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NEw.YoRK, FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 30, 1857.

BODY was no. trused rcr d. c-l-s ir'-rhed 60 much
a. would prob -hv result from p -rlr over the
rac- ren ira it ls.y ftsf he junpei lr t..o-v the
Falls % car get copy a. bic irt'er vii end y0u
trsrf'stGn.
The store kert BIZ NJ woodruff il connection
with the Post Ottce in It's village. was broken
open uight ef0rs lsst and s0oui 500 IN cash taken
sn some packages az goods tn amount ot which Is
not Known TIE most remarkable part Of the thef,
the taking Of some nots ~ hand which Mr. W had been
l0uT oudeav0ring 10 collect he says u the thief can
make anything 0ri of ihem be- Eili forgive him.
Among toe visiters here 81 present notice NJ
H0DGEs Of Georgia. who vas present rs delegate
~ the Chicago Convention. Mr. ANDERSON the trss-csn
is also here bu, leaves tocsy for Montreal where be
appears on Monday next Hon. W. {. HAsRRoUcE.
Speaker OF Assembly is also here.
As | intend visiting the upper Lakes as well as
the lower after short rest here you may expect % hear
from m. fir few weeks anywhere between Green
Bag and Quebec
/ understand that Mr. CoRwIN, Of Ohio, vii prob
ably make us visi. here this summer Where
ever sound truth and morality have admirers Tow
CoRwls is not without friends. / trust the day
is not ar distant when the country Will universally
Join Mr. CoRwIS in condemning c0wsri.y party
who ran from our clear and unquestionabe ter
rt0ry 10 Oregon before a ioe worthy Of fight,
only u plumber n weak neighbor Of territory
which was clearly and uuqaesti0nab.y na' ours
HICHELIEU.
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acknowledgements, Incidents, &c.
NIAGARA FALLS. Jul.

NIAGARA FALLS, July %, lsi7
It's now long time since had the pleasure Of
exchanging friendly greetings with your readers
so long that my own old signature almost startles
me- Yet still | look back with friendly recollec-
lions OF the many pleasant hours we have had to-
eether. As intend making dying visit 10 several
parts Of the country, with your permission shan
give YOU occasionally hint Of anything coming IN
der my observation, worthy OF notice from me
TI7bune's readers
The hotels here are now remarkably fall. The
Cataract has regular set OF ooarders numbering
between two snd three hundred. IL . under ine man
seement Of WHIrNBY sons. rs size may be judged
of ~ the numbers who ud is root their pleas Ant pro
lection The Eagle though not as extensive - quite
popular under the excellent management q hoL-ls
WHfrE long known - the travelling puu4lc as Toe ue'l
ideal Of landlord u accommodate about ivV ana
IL IS filed with a very pleasant company llst nov
When the new hotel whose foundation IT, on seA-e
almost majestic IS the great ais themselves = oo
pleted we snail have room snd verge enough for the
increasing number Of those Who throng 70 wofsnp II
this majestic voce.yen Of Nature. Tbs Clifton hou'e
on the Canada side i very pleasant place oil Iesoi~
and il now admirably conducted By Mr.. SHEARS, lol-
merry of Buffalo. buG enough concerning the accom-
moistous
On Thursday last young lady named ELIZA,
18TH r. LIFrINCOTT, whose father resides near
Morri,,own n j. Srrived Al the Esgle Hotel she was
IN delicate health but her erihusas led her examine
every thing 10 be OF this great work Of Nature The
excitement sud fatigue proved too much Tor her and
the next morning she died By hsmorrhAse OF me lungs
An tina; the kndbess OF the landlord and friends could
DO was freely done to soothe her in Der last moments Of
suffering but seemed II she had beard me voice OF
Omuipoienee calling her home a. she $1,000 UNDER We
vas; sheet of blue waters that externally roll over the
Horseshoe. He soal drank Ia the deep music OF SUD
Unity, and Il I'D from beneath the asfGl presence OF
Power on esrta TO shelter iseh beneath me "ns u
Mercy In Heaven
Yesterday the body Of German was found boat
ing in the river Just below the Falls A letter was
found his person written In German from which
appears that he drowned himself through leslOusy He
had been recently married Il supposed that be
hsd thrown himself the ais bat he FAC, that his
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PAVILION HOUSE,

