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BOOK TRADE.
rATIoNAL ENGRAVINGs ON STEEL

VNHE FIRST PRAYER IN CONGRESS, lIii In
graved by Sadd, from glnal picture by MaiiesOn
with graphic description BY the venerable John Adams
Plate ~ by IS inches. hne paper = by 81, win an en
graved Key Proof Sl-a few copies on India paper, -
THE SPIRIT OF 70; Engraved by sadd, from Mate
sons picture Plate ~ by - inches on Inc paper ~ Dy 81
Proof 3 on India paper g -
SlGNERS Of THE DECLRATlON or INDEPEND-
ENCE Engraved by sadd from Tnimbuiis picture, WIN
Key and Autographs Plate Is by % inches hne paper 70
by % Proof 81 2j.
BOLTON ABBY, IN the Olden 2 mes Engraved by Do
ney. from Landseefs picture Plate IA " II inches, Inc
paper ~ BY q. Proof 81 =
iel0 81 JOHN NEALE. Publisher. - Carnine-s,.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS.

NAITUNAI TIAIT-
rI,HIS NEW AND EXTENSIVE Boarding House sllu.
aied on Broadway few rods south Of Union Hsli and
near Congress Spring, kept by Mcssrs. SIODDAkD
BILLINGS upon strictly temperance principles Is known
v those who boarded there the last and previous year 10 10
one of the most respectable comfortable and reasonable es
ailments iu thai delightful wAerng place ei5 lot
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TOm us Tss.all. Report OF iis rHi'd Norh Anenein
MACON, Ga. June TO-
The Now Orleans papers of the 18th instant.
which have come 10 hand contain a few items Of later
Intelligence from McNiCo.
The brig Helen had arrived from Vera Cruz The
papers contain the proceedings al Querctaro ratyng
he Trtsfv Nr SEWER was sick, bat Mr.. Clifford was
pyely Engaged in furtherng the arrangement for the
sithdrawa OF the troops.
Tie brig selma mad also arrived from Havana. The
bcsl che brings is. however unimpOriant The
STAIRS Of Nucaian are improving
1larhots.-NEv-ORir PANS Tuesday Juno II
CoTTos-s.Gcs Of 600 bales at easy rates The
sales OF SUGAR and MOLAssEs are small.
ship News.-Arrired-S Utica from Newly orb
hs-k Pml-, from Boston; brig UulOn from BALTIMORE
Ckafed-Schr Ashland, for New-lork.
CARLISLE, June 10
Fatal ACcDENr.-A recruit named Dawson,
native of North Carolina was killed this morning by
hck from his horse while leading him TO water.
Colonel May has just received orders from Washing
discharge all the recruits enlisted for the war
now in garrison here.
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CITY ITEMS.

TUESDAY, June 20
Tux SroRM.-The rain continued through the
whole Of last night and this morning the sky was damp
and cloudy About noon il again commenced pouring
with as much energy yesterday Natures iScs Is
having good scrubbns, and she VII look none mo
worse fort The fears OF drOu,h that might acct the
coming harvest which were entertained IN many quar-
ters will be at once disspated by this grateful vista
ton.
LIGurING.-This morning, about O'Clock,
dash OF lightning, followed Immediately by deaienns
peals of thunder burst over the City. The electnc
auid struck the beautiful Gothic stecple Of Grace
Church in Broadway and destroyed the cross
Rus OvER.-A lady, whose name has not been
asccraincd was accidentally run over by Dry Doos
stage yesterday, and had one Of her arms broken
FIRg.-Last night ire broke out in a house
corner Of Pearl and Oak sts. caused it is supposed,
from smoke emanating from the chimney, but was ex
tinsuished before much damage had been done.
FouND.-Y esterday officer Wilson found peck.
etbook in the free box in Thirteenthst containing
some valuable documents belonging 70 Mr. Wilmott
Williams No. is Maiden lane, which had been lost
since April last
F0UNp DEAD.-The body Of an unknown man
was found this morning lying dead in pool Of water
IN the cellar OF house No. 80 Laurvns-st
PoLicE.-This morning officer JefFries aud ex
constable Joscphs arrested woman named MARY Fi,z
psrick on charge OF stealing So in gold coin from
lanes Wright OF III Ohyerst. John Buttner, the
keeper Of IN immigrant boarding house In Washington
= vas this morning fined - by Justice Lathrop for
Illegally OBTAINING the baggage Of an immigrant named
Frederick semeler.
~ 4 stable between PATRON and Tenbroek
a. Albany owned by Mr. Honing OF this City was
destroved by IRE on Saturday morning. Supposed 10
have been the work of an incendiarv.
~ The Keystone is revived m Harrisburg by
one Of ia Old proprelors O. Bartlett Esq and gees Tor
Cas- an5 Butler
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MINIATURE GALLERY.-

