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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-17
Cabiaetnnd Chair mauufac,or,

sSI Undersigned retdrnshis
II wlr.nest thanks to his Gus.
toners and the public generally,
fIr the very liberal patronage be-
slowed on the late fin of Moor,
IN Cole, and hopes a con,inu.
'pce of the same will BE- extrG.
led TO him. The establishment,
|. ono Of The Observation-Disclosures
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-17

PAISE ID indesd isl INTO theological go ~ but
makes haste excuse nm therefor by ;he Plea ,nst
as gr2sleG thereto o. the r1isaiauce Of Ch-s.
tanity win A-tstocrscy md Tyranny Tai. $ rsr.sir
IS convenient plea Tor ire iniIesy ut this ss a.
taa- Tie I-5Ese deems !, vsai Some OF P.-Szs %.
Gacsl sentiments were d7r5tess jGsttr. his f1a;s-
tcelsa principles concerning human rights snG human
Gu,e= re naEre OF aw and The grounds az jgs-ice.
were the nstarai offspring Of His indislr- NJ man
ever yet haG creed OF fundamental! Politics, entirely
1!--irc, from Gis religious 5elief.
We have made this arlrle longer than wished 10
DO, but We could not make II shorter With regard to
length however The Tri5NHs has s-sin changed its
ground Il originally complained Of the sazcs cur srt
ries occupied n il columns which meant the -rc7 The
proportion OF tne paper winch tney ned /: * -.cs.
snythng We replied that TIE Tri5.Ess Article making
The complaint occupied space in is own columns
than did TIE TibERs comedies tbs ou calls it
pa,-y quiobs, and makes the cor7plsint that
articles being n solid noEpa-e;. have ;t-es Us
r.ca mater % M s7iIre ttct il which sre in
loaded rainion. It's hard 10 90 charged with qRfs
5.s fer Simply taaiH- What TIE IrJsE sFys So An IL
GeS Of hsit means lit had said zG,er instead Of space
in the frat place We should hare known a. once that
and not inches. and would thus nave
sa-eG ourselves the troa5- OF measuring the one ard
Iis T5RHt that OF counting the otle- We advise The
Tribune however II It wishes 70 space put It's
own articles L does ours IN ;0< r172&resii and
meantime yill be Is brief possible. though he
Tbvss course makes necessary to- 70 say again
tina; when that paper speaks OF Tie cosr.1 zach stas
originally proposed i speass VI something that never
existed
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enacting over the same scsnes-or begging 81 esy-
Ium IN the Poor House
Such IS bri-i outline OF the history Of tue sale
OF the Soil In the X esferH part Of TIE state OF
New York. It is sad history-one OF legal IN
justice and pl1ader upon gigantic scale o' 70
spectacle extortiou OF the most Infamous c4arae-
GER perpetrated upon the poor, the de;enceess a1c
unsuspectiag Producing Classes, who Dy TIER pa
tient labor and endurance have made tins ImPor
tsnt region all that il Is
In the Territorv West OF Gsnesee River there
are several millions still due for the origina! pur
chase MONEY! and the entire Indebtedness ca bond
and mortgage MIST amount 70 81 least ten millions
al dollars This Is immense weight resting on
the country draining Il OF It's resources and IopoF
erishing II crushing the farmers and keeping
considerable portion Of the population under the
harrow Of ANXIETY and the dread o; ruin
And where goes the money drained year after
wear from this region the result of the act OF to
X Of Massachusetts, Politicians so penny wise
as to sell an immense district ri country Tor pal
TT trie
The money the Tuit oi the industry OF the Feo-
pie OF this part Of the State goes IN part 10 the
CITY OF New orE to augment It's extravaganza,
its waste and its luxury but the greater portion
goes TO England snd Holland. The bonds issued
b the Companies that purchased IN l:2I nom the
original Holland Land Company haze through me
Trust Companies in New-l Ork and the Inlted
States Bank found their way 10 London and Am
sterdam
What strange result The subjects Of the
Crowns OF Great Britain and Holland hold al his
moment IN abso'uts sorsrelgntu orsr ne LGtor Of
he Agr5cu7tvral Glasses ot an important part q
he EmDys STATE and an immense tax IS levied
annually By them the payment OF which * On
forced Tor them without any trouble or expense on
their part and the hard earnings OF our People
here 20 70 feed the wees the ioies. the insane ez
penditures OF that disgusting and drea-y sink OF
niquity, London and the stup'dest OF cities
Amsterdam.
