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Farther Particulars of the Los, of the Atlantic.


Friday night
steamboat Governor, OFF SroNIS@ToN-
MrssRs. GRErJ.yY x McELRATH-ten; The
loss OF the Atlantic is doubtless known to YOU but
the particulars msy not vet have reached you |
will therefore give you such as have picked up
aboard in convers alton, al Of which turns upon u
every group discussing i, in gloomy whispers |
canno, vouch for their perfect accuracy, as get
them from hearsay
The Atlantic left Norwich for y. Y. late We'd
nesdav night in the mos, violent gale ever ieit on
the Sound In Boston. where then was 1t oiew
almost hurricane, accompanied with snow anu ana
sleet The next morning az sunrise she was So.
BY telescopes al S,onington et anchor on lshei
Island She lay there all Thursday oat any rs
sissance to her was impossible. The Massaenu-
se,ts reached Stonington in safety, but WIN SA'
IRENE difficulty. For her to have approacned ,,s'
boat would have involved her loss also. Inc Mo
hogan made the attempt in vain.
/ On Thursday 2. NJ. the Atlantic was seen 70
have dragged her anchors, which she did tor OF ;
| miles and the sea made clesr breach over net
| Some fifteen bold and humane heetmen OF Stonihs-
ton and Mystic whose names l would wish 10 re,
cosd procured smack the best OF all sea ooats'l
1 and started at P ". to land at West Haroor on
the other s'ds Of the island, mile from her and
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GrhoCis.

- CHo0L- Hampstead Seminary Male Boarding School
- Hemp--sl. l. l. - mics from iEe City branch CT
the L. / Rnir al. The yHirter wiz commence % OF
November. Circulars J. Cbazocrl's, 81 Cedarst The
principal his month at 2 Broadway.
o6 2meod- DUNN, \. NJ Principal.
nI-BROV,S Riding SCHOOL, No. its Sow.
~ cry A,tor and Lafayette places, SeyvYork
Nj D. has tire honor announce that his School Is
Day and Evening for EGges,rian Tuition and Exercise
Riding TERMS.
lf Lessons ..........sl5 90 Month .........si2
10 do ......... 10 COL n Rides ............. 10 90
I do ............ : 00ll0 do ............... 80
Single Lessons col single Rides IS
Road do ....... 81
y 8. Highly trained and quiet Horses Tor The road
psrgde. 10 lei! EVENING CLASS.
- Lessons no ~ Rides ~
Single " ....-.,--... On Single Rides .......... q -
RULES.
Al Lessons Rides paid for on commencing.
= One hour allowed for each Lesson Ride in the School
S. One hour and half foT Lesson on the Road.
{. Hours ;or Ladies' from 4. NJ 20 3 p. VI
). Hours for Gentlemen from 10 snd from 10 o! P. NJ.
6..Ns gentleman admitted during tie hours appropriated
Ladies.
Or!yI months so,v e.! for Course OF Lessons or Rides
y Is. The Schoo! mas been refte1 and furnished with
Stoves Ladies in delicate healh need be under Rp-
prrheusion OF taking cold
rsrd Of address requested previous 10 commencing
?. $ The School viii b- open eaIh "Wednesday al day
for Hde-. 81 ,r =.
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CITY ITEMS.


CHILD BcEyr.-A colored child abor: , years
o'i r.= ,s--5t- burnt yesterday af:er-ccr :: No -
TEou.a.-s, iu-ag ire Eouoer:s-y absence of u mother
L. recover i considered Goa5t-cl
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CABAsD DRIvER ARRESTED. -0aicsr Appleyari
last found cab No - in the street minus river
He took the vagrant horse and vehicle nto custody TO-
seIhe- with the missing driver WHO came up as TIE off,
cer was driving OF TIE drivers is Joseph Roul-
sion
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p.rrAgp, Professor Of the Gui.

