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Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-10
DORA'S REV ARD,
cuAPrER l.
OR ruE 'RusE DE curRRE.


Hear me. but for one moment. lmogen'
sxcrained The youthful sculptor, as the IA
dy of his love turned coidly away from MS
Impassuned gaze.
Nav. Mr. Stanley hear me and answer
md What have | ever done TO authorlse
this nrssumntion2 Let me tell you, SIR,
Imrgen Howard would sooner die than
81 or 10 Be the bride of an % cure ana
unknown ar,ist like yourself Release my
handf
Aud /. ras released ere the words bad
passed her lips. aud George Stanley stoou
bs0re her with folded arms aud face PATE
WITH suppressed emotion.
She was a qleeniy creature. Her prov
sah its regal beauty, would have graeed
he fairest coronet Of Enland.s court, ou'
Der proud lip bIanched, aud her dark eye
Qnied beneath the stern and reproached
Taze Of him whose face her coqueIry had
50 cruelty betrayed.
Al length. smile of quiet ard LOFTY
Soru broke g,adually over his iine iace'
aad,turning soleurtly away,he ieu hee WIN
olg a word; he leit her lpNurious ana eie
glat home 10 seek. wlth an acnlng near
lie IowIy lodgings OF poverty; but he leit
bef 10 a rrief ra0re deep and more endur-
log than biz own.
AS ,Le door closed, the. naughty girl
ihrea herself in wild abandonment to the
most passionate sorrow. on the rich velvet
cushions OF the sofa, from which she had
nssn 10 address him. and here, to that wo
which'her own pride-:he petty pride OF
vsakh and station has caused, we too
will leave her as he Ief, and give the read
Tasight skc,ch sf cur hsza. his charac-
ct. bus situltion and his prospects.
lie vas poor and proud of humble or
,in, but noble In person and In mind.
High spirited, witty, with. at times.
-lshing. daring recklesEess. which lnvoiv.
q him ia many an embarrassment; ne had
~ lofty sense Of honor, which no o'in'
'-.y had yet impaired.
tbs face. though not beautiful was strik-
as'y interesting His hair intensely BACK
vas tiuag in wild glossy masses. from MS
Soad and spiritual forehead. and PAIR o.
Asaing eyes. Of the same siDgularly deep
expressing every passing emotion Oh
Sll. His mouth was almost ieminineiy
zee, his lorm tall and finely proportion
a : sculptor BY profession, he had display
s.lenarkable genius in the few graceful
SsuPs which adorned his studio; but
ugh VisileFs, iInrsIlrd some by taste and
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-10

trFrT G. ". PAL TEN u. ,. n.
R,s,bch speak 70 whispers light.
NJ, nv lasl-my last good night
u -rat more our steps will stray,
Tb,agrh the gardeU's scented wy;
D. ,bs homestead Of the bees
ITsatb tbe shady chestnut trees
Nv ,be neadow's winding stream,
Cirarnp 10 the sunset teami
Gande Rrotherl smile aud bless
MS nv last my last caress.
Si.erl with thine ewes of blue,
Htaer come aud weep "adIeuF
L-tuty afm around me ;wIne.
T.tthy cheek repose Oh mine,
While gaz into thy face,
CucIed IN this dear embrace
Thou has, ever proved 10 me
an thatloye could wish 10 b.,
-Yl; leave thy heartulone,
B.othsr--SisteL bless your own.
MAherl thou hast rocked my head
SItly on its cradl. bed
When tie storm was raging hIgh,
Svee.ly sung lfve's lullaby
Yet part-I part from THEE
Who henceforth will stag TO me-
When my foreheai aches VIII palns
Isk1L miss h.t early strain
Mnther with thy accents mild,
Bless, OH bless thy weeping cAtld'
Fatherl thou hast loved me we'll
Moro than humnn tongue may tell
More than wealth, since childhood
hour.
Thou has, lavshed on thy flower
Now, Thy locks are waxing grey,
From .hy heatI pass away,
Never more Thy lips ut eve.
d. mv neck their kiss vii. leave,
-l ~, fsver Il under tone,
l.tlgrl E4tlcil bless your own.
OsNsgo, =. y, Nov 9 lS40.
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C0SrUciUs AID CaRGsF - Wrl.Er
IN the New York IFib1ue says Thers
J. .f5ad for thsugzl a. Dr. fsiie.rla.s sas-a-t
IRON a rep1si 81 5ae Is II W-tsefs ie-
tu-es | refer usoie Tariiealsflv % th4s
past of whi-A aavg ita.icfE-i
In philosophy aad r-il.ioa Coaf.l-izs
was their apostle, tie dad oct --e,end .
be proPhel is teacbIsgs xere rA'-us
ated 10 make nso besler Ia lals p9rll salh-
OIL direct and PaHscsiar Fsi1renzs = an
other existence. sh5ch was rl1bsr - -
hoped for tnan cOanfed certain Ihsy So
that Confacizs g. u fSz@ Pr7P4fs 4-eslz.
APPEAR a. ske G'esG y abszt &c i-4Ers< I
years. - aAom f4ss a4sf ep7lg feF sFfrfs-
.eI rHfgaa<< A. the expsrauel o fh5s
,in,e thev Sert IS ar WesS - ladls - :
ne toselohi proPhaL. bat ~eHe Husu-ressfsl-
A. Coafucioos hssrsssed hrs haai-.1
vtars before Chfixf. u ~ m4z<4 fisf Afz
,srscfisa A9d rsfsTs SO % - Serssf.4
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-10
90 THE
LIZ SPRINGS GAZEI Y

