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Schools.
Ma. AND Miss COOKS
cNrrnnT TOP VOTING IADIl

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
No 90 I've INST (betseen FINN and SIKH avenues
u the Coune OF Instruction u that Of the best
schools ncuting the elementary English and French
Lectures on varou. iects delivered through
out the year. For Boarding Pupils ace Cheuisrl
Terms and references can be- obtained from me CrcnAr
sent by post Otherwise, or on spphcson 10 MRS Moan
Cook or dau ghier their residence ~ above stated
sul6 3ias5~MWSS
ITNIVEK~iTY GRAMMAR sCHOOi.-Prot Z
I A JOHNSON, RectOr-The insiiucnon IN me CLAssi-
Al and MATHEMATICAL department viii conunn7 ne IN
ming year under the direction Of Mr. George Parker
formerly Of The Boston Lain SCHOOL, headmastef assist
"A nv 81, Wm McGeorge late OF the Poughkeerse lnsl-
ME al Teacher Of the Classics and Prof Grand lnsiruc
or In French The next quarter begins on ae hfs NOR
dsy 10 september Terms SIS per quarter. Appicalos
for adm ssiOn may ~ made a. me onl'cisi'J
nOrlh wing, lower hOor. eui' y
sTORIA INSTITUTE, Astoris, Long Island, for
"A The education Of Your Ladies,
MRS. HUNTER, Principal
will oren aher the usual August vacation on ne hfs
Wednesday IN September. For particulars, Crcnlsrs "
apply ~ Ms HUNTER, e. The Institute, or 10 Rev j. '"
Brown, 80 Faion.L a11 y.s~1
NEFCuaNICs,rOt IETY -CHOOL.-1his pop
lftuar InsmtOn sltus'ed AZ Broadway, will De -
oper I'd on Monday the ,Oih Of August Appheauon 9'
he admission Of pupils may BE- made u Professor n l.
Cooks Principal Of The Msle Department to Ass Mary
B-as Principal Of The Young Ladies Department, or
TO any Of The following gentlemen who compose Nc
gsnry T Ingalls,. Jas Van gordeo, Arson BsEer
Thomas C. Char James Morris, William '. Brady,
ssvoyue 1T r. Msr~en. George Eudeou
LYMAN Cobb Francis P. Schoals, John 2. Moore
Linus W stevens. George msIher,
LYMAN COBB. Secretary of5choo Committee
New-Yors jay .. 1871. eal1 2l
DHY-IOGNOty.- d.. W, REDFIELD Will i'm.
srous % leaning themsnd will give charts ana oenes
uoa. Of character according to his seeuee al BIS fe'
eea.e % Pe ,;o r'i !s oL S !, s JS
.hsu 81 snd from - dollars Tor written denehu01'
Visitors received from 10 A. NJ To- P. NJ lI1' IN
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II The Havana Italians are to give five per
Torrance at Castle Garden, commencing to MORO" eve
ming with HTnaai After so long period OF fasting
genuine opera will be refreshing.
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n The hestornfINe OrdIhI, IpIelAfed y Z {,
ssaEfSc TarylOWn,l cee1rAted iOr alternating uer-
vous Affections which fenset afs fec-iA-y subject,
.sordrg On In al eases OF depiiy ~ particular
rstAu by A B. D. sASus, 100 futon-st. &C.. Aso By
Rushtol Co. 10 Broadway snt ID Atlor .scUs- Is
Rrossuav. n Esst Broadway; IS H1dsO.sl an by o
re Muor "a F.on-sL Price - per bottle. uy ssvIf
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ClTY ITENIs.

TUESDAY, August II.
~ The Ravels had last evening at Palmos one
Of the most deusey packed audiences that ever reced
tbs heart Of manager. Every seat was occupied and
hundreds had TO be content with a chance to stand
Their performances will be varied every evening.
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Boarding.