So. - 81, No IS SprIrgs- rez- Wooster, y
$3.50 i;rstots fsr re purpose OF forming Glasses OF
- 49,. ~ F7-r Fc.e pills; he ;eETEs gradually d.
-.,a7,~ a. .i. numbers .-c-ease Guitar I'D Singing
I-.so-. : csasl J. 8 corstzai.y o. eant choice
S,-- ~ -, recently improved model, combine
-.f s,-r s1 esy .oach, and grealFo~er and brilan
:. -. -. ~ ~ FL II
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TsEFT or A CLoAE-A man was last night ar
rested chsrsed WIKI stealing cloak from the house OF
Mrs Luther No Pesr! g.
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-. ,.,,o. f.om lirrle Toe. CORN. zroy.,

~ ~ So ~. sSncs their sorrow bat mere
. no -esiTy Of mex beng :-oasst III .a-se FIRING
A-v longer for LIE AsABJAr Co.'S ~ WI s.Fe m
n n feIs 10 care tie money vi BE rslac4c Tor sa-
bv DAVID SANDS co. Nc = E4si Sfoad7Tsy l'e sG
u. 5.-br,-1 iai Fulion---, Z u GGlon, II So~e-
n. ST. Broacvvsy. and % dI1ggs.. generally
Pre- 5 cont. l-r box. - II
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SIR In answer to your letter OF the I'd instant have
no hesitation 10 say that hold the Act retoceding the
County of Alexandria the State OF Virginia uncon
s,iiu,ional and void How the Supreme Court OF the
United states would consider it. cannot undertake 10
Judge nor how they could carry into execution should
thrS determine their ACT unconstitutional The Corsi
tuition OF the United States
Star magma Rorstris lmbra.
am very respectfully &c your obsdent servant
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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SANDWICH IsLASDs-The following extracts
from letter Of Rev Walter Cotton from Mon.
terev. California. VIII be read with interest
I-nitni S.ntes F-iga.e Cn---n-.
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Situanor.s, or. iosntsa.
WANTS. sTPPLIEn-D,.,-.. -, :.

WANTS sUPPL1ED.-TS<-ss Z. NJ rsci -rs.d ~
w tcii-R:cAesie1- fae Sssi01sl in.einrsccs oSsce
Ne OrysI ~ Y has i.esrC Boxes pGsccs !. ,Se sol!os
ng lozcas and the nan1Sey VIII 30 .sc,n "a q, r,st
lie convenience o. subscribers thereto (at oz soxr
yesr thereby saving ss patrons CT hts hpr,rss esiss
-srt ay other annoyance, n fair ~eaxner t,p
OF Slps blank form OF orders for srvac;s ae re hs
and dropping such Into Any q The boxes enrnaerxfed
which shsl! be promptly attended - a. Il tie ps-rss
VISITED the oe-. Faailtss subscribing win Sc cap
pi:ed wit: those blanks and G receipt
py. Clay No, : Sartck-st cor. FrsIklr+sL
Air OiGsied. grocer cor. Spring End Washington
Or Wasrers us Sleccker~s opposite CouxS place -
SHS Nlfsre, yrccery, Slxih-sv, and Sirih-ss
~. ai1io7,s, eeS- Of Eighth avenue ard srth-st
Pr \ orieseua1, eosis;, SIS Broadway, W. ua!oa&e
sif eessocs grocer. No Thi-d-xy. Ssvecth.st
II NaseSs, . doastor-sl cor Avecre D.
Dr LersS, cor Essex snd AeQsscc SIS.
Dr. Lyon. 80 Gcsai-st
ar D owen uaerea t.iles. eer SOC Grand and Es.sx.
d.. Gicer;si, grocer, 80 Bro ru>e-s, Cealer Market
Mr. Mehsl spirit sas and lamp Store Cas,a.In.sss
Mr.. OGei, csr. si-si and Third avenue "ots.ly,rs
Mr. WAsslsns. s4th-st and Tsird.av Ycrkvili.A
Mr, Stsrmers, s. the Bridge, Hsraeai,-
NJ. SurshSns, s. mies, Bloou,!cgda!e road
NJ. Gillespie, family grocer, $s,-st Nln;h-sve1aa
Messrs. HiPp Browns stays etee. lsshsi- Niah-av,
Try tbs othcr. Our u,oi;o s. +" No cure, Pay
al0 llsos WA. ?. lSSES L CO
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Montsrev. CALIFORNIA. J