hVh- \. tbe town of Holly Springs, Mi
: sI.sae- ~ -el- a. T,Fres Dollars per aDnum
11i, ever - DgfIa-s and Fifty Cents pay
. .slee--; maurhs--and E'0ur Dollars az the
Ei.-tl No subscription 'aHen ioI less 'hah
n iou-hs hseuts will be inserted at 81
IdVerl'ii'"9 iines or Iess) for the first In,eI-
-.- ai..s. .snts .s lor each additional one Ad-
Ia ia4 '. ~ ', -, marksd with The number oi IN
,.sensa.s ~. 'ritI W. inserted until ordered
is.,ila', ~ t-.-,ei accordingly -
.I lli -5,,5 --- candidates for office VIII oe-Ior
Analia-tl,,i7, t,,,1tv %. 10 be paid down or aSsum-
slf ----,.,n-lble name in town.
,.5g ongee<ed to the Editor, on business
TJLe'..as la.. mnsl be post paid to secure alien
a5a. nr-t be paid fer all JOB WofH
L3t hsh -.rs 4, soon a delivered
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- rbe n. Y. Weekly Tribune.
&c pgfDEs DEPARTURE.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-10

Some woman use paint as fijd:ers d.
rosia--lo I'll them il dfawing beaa.
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Law Courf-

CouKr OF ConHoN PLEAs.-Befcf, Judges U7shoeasr
1ngrahAna and Ddy--D c isto s-Jan<s S. Wood
Js0zse and Lexis e. p S7ils IN. Jones. SsarE-Ac-
ZION IN relation to standing prcss and printing press
New trial alowce en- payment OF costs crtherwise
verdict confirmed.
Sezajah d. &,on Richard Dt-1ls and Fyoacis Try
onThis was an action OF replevn in relation 10
Brown horses in which verdict given for plaintiff
he vauing the property al $3.50 The Court considers
me aaasvs was improperly admitted New tr!si al
lowed costs to abide even.
Martha Sliding by his next friend VS., John Henry
Ma was action for wages and exceptions
taken that the certificate Of appointment; of mex,
friend *es not appended TO the declaration. Inc 90
ecnoa was allowed and srbseguent proceedings hSn-
The case is before the Cont appeal from chambers
Order altered. &c.
Ebete.er R.lci and John IT. Drake IS Hthtdm Lynch
On disputed accoant for roasting coffee which "as re
terred and roor, made in favor OF plaintiff iof S5l -
which is appealed from Report confirmed with costs
James W. Robinson Jasper +. Cropsey- The plain
IN recovered o. Mr. C. verdict OF S35 81 foT rent OF
house No. 81 North Morest let 10 Emma Wallace alias
Erneline Weed on the recommendation OF NJ. c. The
Court zoe, not consider that what Mr. Cropsey said in
.espec. TO Mrs w. bound him for the rent New trial
Hanf> d. costs 10 abide event
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DI z n 4.

