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TAINTED, IN an ApOthecary store, young
w man acquainted with compromising of Phys!-
cihhs' prescriptions and the ely retail business
/ ABBY TO w. ;. LOVE,
, ly2l+t No. 50 Hanover >tr, ct.
| a. IItA4IUN HANAGItI. BY a young man
I ~ IN grocery -four or commission store, or any
other meltantIc business where he cord make him
SELF useful TO his cmplOyer-the very hest Of refer
enccs ~ regard TO character, Sc. viii be gwen.
Apply quickly at
L.F' SCOTTrS Intelligence Oajec.
Jyi9 No 10 Exchange Place.
SSETUATEON WANTED, by Two Young Ia
~ dies rs nurses ladies' maids TO travel WIN a
family e7her north south or wpst--thc ye.y best Of
references will be- given as regards character.
Apply al SCGTTliS in,elhgeucc Office,
iyl5 No. 10 ENchan.r Place.
a. lTt ATFON WANTED, ny a young lady T.
~ instruct IN, French language she being thorough
~ capabe III every respect, and can produce highly
itsPtctahle city references, ana wcWld have oh
lection to go SGt!ti or west a gCuiienan's family,
or in an institutlUa of young ladies' Apply to
Jyi3 l.. y. SCOTTl, 10 EHchange Place.
AAANTED DAILY. CLERKS, book keepers,
w ban Keepers, pOrters for stores; English Teach
ef; Coachmen OstCgs; WagOu"rs;: 0vegseers; 30 la
horcrs; Agent; 20 Cooks, Washers, aud Ironels;
thhmbermaids; Wet and Dry NurlpS Travelling
MAIDS; Seanstfessrs: House keepers. ana number
ot other situations too numerous 10 mention and too
Vahahit To lose Families have only give me a call
and thelr wants viii he Immediately attended 81. Ser
wants sent from my office always bring satisfactory
recommendation.
LEWIS +. SCOTT, Exchange Place
A few doors from the commensurate
ly3 Nearly opposite the Exchange.
ANANTED TO PURCHASE-A NEGRO |
w GIRL, from to III years Of age, for a term of
years of good character, for which will give ,,ir
casn price. Appylo L.F. SCOTrI,
Vll 10 Exchange Place.
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SADnAIif SthOUL EACtHSION.
n s1yasY The Teachers of the PITT STREET
Ga777Ys 1elA6sssesABSATH SCHOOL of the Metho
dist p. Church, having chartered the
safe and commodiOus Steamer THOMAS JEFFER-
son, Captain Hill, will make an Excursion TO the
pleasant town of St Mchaels, on TUESDAY, 29th
inst, at u O'Clock, A. NJ The Teachers pledge
themselves that no pains shall be spared their part
TO render tins one OF the most agreeable excursions
of the season.
Tickets 80 cents each, chiIdreHs tickets % cents
may he had at Mr.. Jas JackSOns, ll3 ~ Gay street:
at j. w. Richardson's, 81 Baltimore street; Gaetson
Smiths, l03 Baltimore street; at the Clipper, sun
and Argus offices; any of the teachers or scholars
G3-The Independent Blues BAND will accSmpa-
ny the excursion. Place Of starting will be the lower
emu 0t Dugan'S wharf. iy22 thsmit
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~ EmOFED. GEORGE Z. COOPER respecI-
n "a tuily informs his friends and the public gene
tduy, that he has removed from his old stand 10 the
spacious building No. 81 LOMBARD STREET, be-
w cen rreueflck street and Market Space, where he
Is prepared to supply merchants and builders win
hOlSIlNG MACHINES, on the best plan of any in
the United States, for hosting easy, chcapness and
uGtaOlIlty. Also, SADDLE PRESSES on an improv-
ca pan, winch viii press with one-Onith the mower
OF any other i'll use. All kinds Of IRON for house
ouliders-Such as Vault Doors; Doors, shutters, SC
Az KINDS OF Wrought and Cast RAILING-a variety
OF beautiful patterns on hand for enclosing grave lots
All the above work will be done in the best STYLE and
on reasonable terms. Thankful for past patronage,
SO liberaily extended TO him, he socits continuance
Oh the same All kinds Of Backsmithing neatly exc
'u'eu at tue shortest notice. mhS-eo6m
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ESRENCIl LAWNS.