And where are we to seek for the original cause
Of this complicated mass OF error and injustice
W are to look for it in the fact that the People
and the Leaders OF the People after our Revolu.
ton had not the intelligence to see The necessity
and Justice Of snnul6ng these grants OF Ierr1tory
from the British Crown TO the states and declaring
them as well as all Public Lands, the property Of
the whole People TO be reserved Tor the real Guilt
valor and improyer for cultivation and improve
ment ore the only true claim u Wild lands and the
plea on which We dispossessed the Indians and
as new home for our increasing population. and
our poor and andless citzens-with bar 10 land
monopoly the purchase OF land in argo quantities
by individual Spectators or Companies, who may be
fifty denominated--iLe Vampire Of agricultural
{adHsfTg Yours truly.
ONE BORN On THE SOIL
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General Notice.
rooTHAoHE cam BE CURED.

- Who would not give for thy reliefui Tooth
acne -hi!.ngs article oug Alown 20 the
toners Of The -e DR. Il. Har. 90 ne Glove Auodyu-
mast know the ~ ToJsre II haS given relief Ia
thousands thu, many nights OF y this eN-
ceu.lal PAIN ~-i vco wCaiG give grateful testimony TO
he. -;lcacy It necessary; but we leave II 10
generous public give but rial and If does uotatord
less minute the VII! b. re-
funded Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail by O. B.
HAMMOND 4 co Chemists and Druggists, successors
10 the Dr. J. H. Hart, OF Broadway and Cham
her--t adjoining stewards marble buildings.
y. b TIE prupri-iors would ca. The attention Of the
ladies' and gentlemen tn many articles kcp for Iueir
Convenience B=sr- OIL. ,.ni1e Tooth. Hsr and
Nal Brushes soaps Cosmetics Pvrfuuery aud Nil ur-
iras aro--tainluy 10 the toilet. dl2 Smus
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PLaiS SgEA1Jya.-M-s Elizabeth Peters Of
Boone county. Indiana thus notices her Ascending
husband
LET; NJ ped and board asst Fail thereby rendering
ny Expense lighter. ny lezti husband John Peters.
without cause o. provocston All the old maids. ard
young girls and widows OF al and conditions
hereby iorevarnsd against haruornE or trusting him or
ray account. rs I am determined no; 20 &c held nc.
cuur:a5ls for his dsb= more especially his
duct, because BE- is loaler. drunkard. gambler
lisE 4 the ard a supporter OF Iemmy Polls
- WHY are the Brooklyn lamps Ike young
gentlemen OF irregular habits Receusc they're out
every uiEht, Eagle.
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Since 1885 the exports have increased in about the
same ratio.
At last the regular subject came up-Ld1artS.
Dr. UNDERHLL thought this one of the most impor
tsnt OF subjects and one which some might think
nearly out but he considered that i, is stiil inn
portani tor no man can ever make successful Agr
cuurs without turning his attention to this subject
Bsr,ryards very frequently placed side'hill
snd sometimes they have stream running through
iher-bu, both these methods are erroneous. l;isa
waste OF al the liquid manure, which runs down into
the valleys in tine former case where 1t is not needed
the land being already sufficiently rich Il is desirable
that I'LL farmers should have knowledge OF Chemistry
pal is be amenied thai herS are thousands without
such knowledge II farmer understands Chemistry OIL
course In will pay great attention 10 the composition OF
chemical msnures But II no chemist he can derive
great benefit from paying attention to the teachings OF
Nature in this respect He will md that the leaves ana
other vegetable matter decomposng in forests make
good manure or he may learn from the praires swept
by ire how beneficial ashes may be 20 land and
;hs; il he uses ashes upon his meadows he will see
srca, benefit resulting thereirom The Doctor then
detailed plan for making compost heap but we could
rot ascertain what his ideas were.
