGues st 2ec., worth 35c. per yard: =
Towels, All liaeu, at g. SO and &3 per dozen-large
size;
Large stock of Black Silks, in which we Offer
extra Inducements:
Table Linen, u yards wide, at 50c.;.
Honey comb Quilts, large size, for 80;
Marseilles Quilts from s. TO $5-very cheap;
A large lot OF French Corsets at &i.25;
B!eached and Brown Cotton sold at the lowest
market rates . . ... $3.50.
Fina assortment or Black Sash Ribbons, which 1
will Sell exceedingly low; ,g
Also some more Of those fine White Linen bosom
Shirts left, which will Still sell ut cost.
Remember, will sell without. exception. my
whole stock of SUMMER DRESS g OBS ut
almo u any price. JULIUS S4CL Els, e
AIS Brosd street.
SALEsMEN j. j. Turner, John II. Gary, w.
ID. Powers, MIR. BcVell tformerly with DuckwAll Il
Rouss). au II .
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w ASHLNGSTON UNIVERSITY, .
w MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
BALTi Al IRE, ND.

The next regular session will commence ;On. the
FIbST MONDAY IN OCTOBER, ISL. nPreltmis
The couTee of Instruction ts emtneLty pfnctic n
and c0nplttc, cons ting OF dds ctic lecture cln-
nosts n~d treatment Of disease at the redsides
Eiery yzrseiy OF disease may Gc St en- la tn hos
Pitai wards and nee diepensary connected VIII
The college. stls<s < ~ II ~
EhKs: For full course, $40; m articulation. e5 !
dissection, $40; graduation, $50. Subjects from
tied. viii b. rtceisci npoa the beneficiary pl Of
The school. /
he sUBual ct-cn,Br opt catalogue, containing
full particulars Will be sent on application 70
CHASs w. CHAHCuLTtOIS M. H.,
jy2s eodlm Deau OF the Faculty.
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(.
HAMILTON EASTER & SONS,
-'' OF BALTIMORE. Md,
In order the better to meet the wants Of their re-
tail customers at distance, have established a
.f....-r!ss. SAMPLE BUREAU, a.-r
and will, upon application, promptly send by natl
full lines Of SAMPLES OF the kEWEST. An D
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, OF french,
English, and domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
at all times to sell as low not at less prices, than
any house In the country.
Buying our goods from the largest and most cele-
brated manufacturers In the different parts or Eu-
rope, and importing the same by steamers direct
10 Baltimore, our stock Is at xll times promptly
supplied with the novelties Of the London and
Paris markets. -. q. o. $50 .'ir =
AS we buy and sell only for cash, and make no
bad debts we are able and willing to sell our goods
at ER0M TEN To FIFTEEN phH GENT.
LESS PROFIT than II we gave credit.
Tn sending for samples specify the KIDD Of goods
desired. We keep the best grades OF every class
OF goods, from the lowest TO the most costly.
Orders unaccoinpanled by the cash will be sent
C.. y. n.
! P;KoMPT-PAYINa WEoLsALE UTERs
are invited to inspect the stock in our JobbnS and
Package department. Address = = - - i:..t
HAMILTON EASTER q SONS, =.
-, 1s7, 100. 2O1, and 2os West Lltimore street,
de a1u&Fly Baltimore, Md.
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/, ,,.eY .sooDs.7.
JMBL..4-

nOWN-Tfff.f--~4It BIB i'i.-' '~.'->-""-.src
Now Is ;Tras TINE no BUY. -
prss. Goods, su,taete' for the &c son, at y ano
'Itas., worth ssc.; ,,,. r
Dress Ge2ds st 2st., worth ssc
Black G,casd,"es, with silk figures ana stfipfr
!. q. 20 aud ,s,s.., worth 20 and soc. per yata
White ana Cotared Pia 'es At 7s. 30, ana ssc.'
Best Ria k six Grehs,iino at eoe., worth u
white Baif PtJs, ;Lilacs sud oil otner coiofs
J,p.rese silks. cheaper than ever;
Bes, Il.ms Lace Sh wis at cost;
Black anu Colored Gfenadine Shawls 81 -, worth
s5;
All Cass,meres to be c,osed out vc'v low;
While ma Buff silk Parasols, extra cheap;
Black Six Parasols ,aHd Umbrellas at COST
Prs ssiYs. and Best Kid Gioyes at 81 and $LSos
Tsbie Linens, Napkins. Qu'lte, Towels;
~ Lace for curtains; ... ,...,. ;
Sh, et!rgs, biesched aod brown;
Cottoas, Prints,
and lots Of other goods, to be sod extr' msIJ
low, at VIM. THALHIMER & SONS
auI7 No. Sol Broad rtreet, corner 9Th AZ
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L'CLECTIC INSTITUTE, BALTI-
II MORE, 81 AND 80 MT. vEkNGE PLADE.
1his school will cpen, as usu4l, on the 18TH OF
SkPTEMBER aud close JUN E rs. 1879. Number
begins the nth of April every year, and pupils
may be enter ed either for the halr essiOn cloSiug
lst septeIUbcr, or for full scholastic session,
closing first week IN February. For circulars,
apply To Principal. |; 80 eod2m
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7. osCkR ROGERS, PRINCIPAL.