INNuITE 1Laie j. K CLARK Propuet0rl ~ Broadway,
Nsvv Yors over the ieweIry store ~ BAH IOmpAlhs
p',-t The rropr..of would respectfully INFORM cnzens
sna strangers tnaI this Gallery -conalnl4 Oysi o-'A"
l. open for their Inspection. T. -.
Tie proprietor ater nearly egni years experience % ~
ne,rriaa Artuvening and perfecrng many Of ne I'M
orgeneuts thai have been made since 10 discovery ~
Daruerre and which has brought % 10 is present 'ias y
rr.rriouhas purchased the above named GaAery-aiu
Asrers himself that he viii only sustain, but mere se -
rratou and the acknowledged high character u me es
TIE superior arrangements Tor light, and the present IN
rnparae process known only a. his place. enable ~ y
take Daguerreoype Miniatures mai e1cel Al 0ss ~ ~
mellow and harmonious Tone yet cieaf al uistlc -. -
line and without the sagreeaoe hue mar nae hieio 0ee"
he chief OBJ ecr0n 10 Dague-reofype POrIaAs
NJ v-. H., r1osf t1credulOu OF the great superiority
OF Pclres taken u TINS place, they are respecy l-.eu
10 yisi The Gallery and Judge for themselves lie plges
as fnnnery. -
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sAupERys FIFTH READER.

THE SCHOOL READER Fifh Book, designed a. a
Il sequel % Sanders Fourth Reader.
Part First-COntaning fl Instructions IN The rheon-
cal principles Of Reading and Speaking, illustrated BY
numerous examples.
Part Second-COns'sfing Of elegant extracts IN Prose
and Poetry from various eloquent writer's accompanied
with notes explanatory Of such historical or classical aa-
sOns the several Lessons contain For the u acade
and the highest classes 10 and select schools
By Chas W. 4 j. {. Sanders. / vol l2mO. 45 pages.
Just published by MARK II NEWMAN co
ieq osff lg9 Broadway.
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February and March. 1873 - follows:
There were during these three months Dec j,n. .rd
Fchl eve remarkable cycles of cold. VIZ
Dee. % from between and p. II. % DEF "a % he-
tween and lO A. NJ 81 hours
Dee. "a from between and tP N % Dec. ?. 20 Be-
tween u A. " and - NJ - hours
Jan @. from between 9 and p " . Jan. J., % BE-
tween and Q 4 n - hours
Feb. g from between ana J p II 10 Fcb TO- between
: and A. " - hours
Feb. I'D. from between g AMI : r. " % Feb a. be
tween ~ u. and p N 80 hours
From the la.t day Of February 20 thc l,h Of March
both days inclusive there were two cold cycles. and
also half cycle IS follows:
Feb. ID from between 9 AMI P " 10 March T. be-
tween - N and / p w. 80 hours
Nlrch D. from between and p " 20 March 2 be.
tween i2 Il and 2 p. ~ ht,f -g-l. - hours
March b. from between and p. a. % March t.
between I and > p. NJ - hours.
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FACTORY DEsTEoYED-Chas j. Duponts wool
len factory Ola the Brandywine about four miles from
W.m.nstO De-. destroyed By lrc on Monday
night
. We understand. SAYS the Iicysburg Wig,
by friend up Tire river thlt Gen Taylor o. take the
Mace 0i Gen Brook. as commanding officer 10 New
Orleans. and thst thc latter resume h.s old com.
mgnd no jefferson Barracks NO
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NEIV-YORK TRIBUNE.
By Telegraph to the yew.Tork Tribune
~ CnnnILoan Taken.