suddenly, on Friday evening 18th INST WIN. F. AN
DERSON. aged 81 years.
On Friday the ith inst after short but severe Ill
ncss, of congestion OF the brain, Rev WILLIAM TOW
LER Pastor OF the Primitive Methodist Church of this
city. Philadelphia and Toronto papers please copy.
At La Anstad. Guincs Island of Cuba, Moses Stowell
formerly OF Massachusetts %.
Printers in Massachusetts New Jersey, Illinois and
Georgia requested to notice
On sunday morning. Dec 6, Mrs. LUCRETIA R. wife
OF John c. Ham, Jr. aged % years.
The relations and friends of the family and those Of her
aunt Mrs Redmond respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral at o'clock on Tuesday afternoon eth inst
from her late residence, No. ls3 Thompson-st N Y c
On Sunday Dec 9th. OF etusion the brain. lSA
BELLA ANN youngest daughter of Edward R. and
Eleanor II. Williams aged months and days.
Her funeral will take place al B o'clock this (Mcnday
afternoon. from l55 JAy.st. Brooklyn. G
In Maiden on Thursday last, Hon. GEORGE opIoRSE
OF Boston aged So Mr. Odiorne had arrived at Maiden
in the cars and expired suddenly few minutes after
ward
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The state Of Tie Cotton luaike, since the departure Of the
mail Affords liite mater FOR CONNECT The de-
nana nAs Sen uniformly limited and IN weekly circu
ata sSi inst we had Ia report The acceptance
o. faher lower rates Tor The m6dimg aud superior qualities
OF American oeserpuona although this sufficiently
ssesia- 10 any stcnuon IN quotations The
sdviSes received on 18th inst By the Boston nail respect,
ing ae growing CROP being rather contradictory cassd
sstve purchases however oIc1ahly steady zone 20
the business Yesterday the market very o,,e and
today has been Increasingly heavy greaes supply OF
Cotton being offered and more desre shown meet Suy
s,S The sales since 18Th inst have been-oa Saturday
1870 bales, $500 Spscu and Export on Monday SNCo
Sses 800 for Speen and Export, yesterday $500 bales
and Export
TIE Manchester msrke, has been exceedingly depressed
curing The past fortnight, and yesterday was decidedly
worse especially In yarns, for which article III some In
stances, reduction OF Id rer II, submitted io--tor
s,e. AID almost all descriptions Of goods the demand
continues very limited.
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Correspondence of The Tribune.

LIVERPOOL, 18th November 1916.
Our Cotton Market remains in much the stale as
reported in Circular by the las, steamer when quail
lies below fair had sunk I'd per To- from the CHEST point,
al which they have since continued steady with langud
demand The later accounts OF the Anericau crop, re-
ccved 18th inst, have had little perceptbIe Influence on
the market the favorable reports from the Atlantic
States appearing 10 be coun,erbuleDced by the gloomy
counts OF the state of the crops in the South dis
cts The estimates from the two sections appear 10 dit
fer In the msn 10 the extent Of 10000 bales. Meantime
abe Spinneis aud Manufacturers continue 10 purchase on
scale greatly below their ordinary consunption aud many
OF them have cuTtnied their working hours by not lighting
,hei' factories usual which al this season where the
system adopted about four hours per day
In tis way The consumption Of Cotton and production ot
goods VIII be materially cuutHiled, RnG seems likely 10
future course OF the trade which must 81 greatly intucnc
cd by later and decisive accounts o the American
crop and tho turn Of the Money Market here which last
does not PROMISE continue has been
Yhe sales OF Cotton for The week ending 9th inst amount
ed TO only ~ 500 bales of which 6oo were taken by specn
alos and 1900 for export and for Tue week ending oS
nsL the business 200 bales, of which 5000 were Gu
speculation aud 1900 10 exporters The American dcscrp.
lions sold the past week consisted OF 1850 Upland AT 5t
e. $50 Orleans at sal0 Alabama and Mobile al Il
y aud $50 Sea Island a, los ls.6 per III.
The transactions for the last four days 10 this ovenng
about 900 bales about 9Oeo OF II ou spccua-
ton The late decline has not extended to the better quai-
lies and the quotations for fair remain the tar
Upland cd fair Mobile sid aud fair Orleans old per H.
The Corn markets are again rather lower, aud iscSn
this price scarcely altauahlc few days since, hut The
article now uh freely at II and Is hr Phladeipha
yoar Sis ID S2- I'd Sour Flour is relatively lower
than has usually been te being worth only rs
Sc per bill duty paid Indian Corn for immediate de-
livery brings SIS ISIS per quarter bu, hcfe are no buy
ers OF csrEOcs To arrive Though tins article has become
established avorie in Ireland, and admirably adapted
% the wants Of the INDECENT population confidence Is
felt IN its maintaining its present relative value when sup
plies come more freely forward The decline in Wheat
Tie last few weeks about 6s. per quarter from
the highest point, but still There is Indication NJ present
oi \ Change in The duty from the minimum rate
There have been transactions IN Turpentre since the
departure the steamer the latest sales were al SIS
I'd TO es. per cwt American Resin duh N IS I'D TO S.
per cwI Yours respectfully,
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correspondenee OF rhe ,rritune.