Judge VAN WYcK followed in similar remarks advo-
eating the oil lime. IN answer 10 an inquiry from
some gentleman he stated that II is very mmaterai
whether it used in the best stsess quick-lime-or
centralized
Col. CLARK mentioned some facts in relation - the
application of the lime Hot lime in clay soil is not
good. Judge VAN WNcS said in answer To an IN
qeiry that salt grass is the best manure that can be ap
Piled To sandy Soils Mr.. SMITH followed in lev
observations rather peculiar. the topic Dr..
FIELD followed and advocated the use ot lime and
stable manure. with muck as compost.
There were received from ALEN,NpER WALSH, Of
Lansiaebuygh, tcw specimens OF the Ashle0 Kidney
Potato for distribution among members is said they
up the I'D OF June without any extra cultiva
ton and have 10 be planted cool situation keep
them back alitilc.
Y P PERRY OF Massachusetts, sen, some Cranberries
tor detribuuon--vcry large and OF excclen, flavor
grown on high land.
The Club, after long sitting, finally adjourned Rp,
poinring as mex, suhiect-RevyinS exhausted Soils
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ifliscrIlureons.
CArTIGN TO DEALERs u FIRE ARNI

z N ne ertOn - Etirn 4tlrl Blunt 6 Sums, IN hr
Circuit Court OF the Untec Siate, tnr Infringement o.
paienr ght 10 nufac-ur-. and SCI. . he USED
he sELF-COCkISCf PISTOL, verdict ns= been given
f,r ~. aintE h cos. Of Trial. snd OF twelve
hundred collars srd an Injunction has bseG issued against
Blunt Syus 10 restrain them ron mtlinS or s-ins sac
article Their petition Tor T'a and % carry u 70
Washington en- bill Of exceptions, has been refused
The public therefore respectfully cautioned agans
purchasing or selling the ) fCOckiug Pistols made by
ur Syns any Pistols OF a similar ard as by dsrr
"a ding MS caution would MAKE IL necessary ior ne
sub.crber 10 appeal 10 ih- Jaws fer protection IN al tuch
cases AL articles Of hi. Kind made By A-o Thur
Der Norwich Conn for sale ~ The prnc pa deal
rrs in The article In New. FcrE- ETHAN ALLLN.
Soryyich Conn l2rh Nov. 1916. ul62awfMSrhistp
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TO DEALERS IN FIRE ARMs.

l. CIRCUIT COURT. for tne sOutne'n District OF
I New Yorb.-F,than Allen - Ofl-5on Blunt q a.
Alexander Gardiner CLERK of The Crcu!t Court Of tnr
fuit-d Stas- for ne Southern District Of Newly orA %
h. rey certify hat b shove entitled suit was ir-d IN the
sat our! on the 23h aud -9h days OF April .si5 before
he Hon Smit Thompson. A-socat- justice o. ne -
,nI Court Of tae United Sat-s lint airy yg-s srapar-
nr-d md aa1 Inc case opened by A sherman o.
rb o,r of ne plan H. th.n Al-ul ead NJ. Sc1en
te ar Of the defendant CrasGn Beas. - sl mat after
t5e s4Geuce bad been close he case vas summed ~
" Ssd-a t,r th- cefeodau and 5y NJ. O2s.s Tor r-
p'aUti- that charge hefeGpcn gwen By TIE Iousi
70 ire jury whc retired under charge Of An otcer GUY
1paif 10 attend hem aad her return rendered re
following =srtict ~
TIA, ty enc that te plaintiff ia the original invent
or and paIers- entitled the full and srlsiTe fkat
pd 5sft Of Missing lstrJctiag using ana vending 70
oibers 10 b. u-et lbe improved locA cl,nrd By MIN and
81 forth IN a. psien-
And thew fxr:h-r sa7 TIA. the JOCK Manufactured esd
r.rt-d By he d-f-.dsafs . not ~ infringement OF me
plaintiffs rights and So the ssy 81.
