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Books.
-IIy IIIusIRATpD HAND BOOK.

II Z J.
NOR .R.EF..-H b.. l1.l..lI.s - -t.fti v,.'
Il STATE ihe Cries. prize "a losrs sud 'ysie,n ~ 800
t-- raj o.f and stage f,l ..s. price oftarr, Ac en
ain Us highly al..lei rnErs ir - 40 - -.
o. il- nl.-l stes. jazz pal .e-s ~ A. sntrH
a. AID r. au, by - :. ~" - CO. =,
fyL ed mf ~ blD--- ----------
cEW AND VALUABLE AsTRoh oMIoAL
xIrCRE gOR PRIVfTE LEARNt Rs ile i4nitij 1ifc.-f
w q ~,.aoo -cbool. and Acac sini-.-A f'Not Al
49, IN siri-sn rOlOrc1 charts r1rh - 3 'r-i1
s.~,-rl.1 ~ a. eisb0ras eliary iT-sus-, ~
49, 49, n % i!lus.rsle tie Ll-c ansn Oi ne Heagens
b. H. naifis0u- .
t.,.e 1isfiaci par. % the luyersr.s ~ p1enpnens
crtf- beavel!y bodies. 1Eu 81 r e-ciuF principles q
b. noble sc.11e made perfectly intel ghe t0 The
lsarrsr The em-ntary frear.e d-Ecrt-s each nsuf-
o. ne ~ aud spoc scsps IRE sors 70 ~ family
cc.s ne private stl1-rt zl1 o. sctOos Tie parent ~
teacher n lnr Oi 70 usy ne ruc yuutn - we've ra
snd upward, giving clear ard pfrci-ai sto~edse o.
ne sub AID viii h1o iucress@d Interest ana D-rr 10
~ s.1dy b. pfogrrsses TIE maps Ee beautiful a.
% Ar; hey nJlnlec $40 pu' az IN neal pt
fJr p0rtstio1 via cory o. he Tresse' a. 5
per &C., tuoE paper snd a. 80 ~i1b elc1n bAs Pub
NJ HUSTiYGTOS : SAVAGE, 10 Pe-rl-sL n Z.
DE LACY's GENERAL GRAMMAR
DRISClPLE5 or OF EkAL GRAMMAR, a1spted
the yOuih and proper 10 serve a. 10 inodncion -
The study u languages b. 4 J. s. lyrsler De Lacy,
Member Of the ROYAL Council f1r Puzzle ln-tucon me
Fren-b Royal Ins.iiufe &C. &c" Transsied sr1 led
for American ~ Dr. Fosd .ck. n NeF edition j1s'
p-1r-nrd BY MARK n. NEWMAN l. "
les ls9 Broadway.
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RROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

THE CHARTER CoNyENTIoN--Thc members Of
the Charter Convention mhled al o'clock yesterday
and entered upon the business which thew elected
20 perform An application from John w. Loymss. 80.
hcitug the Office of Reporter 10 the Convention was
read and referred 10 the Committee on Expenses.
motion made that the sum OF ss25 be appro-
prsled tor publishing the proceedings OF the Committee
Expenses
motion was made tina, 100 copies OF the City Char.
ter De printed for the of the members Adopted.
Motion-Thst the Convention apply 60 the Common
Council request their assistance In giving All the in
msy be necessary in regard TO the Cry
Charter. Withdrawn.
Several resolutions of an unmportsnt character were
passed and the Convention adjourned Wednesday next
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~ steasG frts from Cbarlesies-N w Johnson of New
York, BETHEL Mr Serevin Charles Reyn of Ceorgis
Wilson, Miss Wilson OF Florida Mrs Grraud OF
Boston Mrs Alexander children and nurse of AlsLAms
Dyson, James w Lesviu Of New Orleans John Vail
OF Ohio
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Spusta 10 Get.