BOARD IN BROADWAY.-A few single gcnle'
Omen or gentlemen with their wivce, may be aeesmme'
d.ad with psrlors and bedrooms with board ei2 boed
way, between Broome and spring SIS Lo<sron psoseas
and senteel. Bath room 10 the noaee sals ,m
NlTANTEU-Board up town permanently between
w Ninth aud Twenlysxth by family consisting Of
gentleman wife, child and Two furnished rooms
would be taken also, room for single gentleman
attached 10 the family Address g. box l,9os, through me
Poet Office sun ~
EURNIsHED KUOMs.-singe grnuemer cen
Il have pleasant rooms al 90 West Broadway, well far-
nished with good beds, carpets stoves, clossu Ne Ae
some for o. oihers for 81 Is week occupied oy one
gentleman only or 50 aud 6s each, Two room together
su6 81.
llOARD.-Thee or four Young men esu BE- sccouno.
ID dated with pleasant end board BY applying q
2Oi fullon.u Tems moderate Ais5. large front
parlor for gentleman and wife, Inc second door.
aus 2weod'
llOARD.-oenllomen and their wives single gsots-
~ can be accommodated with rooms, furnished on
unufnshed By applying 81 q North Moofss few dcors
west Of Vsrics.st snis iw-
A GENTLEMAN and wife can Obtain pleasant un.
Afrnished front with board also Q fsw single
gentlemen, by early application al 10 Chsmbefsss one
door weG Of Broadway aus v
DOARDING-three or four gentlemen can be accom-
nodslsd with pleasant airy single bedded rooms oreet
fsst and tea or full board with respectable En(sh
family and conducted the English principle where
eanlin.ss and comfort bs enjoyed. Warm aud cole
float and shower maths for he free OF the occu pants
Apply to Mrs. MEDHURST, Sal Bnstonst one block
from Broadway. s' im'
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Disastrous SHIPwaEcK.-The Herald has
Tesgsphc Dispatch from Boston stating that the ship
chsnungs Ps,ten from Liverpool, 18th ult bound to
tia, port reports that Monday morning 9th inst at
clock the weather foggy he came In contact with
the Swedish bark Iduns from Hamburg for New York,
with 200 persons board and that the bark sunk In 80
minutes after the collision. Capt. Patton Immediately
zen, bis the and with boat from the
bark picked up "a persousl72 persisted Among them
"" Capt A. Moberg.
List Of Passengers Saped.-Edw. Kaiser and Teresa
Lelihner, cabin passengers earle Lausen, Leohsrd
Roshnber A. Wester, Frederick Rohn Chss. Seiz and
wife, Daniel Gunsher. Frederick kspburg, Johanna
Wensel, III. +. kohlson.
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DAY MAIL FROM BosroN.--The failure OF this
mail on Monday owing told to some disputed
between the Post Office Department and the Railroad
Companies respect to the compensation for this inn
pOrsnt service. We hope the difference may be speed
Nv settled and the mail resumed Meanwhile, we shall
be- Indebted, formerly, to Messrs. Cloyes Dennis
for Boston papers ria New Haven
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nRAPT on BOsrON FOX sALE.-A Sigh
r ~ ORA" ''' 10 4 4. fISscorr. % s0aaa
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Winoow q ha0es.