All OF which zpp-.rs the minutes Of the said ina
recorded IN my oiEce ALEX GARDINER; Gist t,,
December :. $50 g -Ie--
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THE Sourn ND TIVE NoRTR.-Amons the move.
,Ilents in Congress "Wednesday was motion by Hon
Carret Davis inquire as 10 the OF ciy!i
governments in the conquered parts OF Mexico VAN
the difference OF opinion which prevails relative 70 the
proprcty Of such measure. wehave nothing now DO
The war on Mexico. as well as the purchase OF Texas
was undertaken with view OF multiplying siave-Ao!c
ing States by which beings which by law ana prscuce
denied the OF tie best human faculties are made
outweigh in the National Legislature the influence OF
;he high minded snd We tis fact not 70
discuss the question slavery which 10 De
ersd fact, ~ Mr. Gushing would say but 10 remark.
that whatever zeal the Northern tlsy manifest n
sustaining tie against Mexico, they viii, &C
sustain the object Ter which j; sevden that
made The whole o. the States East OF New -Jer
sew not excepting New ork. cO:n. look a. the
measures of the South with something more than -a
ousy They have made Up their minds that there must
DC MANU-! resistance the door OF Congress snd
when the us comes viii be sees that the Southern
l.0co-Focos VIII iud themselves without The wsNen
the Moth -aa; ceraiic member having assumed
more tin:-Eks consistency which VIII make the ira
fy when brought into collision WITH the s-eel OF the
South. The VIII De sustained. :he country cared
for with 81 the hbers!ty ,ast patriotism csn suggest
but there - liked determination among men OF Al
parties, 10 subu,, extension OF slave terri
tory. T. : Gazette
W RITING on NEwSP AFERs-A circular has been
issued by the pastotce department directing Deputy
PoSt,sSters 10 remove the wrappers from al transient
newspapers, printed circulars, price currents pam
phlets snd magazines received their respective oil
ices and i found contain any manuscript memo
r.ndurz of aly kind either written or stamped o.
uasrks or Signs, eNcep- the and address OF the
p.-scr 10 whom il : directed shall - charged Win
letter postage By weight Snt Il the person 70 whom il
i directed shall refuse 20 pay such postage the Post
rss,r i 10 send 10 tue office whence !: came and
nave the offender prosecuted or the penalty oS The
psrne OF the sender written 7r stamped the nsws
paper subjects hin: 10 the sAr''e penalty
TxP,RAIuELEp SPEED The Presidents Mes
sage was conveyed from Wheeling, Pa TO Columbus.
Ohio 35 miles, IL the short space OF 81 A0s a'G {
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CARLTON TO tyr PuRLrc

JohHSOu's TOOrlache DrOps.-Ine Glove
Aacdya- :,r Immediate and permanent cure o pain
fror decayed teeth. having, intrinsic value
remedy. become Immensely popular with those who haze
used H. riany limitations nave AteS nst9 rusI upon l
by unpunCp.ed rnd sold ~ he Original
as1 genuine arc The Object OF hi, paragraph IS 10
caution me pubic sEa nst M -c spurious compounds Ms
no Glove Auudyue possibly 10 the genuine article 50
and avOray known By tla name but Ihat prepared
during four or hve years 10. Il D. SANDS AIi Tor M
as wear by Heary johnson successor TO A. d sands
Coz who : Tie sole proprietor. The only sNty Tor
purchasers Ae and for Johusou's Ioohnche
Drops aud 20 the wTappe OF the vta a. every
Of he genuine has the signs,ure OF Henry Johnson
Prepared md sold by HENRY JOHNSON, Chemist. ~
Broadway west-.i-, tn Granite Binding sold also at
loo Fliton.s. = East Broadway and sos HGdso1-si dt
e. Goshen, Orange Co. Cc;o5er 3, isi6.-To VI.
