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Correspondence OF The Tribune.
No I'LL CANADA. Nicaragua, 18th April $50.
consider myself peculiarly fortunate IN secur-
ing FOR comp anion from the coast Mr.. David Jones
an English merchant, having extensive mercantile
connections throughout Central America and
Mexico.
HIS knowledge Of the manners and Customs
Of the people and acquaintance with the localities
we passed. were a source Of information and ben
eht 70 me, which he was free 70 impsrt
After soioarn Of two days at Fort san Carlos
Ne embarked tor this place.
Lake Nicaragua is beautiful shee, Of water,
surrounded by mountains, and one or two volcs-
noes. one OF which seemed 10 form perfect cone,
and the view at set. with a cloud resting upon
IL, formed as beautiful sight as ever beheld
1t was quite rough upon the Lake, and although
during one sail acrCss Il we were told bat u was
very smooth, we considered the remark as having
been ID ade IN a Pickwickisn sense, Tor We had
a very strong wind, ard quite sea
Hurricanes prevail here IN all seasons
Aswe neared Granada our clever crew missed
the ort aud W got into the suri, which ashed
as ashore without any particular damage, about T.
,'clock AZ night. We were fortunate in being
.aaded but one mile beyond our destination, but We
were long time IN finding the town, as we miss
ed our wsy, bat finally reached II, wen, after
nucn cithcuty, We were Aole 70 A"AArH sohu u
the sleeping citzens, whom We engaged 70 show
IS the way to the american Hotel which had
been started for our benefit, and the accommods-
ton Of future travellers to California by the Near
aqua route. ,
Being quite hungry our summons TO be PROVIDED
with supper WAS responded 70 with Yankee alac-
rity, and, after enjoying an excellent meal a. I
0 clock IN the morning we went 70 bed
This American Hotel was once Convent, and
IS a very large buildng and its present use esslmi
ates very httie with its former Occup alton, except
IN SO far that most excellent good cheer Is farnlsn-
ed q al solourners within Its gates.
Were II not for this redeeming trait DO verify
believe, that the ghosts OF the Jolly old Fnsrs
woud rise up some highland tara rs out neck and
heels.
For sometime past We had been abiding ship
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From Independence. No.