WINDOW sHADR-.-0nt corniees, musl.n Cur.
w Islns, kc-J. c. WOODFORD, 1916 Brosdvay,ts Of
fering great induce To those purchasing window
shades at wholesale several styles Of 0othes VIZ.
neles scroll landscape flowers, Cofnthisn columns he
ali made perior and ~sraoted not 10 sdhsfe
any climate Also, lace and muslin curtains, gnt coz
picss, gimp loops, bands painted wire window blinds
NC NC. Lsfsrss Buildings 295 Brosdwsy. suIs
ERENCH WINDOW sHADks, OIL Conces, he.
Il j. G. WOODFOhD, 295 Broadway, 10 receiving from
Europe and from the beet American sss tho siest syles
Of indo~ shsdss, smoDg which CONS new styles Of
Oolhcs Landscapes Flowers. Vgpeues serols, &c Also
Drapery Muslns Lace Curtains Oilt Corniess Curtain
Bands and Loops large Curtain Tssses and Cords ososs
Wire Window Blinds. nc sc just recsiysd from Ham
burg, Lsfsrgs Buildings, 1916 Broadway.
r Great Inducements will be offered 10 those buying
uIsdox shades 10 sell again auiS
aATINOOW SHADES, Oil Cornees, Muslin Cur
w tains Lc.-J c. WOODFORD, 2s5 Broadway, invites
those about purchasing Window shsdss 10 sell again 70
call and examine his large aud besaufo collection osfore
msling their purchases. Scroll landscapes gohies,
Howers Cornthisn cou ms ygneiss, plain scrolls, no
man arches Venetian scenes, &c. Also st eofncss, 90
curtain bands and pins curtain loops do eensr asssb
simps painted gsuxe wire for window blinds, he,
J. q. WOODF0RD, Manuieriufn and
au6 Importer Of Window Shades, &c. 2s3 Broadway
WINDOW SHADES, = spruee-st-vamiss about
w furnishing lhslr h0us-s with Shades VIII save my pr
cent by calling on Ihs subscriber o,.s.rr
az Am Msnnfsemr.rs and Impors.ss
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Indiana.

NEW ALBANY IND, aug III, 1871
To The Editors Of he Louisville Journal
GENTLEMEN; From private letter learn that
George G. Dunn, Of Bedford, has overcome the
great majority against him and is elected to Con.
eress by 10 votes think the information reliable
II this be true it is victory. not OF party but OF
signal ability and moral cOurage-a victory OF IN
teBect and energy over stupendous obstacles MT
D. is one of the very ablest men Of his age within
my knowledge.
John S Davis is elected lby the legal votes over
Henley in this District. Should the certificate DO
given him. he will prove to be one Of the ornaments
Of the House of Representatives. His triumph
has been miracle alike 10 friends and foes. The
race was won by him unaided by any excitement
County. which gave Henley perhaps 100 majority
Isl point Mt which by local act last Wintervotes
could only be cast for State and County officers and
Presidential Electors In haste. yours, &c. I'd. b.
~ Is. More than 30 pipe layed votes were poiled
In this County. We had preferred that such votes
had not been cast--then Dsviss majority would be
clear without rejecting the Illegal precinct
TrsNEssLE ELKcrIoss-Th NasAriHe Hzig
brings us returns from thirty nine counties in this
State. The net Wing gain in these counties in
the vote for Governor as compared with that cast
in ls45, is 500 votes while Governor Browns ma
iOrity in the whole State two years ago was only
l.54l. Neil s. Browns election. therefore, may
be set down as absolutely certain.
As regards the Legislature, the Wig says "W
have gained Wing vote In Bedford one In Law
renee and one in ROane, and lost one in Weakley.
This is enough to counterbalance the majority OF
four, which the Loco Focos had in the lest Legis
lature. We count confidently upon a gain of
Senator in the Marion District, and OF two or three
Representative from other counties"
louisville Jour 18th
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lAwhig Member lost in McMinn-Ed. Tr

The KENTUCKY CONVENTION QUEsTIos-The
Leriaston Observer gives returns from q Counties of
the vote In favor of Constitutional Convention In that
State. The majority In these Counties Is more than
5000 The Obsrrr entertsins doubts that the meas
ure has been carried by pretty decided majority Re-
fore Convention can be called the question mus be
again submitted 70 the people.
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ANOTHER CAMP MFErrsG The congregation OF
the Centenery church intend holding camp meeting
this morning at verplsneks point II will probably
continue 10 the latter part OF the week.
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rEw AND VALUABLE AsrRoNoMIoAL