ALsaNY Tuesday June D.
Ths Canal loan or s-00.ooJ has all been taken
,ato3;pe cent. The bids were to large
AMOUNT ia the aggregate.
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BOARD IN THE COUNTRY.

ATTTiE PARK HOUSE, Orange, New Jer-ey-A mos'
n delightful country residence during the Summer m' y.
pleasantly located in one 0f be uOs healthy towns fhs
iniou-an hours ride from NewYork, with which mere
frequent daily communication BY railroad - 49,.
iei6 Im- J r. BALDWIN. Proprietor.
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of Tie WurrCurs Manual Handbook Of Hydroplhy
&c &C. Editor OF le Water Cure Journal, ard tne earles
American practitioner of the new mole, and Dr. 2. RooF
also pupil OF Pu-.suiz receive patients above. Pa
sage we-s days. per steamboat CT0tOn d ?. NJ. f1i9.
Market i95
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AsTRoNordy FOR SCHOOLS.

HUNTINGTOS l. SAVAGE, Booksellers and Publishers
He Pearst have Ia u preparations new worn
on Astronomy for Schools BY Professor Mitchell Of he
Cincinnati Observatory. The well known talents Of ne
Editor n s branch Of Science, t0geiher WIN NJ aclies
which be- possese. Tor obtaining Astronomical Information
afford sire guarantee Of the excellence u the forthcoming
work and u il superior merit 10 other similar trestses Ia
iel6
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- ruRLIoATI0sIs.


- .p5rvs nf WILLIAM CULLEN bHlANl
,,,o..,, .rl Arranged ly the Author Complete In
One Volume OPP 37-. l2uo) have been sent us ~ "a
re, 4 Hart The Poems Of course are e.oron-' JOY
,,c .-. Brvanis. but The book would have been I'M
3 bv he addition Of h- latest illusions, especially
qq.. r,rd Of Dreams. which IN our judgment be has
-, excered. This is a cheaper edition than We
.l,,5 prefer. but we know there are very many who
cannot afford sumptuous books who yet appreciate BFy-
s,,-yVe do not remember that we have ever pub
Ushed TIE PAINTED CUP
The fresh -aranuas Of the sangamon
Here rl-e ia gentle -wel-. and rlc long grass
Z. mixed with rlstlng Lazcl-. Scarlet tufts
Are glowing in the green, Ike flakes Of IRE;
The wanderers of The prairie kno" tnem well
and cali that brilliant flower the Painted CUP
Now. ii thou art A Poet tell me not
That these bright chaces were tinted thus
TO hold she dew for isires when iney meet
On moonlight evening" in the hazel bowers,
And dance ul they thirsty Can not up
amid this fresh ana virgin solitude,
The faded faneics q au elder world
Put leave these scarlet cups % spotted moths
OF june and glIateniug aie-' and nunm.ns oifa''
To dr.nk from whom IN al these bOundless lawns
The morning SUN looks hot Or Jet the wind
O'crturn In sport their rudy brims, and pour
sudden shower upon the strawberry plant
To swell the rcddcuhg fruit that even no"
Breathes Eli git irag rance On the sunny slope
But thou art Of O gaycr fancy Well
Let th.n the gentle M8n.tou Of lowers
lingering amid tLe bioomy waste be loves
Though sll his -warihy ~Or.hpers are gone
slender and small. h.- rounded check al brown
And ruddy with the -ul h4nc lct hm come
ON summer morning. when the 1lO--piil7 WAKE
Aud part with LITTLE bands the sqisy grass
Aud touching with his cherry Lps, the cage
Otthese bright beakcrs, drain the gatlcred 0cW.
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To Tic krhles of Vermont.