Monterey. CALIFORNIA. July q. 1916
was delighted with the Sandwich Islands they are
IS wild az the cones OF their extngu;shed volcanoes
which s; tower toward heaven. sad FROM in savage
grandeur on the sea The missionaries were hosuita5e
and attentive TO Us we listed a.! their schools and
were highly delighted. They doing an immense
amour: Of good spoke in their stone church 10
some three thousand persons on the Christian sympa
thy felt in the United States tor tdem-and then told
them Commodore stockton present. aud hoped he
would consent 20 address them ne sitting By the
side of the king he forward and spoke for an hour
with tervcncy and effect tho benefits the Christian
religion &c The king and high chief came Up at the
close and thanked FOR addresses We raised two
hundred dollars board ship 10 aid the Sesmen.
Chaplain the port Of Honolulu, and sailed for this port;
witch we reached in twenty three iays-the distance i
nearly three thousand miles. The palace OF Monterey
is in hands. and have been appointed slcade-
that judge have good associate who has read law
little and SIT all criminal that are to 5c
tried our decisions VIII not probably rival those OF
Mansfield in lesrninswe 60 for unsophistcsed justice
the only chaplain out here and otciae alternately
on board the Congress and the irigste Savannah Ny
duties alcRlde do interfere with my regular
vices the Sabbath though they very onerou5.
hare besides my journal 10 keep have no time to
rest but my hea,h with all This spreiiy good.
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tge JoHy QUINCY ADAMS has written the FOL
lowing letter to gentleman OF Alexandria. in re-
ference 10 the re,rocessiou OF that town 10 the State
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BOUQUETS

- ~ fLnfre Rare and Fragrant EXOTIC
-. ~ stve 70 please ne r1o.I tastd.0-s.
~ - S.f a few hours' notice, Of aMEs HOGG,
n - - x - - Scotsman, I'D Broadway.
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v0TE 90 cANAL coNMssL oNERAro=eisll


Way Lsco.
Thomas Cloves. 1881 John : gudson.. sololl
Charles Cook------lS7-'I5 Cornelius Aea. 1855
Mess-s- Cloves and Hudson were adopted
BY the Anthem. State Convention. ana 50 elected
The vote for Cook and Allen exhibits the V ig and
Loco Foco vote respectively apa-, from that cast
by the Anti-Rsnters
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Wafer Cure House--M,s u 5 Cove corttz-
receive patients a. ne' -'s7' - '-- - W.
YORK -, ..5t=,.- =. ~ .,-,.z s,a
siyes disecii0rs for he applss-oo - = so este-
-rJ Coleman, Exchange Broker, No. 6S
- 49, IT5curren; Money 5ou CHI zcc sold
scId and silver exchanged notes I'D tEas collected OF
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Goal
DEACH ORCHARD COAL-Thir