"A Silks IND BER.fG GEES
SELLING OFF AT PRIZE COST AT No. los
Market S1REEI| The subscriber wishing TO
redace his large stock Of FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS, would respectfully call the attention!
of citizens and strangers 10 the very great Bargains
that now offered in
Rich Fancy and Staple SILKS
French BERAGES and BALEAGINES
French Scotch Lawns
French and India Foiiari SILK
Rich Shawls and Scarf; Preach EnbrOiGeriesi Eas-
sh and German Thread LACES; Linen Cambria
lldkfs ; Silk and Cotton HOSIERY, GLOVES, 81.
flsn-CLOTHS and CASSINE RES; Mars-illes.
Valencia and Silk VESTiNGS; DOMESTICS of ali
kinds.
1Tf- County merchants viii find the wholesale
rooms CUP stairs well supplied with the choicest sru-
Cles OF the season. For sale on the most 3ccONmo-
dating terms.
FRANKLIN GARDNER.
No. 1875 Market street,
iyl0 PR fourth house above Light
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sssHiyyzSaa FOR RENT-The house IN Bank Lane
aH,;I ADJOINING Barnum's Hotel; also Store
SIEiii Room corner of Light and Lombard streets
,flllI Enquire of SAMUEL MERRYMAN, at MIR
Warlled'S, cor Fay cite and ST Paul SIS i've! eolt
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HSOR SA LEA most valuablDcook washer and
"a ironer "a years of age, with her Children boys
H. I and > years old and the child months old,
shares for life Also for sale, muatto boy, years
OF a q. slave for life; black man, p years Of age In
serve i3 years, good farm hand; boy, 10 years oil
age, 10 serve l3 years, good vsaicr and coachman;
black woman from The country, IS years OF age, TO
serve about years, good cook, washer and irOner;
black woman, 30 years Of age, 30 years. with
her child, years old, slave Tor life, good cock,
washer and irOner black boy, II years of age, 10
serve IA years, very smart and active about the house.
For Other particulars apply to L.F. SCOTT.
jy2l Slave Agent, 20 Exchange Place.
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Sudden CHANGES OF THE Wealth
~ En-. We scarcely meet person who is not more
OF less troubled with cough cold. Old and young,
the prudent and the imprudent, seem alike to com
plain
Many think it a temporary cold, which will pass off
in day or two, This is not always the case, as it
VIII, in all probability terminate in consumption it not
attended to in season. Our advice is use HASCE's
COMPOUND SYRUP OF EOARHOUND, which
will cure you in two or three days. Price SO cents
per bottle. For sale by SETH s. HANCE, l0S Ba!ti-
ST., and his old stand conner OF Charles and
Pratt SITS. je25
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DELIGHTFUL PLEASURE

n srs.~T7 DELIGHTFUL PLEASURE
s14-=s4t sssbsss,.s. EXCURSION AND FISHING PAR
I Y The Vestry Of ST. Pau's Church,
Kent County, have chartered the splendid steamboat
THOMAS JEFFERSON, Capt. HILL, for Pleasure
Excursion 10 ElYNSON'S GROVE, near Rock Hail.
She will leave Light-st. wharf, on WEDNESDAY
MORNING, Both July, ut : O'Clock. The Ladies' of
the parish will serve up a sumptuous DINNER of
Fresh Fish, Soft Crabs, and every delicacy OF the
season, under the widespread oaks of the glove,
rvalItd in shade or scenery the waters of the
Chesapeake AS the proceeds of the trip are to be
applied to the liquidation Of debt on the little
church lately repaired tor worship, the Ladies sin
cerey hope the ladies and gentlemen of Baltimore
will generally encourage their labors by purchasing
the tickets, which are limited, as they may depend
upon every arrangement being made 10 cOnduce to
their pleasure and comfort in theii visit the sho es
of Did Kent.