- Al FREMONT ROW. BOsrON.-rhe subscriber
would respectfully inform bis ffien's and the pdble
that he has sken hstyery pleasant hotel ,he Psviion
situated on rrvmonLRow, fronung the open grounds
overlooking City Hall Having been thoroughly rcpsifed,
newly furnished aud many alterations and improvements
nsdr whit sdd much 20 lhe comfort of travellers there
being large and spacious psfors h rooms attached. vii
be found convenient for families oil gent emen OF
busn-s leisure The very opg experiences be has bed
and The eTminsou give HE eatife Ct
fos Of the house he hopes oy strict a.
lrndon ard comforts OF HE guests merit
continuance Of ths liberal patronage be has heretofore
ceived. 3. \ STONE
Boston June y islr. Tvs lm-cds
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~ 1Ioorheads- a.rncuafcd tldgnetlc lia-
rhIna-Thfs frstrlnert A pofizDt inpfoVetA--s
cvsr III other uds Of manufacture. ard has been eaope.
~ he medical profession generally az D5ink tn7 ms
eorve p.eut aud efscmal Mzene M4rhne ID 4Ae. ~
perfectly simple 10 construction, and therefore 10y L-a
10 yet ogt u order Ia The case with al Lar
4, sdits Of s most perfect CONTROL and can De SNADs
rgD 10 sny power adapted FOR an infant or slcebs io
he .tronzes at1ts he pleasure OF me operator
nsguetir force q impaired Ia conunncos manner, =.
sth % unp eas1n sensation, 10 To noel deleale Pas
AZ required 10 assistant IN ia use snc "a 10 sFefy ie''
perfectly harm.ess ,,,.- -, 49,. -,
Nav 81 he cures performed by his Instrument are ~
IL ors erfu some diseases ot ne r,0s. serious
ys.s-ar rnon 10 The medical Profession Among Oh
-. va - renuonsd -croflis dr0p'y, erysi peas 1-1i
na-. curvature Of ne spine &c coiorrN z, aie and efo
o. r5-au.sf.ri paralysis, eprpuc H. nrsiHcn eh1
nA- srIy ssases winch nay De referred 10 me nervous
A, sr evidence % The superiority OF 1ese siaennes over
a otb.r. RI renee b. made 10 several 81 Ne
most t.tnsuished in he m-dics Profrssoa ~ho Asy-
u..f ttu 10 great variety Of Complaints via s1fpfs9k
su-ce,s A sfngie trlsl all .esi iheir sdvs1isses
Zach Machine i compscly arranged win bsI-ery Ale
all q-ce..sry appliances Pot up % neat rosewood
Arro-,rsrlyfny Sch = Manual Win fJi ofsc'lots
r.y,rcing IA 80 and sop .icsaon. .,,,
80 fzniIv ,buud possess u these nean ID
.tr-rssts TS-v VII Always be found p va1soi- com
nsrion and ofen The very beat physician In lime ~ nee
Oyiry o ~. fseirs. possessed 9Y ue s1nscfDef l9c
ra4us,af Nazreuc Machines are 90 Il 9Icr' rf1s
- a thg,s CHARGED for inferior articles Ln-y "a
readily sent 10 an psn q he eoo.1J' Aa1 seeh
nett q wsrrsntec- $780,, ..,.tr ~
Hsuufscrtlr-d ar for sale, wholesale sac retail
ly!o. D. C kOORHEsD. lsz sfoad~sy' ~"
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NEw.LEsANoN SPRINGS, NY.

heir n,ere.t 10 isIs the care Al Albany Tor Canaan
Four Corners where oe OF ssges directly 10 Leb
In connection with the BY THE roos. gersous
leaving New York In Tho morning will arrive a. s Syringe
O'Clock In the ening Of the day rsssspxete
will be cA-ted throug from Albany 10 Lebanon fos -.
This will Of course msks the stortes moot expeditions
aud cheapest by ~hch travellers cen reach Lsosnoa
from the City OF New-York
Passer. who esve NewYork IN theG'. BIT boat VIA
srrivs by hi, route al Lebanon at 10 O'Clock the nsxt
morning. There but miles OF staging BY ibis
route. pleasant rosd with good tearus and sasy
coaches Travellers will therefore bs on their guard and
not deceived by the sgents Of any other hne snts
any pretending 10 10 Lebanon, except the
one recommended show.
New. Lebanon Springs, June %, 1917.
JAMES @. HUNT Agent, Canaan -Four Cors
les tai ]. w. BABCOCK. do Lebanon Syringe
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THE CONGRESS- BuOTs-PAT-
ENT-The ps2grls.or 81 Dapsn, ~