MANVuEsrkH, l1lh Nov. i8ib-
There Is scarcely any alteration in the of the
kei since the commencement OF the month"; and The quota
lions given IN report othe I'd inst generally those
OF today.
The business doing In goods little more contracted
than that date, old stocks being cleared OUT aod
manufacturers very r IN demanding The advance up
what they now making. Short time Is gradually
extending and The production essenug This enshles the
producers 10 avoid stocking largely they AN therefore
realize higher prices from The partcs who have oner in
hand which be executed a. The same time many
ders remain over uneNecued, where he mus given are
TOO low 10 prevent them being puionvard-io inch - reed
gold ends have request during this north for Chi
The prices rather stfer In Yarns The irsussc
lions have been exceedingly limited and may he QUO
ted shse casior hsn ~ date ot last circular There Is
no immediate prospect OF anything but !aRc0s insrSc
Sshof me I,N cOfra
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BIBLIoTHEcA sAcRA FOR

NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER-Thi. day published,
Y The Biblotneca Sacra and theological Review con'
Quoted By B. g. Edwards aud EA PARK Professors a. An
dover with special cooperation of Dr. Robinson ana
Prof Stuart
This number closes he fourth volume OF the ne" Sc
re, and with The preceding three numbers forms Work
OF 600 pages furnished subscribers for 81 ear paya-
bic on delivery OF the frst number which IS Issued on
the srs OF February The contents Tor he present num-
Der are - 4, .,
1.-THE true date OF Cheists Birth Translated from me
German by Rev. g. Z. Day.I
lila Phenomenon Church History ey Kew Leonaic
Nrhe Character and Prophecies of B4laam- BY R. D.
voa fulfilling lie Ministry. By Rev.. Nehemiah Ad-
Vl-The Trinity Continued
VlI-Li.erarv and Miscellaneous Intelligence BY ProL
3. B. Edwards
There is no oth-! pef0iica. IN this country designed
TO secure the ends contemplated by this, and meets DC
rand WHICH has long existed. The particular ooec oil
mis- notice IS 10 call the attention OF c!ergyhen
In lh.s Stale and Southern States Il Is supposed
not As vet 10 have extensive circulation IN nus
recioa-ari VET there uohIag which circulated now
-ytr valuable FOR other purposes ch can ne coinpea-
.aon Tor tie want Ia Jud gment 81 the wfer
f M. co- /. which does The highest honor ID
r c04nr aud which the department which II u de-
.i.ed 10 NIL /. .ach CRAFTY Inc heart Of every TO- er
nj Inc rsu-e OF sound iheo.o s!cs! learning ~ our Land
TRy Albert Barnes The Phia!edtiE CEr.Gan
iA''-7D-- - HrOadssY-
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MARRIED:

At Waterford the 2d inst. by Rev. Reuben smith,
CHESSELDEN ELLIS, Esq counsellor at law, &c OF
this city. to Miss MARY C. ADAMS, niece and adopted
daughter of John House, Esq. Of Waterford
On the ID ult by Rev n. Murray D. D. OF Elizabeth
town Mr. JAMES 81 SMYLIE of Paterson n. J. TO Miss
MARGRETTh NJ. eldest daughter OF Ny. Samuel Oliver
of Tlizabe,htoHn
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For So. Of s.oel, .ee F.oa,A Pege.