NEW AND VALUABLE AsTRoN CYNICAL
xtJORK FOR PRIVATE LEARNEhs the family circi5,
w Common Schools add Acknowledgements
MAPs of sixteen colored chars, each ~ 81 feei
accompanied by elaborate Elementary freaLise, the
whole designed Illustrate the mechanism Of the Hesvers
by n Maluson.
The plan u hi. WORK IL entirely original Each mEp H.
lnstrAls distinct pan Of the movements phenomena
OF the heavenly bodies until all the leading principles OF
MIA noble science made perfectly Ineligible 20 the
The Elementary Treatise describes each ngure
he maps and specially sdapts the work TO the family
circle The private student and 10 schools The parent or
teacher the of may instruct youth u Twelve years
ana upward giving clear and practical knowledge Of
the subject and will ind increased Interest and pleasure In
he study 40 h. progressss The maps are beautiful 40
work Of art; they ted and put up in neal box,
for transportation, with copy VI the Tresii,e, A. SIS
per seI on paper and ct go with cloth backs Pub
llshed and FOR ssle by -
r,se HUNTINGTON SAVAGE. 2l6 PesrlsLN Y.
MORE NEW MUSIC just Pubhhed-The Yankee
IMsid which sung before GOO persons Ia one day
a new Q1s,teue-Msjor General zachary Taylor La VIZ
ol-te-s-t OF brlhsDs Values; New-York March; EN-
erad Polka some beautiful Gusr songs When the
moon The ase Is beam ng-ss OuaneItei Is sweet
al nj shi.-M asseUts f5mOus los new song.
anii 6teod CHAS HOLT, Jr l55 Futon
DICHARD-ON'- DICTIONARY, vol. qusrso
kAfor sale by HDhFlNGFOH sNAo
~ pNs''st
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BRAIsTEDSi SALOONS,
LArE PEkLE's NusEuN, lygi u
u 3J2 BROADWAY. NETWORK. Ii
I'D. WHEELER,
q CommIssioner for the sthies of Sew-York
AID Corn-r.ru Tsfurnsnv hsh mi n
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~ The great bell for the tower at Jefferson
market attracted great deal of attention il was drawn
up Broadway yesterday 1t looked as though 1t would
prove a rouser.
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CurTERls ANATOMY AND PHYsIOLOGY

CUTTERS ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
THIS WORK 1f3f2 pages, by Calvin Cutter, NJ D. has
passd through editions OF three thousand each
In less Than years IL Is used In most q the acade
mics and select schools or New E0gand Snd New.foK
II ernbracas-isl. ADaomy-a description of the Human
system. Illustrated by more Than POO engravinEs ID Phy
sOoey-a description Of The use OF The several paris 50
Hygieue-rIles the rr.serv alton ~ health tL Dfec
Tor the proper treatment Of qccidenlsas the recov
~ n persons apparently drOW ned, sresing hemohagr
from divided blood vessels, &c making II YAua1ie
wofk for families Weli G.sehools For sale by
CLARK & AUSTIN. 25 Broadway
nd Lea tstksf = ~ III Y.
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situations, Nr. il)anteS.


