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MAIL ROBBERY. large mail robbery was
discovered in Springfield, Ohio, Monday alter.
noon, perpetrated by Chas. w. McWilliams, who
was Tor short period during the past Summer
engaged as mail agent. He was arrested and
81 200 of the money recovered.
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GIvING 1T UP, At late meeting in New
York, Hon. James Brooks, Wing member Of Con.
gress from that city declared that he should ress.
the introduction OF Slavery into any territory 2w
Tree, but should hesitate to endanger the peace Of
the Union by any rash attempt to abolish slavery
IN the District OF Columbia. George Brio -.
another Wing member elect declared that he
should pursue ~ !" concitiatory course'' aza
on the subject OF slavery 10 the District. 49,
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Cincinnati and ST. LouiS.

The subscriber cOntempates leaving this CITY for the
West about the 9Th OF next month, with the expectation
OF passing portion of the coming winter in the nam
Ell cities, and he will be happy attend to any business
which may be entrusted hsuch the purchase and
sale OF Merchandise or the settlement and adjustment Of
Grains IN those and the intervening neighbOrng cities.
Please call at the Counting r DOM of Messrs g. H. U.R-
Don q Co., opposite Central Exchange.
Worcester, Nov 26 l2t IlNATH AN CARY
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CONVICTION OF THE CHELSEA INcENpI.
ARY.-The trial OF John Betton, indicted for fir.
ing certain buildings IN Chelsea, occupied nearly
the entire day, Monday, in the Municipal Court,
and resulted in the Jury returning verdict OF
guilty. The counsel Tor the prisoner filed ex.
ceptions, and the case goes TO the Supreme Court
Tor decision. Boston Journal
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COMPARATIVE ESTIMATE OF DIFFERENT
KINDS OF CATTLE FEED.

Hay is the food for cattle during winter. Ii
they can get good hay enough during the cold
season they do very well. II is not always that
the larmer has suficiency OF this for his stock,
and hence it is useful to know the comp arative
value Of other articles which may be used as SUBJ
stitutes for it, 1t is also more agreeable. and we
think more profitable, to mingle other arti Giles
with hay. We have prepared from various sour
ces the following tables tfs
Taking good hay as The standard, 100 lbs of
hay equal
ZIG lbs. Carrots;
800 " Ruta baga
3l7 +" Mangold ,wurzel;
POI I" Potatoes;
494 g Common turnips.
By calculating go lbs. Tor bushe of any OF
the above roots, it will be seen that one ton CT
hay equals.
81 bushels OF Carrots;
100 Sc Ruta baga;
LOG sc MangoId wurtzel;
81 tf Potatoes;
165 sc Turnips.
From this it will be seen how much fodder YOU
get OF each, per acre, compared with good hay.
In regard to straw, experiments have establish
ed the following estimate very near the truth
100 lbs. of hay equal
u PIP lbs. new Wheat straw;
l66 !" Barley straw;
l69 " Pea straw;
"a " Clover hay.-.Maine Farmer.
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Z GT PRoFEssoR AGAsslz returned iotis home last
veopg. carrying with him the best wishes OF numbers
IL our citizens who were charmed with his delightful
s,cal qualities. Harvard College has treasure in him
IL Which she may justly be proul.
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UJ Al the Election Tor Representatives ON Monday
IN Charlsstown Edward Thorn dixie lDem) and James
M Stone, (Fee Sol) were elected on a union ticket
in Natck, Gen, Henry Wilson was chosen In War; n
there was choice. III the heard from FIVE Tay
lor men and three opposition were chosen Six towns
failed 10 choose
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e. NJ FREDERfKA BREMER arrived ii disc y By The
afternoon day train from New Yoik, yesterday, aud
wisesye for Uxbridge BY The Providence train this az,
sasnoan. Manyof ciilzsDs paid their respects 'c
ass, at the mansion Of the Mayor, last evening.
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NEARLY HALF MiLLIoS men and boys have been
Fitted with clothing By Mr.. Simmons, of OAK HALL
Boston Is better evidence wanted Of the good effects,
both 70 him and the Purchasers, Of his system Of small
profits and quick sales f
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REMARKABLE Rock. One OF the most re.
markable Rocks of which we have any knowl.
edge, has lately been discovered in the middle Of
the inland sea, Lake Superior. By gentleman
who has lately returned from Copper Harbor, we
learn that shalt OF trap rock has very lately
been discovered, rising in the lake from $50 to
200 miles from land, and ascending above the
surface OF the water, distance Of not above four
feet. What renders it more extraordinary is,
that it stands alone and all around it, so far as
examinations have been made, no bottom has
been reached by any Of the lead lines used on
the lake; and the point OF the rock itself does
not exceed an area of more than SIX or seven feet
square, and as far as observation of it has extern
ded, 1t does not appear to enlarge in re as it de
sends II has already, he states, become a
source of alarm to The mariners who navigate the
lake, who take SPECIAL care In passing, to give it
as wide berth as possible.
1t is Too small-too remote and dangerous to
admit OF light, and therefore its removal v i'll
doubtless pertain to the duty Of government A
single blass from bore of sufficient depth would
PROBABLY do 1t; but the surface oil the rock being
SO near that OF the water, and the space so mar.
row as to forbid any regular Iodgment Tor work.
men, they would have to be attended constantly
by vessel OF sufficient size to resist any sudden
storm oa the lake; and would also have to be
kept constantly under way, as no harbor or even
bottom tor an anchor, is within days sail
Inc discovers relate that the rock appears TO
be place OF general resort for the salmon trout
OF those lakes, as they found them in almost in.
caicuiable numbers, having, during their short
stay, caught several barrels with no other instru
ment than rod OF iron, on one end OF which
they turned hook. They tried, with all their
lines on board. for soundings Immediately around
the rock, but without success. Such vast COL
umn, could 1t be exposed to view, would laug h
into rldicule Cleopatra's needle, Pompey's pillar.
the Colossus of Rhodes, or any production OF an
cient or modern art Detroit Free Press.
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tv- Rum and Consumption have killed their
thousands and tens thousands Moral suason in many
instances cures the former. Adams Cough Specific in all
cases relieves the sfter end completely cures coughs
colds, bronchitis &c. Sold by j. CIRCUIT, col Main
Street. po7do,,yt,
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w. o. BENIES, Artist,

