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y ,.srr \ widow lady wishes % onf-ina situation a.
lors.keeuer or semptre.. ceniee family. ors Harn
public institution school For her Character ana
ols fcaon, references OF The highest rcSyett,pY can
D.. given Inquiry may 10 mate d fhe Publisher o y
New World. NJ thc Edcr OF the Tribune. address 6 l.
4 e.. 3D.. ~; ~ a1Offf
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Colds, Pain in the Side. kals.

~ ing Blood Palptaton of the iesn are dangerous
symptoms rihe " III. ThOusanss OF lives annually
lo>t 10 It's Every person OF Intelligence AMI connsn
knows that these diseases the beginning ri Con
pt.On, and unls.s cured must prove iainL d. thrn,
Bal,lm oi Horshoubd. Lscrwot ana rlcuuy Roo VII
cure the above disease We bold ourselves ready AMI
ling W prove this statement Any person who may stand
need OF DR.. Aliens Bslam will csll on Dr. CT ION, tie
Ayfnt. ~ ~ RnMery NIL
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X.2 hc upper part IT .rn''t' wv" .,,b .fr.st,
m Frank insr,et hetwces HUDSON am. ,,, Rr,,,,
consisting OF : ir,n AMI back Parior; one 'l' wv az ,
IN he ,u1c rth privilege in The cellar r Wool an ' s
,nu'V A IS DFy-,ilce'.
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BOARD in East Broadway (lOD with
)RIyATE HOrsE-KEEPING.-A

Gruileman and hi wife, with TWO sinall thilren an
srrvanu are de.rons Of taking. with iaHiy ct shilai
size PLEASANT house IN agreeable quarter o' hr Guy
The rent of which shall exceed four hundred or 'pui
hundred amt hty doar-the advertisers 20 board "lth W
other occupants to paw half the rent aud 'ptched JUS
p,r week for board. Address Box al PIPER ~ hou
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Mere I told his LOrdship.
IN a state OF the greatest per-
plexiiy, thai bad not under
stood ws what he said.
= Oh my God. then all IS lost,
for tits now too late Can II
be possible you have not I'M
dersloed me " No, my Lord.
hut pray YOU to inform we
once more How can L.
rcioined my master, I'll Is now
too late, and all IS over"
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DOARDING SCHOOL for Young La

ID des-Mrs HOYT long established al the HALL %
EDuc,TIo~ Grand-.trcei liamshurg' L. J., VIII receive
| , few more pupils for The Sprung and summer
! Tr.cutR-Ecv r Io,t: Rev y y. Whiting, Proes-
| sor OF Languages. Mis- Meggs, Mnsic' Mr. Hoyt I'm
| bioidery Drawing, worFed Work, "a >cTint &C.
| Mnrphv. Israel Post,
TrRMs-Tvelye Dollars per mouth, payshlt IN advance
note for ~. Principal may be cit Al No o3 BowerN OF
/ 1, ohre nj The Tribune "a III
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E.; IA stead l. a two story store Main street; two
Srv iwe ns house adjoining the above with large gar
len barn &c. Also one half Of clearinghouse on Full
street.
will 10 rented at low prices Apply 10
adj n WI WOOD 26l PcaH-.irest
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CTATE OF NEW.YORK, ss.--In

