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A Coop-rEnpEREp YOUNG NAN.

syawina" with N Female Acquaintance
ssriies'' n Stone Cutter-iye Throws n Pot
sf Hot Tea ut Her and Hits Young
Chiid-Thc Child Dies-Escape OF the
LoRfcr.
Last saturday evening Frank Bannon, young
man, entered the dwelling OF Mr. Powers, 22S East
Forty first street, and there met Ann Ruby, giri
with whom he recently had n serious msunder-
standing, and commenced a conversation with her.
AT the time Ann held IN her arms the little son OF
Mrs. Powers, three years of age and while
chatting with Frank he worked himself into such q
towering passion that he ran 10 the stove on which
aiood pot OF hot ca. and set2lng i hurled II at the
helpless ana unprotected CIR. The contents OF the
poS, however, fell on Michael Powers the child, thus
bcadIng him most fearfuly ON the mead, face, arms
and lower cxtremines. Bannon, VINO 4 stone
cutter, then ned from The house and made
his escape. A doctor was called and treated
the suffering child Till sunday evening when death
ensuod. Coroner keenan, beng notided OF the
ailair ordered the arrest OF Bannon, and Captain
Gunner, OF the Nlneeeuth precinct, Is making vigil
liant efforts TO secure hin. The nature OF the diiii-
Guilty between cannon and the girl Ruby which re-
suited the ialal assault will be developed during
the investigation winch Is 10 take place before
Coroner keenan,.
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REilEF FDR TIE SUFFERING FRENCH.

Money Pouring In--M ere Wanted-Mlic. B0us-
son appeals to tho CIoihiers and Dyers ano
Gc0urers.
The iund for the relief OF the suffering population
" France is being generously seconded in It's humane
Efforts. A circular from Mr.. Charles Lanier. the
treasurer, states, after giving long list OF ndl-
yidnal subscriptions, the total amount received by
The Chamber OF Commerce Committee up 70 the eth
ins 10 DO SIC, ,SSC; BY the Produce Exchange Com
Uuttee, Si5, $685. making grand total of slis,7SJ.
Nile. Oihilte Bo1AsUn aCkno ie0ges the gratifying
eject Of her appeal through the colamns OF the
HsRALD- Her shipment on Inc supply amounted to
$4,000 and she expects TO triple IL on the Relief.
che now appeals To the cothIers and dyers for con-
tributons OF clothes, ald gives the examples OF
Aessrs Baldwin, OF tlis city, and the Staten Island
Dyeilg establishment as parties who nave inaugu-
rated practically this movement IN their respective
businesses. IL Is 10 be hoped Chat this appeal OF the
patriotic young French woman wlA be as warmly
responded to as previous ones
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Died.

BARKEg.-At lrvlngtop on the Hudson, on Sun
day, March 3, after protracted illness SARAH a.
hoPKihs, wife OF L. W. Barker In the 5jth year OF
her age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
70 attendthe funeral from the Presbyterian church,
O'Clock.
BoYNroN.-on Wednesday, March S, JOSEPH
ADAMS, son Of Joseph W. and Nary f. Boynton
aged months and : days.
TIE relatives ana friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral this wednesday,
afternoon, at tH O'Clock, from ashineton avenue
uale Laiayettel, near Walnut street Jersey city.
BREwER.-On Tuesday, March T. ABEAM BREWER,
sRed 40 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
aaen4 ihe funeral. rom his late residence $50
three O'Clock.
BunER.-on Tuesday March :, ANNIE G. BUTLER
aged years, 10 months ana days.
rruhefal services at the residence Of Thomas IT,
Allison, 62t Grand street. this tNeonesdayl morn.
ing, AT half-past ten O'Clock.
EALDwELG--0n Tuesday morning. March :
THOMAS H. CALDWELL IN the 6lst year Of his age
The relatives ana friends OF the family aud the
members OF Amereus Lodge 535, +. anu A. a., arc
respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral from Ills
late residence, ~ Allen street, on Thursday after
noon, at one D clock.
CoLEAAN.-Suddenly, on bonday March g. GEORGE
CoLEMAS aged 80 years and months.
Relatives and friends OF The family are invited 70
attend the funeral from his late residence No. 20
East Tweny-nrst street, on Thursday morning, at
mime O'CLOCK. The remains wIl be conveyed 10 Mid.
distown, y. T., for iatermcnt.
orange COUNTY papers please COPY
CoNGDoH.-sudGenly on TUESDAY, March :, Of
congestion OF the lunqs, THOMAS BURLOCE, IL
Iaal son OF Joseph William ana Kate De Forest
ConcgOn aged months and days.
The relatives ana friends are invited TO attend the
funeral this "wednesday afternoon, at half past
O'Clock, from The residence ~ his parents 1862
Broadway, Paterson, n. }. Trains leave foot OF
Chambers street at 40 Il. M-Eric Railroad.
CORBETT.--Dn Tuesday, March :, ELEANOR BIRD,
daughter Of Thomas II. ana Emma A. CorDett aged
4 year ana months.
ReauYes and friends are invited 10 attend the
funeral from Der late residence, l0I1 Third avenue,
On Thursday afternoon, At two O'Clock
D0hyAN.--0n Tuesday, March Z, after short III
ness, MARY ELIZA, second daughter OF j. v. and
Jane r. ponyan. aged years. months ana lS days.
ite relatives ana friends Of the family respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from the resi-
dence Of her parents 4o7 West Thirtysecon street.
TINS lhedn esdayl afternoon, AZ one O'Clock.
DiScAE In this clI. on SUNDAY, March 4 N. u
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MAR RRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