Has returned TO his studio, in WARREN BLOCK Pearl
street where he would be happy his friends and sup
ply them with LANDSCAPES.
MIR B. has little time that he could devote to Instruction
IN Landscape Painting Those who are DESTROYS Of acour
ing his bold style Of Paintings the opportunity
NOV "a dwtf
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ID letter from Washington says--sI believe this
dro'i cabinet are celebrating whether il will not be
necessary to remove many of their own appointments
both at home and abroad. Such removals are in cor,
temptation"
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ORDiNATIoN Rev. Israel E. DwineIl, was on
Thursday afternoon ordained as Colleague Pastor with
the Rev Or. Emerson, over the South Church and So.
cie'y in Salem. Sermon by Rev Nlr Rogers of Bos
ton, from Rom. 8, s"Christ died for rs .
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u The pi'oty punishment is still in use in Sweded
Dfonkards are punished b. il. They are exposed ON
Sundsysin front of the churches r9tfs
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EY A manufactures in New York has sue
ceeded 10 making such an Improvement in the
manufacture OF Britannia metal goods that, it is
said, he is obliged 10 warrant them nor silver.
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GF Six monks died Of cholera on board the steam
aas Conssution st. Louis, on the l5h lost, They
u ere from Waterford, Iceland, and bound for Dubu.
fTI514u~ sxzAg #3A eseF
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EXPLOSION. Austin's Powder Mills at X enia
Ohio, exploded on Monday morning, Nov. rs,
killing two persons. This is the fourth time this
mill has exploded in two years.
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" We trustil will not be forgotten that editors
expect 10 be supplied with fne TURKEY for
Thanksgiving. HclloveN Cultiva or.
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= In Troupve, Georgia, Seaborn Jones, a worthy
ctzea, was accidentally sho, and kledby his son. ag
ed nine years l3 lfT
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II No trace has yet been discovered of Dr..
Parkman, missing from this city. A reward OF
$4,000 is offered for the discovery OF him,
Boston Post of TuesHo,,
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DIED.
In Hartford, CT, Nov 30, Hon G Lewis, of Plymouth
In Harvard, Nov g. Mr. Jonathan Priest, 54 Nov I5th
Carr line youngest daughter of the Rev James Howe
oil FepPerei, IA yrs; Nov IT, Sarah A. stetson 70.
In this town, Nov 2ls Elizabeth L wife OF Mr. Isaac
Biseow, Sc.
In Hnbbardston Nov S, Wild. Hephzibah Wait go yrs
mos. ~ days She was married in Hubbardson, June
1882 tc Mr. Joseph Watt whom she survived abont thirty
ye1rs Their regular descendants children grand
chiidren' and % great grandchdren--total, 1911.
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1he Chdrade. "My first (syllable) is put on
the table and under the table My second is an
article OF food. My third and fourth is what all
desire aud none can do without. My whole is
one OF the United States.''
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I'm Island Coded to the United Sfases.-Mr.
Squier, the U. States Charge to the Central
American Republics, having received informa-
ton OF the intention of the English 10 seize the
Island OF Tigre, belonging to Honduras, and
commanding the entire Pacific coast. has nego.
tiated treaty with Honduras, by which Il is ce.
ded to the United.
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Providence Jour. Monday
w- B. F. Cannon q Wendell. whose myst,

