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For the New-York Tribune.
New.York Academy Of Education.


The members Of this Institution, consisting main
iy of practical Teachers held meeting 10 the Assistant
Adermens Room at the City Hall on the evening OF the
18th inst Tho meeting called to order by the Pre-
sdent Mr.. J. Blscsmer After the preliminary bust
ness was dispatched, communication from gentle
now travelling abroad, presented. respecting
the condition Of Education in Wales description of
particular School siven illustration OF the
general character OF Schools in that country. The
Welsh language was represented ss declining and the
Enehsh taking its place, and the Schools though as
Yet few, are taking the form OF English Schools An
Essay was then read by the Recording Secretary Mr.
A B. Olmstesd on the Classification Of the Sciences
After an appropriate Introduction, Mr. o. divided his
subject into three general divisions Spirit Mind and
Matter. Under the First he included the Deity Angels
Demons and Men--morally considered Under the
Second Mind he arranged the abstract sciences Men-
tai Philosophy, Logic Mathematics Language Liters.
ture &c The first two divisions Mr. O. passed over
cursorily and dwclt mainly upon the Third, Matter
Inorganic and organic The exercise Lecture
Of much interest delivered by Mr. Thomas Hastings
. widely known a scientific Composer of Music
His subject was Music "a branch Of Education. In
HE Introduction Mr. stated that the argument IN the
public mind was all 10 favor of Mnsic-snd nothing
against IT, St the Public Mind Is slow In this
matter. Why 10 this Mr. IL proceeded to sssign the
Of this slowness to action and point out the
remedy. We live, said he. In utilitarisn age-end
this desire for utility is not met by the muc in vogue
The leading idea OF Mr.. II. seemed to be that Music
should be considered as means 10 some high and
BILE purpose. Theories will not dove must act. The
remedy 10 10 begin with the children and youth
schools Teachers can aid THE work and the point was
very Justly enforced upon their attention. There
y vein of humor mixed with the sound good sense OF
the Lecture which, together with its other qualities
made the exercise very Interesting one The meet
ings of the Academy OF Education open to all teach
OF both Ia Is the design Of those connected
with IT, have the exercises Of every meeting Of an
elevated character instructive and interesting Tesch-
of youth In different departments education may
therefore hnd this institution worthy of their atento
For short exposition Of its plan and purposes the
readeris referred to TIE TrlbHRs OF Dec. 9i lsis
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DL sLic ADhlNrrHAT0Rs OFFICE No. Nassau .;r--,
- -fss Eea . NJ rsa-yss and ofta q JOHN
Atyb >ehl LIZ .-snsa catvs Of Psa PRUSSIA ate of s.x
80 ~ s-c-.s-t sas -be seg-s hay. s.sss,. th.,
sf p ne e-fsst- o. The Co1afy q CIR I..t.r,
q asion 1pcn the ss-sts an ~. s,s
sl o. feofsuy n<tt AZ tea scx hrsnooe Dated NJ
ieer sH.-f, - 80 JANIS q THArEE
80 NV F1eLc A<ap strx,of
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CALIFORNIA SADDLES.

\ H. D. BULL. ssadlers 2o5 Broadway. 10 the store
y 10 procure suitable saddle 90 ride 10 the gold
mines 10 Calf rnie Governor Mason explored them 90
one Of tie saddles he procured ri establishment and
we have lately fHed CUT The q Government Inland and
Coast Slrveyors ard numbers 81 others ui st have
few Of ne same Ten Ca and supply yourselves gen
emen before you iesve Saffe-bags $50 we have that
will hold mini Of god Holsters 90 cary brace ~ ps
ols brides n eli descriptions and light sole leather hunks
TO sirsp the hacks Of mules 20 carry your clothing
ms iweod- JBGJ BULL. .06 Broadway
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NOTIcE-n ysrsasncs Of sa order of Antr-- Hodges. Eq
" sgrssrs o. the County q hnc. aotes b-r-oy al
p~ons nav sps csss sxzns WILLIAM JOHNSON OF The
CITY Bsost,n sssss~d he IN The
the As>srs Perry
10 tr~s TIE c q Nee YSrh, sslor, sk
day of Apnl, Is<s-Oetoosf "a ~
DAVID JOHNSON, Administration. ke 9Th
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Disasters. Ac.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot


ku WtsE, Jan b. lsft
The Ango Saxon intended for boat the
Rocks ni the 2't De-
The wreokng soops Green Texas and Parallel seted
a. lowed her through Tie Reel ls port The
sslore t- dung that her machinery
extent could worked She has been appraised
$4,000 her cargo hCon which TIE I1cge has decreea The
~Teese a. $1,000 Before she proceed her
bes machinery s hss % undergo repair Her bottom sssd
o. Be much injured
The sehf EmE Ann lhompson bound 10 Nsau as eTec.
"a Nan Jk Reef Abaco the nht Of the ssh nit She
Immediately striking Gorge ll damaged The Captain and
arrived ssl- ~ Nassau on the il-f OFT
po Hornet shi- cruising the
lat uzht fell ~Hh schr Forest of hostoa ballast gasr
CONDITION. haung driven Manehesd
oCoCt last evening by tteCcsind blowing gale from W
When by tie Honet her sails entfrs ssay t
pumps hoted The Eve number tskeu board tts
l-ul 1.l De m-rn. L--L al ala.- % IBIS iN -B..a.-
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THE MURDER OF FgNNER.--A lone affidavit in
this yesterday made before Recorder Genois
by Mrs With, who resides AT the corner OF -.
Peter and Where sts and with whom Fenner resided
Tenner received the wound of which he died on the
night Of the sd December, In front OF coffee house
kept by Eoglehsrdt Ia Roysl.st He was thence con.
veyei by y Waterman to the gusrdh0use. and then
taken on hand barrow To his residence. He died on
Tuesday last and an inquest was held The verdict
WAS death from wound in the abdomen man
named John Werner has been arrested on the charge
of stsbbing fenner and all the circumstances very
much against him. The affidavit OF Mrs With. made
yesterday 10 very strong against the accused Werner
h msa Of good standing In society, as also was Fen
and sals affair has caused considerable excitement
particularly among the German population. The mat.
er ss Investigated in the early part OF next week
Nss. mains In jail although the Recorder has eN-
- willingness 10 liberste him on bail IN the sum
n. o. Courier, jan. &.
~ NILSSON CASH on THH Sr. CLAIR FLATS
-Jsee Wing on Saturday, gave In his decision in the
se OF the owners OF the schooner Sstllo, with the
UopeNet Manhattan. The suit was brought by Messrs
Clara and Hooker, Of Oswego. foster J. Penney cap
tain. and Geo McCiun. mate owners of the Sstllo for
recovery of about 1900 damages and loss sustained
In snkiAg the schooner by collision with the propeller
Maahstssn the 18th Of June lsl7 on the s., Clair
Fises The vessel was losded with 1880 bushels 81
wbest the property OF III Kinney of Buffalo. The pru-
peIsr was owned by Messrs. 5. 4 A Turner OF Ohio
CITY N defendants In the against whom the sui.
was brought for the damages The evidence brought
out Is very lengthy and the opinion OF the Judge
delivered after thorough examination OF 1t in detail
OF the defendants ne - one That
cited much interest among the masters and owners OF
vessels and the commercial and business community
generally. A very large number Of Witnesses have
been examined, comprising the oldest ard most eSpe
rienced mariners The lakes and the cost Of the suit
already amounts 10 large sum. bet Free Press
REvoLrING BARBARIrY.-A private letter re
ceved IN Pittsburgh, from Helens Arkansas, relates
circumstance OF revolving osrosriiy "A steam boat
touched at the wharf aud landed mar his wife Snd
child suffering with the choers IL raining al me
time and the sneeoled BY disease. fell into the
river before he reached the shore tie nuslly struggled
out and sick he was began searching Tor place OF
shelter Not q door was opened for him the hotels
refused him sdmttsnce. At length ne found she'd
which Afforded some sort a shelter from the rain
Here he took his wife and child-snd In few hours
The whole three of them were tesd
RAILROAD AcoiDEST.-At Grafton N II last
evening about u O'Clock the Northern Railroad, the
last down train for Concord came in collision with the
wood train, BY which the engines were slightly dsm-
ased, although no psrson was injured
IBoston Transcript 10th
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NAYS PATENT BOAT AND HOUSE Buyers Of IN
sBdia Rubber soss reminded that oil hO-fs msda
der DAYS Patent convertible in few minutes i'i0
tents The cylinders sitsched % the bottom and
the usual sze mate a tent - feet by g.
Orders executed with dispatch
All boats made c. 1inrg cy il1ers " India Rubber
cloth bottoms, are hiring ements Of my paie0t.
Outfits Of every description connected with The Rubber
trade alwaye on hand. n. DAY,
al Ivy q Cn.flard-.f near Broadway
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BROOKLYN