@%fe produ non ofthsss elastic add mos
,rnroa.bIs Boo,s and shoes, hes compIslsd "a.
sa,. Tor The position oi,n- :sps ssd s
-, invrr ZION o. The eiIizeps OF fsw'forh, and nov sN
Ssc thai tho persons firms whose names are sppcee
"a a. -.us.5 at that oher persons are snt6osreo
60 inanuiacmre aud yepd ne congress soou VIC
y, M, y,,t CITY, ANY other establishments toet W ~.
"a risbt. will he sddsd TO this lsl and p1blishe1
hr HORACE n. DAY, Assignee OF
ID Dupont q Hyaus Patent. - Cortland o.
II. Dupont, col Broadway ~. Wssh srotnsrs Ann
Henry Nunns, i52 Fulton-st VIM Lahs "a
z. Lsbo, tesux. GIL B'dway VIM. We-a oo oo~ey
" A. Rogers Co. 400 Samuel Sssuoii' D" o'"'
Rbt W -bber. All ~.
H9nt Hgoisr asl Grand. lDsnisi Cronn, Agent, 81
VIM Agate. ia Bowsfy Nassau 81 49,
John McConnachie 81 East jossPh Stli.t cor D'oaa
Broadway way ana "
W Il. letters, ~ do iona con'sn ANU
gn Fsrrl, "A Nassau Of Samuel o. Acton, osS Broad
o 3 Watkins 7 Csthsnue. ~S -, ~ A.
] 4. Watkins, ia Fulton. George son,sn, /" h"-
Henry v Rider, cor. Dutch cnsn" sacnanse
and FULTON sts - 49,. 49, ,.s.-.
Vyiuslow L. Whiting, f35 Broadway ana Cnss osron
pl grsnd-st have bought nights and BON concerns ~
now fully authorized 10 msnufseture me congress poo~
and SHOES Tor wholesale and retail.
n B-Mr Lorin Brooks, fulonSt 10 % longer snno'
ned or ysnd th5 Congress noos. H. H. y,
New YORK June o. l347. psH
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rul Notices.


~ rhe Re-f0 I've Cordial, prepared ~ { {.
SfsRGNG. Ig-rytou ccebrzed f1r slevistinE
vous sfrrfio1s hich female. recu isriy subject
ssordnc strength n At css@s 81 eeoiy, and psrtenisy
retail ~ A 4 y. SANDS. leo Flfon-s;; rod also ~
Rushtou L Co no Rro8dwsy and 10 Aslor House: rs
rse Minor - Fu.tonst Pn-e y p-r bottle my2l Sswn
~ DR.. Rarn,ns,s Body Brace - &C e6cieat
Nef Tor vesk1es n The vote. urzs ~ re Aii Nos par
urulsry o- dyspepsia core. patton End piles IN ~esk
meas Of The s.orixch sides ~ezky females fss grow
Ing chdren ard 81 dispose droop and are sedsn-ry,
especially spinal tuhiscls viii be tes htet with its &C.
uou Reference given many csii1g1, et clergymen.
who have been rescued from approximation, from DE-
hilisy snd bronchius Pamphlets and bpok Common
Sense" giving Information. can oe has Al We otce 80
gr,sl~sy A 'str IN st'ends7re on isdi@s iNeotN
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MIRROR LIBRARY,

NEW sERtEs.-The political loca novel, entitled
lSls44 or the power ct the ;. F. OFFICIALLY written for
the Mirror jI. pub sh-d making handsome volume ~
500 pages and Tor sale by s me booksellers TITS work
contAus graphic history of the as, Presidential Cam
pesn. ing up th- intrigued n both parties OurngW
pub caln In the Mirror exc ed ne raies Interest
broue hout ne G. uutrv II contains fact than felton,
and uf-ks sketches OF more thNn my eading Poteiaus
O I'm
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REST AND CHEAPE ; 4