Chancerv before the Vice Chancellor of,he Fir,t or.
cut-Jsnc, Hay and Daniel Lori. Jr Executors, Ac. "
Robert VI, Jinssy add Ciher. Masters sale.
PUr.uart d-rreia order a. the Court oi ChancsrV NJ
tn, STATE in the above cause, Will be- ,d pubic
auction under he direction NJ the subscriber 81 The
Masters ,ad Court, by 4. H. Ludlow. Auconesr Al thr
Merchants Exchange in the city OF NsW-lork, on he
first day OF MAY next, Twelve O'Clock fnouul ~
that day Al that certain gore or Triangular p'ce oi land
suate he nonLcry .ide ol Nteeufh street, d."
block of ground ~ M between he Ffh Aftnn" and Rh
Avenue, bounded and conanng iOhoWs. begIunln. 81
po, 81 te triangle The r.t D. The sortbe'y line %
ti.eusest distant Eight hundred and ELEVEN get No
nc~, he Gjrne'i by The aid n" ~ .a'e'uh.
and ' se.cry tine ~ the Fth AyeuGe tL'u rum
nng es.ery along The sail line OF srte-tb.reei three
hundred and sN,One eet two inches thence n" par
alr ~ the Pm Avenue and p'rpsndcniar 10 sixteenth
about nneiyDnc feet The laud or late o ian
nsh Murray. fheHcs Sesiry along uat land 10 The land
l.,y o kdmn1d NOrc~ GOD, then At right angles
and along the oulhcfly ect AMI tlsn u rsht angN
agan AMI westerly along The ane land Ia straight n' p
HE place of brgInnng, subject however 10 certain cau.'
c0nd toG and covenants on the part 81 he ~ Kofi Dc
Jmsey, contained 10 CERTAIN infenufe leHrng dalr u'
lst d@y OF June ID 1896 executed by the sad Jane,
sy ard Daniel lord. Jr Of the hr,t part. ard IT, ,ah
Robert JcJ the .ecoud part recorded % the ohcs
Reg l.er and f1r ths City and County OF Newton
n her 81 Of Deed., page TO-
Dated New-York, April 9yh 1872
DAVID cow Isl Master in Ci3nc'ry.
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;,ONNNEYE BAL~AM for Weak sud

ga I\FI NNFD ENE>.-opltftI n'.tf Do '.''i''' %, !.
- .ye u rf .wo an ~ one rroctri'n- i'n o.. ','
GA, ar mart. adjoining. sr from ar u'.f''.N -
. ,tsu,. and the other rem external ' 'afl> 'u' II
or. and wound, on the eve, rNiidi' ~ '''.
~ t,f,p, nature introduced under ihr D'Hif 'Ni ~
ifs,L A ma, and cold. small uif''nWal"N t'h'' -. -
I've. ~ hrh q. 81. on the tyed,. tauo'N f'-i n.''
rlcn, al stimuli .1ch p the siilAtn pr r'' V on ~
mn, 4e r., irtc use 81 nous err srfin''' h'in y "
,,,.. ON o, accu,aned discharges ne h: ayr ''"
~ , .,r,n, rht ar i'Se attention o minute ONCE T. i' '
economy nr, f, ilng in the fra>> ol h1i',
ma, common toh ,niatln at hr eve, toiln'i'' WI
,.,ton 4. NJ gritty pant cl.> 81 me- nuaird hfh''' @
H. trs s,..lul. accompanied l .r-i heat irdh'' -'
,i,tir, ia ns vain. A. t 'nrttr 80 ir ''' DO
,t 10 Eve i,r,or,. Dot ouiv increased DID 'ff' ana
ttr.. nut arr. ar numerous tifn ~ o." ,''i'-'
Gear main +, excited npop the least motion "l ' ' l "
,. H.. rasnt cannot bear ite light aui 40 'hO''' .
~ IRON, the l,chr,ma gland cusrc'' "iti 81 ~ 49,,
r,ii,rs a. Ia eNrnuutr every pat on MIC" ''fl
-,u /. some. r,.es = d-rhafgr - Ni'h tIuti'.' l'
-, ,,l.b collect, n considerable 1uanuti., about ,
,,.,l H.. ~ lie .vc particularly dgr.i" @'er. "h'.t
.,, eve. hs, been Affected the Inflammation H'p''' ~
tend, On thr other - ....,. ,.,r. Ia
@ M. .,,,cr ~ the most ctts atrd o,ul', n'"' ''
tr,u -ourfe, and MAY he confidently ''i''i u'"'
,, .,i, amt ,,lv cure lDr W'ak or nfantd 'N'>'
., Ir,n any D. A., above c'u.t- y ~ id> ''i N.'h t
Nm, world Price ~ ccnti. VOC s', Nh'n ''' ''
i''' '- clrurr MARKET sfetL
Sid a.o by Alb \ u. Sands, - ard leo fulo. 4, AL
, Il .,na, Go. - Broadway, u' only Atcni i"i N'"
Nuk.
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IL DWELLING HOUSES TO LET