DUNoAN-TASSER.-o Wednesday, March 8, in
Williamsburg, l. l., BY Rev. Mr. Hlll, WILLIAM Dun
CAN to LOUISA TANNER.
PLAcE-LAwRESCE.-0 Thursday March q at
tue residence u the brides father, by the Rev.
Henry II. Beare, WILLIAM Fl. PLACE, Of MauhasseI
TO ALAIRA, eldest daughter OF Edwin Lawrence, OF
hyde Park, Long Island.
SEAyEY-JAAEs.--0n Tuesday, March I, at Trinity
chapel, Ia this city, by the Rev. C. o. Swoop,
CHARLES a. SRAvEY, OF saratoga springs, TO HAIR
RiET AUGUSTA JAEgs, daughter o. Edward d. james,
Esg., OF this city.
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A NOSE FOR A BONE.

In Orange on Monday Conrad Bogel, workman
employed by Adolph yogel undertook to deprive
the latter's dog, huge Newfoundlander, Of bone.
Mr. Eogel NOS only failed In getting possession OF
the bone, but actually lost his own nose which was
bitten OF by the enraged brute. HIS hand was also
badly lacerated. The dog was disposed OF with
quarter OF an ounce oil shot.
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Observation-Disclosures.
I,NGLISH WHITE LEAD.-A SMALL CONSIGNMENT
~ genuine English Lead win sold at 7JSc. per h.
worth IKE 232 y carl street, second foor.
OFFICE AND STORE FIXTURES BOUGHT AND
" Sold Carpenter work and Jo5bng done shcrt notice
~? heade street.
TREES. TREES.-oNE OF THE MOST SELECT AS
OF evergreen deciduous Trees, Shubs
Vines. reduced prces will he delivered anywhere
r about the city. CHARLES DoRAk, West Morrisania,
ONCE Y East Forty ninth street.
WINES, LIQUORS, DC,
4 FINE RYE OR BoCRBoN wHIsKEY, AT s2 60
"A. gallon shcrrysand Pors Wines, 81 So Scotch and
Irish Whlskeys 5 Holland Gin and Jamaica Rum, S5; all
OF the best Quaity and warranted pure.
VA n atLIS lS9 SIKH Az. eaEpG of Tbtrtssnth n,
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AMUsKMKNUi