MIRROR LIBRARY. No. N New Series The Trip
bpmgs u Tom Pepper, or the Result q Romsncisgi /
by Harry Franco Tn, popular novel which hs- en- 'iled
such ir during the progress ~ s publication IN me
Weekly Mirror. ~ifhe published his dsy. TIE ioes de-
scrir.6u. and TIE wekncwn characters inIrrouced INTO
THIS ssrcs dashing phos phlcsl romance have excited
the sreat-.t among the eaiers ofthe Mirror viii
il hss been IN o. publ cation. snd he cry has M.
10 u from all quarters Gre US more Of Tom Pope
We ~ow Offer Il al the public Those who have read II
BY pieceuesl viii be GLAD % have Il In boob formi while
those who have al before will be glad TO have
lain anv form Il pub shed IN style similar TO l8i4
al hy eopY-he same price Of that popular work
ivrs I'm
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81 HOT az he head OF tho bsrbor, Cold sptioR ii
few families single persous may have board TOT
The Summer ssason Al the shove house which = pure ar,
good fare aud saltwater bshipg 10 not surpassed 90 he
shores OF Long Island sound Passage by Rsirosd daily
" seambosl Croloo, which leaves Fulton Mrts-lp Of
StPM fiy26 lw' WILLIAM POST, Jr.
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General Noiicrs.
PHREECLoGIsT AND PUBLISHERS,
WLERs & WELLS,
ig9 5u' III Sassnu-st. \. Y.

- Wnfer-CGr E-tBbr.hneEt, a. 810i-sl y.
ard sgossst (Oys.ar Bay L. D. STEW, re eariefi
Auercsu nrsc0u-ral1 sIiH0r o. " stsrCure, receives
rsteais - ABOVE. Those distance msy, By s'ai-s
= f-A BE- advised frra tr-sir-r- At nor1e msSu
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TO THE PUBLIC


IL q. sylvester, importer - tsafs e - :, a.
O's 80 removed ~ WslEer-sL lar ys,.I -,
5 nor, hs -ssrr -ne-s sod The public ~ grnS. tn7'
e ~, moi ef. any OF "a OTIS a. ihis iornef -
&C., > ard - East Brcs1 sy-tns - i.,,...S
EFuu. -, Wslser.,L Y
NY 3lnsod' ~ -
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keox MoSrEvIDEo AND BUESos AYREs-We
~ iodebieo TO = commercial houss of this City for the
|sositg extract from letter. dated
MoNrRyIpEo June 10.
We have sdyices from Baenos Ayres TO the 7th
We Il was generally believed that there would be no
sssment SIR Harris has been consulted by the Pleni.
2aasres and the proposals were laid before him sc
s. ts endesvored to induce Rosss 10 accept OF them
'u,eiaout success-ndeed he cannot be persuaded to
eyezg II the Ministers have no powers 70 propose
''ass<fns depend upon IT, we shall have no peace"
Baltimore Patriot
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Boarding..