AFULL BAND OF MUSIC is engaged-no ardent
spirits will be allowed board. Fishing boats and
bait free of all charge. TICKETS only 30 CENTS
for the round trPmay be had AT the Episcopal COX
Store, Charles street; Clipper san and Ray Offices
also, at the boat on the morning of excursion. ICE
CREAMS, Sc, are OH board. The boat will stop at
the County wharf iy23 DIST
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~ CERES. Old, Pale aud Dark BRANDY; Peach
BRANpt; Jamaica Rye WHlSKEY; Holland GIN;
Maieira, Port Sherry, Lisbon, Malaga, Champagne,
Ciaret and Muscat WINES on draught and in sottles;
Regali2, Havana and Principe SEGARS choice Chew
ING TOBACCO, and superior assortment &C choice
Fresh Green and Back TEAS, Wine and Cider Vim
egar; Picking Specs; Coffee and sugar of all de-
scrpaons, and Family Groceries, To which the -ttGE-
ton Of C"ssnmars is respectfully invited, ny
MARCUS DEHIStN,
No, 81 Baltimore street, between
J310 Gay and Frrderich
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YgyHE GREAT POPULARITY OF HANCE,S
H. COMPOUND SYRUP OF HOARHOUND and
The length of time has stood liz the favor of and con-
hdence Of the public is the greatest proof of its dec
ded superiority every other preparation for the
of all forms of COUGHS and
INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS.
One bottle is a sufficient test of its efficacy. Price
so cents per bottle. For sale by
SETH 5, HANCE,
corner Charles and Pratt SITS,
ie25 and 1903 Baltimore ST.
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la oRTHY OF ATTENTION. I

KNT ORTHX OF ATTENTION. For sale
w most valuable cock, washer aud roner, a
woman u years Of age TO Is years sold for no
fault, the present owner having no use for her viii
sell her low TO good master Also tor sale, very
likely nlulatto girl between 10 and 10 wears OF age
well grown good nurse washer and roner ard can
come well recommended as sach, the present owner
having no further use for her Apply to
j2l L. f. SCOTTf, 10 Exchange Place.
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n IFE is sS EET. BUT HEAL. ID IL
VI Il SNEETER. To all who wish to obi ain health
and preserve it, would recommend HANCE'S
SARSAPARfLIA or BLOOD PILLS. They are en-
tirely vegetable in their COMPOSITION an can be taken
al an seasons ana IN all Weahers tAcJ operate gently
the bowels, and do not leave The system in cos
tive state. Be sure and get HAHcE's PILLS,
For sale at SETPj s. HANCE'S
New Drug and Medicine StcT, No. los Baltimore
street, ard :orre, # Charles AID Pr; SIS n2E
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u OTIS TO LEASE. Twenty feet on NJ w.
I'd side of Ensur St, between M0numen an6aAad-
son SITS, depth Is feet TO 30 foot alley-at Sc per
ttonttoot, Lots Gu Caroline, McElderry and Spring
ss 80 feet deepat 81 per front foot. Apply at l25
". High 81, ;yI3d
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STyITIG I?kLOUIriS OK IRELAND
4 EIGHT SONGS AND GIVE PIECES IS cts
Sketches OF Naples. by hleNander Dumas. - cg'
The Two Husbands, by z. :. Arthur - cts.
The pslla- Newspaper, cts; the Yankee, 5
me Spirit oi ny Times, and American Advocate,
p?rh. WI al chgan Music, Novels, Sevspape
EOr SI'ra ~ &, a. HtNCKLEE, u
$50! Baltimore stree
Az i9-r n Mcclellan : ALL
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,x,I,. THIS AFTERNOON
eSis ssssstssa a. ~ FARE5O CENTS THROCGH
.ss.S.sss-s Esll5SsssA TO PHlLArELPHIA, By
MlNGTON AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD, The
passenger car for Phadephia attached To the freight
Iran Will leave the pratt-st, depot this and every a
nrm"0h nj 9i o'cs;k, except Sundays, and arrive in
L nlautIphia early next morning Fare 81 cents.
tUF- Tickets must be procured at the office before
entering the cars,
jy22-d6 A. CRAWFORD ar,rt
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DAKTICULAR NOTICE. The pnbiic !;

ABAhIiCuLAR NOTICE. The public are
n respectfully Informed that they can with Ger
fanny obtain the genuine SHERMAN'S LOZENGES
from the advertised Agents who alone have the arli
cIe fresh and free from adueration. We would also
caution them against pedars of Yermifupes &c,
WHO IN order to sell their miserable mixtures try to
cry down the Lozenges, which are the only safe.