SHt 4 gs"' pr ne No"tAfr' H"" p'rihs me mous "a
Siey and Juue a-' vas troubled %ltA severe sud oo
snate u-h. hcal -,ss- C. and from my eounLenaa.e
began 70 feel apqreten,ive WIS t- commencement OF
yr+Cun decline. md would emiia'e IN me consumption
friends tc make a rial OF The southern Balm did so,
srd have made Use Of only one toe ard believe u mas
been OF important = permanent ssrsioe 10 me-
now enjoy very good health and nIn enabled again 10
atend daily my ordinary business T9.is S5T'yS
Fors.le by resrsctaJe druggist. generally, and nj The
prncpa, depot % Cori!and-,L, hy 7 ALLCOCk CO
dl5 steod
- Greni Aches from little Toe-t 0Tns grow.
Tins has heeu FER by thousands 90 their sorrow. b lere
Is rcce,,i.y OF 'ir heng troubled nm ,ns1e fss.os
nedia- r-ief ard -I-cmsly cure al corn. juniors &c
I'm falls tie money VIII be- rrtunaei For ae
by DAVID SANDS 4 co. No - East Broadway leo Full
t6n.t aud rs Broadway c. II Ring lN2 broad"sS
Wat hetChuTI r. VI titlil - DIV y
rs sci Brond 4. a.. and ~ druggists ger- ally
Price - cents per box ~ lih
~ DR.. Rnnring's Body trace.-For The rel'e' OF
tcnkc4- thr voice. lungs. heart spinal. nervous, ie
male anu digestive syseminciucing dyspepsia coustps-
.uu piles dropping and distortion 30 common t. children
ana young ladies, also BLEEDING ~ TIE LuSGs Is per
feet slhsaius Jr me aud constituting shoulder
brere ~ their rerlicicls tenderness Unlike Ri
airr- Er,tv supporiiug tie smH OF tg htcN mEkn2
o ne f4c1r aud b. lituig feNiby the whole internal
ni., n o59ans Pamphlets ans boos - Common sense
ling information. Dee Ind a. tle Office +2j 5roed XHy
."aHf. . tsIIk Y
,-wnter Cure fiou-c.-Nr- 81 : Cove contn-
.s- 20 receive p4tFutI n-r t1UsT Tt 'tlA ~ New
Yors.
Ne O also y-l- ,sdje. and Children their bones and
gsrs disecIot os the -pp cation o " aier Cure -"
BOUQUETS
~ OF Choice. hare and Fraarnrr Exotic
Flowers made style please lh- most iastid01s'
81. TO b. had At few holr'' nouce Of ANS HOGo
rt4sfr seed srifn. ST. S-oatWty
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~ rEIIISt:ER,- LINIhKNF.-In Dbl

Z: = = ssa:y s.:s + Fl
taty ca-- IN sale u twenty thousand ooues hss 60
KNOW fainx ~ do AL thai expected o. u ~ Ns
ike mage In all rnsuna t.c sfect!oas and pains o. az III
every daure yeld IL Immediately. IL Is a. corr 49,
cure =. ,ores of any description either oc t o.
