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drew mp his rife, took deliberate aim, and shot
him through the stomach Beazley walked ten
steps and fell BY this time one of the Young
men OF the party that had been driven off, return
ed and CARED hum to the house, where he died in
be tired this P. NJ Much excitement prevails;
fears are expressed by some that violence win ba
done the party who had gone to arrest him.
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rhe Post.Ofllce Depnrtmeut.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday Nov l9.
The Postmaster General has lately issued regu
lations which have infused much systematic en-.
ergy in the Department, The Clerks are requir..
ed to make semi.monthly reports of the state Of
the business on their desks, which the Postmas.
ter.General personally inspects. The Depart
ment was never more efficiently conducted than
at present
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By telegraph to the Ncw-York Tribune.
Destruction of a Railroad Depot.

DETROIT. TUESDAY, Nov r.
The Michigan Central Railroad Freight Depot
was entirely destroyed by fire at three O'Clock
this morning.
Di,ra.ca H. BUFFALO. Tuesday Nov 20
The loss by the FIRE at the Michigan Central
Railroad Depot is estimated at Sl00,6 G0-S4o,0O0
to the Company and $4,000 TO those who had
Wheat Flour and other property in the store.
About 40 tans Of goods in transit were con-
sumed The Depot was $50 feet long and 81
wide, and wss one of the best in the United
States Mr. Brooks says it viii be rebuilt in 60
DAYS
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Rl.rrALn- Tnesdav. Noy. a.
Incsndinrisn, nj Rulialo.

BUFFALO Monday, Oct l9.
Incendaries were at work here last nisht-6res
were set in FIVE different places at the same time
in the vicinity of Elm, EotYend Clinton SITS
which consumed twelve buildings, inhabited most
ly by colored people as dwellings and carpenters
and joiners shops. Loss not ascertained, but
mainly covered by insurance
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

~ The Worlds Fair, London, IS0l.-A
gentleman native Of London. haY1tg extensive cohhec
tons city would undertake the charge ana ahas
nent Of any articles intended for the above eXhooa ana
viii attend personally upon those parties ~ho may 4!of
him with commissions, for examining and receiving
ali the instructions necessary enable him 10 explain the
perfectly Contributors whose business engagements VIII
prevent their going themselves. may rely upon ms ente
services being devoted their interests Particular atte
lion , be Owen 10 soliciting orders for hose articles OF
which sale can possibly BE realized unexcepuonabe
city references given Address PAMPHiLON at New
ham ( Blossoms lC6 WalLst New ORR MO St"FSat
fgs Ocean steam Navigation Company.-For
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON-The Z. S. Mail steam.
chip WASHINGTON, G. W. Floyd. commander, VIII sail
for Bremen via Southampton, on WEDNESDAY NOV ~,
from Pier No 8 North River, 81 O'Clock PM.
Price of passage in the fret cabin, $40.
Price of passage in the second cabin, $50.
An experienced Surgeon is attached TO the snip
All letters must 90 through tine Post-of1ce
Specie delivered iu Havre al reduced rates
For passage freight, apply 10
MOLLER & SAND, a gents % Broadway.
u8 Ct 812l41G18&20
kSs- wigs and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cee-
brsed WIG FACTORY is at WaIst where at all Iinea
be found helargest assortment in the city Strangers
aud citizens should call and Judge for themselves before pr
chasing elsewhere BATCHELORS newly-nyentea
WIGS obtained silver medal the Fair of the American
Institute Copy the address. myl5 MW&F6
E- IS Iteward.-LOST, on Saturday, between
Nineteenth ana Wall sireea unfinished Manuscnpt OF
twenty pages partly written on both sides partly on one
only( Whoever will leave the at The Tribune Office
shall receive the above reward nl8 81
DrJ.W. RedfieId, Physiognomis41 Barclayst. nl9Im
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MTuJTNERY. DRESS MAKING and

MILLINERY, DRESS MAKING and
I'VE FANCY GOODS-A person who is compelled 10
return to Europe possible wishes to dispose OF
his business in the above line The situation Is rsrae,
where he is now carving very lucrative and genteel
trde The dwelling apartments have every convenience,
with Croton water &c and moderate rent The STOCK s
not heavy that only r few hundred dollars VIII De re-
chi ed TO enter at once into wetestablshed eae bust
ness Application made by real buyer, addressed to
Purchaser Tribune Office with real zane and address,
,s IN have immediate attention MIG
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Storm on the Lnkes.

