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OFFICIAL.
of NewOrIeans, Jan. I6, 1851.

Council OF kIuHIoIpALIry No. Two,
Sitting OF January 13lh, 1851.
X ESOLVED That the Mayor be authorized
and requested after giving ten DAYS mo- ice in the oicaI
paper Ct e Municipality to sell pu bic auction the con-
pair ioi year. 1850 i7 III ~
The wood work Of the Wharves between Canal stree,
2t The wood work Of the Whasves between and ineud
ine 81 Joseph street Wharf, up the upper limits Of The
he work 70 be done in accordance with the specifications 10
De iurshe1 by the Surveyor and pub sed with said noc
lsigne,il JAS. II. CALDWELL, President
(sii-nsd1 A ID Cpossn.s M.yox
True copy: II. BIER Clerk "'o''
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for repairing and keeping repair the wood work OF the
Whurves
OF St. Joseph street. 49, ~
SECOND CoNTRACTPetween St Joseph srest (includipg
fald street, and The upper limits Of the Mnncipalty
The contractor shall be bound keep IN repair by
mendng all bos in the wood work soon as they appear
by taking up all rotten thanks and laying down new panks
and by renewing timber such caps rngers or piles
as soon as broken decayed. ''
hs MATERIALS 10 be of the best quality, and the same
The contractor to be responsible any danpce which
may occur from his neglect the wood work as
as ceect'e and should The neglect his work The
SurveYor sal have the work at his (te CON
tractor expense and deduct the any Certificate
due To the said contractor ' ~
The contractor shall furnish security the amount of
contract " ~
Payments be made monthly on the certificate OF the
Surveyor. - ~
g. The bids 10 be much for each pile used or moog or
leader post or Tor the wharves; much per superficial
ia2i
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MUSIC.
PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC sTOHE.

50 GIMP STKEE r.
r. a. TfLEk has on band and constantly receivfps
~: PLflvo FORTEs from the Justly lElsSs -. -
Davis + CO. Boston; John b. Durham, sT q a
pavid van Vink1e, A. H. Gale & Co. aadu q q
Orders received ior ms HORST PATENT iRnN Fl A.
NOS to s deiyeed in fast ss rscs.vei iso, tnr
9s parcnafy g, the country. where Tuners can seGe
os h'a as they viii stand longer and in better time @
other Piano. Tbese Pianos have an inepenJen I'm or 80.
winch can be removed in moment there being NO copnes
'On ss~sf SioSsa Fl Stano ssG ef.
other Musical Instruments conuantiy on hand nr
n for sale at low prces. SHEET NIisiC fcS Pisns
Egrte tsultar, Finite, etc. Also INST RUCTiON
BoOks ior all musical Instruments. Ec A Lib
era Dsconn TO eaers, Feacsrs and all those sending srgs
III Usic AND No sfCAL INs4 q n HsTs.-THe
attention their large and extensive stock Of Mn
SIC ann siuica Merchandise of every descriEtion
and alec TO their well selected nsnt OF Piano
Fors rom the iae. oes Of The frs makers in the sEfS
Strings for Violin Guitar, Harp Violiacello Doubls tas,
ETC., Guar Pms, Pegs. Screws. etc.
Vions flutes, ia tar; Accodions, Brass instruments
for ani,s, Fam roarinea, BanJos Drums, ec. ETC.
fano FORE Wire. Timing Hanmess, Forks etc etc and
every ariee ..ennec;ed with the Music Business.
attended TO- W ~ ''''''S
ieis dsccG made to dealers and professors, and to
Second Hand Pianos bought. and taken in part payment
for : - ~~'-'
lished. ~ ~ ~ O. SUN as pun
The ene Music Department will be under the charge Of
Mr. H. u, Hewitt, New Orleans, La. Get. q.
oa5 d.fswat +. F. 4. 4 THi1iRr TEi;fR
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Notice.. W
orFlcE LAKE PoSTcHARrRAI AIN RAmRoAp Co. !