IiE CHEAP RENT~.-A very d''rable tNo.,oN
]rck IIsuse 80 Uuheft-streei, nsar - Johns fa
another superior Dwelling ia Cheny-stfeei, No ils "h DE-
let either cr Two families, also iiou'e 10 A''lr
rs,r Uouston.,treet Ftlcr Of these pren .es may BE-
r.r,,i pnon f,ir term. from ID. r. >lCKEL>,
BAR II Nas,au-si, ~ story.
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"On returning to my mas
ier's room, his first word'
were, have YOU sent"
have. INV Lord was my an
swer' upon which he said.
.vou have done right. Tor
should like To- know what i
the matter with me-
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Il TO LET-The large Room on the

~ TO LII II ne large Room on the
second door of the College Of Physician. and sur
-Ton 81 Crosby-slreei known a, the College Hal. Tie
Room !. well lighted and ventilated, and Ia, nal Room
opening upon the rrsrum u convenient place % meet
lng for public worship. for Literary t~oczia The
Room may be- any time on application - nr JAn-
tor For further particulars apply 70 T. WATTS, j. ~
n.--.,.tre.f AZ q
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: r. eNEW-YORK to EASTON,

Sxs4%<I Pa.-PEOPLE's LINE-Through in .
h0l -. Farc only Two Dollar. -.
Lave pier No / ~ n, Battery face,at o'clock - ,"
daily e1crptca by steamboat Cinderella or WAFER
Witch To Elitab-hport then take the of the f.
Town ami >ouservie Railroad o Somervile. leaving only
q miles by Coaches l miles less than b1 Ne-B runN ~
board A. d. HOPE will accompany The passenger To SOM
ery,Lle. and rtnirr ell a.slsinnce neces,ary
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runs NAV read the Cards
MEDICAL CARBIDE. Morrison, for
Nv special APPOINTMENT
IOSEPH GIILOTT. Pen Manufacturer

~ TO THE OUEFN.-CAU TiON.-The h.h chara.
ter of these Pen induced the attempt the p9uo
several dieputable makers topr1cice fraud not only pou
Mr Gslt but also upon the p1hrc. An inferior Gle
bearing the miSspcilod name thus g Hot, emitting the fua
= in the Hlarhst Ii readily ~ detected by H.
unfinished appearance and the very common style in WHICH
Uis put M.
Observe the genuine Pens are al marked IN ur-
JoSeuh e;ictrs Patent Joseph Goti, warrantrd
md that zach gross bears Tao smile OF H. Signature.
The above Hlay be had, wholesale. OF HENRY JEs>OP
iylS III JOhr-sirecl cOracr Oi Ctf.
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MIR and MRS BAILEY would inform

vi their patrons and tie public that they will remove
heir Young sdo> School from No 40 Hnuslonir~', 70
No 10 Carroll Place Bfeckcr.trtet, on the fret day Of
MAY next where their accommodate > for Boarding ana
Dav Scholars Will be greatly enlarged snd Improved
Twelve Young ladies' viii he the limited aumhcr for board
crs-a ,ufahlc number % form pleasant fanny circle
The French language i taught 10 the whole school
eDarmert will be under the direction Of Pdrsan iadN
who viii reside in The family, assisted 10y others fully con-
Deient the French language. Singing l. taught 20 he
whole hOO IN classes without expense No extra
charge for Latin. The English department viii he ably
uppored--One efficient eaC her twelve pupils
Far farther particulars parents referred their
lar which NAV be had At No 49, Hou'ion,treet al the first
of MAY; after that at No 10 Carroll Place Rlreckersrcci
french Governes.. who understands her language
oramaca ~, and who has know ed- OF the Eng
,h i. wanted Satisfactory references viii ~ required
Annly AZ above 6v k,ikrs
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ca aFOg PEEKsKILL. YER