nFACH ORCHARD COAI--Thrlsenth-st- YARD
Peach Orchard Cos-Thc subscriber has Just opened
yard above. and hand choice lot OF Red
Asn Sgs i'. i 80 snvs and NM Tor
.ne 80 i ~ 49, .btgb Ubite al
sac a. 10" sst itIae P'iS tso v, II ., -. -,
.I7efp Az Zimmerman N"as -, ,.aNN -" " ~ ~
foa 'e1T Iryr y1I Or ss,es Tx W s,h .,
'SiohhS III @ "SG ., 80 p-o.a,gso
,h,. 49,. a w., ys .'. ~ = L. col by ~. rsyoo
- ~ 80. ,o, s' '-- " '''' '- LUMP s3,
'. e--s-e - 81
PER ToS.-re-cn orchard iisl! .,a' co Goa" ~
'1I 'creened 10 Sood older gDoo sIyPJ ~ ~
sizes Goa IN ysrd enc drVefs9 10 lf. ae - ~
10" pres. 300 49, ., ~ NJ % sfHpsOy;J
ton, delivered 'fee oil cstsSe nom 80 49,,
r ge,t eusl,ty OF Chestnut for engines. MI 2~-
r. r--.,-- yJIIi as
'C-nIoEhi - ~ Cct - ~ -. oaoys roaJ fr..a
- charse N 70" ~, 81 -, iii INN os al Ina
rom ne eothpany IL 80 al. low for cash; apply
T STOKES DlCHERsoS, NO, % an,it aa.1 81.
Isu rear 6tn-s7snue and l01 Anlnonys 1 o- ~:
GOAI,ofs a. knas or rsf ~ 5is,e. IN anso,iti-,
Olce, 70 "a ,.srrsnt.d good article oder.
70 SUI pr 1890 - ~ Irn
pronl..-y z--e-.--
AMPS, GIHASDOLEs, Hail i.satsrnp sElc Chan
L. del-rs-Deitz, Brother Co W.shtn gron Stores No
1873 W..r-st are manufacturing and Fave Always on
hand full sssoruerL Of articles N their Inc, OF the 'o
lowing cescr puions which they VIII sell wholesale or
feLa4 - ~" ~ ~ Isl
Solar LsInP'.G sfonze aHd IN sfes' 'A'i''S
P1s ga. 90 Do.
safsr Chsn5ei,,r, Do Do 2 and Eshs
saspeading Caiuphsne Lamps; sraeksE 10. do.
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Plan FOR AforIsHrSe SLAyERY.-The follow
lag is the plan proposed by Hon Dnvia Sears OF
Boston in his letter 70 j. u. Adams, tor the Adolf
ton of Slavery
l. That Commissioners he appointed bv the United
States and confirmed by the Senate whose duty shall
bcurdcr such conditions as Congress mag determine
TO purchase and emancipatc s!aves-beine women ana
chidren-5oru prior 1850 and held bound to service
by any citizen of the United States WITHIN such 1Ie "
ms rn ma have NOT vet abolished Slavery and that
annual appropriations be made by Congress tor 'liz
purpose. ,.-o 49,, s,.,, n,
Labou the United states no hereditary Sdrery. But
tba, on an after tina; date ery child born within The
United States o; America jurisdiction and Terri
tories shall be born ire.
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LOST OR STOLEN

LOST Or STOLEN,
THREE NOTES ono al 80 days, dated Oct 18th. 1870
L for SI34 o. One at months date for ESQ ",
payable Sieuben County Bank Bath, drawn by Edw
r Hubbell and endorsed by Depew Mann Co. aud
o, Oo0 dated about st March, 1885, al 20 days. pay
able NJ Merchants Exchange Bank. drawn by pspew.
Mann Co. and endorsed by Thomas Southland. Ae the
payment OF SAID notes has been stopped, all persons
hereby cautioned agains, negotiating the same.
DEPEW, MANN 4 CO. Ia Warrsu-sI
v B. Any person returning said Notes the subscrbsIs
viii De literally rewarded and no questions asked
ScS-York, Nov 2lsI, 1896. ms WI D. M CO
I OST-Supposed by the dre Of July, 1896, two CeTun
IL ufcaes OF Stock the N. Railroad aud Trunsn Co
one dated June 81 lsIl, for shares One dated Nov
le44 Il shares In the name Of Eliza Brown This
public cautioned against receiving said certificates
application is made for their renewal. MIS- 3w'
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8ELLEYILLE WHITE LEAF