NewOreas $, April ", ls49. !
a I a Meeting Of the Board OF Directors, ii was
Resoued. That pabic noticeha given By The Company
that in conformity viii the rules aesay adoed and made
known, shall not hold itself responsible nf 0
age or missing whatever, happening goods transported,
except when resulting fiom acciden during voys ge
from end of the road to the ether and that all freight
iGnee. from the very momsnt il is oaded. ~
dill If ]. NEVILLE. 6scruknry
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REMOVALS.

r EMOVAL-The Office of the New Orleans
No. IL BaYonne street. n9
II EMOVAL-Dr. J. s. CoPEs has removed his
Office and residence from 9 4is Magazine next door
10 t1e uorhaf oil Edward sueet. d3 ly
X EMOVAL-DR- SAMUEL A. CARTwRraHT
tate of Nacl.ez) haa removed No. Ia anal street
pal Church. na) smos a.
II EMOVAL-R. II. MARR, Attorney at Law,
- has removed from No. II ST. Charles street to No. "a
C4nlp Street, up stairs. MS ly
II REMCVAL-JosEp III. PALMER IL Co. have
removed from So Gravier to No. 47Camp Street
above Grasier $50 I'm
p EMOVAL-DR. MoKELvEY has renewed
- his Office TO No L. Carondelet between Canal and Com
mon streets. n4 Sm
u ACKNOWLEDGMENT DAGUsRREurYpF
~ removed to the northeast of Canal and Cha,tres
seetfhe finest Portraits the world taken ut this es
tabshment at prices TO suit the times Call and En-
trance No. "a Canal street nj 3mops
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:, Il here were no reports received from North Car
olina, Vermont, Iowa, Florida California Mi.
nesota, or the Sand xich Islands, in all of which
places the Order is fonrshing. They would swell
he number OF members to at least two hundred.
thousand
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INSURANCE.
TENNESSEE MARINE AND FTRE
Insurance C0AsDNstu.


JOHN bf HILL, fie... GEO. W. MARTIN. seo'ry.
.' gsSdP d a kE 81 E0S e s s SssGss e
'i 1snil SsE sa Sf ssS G5 ' 81 ,sa.,p.
KENTUCKY MUTU 81 LIFE INSURANCE. co.
AT COYLNGTOJV. KY
W. R. ROBINS President. L GREER Vice Presideu
}. X. PAYsoN, Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECT ToRs
W.,B; Robbins. a. /. Greer, O. A. W,thers
Us. MpRrsss. n. ,vi.,i vJ. D. Casey, =; i. Mack.
J. T, MoREHEAp. Solicitor.
H.PRETLow, NJ d.. Physician.
J. b. CASEY, Chairman Committee on Finance
The terms which this company insure life are pecn
thnn the terms OF any other LII Insurance Company 10 wi,
Ne sreat secHnty atioriei in Fund Of
SfutV sSyvtol WHICH has been paid il cash. and oD
secured in the safest by Bond Mortgage on Rea
COMPANIES; and more equally gladus,efi; VI o'''s'
Insurance Tor tba benefit pi AafTieA Women ecpre for,
the creditors of their husbands; N
The insured not liable to assessment for I,ssss:
no exten,9 hazarls liseq by this conrauy:
,:a an arr as DIVIDEND I? y poles aols 9syata cash
iitoies taken part for premiums
foces Issued upon Application Without Delay, causing no
Loss OF insurance to the parties. 80
Lives OF either insured between the ages of IA and GO
nsGpps,se, Los YEAR. Q years. or Tor life
found to eontan much valuable 6foi Respecting line
nature, principles. application aud beuis o id= ipur,nce
Also an esa,naiion OF the psus the her aptpai n
panis e s countrr and pli explanation the an pro-
Posso ny tls company together with tabies-,n.
showing the rates pren the term OF lie OF sey.r
companies, compared with the raies OF this cmsnv and
anotr giving the this company for ali aes AID
terms Ut which insurlnc. Is made " ~ "re' aAu
Pamphlets and furnished gratis and spploa ions re
ceived and forwarded by "
Al sPsattR2NS Medical ss Afsf3 sas1s, sswoeaD
fH Office Of Peoples Telegraph Line Commercial Ex
change, st. Charles street. ns f. #
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housing during the two previous years is estimated
as fsllows: 1849, 81 490l ,3S9; 1850. s6,418, ,359
The amount of cssh duties received for the past
year was S28 ,047, ,439 a. IN. Y. Eve. Post.
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EW FUKNlIURE ORE-The subscriber
respectfully informs his friends ard ssz,,y--r-uv=,
the public that he has onened NEW sSs ~
FURNITURE STORE at 139 Cana E1.
street. estate house square, opposite G
sas the Episcopal Church, where he will constnnIL
s=s<~ keep selected stock of ia sbionable Rosewood
F=rsss. MsshGgany, Walnut, and cherry Furniture 10
are requested to call and examine his stok and
.. . NJ. CARDONA.
Second hand Furniture constantly bough EXCHANGED
and for sale at the old stand No. Baonne .lree near
Ganll. d9 1w2plmOs
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Odd Fel2ows-The following table, compiled
Y 6y Grand Representative kingsbury, Of Maine, for
ments Of Grand Secretary Ridgely, will show the.
immense progress made by this Order during the
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BRUNs' NATIONAL HALL.