POLIcr COURT A cOlored ms named William Scott
sfrss1 YESTERDAY b. oer Rec chares Of hsg stems TO
al- %. Hle o smother csor-3 psror. Nsr
Spade, BY throw DrcE e. he h@et would
ousy ne eEamnern. which justice 40
rsisr, vii Be resumed 70 DIV
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STEAM REFInEp oonrEorIoNART

ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND O1hEhS. n.
above store, occupied By Aessrs Peass sOn s !.
las1 u years a. COnfecronary &c hss been pufcns'
NE, vbere am now manufacturing every descnp-l :,
oandles OF ss9p@nor quality, equsi 20 any N s sri
hedicsted snd Fancy Lozenges, equal 10 London ''a
al al me lowest possible prices. an Al
Merchants visiting this city to make purchases -
70 their advantage 10 call and anime my sssorh''"
fore making their Fall selectors. u s,.r.
}. Pesse Sous celebrated Clshf7c kssecce, NE =
hound Candy. have also now The col. msnsls, ssi
this Celebrated Candy arr rsady 10 supply sk.,,<f
Others the liberal erins they have o1cn NV
heretofore, large commission beiog allowed .s.,ss
Parties supplied with Jeies, leo Cream, bsoe
Charlotte dc kusss, Wedding Cskes, &c. ..cs,sxs
Catalogues can be had 81 either Of my sofes, y wv
III II s as S0"''' "' sSI1tEL W. sowossh
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-. FOX San FRANJI-tO. CALIFOSNi.
Orr I'M THE GOI.D REliNNs ~ .sl...NNN,.A

~ AND THk GOLD Rt3ioN>.-rhe - 'essis =.
ssirs hve-oss ship ROBERT BOVINE -
81 By Capt o. Csm-ron ore = ~ sbi-s 40 -,
pereucsd Csp,siu. oct u ne roii 81 Nc- Yort -.
krsg IN cOmmsni ~ The L fngsi- Msc-so-i,- -.
Con De Nav during her iss miss.1n of mercy Ii h..
ard TIE sh2 VII sal cn ne .lih ~ Jsn A.. ;. -.
expsrienc.t Physcisl snt surfsun pa
dit,o, which made up ~ non- bat rrsPerist 81
persons Atvsngsges are here offered rsrtig 10 \. -
With and csnno. hul be saasfsctory % al te.oul al ~
ns the association.
The ship ~il hsve csrgo a. So bhs ~ to1r 80 q, ~,
81 90 PORK so 30 tnaSc 81 81 pesl 81 io rec q Al -,
100 do potatoes 100 Do beans 81 hsgs n cnf- b1, 49,
gsr lehhfs mo asses l0 hHs oi mac sere f hb of 49,
Id boxes II sosp Aegsof batter chess. nf tea 81 =
IA. % ccdSsh The ship snd cargo vii henrs tn II. =
uger- and each psssengc 90 " Do - emitted o. 49,,
freight te.de hs hsggs.e. u = believed ~ rn-1,.-.
en hist the balance % me provisions, wher ne 49,.
rvas a. san frsncsro, viii SCI Tor more -hsr le ~.
the passage AMI itis Supposed tfai DE sp n tfAi 49,
be worth from 50 20 stnooO. To those who WisS -
grste 10 the Gold Region, mia ofers superior sivsrtss
msay rr.pec.s-Ps A. he h.. fss f.H.s -.
hsrths shoud BE- secured without desv For f.rh., =,
uculsns spply bosn 10 The CsPis loot ~ y-rs -
River Freight skrn on reasonable i-frs
Passage with a shsre ofcsrfo snt vessel. $50 U.s..
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Domestic Ports.

PoRfi AM. Jan lf-Arr org Dahla. Wilson. Nes Yors
BALTIMORE 10Th At schrs T. Post Nal
90. f-rdiaano Parker 90. Olympus Chspsl DO
NkW ORLEANS. Jan o-Au steamship Giobe. Galveston
Coca, 1houason Cd sing Rocss H-r. Liverpool Ntdiesss
losctt Boston Atana scand-r. Liverpool Flgab-h. b.
clay, On. sehr Lone star Miner Ro Crani-
SAVANNAH Jan l2-A tars lsaaC MesA Cld shlp Hartford.
>auneruaH New York lns Ohio. sawyer. 60
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OFFICE o. TIE NEw-i oRg Gks-LieHr CoyPsST.
THE BOARD OFDfRECrOR- u this Company