DRIvATE BOARD-Up to~n-A gentleman snA
and hs wife and three sipg reailemen cen %
sccos viii full partial board and vey pleasant
desrsale rooms 10 9 small quiet fsmily, - Amyst Ne
ference. exchanged. yis sweed'
lSoAkDINts-kivingto n ~, few 6ocas eilh~r mon
DGfsnd cr Houston a. sages, iGsi below Esssx, In
private family few respectable P-sors eher single or
gentlemen and the wives, can be accommodated With
furnished or unfuruishsd rooms and nh board on rec
sonsble .snns l,r IL
COUNTRY BOARD few persons he accom-
- rodaed with board N . heslthy q the eoueuy
where there stream u water for bathing Psrt,cuHs
., this ofice. lyA Ia
DOARUINt:-Sails u rooms 10 l-l Furnished OF 10.
Dhrnishsd with without board. Ia resp~essbls Eng
n.h family from LooioD where cleanliness and comfort
can be enjoyed Also ghree single senlemea cen
be with pleasant rooms wiie oresAfA snS
required. BATH nom IN the house for The aceDamo
dzion OF occupsnts Apply 81 Mrs MEDHURsTs, 81
HoGstou-sI or Mr.. MEDhCR5r, n Maiden lsne ~ In
etOARDING-Can be bad IN healthy and esoua 10
Dcsicu large and commodio1s house pleasant roorns,
with shower cold and baths lS Aottsk b.
tween rand and Broome s,a Terms moderate. Refer.
ences exchanged. ,yslm
DOARD IN BKUApwAY.-A fe~ snsle E-nde-
Omen or gentlemen with their wives, may be 400 mvo
dated pnors and bed rooms with board sSl2 Broad
way between sroome and Spring ste. Location pleasant
aud gsngeel. Bath room In the hooss iyil im'
KNANTED- . single gentleman, Two mrnished
w rocm. with without board. The suhscrber would
prefer payng for the by giving instruction. In husie
snd the French Language The most sausfseory refer.
snces be given Address by letter. T. r. c. Msssrs
sIodsri h Durham Si Broadway. Nilns
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II The steamship ashore on Seal Island turns
Quito be no steamship a. ell. The Boston Journal OF
Wednesday says;
The British schooner Mary Ann, which arrived 81
ia port this forenoon from Yarmouth n ; reports that
ines British ship belonging 10 -. Johns, N. b name
AAnowp) was wrecked 20th inst on ledge called the
O'yls LIMB near Seal Island light The crew arrived
NlTmsuh about al hour before Capt X. sailed, having
H1 he wreck the evening previous. Her mass were
sae snd the vessel bnged. Had steamer been ashore
% SEA Island the would undoubtedly have report
"a ne same The vessel supposed 10 have been stesm'
VA In all likelihood the hull OF this British mer'
Giant ship"
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he Foreign snip Letter once ot me Y. Tribune Tor the
psrs-tshi7 ONEIDA. CapL fuuck which saiis for
A.so. viii be- received 81 III, ssre p..e Lele-s ard
Scws garers '1r the Steamer BRITANNIA Caps Hsrri.
son, which sails from boHon lr LgerPoo. on tle lot %
Aso, viii be reee.vsi NJ The place, le,.rs ana
regspspers Tor the p-ckei-shp PRINCE ALBfRI, CspI
Never which sas Tor London % tine lst Of August
Aho, will De r-ce we'd A. The same pi.ce Letters snd
Newsnacers ~ ihe racket-fhp ISAAC " hIottI, capt
Mar.ha which sails Tor Lyer9ooi on the let Of August
~ Western Land Agency, DrrRoIr, Michigan
l6-Sr The undersigned continue % devote their ST.
isuon 90 be business u Us Agency VIZ The purchase
s1a 50 e Of Real Estate the payment u .aSes retaining
lands sold for uxss the purchase Of lands al TAX sales,
The examination oils the entry Of state OF Government
lands Che examination and Paus N zoos easing ey
mortgages and other evidences Of debt the purchase and
sale ofAichgan S.aie liabilities -,
They have careful and trustworthy Agents a. the prne
pa pisces In Ohio Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin and lows
and In each OF the organized Counties OF this state
That ell business entrusted 10 their care VIII receive
prompt and particular attention they refer you 70 the fol-
lowing gentlemen 0r whom hey have transacted business
~ Othce DEPOSITS the Michigan Exchange Jeherson
geo 6-oees p Macy. MACY DRGOs
~ Gro ii Bso6arAo s. Merchants Exchange, IL
Agels Of II. L D. Ia New fo'N
Ncur York C,y-Frederc Bronson, Fec Derlel lord Jr
E-q. Hon. BENJAMIN F. BnteT, Charles Butte, sc.
Mes.rs d. \. k.ngsand CO. Mes's Hoadiey Phelps
s Go. Messr. WelmOle l. Co. Siisa C. Herring.
Albanv-George Dawson, ESQ Evening JolrnaD
Fochs',sr " Y-Msssrs. Smith Perkins, Messrs Sage
4 Pa1c0st Asa sprague, ESQ,
Buffalo. " Y-E. u. Elmer, Esq. Messrs Hayes
Johnson. - - - n
I,o5tan. MIs.-John Y. Barbour ESQ W w DennisiEsq
pitiafsphm. Pa.-Messr-. Draper, Torpan Co.
Trsv y F.-C. l. Tracy, ESQ.
E1f4-ia. v Y--Juuius A Smith, Esq
TfsrSinlar Go. y. T--A Grant, ESQ
Taa,rng5,ugh, " Y-sidney D. Smith ESQ. ChsuneeJ
P Ives ESQ.
FTfdi on ~ Y-Alex c. Mitchell. ESQ.
Deroif. MIA -Messrs. Gray Lewis David Smart, ESQ
Ma. Thomas Rowland.
Ha,trngfoa ID C-HOn. WIN. Woodbridge
Toledo Oii0-iticr ard Motl, Fac.
Hartford, J0nf.--H. l. Miller, ESQ.
.fi-.aaaSr. ~ ID W. rOmiiu4on, ESQ
mil lswD 1smNt NU
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Cv.rox HOUSE DETEcTioN.-We understand
as Ilsse lumber Of empty pipes aud half pipes con
sNhag or N liquors and bearing the Custom House
sac' u New York and Norfolk. we're detected today
= ooId o0e OF the New.York packets, They were IN
ssisd ar shipment IN New York ethay ior sale 10
> eei With domestic spirits and returned here
ma Practice bss been for long time carried on be-
New York aud thi. city and ass tended 10 prevent
~ aPof,auon Of genuine liquors. SO much 80 that
re eiormed but one cargo (now In port has been
sei'ed within the past fifteen months, thereby de-
''"0s he customs Of large amount of revenue
fChMleston News, Goth
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s.aoes Rior-Paisburgh, .Juiy 2s.-A riot
F.,4 eere last night At house OF III iame In Fifth
a.,s. sones were thrown a. the house. and the in
$500, ~ on ths crowd In the street wounding two
s.,y ihomss Campbell was shot through the lungs
-, opposed he IL dying Several persons have
~a lPhladeipaia American.
~ hx.President Van Buren, arrived In town
- s,'erooon from Geneseo where he has been
POses ons &c reconcile the two factions Of the party
Rochester Dem. 18th.
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z n WHEELER.