A. one Of your Delegates at large 20 The Mig
y,eon, Convention. did not give in my lor your i'd
,.on 10 the nna,ion OF Gen TAYLOR for the Presi
3,-v and hoald have voted against lie confirmation
BAL not tic customary resolution (of confirmation
.eenriladr4cH.
On ray return OF sooner y ifocucao-e' sAsH "a
S,ss % YOU the reasons for my course as your Dee
s.e AMI Tor my Incorporating hostility 10 the teao'
u Gen JAyLoR
I request the VIII. papers Of Vermont to proNsh
ia.s card HOhACL " HHE4I
Harrington, June TO- 1918.
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sEnoNn-tfAuD ROCKS.

GENTLEMEN HAVING BOOKS u any Kind, which
VI hey wish 10 dispose Of may send them to the book
store. roe Nsssau-st mylb "
WEBsTER's HIGH-SCHooL DICTIONARY.
rtNHE SECOND EDITION this day publshed by HUN
4 TfNGTOE 4 SAVAGE. 2lb Pearl--t e7
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nR.J.R. SWEET, ua;gr.l bone-seueg, 81 Fat0a-s-
~ Brooklyn Dr. g. vii Ieai the following injuries %
ca9.ssis fscarss 5socs.oss, sesgsc-oss h2 dsesse'
eLlss sx ssatss y.ssss "a Hy% ~
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,V,p~VY A. u,RsH,s New
~ Ro-TwICK,. INTRODUCTORY TO A POP

mr.. BO-TWICk,s INTRODUCTORY TONI
DiLAR COURSE OF MEDICAL LECTURE 70 ke en-
ten on subject Of vital in,eresto them end 70 sn no
community, viii be given al the corner " bfoaon sy @
Grand Al room connected with Broadway House en-.
In Grand on Wednesday evening xist hs1 a. 70 49,,
He propose. 10 give fifteen OF twenty Lsesses Tre..
Lectures MI be made interesting and lnsuncie ~ 81 \, ~.
hbon Of the most beautiful drawings sss rsere fee ZEE.
eVrli y ~ Se,,.e can be had Al be residence, %
s ,rrc 81 Tor single Lectures price . esnAs--
H. s,1,rs Lectures viii take place on saturday %
4 -. y,ees ard on the evenings q w eoncsaay ana
Saturday OF tne sn0N''-s ie2n z
niefed.
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ion by the Hrtfh Oficer every vessel from FOREIGN
p1u having Passengers. and every vessel naWn. had,
during her passage amy OF Small foN, or infectious or
contagious di-case-urrlvlug az any time
All vessels from any port u the ordinary passage from
which hey must pass south Of Cape Heulopen-auvine
be the 3si day Of May and ho 10Th day Of October
And all vessels from any place lmciuding isands On Asia
Africa the Mediterranean or from any o he West India
Bahama Bermuda. or Western Islands from any place n
America in the ordinary passage from which they pass
South Of Georgia-aruying between The ls day Of Apn
and the let day Of November.
lei Inn 4. b WHITING. Health Officer.
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rv- The Ncw-Jer,ey WnIer-Uure EstaI