Il B. F. Cannon OF Wendell, whose mystic.
rious disappearance we chronicled last week, il
still absent, and his absence causes the deepest
feelings OF anxiety by his family and friends
When he disappeared, he had 90 dark blue pi.
lot sack coat, red lining, dark figures, with vel.
vet collar; light blue overcoat, and a new
black wool Mexican hat, The rest OF the cloth,
ing he had on were those he was in the habit Of
wearing every day, and rather the worse Tor
wear. He was Of midding height, and rather
thick set. A hat that he borrowed to wear into
Greenfield, was found on the 18th, In the Freight
Depot, in this town, where it was left the night
previous, by some one. Greenfield Courier.
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MARRIED.
In Middetown, Ct Nov Esd, Rev W. H. Corning of
C!intonville, to Miss L. Amira Sage.
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A CoNUNDRUM AND CHARApE. We
ind the following puzzles in the New York Sun.
day Mercury. Both are good, and have the charm
OF novelty as well humor:
The Con. GLOW is it that the trees can nut
on new dress without opening their trunks?''
ut Is because they leave out their summer cloth
inC p' '
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
HOME. From the Home Journal.

HOME.--.From the Home Journal.
THOU. whose every hour
10 spent In Homes green bower,
Where Love like golden fruit Exchanging grows
Where friends 10 Thy soul sweet
United, circling meet
Az Topping leaves that form the entire rose
Thank thy God well soon from this JOY Thy day
Passes away.
Thou At whose household FIRE
still ats thine aged sire
An angel guest with lore ~ these Of old
Make thy young childreu's care
That crown Of hoaTy nsir,
Which the calm heavens love As they behold
soon, soon the glory 81 that sunset rsy
Passes away.
Thou, from whose household nooks
Peep forth gay. cleaning looks,
Those fairy heads shot up from opening flowers
With wondrous perfume filed
TIE fresh, the undisulled,
The overlooking bliss that childhood showers
Praise Him who gave, and a, whose word their stay
Passes away
Thou, with another heart
UDited, though apart,
A two close stsrs that niDgliDg shine but one
Whose pleasant pathway lies
Meath tender, wstchful eyes
Where Love SHOES clearer than the morning sun
Praise God for life ths, In such soft array
Passes away.
More-DOre-thou hast yet more
These. thy hearts treasured store,
Transferred 10 heaven, may win immortal birth
With radiant serspbs there
Mar tune smbrosial air
TO ever goryinc hymns Of pralse-while Earth,
Like lingering music from some harper gray,
Passes away.
Trenton, Jan. ls49. HE.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERIES
PR SERVATION AND RESTORATION

