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aBBoTT,S ms rITUTIOH FOR TIE kiDU"
naTIOM OF YOUNG LADIES.
READER!

YOU MAY OBTAIN beautiful style Of f9nman'hp
4 at TuNNICLIYFE'S Writing rs shiishm nj, 200
Broadway corner OF ResdeRt Mr. TUNNlCLlFFc
gives eisons upon an entirely principle sfau'ed to
persona Of al ages vasi impro emsnt qua unsea Ii
8lo y easy c,s0ns 81 % ceuts esrh Tor moley re-
urpedj Exasne the specimens Of former pups now
Oh exhibition al 290 Broadway
thin ak pupils VIII be received 10 ons CASA Aiso ps'ruc
lions given upon The Piano forte, Violin &c &c Musical
InstlumeLis on lsIe Cal a. go BIoHdWay. 81 ~
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STREET DEPARTMENT No Hal Of Records Corporation
iSSocsPubc hereby that the following petitions
have Board OF Adsueu To lay ak
opposite tie Rugefs Female institute To set curb
and gutter Forty Eighth and Ninth
All persons objections thereto requested ps
writing the undersigned at lbs ohce seiOrs the
Esd day Of September, inst September II, ls5to
SIC JOHN T. DODGE Street Commissioner
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ABBOTT,S COLLEHIATE INSTITUTE for
IA Young Ladies-Splugler lnEunte, Unioo Tsrk-Ray.
GORHAM D, ABBOTT, Principal, Will reopen Wednes-
day, Sept II.
fhe location aud appointments Of the etidce erect
furnAhed expense OF abo1t SO COO present
det1able facilities for a great object have eyer bsen
comb ped In aby similar Institution s22W
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Of The Tribune,

Religious Mesttpg ona steRmbont-Fetai Ac-
eidens-Tho syracuse Opposition Conven-
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nT01ICt g h.reb, gwen accorg tw, to ali fefs ea'uS
" CLAIMS against JOHN WARRINGTON late Of @' C,g va =,
ets KIM County Decreased they csqWrsi 20 e'hTh
m. ,nUe with tho vouchers thereof TO the nbserUct Attorney o
Jnls AM Warrington, adinnsirr Of sad deceased NJ nS ON
~ "a Van ,s-f IN lie CITY before ths seo'
snyof December ne1t-Dasd May Stst. i76o ,.yV cp.H
ny2S lAwomVIh 1850 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

VyAATED-By two young ladies' situations tee one
w Ia thorough ERgrsh insifucUess, lie other
sic teacher Could neghbot!ng tl!usons be obtained
might be msde with the ale to give musical
Instruction pupils Of the former Tbs beat OF refer.
given and required Address Josephine" Bo1I02
Post Office, lIhscs, N Y, sl03.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

STREET DEPARTMENT Nc. 1 Hal OF R-cords-Coporaton
ESNoucePuthe that the following Resoiu
adopted The Common Council To fence vacant
Twenty hrdt and Tenth To
cutters south Lglt
commencing No. tA Of Washing An persons
thereto requested TO prsaeut Them
~rias undefsgn-d Office, b-to the I'm day
Sep. JOHN T. DODGE, Stree, Commissioner.
septeutsr T. 1880
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AZ ANTkD-k sim.uon az Tescneg in a School or
w Govefress In family, By young lady al presen.
filing responEihe place In Public Seminary ahs nss
had several yeaa experience teaching all The orsncnes Of
En- sh Educauop Drawing and PAiI ing, IN Wasr and
Ola and is cEpaole Of giving Instructions the Piano
AdcIesa j < SLibuns Office Il lwx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

NJOTICE.-The seed business conducted by the late
lNThomBa BrldgemSn will be conducted under the
OF BRIDGEMAE BROTHERS, 81 the old stand, 574
Broad way, cor. Eighleeuthsl JOSEPH BRIDGEHAN,
who has been attendance the for years, win
attend TO usual and Is authorized 10 receive
and collect all debts due The establishment
80 AL L,n5 Cd, sRIp6GEaAN E1ecutors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