<us TO LET-Tos single Gentleman or A artist &
80. -...... .r...... .r tar. .f
..rs.l- beng ili three doors from Hlls1--s- -
scri get
- CBTSTHN -TuftE luis st-ie o. .e. ~ Jesse.
- J.. VfiLl q. r..-s af " G. ny. a-t "a il- u
- o. ri. fn Gle r.'Ir vicinity &C arC~ tr4'--
tory --l rlr.s lre tnHl go people lts sisuc las
bees ur-f 81 .fr flr 81 ytaf. aus So I eorl VI
as ls-- been so here 10 one year l.ql.re " AL
FlED WHEELER, -ty-s.LsT. ll Cl.g Hal place
iys r
q 10 LET-A hsls- s-d bar 40 acre 60 c No
- Fuu bee S-s J-r.-y "a .til ore -uri-ft ysr1s -
- t-e .l-.uhoa. .sn.rs TIE bruce T. large s-d .n
t-si ra- or'-r md -al.if- lcaion 70 iafler -af-
tirl.lrf ilrI.I- ~
B.Ia. ROBERT ATSErT. 81 ~ l-r5.ns
g. As ELEGANTLY i-s'-44 s-... O-.-s 90 .et
r.l' To -. ..r.-..F r1f.i- d. f.r rt.r tU-
fr-LLI Ire lI r--a.rsI. ar. .r l- Es.t ,. -erl.-
Agpf f-ll - p Jt.IN q co 3 W-.'-st
~ UFtI'i.- ArD LUFt- 40 Eta s..-l-
- -'1 -lI-- of Dhc-s vll on- or more .' %. 10 u-
Grsr s from. fr- pru1f store ID > It-t. Inquire o.
.r- rrrr.sr4a ~ isal w ID I. Af-t'Tf
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aoases tor 5ale

- HOUSE To LIT, Down To~n-Th- house -
Il NIrh-M o1rr-sL cent 1ntr i1 du1so-'- IN CON r-
- order -r1 Cr1i1r wsr-r I'D other corveui-ncf-
WI. h- ei llw ID gr0i i-n-1L f0s--.s .r1-ti y
Ap-.yt1 BURR, BENEDICT BEEsE
.-.f-.s IA
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Dtp g3ooos

nEP0T FASCY DRESS hRTICLY~ New
ls. fancy corded D. sn Cfagss, JOEL received a.
= jyi n'S SOD - ''''' wN JENNINGS CO.
CAH1iENT- of its fo.t cls ity. r~sfy-ms1e 'fn-
" 9fisinr Dress md Frock Colls. Ps'iai1ohs fess,
sacss D'Ofssys. -. BTO-o way. Am reab Eo~li
jyI98.eoa wa JENNINGS CO.
ALBERT COhIj- for Riding Psnt.ioou- iu.t re-
"A ceIved ~ Wa. T. JENNINGS co,
jyl03seod ~ Bfoa3~syi American hotel
RICH SILK AMI ssto ys'og: solle Ire new ~ ;,ye'
Jyl9 seod Tai'ors 81 Brosdwsy. American Ho:e..
R.a I. M. STE5BINs,
no. ~ EASsAU-5T have for sale IN lots 10 sui puf
' cbasefs ~ lowest Cash pTtoe'--
Brown sHEETISGs Lawrence Irdian Head p
piet,n Exeter, Merr nsck, CrOiOn, Lowell Eaton mlls
Wespofl, Whitestona, Hartford, Niles &C &c sfos'
CHEEsE 'CLOTH9 ; a., and 50 inches wide.
COTTON YARN Twist and flhnR-Nos- z 70 ~,
from he bes mills IN Paterson ~ j. for manufacturers Or
COARSE YARNS for country lrs9e-t.sorled Nos.
csroias. 0corgia Vi!giria AID Ne~.Jefsey
Brown Ddus Osnalgrgs, Waoding- Bssls, Irvine, Car
pei Wsrp. WlcErg, Seine Iwine, sc &c
~ B.-Libers advances made On cousgnmentG r. ON
no COUNTRY MERCHANTS brown sheet
iugs and -hirtings ~ every Style sud wldtn lie
renee c B." Indian Head Cabot A, Premium Hesvy Mer
ire,.' pe. on The ~ roors OF NJ ADD 70 Cedsrst half
block above Pearl-.t Yard vide she@togs cents per
yard Also bats, wick twines wsrp ard waddng. Also,
be.i Southern cotton yarn no. - ~ snd 70 u 20
jyl3 lS. p snd = Cedarsl
V'O -HINT MhNUFtCTU -.--Ih- sub
.chber hss this day received. and ofsrs FOR sac hne
and very handsome Article Of s. inch Bieached CotOns
Manufactured 81 The fOnicbafan NILS from me best OF
stock expressly for s1is 10 which he beRs eave 10 IN
yits the attention OF The trade. r HAhklS'
ie49 90 Exchange piace
IFLUE AND OEANGE PRiNT--On hne snd
- medium cOths. an o. new ana elegant patterns for
sale low ~ Iiel5 2sl HARRIS, 70 hAchsuge-plsce.
EAHPETS-9O0 rolls fine. medium and superhne al
u wool Carpets Also, printed WOODEN and cotton Car
iei5 NEsMITH co. 80 snd 81 Pine-st
LNIANNEIS-3o0 bales scarlet blue. green and yell
L low wooden fannes, OF different qualities both plain
ielG NEs.ITH co 80 and 50 Pine-sL
~ ENTUIKN JEANS cases comprising al as
N sortmeut Ofqualiti-s and col0rs. For sale hy
ieI6 NESMlTH Co 81 and 81 Pine-si.
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farms for nale.