OF siGHT-Prof BRONSON, eiisr u wears -'uiy snd
Oaracice has ci,coveed The means whereby the Nstu-
Sight be preserved during life, without using spec
tee for examination, essofs and lotion, from
10 10, haf IN advanced. also how Il csn be perus
n-ntiy restored, ifs usrd lesscs - o. Sd ycaf
(feo 1 do NC from $50 SO hsf u sfvsDcrl aud how
Near rhor .. heuess can Dr. cured permanently Tee
from 5 $50 hf advance TIE balance to De pad a.
the So Of he Lessons which range from four snd
theu after reasonable ehrF, persons not saished,
IL shall be refunded Tie " lOo sccOnpl shed 10 rr
The. without surgical operation, psin or
injury Once daysiu NewYOr,, Thursdays. Fridays and
Saturdays Warren IT, No 9. ftom Broadway, near Guy
Hal. Do Boston, IS Niutrr-st ruufays, Tuesdays and
MednrstnVs All Lelnls musl be pnll.Isld M DAMu
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DRY GOODS.
NEW LACE AND ErdBRoIDERT II USE,
Q . 4

NEW LACE AND EMBROIDERY II USE,
D3 WILLIAM ST.
I'VE SUBSCRIBERS having iskel the Ions g william
would respectfully Invite r attention % city arc
blyefsto their sl cs n Lscc Good8, Eubfolaef-s
psn M3srs Cloves, &C &c Paying pariicl A. ai-1 tnn
A. DO % his branch n De rsd- dealers de-
pend upon finding every ihing ard def rebe 10 our
Inc. and 20 reasonable terms. j. W bANNAkD = %.
M imD&W'
tAyU.IIFS Fi.ENNfL-.--ldn baes different
w Visits erd qualities, white, scarlet hue ADD yellow,
plain and lgilei farncs, Tor saie by NEsNl1H co.
81 81 - flte ~
.IDiNgH INDttsU BLUE PKINg-.-Jusl f--
I'd ceyed cOnsi gnmeut 81 indigo blue Pnnts 90 tne
hea " cloths 2sinches wide small patterns, Tor sale by
o. G. + HARRIS. q tNchange-pisc-.
4. ENTUCkY JRAr-.-5o case, irdlgob.le and
IN cadet mixed Kentucky Jearf FOR sale by
mt NESMiTH co, .o aud 81 Plne-st
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F-- -iEr1sfg7cl NkW-iURh And HARLEM
~ RA lLROAD COMPASY-Uuui far
g ther notice the train Of cars leaYni
the Office City Hall, al 7. A viii proceed 10 Dover
ard leave Dover on return 81 a r NJ
NJ rLOAT. surerinendent
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BOARDING SCHOOL

FOR YOUNG LADIES. GLEN COVE. l.. 4
NilSS DILLON respectfully informs her fnrlfs snd Ne
WI ohic that hr viii Iece..e into her care On the ls cf
April pupils 01iy, Tor insiuc,n IN I'll ne branches ~
ne French Hrench suLht ~ nltvs sud knsi Ism
guaPes ssO Music. The location is e.evai-d ground,
lh Shirh daily communicate nay Dc haG By railroad
srd s,eamhost-h The landing but mile from the house, .
sufp4ts ~ tealfhuuess facility o. access by
sisuon m ne Sfste; while The limited number " pup l.
iusures hst attention l0 their tsucron and morals wh Oh
IN large school would be- impraci cable Terms viii be
f0u1d extremely moderate Cicgsrs, with references,
u be- had # Firth Pond Co Fr.rkln@quare; Cisrs,
Austin Co .r5 Broadway Or iuuer lns ,Nih-ageln~
J. n Townsend GfrruWich-st j l. lockwood = CO. $50
Broadway. " Dubois 81 g Broadway mis- tai
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RICHARD GOODWIN,
AucTIONEER AND coNMIssION MERCHAkT.