3ELLEvILLE WHITE LEAD.
THE subscribers receiving from he factory OF 5s
vile, -. j. neY regular gu pies OF .nis 81 49,
dry and IL oil pei Up ir casks s1d kegs, y icn n-J
rant eCusl u cGali;J shy imported sraHo. -" ~ "
lots Of oue and upwards, u ,-, ,.k y,,,fst
Z n llr.rSr ~ ~ ~
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-.ssr--t-. IMPORTANT 10 purchasers 0f fiaLo
EsE-T5-p Fortss-The subscribers having purchased
Nh Gof Mr. JohG Serbian ,h. exclusive rghi 10
VI ~ III I'm. United States TO hls Patent Harp Franc
Improvement In Piano Forte now manufacturing soma
very splendid Rosewood and Hahogunany Plano Forlss
which are warranted superior Ia IONS To any now In use
and 10 keep in much longer. Tho improvement con
sists In beautiful Harp frao, peculiar IN consos
uon taxing all Tho strain Of the strings from tho case also
general Of The approved modern styles o.
snished ins,rurnenta BENNETT, ROGERS CO.
40 1872 Fuon.st Esat side Of Broadway
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IGNORANCE AyD CRIus-We take the follow
ing from Douelns Jerrolds paper OF The 18th nltimo


ing from Douglas Jerrolds paper OF The 18th uItimo
According to the returns OF tho ReeistrsrGeners
onehalf Of the adult population OF England and Wales
are unable 10 write their names and Mr.. Porter
that during the year, l-l. $50 and lsfl on, of 30
- persons married 303s36 affixed thcir mark the
marriage register by way OF signature In Mr Tremen-
hers report 20 the Committee OF Council Education
ne observes that in Noumouthshire and Wales = males
in 100 and 90 females in 00 unable write their
names while in Cheshire and Lancashire 20 per
of males and per Of females similarly dis
qualified In his inquiries into the of crime in tho
Northern division OF Lancashire. Rev Mr. Clay, refer
ring 20 the prisoners admitted into the House OF Correc
tion Preston during the year l. Il, asccrained that
1922 persons committed 70 per cent unable 10
name the months OF the year. 30 per cent !guo
of the OF the reienlng sovereign IL peg cent
knew not the import OF the words virtue vice, RICH
teousness &C. while 10 per cent were unable 70 count
hundred Incredible as II mag appear. among the
opinions Her Majesys name seventeen were in Ia
vrr of Prince Albert while thirteen supposed II 10 be
Elizabeth Their religious ignorance WINS still more
deplohble for % per cent hHd never heard OF the name
OF the Saviour We might multiply similar facts, but
those adduced are sufficient show the necessity OF
some plan being adopted educate the great body OF
the people our bonsted claim of being h the head OF
civilized Europe Will hardly be conceded so long
half of our adult population neither write read
and our material wealth VIII only be regarded the
exponent OF an ingenious system OF industrial slavery
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= TanMPs0N,. PRRMIrM rRUse

L( THUWfSONS FhEEHILIH IHIf5TI
z II NlimpSoyed By j. q. Benjamin, IS Bsekmsl-st u
universally approved ofby the Medical Fsfu
~ and all who IEsm, as tho pressure cxs
be graduaed from fly pc1nds on tho ruptrr1 viii
o1I baes pad which does 20 Girch injury 70 us SPINE,
aun. weaSnsss and gain 10 tho back and sdss md ofo
usrmanent spinal disease Six days Trial gysn ard oct
psrfecuy sf1rtory. money returned elP alsp
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w ANTED-A lew r,scn 10 esl.stsh sgrrcie. ena circs

W ANIED-A teW rler 10 establish agc.cfes circk
late ceeers.-d medicines N Al parts OF he co1nry
sad u'edaeines are prepared BY &c emtnoc, practical
physician and chemist who has bad years pscuee tA
ciy and IS member % Medical Sceleyy for ,se eiy
and State OF NewTork Eer each disease ,sere e srsS
remedy properly Labelled with dresrsns for and dss
cns procured this establishment VIII be warruatsa s
etsc Apply the German Laboratory ii Cham
eerssL Address eoN lSSs post Office. AL letters rs be
Posi- paid niSE
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C.TTION no DEALERs METRE ARMs-

