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Baal E tafe sslaaMaas: ".¦a of tlie yiuinpcr fmut "I Ike North, rn author. BIVI BUlOE DRIVE, 1» rrhk rsde. N. Y. lu- rail to hame, um *a*_uigl. les* than i horns f:ot" Tear. for the novern- Bsws TO-iJAY JI'LV 04. "Th- writes .willi which I bega ii.r. ...s' Prepare* thorousbly r..ils«re.. York; extestive Improventent*; music, telegrasSJ OAOBDAJ), work," Itara, ntl Uley lillis] go liars to 8.VIH AM. SHIM STREETS, MAV-VOI'.K. _,,. Organlta- men! A.odfinie*, Uii-lne**. Military II vt.-ry w.iiil for circulars_ Por-dsaara *uie. 'J Isa* 'J.ixioo.n each mi *¦... my literary .niter xvas tl..- dru ma -emiline,' xv.d, grain broken gooda of ike former limes. tlo.. BISREE t- AMEN, PrtnelpaU. SW to 30!1 irj»*t ri*. Ill Missis MinKiM.I"'.' Ireich and E__|i__ bull.Bf^No^ 101-st. ll ., loo ||. I wrote tn Ike winter of 1-Mn lu. when twenty on 1 behool reopena Oeteoei sa; rcriSenl pupil*. (OnX'S sril'i.,1, -IN'. -IN', N x .-d-axc 2 lot* 34.7*100 each and Valery flat* N,* una JZ l.en. j ." lea: Ri-.'tor. !*>.-» Paik-axe, e ,., ft, n of «3d-.*i 1 lot .years of age. I was llien lu Ort.Stad and was ..1.litre straws. |st JlOth.-t. Sr1:1 v. lim., _l¦::ski in ri: (HBMON. D.D., |._|_S79 SOME SIGNIFICANT .''tl. rear alli Sept. lu. i.-tory dwelling No Mo West a!*t-*t, * *, __; work In i.Kl.r io lixe and to nix- e.xamln: COMSTOCK s< HOOL Th. begin i.«t<i:t_ l « /__"_ to find pass for Orris. An Y, oiuuibun-avc. FAMILY AM> DAV SCHOOL :n-t ,._ N. Tl Till-. Ml. PLiXSANT MII.ITAItV ACAI1KMY. Richfield KSDAY, JI.LY35. tlon*. It was a time of nsUflSBBSBS. Th" Fekraar Tin- Wool Kr cr. muries: From port begloa Oetoser 4th. , old anl well knoM n *.hool «|th the following Springs, TIP, I'orctdoBure sale, I lot _»__. and Un n pa nnil other cut DAV, Principal. S.' W.'-t 40th at. , lu-.ics, stuslJi 4-*inrr dw*li|n* revulnfion. the BgrMagS ls ry The directors of (ks ASMskrsf. Mill-, Kaurhrsler, Ml* i.n.irsii, Mathematir*. preach, Oenaan, 204 Leiio\-ave, .. *. 4 I tt ii of 120th.*! |.ts "VxlOO and Bil Ii.tie Inc, Penrlng, Uranilla etc Apply te of lot i_l^t*» tries, the sllesian war, had all made a deep Impress!., N. H.. hiive decided to shut down suspend A N NORMAN Nbl Ko'illd",! 1857). .1. Sin., V. Y. HOTEL EARL1NGT0N. u a LorlllaM-at, I 3,1-ax..; 130, _l_i Ward. ike month* of Thi* shut¬ bi. cor. of West Kitd-txe. and Ut-tt. HOWE ALLEN. Sm. WI UN ES upon me and ,'ild«*d In ripening my mind.xx hld: operation* during Angus!. Vt NOKMA1*. BOB BVOAOEMEVTI APTLY DIRIXT, OR TC DA V, JU LY 2'l. down throws about *-.<hk> people out of employment, Prlnipal. Mme. VAN Fl ESK I I.L MILII XP.V At ADKMV, 1 lot these remained 'unset Mn! AND BEBB- Foreclosure »ul'*. SS_100.11, and .>-*tory (kt _. kowcrer, detpi'e all thin.*, mid tali"- out fl circulation lu thal cly of r*_n0,000 Until vern -eti.l rer Illustrate^ iatalo_iie. HOTEL RKLSTOL. .TllAYi:. ISMS. 8 li.'» ft » of **""*¦¦ 1- TIIL .10IIN B. A. M M. I... Principal. 301 IH-M-st, a, MSBSBMBB BU I. tor manv years. I wrote Inflated venn lo lh in wage*. Thc depreamed condition ot Ike market TILDEN, YORK CITY. HIL'USDA Y, JI LY siiited as the reason for shutdown. The Amos I'.. M. EARLE, Proprietor. 27. Hungarian*. In which I called upon then tu condun the Fer IVtth Sexrs.City, HIOHL.AND MILITARY ACADEMY. Woreeoter. I corporation ls the liupest .single cotton mnnu -Pw tonne nvn Mientiiv, Koroclii'tire tala, lo'.
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