AMUsKNaKNTU
WALLAoks.
NOVELTY AND VARIETY,
THIS twEDNEsDAY) EVENING, Msrchs.
"RoMANcE AND REALITY.n
THURSDAY, March Q, AraE sEAIoUs FAMILY"
FRIDAY. March TO- last time. MONEY
SATURDAY MATINEE, March II, aouRs"
SATURDAY NIGHT, March II,
ROMANCE AND REALITY"
MONDAY. "RoMANCE AND REALITY"
Mr. wALLAcK Mhs has ne pleasure to that
And G ShtS AiE Tvgsa ss8r
Ro0ertson's last Comedy BIRTH" in preparation.
3 MI nThufSR4za EHs4la nAaqa AHHaAex 8
in Robcrtsons great Military 9Iss Drama.
INA EDwlN's THEATRE.
I4NGAsns, LI44SNGGAAssnns,
WILLIAM ' HORACE.
&HHINA 2EESE 2EEsE BUNNY: BUNNY: BSsSsssflsS:
bickiE. bbilcklE.
MATINEE wEbshsbHE HxHsx hSFzIHs zaD SATURDAY.
BoorH's THEATRE.
NINTH WEEK.
EVERY EVENING,
AND SATURDAY MATINEE
Mr.. EDWIN BOOTH
BENEDICE
huaH II hfssRssFs. zS5 1BSf ;sesF' SSHfan ssHfis
with
Mr. LAWRENCE BARRETr
DON PEDRO,
Mr J. II. McvICKER,
who has been specially eng ged FOR the character OF
DOGBEkRY,
AND AN EFFICIENT CAST.
Every attention has paid the REQUIREMENTS or the
play embracing Scenery Costumes Appointments,
Machinery,
Seats secured six days at the Theatre at its
Branch Ticket CIce, a. Dson Co. music store, No. III
Broadway.
In rehearsal, ShaSspearcs grand tragedy OF
uOTHELLO."
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- ,ou,sh " pike" and "Coke" would
", W. thnf question of cold" and "new
;ssnc - on some other field. 1t IS getting
StscjdedIy stale. We would have unaerta-
Zen tn solve the matter ourselves, but fig-
ures other than Of speech operate upon LIB
like water on mad dog. Ihey are our
bette noir. We had hoped, however, tnat
the Dispatch, which does everything oy Tue
book OF arithmetic that can't be solved IN
Lndley Murray's Grammar, would nave
come to the rescue and eXtricated PIKE anu
Coke from their difficulty Enquirer.
We do so with pleasure. The question:
as It appears in the Enquirer OF yesterday
is as follows:
"How much would make gain OF Ss,VoV
tn tho creditor If paid in new issue ratneT
than in old ISSUE s. of new issue belnG
worth So of 'old issue p"
The question cannot be answered, for the
reason that it does not state whether the
a.. 900 to be gained is to be of the old or Oh
the new issue. But, supposing that the
gain is to be in notes Of the old issue, then
70 nav the creditor $4,000 in new issue
would effect that result, since it would take
exactly 81, 900 Of the old issue to purchase
$4,000 of the new Issue or, to reverse the
process, il a should pay $4,000 in new
issue. B could sell the SIG, 900 for S24, 900 in
old issue, and thus gain S, 900 in old issue.
But the answer would be different II the
gain were to be SIS, 900 Of the new issue.
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PROPOSALS.

FHSOE0P9ASSgs
CITY ALMsHouSE,
RICHMOND, VA, Sept Is, 1871.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
= until IL O'Clock M. on MONDAY, the 2d OF
October, for furnishing City Almshouse with
SUPPLIES for Iarter .ndliH Dec. 81, 1871.
all goods to be DELIVERED a. City Inns house Ire
OF charge for package or dray 'ge, i. such times
and Ia such quantities MS may be required uaon
orCers from the superintendent approved by The
ch.irm Of the comrnittee-ytz
$50 pounds MISS PORK,
1880 pounds FEESH B.EF, OF good and
Wholesome quality, in quarters, with iii
equal proportion OF each--neckS and
shaaks to De excluded;
31l2 pounds BACON, clear rubbed sides:
% barrels FLOUR, extra supe.tine, isichlD Old
$50 ous sRsPsfBs9SLl iizD CORN MEAL,
1,s SO pounds pounds Ri0 GoFFsE, green;
$40 pounds UGAR, '.A";
1858 pocnjs SUGAR, brown
IS gallons VINEGAR,
1850 pounds SOAP, LIS ...
sacks SALT,
1es gallons M0LASSEs,
~, bushels IRISH POTATOES,
80 barrels HhRaISGS.
AS above estimates are based on present mum
Der OF inmates, they win be varied as the namber
to be provided for may increase or diminish.
Prop: Ais must b. add: eSsed 60 the undcrs gned,
endorsed Proposals Tor Supplies 10 City Aim :
house, and must, with samples, be left a. the
Office of the superintendent OF the City Aims
house, with full statement Of brand ana quality OF
articles which cannot he sampled,
The cOmmi tee reserve the right 10 reject any or
all prop Jsals uccrcd. -.
A. ID. CHESTERMAN,
Sc 20 ct Chm'n or Con,tee for Rellef OF Poor.
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Coming to Grief.