.pplicstoo made, and ia shorter 90. -, ~
c=tsedy offered 10 ihs people. - - grtnr
grant ,hf, add syreeabe-.O be used upon AZ asos
nAy and Internally aad no fear Of taxing cog sDs' "
M James hgrphy Of the B%~efy LINZ IN ~ Sns twsa
nz /. ssyed tn- life VI One oi nis t-el' a'' - N
DOZEN not a bottle has failed a., ,,,o,, h,x tsA
Hsn Bddge. al hi. place sroee ae, "a Mr. safaaA
gop.f,. builder. OF the bridge hr aasop 3slns osy,
he a o lhr-- or four bottle. hts GH. il - III. oon
be- n.y.. oas Of inc great causes Of .asos aisis
TO- a,y ,a.1 css, slo oes XII Harlem Railroad 6se
At boz nc 49, s,,J,s AZ 81 e1pts hof-- rsl 3u
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CUUu UOTEER-. PROTECT Itf 7 1-tL1.,[S
" SKINS OF gour BABES from The roQggi o.=sN -I.
.io-rnr wind. Of vsisterIo roI et yonr S EpiofGg
- vri,h CHAPpvD FLESH, CRACKED, hAoo , &c
- rs IN SsiSs or core ssc nleenx ~
60, .EfIIs,y axe Of RsDTAY'5 CHINEsE - 80.
GATED SOAP w! remove, cure sD p ,ir.d yo,.r
.sia I'd copieToa may Be aim p0,-' al, oS me ro ss
ais s. rs-aln rnsSofH; 90 me- fss s rep
ne s@d OF dsese sr pare. sweet and healthy
al rs.,orng t- eoraPeI9s 2 tAat oa S p ss faes
aica - III orpcpsi dkpos, 81 Hr3sor-s IA Bowery,
PEI IS and ~. CEahsn-,.- y. Mrs Hayes
ia Sa,tcr.s Brooklyn 2il Broadway, sat most Of the
pr-gZ:ss = tris city. nA lHeoe'
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New Publications.

I. Tax NourH'S CABINET. vol / has been
elegantly bound sad published SIS Gin Book FOR the
holidays volume of permanent interest and val
e and contain. Jus; the RICH, Kind OF reading for ehii
dren twelve years old under The Editor, Rev F. C
wooDwoSrH has proved himself highly qnsiied TO
conduct such periodical and are glad TO know that
It's circulation is constantly increasing. The printer y
4, wooDwoSrH has given to the work dress exceed
Ssy credsbe to bis TASTE and enterprise. Published
s;lS5 Nasssu-st
y Tbs RosE, or Aaccncns Cir for l>9.:
sdised by E,rllY MARSHALL, makes It's annusl bow Il
"a small, nes, siteooS OF e52 pages, with Steel
s0grsynss OF moderate merit; The Literary contents
SprOse and msnly selections from British
SOrss this Country. Ga the whole ,is pretty
Sook appleton 4 Coz
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UNRIVALED REMEDY

rrucus accompanied Nth emacstiocthese
and often fatal symptoms are completely s'os anu re-
'F'S1 " UNR1vALED REMEDY 49,
known Doctor Roberl b FoiSers Olosaonian or Al
Healing Bassm sucn has been me case IN haHdfe'' Of
instances within few months past
M caleb w Ward. IA Wa.niugton-st Newark, y. J.
md uif.rrd for M re than four years with Consumption
and could 10, d remedy hi ,dsese HE physicians
aud hi. friends d-spsrrd aud tod nm re must die Bat
PERFECTLY RESTORED,
and Il. nov living 10 tel the story for himself
Nr Colbert " Owen, OF Wi.iamsbGrgh, VINO vas n'-'
seized with irageuzs, Faich ief behind u ssfy s..f
en-, sud .sho q. srge cusriit-s % oltod w f"
currt he wa very low II Inc time ne heefn ~ ~ ~
abe &c work Al h' race ever '' " 100
Rev Sfr Earle Pas,or Of the Union ssptsi cslrch at
Cold Sprag. l. l. was r-.lsyed Of t,,l'i. ~, =.
.sTers Of his trends f9r The SANE COMPLAINT and iA|y all
used i WIN COMPLETE SUCCESS.
60 also win Sir, Elza Leland VI 5cloocraf, Michigan.