"a FDIt -AIE-The farm o. the subscriber, a. Gene
~ va k10wn WOod.ldc." beng 80 acres hrsi-rae
~ aud DO view Of the lake ard village, All bouniiuy
supplied with a kinds ofoil aod moi yaut1e improve
iuents Apply 10 tu- subscriber. b. SLO,sON on The
premises orto WILLIAM T. WHirTEMORE,
fylZ 2u3Aw 80 P.ne-sL
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r--nOU~AroNiV KAILROND. :

s~ss FusH-li Norl Adams VII ...-~<s....s-s-rE
.lau.stoSu, Sern.nFton, hutzrd.
Lebanon Springs 80 VS. tlo huussor'c Rslfosd-sJm-
mcf ArrarErrrnt ~ Mondsy Jue "a. ne
steamer hoDNrAlNs ER Capt w. II Fis4ve, WI
leave N.v-fofk tom ne pier foot of Msfk-tss > .
daily SUNDAYS -Sceptvd AT ocuckA Tor fs' poi',
where lAssen take le ecssnt snd couroious 'nis
tts HOUSE kseruat. arriving he Ssic Line lite
isrrliCn ~ Ne Western Rarosdl AZ h.t past oc.e,k
NJ in ume to take sl- EAst W West Fare - ne
St,ts line. s.
~ s..c run IN crr 1ccln with hr Car io L~- Leu.
OK tf Slnckhridr~ tufUsylit. Wlns.ed $50 NorolA--
Sane hruurt - A.so sd Likelihood. Woodbury. Daueuiy
a. frtrtI
LEBANON SPRINGS -SaGcs leave STATE Lire d,iy
on r. arfgsI 90 iie Passenger Tuur. arriving q. ile
S1fi.Lssi5 Dc.o.k 2. 81 FNe hroug1 = tA
~ Sew lDIk ttNl tlr privilege Ql stopping
over one dry iu oUtsrr' ri.
30 AGENT of this Uacy be- sfhof4ed o. iske chsrge
~ srsce hsrs valuable faIrrs, ur I'D receive
tf.f, f,r .ra sorfiatiou On any coudiaCn.
Fr.faht received the - o. a. De fooi - hWse, -
from O'Clock \. ~. Oh 0ciCcs :. n. o " fFhhf
-,rs,tf AGENT. Office he oi~r
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"a XVI FOX SALE, or exchange for elIy proper.
- iy husiness-A productive hrm IN The town OF
uuuuns 0n, three miles from steamboat LAID OK Al
North Port. i've miles from railroad Al Deer PARK consist
Ing 81 80 sores 80 of which covered with wood The
farm beautifully situated, and 10 hi III Stale % cuva
uuu producing grain &C all kinds The dwelling house
and uul bu ding. ell good. Fruit u al kinds, and 100
grape vines fu hearing. sad the beet - water. For
larn-r lhIclar Inlu-le alI Inllnr uer ~ N lm
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-n-z- NORNJNCI LINE for Albany and

- - saud intermediate laudings.-fare 50 cts 81
Breakfast aud dinner on board the boat
The low-pressure steamboat TROY. Capt GOrhsIn, will
lesye tn steamboat pier, foot Of BarcaysL Mondays.
Wrdn-sdays and frdays, al O'Clock, NJ returning on
the opposite days
The stesmer NIAGARA. Cspt n. l. Kellogg. will leave
the steamboat pier foot Of Bafcsyst Tuesday Thursday
ard Saturday, IT s. o'clock, returning the OppOsiie
day. For passage freight apply board, 10 r. b.
HALL, al the Office on tn wharf ly20
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miscellaneous.