In giving report of the proceou'ns, .s,
paiica, meeting held In Farmvl'e - !
saturday night to appoint de'esf for the
convention to nominate cana''Ir dward
House of Delegates In fr'nss sors
county, the Ne,c Conamon'eeo''' 80 3 ,,o
"Tnc tn, Branch (coloreO wing WI, sh o. s nm.
1901 the chairman anu GIG
ppain,mcnt Of a majority OF tne "J 70 %artv
Z, tha, interest, the JorRchs'n ~ :,
heinz pretty edectualty sque'cheo'
eve think it is evident that Inc carpet
,.occrs are to be put down in one county
n, least. JoRGESsoN is a fine specimen o.
IN. tribe. lie has held US macy as nine OF
fees at once. For some reason or other NJ
now desires to become member OF tnt
Virginia Legislature, notwithstanding thai
in order to do so he will have to lose Two
Offices which together pay him three thou
sand five hundred dollars per annum. bu'
be is opposed by strong influence. ~
negroes are deter mined TO send one vi '''eh
own lace to the Legislature. The "hite
people of the county are ~ anxious 10 de.
Icat JoRGESsoS as the negroes are. 20 tna'
between tho two races he will STAND u poor
chance of visiting Richmond next winter
in the character Of law"rnaker.
This negro GAL BRANCH) who Is oppos
ing .JoRGESsoS Is said to be highly re-
spectacle man. He is native Nirgsnian'
aud is greatly esteemed by his fc'low-cnl
zens of bo:n the Conservative ana Inc
Radical pal ties. He declares that the ne
proes have been led too long already by
mere adventures from Yankee-land ana
in a speech which he lately made on the
court-ereen ut Prince Edward courthouse,
be distinctly charged JoRGESsoN with hay
Ing Lying emissares" in his employ, anu
intimated strongly that he (JoRGENsoN) hau
bribed The coIored men who were elec'
pioneering for him. We repeat that unless
JoHGESsoS can trick BRANCH out OF the
nomination, the latter will he elected to
the Legislature, and will at once become
the Moses who will lead his race i'll Nlr-
ciuia out Of the land of bondage TO The
carpet. baggers in which they have wan
dcred for the last six years. BRANCH IS not
one of your LEWIS LINDsAYs, or such IKE
cattle, but is man Of excellent private
character. He is, however, firm ana
sleadfast Republican,.
Is there DO such man as TAI BRANCH
among the Republican negroes oil hlen-
mond? Is it to lie reserved for the negroes
of the rural districts 10 destroy the odiops
rule Of the carpet-bagscrs? Is there no
man of talents and character among tue
negroes of this large city who can rally the
colored people to his own support? Are
six thousand voters to be forever used as
tools by unprincipled adventures and
these adventures so few in number that
their voting strength is contemplate! we
Snail see. The country negroes are aroused.
They are beginning to think Tor them
selves. Perhaps not all OF those IN Rlrh-
mond will consent to remain much longer
under the yoke Of the carpet-baggers.
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We are not so verdant as to suppose that
the so-called split in the Republican party
of New York is serious division. The two
sets of plunderers-the FENToN-ites and the
CosKLING-ites-wiIl unite before election
day. There is no question Of principle at
issue between them. FENroN wishes to
displace CoNKL1NG's friends, who now hold
the Federal Offices; whilst the latter, oil
course, desire to retain their places. GREE
LEY leads the boilers, and he will lead them
straight back into the Republican fold
He purposely absented himself from the
Convention.
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PROFESSOR TYNDALL.--A Washington pa
ner announces that Professor John 1yh'
dali, OF England, expects to denver ioui
lectures in that city this month. IL were
worth trip from Richmond TO Washing
for 70 hear him. He is one of the most d's-
tincuished of the savants of the World yet
in his popular lectures he brings down his
language to the comprehension oil MS near
ers. He gives practical illustrations, too
before his audiences, of the truths which
he wishes them to understand.
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Buffers time to bolt has not yet come
The majority against him was too large. So
he makes virtue Of a necessity, and talks
loudly of his devotion to the Republican
party. Bah. We wonder if there Is a man
in Massachusetts who was deceived by his
palayer.
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The BEST MAN.-The best man OF whose
existence we have ever heard is the Radl-
cal candidate for Governor of Massachu'
setts-that is, if we can believe the New
York Times, which declares that Mr.
WAsHBURN ais as good public man as
BUTLER is bad one"
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DIED.