u The Ncw-Jer,ey Nnter-Cure Establish
menf. situated in the Orange Mountains AZ South Oansr
New-Jer-ey fifteen miles from NewYorS, on tie line Of
the Morris and Essey Railroad.
The stop within quarter Of mile from ne esist-
ishmeu leaving the foot Of Coranist al ociock A M
ana O'clock P NJ. Of each day, arriving 81 soun Orange
10 about one hour.
Dr. MEEKER announces 10 the public, that he has 'ls
finished DIS rrangeInsns g 81 The most complete " A.
er-Cure establishments and Summer retreats now IN me
country.
Dr. ~ returned from Europe IN the Winter OF $40 where
~ had been nearly three years than 1nlfd ~ ucA
time spent AZ Gfaefelbeg and the Other water ei
shm-ns OF Germany and has been since That lne eng
n selecting location and erecting Establishment s1e-
90 his views on the subject.
TIE esiab. slmeut j. planned particularly " IN view 70
the comfort and convenience Of The peen and Is oll apo
The English plan Of yaieclre esab snmenis, na'nk pr
vale bathroom attached 10 each pa-ents roon shut OF ron
the by folding DOORS where The patent can nave ever!
bath except e large douche and swimming BATH hich aIs
beautifully sluafei about 10 rods from the house ~ me gen
he mountain There three large plunge baths n he
loIse On he grounds also two wave Dahs' one ~
them from the natural falls of the brook IN ne raElue, bhl
swimming bath 81 feet square, erected Tor The es-le %
summer visitors &c attending their friends ana ohei Pc
denis. -.
Dr. VI vii open his establishment Tor The season on ne
18th June and cCWmun.cat addressed 70 HAS n
MEEKER, VI D. al Sew ark. y. Jersey or al SCUM
Jersey will rerefve attention. Jf.l p"
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r. The Benin Elutc.-A. q. BADGER, lsl Broad
Way. has constantly hand complete assortment of brhn
Flutes OF bis manufacture, and particular pains VIII De-
taken with Flute, made o order. aud m oil cases warranted
fO give Satisfaction, ana % addition can ue found fhll
Erss much admired music for he flf-. published ln nln
her. al Is EACH and bis 9ducs for Flute and GUITAR also
music stands. - iej 4
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ACT 70 authorize The Formation Of COrporanons ioi
"A Manufacturing, Mining, Mechanical OF Chemical Pqr
poses passed FEB H. 1913 Just published and for sale BY
BELL 4 GOULD, Publishers aud stanOners
fae l58 Nassau-st.
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URIsTLES-Rus.s seconds, .aehsys and , hris Tor
Dsaie by WINTERHOFF, PIPER kAhCh,
iel2 Inn p. o--.l-,.
TINTED STATES PATEST AGENCY for ,s al isl.
Hall Mechsnic- Institute Roop,-l H--, -------