meefi-g held Monday January IS. 1919 Resolred
That m view Of ne pariz commencement of Manufacturing
a. their station Tw-nfYF stsi the priee u ga
supplied - he Com PAM after h= nr.l day Of February
neyL VII be reduced sixty cels The hundred cubic feet
snd, The b. transferred " heir
sca0n nearly completed, III supply vii b. Of
made from eosl snd farther reduction he price lake
plsce.
In making thu Announcement % The public . Il deemed
proper briefly 10 state thai destruction Of % toe
gsshOc-rs BY Ere o. The 0h u August as, with he de-
rargemelt and frequent beasage Of NJ main pipes on me
construction Of Numerous sewers 10 the dstci, have
caused citclles he storage ard Distribution Of
he and much tnconvrlrcc- zs well a. dssppOntmen
70 Consumers In The lower ps Of The cry Every exero1
hss oe@n made BY the Company 20 ooylsie and remove
without regard 10 expense aud they Confidently hope
10 have u h7 power furnish 70 their customers
foil supply witch In c1sutiiy and quality viii sfJrd
satisfaction Bat a. nary q tns dlnruIies aiss from
csu--s that merely Ocsl, such viii be immediately A.
lenc-d % and obvsi-e or making application 20 The Cor
PAW ~ lte Oce 10 C-rtre-s early hour 10 l1e
day ~ Practicable s. order u he Board
t7N c L EVEKlTr Secretary
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III 1DhAJLIC PRESS for Printer's wsrs-roou
nA-1sct1r- IN perfect order largest SIC. win
Psse boards and pr-ss boercs The paste boards =
i5c1S y y inenes, For s&s hUgsir. Apply 70 GEO
HALL. n ne rnsans Prsss-voon rS bksWH
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OFFIcE % rHs RECEIVES % Taxes
N-E CITY Ha Pax

OFFIcE % THt RECEIVES % Taxes
NeE City "a. PAX
tAAt>-1sis.-Nou 10 hereby Efv-u Ihal
Il plrios % ONE PER CENT. ~il b made OF al
AsAAs remaining unpaid The 5t1 DAY o. fEEEuaRY.
a. ~ y PR CENT. on D. isln DAY % MACE
tns hec-s-f would urge upOr tzt payer ne importance
% making a. early payments p1ssi0e, avoid i-
erv~i ana delay witch n-c-sssry Jas; Prev
ols 10 m Per cottages being sfd-d
heurs Do r-celving mOu-y from % .oc.ock Pm
bankaol- money Only rec-iT-d
u ioA rs HARVEY HART R-r-iy-r - rsr@s
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-, FARM FOR -ALR.-Pleassnuy situated on the
west bank Of the Cayugs Lake. miles south Of the
- bridge. 3 miles from Seneca Falls and - miles from
Geneva MS the most pleasant situation ihe Lake shore
and for person wishing % retire % e country more
desirable could not be obtained The village orc sn0gs
about distant where there several churches
and Post Office The farm contains about 100 acres End
well fenced snd wsi-rrt There abundance or run OF
al kinds on the place Ga the premises good TWO
story house, hams carriage house, ice house, &c For
terms eppiy on the premises. or 20 ". ARNEIT Esq
Seneca Falls. or WA. l. BOYD. p SOulh-.t New ora
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,>RARu WANIEn TO HIRE-Yrnl

eqf acres OF good land. part wood ia healthy location.
and near 10 schools and churches within miles Of
Long Island sound IN Wesicheser County, sh privilege
Of buying FOR gentleman and his family Must have
good house on H. wh stables &c for hlch good price
viii paid % must be Railroad note Addressed
TO x Tribune Office viii meet with prompt attention.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

- PIE NEW. SUPERIOR white 81 cF,-...
Nrsr ship saCRtaENTO, Hale, mssi-f 80 .sr..-...-
$500 no- being f.gg-S, coprered an tu-f ~ 4, r
comfort ard sccounods lon ~ passengers ~ q. -
n Port shout th- In day OF fshrlsfy usaL 81 -
ddre.s A. >sr Francisco 70 Fd~art p Dlrhfr a -
OF on~ q the sut.crhers who si-c n - Cre.s.-,
Recently snd vii give irforfrslcu ard fect-f ots.,
lie. To passengers that port for irlhcf p0u-.,, :,
freight ard passage sfply u
SAVER 4 DuNskR 81 sro.s.
I2 iPi0 or JOSEPH ". HALE Z. Ot.r
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80 FARM FOR sALE OR TO LET, OK LONG
tfc ISLAND A farm of abOut sd acres. In pleasant
49, n@is hboh0Od; the house large convenient the
ont dngs are good the den and orchard well stocked
with 10 full hesnlgplsce IL Ell wstered, hav-
Ing fine trout thereon. The situation perfectly
h- abby IL will be sod low, lot 10 good iensnt Ap
ply McCOIIER ELDhD9Ei
~ D. Williams
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NfnrICK.-lIAMEs CRARrRr. ,h. 49, ID -