ERlE, Tuesday, NOV. IL
We had Snow storm and pretty severe gale
on the Lake Yesterday The schooner Traveller
laden with railroad iron from Kingston for Cleve-
land, went ashore on the Peninsular. No lives
were lost
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~ .e Institute OF New-lork.-Ac course
of Lectures lii DC delivered by Catholic gentlemen the
Suyyesan Institute $50 Broadway The hyst Lecture will
be delivered on Thursday the 2st of Nov and The succeed
Ing Ly~esres on the Thursdays Immediately following.
The iollS swiug is the order Of Lectures
Now SIC. C, Pise, ID OF Brooklyn N. Y, Subject:
The Soc iSl L..e - - Thomas Moore
4 Nsry 9S-- Geo. ii. Miles. Esq of Baltimore, Nd Sub
jeet; Gl ae- kiGry md Queen Rcss
s. nSe 3-isey. n. j. A. O'Brien OF Boston, Mass. Sub
iee The lnaence Of the Church political Institutions
l. Hsec l2-Jas McSherry, Esq OF Frederick, Md. Sab
}eei The Spirit and Tendency OF the Age,
D Islee E9--las A. McMaster, ESQ. OF New-York Sub.
,leSt The Family 10 Modern Society
YsAets admitting Lady and Gentleman the course;
VI as ono Gentleman, only 81 Single Tickets for one
lfeetaFs, IS cents
Tske,s Way Re obtained at the Catholic Bookstores of
The Sections OF The Catholic Churches in this city and Brook
Sn, o. the Offices OF the Egeemans Journal aud Truth
Ies The door on the evenings of the Lectures and of
the Seefsiary E Il COZ4NS 1856 Crosbv.st
n B-ghe Lectures will commence each evening al u
ociocA. MIG St.
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A MEXICAN EDUCATION; Irs PRIN-
LActpLEs AND Dedicated TO the Teachers of
the United States by f. D. Mansfield, Esq author of Po
litca Grammar, &c.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
The Idea OF a Republic
The Means OF Perpetuaiing Civil and Religious Liberty
The Tcacher-His qualifications his Teaching and his
character.
The Idea Of Science.
The Utility Of Mathematcs-The Utility of Astronomy
The Utility of History.
The Science of Language
Literature Means of Education
Conversation an Instructor.
The Constituton-The Law Book of the Nation
The Bible-The Law Book from Heaven
The Education OF Women
Price 81
nI8 9tecdG 2teowW 81 Johust.
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WANT PLACES.

A You've WOMAN. well recommended,
"a and who truly understands her business, will take
situation as Chambermaid Waiter IN reSpectabe pm
TO be ah 10 render ample satisfaction in The discharge OF
her duties Has no objection TO go as Chidrens Mad
md Seasess Apply al l29 Chery'st hrsl hoor 9acA
roCr
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al papers In favor just and uniform Scale of rices
viii please give the above insertion. future adyer
teeD viii designate the place where the meeting obe
held MO WSat&M
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AT PRIVATE SALE-A valuable


AT PRIVATE SALE-A valuable
LAHOUsE AND LOT in the Village OF POUGHkEEP-
SE situated on the north side OF Mllst between Wash
nion and Garden sis the most c9n5[ ira anq o sgd
hon any uisances in the neghborhood Lofts 81 feet front
and rear and 2 feet in depth the house l. set back 20 feet
from the sidewalk and has carriage drive OF = ieet IN
never been occupied and built in the best and most sub
slnntia manner Main building II feel front and rear and
50 feet deep two stories and attic with very lne cellar
under the whole building Rear extension 20 feet by 2O
feet 2stoee with fine washfoom in Inc of SEN snc
above hot and cold in Inc three stories OF The rear
extensions hot furnace pipes in he main building .s esss5
lube bells rotary pump &c. Plans of the buildings were
drawn by F Thomas SON. ArchitecIs M; Ne e, BE-
hing desirable in the " ay Of panes closets &c. Title n-
charitable Fart of the purchase money can r. rea o c On
property For price and further particulars apply 70
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctloneer,
MIG Ivy Broad-st
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Death Of Col. X. NJ. JohnSon