S.,,,sS%|- PLANCK, Grassy FONT, >ne-sn FAR
rTi'NI D9's' Ferry Ha,,ing. and NonkerS Breakfast
and unsr on board. .. - =,
The new and splendid steamer COLUMBUS, CaPtainF
W stone will ieaye New-Ncrt from the loot Of Chambers
street every morning fFsiays excepted at 7ocl0ck
AMI returning leave Peek.A same day At locock T. VI
Lard nc al the loot of Hammond street, each way;
NurrcE-Al goods FREIGHT, Baggage Bank Us, >pe
ce or any otssr kind nj Property TAKEN shipped OF pu'
board ii, boat must be al the risk OF the owners Of such
Good, Frepht. Bap-age &c
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~ TO LET-A Summer Residence,

i beautifully the bank of thu k1,t Rt'r,
within five Minutes walk of the tisr
lem Ra oad cars The House surrounded nv irut trees
.rd ,hrubbery aud commands hne view OF the river
'.,;,,,,,p ASA
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nEDwfN.

" . HNa
"On returning 10 my mas
.t,l's room, his fyst words
were, have YOU sent" Il
have, my Lard was my an
swcr. upon which he said,
you have done right, for !
should like to know what IL
The matter with me"
.lar-ccry; but the most
observe that the reference
omce ofhe Information
argc of plagiarism forever.
ton Of Liberals draw
these accounts and those
?:
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Now, where does TIN
heaviestl For Mcdwln
word the same, and yet
other, but from Fletcher
another parallel;
LESTER.
Poor Fletcher wept owe
his diving master, and told h''i
ne had not upders,ooda wore
of what he bad been last ,sy
ing-'Oh my God 'aid ny
ron, ii Pm all is lost, for II y
now too late. Can It be pos
sble YOU have not undrrs'oo'
me = Fletcher said No, hu
dotcll me again more clearly
my Lprd' How can ], sal'
BYRON, Its too late, and all !
over"
n -. IL .ap,n 4,
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OAJNANjSED STEEL Stay Bu.ks

N WAKRANTED NtNFK To 1T STA icW I0l' q
only remaining for sale; application must be made soon
OF these Bu>ks worth Of any other Mind For
ale dollar, for single Dozen :. dollar, dozen pr
and upwards Please To apply to Mes,rs. CAT LIZ
ms BARROW No. . Maiden lane, corner OF Nassau
street. mo ST
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Hiss COWAN respectfnIIy informs tnc

vi Ladies of New.York and - vicinity that she conin
%, vng Lessons the Piano Forte Harp Guitar and IN
Singing. - a.. ,.
N.s C. will be happy 70 receive her pupils at Nc. -
Wbe.S,reet on tie III If Nav u preferred. VIII
each \, the respective houses those ladies who may bon
NJ her with their pat onage.
Place Forte OF very superior quality and tone TO - Dis
;-Osed Of. 80 a., ..-..-o.
S.he for professional genilemcu, whocau also De a'tn-
Ill ArrlV NJ u ID Il ~ ~
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LA small house and five

iii acres Of lard. two acres cleared AMI about
- go vt out with handsome growth Of peach tree,
an the remainder OF the Ian. IN wool at Par Rock
away. the main road, between ID ] lrnnns an t.f
folgafe Inquirr At the toil-gate of JOHN NORTON
Dr. ns,t b. the oga,-, Far Roadway, Rave note
. INN Mn / NV .IOI 81. - Malrr y y. v. NIL u
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CTATE OF NEW.YORK-In Chan.