CAUTION TO DEALERS IN FIRE ARMS
" In the action VI Ethan A.< va. B!uat gyms, la ~
Circuit Court Of the Cniled s,ars for 40 mi iGgerent
IL rstSntr ghl 10 manufacture, and sell DO used
the 5ELF.COCKINd PISTOL, verdict hss eoeu Elyso
for The pain e. with OF uta, and trs o. wsvs
hund red collars hd injunction mas been s'Gsd fgaa
Blunt Syrns restrain from ma,irg or ss!ns SAG
article fher perton for rial, sad 70 ,effy 70
~ asaingpou bill Of exceptions, has oeen rsqsea
The public therefore res2ecuuBJ caaEon9c 49,
purchasing selling the 8. scoeklag r:ios nsSe ~
gunt SIMS or any Pistols u similar kird, as ~ osaS
q. din. his caution 1t would make IL nfcessay i9r ns
subscriber 70 appeal ,he Laws Tor protecnof 20 51
cases All articles Of ih:I kind are made BY Hoa
Der Norwich Conn and are fer bale ~ sss
ere IN the article Ia Ne~-E orA .Esa HTxEraI.,n
Norwich Conn. 9Th Nov lGS. nis 9.w1 ma lnI.sP
TS-RSCE OF COFFEE.-This delicious osyersss.
Fnate o. The ourss, acd Coffee has g.sne6 greet
oopuiaIIy 20, only s1eon2i Of re grrat .as!I q
easpoon fa more less 10 cup o. 40. wster % nuk
- os astab. coffee, but GAO % ia superiority 70 sny
- - - -,sSo.r,d In he usual ~ay.
having !e1ly attained some advantages
- slI The asyor IL The esssnee u confident sE
- III. = 80. Stye satisfaction 70 al wis Try L.
~ :. Lee, IS M.iten-isne IE3 Broadway $50 Broad
wsy' ~ broadway, Union place $40 Bovsry, DO Gov;
J4 ChnthsIa-s u Cenre-st IS East Broadway, ISL
East Broadway, l0l Cedarst 1872 Charnsersst.
z L SZADECZKY, Asuufscturer,
m Jvyf. Nc. 90 AurfuY.sL
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,,s4Rue--I PLANO EOkTEs al very low prcrs--
sEg.Ss9 P.rsons about purchasing Pianos win 6nd
Ia N IL TO th.r advantage to call al H. Glenn =,
Brosdwsyl senafs assortment OF MzaozAay aEd hoss
wood Pianos constantly hand, which viii be sold ow to
rxh or spufov.d oaper Dealers posd liberal terms
my27 r. GLENN Il co. 1874 FulloD-st
I'm FALL FAsHIOSs.-Th1 subscriber would cal
Hi The attention Of his friends and the public gsnsrs
70 hi. large and superior assortment OF geoIsment
Hats which FOR durability general appearance and sconc
nv, are not sxc.lled by any offered iD ,hir eliy.
Also 4 A,ys assortment Of fnsns and boys caps " y
10 ,rsrc In. sboy, doss NOT give ample ssnstscl!ou,
can be Iully obtained by giving Information 70
sill 3neod- }. w. n1.Ll-N,IN, w Sane-..s
NU EaII. FA5HfONS.-hau, Hxts.--fans m.Js
MI .tn bnis Al So equal those sold by others a. -
1890 so alexaa, dres. e. 81 aud 81 %, aupeorU
~ C. O. Murch will be pleased 10 see his friends hi
-,shishm.nt GEORGE p. II. BROWN,
r5t I'm. f<S Csnal-st
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Boarding. arb Sctsis.