INDEPENDENCE, June -.
The Cholera has entirely disappeared from this
point-ihere have been new slaes ihe an inst
some few emgrsnts continue 10 arrive, but they -
with PACK mules, and anlc.pa,e NniefRs A. santa e.
Capt Bsssinetts company from Cucaso H. WIN PACK
mules, are encAuped some ull4es from ihls ial' %.
The santa re road. They Ue equipped Alu armed
and altogether able gel through % any company
does arrived here day or 40 since "ho -l'es
most depiora5le description Of the surernzs OF me
euigrsnis from Cholera but his story u most -Atly
exaggerated. OF Elssels tran from foH Lea'rn
worth nine have di,i from Cholera and seven we're
l a. asr accounts NTH that disease Inc remainder
of MS teasters mum 5ering some thirty ave or forty
eft their teams on the plains anu Guy l0t a. IN
0er" This you may rely upon, "a there are 10"
number OF them IN THE plsce on their way nome
4 number OF trains have yet 70 stalt lol santa r.
chihuahua and sonora G0dsteins Paraes and Az
tuio's intend starting Tea days J. W. " ne also
.ui. MIR ber OF wagons loaded with dry goods gro
ceres. &c 70 santa re- Il was really an interesting
sight 70 see McGufhns tram 20 tnfousA-1y wagons
each drawn BY yoke oil seeers, anu P,ooao'y SO
veying goods 70 the amount o. --Jyvv by the D!'
hsra a. incident 70 relate. man irom HerklmeT
County New York shout - years OF a-e ~ sno-4u
.rnoo.e .tror- and athletic. wlthsl one OF the sons
OF fenperanc- Ws.ked lnso me oar room oi me &c
- 49, nh he 4--,-f- How dy DO. Mister
want 70 .rsv AL night with yJu, and something ~ eat
t,o bur hsve not ot the nrst red cent by gosn and
ii YOU DO ths particular iaFof' VII pay you some
time other reckon 49,. .-,,,.,-. Ia
aim he could stsy and welcome The mar then stated
that be let MS native village On foot without dime
lad Travelled hu. far without money, 5ui had followed
trans and en helping hand ~ es;e o. en-, zen!
n .si8 rbst ~ father hsi always impressed % hs
mira .. Per.evere' and Il Ess constantly before his
eyes-and by Gin, Of that he bad succeeded IN reach
ing here and te. eon15ent mai ne eouli cross re
,,7-,,.i,. Surb man IL bound - get some Of the
metal II suv i to Re had His " KIT consisted Of
~, Ll,,s ,vve psir ii pants ard fne-iOoih comb
ne corr crop IN this country looks bad very oad u
= 49, srf.l not = hall =
nv w., bas committed great devastation train
.Ss Cbihuahaa Ano santa Is expected IN every day
brsnvnr vita II some $4,000 most Of which, undou5t
ety VII be i-ft in your city
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BOSTON. july 8--ARRIVED 7th, PM-Ship Gfouusr BARK
David Nickels Rio de Janeiro. May IL; brig spartan
lime left American vessels, brig Nancy ffAli' ia
vanna iune if-spoke .9ih Jet So ~, ION a. o!e boston
from Halumore for Halifax buAs Pioneer, Mobile June
Walpole jacksonville June p Georgian, fhlitaei
phiA schr Alert Hamilton. Bermuda. June <iet nIls
/ w Maxwell from Alexandria. schr Robert from bai'.
more inst arr Schr Lucrecia, Richmond Banner. \
V.gkips Mettalue Wakinka and Joseph, New ON
CLEARrp-Barks lOnes, New Orleans heplef' 90 lWh'
PDiAdelphia. brigs NckersOn. Baltimore IOofe,'
New.Yoik ARRIVED eth ship Samoset from Liverpool
Jane g. 100 passengers ship Martha LiverpOOi. BAN
XugAn, SouahOa %, STRAITS Of BAL lu March ana -
Helena 18th May-passeuEefs rom - heltNe, NY
Youngbood Missionary from BOneo lady and [chidIeh'
Mrs Casreil Missionary from siam ana chdIeh 80
Schr Franklin, from NeV-London 2'tn, sailed from =
Helena MHy II bark Sarah, Matapoiset from erase
and last from ~ Caihaunes, arr ah schr hiato rom
Holiness Hole for California, and sailed same day sp"he
March lg lat 81 : Ion 10 brig Isabella 90 days from Ne"
Yofk for California July o. lat 49, Ion o. 4, brS Juue
tom New Yors for Newfound land BaTks Ann jenkins
Newport Wales. Montsuk New-York. Brig Hayward,
Gu AcOa June 2th--le no American vessel brig Anir,
can Philade pha-spOke july L. lat SO. lon 10 on-s w
BunkeThof Machss Tor Matanzas q Bass AieNand,i
Sclr AzOh COnaves June l6thsAw 1911, on Cape Memo
las Mole bark Phi adelpha Tor Port au frnce
schrs Franklin Newark. NJ Fhza, Matilda pavio On
Peru, Oregon. Tgrs, tra, and Prince, Albany Union
and Lnma, RondOut ROsna and Alabama Newt oih -
Schr Hanover Cape Hayden, June N-lci hrles Slieu-
from Boston arr 49, LeAndeT for Boston IDS, spoAc jury
L. lat S. Ion H. bark Churchill, Portland, for Sssua-
Schrs Harris Jack sonv lle Harriet Chaldier fh1a
PROVIDENCE, july 7-ARRiNEp-Bng Martha w oIh-
iugion Caiania MAY n Spoke, June p lat 81 ion Is ~
chip Columbian, NOrleans, for Genoa
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C1NcINNArI, Saturday July J.
A destructive fire broke out here to-day 10 Leaoh
Cos provision store which before 1t was suodued'
destroyed considerable amount OF other properly
and burnt 2OOO kegs and 30 bbis Of lard.
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AUCTION SALES.
An nERWiN, Aaeuoneor
ilY BANGS, PGATT a. 60. store - Broad