LOUISVILLE, Tuesday NOV TT
Col R. NJ Johnson {" Old Tecumseh J died ut
his residence at 9 o'clock this morning.
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WANTED-To learn a Profession,
respectable youth from IA to II OF age, pos
sessing u taste for drawing Small premium required
Address H A D NewYork Medical College, East Thr-
teenth-st. n2O liz
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

FF3HE COMBINATION DEFEATED.
DAVID COPPEREIELD,
Complete, win Illustrations.
Prise ouly - CANS,
The advance sheets Of this great work by Dickens
received on Saturday
IoOoO Copies hare already been sold.
cheap edition poor paper, 10 correspond with other
editions, VIII be published in few days at tie
Low Price OF 81 Gents,
which viii be within the OF all lovers of cheap
reading
These editions complete. not abudged,e but con
tain all the matter from the manuscript OF the author
The trade viii please send their orders to
NO II WE BURGESS. % Ann-st
FHNHE STAR SPANGLED BANNER.
H OF This week, is type, and tine paper contain.
ing the FIRST Chapters OF excellent Original Military Ro-
nance, entitled The FLYING ARTGLERIST; or the Child
of the Battle Field, Tale Of Mexican Treacher By HAR
RY HAZEL. Avery stirring history Texas beautifully
Illustrated and an interesting story by the famed novelist
Professor lNGRAHAM, called KELPIE ROCK; or Under.
cliff Legend the Hudson Highlands and many inter-
esting articles For sale all the Bookseersland News
depots in the city. n2Ottt
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~ DIR. Chesyers Lectures on English Lit

~'Aseat a. 81 Liz lNSIlIUItr
IA 0ease Of Lectures The History OF English Litera-
9Se WI ee gsssR by Rev GEoRGs B. CHEevER D. D. al
Inc Ses!st asnIs on Union Square for The purpose OF
eGRssaas Fund Tor the Home for Friendless Boys"
1Ssss anu for the course al S. 10 be had at
sne Go4 w. siSs 81 4 J. Crowen' 500 Broadway Lock
"9oe, Ssoe = eSa, vi Broadway, and John Wieys
eessive weeks S GU" I it"eS HfeNii'ss ~ sae-
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The second course will commence Dec - by Prof Ed
WARD LAsELl of Williams College, on Chemistry, com
psjng view OF the Constitution of Matter and the Re-
setops of Chemical Force together with an examination
of the Chemical elements, Oxygen, hydrogen, Nitrogen
and Carton and their relations Life, as the Material OF
Living Forms also an examination Of the Constitution OF
csly that modification which is called Polarization of
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BOOKS FOR CHILDREN.-NEW
EPSERIES-JUST PUBLISHED.-The ALDEN Sc
RIES JUVENILE BOOKS comprising Choice Stories
Rupert Cabel Days OF Boyhood Picture Gallery, Little
Clara, Old Revolutionary Soldier.
The above Series Of SIX Books are all beautifully Illus
rated printed the finest paper and bound up in hand
red cloth gilt
Published and for sale to The trade at retail. by
NO IL SAMUEL RAYNOR, Is Bowery.
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WANTED.-Two competent young
Wv MEN as Clerks in a Jewery establishment Best
re ferences required. Apply TO FELLOWS, VANARS-
DALE & COOPER II Maiden lane. MO ST.
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q Lectures nj the Collegiate Institute Tor
Young Ladies.-SPINGLER INSTITUTE, UNION PARK
The first Of the wall commence on FRI
DAY EVENING, Nov. u, on the Z" Hislor y OF English
Li,eraure," by Rev. GEO B. CHrEvER DID. The entire
proceeds OF this of twenty Lectures will be applied
In aid of the Home for Frendess Boys' Tickets for the
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FOR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
u Published the departure OF each Mail Steamer Tor Lii
gpoo Price 81 ceus per copy, or 81 per year poslag
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W 4 NTED

r UCRATIVE EMPLOYMENT given
ELto Ladies and Gentlemen who have leisure time, IN
light and genee fancy work taught in few easy lessons
Considerable emoument may be derived as soon as acgr
ed Apply personally between the hours of ten and four
at Mr. ROSES, Al Barclay-st Broadway. Premium
for teaching, s.. MO lWt
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The Tspesity-Seventh Anniversary of the New
1erh Bible Society will be he'd in the reformed Dutch
o GappIfch NJ La Fayetepace, on WEDNESDAY Evening,
2Hblne at o'clock. addresses win be delivered by Rev.
Dr pEsRhsoN ofthe Episcopal Church. Rev Dr. DuRBIN,
nsN IL - N'' j. +. WILLIAMS, Rec Sec.
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Arrival of the Florida at savannah.