y cery-Before tie Vice Chancellor.
IT, pursusrc. Of dscreal ofer 81 liz Court Of Chance
~ made by he Vice Ctan'e0r Of the First Circuit ~
be- 1T public auction under tn direction oi %, sog
scrher OF heM~sier. oi t Court 10y Aulony Bef'A
r. Arctoueer the Merchants EIch1pge. ~ Cry "a
NewYork he ninh DAY q Nay next atta, Ne cocs'
of thst day
Al those our certain loi. piece, AMI parcels Of land s
lying aud being in hf lnrmer twelfth BOW kiffhw
wsrd of NJ. City of N-viork, beg uuug a. Qolt A'fk
The Westerly corner 81 th~ Fourth Ase.ur aAd "fil
Seventh street, herce rufnIng NorniSe.ff'y a"nf u
~oUthwreriy Inn OF nenty Seventh street one hl"n''
icsi thence soul westerly parallel with III y ora. 49,
nnsty EIGHT feet ~ rches, theme -O0thessrfiY
with Twenty seventh street buudrei ieei ~ ~ N
westerly ne Of The POurI enUe. thenc~ Nofi'"'''
along nineiveighi fet nine nc, 10 iLr place."
beginning -Daied New-Nork l2fh April, ~
apll 2asfNg GEORGE CATIIN, Mssf}r ~ 'ia'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03

When Fletcher returned
10 his masters room, byron
asked him It he had sent To
Zan,e. You have done
right he answered, 'ii | @us'
die. wish To know what Is
the matter with me-
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DRFpARATORY SCHOOL at Middle

Town Gonna Classical and English Bnardns
--t,oI Gr Id The Summer session VIII comm"nc" pn
80 s,t NJ nov, and close on th- 18th n Orto~ NuEi-
ber limited 10 81 The charge ha' been r. oc7i o, ~ ~
,upufn AMI now includes Instruct on ooei"' "'''''-'
ordinary Mendine. Fuel. Lights, and hr1ln.. ,t-.t
Tie school !. Supplied viii chemical ana piF'~'p
a,naraf,S pcnf ~ powerful 70 .e>cope cabinet ." p'
Ion COINS library. and reading room. Instruction -
,,l-,.-n languages and is- seraphine, ? ano. &c
Csalos,les and minute information may he "oia re. on
r: . 0.o<W.v Esq No l86 Pearl street, and oi Rev
Henry Chase, No. 1874 Cherry street .
amy D. n. CHASE. 4. VI, P-,nsinal,
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AzAFOR sALE-The Whitehead Work.

IA FOK SAEE-The " hlteIcad " OTks
ls.S situated al Stockport IN the County Of Csumbls
and >tafe OF York-inclnding the rights OF Edward
Butler Eel tenant Of he real estate. and portion o
he buildings upon which 'ad works are Including
h.. right 10 REQUIRE lease thereof Together with all
nrOseueus whether ~ buildings, water-Vhees machine
~ whether attached the prenises onerSise and al
ing Of whieead. ncud NJ Lad wrought or un~reugh,.
coal OIL Ac Nc. Aso. the right ~ carrying ssd works
With the improvements discovered hy Edward Butler 10 the
process OF manufacturing and mixing Of WHITEHEAD aud
paints
The above IS offered private ssle Until tie l2 day Of
MAY, next and II dspd Of by tina day, the vii
b. soi Public tUcton that DAY, , o'clock VI. At
the Merchants Exchange IN the city ~ NeW-YOtk For
further partcuars. and terms Of sale ngBlre 81
McCsun CarA, Attorney, a. Law No. s. Wall street, or
upon tho premises Al Stockport or
RUSSELL PHELPS, Assignee, ke.
Dated NEw-Y0Rk. April H. 1872 al6 Paw ~
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IA FOR SALE-That very desirable plat

ii n of ground. situated the couerot Iaghi ami if
- ,Trref, fronting -. John, Park beng 90 ir'i
orh.. ON Iasht->tr.et and IS feet Narch viii Ne
| church thereon. For particulars enquire OF JosEfh
| NFEKs. No IL Beech, o- 80 49,,
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~ FOR SALE-The three story Brick