S,T. BaRTHOIOMEW'S CHURCH.
,CLews p w. Baich, Pastor FOR sac O ~ ~. ~ ~
'AS sei IA De"' in 'A ci f1I " S'F FEi0 co Z o
VTFNRY ,IooRE. tailor and trowsers maker has
! 4 removed from Gj 10 6lj Broadway nearly opposHe
Boul-sL where business VII De oololcIea eP9h .Ae
European plan. and a. modefale el1-Ess- ls3 ---
STRAW GOODS, STRAW GOODS large
.errfon susbIe for men. boys and infants, 81 AONAk-
oUEs. Hai md CAP warrioa.e =. Bo.ery my an
cP0ONs AND FORKs.-Tabie and desert FORKS
Icard tea and Table SPOONS o. -1isy 49, P' a. .
sfearrloa,s hotels and private falies i1 sale a bur
iinr--Hp. bv LOCUS HART ale Boenlmln Har-
-,aoxV CA.ES--HOW CASES. large as.
csr-rnf on Few and se-ondhanl show Cases consan-
y on hand and Show Case. h'as 'e S,5e5 80 ~.
Case iaken IN exchange q; NJ j. EAL > 30 sf4oae 81
sesr he Bovv-ry. my-s I'M
/,IaRFT YINE.-JIst received, from A. Moron,
I - Pr-la.Irr n hundred cases of superior wlle-ihe
best article f1r IT, prce w cl pas appsaisl ~ ~ ~,
Tor some years. 10 be- seen 81 ls ae'foo oi -u5 A.
< y 'l q. % AAi - LIyISGsToy WELLS co
xxTTcS WIGS. WIG-.-rbe LARGEST, the cheapest,
w ne best ss-orrnent Of WIGS Half WIGS, scalps &c
!. n, b f-5 n NE5HURsr HEARDs Practical 4 al
C,lrers and VIZ Makers. = Msiden-.ane, " l. y. b
IT, fre7- .rr,nief wholesale ana retail my-i lul-
xNTEDDING-!.-Wei Invitation Cake Nis.iing
w .aI bushes Cards engraved l1d printed N upenof
80. - - AZ 25 Joi.r-- fmvj0 imcOd-
pAVID r. HARRISON CHARLES HARRISON
DLVMBER-' Ba-IN--Puz BASIN u Al sizes
fr, r'1 white t0 fir moot costly GIN Hopper basins
81 b4s,r. Tor house anl ship closets earhen
49, 49, l. t,.efier wiz large supply ~ best Govern.
- s,-c, al English Tin. constantly on hand sid Tor
sale ty M'-N"'' wa - - 49,,
i-1S iw~
r,,o CoIn AND SILVER Pea AMI Pencil-Case
1 - por sae 3 newly invented machine for uftl-
-, IA and silver pen AMI pelcil-cases, having import
-, -s over the ordinary machines now l ice soir
- 49, - thaf uIch greater anoulf " "fa e-I -
SO !. - DIEg1, RaQIhEf co,
n.y. - Naaziz -
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DIISDNE~S CURED wiihogt an oP-rauoa-Dl.
OWN FIELDS 4 co. Ocul-sis and PnyslcaL-, respect
80 rrn he rifizeus II New 0rx thai they have taken
- ga. Ia Warrers No H. where meg VII a;iend " Al
ss IN -eases Of the eyes successful manner sucb a.
hf4frsss " all kinds, amauro-is, opacity rul GAIA
80 Inflammation and grGnuan0u Of every Description.
An ~ f5af have despared d having your sight restored
DE- WM. FIELDS co.
pav,sr,har W srran-sf No. d. mgsf In
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THE HOME library
THE CHOIR CHORUS BOOK.