BANGS. PIATT a. 60. store - Broadway
ID FIFTIETH NEW-YORK TRADE SALE,
To he commenced the Stationary and Paper sale On
FRIDAY xfh August and the BOOK Sale Ol ItEsDAf'
per- stationery Stereotype Plates, Binders Con- ~.
iher &c are respectfully solicited. Contributors VINO df
sire 70 DO 80 will be- allowed reserve Tie pnFegs 81
yhdrswiuz any item after the sale Ofhe tfs lot, such
reservation being specified 10 tbs Cssiogue fafcnlats
tor the printing should Do furnished inmedlatsy Us M@
Catalogue l. now At press The gsas essn advances VIII
BE- made 90 receipt u goods when desired
TRIMS or sALE-On all purchases rom The whole
Cstalogue sn0YDtue 10 $50 and upward four and sir
oonth. credit. on purchases from the whole Catalogue
less n an $40 add more thsn 500, four months credit
and ali purchases less than 500, cash discount VI
per cent will be SLOWED On ell purchases exceeding
81 go. - .. $1,000.
n T. PRATT, ROE LOCKWOOD,
ISAAC n CADT, J. X. HkKklCk,
a. p...rw.y f1t. n frf4 (.fnuaiffes
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heath of Col. Duncan.

NEW ORLEANS, Saturday July T.
Welearn by n dispatch received from Mobile
thu, Col Duncan the Inspector General Of the United
state. Army, died in that city yesterday, pnday)
cI d was man much esteemed and highly respected
among large circle Of acquaintance, and bis &c
s,u,e from this world will be gricvously felt by all
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Arrival Of the Great Western.

IAITIUOHE, ratuTuayl July =
The steamer Great W estcrn arrived at mobile
On the 30h ult from Havana She made the UP m ~
bours but owing to delay caused by rigid quarantine
her news has been anticipated
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TIE arAEAsrrsE At H.vAsA-Tne Mob

TIE QUARASTINE AT HtvANA.--Ine M05He
Rezsor publishes the rules Of Quarantine a. Havana
as follows
most rigorous system Of Quarantine has been -
tatlshed AZ Havana The authorities, - the instance
.. the Board OF Health have adopted very stringent
sanitary regulations owing ~ the prevalence Of Tie
Cholera Unl1ed states. All vessels arriving IRON
Infected ports 70 perform strct Quarantine VI
twenty DAYS and b. sg- ected 10 pur1caryn- lho-e
arriving from ports injected. and 1avng clean bills
VI health, are % be submitted . an o3s~rFa'9h oi
ghI days after which they 81. have free entrance -
Vessels with the Cholera board, are ~ allowed %
enter except merely Tor necessary supplies 1ieaier'
with the Cholera board are % remain o-'s1- ilr
harbor or IN case Of bad weather % 10 entrance Tor
the purpose Of taxing provisions, Goa &C. 10 pas
.euers bv steamers from the United -isies are per
mtied % land but must return fassel4efs ~ alba
vessels uu.t perform the Qlaranuna "a board These
last atoms are ms1e because there . no spot On
shore T. lodge conveniently and separately during the
Quarantine, the great number ~aO may aErve. NJ
pas.engers from Noble or NeNOrleals are allowed D.
and
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ny TELEGRAPH TO The NEw.YORk TRIBUNE
.,,,s between the Indians and Yucnteeoes.