/HA oh TIC tilltC pi''h
C2 HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND No. Is
Nsrkei-.ircei between Madison and Henry-.trset TIE
10, y by 90 eet. the HOUSE Is by ~ feet with y och
walls hu by days work under the rntrnieuce ~ Nr
George Ireland There fire place IN tins House
seven of shrh are finished with marble chimney eces
There q. d. cellar undo the whole paved and divided
into several apartments, hre-prUof ashOus under ke
kitchen N place and the whole complete order The
premises may b. every day between e hours OF Il
and 2orlocs. For further psre asrs apply to
T24 GRINNEII. HIN1I'RNG co. 10 >outh-stIreL
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4 To LET CHEAP-In Thrd-,i.
- To IFT-To 4 small family with

nH ont ca ldren the secosl story ~ tho modern l',
- Trck House PIP EiI Broadway. consisting OF LnW
i ,r 9arIors with bedrooms dca'us, good pani,'e
,.d cofos p-Ss: ais, rear basement With cellar ngi'r
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Eo hFOR NEWBURGII-Land-

RFCK NEW 81 kbli-Ldhu-
Ss.{4..asz-=I ing al Caldwef.. West Point and Cold
Spring TTe steamboat JAMES MADISON, Capt hsi :
Hal.'eat will leave warren-.ireet Pier, every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY EVENINGS, at oSioch 49,.
All Baggage. Packages or Parcels, Barn ~ - '1eole
nut on board Of hs boat tnCpi g nt, ed on me ooos
of the boat eccri" n, viii be at The rsS OF 'he o~
ers thereof. 80
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'"l'lmrrt m hat city, beg, leave rr'rfeiuN rs ' u,
arcauon and por0unec 90 The c.utti' OF Newton" ' ~
''''' GLN>>ES AND sPkCTACLES,
made after the most approved purt pl's m 'li'' "
,,,n,o,,e, nv the most skilm -, ul 81 sl me ln
bf Nr,.uv of Ph, Clans At Vienna, snd ~ 'rN'ls' ~
,o,.,n ni,er>itss Tor their superior th.a'N hn 'ltl
tipn TO ti, VISIONS ct TIE Long, Nrdh ai" '''
sighted. . -, ., ,;,,,,,. ,.l,....
fri tNaD r " aud discovering le uu' N"" "l VIZ ~
.oh, ana each p,cuilar Circumstance all'hh"F w.
Tb. manifest bnefit ~ petsnoed by thousands nom u'
us Al M, glasses has satisfactorily shown iua every sp'
of weak vision can be strengthened q, veil a. 'i" h
me- prevented and diminished los thtir car ul arpc' "
particularly persons who have Increased 'hri' Complain
iy Improper other glas.s, rsp'cHiF 100 rthlf- '
working night thereby stranng ne sti Too ihu'H '
not unirequeuily causing Total BLINDNESS =" tusur.
The same he testimonials above reiefr,l 10 can be p"
.lnccd In favor Of his 49, ..,.
ACROMATIC TELESCOPES,
Of which he Las excellent assortment on hanh WI" 't
without stands; al~D asrOnomcal and lrrH'stiim Nip
Gi,se, of various szes Pocket ~" for different d,ai
Theatre do tor or ,y's plain o. fomp' ana h'
cro>cop-, Sc 26-ou second foOr 81 No ~ B"adMsN'
opposite the CITY iIsl-eutTansc from The Ne~.lok Ma
-, all lm-
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- = FARE AND FREIGHT

y CO AFOR BOSTON. via NOR
S,r,,sssT VIII AND wORCE>rER-Ihe
sie1nlef ONCESTER. Capt ". W Cot VIII .taNe fer
W Batferv Place North Rver.) Thl' Afternoon
thursday April :. al O'Clock.
~ ferry nor change 0f cars ~ THIS rrHir.
Ticket, ~ obtained AMI terths secured = Nds
CO... Express Ofire NJ. Wail->l az
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Now these are SIM
careless reader ought to q
TO NJ. Fletcher as he 81
state, annihilates the cha
But let us, in initial
another parallel between
given by Lake and Moore
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4 40 IET-TMo of those modern huIIt