rs PURSUANCE of an Surrogate of tho County Of
New York Notice hereby given all parsons hayng ems
against join HEATH OF the City Of Ne" York Builder de-
to resnt the same thereof the subscriber
At her eec No 81 Eimsreet City OF New York on or oa
het day Dec amber ue1tDatsd New orr @ t"Sh
slxth day June, 1850 RAChEit fEh IN,
lA27lawhnlhF hdInlnFtfaut
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OF Section ~ Afcio -
~ T[ Chansr Revised Statutes, TO tho CfodF
ors of JlmYS RDGWAY decsaaed, OF the CITY OF New for
c,,,,s with the thereof 70 thu se6ecr'bsr a
- Nassust IN City OF Ne" orA on or before thS u
day of February ueIt-Hsw fo JHiy pr,pc ADV,
aul lhpSwlh JAHeT '''''
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ASCE Of ~ erder Ssnogsts OF ~ e0dny Ut
New + RI uorc. hereby % Al persons eAgs GAINS
,s..t EORGE PHILLIPS ata % the CT! OF NsN ifA sn
ts 10 crescent same with vouchers lsfeo 20 ~ Sl
~, a i orc- No Nassau,-trss n' Cy 81 10" tWh on
b~or- twenty hith day OF February ne'"a'~'i " LIN 40
9,d day OF August 1850 ~ r,,vrr p,hr .t,,. ,,f.tor
au3Z Az 6HIb JAMES >. 4hNt 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

nuBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No .st.-No.
hereby gwen tho relatives aud Of kin of JOHN
mAFFIT Hutter Of Mobile.
died that shat apply the Surrogate OF the Coun
ty of ork Of administration upon tho
sad nte,tste on day September next O'Clock tho
orenson-Dated New York, Aug q3 1880
auq2 2aw4w JAMES $. THAfER Public Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

DAGa, ROPGS, auc sll Kinda of paper naaufscursss
II matsnals bot sht and sold OF liberal tsrms- by
sls 6AUN7 DERRICKsoN, Ias Had lSS soslh g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

TN PURSUANCE otor d tho onosao OF tie Coanty q
, SnEEW ZIMmERMAF late Of tho Cy Of New Yofk, de;
u nrs.nt the with vouchers "teo to The sln7sroorS
80 Of Syals 4 Braisha~ 81 John strse, IL the City
Nv on or haiors twsay NH day Of November nsIt
D WV vs. CHARLES ZIMMERMAN, E,..,,n,.
nYq3 Iaw6mTh JAMkS kICHAND9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

IN PURSUANCE of an order surrogas County Of
York hereby gwen all psroons having CLAIMS
against OBADIAH H. CRSSEf late Of tho City Of Ne" York
thereof tho
subscriber oUsrrs Spring street
the City Of YORK before thr seventh day Of usr
Dated new York the 3Oth tly Of March 1870
A I.wsm' NARY = CRlssEY. Adnuistrarx
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~ PURSUANCE of ooet of the surrogate OF tbs county a
notice hereby gwen 10 Az persona having csE
.anst RICHARD JARVIS late Of the CITY Of Ne" York de-
ceased present With vouchers hereof to hs 'uosctes
At the Office OF SMITH BARKER ESQ No 10 seehman street
tho CITY New York before The tweth day OF HoYsmeSc
WA law " DAVID PURDY, Executor,
r,ro ,,rsn,e HARRIET r JARVIS, EtacutTI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

1ak Js.SkPH ARTUNI, formerly instructor Of
Iva the l;shan bSsuage aud Literature ii Yale College
and connected with Of The beat Institutions IN
this city, e.peottuly Informs lis snds and he public
th1t Is a. be happy Evs oEsonh IN Italian IN his own
81 Great Jonea at or n. private residences deEred
IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

A LADY DESIRES go OBTAIN aviation ia
IA seminary tbs Slsts Of New-Yofk She IL well quail
ihed her ousess having eughi for many yearr sns
willing to be generally useful in the school. A re a.
dressed 10 Helena aud directed the Of the Post
master, Boston, Nssa viii be attended 10. aus I'm
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CITY IuteiIla.eufe.