NOTItk.-N JAMES CRASTREF, The son OF Joho
Cfsbrec and Grace his wife formerly resided n
Hnddersned the West Rcing ofhe Coarty o. York
land. a. who arrived Al Phils3ephs In July 1850 where
he resided for about 7ee years viii apply 10 the Under
signed be viii hear % something 10 his stvxnsse II any
person vii give Information 10 the
Sss CrSetree he they viii h- Sred for MS OF her
troase The sad lanes Cxb,ree born IN Husd-rs-
hed aforesaid and seoai the hsg day Of Msrch lS
and was 5y usde ssdaler hut when lasl heard II wa.
working farming The last ieer received from
him is csted - folio "a usm-iy West Whielxncs Town
ship 18Th Msch. 1852 II supposed that he let Phls
delphis IN oT year lSS 1854 80 Stale
OF oh,o since " hen he Ia. DOT been beard Of
FsSTON, JONES. 4 ARAIrAGE,
tle lsw5ws SohcitorS Huddsrseed Yorkshire England
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N Tvr ooneneow oouron, OF TIE orr OF MEw.YoRK.

Narr-s IT ir.-sts.-s 1850 k.tst-s
lar- 800 tas-n chsrt- Of ~ -.
fltllr Atrl. 7lsfrat1r - - rr-3~
C@s-crs. al whch tav- o~-r
r-rstrfrr- reported
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~ To LEASE, or FOR SALE-The present
40 well known residence u The subscriber ne banks
- Of the ConnefQuoi River Island the south side
fLou Leland with from - 10 o1 sore. Of land or more, II
DESIRED Terms Of Jesse sale favorable Application g.
d. msdst1 WILLIAM COLI Nasssu-s st N. I.
br 10 the subscriber on his premises
oil ~ WM "A LUDLOW.
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4 GENTLEMAN wishes 20 20 TO California. srd has
Anot The means 10 get there. lfsny person vii enable
him 10 provide Tor his family hc - small for hs
ard furnish hm The necessary get here he will
put himself under responsible bonds 20 divide qrois Of
his labor for IS mouths ANY gentleman or aiv having
ne means, and cspOsed 10 ali eni-rprng ard worthy
young man. viii please address note % c box
- Posi- once References OF the very best character
Will he furnished. ug i've
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fDUBLIC NOTICE q hFRkBf oNtN. puf.nsat = - -
OF Limited fsnsrslp chap . part Of ne kefsei s,l
Of lofs that m fei partnership has hs tf--i
subslrhsrs under the frn 81 ftfD COOK
the ilth ity september, SIS 80 i-n1srf
the 9Th fsy of September 1851 inaf Tho nnfr Noihil
MILLER the ssi partner therein sht hs' crtreuei ~
thousand tolsr. o. The sts Thereof cst
the sub-cfber fifD COOK, e general partner so
n~hp That he nature Of he buse Intended n b. s1st,sfT
sal partnership that Of Rfo fxchf1Ee psaes ~ b.
that their respective place u rrfsn- a. as
Tie ssi Timothy l. Miller re-de- a. Nnhor, Pals, he eI
summit snd of Ohn sni me ssA feik toos ~ 4.
The Ciy OF Nes foh Dtei M i2h ity efsmoef SO
4. MILLER
trFes FRhnk Clnk
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- UFRFaE COURT CD a. ,osry ol ~ l'rt III
I~RIA Banner acNasi fkANNis tOlfnN sHmr..ls ~ i
rnani Tor nancy corct-to sANCts COLON i-t-ns.,-tf
f0l herrly summoned fl answer Do CruFHf as
shh copy ih e nq'r sou, and log fof
anesr 90 u. a. 80 street el twenty SAYS 49,
hereoi exclusive th- tsy such s0f ffnn f
comq a'r-'a che p'ruf ei A- judgment ~ ~
of dfeeu hundred dollars vh Interest from ie s-nnt fc ~
ysmbsr thousand slti hundred and oy seven tests
.nit-D Dated Dsc l0 lsss JAY fiEIn
f2g ars psrfH . Atrrrsrs
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FOR SALE.