peasant and eectulI Vermfuge ia use The Dr.
mas also Cough, Cathartc. Restorative Laxative,
Camphor or Headache Lozenges; also, Poorman IS
Plaster, Orris Tooth Paste, Sc, which can be had
Only from the following agents
SAMUEL REED, General Agent,
Corner Gay and Saratoga sts.,
And at retail by J. W. BARRY, corner Pearl and
Market streets; JAMES STANSBURY, Broadway,
Fell's Point. iyl I'm
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avIIEAi, BOOK AND

a NIIEAP BOOK AND
u STAT ONERY WAREHOUSE.
SCHOOL BOOES-HstOries, ancient and modern
Library and School editions; Works on Rhetorics
and Bellies Lettres; Readers; English, Latin, Greek
and French; Works on Executions; Dictionaries and
LexicOns GrammarS; AriIhmetics; PhiOsOn Works:
Chemis Try: Works on English and Greek Compost
tion-tOgether with large and valuable assortmeu:
OF Greek, Latin and French anthOrS all of The latest
and approved editions. Also, every description
OF School Books now in
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS in all the valuable
departments of Literature.
large and valuable assortment of Theoiogicsi
WORKS.
A large assortment embracing every varietvN OF
JUVENILE WORKS.
BLANK BOOKS manufactured and sold a. cheap
they be purchased IN any of the Eastern cities
Foreign aad domestic STATIONERY.
BLANK BOOKS of every description.
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL by
PARSONS & PRESTON.
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EgAHCE's sl'RsAPARILLA, VEGETABLE
IL OR n, GOD PILLS.
FOR PURfFl. ING THE BLOOD.
rcmVg. . bile,
correcting o. SordeiS
c:lhr stomach am bowels,
cost"cness Dyspepsia 3, winning
in fss head Nc. Persons If ., iuIl ha6it,
who ars sahi to Headache, & ddin s., prov
Siness and singing IN Tie Ear4 arising from TOO great
iiJW Of blood O. the head. should ne yer be y, l'-
out theH', ~ many dangerous SYMPTOMS
viii he Snlnrly carried or ~ ,i!GN
immcn!alC use.
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A NHEAP fhAPERIIhSGEHGS. have jus,
VI received afge assortment OF fne glazed AM
common American raparbangines Borders ana FIfs-
Board PRINTS, which will be sold al exceedingly
low prices.
Papeihangings of every description doas III the best
manner, al short notice. ,.. -.
Also. on hand m assortment OF window hltnds.
embracing Veniiian Blinds, Transparent AtNhoH
SHADES, STICK BLINDS. Paper Blinds. SC
Just received an assortment OF superior CANTON
MATING, fOr sale low by
JOHN {. ROLAND. AZ Gay St
NAL near tie Odd Fellows H0b
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MEANCE'S SUPERIOR LILLY WHIT
IN AND PEARL POWDER. This is the m, ,st
desirable article the ladies use, it does not in
jure the ssin Fer sale by SETH S. HANCE., los
Baltimore ST., and corner of Charles and Pratt ST reefs
ieQ5
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FHHA " r. NOTICE. Wanted, at ,Scottl's offes
III NJ. 10 Exchange Place, dry goods, groceries,
gold ana silver Watches iewery, and goods of every
description, ioi which will pay liberal prices Cast
and the very highest prices given at all times for
slaves, for life or ot term Of wears. Q3-Plausrs Or
traders from the South would do well 10 give ne
call. NOS
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- s;JsFsF.tsS1 -. TaaH
sss !. !. .iSsS AlLJ
., s-.tf.is 800

Isl tram, leaves the Depot
Prntt-st.. daily Except
sundays ~ . O'Clock.
A. III, ana arrives AT
Phlladelplia III 3 u'cl'k,
Z. NJ.
ID train, leaves Pratt. Il.