J. p. WHEELER,
- Commission er tor ire STATES oi Ne"-
md Gomez caI fsmuAns ball "AH
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LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS, Cd
-s.ssse,sEs. FOR FOREIEN POkIa. 20

~ Letters BAGS sre open 81 re ONCE o. ms new
fors Tribune Tor al Forsigu Pors, sHd a. eIeT' and
csuspapsrs i.possed Il hii oahce vii slwsyioe 'of
wtrted By TIE veFy esre,i v-Etei Tas department 10
sulsr the ,p-,.t supervision y 3. MOWER sso'
vel suovn 70 msly years - the experienced ard sih
Gent rntenc-u n te F0re 90 Letter Department of
The NeE-Tork City Posi- Ofre
are now cpr r tie reception o. letters a. new
papers Tor The following places. VIZ. Londoa Liverpool
GLASGOW ireland Hsvr-. Msrseilrs Arst--c sr1 b fn-n
H-n 1urgh, Rio o. Isc5.ro. Na.parss1 b--nos A. -
OREGON Mexico. Pansus. s. Thomas. Hings.c1, DAul
Ne-a-zas. Havana
Once opsn f0-n 4 Nj tIl 10 p. a.
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NOR TRANE LERS- Cortsiuing desci ipuon ~ each
STATE de cities pfnr pal tosns and watering rsces
lie railroad snd sage fou'es price ofre 6c en- belshed
with rs highly flsheG eugrav gs sud scclrStr ma
Of he United States. Jus pabished and for sale whole
$50 ard r.iail by SHERMAN 4 SMITH.
ivei a,ffm la Broadway, corner Cedar at
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A RARE CHANCE-Auo opportunity seldom happsa
-Aing l. now orered 10 hose pbssessrx s~a espha
20 11esi sdvsrt, g-oCsy N newsosp>r already eetso
hseed AMI pa ing 10 Asy gentleman wtshinS
10 engase n enterprtse Of this ehsesr who wiling
10 siNsnc~ s90 may call sh- sssorney Of he pro
ffi-ofs, q s~-smsn-sl ceice No. iyfo ~
n AMkRICAN LADY of soaoasssd sbllidss.
1A~shes 70 engage guveruess or sseeer N osvato
family % school TO Instruct muse he Fog ish srssch
snt an and fancy reed ework, 10 willing rsod-r hsS
unr 20 he sstsscton q Hose With whom she rssdes
Address Mrs D. oeses Of lhis pager UDas
QUOTATIONS. yang isdy qualified 10 instruct 10
LIKE kngsn orsnchss Wishes lhs situation Of assistant
teacher or entire charge Of The xsh s.rsmsn,of ss
school In ire city vicinity. only ~
be required Letters addressed l. rs wesg sixeenth-
q viii Ne attended 10 for Que we~s ,y2e n.
NkANTED-A sdy 10 give insRuetioa 90 he pisDo,
w m ib- COUNTY, and for q modetsis CON peossts.n
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NAANTED-immedisl-s twenty-five yoanx pee
w Am.ricsrs to 20 90 vhsins voyages In srst elsss
sh.rs All clothing sDi ogher necessary articles furnished
on he credit = he voysse rare chance oo~ oe-s for
hose sistirg TO voyage 81 sea FOR fsrthef par
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REMARKABLE CURE or
~ Dyspepsia, Bronchitis and 4 rheumatism -
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athinmt1ls and reputation It's p1DiicauCn,
thouk not directly permitted by The author, is given from
sense Of dIty o. thots misry E ctsf, Win the hops
that tn-ss motives will plead an apology. IL Is believed
trat the sunss of science give DO more COW ncu
proof % sub.tsntia Inst than IL hero produced The
fcs sp-ss them ve5 and ho letter may BE- seen on
Application ~ the = -sucy.