tbree-.torv Dwelling IIou.e- on the sth Avenue be-
- p2 and 23l ,tr.ei. Tbs Chelsea '1g'> come nn
- hinrk of th,>. houses They viii be- let to good trn-
ants At he moderate rent of $500 lnluirr.o.
'''' " ~ g. q CAMPBELL,
,2oe,s Corner OF Sth Avenue ahd Fl street
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- TO LET-A pleasantly situated aud

ri; convenient House ~ Elzabeihtowr. NfwJ'r,eY
sS-V new and very desirable residence tor anN per'on
,on- bu.ire.. m the civ Communication 10y steamboat or
.il-r,d cnn.nnv. Applv Geo 6 Sheppard al - 'hh
t,e,t \ Y or 4 o. Thompson, EliIabsth'own. 2mtt'
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= Ess" hELTZABETH-PORT AND
Sa NETWORK FERRY COMPANY


SaWx7H NETWORK FERRY COMPANY
Var 4 ran Tcm,pt.-Farc III Cents.
The steamboats, wfTERwITCH and CINDERELLA
ply dalyrom EI1sAehPorto New-Yor touching at New
Brighton and PorRchmond each Trip, As follows; Tn ana
after the llh day OF April, 1854 . -
Lave Eirabeih-Ior, Leave " York. pier ], v ".
nei8G Ilpclock 4 " and Atst and loi ocrk, 4 VI sud
At and O'Clock. T. VI. AZ ?, 4 and o'clock, T. NJ
On Sunday,
Leave Eraheth.Pou at AMI y o'clock, ~ VI and 81
O'Clock =. VI
Leave New-York At 10 o'clock 4 W. aEd a, and r "
B-Pa,sengers for we>tied, Scotch Plans. Painhel'
Rounl-Brnos >omervile, Ea.ion. &C, hy the Elizabeth
town anil Somerylle Railroad Cars VIII leave New-Nork
in the and 10 O'Clock boat IN the morning. and IN he o.
clock boat ~ the afternoon.
The Horse Car will eave the front Of the Union Hotel,
quarter Of hour previous the departure OF each boat
All BAGGAGE At The ri,k OF its owner. ms
80 sTHE STEAMER STATEN
S-.S-. ISLANDER, or SAMSON will run a.
o.lONs until farther uotce
LE,vrs sTArEN ISLAND LEAVES WHITEHALL
At O'Clock, A. NJ. Al seock, a; W.
a Pm. % Pm.
a q
All goods shipped required 10 be particularly marked
and are AT the rsk of the owner, thereof. ala
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"Here | told his Lnrdshlp
inastae Of the greatest per
plexity, that | had not under,
stood word OF what lie had
,aid-io which he rep ied,'oh-
INV God then all il lost. lor
II - now too late Can II I've
possible YOU have not under
stood me- No, my Lord
said I. but | pray you to try
and inform me once more. -
How can L. reiOlned NV
master. II Is now too late, and
all !. over"
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NENTISTRY--Wm. Thorn. Dentist

solicit, the attention oftao>e who wear Artificial
Teeth aud hos wh' require them. 20 h method o
>unpyinc the maNarv family, VI. the teeth. knoNing
fhat there d1greeahlr taste m hr mouth of tho>e "a DO
indulge in acids resulting from The act-n OF the acid
he gold rals in all that ain' OF H. he inserts teeth
FROM one 10 complete set. without using one particle o.
metal OF sny description. - - ,
a. - CHAMBFtSSTRfFT
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"a TO LET at Low Rents-The whole

iiH or A nar OF a two story brick house n Harlem, on
'5 ,Ireet bstween he h and jh avenues Ao, a,inali
store bach room and basement in No :" "resn"lcn anc
near Bank strstL; also, room ana bs'f'"h la "" %.
near FouL,'rest AMI ao workshops 90 the a. NJ
No ~ IIammcrsev street AprlN 10 .
,,1 q. SAM. = DOT CITY. No. Is RowerY