FALLING or AN EMHANKMgNr-fwo Mry INJURED
Yesterday morning ut o'clock embankment of a
cellar seventeen feet deep corner Of Fifty hr't street
and Fourth avenue, fell upon two men who were work
ing beneath, one named hicRael McCann. OF Forty
sixth street near Fourth avenue, whose nose was Sc
vered from the frontal bone, and he was otherwise
severely injured The other. named owen Donnelly
tfEorty-fourth street internally injured Having
been extricsted with some dii uty medical aid
called in and every attention paid to the sufferers.
ACCIDENT On Thursday a. the corner Of Market and
South streets Peter jackson fell roma cart and broke
his leg. lie was conveyed TO the City Hospital.
GREEsw GOD CEMETERY We desired to say for
the information Of visters. that the entrance
which has for time past been Ia OF prepa-
ration, viii be opened Mon day next and that the
present entrance will be used thereafter for funerals
only.
PATENT MAGNETIC Cos pUcToRs.-O vners at occupants
of stores and dwelling beuses should adopt the most
approved method OF protecting their lives AMI pro-
p.rty from destruction by lightning. fatons i'm
proved rods, and his peculiar manner of attaching
them protection and should be univ ersally
used. His oflce Is at No CT Gold street.
FRAUDS on Presentation a paragraph pub
lished in yesterday paper headed Treatment Of a
Soldier of the United ststes,n Mr. David Ogden, the
owner Of the st. gorge in which Adcock had taken
passage for Liverpool thinks persons might draw
inference that the consignee Of the ship mixed
up In the natter. 1t was not meant to convey any
such idea and statement Of the kind is made in the
paragraph. All that said is that the soldier
sted in his provisions and that Is not denied No
person is mentioned being guilty Of the charge It
II well now, perhaps. TO be little more explcit.
Adcock purchased from q ship broker. whom he be-
lieved to have had some connection with the ship q
ticket of passage for 81 and provisions sufficient for
passage of forty days for 81 He only received
the articles named, worth about from 81 to So On
making complaint on board in company with police
man. Captain Sloan and Mr.. Ogie promised to see
that justice done to him though they were not
responsible for the acts OF the broker.
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The Crisis OF the Rcpubiic, aud the New
President.

II Is common, among the a1yo Atcs Of monarchy,
30 allege that republics are unstable and short
lived and for ages the declaration has been made,
even by philosophical and learned writers Of his
tory, that popular forms Of government are, Of ne
cessity, transient in their duration. But a more
unjust, and ungenerous libel never was uttered
The repsblic Of Rome lasted longer than the en-
pre- and the time has at last come, when men
have grown 20 intelligent on the subject Of
human rights, even in Europe, that the insecurity
al thrones has become as proyerbal among repub-
bcans, as the instability of republics had formerly
been among monsrehisis. During the year. of reyo-
lutions, as the year eighteen hundred and forty
eight will hereafter be known in history, not
monarch on his throne felt aay security, amidst
the universal war Of opinion. The progress Of
intelligence and Of liberal IDEAS had extended 80
far. that every king felt the uncertainty Of his
tenure upon the scePtre and for the time being, at
least, the heroic leaders Of the people were called
into their councils, II perchance, in the general
agitation, they might save themselves from total
destruction. The experiment Of the capacity Of
intelligent men-and none othcrs-for selEgoyern-
mcnt, had been worked out, long ages gone, by
the Greeks and Romans to say nothing C. ths
popular governments Of the middle ares which
were coincident with the Revival Of Letters and
the general diffusion Of modern civilization; nor
Of the republic Of Switzerland which has remained
for ages unbroken, in the midst Of ocean Of
change. But IL seems to have been scknow-
lodged, even in Lsrore, that the experiment
has been, TO certain extent, at least, and
90 rational men, satisfactorily demonstrated
in our own history. A new illusiraton Of
this demonstration might be borrowed from the re-
cent calamity which has befallen our republics
for the unexpected death Of the President did no,
even suggest. until some time after II had happened,
90 the mind Of any Eian, the fact that It fol.
lowed by no oonVulson-some days passed, at
least. before any reader, we presume, found sim
ale allusion in our journals to the Circumstance
that the republic had passed quietly and naturally
through the crisis. This fact alone ought TO be
sufficient to satisfy the most incredulous, that
there is the stamp Of permanency, durability, and
consolidation 10 our rcpubli:. II the same test
were applied to the long line Of empire that we
Contemplate by the torch q history, how ofien
should we find that the death Of monarch was
che signal Of revelation. II we apply the same
test TO the monsrchies Of Europe, during the last
seventy years, how satisfactory to US, and to the
friends Of liberty, is the result.
Soon after the war Of Indcpend snce begin ia our
colonies, the throne Of the Boutbons was under
mined ty the volcanic explosion Of popular aud a
lloody revolution and the terrific Scenes " ~
l,gas n TI4Bce. These were GlOs.i D. cla-
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perty lately purchased by Mr. smith which win not
be due I'LL about the LIST March NEXT but hsv. In
mediate uss for the money, he proposes to make
note and have The mortgage cancelled
THIS money viii be used by me in the town Of Bethls-
hem Albany county about nine miles from this city,
where have tsnpery and am engaged In the bust
ness al tanning and msnufaeturing leather
The albany and Schenectady banks not at pre-
sent discouhrng except to their customers and their
discounts are very limited to them
Please inform me per return mail, whether you
could discount such note "a have described or II
you are rot row discounting. how you would be
able to do so Please address me at Albany.
RoBf NJ DANIELS
cory or NOTE ENDORSEMENTS
$lG54 81. Three months after date promise 10
--- pay to the order of J ohm Sch raft, Jun
at the Canal bank in the City Of Albany, Sixteen
Hundred and Fifty four Dollars and Thirty -one Cents
for value received schoharie, December LIST, ls4y.
CYRUS SMITH
Bss,.s.S Boas1' '''7 sehohars c. H.
HENay BFcKER,
RoBr. Nj DANIELS, Albany,
JONI q. WRIGHT Schenectady
ORDER ron PROCEEDS or Norr.
ALBANY, Dec. 2, 1917.
sm-Encosed is the note wrote you in relation 20
some days since, which send you for discount. Be
low is my check tor the proceeds.
Yours very respy' RoBr NJ. DANIELS
srEuBEN Co. BAsK, Feb Q 1850.
Edrdrd "A. Ncedham. Esq:
DEAR SIR-I am this morning in the receipt of your
letter Of the 30th ult and know that the fellow refer
red 10 Is an impostor. We know person OF the
name Of johnson. merchant tailor. in this village
This ban has no stockholder bearing that name,
cept a. W Johnson, OF Utica. Nor have given GER
utcate Of credit to any lie should be arrested
and fairly dealt with. j expect to be in New YORK.
about the 18th Instr and would be gratded find this
gentleman In the TOmbs, where | presume L could
JOHN nAGsn. Cashr.
r. 81 shall take lodgings at the Irving House
This las, letter was an answer from Mr. Magee. the
cashier Of Steuben County Bank at Bath to letter
which bad been addressed to him by Fish. and 10y
which it will be perceived the cashiers Signature
obtained What use was made Of the signature viii
appear when IL IL stated that check of whieh the
following is copy found in his trunk. The sig
nature is perfect copy OF the genuine
~ STEuBES CsyNrY BANx, !.
: Bah, 1850 :.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The WEEKLY HERAID will be published at nine o'clost7
this morning. Single copies in wrappers, sxpsnce i
Its contents viii embrace the news from Washington
all parts of Europe, Sc, &c, &c
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Our Readers mt saratoen.