FRANCIS u L0UTREL, u Maiden lane, have
cry, Of French Engsl sn1 Alr-rczl nHuuclr-, which
tl-F viii So a. very uw prices NTurs desks, rstue
paper, perforated boards Ffelc1 pump nkstacts, pu.
u-s NrLng de.ss, Cor travelling, 4eer balances. p'cEti
inkslaQds o var '-s snds u1se sprr 1fs decor puons
letter 40 note rry- OPS card cas-s tsrk ganCu
domInoe, dice playing cards, god and psucil
soA pen. ivory and bOLs chess ivory tablets,
bone, Ivory SD rear fo1ers pencils tacs isIcy pen
holders, pensiircs, &C. sc.
Copying prssses q large assortment
Groom IA Wy superior a. Quantities ways o1
hand Tor Shipping FRANCIS LOlTRFL,
iva lu MAlutsci1ring slsg1ners. 70 Made.-.,ue.
NAYS PATENT HO>E " LLATHEH.-Tfe
II farlt hose - perfectly rE-lr .-s-lel tHrats .ra
l-slher nhy ID handle ard Requires cocssnl Ercasl
The patent hose csnnc BE- tlrsi-i via le. .es pres-
sure OF he Cfoiou 70 vFsys rabc M Wiler AID SIM
r-r 80 costs butts ride over -Af me price lcsit-r ard IS
much better az re inventor o1srs . fog fs- via e
pi-cge 10 maze every c1rfgrer fs1s1ei with ~
After tsn wears exp-rlmelrng hcse pip IS produced
lch = hnund % take re pEc- - Gather FOR
Co-usnd-sl BY Ire HGunfscsu-er huRACE b. DAY
ltIlIEk-s AtFNCl. once - Srusd-sL SsE
WI YorSFh- suhsbsf ofers ia ssryc-s - Agent -
hisr. 10 he selection and purchase ~ ~ stones S0l
I'D Cob Screens Bssng &c snc Tor sl oher .rtc'-
ga-i IN BE coustr1cro1 or f-l-iTE or eesn ~ NA--
Mia VIII also 'lrni8h iuf msor or slt ~ seer COO
trlcr1n, and COZ a- oI lre luitng Of - sane rnc-
t-e 5rost AZ gruvci uekho1
WI sso AZ Agent fot f.eciees Or a. msc.r-s
connected win miil.rg
y errunuuirsiioas post paid. .ttress-d 10 J. PAYNE
ia. 4.
srOSIJa cty Hill,. Isl k.rea. $50 aspkwu
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go -,4s.r.,sf s-.sg1THROI GIL ~ ~ HOURS
- -. s,..sa.sr FllOM NEM.YORk TO PITTS.


49, - ,sss-ssa,Sr FROM NEM-YORk TO PITTS.
~ -bURGH AND WHEELING via Ptia
del pha Baltimore and ohio Raurosd, Cum erand, Nd
Western Travellers Great United States. Mail ard fa-sen
ger Route 1, Pitlsburgh Wheeling. Cincinnati aud tho
south snd West Passengers going directly through ~
tho 4. > Mail Trains,
Leave New-YorE foot OF Liberty o. daily Al u ?. By
Railroad.
Leave PhilAdelphls, corner OF Eleventh ana mhheib
daily ~ 10 NJ.
Arrive Ia Baltimore At A. NJ.
Leave Baltimore At " A. NJ. by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad
And arrive al Cumberland al r NJ.
Lesye Cumberland a6 T. NJ. bY National Road snd Good
Intent Stage Lines and arrive In flIsbufghof "heehhs
nsNt evening.
modern built steamboats, Brownsville and thefsby have
only - miles Of ste ing on tho whole rous.
firstclsss steamboats, leave Pittsburgh and wheeling
regularly and passengers forwarded without delay 10
Cincinnati aud all other posls IN shs south and West
MOANING LiNE.
Second Mail leaves NewfOIk al A. Nj. daily iof Phhs-
delphis
steamboat from DocksL wharf Tor Baltimore, aud A. NJ
by Railroad. $50
For ,hroughackels By this route apply in Phllsdephs
the Railroad Office Of Market and Eleventh ss
a South Thirdst on board sle-mb0a, Dockst whst
Fare through from Philadelphia 10 Pittsburgh sla, TO
Wheeling S3, with the privilege Of stopping Al beNmofs,
and resuming seals at pleasure,
FOR farther Information spply 10 -
J l.. sLEMNER, Agent
Al Adams Co.'s Express Ofhce 10 WsllsI al II A. NJ,
National Hotel, Cor tiand-.t near Broadway.
BAiTfNORE.
". b. The Mail Lines ffom Philadelphia " Baltimore
leave ne Dc o. Of tryent1 and Ma ke ss sun
days exc-pted -t8 A by Railroad, % r NJ by Steam.
bOai, aud 10 P. NJ. daily by RAILROAD
~ Pss-sngers are csuOLrd aRsinsi purchasing uckes
IN Newly for Baltimore Pittsburgh Wee lng puT-
porting la 10 by the aforementioned Lines. a. no 10
authorized 10 sell iicsets IN ~Yofk for these Lines
J,l6 j. l.. sLEMMER, Agent Tor Mail Lipes
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srT1MER ARRANGEMENT
- -E-lzaYu4.-- NNkhl> Anu rc>fN MAILMAN
y "A -e.;ssss7-,.. Commencing Monday, hss 3 ISL
es-.N--ol'- l...rr Nv lnIs. A. 81. 0 c.Nck Y