CITY 90 OsWEGO.
INFORMS THE BUSINESS community OF tho City oi
that he ready ~ receive colsgnmens ~ I'll
Kinds Of mere which he 90 dispose ~ nj auction
private sale according the instructions " Tho consgnes
aud on reasonable The city Of Oswego offers an sd
vantsa goods Of description. Letters
OF coumuncsuln tpospHdl will meet ith immef ate Il
ienon tn. subscriber refers to Andrew F-lou fsq -
Br,adwsy New-YOrK Cry, Joseph Sheet an, Fac lsi
Brook yn n Y; Lsges & b-ard.ley, Osveg0 Civ, VIM.
a Va dewsier s. Co. DO O1ull.e Mrllsln, do; Car
= ID
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OrFics or TIE RECEIVER OF TAkEs,
- IL

nc" Wy HAIL.
'NAxES-IS4s.-EOh ia hereby given inal al 40.
l DiTiOs Of ONE PER CENT. will he msde on al
TaxFs remaining unpaid The 18th DAY ot fEBEuhsf'
ADD TWO PER CENT. ont he l5th DAY oF mARoH.
The Receiver woud urge upon tar payers the importance
" making early payments possible, 10 AVOID ne
delay which must necessarily occur just pre- y
10 the per centsses being added -.
Hours for receiving money GOm 10 9oclOrsi I'm
stuksble money only received.
Al ,o.is HkgVEY WaRr Receiver 80 ysT~s
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INSURANCE.
Id INsIIRANCE COYPANY.

oFIcE or JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 81 MALL-STREET.
THE DIRECTORS Of tss cousscy hsve ms cay &C.
c-rei dividend = tV- per cert payz1e 10 To- SOCK
10 der. r heir Legal feffess1isvs. o. cen sfa
nc 80 go hOrk- 9ocl. >
EQUITABLE LIZ INSURANCE., ANSJIIf
L. ASD Trust COMPANY. = " s--stst Pi-.ai7'i ai4-
Charter PerPetssL CsF.si 50, .,,,oos p..,,-,,
,,,. 20 JoHS Ct SO ~ .isstr I'VE
age FIR zs''. Fo' ~. ii'' 81 ~ 55'''
Tl- premiums are fred a. ~ lowest rs-- corss'e-.
win .ecuriF From ne cfer-ree ~ freniuns c-efs--
bg a. NJ o4r companies parties i1sO - 10 ~ tqlA
BE- receive th.r Of ne Protn 10 cssl q ne " oi
rl. ofces XII o. ie- y-zrs i0r Ffo N---' t-a -
ps<snay made. nsy never be rsal "a --.-..,-
Pe-sor .lrc for NE co. f0f he trsf i've yeaTs lpfro
go gesr hsf he suoIui = her prem-l-ls - PAls
49, ,s-r az Fefasl- C-idr-n msy insure he IL
Of eter .1ar3 1r parent free from DC clms - s1y
c,e- p RES 4re sssg s1e witoui - rors@ri % l-
Company Ia t-Y--a 7i ne tqll,4a.s $500 80 -
es h. ne in,uret zoe peyurl i1 I'll q i1-.f pe7 ~
sef now great ne r.ssy NAY be non i1s CnorTA or
form. Of ~ caor ard an o.her Information nay be
obisired Al tie N-sYO Age1cy = Meelsrs Etcns1 r.
Hsnovsr.L JOHN A. UNDERWOOD A4rai
J0F~ r ACoNB, ND. l35 Dl-le-s- Mecca - -iAalsi
a. sm-od awsF
fINTCH gigE INsuRAHcE coz.
~ PASY or NETWORK. prace - "al-si-Cap.is-
e. ~ Or finally inoorporsfe1 - l7e-JrH tonl :,
continues 10 irF1rs sgl-fi ss ari damage ~ re l ~
noe fsvlrste .ernst ia p-rsl0r. are clrr-1 cf@f1 <
M Civ ~ NeW-Iors ~ - irneclaie p,oxiin..y -
osses e. 1fiod sd PAD win 1Torotless 2nc lers4y
-Iz-cTcEs.
3e-.r-a Ire arf yctr Dotlrli. Ht1Tse Area Oh
Roifrrl be1fol, John camp 1cn q -'if. No.--.1f
,str- RUfn k1nrn l. ~ an t'tl Jay
sgu. Moore EdrsIc Cook Asher ifr
60 ~ Lamb Ada Norre R. eu Kermit
g.. p De YY-ef. william Tuctrf. fhrfsP Leveflch,
Anthouy CLARION, Ler1fS tlaefs.- e. W IAN bfJ"L q
A. fsursrc@ Euer- Z Dean HEM rlsv 9rth
GEORGE. IRELAND, fr-scerL
Hrp~..rr se~~etg-- % u
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go REGULAR NAIL iiNE ~
= ~ r-i wv ftN BOSrCS AM NA"'''NN
-sSss''<s '9-1<Ayis Ssc1'nrior AID Providence 49,,
- - 'srt Rove. w1tfl-s Jerry chsusc ~ cars OF -
-. re- r-.s tesuer STAT or NAME. Caf > ~
HSw-s and {. VANDERBILT. Csps Joe s.orr .l -, ~,
-ior vththe st0rlrgnu sri Providence 80 hoslon sc
Pr,y'ieuc- farosds .esvins Ne~-lortdsiy s-n'
-.,..f rom Per North Rive, 81 O'Clock z "a 81,
1,to1 A O'Clock P s. or upon me srrivs ~ ne msl
t-s1 from soslon These sleArers were hult expressly
f,r Al catife roue. sni 10 every respect pacu
afsrtei G, the inter- navigation ~ Long Island >ouni
TIE sc-ofmodsuous Tor passengers sre COMMISSIONS s.1
CON flrtsh tfhe chrers capable ard experienced
rl beu the shortest snd most direct oeiNe"r oossun shl
Se. York pssssn gers enabled % arrive IN simple Nne
Tor o. morning lines u steamboats, sni ~ roads F4nns
10 varous points from those elites
rhe { VANDERBILT VII irsve NsV-fcrk rlesdN
vsu-..av sud Saturday Leave sioning1ou hon4-J
M-t restsv ard Friday .
The STATE OF MilNE will iesvs New ioTi h1nt-,,
Wel-s.day ard Fuisy Lesve soningion fueiisy rauf'
laT snt SATURDAY g..
NB-Ps.s-ns sr, the arrival o. he steamers Al sioa'
y,or proceed Immediately IN he splendid Rafoal car
to Provid euce And Boston 5agsagcUssef comp at'
he airs 20 aud from Boston, fechSse We
FSr passage bcr.hs s,sse rooms or 'reieh spph'ssou
nsy h. made 10 ne Agents on Zoe vas aud a. 'ns one
90 Battery place ".tri
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- FOK sALE-A vaLaabe ca a 20. Roehe-Is. /.