THE HrRALD can be had at Saratoga Springs In tho
evening Of the came day which 1t is printed Read
srs can get II at our agents spooner Msnde at the
pest Office bookstore, or Of the boys who will be at the
hotels with IL every evening
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River Railroad Cars in the sor2 o'clock trains
stop at knger's mansion house. Yonkers play ten pins
shuttle board, quois kc &e Hoboken esnpar or
With this deishtfgl ,pet Bere there Of those
humming birds called nosquitoes. Refreshments all
hours moserate prices gyatts Life Bas.m seheneks
Pumope syrup and kellingers Magic Fud be had In
Pins n q -'-' ~
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~ va brosdway corner % Liberty stfest and M Broad
M ,ese eases combine many advantages over the i'm
Isrttd being a.e With The view Tor real service All ale
contained therein are Of convenient 20 and Food
4uaii'yi amtnf Which bs ennmsratea III. MIAMI
latlst strtpfer teerrs rssors In perfect orier
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will make the excursion to Newhurvh aud intermediate
places to-morrow IN rsee 81 the Joseph Bekaap THE
wiz be the most delightful excursion day this boat
be unsurpassed for speed and seeommodatlon Soc ad
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~ b.. ~ ,hs nimishe az ~ Nassau street. corner
srIofrse Jour hesd and entire apr sr.ns. k.,
w yen sSsaim. lem really beasfu AZ this establish
went eNtiy rarcn receives Tor sleaa raItfn. AZ
hiv.taEt eVnsid.latiea. -
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rear s.tasiii bed in lo by Louis rnsia from
ftrn, Ter we cure % rheumatism
colds ncrcuIal Affections nc 1b Is The Fret e,aIhsi
ns eny eenuiIe sulnhur BATH in this citv refer A. BE-
valentine Mott D. koeers. Dr. Berger DR. ynebe and a.
principal physicians IN this city. 49, '-e
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Iroduee one q A. Beais One DuIr Premium D.-n.r,-
ever tseet MS Dasusrreoiypo. are pu IN in AZ
49, - ,ce thnt etaffe 81 and warranted never 10
hae ~ A. bea No 100 Broadasy bet seen ,nids la.
and Liberty street, over Bcstes hat store ''
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ishsr siter he had applied bottle Of Hair Dye
heh lac nrared que youthful arpsaranee 20 nj. for
No, 10 Fulton street. Ny.
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More European New s.