A NEW COLLECTION or CHORUSEs, from The
IAworks u Handel, Haydn. Mozir, Sphor Mende.ssohn
and other distinguished composers. By A. Johnson late
Of the Boston Academy Of Music Just received and for
sa.e BIZ Ielfl HUNTINGTON = SAVAGE. 2ls Pearl-si.
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a KTIFICIAL EYES made and inserted Dy D..
IA GRAY, III Grand e. me only maker Of NE human ART
fcs eye The United STATES Any person that wishes 10
be vel suited win Z superior article, aud vel Finished
should always apply 70 ne MAKER who h&s tee4 ~ ne
~ Shove icFsy s04Ti-Ps QaseasRF, sos Islsf Sssess
aye -
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~ The Al gent for the Newspapers ofthe cite


and prime pa OF al the States Of the Union b. PAL
MIR may Dee consulted ~ bis office I'm the Tribune Bmdin 81
where be papers may be- seen, and an requisite inormlot
Obtained LratIfOusy, enrbAng advertisers 10 acquire
competent Of The sub eci sut tO adopt sale
udtous and th0r0u. system OF advertising, u such sec
and such papers beet sIed o iler fespcc
pursuits. He respectfully invites Che calls 90 tose VINO
NAV think proper avail themselves Of Dis services dnd ie
fctes which Dis experience and extensive ency ahord
for prompt and efficient application OF tie power ~ ule
Press % business enterprise JelI Nv
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yyrDDISG VISITING AND CAKE CARDS
ENGRAVED IN THE MOST ELEGANT nianasr, ~
E.,o1ishingy low pnces-Csse boxes knfeoie, Snse.
~ sfes aud Cord equally low Also nrse o.'e1' "
sosh.c AID PLAIN Door Plate. Tor - ard apserc. y
s'' CkAKk's, 10 Broadway,
i.ls luNWsg- szxi " Is .sbpssAes
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
noARD-Wsn'ed IN healthy neshboFhood ia ihe
Doom ~ through he sumner fer eooy about yesr' u
age, where lc VII De- Vel uAvn cae Of Nnd receive ana
treatment farm house where iher are no aren wo',a
be- preferred. Terms must Pc modcfNc. a"1f''s w a
Y. b. l5d Broadwsy Nr~-Yors. lcle "
BOARD AND ROOMS AT A BARGAiN-one par
ID or, frou room with bedroom ard one bscs Ioon
second aoor ami TWO rooms on lfd Door al oelo en- 81,
gaging elsewhere. The luce ana qutlS VIII SUI 20 -
Varckst n.ar Grssnw ch Bank. Two stage Ines con-
,enent Jels Nv
DOARDING-A gentleman and BIZ wife or hree single
ID gentlemen. can De accommodaled WIN boMa th
Christian family, near BfOSd~ ~ above hfunnest nsnuS
room IN the house with many other cOnyenences Address
SP thus Office Jo's ~,
DOARDING-A gentleman and his VITO can be &C.
ID cummodsied with pleasant ifonl room on ~ a, s
door; also gentleman Win single F0on' al % 1%
near Broadway. lel, -"
DOAKD.-One or two single gentlemen can be accom-
DmOdaed with board and pleasant rooms at 10 beesA.'
81 jelj la
DOaRD-Good board with pleasant rooms can be oe'
ID tanned Ofappled Tor immediately At IS AlanaysL
jel2 I'm
AWAITED goani in tho country. within a short and
w convenient distance OF the city, for two small families
Address 21VS Po.t Oes, stating location aud ierms
Jol9 81
GENTLEMAN and his wife and three sin:
n Ole centemen can be- accommodated Win board ana
pleasant rooms ~ FhOmpsons References eAe"anbea
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coon BOARD may be- Obtained by single genilemen
u M IN Fu ron.i north side, ALI door nom Churcfst
close by s. Paurs church Also, pleasant ano eus ,oos
for gentlemen and their wives. myS ms
nIE,s,NT FURNISHED ROOMS To LET
Win or without breakfast and tea Also, an once al
Pakplace. J't- ~
pleasant SUMNER APARThENTS may
L be obtained IN u small family, al - INetrs'; ueai
Einh avenue on a stage route consisting OF haldsome
rsror op.uine ON "A garden, which Woull make quiet
study for a gentleman; alsO a bedroom breakfast II 40
iroi w. lei9T
DENT TAKEN IN BOARD,-To lei, the dwell
mg garden. and 10 acres Of and-a pleasant e'u,Hy
bolssua,d ON ihe bank ofhe Fast River, between for-
tyThrd and forty h aud Fret ayeuuei the whole or
mart ~ be LEI 10 sma spectacle family the present oc-
rpaufs will board ih the family and furnish her o~ n
APARTMENTS Possession given Immediately jels
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fU NfN-Itf~tl ftiuihH Y ufitFtHN al .A-s-
mei of Try cents per share 0i Doe capital stock j. required
o. uc paid or before le 2j'n day OF june o. a. t
Omre n Hudson Co. NcE-Jrrsey. az 3 south f0JIih-sL
PnafeIr0ia BIS order Of The B0ari of Directions.
fuv1i Jaw tiezfs A MARTIN Treasurer
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or two single gentlemen can be accom-
:, jej In
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GENERAL NOTICES.

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gentleman and biz WIFE, or ihrce 'insie
ID gentIemen can be accommodated with board IN
Christian family near broadway above bronne-st bsihhS
room IN the house with many other convenience Address
: p thus office lels