- FOR sAIE-A valuable farm a. New Rochelle, alt
sfo uGtel about one mile from the hegIork and New
- Haven Railroad Depot, on The road 10 White Plans
The farm contains between 60 and ~ acres - hh slate
Of cultivation, and al III good stone fence. Nth large gar
den ard Al abundance " hre peaches and great variety
VI other fruit The house q about feet front Win psz
"a on hree sides siih ~ large barns carriage house Ice
and eli the necessary Oul oUidngs On ne rear OF
the farm house. built for study. from ch
com harding view Of The sound and s surrounding cOun-
Try For farther particulars, inquire of ..
No Inn JAS u CLONSEY, % WalsI
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"a (nT NTHN STAT AND fAkM FUH sALt-FOF
es sale country end farm q. Babylon Long lsatd
containing about eighty sores situate quarter VI mile
east Of the village src outng The south County road
sni on the Bay which sbOunds with h,h and game The
house so t front by 30 feet deep, with wing about q
feet square marble msntes and sliding doors IN the par
lors piazzs in front with fa.ed columns barns, sheds,
hoves SC nsysrsing spring Of water nssr tbs house.
Of IA. purchase money remain on bond a1d mort
ys2- or The owner will exchange Il Tor NrwforE proper
~ Apply to JOHN H. POWER, - Fulonst n Y
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HAVANA Ann pnINo1Pr cIGAns

lAmES SADLtER "a Broadway, 80 door above Amert
y can The attention Of my friends ard the public
is respectfully invited ih~ shove large, spacious an &c
giant stor~ here d. wi rd az al times splendid tud
choice stock If genuine Havana and Principe Cigars oi we
moot celebrated brands Also. extensive assortment o
Virginia CAyendsh Tobacco Of tue fsvone brands e-nu
ine TuAey Smoking Tobacco, &c &C The trade supplied
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