NV ORLEAN5, Wodnesday July D
Accounts have been received here from uoa-
ga f.om which We learn that battle had been ioogn'
- The ls,b June between the iucsiecoes ana me 'n
ass. in which the latter were victorious ana o'o'e'y
i,esieged their enemy
The Cholera had broken out among the os"aneno
Indians and had caused the trbe 70 scatter 10 every
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Two ~ IN" scraps of the Tuscql00s0 Ob-
syror b. pumpkins sure, II ~ ulsy jldgei from
The following lacOnlc correspondence
Scraps us-t - the business aftrs ~ a. uncle
Pi,t-1urxh. sho. znolg other pecu isrte- very
economical of words one DAY ne I'D gentleman. hear
rg that there boat the wharf, Dy which De wished
~ MAKE arg- shipment Of coa he wrote mus " scraps
Dey >augs
board fOun. SrsCLE.
scraps beat him, though Il hls own game he wrote
back.
Dear Nuae
YOgrs, sCaAps
rplaaafion-se.mi-col0n see ny Goa on board,
Co on -lnal ~
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CHOLERA os THE SAvkSSAH RlvEz-The Ch0l-
era has made its appearance on the Savannah RIVER
short distance below the city. some have &C
cured on the plantation II Dr. Daniels Of which ter.
minated IN death and the al dining plantation.
owned by DR. SERVER. there have been some l. ~ -
cases, none Of which lad Terminated fatally There
were also some scattering on the plantations IN
the neighoOrhoOd sui 10 deaths. Our informant adti
TIA, li OF mid type and TIA; ;ce cases most gen'
orally yielded ~ medical treatment
lCnaEles.on Courier, sih.
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Large Fire ut Georgetown, :. {.

CHARLL3TON, oatufuHyi july .
On the 5th inst a destructive fire broke out at
Georgetown. :. C. destroying large number Of build
ings embracing many Of the principal stores In BIO"
ing up one of the buildings TO stay the progress oi inc
fsnes a man was accidentally killed.
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ChoIern In Philadelphia.

PHLADKLPnIA, Monday July al T. NJ.
The Board of Health report 80 cusos OF Cholera
and 20 deaths since yesterday
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DEATHS AMONG THE "OLD CiTizESS OF rhE
WEsr.-BufAlo has suffered severely within
year or two past, more than most Western
cities, in the loss Of several OF her older estab
lished, most eminent and useful citizens As
pioneers in the march to a degree Of prosperity
almost uuexamped, they are entitled to a fund OF
grateful recollecions which they seldom fail to re-
ceiye from those who are now enjoying the fruits
Of their enterprise and foresight
The BuiFalonians are just now mourning the
loss Of Mr. II. H. Szer who, according TO the
Buffalo Commercial took up his residence there
a, the axe Of 10, when Buffalo wss bit OF aul
lage. Mr. Sizer, who was somewhat known mere
In commercial circles, was prompt, efficient and
decisive in all commercial transsctioHs' and equal
~ exacting Of all with whom he came IN contact
La business affairs he knew but one law when $
comprehended in the word puuctusllty Inc sur
roundings OF his elegant residence on Niagsrs-
square equslly exhibit the refined taste o. the
geutlemsn and the public spirit Of good oit'zen.
He was in the prime OF life. and leaves most
amiable lady. an accomplished daughter, and an
interesting family Of tender age whose sorrows
the whole community share A.
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II "THE WATER CURE, by Mrs. NJ ;. q
Nichols is little Tract Of only four pages, but con-
taiunc more useful instruction than many large
volumes OF medical lore. 1. is principles are
founded in nature aud tmth-and this can be
tested oaly by eNper.ence-tAey ~!il place doctors
It q discount AMI make apothecancs shops asupeF-
fluffy. The writer maintains that the Water Cure
is the natural method Of curing disease. Health
once established by it IS not likely to be lost soon
A water-cure family rarely needs physician the
second time. Toe system thus threatens to de-
stroy AL medical practice. It is the m)st eco
nomcsl system OF medicine. a single cousulta-
ton and prescription arc often all that IS neces-
say. THIS Tract is printed for gratultous dstrl
button. /. takes little time to read 1t, and no one
can read It without great benefit lFowlers x
Wells Clinton Hall
SiLLlNANs JOURNAL Oh SCIENCE ASD ART. -
The July number Of this sterling Scientific authority
has been punciualiy issued, and usual is flet with
an interesting and valuable variety The leading article
is Monograph OF the Ancient Monuments Of Kentucky,
by l.. G. sQuiER-ionowed BY papers on Ancient sea
Marks, by ROBERT CHAMBERS. Esq On the Magnetic
Forces Of the Esrth, by Prof NORTON Oh Chemistry,
by Prot HrNr, and others-Hi,h the customary climax
u Miscellaneous lnteli gence o. Scientific movements
% all parts OF the world An excellent number. &C.
:. rancs a Co. Broadway, Agents.
NEW MUsc.-Wc have received from Jacques
4 Brother, Publishers. Broadway, Linleys iavonte
song Thou art gone from my Gaze arranged with
spanish guitar accompaniment oy T. Ernst Also On
the Wave and Ar wayr-words By e. Il. Curtis music
0y Franz Aiet Tns song Is very neatly got out and
speaks well TOR the taste Of the publishers
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LATE rRox HAYrI-By an arrival at Boston
we have sdvices from Aux Cages to the 18th ult.
The Government have consulted the merchants
on the policy Of keeping up the monopoly law,
and they have unanimously advised that it be
done away.
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J0HN o. PALFREY.-The Port Washington Ad
r9cafe, Wing paperof Wisconsin, thus speaks Of
Mr Pairey and bis District