yNANTED-s,msaon By two respectable yoeDs grs
w G. p.o Of doing general bocsewe'k VI spyrs
spectacle private family. sas oj~suon % essmssr
wo'k shs q ebndreu The oiher fay esp.eeo
poyed he csAsr Tor th- isst ye.rs Trey
have good references Pexse call ts5 Foerth o. Her
w Young elers porter, privsis wsieansn or De
u odce. 10 wiling 10 naks himself gsaers, psshl
An s.sr7s- can ss Sss y ssras On f... Goa IN
Ws1-rsl OF line addressed. sur 81
AANrED-sys rssp.es.bls woman . sltsssioa in .
TO eoOk sad reo OF 70 tsse esr- on smsn cha
No ooeetsn 10 60 short distance IN The ecanuy. Rsfe
.ne-' given Apply a rs Motel. csa Dc sesa %,
days sai7 n
AGANTED-Sitnasionsh By two respeciahls ycasg 90
w meo-oce a. ehsmoer'nsid and barss, ne othsr -
CO. haze 40 obl-ctoos 70 losn or eoxs,ry sDssss Co
cal al lee rroy-s "a story. salt 81
WANTED sood ssssdy brsss
IN s%p I S'HS Sr. s:.. 10 fssS .,, s1ss
plyasrAsRs lamp nscafsesory 81 sesansssI sslfS'
lL1pY ~i.hes TO o0lan . silustOn e soes-Is-psr
"A or TO travel Please cali at l ooidsI srcoAys .s:rs
interview can b. esd sau -
NO nOrkL kEEPERs-A young man eyed ~
Who has bad years experience ss esrkeeser 10 ao
tel 10 a. present cot Of employment sad eesreas o.
getting situation In respectable hoel a. esteerer OF
assistant clerk Can furnish recomns udsiions from hs
a.t employer A lire addressed to r. 81 hn onse w
meet With quick attention All. "
w hOIEls nEkf&nS.-nsi NV /. =
i Hoel. centrally loesed on Broadway, eth favor
able lease, and doing profitable Business offered ior
sale 10 al sctve With capital ~ho 10 wlinf 70 90
vote HE undivided senoo 10 the business The object
Of the present Lessee 10 ess.n his lanors BY havax an
associate who ske p>t ef he upon himself A
snswsr under The OF the spplcsnt 10 y. G. boz
$50 Posg O1ee will NEE, with attention, and lead 70 a.
Interview. anifzw-
MONEY TO LOAN on mortgage Of improved pro
wi periy In the elites q Ns~Yorh and srootyn ~ ne
Executors OF siderable ore estate The loan NAY
possible lay number Of yrsrs The bondsneu and pro-
perry must be good Noles with rsr,ieuiars, postpaid
hroush he Post Once and directed 10 hefcaior VIII
be Immediately attended to and ccrsidsred eorodssua
sal7 81
g. MN IN ONk OR uOkE SUNS 70 osn y J
tSD.VJUpe per cent bond and mortgage on productive
real estate In The City New Yors Also tSe IN ooe OF
more sumus 10 loan In Nsw.Yorh or brootyn. Apply
5000 to &. b. WHEELER. IS Wals. third story trons
/ office. snII ~
4 OsT-on Sunday bunch Of KEYS. The Under viii 70.
IL ceves liberal reward and The thanks Of The owner ~
/ leaving the same al -- ...,
sul7 81 y D. WfCkofFs, i0z Nsseyet
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miscellaneous.