Tn Memphis, Tenn, or SATURDAY; f SeGGIfeTHs
e,d In tne third year Of her age, smith
Youngest child Of Lewis u and Mollie "' 0A
formerly of Richmond, va.
:, r-,,,uors On The .sth instant, In the 10th
AZ 90 her sye, ELLA e.. second daugnteL ~
ElIs, and the late r. II. Reach formerly Oh "''H
mohd. Va. =,
Sunday 9th OF September at the resl9enft,e
WIniLIAMa. THOMAS. Jr., OF this CITY, asea %
At hi residence In Chesterfield COUNTY, n III
O'Clock p NJ. september 2eih: aier fniti uds,
HIN ". LiPsCOMB. in the ESD year year OF c,r me
ace. leaving an afflicted family aud iafs' 'A''o
OF friends to mourn their loss.
On Friday the sath Instant at MS resiaeaas e In
NJ irsh ell stree, FHAhCl3 V. oo oN'
lie nth year or his age. r,.o,ine ,uuty. =
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- .wo hundred and fifty millions
since stolen stole, wv, rsor.h of personal property
Of dollars IL. TO peproach US viii, state Of
from III. ,sod nv its own acts is mot very
pow; .,,e TO the 7r,bs.ne's party.
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me- BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE

w BATCHELOR'S ii A 1R ID 7 E.
This superb Hair Dye Is the best In the world
perfectly harm ess. reliable, and Instantaneous :;
no disappointment; no ridiculous tlnts or disa-
greeable odor. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces Immediately splendid Black
or Natural Brown, leaves the hair clean, seft,
beautiful; does not contain particle Of lead or
any injurious compound. Sold by all Druggists,
Factory, ls BOND STREET, ny ~ ll-eodly
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MaRi,.RlrED. :

On The 2sth instant, a. st jams. Sn1r tsssstn ~
Rev. Dr.J. Peserkin. Mr.. G. Ey. q: Az =, pr I.
TO MiasHAHNAH NJ. third anasn'el u {.
''i f.ynchurs Phiiidelphia, and Hartford cona.'
papers please copy
py .as Rev. T. G. Dashiell On ths 2,h i hz 10
et 81, Marks Church, Mr.: HUE .h ~ tsis city,
Misa MARIA II. WALKER ootn VI so'o 49,
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NE OLD THINGS HAVE PASSED
AWAY.-This Is OF least true or the old methcd Of
treating the lonS-abused and much-abused human
body. 1t is no longer considered wise to put pa
tient 10 The torture in order to cure him Of dis
case 10 which pain ls already undermining the
energies Of his system. True science ranges itself
on the Side OF nature, and endeavors to assist her
in her ght against diseass. This is the province
of HObTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS, tie
most approved tonic ever advertised IN this cour-
try. L. may be recommended as a fall medicine,
par eXcellence fer IL Is In the fall that bilious
ness, dyspepsia, and maiarious levers are espe-
cia'ly pr. vaeIt. The frame, exhausted by the
heats Of summer is reaxet and feeble 1t Its close,
sist iuce. Afford it thst Assistance in occasional
doeos Of Hustette.'s Stomach Biters, and the
evils referred to may be escaped. Throughout the
far West, and on the stcaning alluyial of the
southern rlycs, all the varieties or periodical
fever are probably rife to-day. Eed course Of
EoNettcr's 5itters been commenced by the suf1r-
ers month ago-f. e, before the unhealthy season
saith seven eiGhtbs of them would in all proba-
billy be In their usual health at the present time.
So much for want OF forecasxe. so much for not
keeping In the house. aud using daily the best
safeguard against epidemic and endemic fsvers.
As dIcks OF impostors and imitators are trying
10 follow in the wake of the great American rem
edy, therefore be sure that the article you buy Is
genuine and tihed oy the proper trade marks.
The true article Can only be obtained in bottles.
Beware of the spurious bitler5 solt by the gallon
or In keg. ..-. Sc 26-sodlw&w
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edmond FEMALE INSTITUTE
MARSHALL AND TENTH STREETS.