BRUNs' NATIONAL HALL,
SAHosDELEr STREET CORNER or PERDrDo srREkr.
FASHIONABLE DANCING and WALTZ
= iNn ACADEMf--Ar. ard 81 lie FREDERICK z 5RIlNs
M5fy ,sspee,niy inform the ladies' Gentlemen Of sn
Etl tS< ~ ufens that their School rHk4u
r. !" "fpNEsDAf December l, when they viii &zz3
ttaeh AT The most fashionable Dances W.
~ sosee; lE Days Of TUITION MONDAYS. U3fifH
EDNtsDAYS and FRIDAYS. III
~ Private Classes from until o,cIoct ev.,x .,
TT Class for Children Il ,ark, = S -S-
the ~ : ~''1' ~ y s"'eA h'
PUPILS BALLS, once week.
Terms:
Suoscnters for three months e,s On
Subscribers for =. N N
ne ABOVE Hall can he rented for Balls having
BRUINS ct the Han ~, A., = 80
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A GENCY OF THE o'FALLoN STEAM
"A MILLS, st. Louis-We will always be supplel with
a stock Of this choice brand of Flour. -
du Ut FERD. KENNETH & co. % Magazine 4.
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VoLUM JJ1lBEi
DANCING ACADEMIES,
DANCING ACADEMY. :