Ss-S--0is--As- lesye Nm. Yofs A. a.. t0c.ock 2.
n. Leave Newsrs, 90 O'Clock \ NJ, Il oc,"s' IN
Leave Moor .slown. O'Clock A. "a vc'ock I. ii
Passengers hy the morning uain 10 YORKTOWN ~ ~
rive there l olocA where stages ~ De- ia ftsa ne's
30 convey .her o schOo,ey Mountain. Wasfrgton BEL
yidrre sui t.s-iDn daily % Owego, Milford Ne"loni
Ssntope gut SuccHsuny 90 Mondays, We iurscals sha
Erdsvs; Srd to kccksway Dover SpHuR rnd New ION on
Tuesdays lHrsdeys grd Salgrtsys each hoe icaiuts
lhc following DAYS meet he " tfain - NeN-l cft.
S.ase l also leave cor kn-sng Rdse every evening,
oa ihr arrival ~ the cnrs Ht Murristovu.
line recently established stage leaves MOrfisl0wn
fr de Delaware Water Dap anc sroudseurg via sisu.
hone Ioi nsorhurc Columbia sud Bafsown, every lues.
aav Thur-isy and Saturday, The arrival ~ The NJ
tsn tom Nr.-Yofk Rempng on the slernsio daIs,
he stage lsves >trou'shurg a. A NJ. 10 meet NE P
csrs from M0usiown
Passengers ~ through to and fron Jersey CITY without
changing cars On leaving the City, pessenfets VII &c
post their baggage IN thc car A he foot ~ ,ssnd,]
where an agent will Dee Ia attendance % receiver 49,,
All packages or bundles must cred on lhe wsy-h,
or Ia company ~ mo not hold themse.ye- fcspon,bir
Freight wi be forwarded Immediately 10 Morlssosn
from bany bssin, by stephens tOndWr Dsy Ifsns-
porston Line Newark, from he -ponaon otce
N he " J. Il. r. and rrnrs CO. foot of Liberty -
s3q tfssf IRA DOOD. Superintendent
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PoLIcE-A handsome young woman. named
Jua Kelly was Last night arrested by officer Smith OF
The Fr.t Ward charged with assault and battery on
MIR Jonathan Bloom. IL appears. from Julas slate
ept that she had received tha constant attention Of
Rloon for ,ometima past but owing 10 some un
known 10 her Mr b. withdrew MS attentions from her
and bestowed them upon another julia feeling herself
injured by such proceedings set watch Tor the r'eTean
one and las, night meeting him IN Pesrlst sought u
avengs herself by INJECTING corporal punishment
upon the false one with her psrasOt she was arrested
n the act aud taken to the First Ward station house,
when Bloom preferred complaint against her Tor AS
,ault and battery Ga being conveyed TO her cell for
the night she threw quantity of oil Of vitnol In the
face OF Bloom but HE proximity 10 the Croon water
enabled him 10 off without receiving any other
injury than slightly burning his hair and cothts. Juha
wa. this morning committed 20 the fomhs To answer the
complaint . The house Of bernhard. West mr.
,eenth.t was eDterrd about . ocfock thls morning
,kah a. r,ar basement aud robbed of three silver
fss spoons and carving knie valued al so with which
the thief sped George Barnett was last night ar
rested by officers Legee and Dusenbuy OF the Eleventh.
Ward charged with selling lottery tickets Tie was de-
tanned Nicholas Post was Yesterday arrested 10y ON
Ger Russ OF the Seventeenth Ward charged with oriv-
iny nj AN unlawful speed through the streets. and
running over child lie was detained TO answer.--.
voung Portuguese sailor named Francis Antonio, who
hsd been his addresses Tor long tue 10 young
LADY living Al MIR Henne in FrHnkhn,qusTe last night
uopped the question" but was perempcrly refused,
when Determined that else should enjoy the hap
plness he az long and foudy hoped for himself drew
knte and stabbed her in the let breast Thinking be
had done the work death he left the honse and
down Doverst when he was pGTsgod by Officer Part
ridge of the Fourth Ward who left In the distance
and on coming TO the dock passed several ships
threw himself into the river aud drowned before any
assistance could be rendered His body sitter
recovered and the Coroner cent for to hold an nqus
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sale. al the stock kxchansc....FMpAY.
PAsspUGrps AsRTvpn