SATURDAY, p. NJ.
In Stocks to-day there was small business
done and the market Is sun generally heavy Norwich
down AT bat after the Board improved 10 IL.
At the Second Board the market ia steady The large
fall in Norwich has been the result quite much Of
heavy lots hypohecatcd Stock thrown the market
Of the disaster to the seamJost The failure Of largo
operator good his gins has resulted in forced
sales OF Norwich which he had under hypothccaon and
gave the market surfeit olECssh stock.
There is better inquiry for Bills aud sales Of best
class City Sterling made at 81 ccuts Francs are 5
40 for the best signatures.
Frcights were quiet in anticipation of the arrival
OF the steamer. Some shipments OF Flour were made
cd to Liverpool and Grain 5UlJid Cotton is ltd
and quiet
The following the earning OF the Mohaw k
AID Hodson Railroad for the ast week in November:
Passengers ;s2Gg IL
ffelght----. observation-disclosures. 3U9 u
Total -.-.--....-....-. ...........: 57s 81
During the same period in 1915 ..-..... .2l07 81
Increase over - per cent being. .....- $40 70
The adyices by the Caledonia are uniayorable
for great staple products bu; the decline has been
almost if not entirely anticipated here and indeed
Flour holders looked for lower quotations than
have been received. Although the short crop excite.
less than yet the of the leading papers
would indicate that the project OF opening the ports has
yet been abandoned Should this take place it would
probaby operate iavoraby the prices and consunp
ton OF American products The state Of affairs in the
manufacturing districts fat,ering The Calcdo
nis however it is stated carried orders contingent
the new Tariff which had given some activity. The
London Money market without important change
The Bank OF England discount still per cent
but private bankers getting rather higher rates
The dimnution still continued The exports of silver
to Hamburg have increased largely and some tears
entertained account of the low of foreign
Exchanges and the apprehcnded shipments of coin to
America. Consols were depressed. Consols for Money
have been done at 94 to 9ii aud for the 9s
only Three Per Cents reduced 93i to 49,! Threeand
aQuarhr Per Cents 95i TO 95i Long Annutes 9;
to 1916. Exchequeri bills as l2s. The speculation
in Railway shares is stiD going to considerable ex.
tent.
The following is the report OF the Bank of Eng
land for the week ending Saturday the 9TH OF Nov
1916. ISSUE DEPARTMENT
Notes Issued s2s 235 s55 Government debt 6l5l00
iOther securities. 2.9Si,900
Gold coin and bull
lion $500. IL ,724. Ill
hull -
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IyuE ANATONlCNI. MISEUM 2:S9 Bowery,
V,uE GREAT NATIONAL. PICTURE u 4

THE GREAT NATIONAL FUTURE q the
Lsudiu. If Columbus painted for me Capitol at w ASH
inctcn by J. vsnderyu. viii be- continued on exhibition
foT short tim. longer the Sauons. Academy OF De-
sign. corner Broadway and Leonard a. Also, several
admirable copies Of the chef dr'yes "t ne Great Ass-
tiers Titan Corccgio and Rembrandt. by Mr. V, together
with splendid View on the Niagara River, overlooking
and Rapids. with the Islands and shores ada
cent. ~ from the Canada side
Open from A. VI. 10 10 Z. NJ.
season tickets ~ cents single admission - cents de-
-criptve pamphlets 81 cents ulI tnis
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General Nolires

" Church OF ~. George the Martyr, No 40
Brosdway.This Church. which $ more particularly de-
signed for the spiritual beneh. OF British Elgr-nis a-c
English Residents, Is open every Lords Day IS free
Church or al WAC choose Attend upon Divine service
which commences 81 10: A NJ, VI. and AZ :: O'Clock
IN the evening On Sunday evening EEK The serinor-yI
De preached by one o! The clIy clergy a. IL
.rF- MIR. Giles Lectures on Social Life.-The
second lecture OF this VIII De gwen 81 The StyTe-
san, Institute cacay evening Dec 'ih ais c!ocA-
Subject The Patriotic Sentiment
Tickets Tor the course 10 admit say and eeniiruaDt
s.. single csels ~ be had a. c. ) Francis Co.'S
80 Broadway, Henry Herrois, 6S5 Broadway, and Al The
doc! OF the lecture Is BIS
" At the Lyceum Hall, (Sroai~.y. between
Prince and Spring s:S-Moncay evening Dec. 7b, ISIS
Last evening with The American Orsiors and the Popular
Pcets-Mr WHITNEY has the honor 10 state ths ne VII
give Que more Miscellaneous Entertainment. Monday
mig Dec 'tn. al haipasi O'Clock Eulog1um on n.
South, oy hsynei EuosUr The North trelonder3 By
Webster, Deoaie on the Greek Revolution by Webster
Randolph and Clay, Hocser Oratory &c. Admission 81
cenIs d. STA
e. Post Office City Di.patch.-Letlet. delivered
three tines per day 20 Ary Par; Of the each
Free Stamps be had al 81 81 per hundred II the o:in
cipal Office. corner OF Nassau and Liberysis Banks
c:eaS merchants anc oiae: parties having c.rcna.
c-s &c TO. ,lIredis,e Distribution will be dealt on
The MOS, favorable terms Boxes are 81 he verocs sts.
cus hrou shouI The cy Tor The reception o! letiers
d. s!S MEAD co.
rs- Eighth Ward Pioneer Henry Clay Club
TIE members OF this Glib (5eng he r.i A orgl2-
lied in the Upon) viii give grand Bal n coaerors-
non q; The ratification OF Treaty o; Cheat the Apollo
on ae I7ih February. 1871. They have made arrange
msus with disn guished artists VINO are already engaged
preparing he decorations la bio os he occasion d3
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Correspondence OF The Tribune,
NE.NH