DANCING ACADEMY. 4
MIR. P. CLISSEY respectfully informs the lad;e,
~ and oendsmen Of NswOrjsans thsi bis Dancns
Academy viii be opsned on MONDAY ne1t Nov. T. a. 81
rnuIs No. eCare"telst street, between counon and
canal streets, where he vii Ill uss mos ~
fashionable Dance: now i. vogue. .aeh fsls-ips
~ French QsddyiUes, ssS
gafse Dear Temps. Psika Mazourks.
naiss 1yois Tempe. German Potts Waits,
The Seottisa PStka.
Mr. c. viii teach shorsble Daaces 10 ladies' md eept<
men 10 eourse Of ffteen essons
every day. 2 :
NJ Class for Children from O'Clock ll dart on MoWpAys
and THURsDAYs = $3.50 = - e : !. :
NJ Class fo gentlemen hapast li TO- every u,sh
DANCING ACADEMY.
MADAME LEIsE respectfully informs her
ss bss eoSIusS .s ss abS,asson Y, Fl apis or adnon
saasions oon the cosTsT q sysde. and pssy. ,
vsr sfsy epesis o d e assss hs ssco q y
rend. Al us nsss. Dassss &c seasse &
Cas- MpsDsrs %sDsrsp4gs s ssi is,'ssa. Fsssa1..
DAYS TnTsap.gs 5nm s pss "a. I'll dss Lss, @ e
gps,ss nss. 81 Mosp.Y wrDsEspAr ard FaipAY
ber during the onr sas r. r. cas .s y =
sss s .,,s !. nd a, Live osf
Dancing Academy and Social PoIff : ,,..ss-
~ BouRBos ST., BETWEEN CosTr AND Sr f,OUls )
oNsIEua s DEyoTi rsspaatau, nfp.n. fasu... s57x
i,.ss;s /. III Dc s1i osss sa.s ss
Mona ID denonstraes iu the mus.r perfect and srrisc
s h same rules as The hru French Isian sin
seF. al vi Tl lsI. gahea re highest an,
parlorp, salocn - - - SS-s.'''-s "
An wsitse. the most modern and fs.hons ,,e,
os Las usy en a. newest Steps Qnaea scoiss Posa,
e'In.s sspsn,sh and vnl,s c'nq Tempe. etc.
anime this method which pracicsd n ne r,t ~
INES Paris aud London 1t provs well hnovn M m
secofiing the cid school = -s~ -'A'' ~ -
9n Academy Tor Ladies Mastern an
VEL "EDsEspAfs ats r NJ and ssTpRuAYs. at Il NJ - -
Fer Gentlemen. same days. at hsfpar 8, r. NJ
Terms-Cissae per month tva l.ss,n. v..h &C
EV Private cases family OF private sch. a. M
pgice. = f'''-- 'eA''i.s ~ the
phe stions may be made at the Academy NJ r. Ms,o,s
Music Store No Camp Slebrscht. N Re,s
or at he Post-oifee, by letter. ? y 'Sy" s'ivS''
a engaged 10 give lessons twice Jeony Lind Hal. n
= - n3dd
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS. Jan. Is, 1851.
NOIlCE is hereby given, in virtue OF the above
resolution, that will sell, my office on MONDAY
the nth instan at IL O'Clock, the lowest bidder the
contracts Tor furnishing all material aud in
rsaar the wood work of the Wharve3 OF Munioipalitv No
Two Tor on year in accordance with the specifications to be
furnished by this Surveyor. -
jail A. ID CRossM,N Mavo,
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Commerce Of New York City-Fhe amount
of imports and exports of New York for the
ton Of the commerce of this city than has ever
been exhibited perhaps in any former year. The
total imports from January to December of 1880 is
valued at $l3S, 1884 ,642 giving an increase OF $40.
676, ,39l over those of lS49. Ofihis amount, SlO6,
156959 We're dniabe, So 645 ,240, free, and Of spe
Gle, S22, ,932, ,443 were received
The exports for the same period were $50, 49,
247, as follows: specie S9,9S2, ,94S, domestic ex-
ports S43,9570l2, and foreign $6,179, ,2SS The
increase m for this year over that of 1919 is about
w, 27S 1t is calculated that about two-thirds
of the imports of the whole country are received
at this port, while not more than two.fths of the
exports are shipped here
The total value of dry goods, consisting of wool.
len, cotton, silk, flax etc, entered for consumpton
al 1h,s port, and withdrawn during the years lS49
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each person assured becoming member thereof and eoy
Ing portion Of its profits being entirely exenp trom av
Liability besoad the amount Of premium accrued
Insurance Companies organized the mutual principle
are generGy successful especially those exclusively
confined 70 Life. they based upon calculations warrant
ed correct by long and close scrutiny bnt The
stabliY and success OF this company s PLACED heyond
contingency by the advantageous arrangement she has me
for und0ubted Guarantee Fund OF so OO NOT to he sad
or eened s subscriptions to Mutual Insurance Companies
always are, by Insurance.
TINS Extra Guarantee Fund of $50 900 remains permanent
until the Company has accumulated similar amount to
take lis place. ~ ~ :"
California permits granted. and extensive travelling
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Southern Mutual Life Insurance Com.