coo Harlem X K ...... 90 leo Read R......... 81!
100 do -.-.... boo 62l 100 lslsnd r. boo 32i
100 Read &c.,. boo 61iI
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TO IMPORTERS AND DEALER

TO IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
WoOLtEN-.
II MlGEON & co. RehDsheTs Of Cloths Csssimeres
1IsAc. 5fl Nest-sL
Medal ma awarded tbe American In
sulu,e their superior msnacr Of tehushing Orders
may be len with
Messre. W0lcou 4 ssde, IS Bfosd-sL
WIN. C. Langley Co. 80 Exchange place.
ID Brigham 4 Co 90 Pines TO whom they refer
B.-Two Thousand dollars insured on goods for &C
count OF customers. Yl5 I'm
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f)ublir Tonpepanrts, &f.
r--s,RrGTLAR nI.IL LINE ~

.E@ IRREGULAR NAIL LINE between
.s;ssisSs - 49,, ,i "a ,,s,ge,, CORNELIUS VAN.
r. On ,rs s6.r Monday Jurs 70 The steamers Of mn.
rs- vii leave New YORK AZ ? 81 By thi' sffans eneo,
30 consequence q he super or = - % re ooss an e
rcal- b-- ih- shortest saf m's rect PASSENGERS cave
~ city boar a-r AID reach Bsson earlier, han 'y
rse rev steamer. c VANDERBILT. CspL Potter. sna
OREGON Capt Thsyef. vii rgn Throughout t' 80
50 u connecaon wih he sioairs! o snt Prosice'ee
els Bo..or ana Providelcs RAJ rosas leaving Newfos
5alg SUNDAYS excepted. from Pier No Norh hs-r e.
O'Clock r. n AMI SION ngt1l az o.cocA, 2 N. or Apcn
he arrival " The uaL IRAN 'rou Boston
These s-a1es So un.urpsssed IN 'peet '1ertof aud
private roori. foi FAMILIES sd plrt-s
The steamers srt orc-rrt hy - uio-. - -rrielc-
r.-- .8- ..I shorten TO ras.sse hctVera Ne~.lofz
sd aos.cu rrou s hsf u t"o hul-t, htf-og ar
rvi-F 'l snF.. n- flr OF 3D. lnsi MINUS Nou "r"
rlrfl s.s east
The OREGON ~i.i leave Ne~.York-T4ssdsy, Taun-
.sv- s'o,irst5u Monday. wsdr-.ssy ana Erisy.
TIE L WANDER 2iLr Vii leave Ncw-fOrA-Mon1ay,
Le.vs ns,oa-Ta.ss,y. Thursday aud Saturday
3 Passengers 1a diearfi'sl 81 ne ssesm-rs ~ 800
i-r rrocsrl inu,td .a.e.y in he splendid RsrCst 'as
Oh Providence and Boston iho4t ce.Ay' or frnnn 90
boat ire .tag-r ard leave 80 ne Accommodation usin
st65oA n which connects ~ ffoviirnce WIN Ne 20 -
rs1 rr Boston, sa pa tise n1.sei asc2i1panl-s
a1 trsn stor 60 tai charge ~ M baggage
For passage freight inquire IN board NE o0sis = pr
N. No'th River. or Do Baurry.pace I'-
Faik kU~fO VIZ W 49,
SA-Ni-lS nj Fa1 aver New Sles fiboSi ard Raj
ss&sSE $3.50 r1sd Line composed Il he superior h'i-
l.ss st-ar~rs OF trral strength and speed picuNf
at.pt 1 tl ussvstion - L1ng ls'aul sound, fuunl.
r rre-tlr with he Fs eersld Oli Colony Rsi.psl'
fttrceuf IS rl O. Session OILY Leave pier 5 NORM
X I--r. rsvr fA- Bribery. dolly exec 81 Su1cqvH.
Tr- rev Steamer 8AY STATE too lo. bari-o. Capt
Joseph Cor..1ck or Tuesdays. Saturday, and Thur
days. 81 3 p a.
TIE steamer MASSACHUSETTS 1890 tons burden.
Capt Vim. BrJwu, or Mondays Wednesdays snd rri"y'
a. p y.
sri ever cement for s security ard comfort of pas
seneers are s1rief hy his rule r'snts res IN
board and on arriyl Fall River proceed per kiioai
reaching Boston early tle follow ing mofrnt Dag, ate
rsaer Il as- hei % earh steamer who receives ati u'
krs - ha-rags sui Qanirs he same 10 rs dfs
ton steamer rus IN connection with Ibis line 10 aud
rom Providence.
Freight Boston Is taken a. he same rates ~ by We
other he sr lines snd forwarded 100 CHESTER rNpedt'
dom F1- freight passage arp un board am either 10
TlsDALE q BORDEN % r'i-sI or ,tue once - me
Line at he corner " Washington and Ba..erypsce
mg.H
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ANN soMERyILLE