BOARDING IN private family. Two young can
ID accommodated at 1871 Fourh-s,. References ez
changed To person wishing To gain knowledge OF Tie
German language this place would be atvAnnge"us--,n
10AKD-A gentleman aud lady, or two angle gentle.
- accommodated with good board and plcns
rooms No. 80 Wbs-sl where hey will lind pleas
ant md agreeable home q !.
ROARDING-A few single geniietlel, or geEtcinan
IL with their wives, obtain pleasant fbrrtnet
rooms with board al No S5 Wfllipfnst few doors from
Psarist hiB Inn
DOOM AND BOARD-Pisneponi.s Brooslyn-A
ltfsmy Intending leave town wish 10 ra-le tsir
with without furniture which Is very choce having
large panrss attached board reasonable family unsx
cepdonnsle. Address box 255g Post Office New York.
ms lw-
DUO1ls TO LET WITH BOARD.-A ssods
1hnan and hts wife can be accommodated also Two or
three single gentlemen. In private family at 81 Hudson
II las-
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A GENTS are wanted 10 undertake the sale OF anA
fAGsel patented article that be sold avery family
IN the Union. To OF respeciab.y and business hak
ia, guaranty OF $500 per will DO given Apply
c. ALDEN, No. III Futorst SewYork
All letters must be post paid. ms In
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NTEW-JERsEY COPPER ORE.-For sale, %
.oas Of Copper Ore rsy Epaurst) from The Fleming
ION Nine Appty 70 z 3. EART,
fyS nc TO II haEoVcf-A
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NNANTED-rhe advertiser has Machine Shop, o.
" over 10 years standing In which IS
~ and probably employed and 10 DESTROYS OF unidrg x
with another ofsbou' the force BY saving root a
AND other expenses new paid BY tive. aad Introducing
ecUromy ana efficiency in other drpsrunens very taod
aud desirable bushes, may DO o6lsined The build
nss and steam engine erected The Psst sesso1
within or 10 hours otth city, and otherwise very eli
ghly situated References given and required. Addrsss
y. at the Office Of The Tribune uii Sw%
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WASTED.-A few active young Men io ~ SogIh
Wet 20 set A. Agents for The sale Of ana popular
PGohcstions-Soo and shove their -xpSnses wiz be
Insured 20 HEN In writing with opportunity clearing
sltpo per y-sr. Sons u'e1 ir employ viii NJ
doubt make Sieeo per year clear " AL experse
Each will have hs district |; will be necessary sos
tem TO have lsasI from $50 cbtstu good 6tins
out Apply 81 FRENCH'S Publishing hall, &SS Brpud.
~sy up stairs oce OF the Ssg OF our Onion. AL letter,
cius; be post rsid. auG Il
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IUPFS. oIUFFS-Tredwel Frost, 10 hnd 20
4f1 Pears-sL below FutcpsL hare on rano -
for sale a. the very lowest market prices, co..1
extensive assortment OF 2ass, comprising every
ing else where. TREoHkLAt ee1 pcrris,
n2l In ~ ~ - -
MUFFs, UFFs, Ofeyery ynss,y me- e Dee. e. o ad
s'u hs;Jr~rJ, ha.s win festsefs Tie
aboye article. Tor sale so nos s 20, =
MOSARQUEs 's1a.SAND Mig 2u'
"a B0wery-
S,,-Eo.cterbocker fire insursnce Comps
~ .! New York, November 2ls, !%ts1Tee Prs..dsni
ans 20 snI sser tho fYst day Of December next
cent boks viii closed FROM sd tcs 7cra the
sr - az z. o. 1 3. MCDONALD. sssrsssry
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1SFORMATION WANTED.-Chs-lcs Mc0uulsa.
who len Londonderry twenty-five year. since in The
ship Hector Capt Dunwsrd. for Bedford. aye "
fourteen years, and 10 Supposed TO be steward
OF tue steamboats, from NewYork for Boston, IL Ia
formed that hs morher aud sister reside No et Vine
81 Philadelphia. where they very anxious to nisn
or hssr from him nGS
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DyERTIsEMENT fof lh- Es%.pspers o. s. 81 tas
A Sie. and oracipsi towns IN me coenfy are Day re-
reived a, The etc. Of " g. PALaEE. ur nsonI' ~ lie s
Tribune Buildings where ne pspei' - 49,
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board the Atlantic is believed 10 be without found
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