This Company is now ready to make
Insurance on White Persons and
Slaves, at Their established rates of
premium. This heing the only Com.
pany, ineorporaied in the Stale, con.
fined exclusively To Life Insurance,
with an extra Guarantee Fund, the
Directors feel confident that it ationls
Unusual ami mnch greaisr indnce-
ments to those desiruns of eiiecting an
Insurance on their lives than any Other.
IL L, .i.n unar, !. h. ........-a =,
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p sges Ts7T
Esess
MILNEBURG AND LAKE PoNTCHARTRATN.
PoxTCnARTRA,N RAILROAD COMPANY.
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80. DirectOTs.,..
JJosnua baldwin, John ID. Bein,
IieITy u: Sistson, Henry Renshaw,
Charles VI. Waterman Edward 81 Pnyne
Marx Walton, William Il Tomntin,
james Bonner, George w West '
Warrick fartin, Thomas / Dix
William II. Garland, lohn (aIhnun
George ~ Lawrason, Jilson p Harrison
Robert NJ. McAlpin, John Leeds,
A. b. Seger, NJ o. II Norton
JOSHUA BALDWIN Presidents
HARMON DoANE, Secretary,
Medical Examiners-R RlCHtRD Br1N M n i. Uow.pr
SMITH, M ID. Hours daily, from 10 A. M to g p M,
Y. u. poobDs AttOrney. iyJ7
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Ioial increase for the year..........$ $i2 SIS O6s
The value of foreign dry goods entered for ware
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a LGlEkS GROCERY AND SHIP GHAEpIERy
SToRE.-rhe undersigned is grateful for the patronage
heretofore besos ed aud the his customers
mas en arged his stock and and hope with these facilities
Ship, Seamboa and Family orders in the Grocery and
mp ohandery line AT city prices and the shortest notice
Groceries Paints and oil, Pitch and Turpentine Oakum and
Goal Iar, etc.. COrdage of all kinds, aud general assortment
OF Herdware Crockerv and Tin Ware and Sheied's War
rautei Tools for carpenters and cankers' use
no 3rf THOMAS HIJCHFS
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Dho NCHlI1S ana CONSUMPTION.
~ are they certainly distinguished hod. aud cure
Illustrated by cases hfuences Of Sm,ta
Climate and Sea Voyags Cod Nitrate OF silver no.,
hcent remedies and often pCious; plaI
or remedy unormy The only pncp o cure stated
p 5b TO be applied and Effected according OF
each ease Aoapeh reaer BY HALL IA Cansl
street New Orleans who attends diseases Price %
dtl 3n 9&W IL Sold by J D Steel. ii Camp street
FIRST ARRIVAL NEW ELEME FIGS
hhds OF selected Figs in large and drums eceiys ed
per Steamship Ohio, being of the only cargo
OF New Crop which has bsen received season. sale by
w; L.. GUSHING Il co. % Uoirmon ST.
Parties who have purchased to arrive, requested
to receive the same from tennslip Monday morning
Crop. ~ " ~ dc
HARMONIC LINIME ENTITIES Lniment has
been proven to be one of the hest Pain Extracior
ha ma has nse found ont Tor many years 1t has been safely
ache and ,aaay ether rs "tha we heir TO-" 1t for
tai nrue gsis corner st. Charles and Union Streets
Dr Capp 8 EhOrch, New 'reans. n23 If
NEW ORLEANS CARRIAGE WARE
1 HOUSE, Nos. Ii 3 tsrapier and IL
Uni0n streets, oppo-ite the ST Charles Hotel
CARRlAGES and HARNESS ot every le. efSes-SstsS<~
sorpuon always on hand For sale low for opsh ~ l0ved
Leather Lace and. Varnlsh '
sii 6u,dt1W ia LINN 4 60
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The National Armories at Springfield. Mass
and Harper's Ferry, Md, manufactured during the
past fiscal year, 1885 percussion muskets, 2676
percussion rifles, 100000 musketoons, besides al.
terng 6o672 flint lock muskets to percussion mus
kets. The expenditures on account of these ar
mories during the same period, were $462,511
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II SWAIN, un,ler the 81. Chsrlss 1Inrei Nj ElssS =
~ Y; Aways a fns assortment II Il REAiYsh68Bx
WE eg hsns = toy ~ can be fcnnd Ii the uiiy -
esss en-. os.s ess sss. ~ wsst =
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sEYMOUR 1 an d Z. Is: 5 2sss.,
WHOLESALE AND RErAlkvU ~
Nos. 243 and 944 TehespitesidS sts1ss
KEEP constantly on hard good SUI
art ele in the GROCERY AINE, ~ z<i
aACON RuTTERs LARD. qoEREESy 8
AioLASSES, FISH, etc. ete. nl1Ne( ~ =
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Total passed to consumption. 45 564 IT'S s8asa sp2
The following table gives the total of each dscrin,
goos which have passed into consumption during the period
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WANTED-A Matchmaker. 4 first
w rate workman Apply az II Mlidenlane. l9i3.e

NNfANTED-One Hundred Agents. From
W SCCo TO 200 year can be made by selling the
New Family Manual Car. or address pail " Anne
ncsn Family Publication Establishment, Ia Nassau-s.
90 foOr' 100 Inn
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A YOUNG MAN WHO UNDER

stands he Drug Busineisi is cesrous OF O5aiuing
situation in Wholesale Drug Store. The best Of refer
he given. Address + at this Office. pr IL
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% IOrbes's Four Lectures on heGen. Ese y ~
Iay, will be delivered al the Society Library Lecture h09
MONDAY l7lh, WEDNESDAY 18th, FRIDAY 2ls aud
MONDAY 24th Of this month, al - o'clock. Tickets Tor
he course 81 Can be had the Book Stores Of Messrs
BGett6 Wesord, under Aston House, Broadway Messrs
Yan.haw SIS Broadway Single Lecture 30 CTS. III 9r
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SCHOOLS.
.ASsICAI. FRENCH. AND ENG