We regret ~ learn that John g. Palfrey has not
ceived sufficient bis election the IEth
Congregational District Massachusetts. Az the last
trial there choice b. the people Mr ? Il one
Of the rpest scholars and most accomplished zentAeD
the country he has been consistent and able
advocate u the principles and policy Of the North In
relation % slavery and the country could ~ afford -
The present % lose Of brightest ornaments
from the natDna councils We hope and trust that BE-
Will yet BE- returned from the Nth District
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CboIern I'm Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH Monday July 9-AM
There have been : cases and deaths from
Cholera since last report
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pepftenaary, Lunate Asylum Blackwell i''a.'
and colored Home. are cases that occurred a'f"s inc
l..t Y hOufs.
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70 The City Couacii OF -. Louis has passed
an ordnance forbiiing, under penalty Of ron 50
20 SOD the sale Of any vegetables fruits. fresn PORK
sausage meat aid ssh il any OF The markets or 81 any
other plAee within tie ctr Limits.
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Markets .Nrw-oalt,s., Wednesday, July 4

The news by the Hlbsruia has come 10 hhho'
and the operations IN Cotton done II full prices
The sales yesterday 1900 bales The demand IL
GOOD
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EEW-YoRK WEEKLY I I6I.37Tg - = I,
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
uo,rd Of Health

c.. ne Resident Physician reports 10 ne"
$50 and 4s deaths, As having occurred since
-.,,erday returned IL the following order:
MS rspoitO' - Gee. Des is Cured
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FROM BRITISH GulASA--We have dates from
GEORGETOWN, British Guiana, % the 9Th ult. No
news Of interest. The Gazette speaks in des-
pOnding terms Of the financial sitastioa Of the
Colony.
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MORALS IN WIsCONStN.-MoSt OF our reade's
will remember that some eight years ago. MI
{. G. p. Arndt a Member of the Territorial Legs
laiuro of Wisconsin, was shot dead IN the Repre-
sentatives' Hall. moment after adjournment, 10y
Mr.. James r. Whey ard, another Member OF the
same body. The trial aud acquitta which followed
with the argument for the defense, were duly
portrayed by a correspondent Of The Tribune and
excited a thrill Of horror and disgust throughout
the country.
And vet that same James r. Vineyard was
elected TO aud took his seat IN the late Wisconsin
House, on that very floor whence the stains OF the
life blood Of fellow Member slain by has ruthless
hand, have not yet been eilaced is stated TO
his credit that he was in his seat bat small part
Of the session. But that he could seek or consent
to an election to that House at all-who could wish
10 know more of this mans character
Although we feel sure that there canbe butvery
few OF the fifty districts into which Wisconsin IS
divided which would elect as its representative
man thus isolated among his fellows, 1t is certain
that the reputation OF that whole State must sue-
from such a choice. And It seems but justice 10
add that there has never been but party IN the
State or country which would be at AL likely t.
select such candidate for popular suffrage.
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~ Mrs. VI. =. Cove Nichols, wsiercare raysi-
.ian II Lexington-sv Consuiszn0ns fron 10 4 VI 20
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The srREErs.--Thc good people whose Partic-
Mar duty is u scatter lime along the cutters have
neglected 70 do Of late. When the Cholera made its
appearance among u.s. their ondeayors IN this respect
were worthy of all praise bat that 1t Is on the
increase why their efforts should be
relaxed We hope they viii attend to this in future.
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~ Water-Cure Insfitutes.-Dr Tsstl receives
patients al his couimoOus city csab ishrenl " La tot
one doOS frum John spark, md ~ Oyster Bay L.
tie las Aso competent assistants for outdoor Pfscuc~
Corsa!gAGOrs. verbAl or BY letter, - ic4 In
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THE FLlEs.-Whie passing through Bond-st.
We observed singular phenomenon the cause of
which would ike TO have explained by some obhg
ing naturalist ndcr the trees that line the foot path
were lying dead thousands OF dies thick TO
cosr the ground Whether their destruction
caused by the prevailing Cholera, which may have
tended TO insects by some peculiar property in
the trees We are unable 10 answer WIZ some one ex
plain y.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
" Fewiers ~ Wells, Phrenei esi-ts ssA
,bli.hers. Clinton Hall 81 Nassaa-sl nssr lie P.rs