F-s9- ---rs-.-zs-1 X AiLROAD. aMER ARR sNGE.
H. .s,.,s,:.-- MENr.-. Leave by ~ j. RAILROAD,
Hfah--A-A------fo foot OF Cortland o. ats A NJ. Z and
z NJ Leave by steamboat from per No Norm River,
% connect With the same train Al A. NJ 4 VI Wekh
tislnl ana NJ.
ForEASTON WUkesbarre, Msuch Chunk. Pa sc. lesys
hy the m lrnng line either by Railroad OF steamboat For
i,nI-.t yl2 n
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HlisCellaneone.
TEXAS GENERAL AGENC


UtU purchase real ESt0te.
I OCATE OR SETTLE LAND CLAIMS, procure Pa
Ieuls other Documents necessary 10 perfect TITLES,
Survey Map sud sui divide Trsos; Pay Take, on Lands
Of sdens or sosentees, Redeem Laods sold Tor
Taxes Settle accounts with m different Departments Of
the Government; Collect Foreign Debts and trans
Act all other busiaess Hpperainng to General Agency
Also the above firm engaged IN The practice Of Law
10 The Supreme and District Courts of the state, and tie
Circuit And District Courts Of the United States for The
of Texas and will give prompt attention 10 all but
uess entrusted 10 iheit care.
N All letters ana communications from other States on
basioe,s 10 be addressed 10 LORENZO SHERWOOD,
H.fvestnn 3meOd
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INQUEST. Coroner Walters was this morning
called 10 hold an quest Third Ward Station house
upon the body OF Thomas Mckinney native OF ireland
ased Is wears who came T. his death yesterday BY rup
turing blood vessel near the heart while engaged In re-
n.iriny The paving Ia Warrenst Verdict accordingly.
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t(OtND uILI WaterC Cure Estshishmv nL-The
ttkound Hi " sI.T-Cure Establishment with one hun.
ded rooms aud every requisite of he comfort and accon
mOdSOu % patents IA now 10 succes operation. with
abundant supply of pure spring waer, with which all
the baths supplied Patients viii be supplied
fon establishment win every Arcie for pacSBg, &c
The genera $40 week; varying, hOseveT,
according 10 chromosomes and re accommodations re-
Gurei. Accessible by railroad from The Norm, south,
East or Ncsi sAMU FL VIII TMARSh.
Dr. r. E DEHNiiTON,
Or }. A CUMMINGS
Northampton. Mav a. 1871. ielo Sm
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FmE-A fire was discovered about O'Clock last
night in three story frame building Twenty sixth at.
between Seventh and Eighth avenues. 1t was sxtin-
suished with triHing damage