Who's. case given n fgi. IN to.gsr- Messenger;
yeace It copied word for word - help sons afo'h-
~ i 40 with he certificate Of La renee of Brook
I'm, aad o!as.. ina: ~; herssiLsr 9g naTea sad
~ show What the uapriacip!-c viii do ard YisS dirty
rck, they viii resort 70 n CIDER 70 sect aet or
backed By so and al the SANDER that may come sofn
he sane Inc pe5ie will bear IN mind and renen
OF "a DocToR ROBERT E, FOLDERS
oIosaonisp or Al Healing Bal'as tn4t has performed
th=-- great Il va. 10 Other medicine ~ oi4s u
ss,- am. nov Il Of - ytftuss " nat II
as toc- oacr It vii DO again Remember also hat Inc
,,--.- rs1 orlg b. obtaa.d At ~ crnc4pa once.
~ 1E FULTON sTREET-IeI &
q door, s.. Of ro.vsy q 5oor, opposite y r9gleor
y NY regular Agents - so.oTF. J. = G0dd z,'1 ~
Hudson. " cor o. springi D. Z s1drt BY -af1i
N CtristDpse--a opposite S- 'prd A. w Ga1lcf az
~ sgen1- And ~ 3thav-nEe ED-nezer Cook, corner :"
Grand md Aie1 81 GGion. Bgyefy, corner o.
Grand 81 Ryan. corner Of Boiy-ry sEd Pfllce-si " J.
Kfrov corner u Clinton and Diyi-iO. IS. r Z Moss
corner Of Grare and CanEoni Bingham 3iilzf corner
arerue 4ad 5d.s-; eat Il Brooklyn, c. Blagfossl
iancron o; Fulton AID Main George 2 Noun %
FG!toz--L ccrn-r u A1s1-s Z Haitoc1, corf-r ny
ACME and P-ar.-si Fad ". 2. EsroTe. Alsne, eoLs
Of Nigow-st. sonth Ferry. ~ ,--o
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3ouroina ano Sotsla.


ATHENEUM HOTEL, BAT BROADWAY.
kep.ror- IN the first and second toors with bed rooms
attached will let or lhe win.er WIKI OF without meals
Meals VIII b. served N the rooms required Also, Two
small parors with bedrooms, and several single rooms
with craes-a whieh VIII bo lei for moderate Prt.A
pst-os wishing desirable rooms had better make ni
mediate application. oil Nv
NATIONAL HoTEL-BoAkDERs.
No. CertG,ldIt.
FEW regular Bcarisrs either familie. OF slnge sel
Abdomen eau DC accommodated al the Nations. Hotel,
No ; CortiHndst The rooms esng pleasantly situated,
ard every coultor! pTovtdedoy J. b. CUNTS,
dl4Z2l' No. CoTusnt.s1
rOARD-rwo single: gentlemen can DO accommodated
ID wi,h good board aud very pleasant rooms ST No.
Whtesl where you w' find piss.an1 aud respectable
home. elo w
BOARD, Nc.A gentleman and his wife and single
9 gentleman be- accoumc lated with board and rooms
No. p The on the second fronting
the street 1l2 wv
IlOARDINs;-A few single gentlemen, or senE!emen
ID their oOtsn very ,eassnt furnished
rooms board, No, &5 Wlism-sL few doors rom
Pesrist me lth-
BOARDING and well furnished rooms, with strictly
Dpriy4te ipwily, SO AcDougal,st az lm
AATASTEE-ln inc In " ard, un(utuishsd rooms
~ with board, for gentleman aud his wife Address
C. {. ". Tribune olhce az wv
ITO IET-A g-u,ecl family having snn OF room. to
spare are wiling euarse their circle by tl2ips
Ter Inquire Al Twenty-stxhst hall way between Lex
iug lon aud Third -av2Gues. dlo ~
DOplis TO LET WITH BOARD.-A gentle.
three single gentlemen In private family at q Hudson
~ MA Inn