SAVANNAH TUesday NOV. u.
The steamer Florida arrived here after pas
sage of IS hours against very strong head winds.
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DOOK- BINDERS LEATHER.
R9 subscriber has hand and is constantly receiving
English Coored Skivers Colored Calf Skins French Tar
key Morocco Russia Red Leather Sailed Splits and Calf
skins Book Cloth, Marble Paper and every article re,
CURED for Bndery. Always on hand large assortment
OF Geo Dudleys superior Bark skiyers Blank Sheep and
Law Calf Skins Ali of which offered at the lowest
market prices by. In2 lin+ JAMES COOK. 25f Pearst
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Tg7O RAIL COMMITTEEs-T. W.

rHNO BALL COMMITTEES.-T. w.
4 STRONG, having completed his NEW STORE,
and returned TO The OLD STAND, No. 90 NASSAU
STREET would inform his friends and the public thas
branches in the best manner, and the most moderate
terms He would say to those persons in need Of Bali CIR
cars and Tickets that he believes his estabs ent oitfs
Inducements 10 them to be found where else in the city,
as the Designing Enclosing and Printing in Gold Silver
and Color all done on The premises new ana spiel
opene ard ie offered, whoesab or RETAIL at greatly
reduced prices. 1,~ -,
al so be found on hand. [nl96ul 50 NASSAU-ST.
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a S Cook, Washer and Ironer, Ill pri-
~ vate family by u respectable Young Woman, with
the best of city reference Cali 96 Twelhst corner Of
Thirdsv up stairs. M
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NEW TRIBUNE.

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80 of The Tribune rot allowed any difference.
NRYg-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
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u The Public Letting fthe inhabitants of Brook
iyn 10 Promote the Closing Of the Stores at O'Clock,
during 'ne ensuing Winter, takes place TOMORROW
Evening al the Brooklyn Institute See large bills n20 LIZ
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rs WET NURSE, by young, healthy,
IA respectable Woman, whose baby is only one month
old The satisfactory reference given Apply at ia
Nassau-st. (bHsementl mo IT.
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Ey' Biblicui Astronomy Prof. Q. nj. mitchell,
Dnector or the Cincinnati Obserya.osy will deliver Series
DAY EVENINGS, commencing TUESDAY EVENING
nest 18th inst n o'clock Subjects OF the hrst four
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CALICO PRINTERS BLANKETS,
OLappifk and Sieve Cloth Type Printers and Engravers
Rankeis Roller Gleayer and Jacket Cloths for sale by
myll C. 5. LIE BARON, IS PnesI.
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ny. ~ Sra t division $, of II. N. Y,-The Grand
DAY Evssin neg pursuant 10 adjournment on WEDNES
oeloes Repreys are es S g ~ b a. q
@1S = ey order, TH0S. EDGERiEY, G. S.
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E American Insritute.-LECTURES on STEAM.
mir JAMES FROST Engineer will deliver one or more
Lectures before the Members Of the Institute. at their
Rooms S5l Broadway. commencing on THURSDAY
evening, the 2ls inst nj o'clock on the subject Of Steam
and its uses and the economy Of some newly discovered
properties Of heat
lie designs illustrate his views by such practical opera
nons as time and space will admit Of
scehiihc Engineers, and those interested in the use and
application of Steam are invited TO a tend.
NO 9ik ADONIRAM CHANDLER. Cor. Seclv.
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Ngw.YORK W-REKLY TRI8UNE,
EHK RENEK~WKEKIY VFYBj
gaK NEW-YORM TRIBDNE