CIVIL AND MECHANICAL FNGI-
~ NtEKISG, at the kenssalear folytschnic In.
stltutc, Troy, =. Y A higher and more practical
Course Of Instr tructinn Will he given here than has
been attempted elsewhere II this country.
K'0rensS ) p.. l3 Ii. For tla Annu'1 Register, cell
ianis Z improved Course of study, aud fall par
ttculars, apply TO PROF. CHakL Is ER0WHE,
lIirn tor. lu 3-llnl
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DATApSCO FEMALE INSTITUTE,

NEAR BALTIMORE, nd.
This Institute has been in operation Tor thirty
years, and enjoys u patsonaf reputation. With
the number OF pupils limited to NINETY II has rep
rcfentatlves from lwo-tbirds of tue States, prnc-
psliy south ani southwest. lis location Is pre-
,mins ntly heajthf IS central, and easily reschad
by r4firoad from Baltimore and Washlnpton city,
For circulars address GSS' X. II. ARCHER,
" 49, od3n - Elllcott City Pnst-ofice, Nd.
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Tho Late. yutlsn, r,e.,r,,,, ]

:; n =. correspondent OF the Lo1risvi,1o A..
~ 5aeT-Joarnat writes TO that Daner sa,, goa-
heoses i'e I'VE, oI the late Judge Leigh. wiet Si, ,
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ExruasIONs AYnirIGN,csI-

(. ,, =. ~, y. E.AKD Y. RA1LRoAD,) ]
FRElGaT AG'T, B Rjlcas6oHD, Aug. i, ian.
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GREAT REDUCTION OF TERNs.

BOARD and TUITI IN In the entire English
ard French Course, he'd acd bedding, washing and
mending, lights AMI fael, stationery, and Doctors
fees per :sipn Of five months, wliea paid In adj
vance, sio0
Piano lessons, $4
Even more favorable terms may he made when
two or more sisters simultaneously attend the
school. -'s
Fer fuI ther particulars, address
DIRECIREsS -
OF Mount Chsntal Academy,
au 7-dM, Wa Tbtl5Se near Wheeling, w. Va.
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HANDSOME PATCHEN HORSE, Is HANDS, BAY;
n sound and gentle; rot In minutes; for sale by
gentleman who has for him. Apply at 8S5 Broad
WAY. room No. ., from IL to 1.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

(1oRPORATloN NorIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
OF p al house. ~ and os mpporeI or Soprovad
lands affected thereby. that tho following assessments
foard Of for examination by all persons interest
u,ding receiving basin northeast corner OF From.
D. For building receiving basin sou.heas, Water
s. For building receiving basin southeast OF Isa,h
T. For binding receiving basin northeast of l2sth
street and Sixth nvenne.
. For building eee,lng basin southeast corner OF THIRD
FOR sssns receiving basin northwest corner of Fourth
Far bnn receiving basin northeast OF l2ssh
stree and ssvepb a.nf IN r,fh avenue, between Thirty
fourth hOs snI Sga,qs 4siras si,s isst tsrsS.
For hudins SEVERN iSs'seh'h street, "e'wssn sis'a
TO- For building sewer compr''on "a avenue y, between
H. For building sewer completion IN avenue D, bo;~cen
Third md Fonr:n streets -
and sa SGs s.reeis 0''s' '''n
IL for regu ang and grading Io9h street, e.ween Fifth
limit: sm9r,eea ty ,usa .s',.msn Include 81 the
parcels Of land and s,na,ed on !, I. ~ w., r..,, v
Ths eassriy side of Sixth avenue between iass and
i.aS street, g The extent e 2oS req. ,'. -'e
avenue, and running eas.eriy thcrefrom 2oo feet.
G soaSsr ss Of s .Ss s
from % 10. e foSth srrs
The norhey side Of l5h street at Sew nth
eastcry side OF Seventh avenue between 18th ana la6h
streets.
The eassry slide Of Fifth avenue, between Thirty fourth
and Thirty nth streets.
q The property known as Ward Nos 235Ito 9.275 and
2320 TO 223 situated in Nineteenth street, between Sixth
aud Seventh avenues.
10. Both sdes OF avenue d. bewcon Fourth aud Fifth
streets.
II. Both sides of D, between Third and Fourth
straets.
ia The property bounded BY is4a and isssh Streets
Fourth and Eighth Avenues
10 BOh sides q lGah street. between Fifsh avsnus and
Harlem river the Of half tue block on the inerscct
Ing s,reeta ,,.. -,
named asscssnens and who opposed % tnem or ether
OF bn are requested their OBJECTIONS IN wrtns
10 Richard Tweed Chairman Of tho Board OF Ascssors At
,se ~ aa,a ~ ,nte notcr. RICHARD TWEED,
sHS N"'0 " 80 THOMAS r. AsTEN,
MYER MYERS,
FRANCIS A. SANDS,
Board OF Assessors.
Once Board OF AMessors, New YORK. May Is. ls7L
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LOST AND FOUND.

CTRAYED-r no THE PREMISES OF B9lLLMAN 4
- coorer three Iors sviz one pair OF blacks and
gray, the 23d Of May To te the Des of
SEhLi Graham avenue, corner OF Moore street, BROOK
lyn, L. ID.
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A BLACK MARE, u HANDS; FIVE YEARS OLD;
n very handsome and perfectly sound will show 40
better. Apply TO JOSEPH rOWNLEY, Boulevard Stables,
corner Fittie.h street and Seventh avenue.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.
A BsOLUTE AND UNREsERvED SALE.

A SECOND HANp BRETT. GOOD ORDER, CHEAP.
n second bsld Dog Cart, four springs $780,
seconSS land two or four-seat Buggy, $3.50.
second hand Park Phac.on, cheap
A second hand Coupe HockaWay.
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DEv. c. c. PoOTE WILL PREACH IN THE CHRfS-
II tnn church, Wcst TwenS-:shth street, Sun lay.
Subcct the mornins"Ncw IN Christ" Lecture Acts
In, III. -pnuv