Depot, dailyat { o -leCk,
=. NJ, and arrives al
Philadelphia at > ! a'clA,
4. VI.
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press in part then is already vcraued by the Influence
Of sccre, societics lfrhcn in heir infancy.
they thus pat forth the giants wha. in the rse
of Anazrnent will the character Of thisinhuence be
appeal also 20 the religious press OF every denomination
70 swell the echo of This alarm through the length ana
oreadth OF the land Let the sober minded. re1ecnnS
OF community ponder this subject deeply and de-
coeWnether secret associations safe the com.
Huai'y f-wheseer they deserve and oagh, receive
he ana patronage Of the patriot and the Chris
and concentrate their influence % dscounten.ncc ,hera
and arrest their progressi e
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s5y9 THE CRITICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS ES-
SAYS OF Thomas Carlyle form nth volume OF the Mod
British Essayists published by Carey Hart Phade
phia. This beautiful book in octave Of 56S pages, made
up of Essays by Mr. Carlyle which have appeared from
ls2 to ls43 the Edinburgh Review Foreign Quarterly
London and Westminster, Frazers Magazine, New
Monthly Magazine and the Examiner. The works OF
Thomas Carlyle writer Of Books are too generally
known and appreciated TO require word OF commends
on at our hands The book has mezzotinto likeness
the author engraved by Sartain The following is The
table OF Contents
sa 's faq tried5sh Richter. Stale of German Literature
uh Io-''l Lie ena w runas vi Werner, Gcehes Heens
Goethe, outns The Life oil heyne, German Playwrghls
Ioitae, NoVA Signs o the Times Jean Paul Friedrich
RchteE ASan, On History, Later's Psalm Schiller The
NbcuSou L!eo Oeinan Lleralufe the Fourteenth and
FltleeL Centuries TayUrs Historic Survey of German
Poetry, Tragedy OF LIE Night Mo;h ChAracterscs orihs
Portrait Biography, boswr!ls Lifr OF John.on DEAN nj
Goethe GoeIne's Works, Cotn-Law Rhymes Noyeiie The
Tale. dero,, On History Again. Count Cuglios,ro i,sa
of Rev Edwsrd Irving, The Diamond Necklace Memoirs
OF M.rateau Parliamentary History Of the French Revou
ton Memoirs the Life oil Scott Narphegeu Won Eus.
MeIno,rs Petition the Copyright Bill, Or. Frsncia
The Book may be had OF Burgess, sunser 4 CO. and
of William H. Graham Tribune Buildings.
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aIsOO REwARD.-The above reward Of F!ffee
~ .lllAl Enrdrs QolIara will paid for The recover

SJSOO REWARD.-The above reward OF Fifteen
y lCOU Hundred Dollars will be paid for The recovery
Of the sum Of Seven Thousand Nine Hundred Dollars stolen
from Myrou Van Deusen. Of the City OF Hudson IN f on
the eight the 4h of October last while on his passage
from Hudson tee City Of NewYork In tho steamboat
SouihAmer,ca; proporonate sum for such part OF
said money as may and restored 10 tho sub
scribers application TO either Of iheni-
The money was contained In q small carpet bag which
taken from the berth of said Van Deusen, snd found
the day IN the heelhouse the bos and
raed OF its contents Il consisted OF bills Of various denon-
:na!ons and OF several Banks, be renez
bered follows:
Slso ir So and los Of the Ore.da Bank
LOCO in IS and los principally OF tho Pine Plains and
knderhook Banks
900 n bills OF various denominations OF the Farmers
Bank OF Hudson.
lc about that sum- Of he bills Of the Phernx Bank
OF Hartford and other Eastern money.
$40 u bills OF tho Hudson River Bank, nearly al In
$50 bills.
The haance Of the money was in bills OF Western Banks
OF This State.
AUGUSTUS Z MAsrERs 1871 PesTl-sL GEORGE H. ELLEaY,
William A.; THroPHLUs P HART ~ Cedar-st, Com.
mittes for As.ignees OF Myron Van Deuseu n24 Inn
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cLAYs WIFE AND MOTHER.

Every one ofthe.e handoils dictated by TO 81
mauuensis whist ny hands and head were continual!
athed with cold water. TO keep the fever down 20
oint below the deiirium. Every relative believed
youd be murdered Monday and all bu, my wife ant
,other advised me 10 yield up the liberty OF III:
-ess but preferred rather 70 die. CAssrUs " CLAY
BLESSED be that wife and mother
Woman words are still the oil
For the torch when fails another,
In the night OF bitter toll.