The steamship Pacific, Capt, Nye, with four
day $ later news from Europe, will be due at this
port tomorrow morning.
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price Of baihias has teen reduced 10 one shSr sye,y
w ,he wees a. TINS establishment lt Is worthy Of public
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an in,imaiion of it in the selection of his cabine

an n,mation of il in the selection of his cabinet;
ard we are inclined to believe that he has, in this
resTecr, displayed the highest regard to the inter-
esis of the whole country, and that he has gather
ed a council around him who viii pilot the nation
through any storm that seems likely TO threaten
the republic during his administration.
In the practical business Of craftsmanship, il was
well known 10 the whole nation, that General Tay-
Tor had little experience. The people relied upon
him as an incorruptbs, honest, and patriotic oan,
and they were not Disappointed. But in the case OF
Mr. Fillmore there is something more than this
upoa which 10 base confidence. For period OF
fiveand-wenty years he has been in the service of
his f,now-citizens. His studies, his experience,
and his associations have fitted him for the place he
fills and in the selection Of his cabinet he has Of
ered of the satisfactory pledges to the re-
public that could be asked for, that he will admin
lister the government on broad national policy,
which will sacrifice persons and parties to the con-
summation now so devoutly to be wished, namely
Of allayng sectional and local animosities of pre-
serving, sacredy, the original compromises OF the
constitution and of cementing, more firmly than
ever, in one vast unit, the widely divided, but essen
italy united, commonwealth that make up the re-
public
REroRT THE CHEF OF PoILcE.-We publish
in columns, to-day, the regular report Of the
Chief Of Police. 1t is avery interesting document,
and gives exhibition of the vast amount OF
crime, and the number OF criminals and Migrants
in this metropolis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-10

IN seneral-Pants Vests and Coats suitable for either
these ashiopahle amutement So t. s also few OF them
- suts Corner OF Nassau and Esekman Streets or 1t
ner Grand and Centre.
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Tor the tsianee % the NY Trench Cloth rroch
seas usual made y order; And every very
s,nsi. r,ss. eau ys;EsstfalJ s,liei!sa ~ GEORGE
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Lambert Johnes Co. opening an entire new soek Of
irtteh itsisn swiss and csrman Fancy Goods, snbrns
ing the richest novelties N Printed Goods silks RIB
eons ks to which the attention Of buyers 10 respecuy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-10

shesn, accompanied by his intimate friends visited
brsdys Esery yesterday when admirable dasserreo-
Vp- this dstnguished Parsonage sdded TO the very
extensive collection The perfection % Mr. Brsdys pie
lures is only equaed by their popularity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-10

ARE y and patent tapestry ingram Carpets
esrul Just nov; positively t. be found only the
famous cheap carpet establish 1ent No % roverv Bira
Andtrsont. Those four aud Eve sifin~ Fnrsh ,srrap
carpets and three tour shilling aoor oil coths
rrecedentediy ciesp. ' - ~"
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Cod Pens-n you wsnt watch ~ Is watch, or roid
pen as gold per- just call on J. Y. sewage % Fui.on
street. he - sole manafacuyer the cebrs.ed Rfehesu
fv.r-Peinted Gold PENS They decidedly some.
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stripped OF their heavy uniforus and fought nearly
what would not those sons OF have given
ruch hight and elegant sumner clothing ROGERS Of ~
FULTON stree nov selling at prices lover than ever
before hought Of OF dreamed %.
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The Piumbe National GALLERY. Nh. All,


Broadvsy ssnser and other, should act s TO visit A.
try. " nv -'"' ." sA'' wa
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Cheaper than the cheapcss-Bctser than

the tet -brooks. OF 10 FULTON street. whose boots
shoes raitsrs Sc have wordwrdo for beauty
aud has now on hand large an mid assor
ent OF All the different styles % ladies' gents and ehdrsn
boots, shoes, Ne. wholesale and retail