LlNESrNOl, IstlI NOV. ISIb.
SAFES, sc. os CorroN. WEEK ENDING Nov. e--Ss!es
:o6o, Speculation SEQ American SOC Egyptian, $50 e
l; Expot / go Am; 20 Z. Import Am 5O9l; Import
Total 917S Stock Am S5 rs: Tota Stock $40 02 ToiS
Stock same date iSiS, 9ll,79S
Btes en6nc Nov iS-Sales S22lo; Speculation 7.loo
Am soe Z. Export. l.25o Am. $40 Z. ! Import Am
NJ Import Total SIS, Stock AL SIS; Total Stock
~ $50, Tcla! Stock ssine dale ISIS COL So.
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Boarding.

ROARD-A few respectable young gentlemen can pro
family. Also pleasant me second foor
men furnished or urfurnsh-d with without board
with tea and breakfast Apply at y Mercerst d5 l~s'
DOARD-One two single gentlemen, gentleman
- and his wife be- accommodated with board ~ a
private family No 81 Walkert near Broadway refer
euoe- exchanged. az Gus
BOARD IN SOUTH BR00kLYN-rwo single
ID gentlemen Il gent and lady may he accommodated
win good board and ROOMS Al $ per week location
pleasant, about three minutes walk iFou the F"r. Adj
dress Board at Ibis office. 81 Jus
BOARD WANTED nv Il young gentleman in {. prt
- vae family or senes boarding house. Location west
o( Var'ck.st. between Spring and Beach ss Address j.
: Tribune Office. NJ 81
BOARDING snd well furnished ROOMS, with strictly
- private family, 50 McDoueaist d. I'm
4 LADY having piano forte wishes TO obtain beard
1where she can be allowed something for The use OF the
instrument She competent give Instruction. and has
good recomme atoms She has several valuable articles
OF furniture which she would dspo'. of for money or
board. pious fairly would br preferred. note ad
dressed A 4. G. Tribune Office, giving the real name
and residence. Will receive Immediate attention keier
exchanged d oGs.
DOONIS, Win or without Board.-very commodious
Hand desirable with CRATES, suitable for single
gentlemen gentlemen and their wives, may bs Obtained
with without breakfast aud tea. on reasonable terms II
application be made al No. 81 Lispcpard.s. near
Broadway d. aus
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pouSSrrTs AMaNDINE,

For .ie Pre-ettlon ard Cue Of Chdpped IidHdi.
-5- The subscriber ilafe the tfm OF D. EoGs-ei. ~
arotxsy-no sollcs tfia OF his
,cI- 40 the season pom rs absolute per-
scf, ne = wiling 10 risk the equation OF r-s establish
ent Il warranted and prevent chspped hsno.
1n4 n addition this communicates 70 thefn hee!n
ns oerrery perfect equality 70 the iiuPcfted
ritY from fre>hne-s-sfe Is. ho@eyer n" efuee II
I'M. nns ether foreign domestic. which The suoref1-F
oss cot keep The periulnsfy Of rs former pafs io
navy years director the LABORATORY u Pess-s Ger
la aiy pe>- BY product vi any laboratory N El
roo- and Is sold prices generally % 10 % per cent
cheaper He most respectfully socIts the patronage OF
elite OF hi, metropolis al The zane inns promising 70
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