This institution for gi!is and young ladies will
reopen OCTOBER I'd 1911. II is designed Ia
afford systematic and complete culture frcm The
earliest 70 tic la:est stages Of progress. 1t en-.
braces
i. Preparatory Department. for bfgione,s
and intermediate classes. three experienced
teach. rs-MIss NJ. Z. LATHROP, Miss SUE G.
HOOPER, and MISS KATE BROKEN.
B6OUGH~ have charge Of IT, aud there are four
regular grades.
4 a Collegiate Department. The teachers are
CHARLES II. WINSTON, NJ. A., English LII.
erature 33id Moral Philosophy.
L. Il. GWATHMhY, a. NJ, Latin and Mathc.
mates.
K. 4. LEWIS. III. d., Natural scicnces
MRS. I. C. HALLOW ELI. higher English.
Mrs. A. z. YOUNG, French.
Instruction is provided also in Germ,n and
other br tnches.
Fsrecial attention is invited 10 he SCHOOL OF
NATunAL SCIENCES In this department, a.
the Institute has uDequ died advantages tor ex.
pertinent / illustration.
.. An rrn9mentil Department, Teachers, Pro.
fpssors THILJW, PETI ;OL = Z, aui SElBEHT
hfS. PITTdAN, MRS. Rob- SON, and Others.
4. A Boarding Department., with ample and ex-
celient accommodations.
Catalogues, with terms, &c. mar be obtained a.
the bookstores, OF the undersigned at the Inst.
tate. CHARLES Ii. WINSTON. N. A,
Sc ls-3w President,
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OFFICE OF CITY EEGINEER,1
RICHMOND, VA, Sept. rs, h7l. { K.
proposals will be re-
IN cetvei at this ollie u11n MOHIA NEXT
ictaber 2d), ct 12 O'Clock NJ, to furnish the city
mules and horses with Fed AND PROVEN
DER, &C., for the term or three months.
The Committee on Streets reserve the right to
reject any or all bids Offered. ....- .....
Forms Of proposals can be obtained by apply
Ing at this Office. CaAS. H. DlMMCCk,
e2S-td City Engineer.
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nn,.u.o1CTIoys a. PARTNERSHIPS:

DBsSOLCTIOyS IL PARINE Het, a.I~ -.
n1HE CO.PARTNERsHIP EXISTING dK gs,S uf T.
de; n ;~f S Of mu:aai eeiss
Iae T Will be paid by JOSEPH w pHIage
THOS. JACKSON.
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IDlSsOLUTLON.-The co partnership ex,
is.Ipg under The name Of AVERY d CO., and
cnnsistirs orJ. 4. Avery and n. NJ. MAYO. has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent end al
CORRECTIONS will be IN ade and all Indebtedness be
pad by j. e Avery, ut the Office Of very & Co.,
500 vain street. D. q. sShii
SBPTsABER 18TH, 1871. n. NJ MA1O'
CO-EARTSERSHIP. The undersigned have
formed cn-rartnersnp under the firm ana sly le
OF AVsRY & CO.. 70! ths purpose Of cnnduGtlng
bran ches, at 009 Main street., where they Will ee
pleased to see and serve their friends and The pub
tic generally. This co-partnershtpidates from the
25th September, ISL.
The new concern will collect no debts due the
old, nor Goes 1t assume the payment OF any neoL
;rh ,t business will be settled by j Z. Avery. Il:
p. Morris is the financial man OF the house ana
has sGle authority 10 sign the firms name 10 al
checks notes drafts, or any Utilization Of The firm
whatsoever. y. T. Af 49,,
6e27 q. K hoRh1o'
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T1EMALE COLLEGE ATE Institute,
1913 TWELFTH STREET.
The exercises OF this school will begin on
MONDAY, TIE 25TH SEPTEMBER. r..
BY recent Improvements In the school rooms u.s.
the subscriber is pre- Jared 10 sccomnod ste large
number of pupils. g. = ., 4,
The arrangements are ample for thorough ~
s,ruction I'm the Primary, az well as the Cole
giate, department.. ---,
CoaPs OF TEACHERS:
f. Z. PARHAa, A. NJ, Mathematics, La!i4,
W. Y.TAYLOE, D., Physical Sciences.
o. A. E.RICS3ON French and German.
G. W. THfLnW, Music on Piano.
Z. l.. Pc iIC.IAs, Music on Piano, anu Cui-
tivation of lhe Voice. .
Miss REITI G. ROCkIUS. Higher English
Miss JEA%IE SrEELING, English.
MES. +. e. BOISs EAU, Vocal Music.
ErEltSn Tuition. W TOO
Parents ere urged to send their children at the
beginning Of the session.
Sc 23'-cod2w j.. r. PAFHAM, Prlrct0al.
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