" Nv. Cloves, Denti.t, ~ Hsa.oa.i oppo-
de Greenwich Bank Se~-lork. Ofsce hours frorn
o'clock A NJ 10 SP NJ iei6 In
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WINANT,s BOARDING SCHOOL

lrOR MASTERS AND MISSES, at Litle Ferry, miles
from Hoboken, NevJersey This school u under ms
charge ola b. WINANT, assisted by Mrs WlNANI--
Instruction gwen la English and many usef ranches
Of family education Children received from 10 - Years
Of age Teams for board and tuition from ~ 10 slo per
year payable quarterly In advance For information 70
speeding the school inquire Of Mr. OSThANDkh cor
Cana and Varick SIS Ne~fOrk i"o lm-
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WANTED So Agents 10 sell the best work on Choers,
w and other exciting and popular works Just published
gents can make from Sl.eo 10 5000 year. Apply,
postpaid. TO L. HUTCHINSON, IS 9Nssssust Ny.
inN
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NNANTED-A situation by avery competent girl win
w good city chsmhermsii and walter or A.
nurse 10 private family Would 10 the country tailN
1.i - lis an-st above n eecker N' -
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lIANTED-By respectable Protestant woman,
w situation a. cook m private family. Best OF city
reference can be given. Inquire a, loj siN1have up
.airs y9 n
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~ Harlem Ra,iroaa.-A

~ Harlem Railroad.-Au persnns Interested r
ne extension ~ the Harlem RA road north from oofcf
Plans particularly ne rogir, invited 20 a.
irud meeting A. Dover Plans the i7th JAY instant
q, 10 O'Clock % the ioreno0n
rne oacers and stockholders Of said Company par.
acl Any Invited u siiend sad meeting.
By orier o; The Cena Committee u North East Dgtch
ess CouiN.
NORTH last july :. 1873. jyt ~
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krfOrm. ttVOitu 70 tIf TIlItstVIl ID Tstlt'V II
lrop1ihy embracing The True Principles Of Hc.lih ard
Acknowledgements IN directions ~ nc AZ 49, !"
wSer an exercise ard diet The various diseases -
whch We are a. c,et Published monthiy a y yeHf'
In sdvAace gON LERs WELLS, Paohshefs,
l.SS lSl Nassaa-st
Vol VII commences ~iih July No. = now
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NAANTED-SnstiOns by two steady competent girls
w with good city reference. one ~ COOK wash and
ron Tor private family. 20 do All the huusewofs The
other chamhemsd and to help snndfess or ~ nurse
Would 20 10 The couhiry. Call al NSNthaNe IN ne ooos
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NNA>TED-Situsuors for q number OF excellent sirls
w and children recently arrived free from city haa.ts
and associations and willing wofk for moderate wages
Application to b. made at tie oHce OF he Commissioners
IT Emi grafton m the Park. No charges n1i