Woman's words are /" half the battle
When the strife grows fierce and strong!
Heard, as music, mid the rattle
OF the cruciiying throng.
Give me cried the gallant sailor.
Thy sweet name, my lady fair!
Il shall stir 10 deeds Of valor
For some victim OF despair.
lie, the ,hunders of the million
Break from clouds of pentup wrath
Underneath loves broad pavilion,
Smiles will greet the lightnins's path.
Blessed be that wife and mother
By the couch OF Freedoms Sun
Thou art strong, heroic brother
Be the cry On, Stanly, on
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HANDBOOK OF OIL PA1STISe.-This book. re
Gently published by Wiley & Putnam, Broadway is a
condensed compilation from the celebrated Manual OF
Bouvcr with additional mater selected from the writ
ings of Merimee De Montabert and others, with new
explanatory and critical vocabulary, by an American
Artist very neatly got up duodecimo of 39s pages.
and be volume OF great utility TO the young artist
and amateur 1t is divided into seven pass and treats OF
the following subjects successfully Materials and I'm.
p!euents Of the ART Certain Matters holding middle
place between the materials and practice, The First Pa
ette Deadcoloring The Second or Finishing Ps!ee
The Painting OF Draperes Landscape Painting The Var
nshns Cleaning Repairing and Lining Of Pictures. The
volume Is designed both Textbook in Academies
! and for selfnsructon
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E The HISTORY OF ROME, by THOMAS AR
MOLD D D; Three Volumes IL Two, Reprinted entire
iron. the last London Edition has been issued BY Ap
pleton & Co. as part OF taeir Historical Library Ii
work Of great value and OF the absorbing inter-
est and canno. fail to ind numerous and eager readers
/, appears in dress worthy bits nigh character.
HISTORY OF NEw-NErHERLASD or, New
York under the Dutch by E. 3. o'CMLAoHAS," has
Just come from the press OF Appleton d Co. in one large
and beautifully printed volume The work mas cost the
author much and aoorou' research having been
compiled st;er careful examination OF nearly thirty vol
pes of apuscrip, records in the sce OF tie secreta-
~ OF STATE n, Albany sixteen volumes OF DuEch dOcu-
lneu.s procured by Mr.. BRoDHEAo, and various otheE
paper. Of more private character The Era which the
,er has undertaken 10 illustrate, IS the obscure and
unexpored period between the first settlement Of ihe
State BY the Dutch and its surrender to the English
Government under Charles Il. The work WILL no doubt
NEE. hearty reception and rapid sale lis typogTaph
icsl execution is superb
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Boarding an6 6otels.

A SINGLE GENTLEMAN wishes to hire for bis
"A permanent use, Room and Bedroom, with private
family situation below Canast and In the vicinity OF
Broadway East Broadway near Catharne-st would be
preferred Address &C Tribune Office d22 81
DUAHD-Oue or TWO gentleman, or gentleman and
ID his WIFE have pleasant and board, on reason
able terms No. 81 WHIT. Broadway Reference
required. Also one large room on al door DIS wv
ROARDlNG-Tws OF three gentleman can DO accom-
Dmods,ed with pleasant and good board al mode
rate charge by applying IS Anns near Goldst MS I'm
&Ss TO THE PUBLIC.-The proprietor OF Shaks.
3 peare Hotel svails himself OF this opportunity 10 say
that his Ball Room Ia open for the inspection OF
wishing give balls and through the season.
would also that s now complete for the
Of permanent boarders through The Winter
moderate rates. hoping public will call and examine for
themselves NJ. S. THRESdER, Proprietor.
Nsw-York Oct 2s,h ls4s o2s SIN
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6rbools.

MUSIC taught your own hreside with much facility
lF1 rapid progresson but nevsr-faing sys-
tenn NJ DUMSDAY, Professor Of Music, 425 Broad way.
above Canals continue to leach a5ies end gene-
men the Guitar Singing Accordion and Violin Ia all parts
OF York city on reasonable Apply as above
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