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GODEY'S DECEMBER NUMBER

-rOIyI4I = DINENIDEN n 2 4IDEN--
"a GEM.-This is certainly the most splendid No ola
Magazine ever published ia this any other country
The first engraytngi beautiful line plate now SO popu-
lar throughout England that the painter has received orders
from bis publishers to make series of them-a of which
the Lady's Book will publish. 1t is entitled WE PRAISE
THEE, o GOD" The second is-a companion to the
Lords Prayer, published in the Nov No. Il is THE
CREED plate Of mRtchlese beauy-n five tabeaux de-
signed By w Croome, for Cooley. The third is a POR-
TRAIT OF MRS. SARAH j. HALE, Editor OF G0dey's
of Godey's reliable coored Fashion Plates Also two
sonable engrayings, THE CHRISTMAS TREE" and
"CHRISTMAS MORNING" beside variety OF other
Engravings, embracing az original Model Cottage and
new designs for Lady's Work Table
Single No. only 25 cents This and The Nov. No both Of
which be had for 30 cents viii furnish the purchaser
with the beautiful Scptura plates publish
ed-The Lords Prayer and the Greed.
Terms 50 per annm single copies . cents For sae By
Fl. LONG BROTHER, 10 Annst
md hnnk sellers penerlllV
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A SEAMsTREss in a private family, by
very experienced ard gentee Girl who cut and
fit Chdren's Clothing and Ladies Dresses do Trimming,
&C.: would travel with lady; has irslrate reference
Gail alta Sixthav ini book store. MO IL
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A S 6Ist-rate COOK by respectable mid
XAde aged Protestant woman in private family; best
ofcity reference can be gwen Apply at 5i7 Eoustonsl
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a S NURSE and Seamstress in a private
IN family by a respectable Young Woman can make
herself useful Waiter and Chambermaid Best OF city
reference given. Can for days at 4o5l Fourts
in the rear mn II
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TsRY GOODS at WHOLESALE, FOR
Ia1CASH-McHABG & RICHARDSON, Is Liberty-sL
ryitehe attention OF cash buyers their stock of GOODS
consisting Of Cloths, Cassneres Vestings Trimmings
Prints White Goods Beachcd Shrngs, Linens Flannels
Ticks in fact every article needed in retail stock which
cash. ST 2meod+
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a S general HoUsEMA1D by a respectable
N young Woman in a small private family. Is first
washer and roner beat OF city reference can he g
No objections to go short distance in The country Gall
al 95 Monroe st. Can be seen for DAYS. n20 ~
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a S Cook, Washer and Ironer, or to do
IN Housework, by one, and us Nurse or Seamstress
by tie other, in city or country By Two very compe-
Girls with good city reference Call at II Sxthav IN
the hook store mo ltF
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a S NURSE and Seamstress, OF Chamber
IA maid, by very respectable young Woman, who can
give good CITY reference Call 3 Ezabeh-st MO 2tF
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FTVO PRINTERS.-W Wanted, good Job
MO IL D. FELT ( co. < HosFoRD, 50 Wall-st
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~ NIorrisnnia VILLAGE ,r.- VI w.
budding s n a Bq bsnsb F sef 81
Wise Wis sTe S Is sSy Sss adjoining Morssana
of sad plots VIM ts mat he drawing for the choice
a 6o%s[y Sa sAT ~ EVENING se n INST a. II
hyappyi4s a is Brosa yan saasod which sy be lad
al Necessary information vea s as Saq &c TSs9 ana
s1 s5pof aun aaa ae s1Sg ssd his Body Braces
So4dSsy sv the Of sm MAJ te s 10 Sa
ssss s s peonar and vos aaFe sPs d pSs
ol "sasf8 arc Viied to examine hs INVENTION, py'
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FourthIihe Chronology of the Hebrews, as compared
with that OF other Primitive Nations
Single admission, 50 Tickets can be had at Crow
en- and Francis Books orcs, and al The door. MIG 5s
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DLUE and CANARY PRINTS.-A
EDnew and superior article, fast colors, for sale by
mvIl C. B. LIE BARON, IS Pine-sl
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AS CHAMBERMAID and Sewer, or as gen
AeraI housemaid in small private family by respect
able vourg woman Good city reference can be gwen
Cal al 2 Sxteenh-st between Ninth and Tenth avenues
AS PLAIN Cook, and do the Washing
IA and Ironing in small private family or as Chauoe
maid hv respectabe Protestant Young Woman would
be willing to make herself useful Good city reference can
be given Can be for3 days CAL at lSf west Iar-
teenth-st between Eighth and Ninth avs No u
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DROWN SHEETINGS.-l5O bales Sa-
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F1atA GREAT FIRST CAUSE as evidenced IN the struc-
eef the Planetary and Sderal Heavens.
Second fsgE CRE1TIoN Us revealed through Moses,
compared with our present knowledge of the Universe.
fhvd-The Astronomical lnerrogaIores Propounded
tn ne Book Of job aud the Astronomical Miracles Of the