- FOR sALR-A House snd Lot IN 7 reuiy seventh
- Al north .1e 81 Of siVihaveuue Pan or the
~ money car remain Irq1ire On th9 premises il5 2F
e=. FOR ~ALR.-The .wo-sicry house, Wooser-si
~: Lot ) f@-f by 100. house 3 By - Apply 20
- f1l In CHARLES MERLE 5 Hsnoversf
a. FOX -ALE.-The eAse for four years from lsi q
L.; May. less q and house between Cedar arc
- Pire-si Broadway. Inquire =
III 4 HONAR MORGAN. Pinest
8xs 40 ADAN--ST. BROOKLYS-House 4-siory
NJ brcE with zrc roof; 10, - By Us feel Sin pe.cn,
nectsrin-, plum, AprclL CRAB appie cherry ices me
rrspe vines fne rrrsnts and goos-her "a standard and
dwsrf roses &c 10 Will be sod Tor $500 sni >t can
remain on bond and mortgage. Possession can De given
before he Of Msy AQpv al tte CHE u me Journal 81
Commerce. n Ws.Lst 10 RICHARD HALF llI W.
"a FOR -AIE-Th- story brick house ,ot io. Msd-
e iscnsf Lot TO- n 90 deph ~ p 4 in width. well stu
sis5 fJrs genteuans residerce dong tusress % me
lower pan % tie city Asoa most desirable country resi-
dence sob s5Cutfn Of and, 10 good state q cult
WALTON upon which convenient modern dTel inE'
With The us1s outhu1ngE The location Unsurpassed Tor
snd prospect % easy 20 The city ~ and or
wafer Only fisen miles distant Yor terms which vii be
uade accommodating. spp'y %
WI H. FRkSKLlS SONS. & Brosi-st. or
N5 1sw3u DAS'L r. SMITH. Msnhasset, L. l.
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STOCK NOTICES, &c.

DOWfRY SAVINGS Bt>k-New-YorS. Jan.
tbIl l3f9-D ivderd-Tne depOsiiOr. hereby notified
fhst ,em anu 81 dividend The u per per
mum on al " = snd upward and es- than So. and
per cent per annum on si sums % 500 snt upward
which hsve posted east three months previous
% he Oh - psid 20 depofiiors and sfter Mon
4sv he h during The hours Of busin-ss A. he bank
1iere. called FOR vii remain principal, and draw
interest sccordingy from 10 ins
The bans . opel f1r business 90 Monday Thursdays
and Ssiuris from % o'clock. P VI ail.3 Biwery.
By order OF ths Trustees, JAMES MILLS. President
q n. CoccEsHkLI. Secretary. ~
EKEESWICH SAVINGS BANK. a. sNthag--
VI uue cor OF fOurihstJ suuary Interest D eposi
or, are hereby notified hal the Board OF Trustees have
dered interest be PAID ~ The u per cent
mum on al u snl and under. and ugOn Al sumo
above $50 a. q per pee snnu. psysbls
the Banl d1nng bsnf hours and sef he 5h inst In
terss; not led for will - credited a. principal.
By order n he Board.
ABRAHAM VAN NEST, President
Fpx.Rp n Prcor. SecIelAnes rs iws
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4 clock. 81 1874 SixsyeDue % Piano Forte NJ
sic comprising al the popular PIECES lately pabshed and
Niolin and Guigsr music al half price
Also hne assortment OF sistonery, comprising Wishing
Cards Note Paper Envelopes, Ssmps Fancy Ioks,znds
&C ~ cost The ladies respectfully requested cal
ard pa chsse As the tine q limited
fS. No PO.ipon meng 90 account Of the wesiher.
q REAB CO. i64 sxlhsvuae.
ll7As Between eleventh sna Tw Ah-.is
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FOR CAIIFOKNIA.-Nolice 4 hereby given that
u the books q the Mechanics Mining COMPANY. In the
City Of NewYork open FOR subscriptions Tor stock
sithe ciice Of Wslsr Anderson Ssssslst corner Of
Nstsi where The articles Of said Company may be seen
Tbs Company i formed Tor mining purpose. Ia Caifor.
MIA. b y order Of the Trustees,
JAMES GREENE, President.
X " WarfVa. Secretary M 49,