CLASSICAL. FRENCH, AND ENG
OLlSH SCHOOL, 81 Ess. Sixteenth g. tne1 Stnyves-
Ant square THIS schoo A cesened for those who wish
their enjoy every advantage for pursuing tnelr
education. unexposed the promscu0us intercourse OF
large schools The number OF is pupils fixed al twenty
five These ali insucle by the Principal and receive an
equal share Of his attention The french Department ia
charge OF Monsieur De La Place gentleman highly quA-
ted for his profession. Writing aud Drawing are tanght
by Professor Barlow The occupied BY ibis school,
between Thrc-sv and StuyvessntsQUare are uousnaAy
large and cOmmOdous. and the recreation saia
ard pleasant The exercises Of the school continue rOm
IN 2 O'clock. commencing with September aud closing
wi June The terms hundred dollars year with
charge OF twenty dollars for French and ten for Books
Stationary. &c. payable semi annually, IN advance NO
pupils can be received og less period than 10 the end OF
The scsdemc year and deduction 30 made for ao-
sence. JAMES IL. TYING. A. NJ. Principal. lSf wv
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Yord,s EIstorIcaI Lectures.-Th

70 III. o. Sbs Heroes and Saints Of Prolestsaiism
t1 bs Sivsn In The Hope Chapel. FRIDAY EVEN
iNG' Fsb a. al II o'clock. Subject Gustagus AdophuS
=, a he TbIrty wears War. Tickets. 30 cents -
R-Tbe succeeding lecture will be gwen on Mou1Hy
and TbursdS, evenings instead OF Tuesdays aud Fridays
2Cf Zts-
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second floor of zen

teel house, with Croton water, by gentleman aud
lady With parties who would receive part Of the rentin u-
on the Pauo and il French, by Of the best female
teachers agreeable arrangement might be made Re
Office. l7i lwF
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WANTED-lO0 Agents to circulate an
w improved edition Of WELLS'S LAWYER and u
:. FORM BOOK. This work contains approved legal
forms which in the Transaction Of business Il ex
plains The meiheG Of keeping accounts, and contains
great amount OF Information for business men. Men OF
energy can make from $50to xlt0 month selling them
sOf ST. WELLS & co. 90 Nsssau-st
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EURNISHED HOUSE, WANTED.-
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED in

N bKUOKLYN.-A small house, bul genleey i0roisneo,
suitable for small family IN pleasant ceigheorho0d--
Possession required immediately Address box S57 Post
once sang al particulars IN relation 20 the premises,
WILL meet attention. lst ivy
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EDUCATION THE HOPE Oh OUR

1LCOUNTRY.-The fourth annual ClRCUL LAR OF ne
T. School Agency 10 out showing the entire teasioyoi
the plan building Great Educational Enterprise maj
shall secure universal patronage or Teachers PGps Lee
turers Merchandise and AL educational orders Us smpe
proposition set al s patrons AID ifienos 10 wors
giving 10 each interest m The let OF aswI
enable them 20 get their money back with large interest
This ia done by selling CHECKS, granting AGENCIES,
and by sharing the profits equally with Tue patrons lana NO
cause OF educauon on all nvt sled or deposited
Thus constituting Il a TEACHERS UNION and U. y
SAVINGS BANK for Teachers on a nfm basis ahordinS
TO n profession safe place ofdepos and higher dyi-
dend han any other Institution, besde procuring 10 tho
cause Of Education a handsome and permanent income
with which 10 extend its operations The Chee1s secure
ali parties and are better than money for AL negotiations
Price Of Check one eT cent one years compensation,
Including board. Apply early, full and postpsd person.
nuy N possible Once hours 10 Il and 10 O'CLOCK
Special DAYS for Teachers and Employers Thursdaysto
IegS's 295 Broad way.
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rrfTV NFXV-YORK TRIBUN

1voaSrA OREGON AND THE SANDWICH iSiAN ~.
on the departure Of each Mall Steamer i0i N~
r,ss Price, 81 cent? Per copy; ,,o.ru p,hrshera
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BOARDING.
private Mansion House

81 Greeuwich-st Gentlemen. with single bels Ana
. airy rooms. e. 81 per week Day BOsrders, y per
+ TRANSIENT BOardeTs. 50 cenls per Day. y I'm
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TO RENT-A small dwell

WANTED-A House and good sized
W Garden, suitable for O small family ia Westcheser
Co. rot over IS miles from the city. Address, with rent
and location, l. r., Poet Office, New York l5i 81