OLD DEBTS, Notes Judgments, Bus add BOOK
tebts collected and ns0cisied 20 'h- most ressonAh
terms All communicates from he country viii BE- a..
tended 10 Immediately Transactions l = eonttenus,
and without The risk u Cosrs. . SOthChOfT,
sa7 ~ SAW All0rney. A. n NAsss9-st n \.
nAGURRREOTYPE PLATE-.-L B. BiNssE
IL a 90. 8 Wiiiam-sL secund 1oor ave o1 hand and
are constantly rec-ising Dssuereotype rates N0s ~ ~
- =. 81 her brand 80 favOsoy Known hr0gghou The
Isi,ec S.ales which hoy wsrrni ec-A4 10 qu.Ay 70
sny ever imported " hen, ard WHICH ey cner for sac
- i,s-.. ,rs-kst nrir.s Chemicals aud olh-r sob
S.,-s sd IN he Photographs Process Noigtsnfer's
1880 csnsrss irlDortsa direct from Vienna, aiwsys
Svsi. n B. BINsSE co.
W Is William o. second 1Oor.
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THE AMERICAN LITERARY GAZETTE
4 Nd NEW YORK MIRROR. a weekly reflex OF Ne~s,
"A Ar. Science Literature Poilics-H FULLER sole
Editor ana Proprietor has the Satisfaction OF announcing
TO the public that hs has made new arrangement ~
which IN future Ihis esabshed newspaper now IN ihe
commencement Of s sixth volume, new series VIII &C
cpy IL place more decidedly han ever ~ leading LILY
erary Journal of the Metropolis Subscribers DESTROYS o
r.c-iying the volume from tho commencement, ION april
lg47 should Tor ward their subscriptions iHnecih1eJ 40
Cluis Of l. n. the terms only one dollar year.
TyRNs-One copy one year 10 advance. .....''eE
one copy two years.
Two copies one yesr..................
FOlr ssssff''
Ten ....sss.....s.sss.
Al new .ublc-bers are entitled to copy OF l61, or
,he Pow or OF he = The Trppincs u Tom Pepper
or me RI suls % ROmancing " each work being hsnd
some volume Of 9U0 pages.
All romuni should be addressed post paldl 10
u Fuller EDITOR OF New-York Mirror. limited number
~ acknowledgements relating he Ar and the Book Trade
inserted on the outer pages.
B-Price Of the Daily Evening Mirror, IS per snnum
In advance; shilling week when received by carriers
t. VIII our Exchanges please notice. iyHo I'm
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ISouEsr.-An inquest was held on Sunday or
the body of child sged only FIVE months ltsppeared
stead OF paregorie which caused Its death. verdie
was rendered accordingly.
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DELAyAS STATE TEMPERANCE jNlON..-Ihe
Northern Division of this xcelleni Society all the
bars Of which are people of color met at the City OF
H0dson the 7th inst 200 to 1900 persons being
present Stephen Myers OF Albany presided and Henry
Fowler Of Massachusetts acted as Secretary The Con-
'entOn held morning, and evening sessious-msny
names were obtained to the Temperance pedge-Ste-
phen Myers elected President Of the Association for
The then ensuing yesr-Joseph segar of Spencertown
and Nelson Asking Of Pit,sied, Vice Presdepts-Rev
Mir. jackson OF Philadelphia 1reasurer-IIeurv Fowler
Recording Secretary and w H. Tom ot Ahsrv n .
Thomas of Pitt,held, and Charles Renops Of salon,
Corresponding Secretaries. There IL also ,,,os r.
cudvo Committee.
The original founders Of this Association In lnc,e..s
The power and usefulness OF the eoorod race dm,p.h
their number In prisons by Inducing them to avoid
strung drink the prolific parent Of crime are believed
10 BE- Stephen Myers and Charles Morton both OF Al.
bAby and few others OF the intelligent and psto
tic who desire TO place the sons OF dusky Africa on
spocsl and social level with other men, by Education
Temperance Industry and Usefulness. There ara 63
Auxiliary Temperance Societies In this Division and
circulars and irscts are Distributed among them, and
suitable lectures delivered.
The next annual meeting VIII be held al Great Bar
Hngton Massachusetts az 10 A. NJ on the LIST Of August
i's that day bei the gorons anniversary OF the ABoLi
TON OF Chs,se Slavery In the British West ndies. the
good ELECTS Of which hamsns measure ara daily unfold
nshem'elves, beyond he power of Shareholders to
s'auoVert The eoloTs should carefully and use
10y educate all their G crsu. sost to increase In know
Nse themselves. esch II scrink. and strive orise
~" 'ae Condemned which the cupid,y Of
aies has placed osven helps those who
aep themselves" III der wers no, svars
slsv.-.'ss tnon 10 the Jre6y every Ink In
no, ~ - cnsn can oes n, the tescher would
des,orin,v ,a sent 10 utherp States for en-
" enable the bis Bible.
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BROOkLYN AFFAIRS

OUTRAGEOUS Assault AS William A. Cast Of
the firm of Miller Cast of Atsntcst was returning
from church sunday evening with his sister In pass
ing through Bopdst he violently assaulted by -four
drunken rowdles and obliged to y to save his life
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OIFLE POR sALE-A hyperion Loedon made rue
As ia "s" iSI i' T. saowN CO. In Fslseas.
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ATTEMPTED SricIDE-A respectable young lady,
whose name the present has been withheld attempted
10 commit suicide last evening by jumping into the water
from the Battery wall Her movements having been %
served she was speedily rescued by policeman of the
First Ward who conveyed her to the Station House
ghers il Is understood che ntmsed that che had been
led to the rash In consequence of having been Sc
duced and deserted by young blood OF this city
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Br Hear the last piece OF advice given by the
assistant Editor Of the Boston Post
Don't put too much confidence in lovers vows and
siehs said our Mrs Partington TO her niece let him
tell you that you have lips like strawberries and cream
cheeks like a csrns,on and eye like an s,ersk but
such things otener come from tender head than sten
der heart