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Notiee,

DIR. ". JAMES DaRt;AN respectfully oi.
srs his professional services 10 the citizeIis of
SamtsrSille md its vicinity. s. rs
h Oaice-,le Apothecary shop G,rinsIly eccu-
pied by DR.. Il. 8. NIELLETr. Il 9Is
March lstlf, 1851 i6f & i 20 IS t1s2 ly
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Wanted to Hire,

From so 10 Is able bodied labpress, and Is
or ~ Ceiorcd Carpenters. for The tabcrers sl5
s20 s. ID. MA MINI.
August l9ih, 1851 81 q,
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Bounty Land Claims.

Tire nndtrtlsIlad tenders liis saTyipes In tl,a
'roscceiicn und aaIleeiinn of claims ibr foai.:
,ers md Snldisss who haye hpnt, engaged in
he Ali!itaIY seEfices nf the United Stntex.
Ills facilities are sqfh as 10 ensure The praIap
.st attention,
y. u. aI. DYSON, Agent,
Sumsenille, April aoth, ISL III M
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Dry Goods for Fail Trade,
IN CHARLESTON.
w. q. BANCROFT,

~Sh uIto ~So
Zone door below Wentworth. .Street.)
We would again respectfully invite the a,,en.
ton Of our friends and customers in the country.
To our extensive Stock Of DRY GOODS, when
they witt our Cily. Always in hand
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED,
Consisting Of Georgin PLANES and Kcrseys.
Alabama do do
Plnin and Striped Osnnbergs.
Blcnchcd md Brown Domestlcs
SUPER DUFFlL BLANKETS--DIRECT
IMPORTATION.
We would also part iculnriy invite attention TO
our IMPORTATION Of SILKS and DRESS
GOODS, being one OF the LARGEST
STOCKS lNTIiE ESOpTHERN COUNTRY.
We are also prepared TO furnish every article
IN the Dry Goods Line. viz: lIosiers, Golves,
Linens, Flannels, Cloths ,Cnsimers, BoRbazines
Alpaccns. Mercnocs, NousseIlain de LANES,
Plaids, Jnconets and Swiss Muxlins, Furniture
Dimi,y, Prints, Ginghnms. Shawls, taces, Edg.
ing. Ribbons. Trimmings, &C., &c,
September 90, 1851. 4a..if
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Raal'sssa Inns ial = adde's
Kid Si;npars

1bc .pbscribsF /. n,,.s tsii rin., ;,;s ..;,
OF LinIES' Kid sLlIPEi> al Ion prices
fer fask. ~. - 4
.enll. IS Z j, FtJI. SOM y *
sics tffil 4sst GSs ISL E 4 ~ Stf 9
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Wreaths. and Snrigs,

A 10, oi hcau,ihi ~Li,e a'KEATils an,f
SPRGS, y,7' received aud fos sale low .,y
Sept Is. W. J. RANGES.
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Camden Bazaar 8

WE hereby notify our Cns.of,era, aud, 4
The tsah'c. generally, that wc have just re- !
sS;rah, iiIge assofiifsa6s II i;satlg aiais..
atFaH aHiiablo for the Spring, which we
$ VIII sell na 9sual al the very laYest Cash
prices passibla. ~ & 5f35s
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Ribbotln,s.

A beautiful assortment OF BONNETS, CAP
and NECK RIBBONS-aiso,' NIL colors and
widths. Of Satin and Tnfictn I&ibhous, Just ne
ccivcd and for sale low by w. J, FRANCIS.
Sept Is. 1851. 47-tfr@
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taking H. al once hura,ue ryI,,st and f,i M
under a infaenee Ii ;,,,neiiats ts aasi
.ho sslssspsss Of .l,e iealaIe fasrae shs
Of ms, iacsses Of 90 delicate csY
tihcates OF cufes ne hat yy
afflicted Thai hundreds az ,,s s,
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without children after nsinE a "a ssss
iays!gapis Msaieitls hafa kpsh
.sa'.As oaYp1'as, lEss
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the aaisst, and most
rushslhg ta . -, ssa. seIls
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~ office

appoint ar. II, w. Gardner my attorney
during my absence FROM the Smie.
August 18th, 1851 zes
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Rail Road Notice.
Grr1ee wlL. e aIsX. n n. CO.

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Coo IssIlactls,r. !.

The citizens Of Sumter District, opposed 70
Separate State Secession md fayoiablo 10 the
Cooperation Of other Southern states nre insi.
ted to convene ut siim,er Conrt House on The
first Monday q, 0tioIsrs asIt. Addresses
will be delivered by ColonsIs CnEssUrs and
PRksroN, ,he Corporation candi i,ia.ep for tho
soniiem Congress and { other distinguished
persons are expected 10 atldreaE Tho inse,ing.
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So Mis- Nl &
expasiss,ce III al isa. Il
slses 5Ses
,u.iiia I'D ies tli - sEa
81, also si
snlaii' & elaii:is@ n y ss hes
viii BE- tSaoisset, Isl |, S. aial ,es-
fasest Sic Ii "a toslsgp 8
S She ail ifsslcs III foIfsd All hss res
ense isfliie a-etp3 3til bY alss tlas
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wonderful success has assd tks
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100. 900 cases or q l,chssft ss,sss VI
OF He,.ysS,s Eiti,s, 49, s3s
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sessiye intnisepec q HE aat
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..Ihe neY, ,loi,,, ssr,.s I

uf iersay m old alsl higtI
gy maHo the itaitks pe,.pHIaiIop. Iaseisd IN tho
following eat.iiicass as 4. ,s:sah,fs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

ROARD.--Wanted, by q family of
ASAduis, corI,ng OF Lady. Son, and two Dangh'ers
10 family with few or boarderS Terms mOd-ra'e.
References given ard required Address @. o. 30 Wa
teTst al22t
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NEW STYLES OFGAS FIXTURES,

Frerch and English China rich and plain Cut Glass
AND GENERAL HOUSE.FURNlshlNu GOODS.
ard the public sud beautiful styles OF Gee
Chandeliers Brackets, hsnel Lights. Pendants kc Just
received from the weknown mandatory OF Tue Messrs
Cornelius 4 Co. Philadelphia Their assortment sur
passes anything of the kind they hsve ever before ex-
hbted and prices very much lower Than their former
rates. ., ,... -,
FRENCH PORCELAIN DINING SETS.
Tea and Toilet fancy China Ware feyery descnp-
ton
Wait their China Decorating works. where can be seem
every variety OF porcelain goods In the course OF decoa
uos from the mos costly portraits and devices down 'o
the painest style of 6nsh Purchasers can select rom
more than one hundred different styles, ard have ther
services decorated any device her with Ihor cresu or
Initials as they may wish. ,.
The subscribers have QUE Of their most experiences
CLERKS residing alternately In Paris and ihe mandatory
At VieGzOn, France, who Is cOpslsnuy selecting new
,tyes and patterns which together with Iheir own designs
give them advantages possessed by few DINERS
They have asO q extensive assortment OF
RICH AND PLAIN CUT GLASS,
Ofihe newest and beautiful dosgns Their manuiae-
tory being located their premises and under ther OWL
immediate supervision they are thus enabled 10 iunhn
this article in the most recherche sIye and Oh inc moA
reasonable terms.
make room for their new goods they have concluded to
discontinue the importation OF Plated Ware Japsned and
PAPER Mache Goods Cutlery, Ic and would invite Ihe
attention OF their cusOmerstO The following articles which
they sell strictly the cost OF importation and some aru-
cles II little sOfled lower SILL -
Their assortment IN this line consists principally OF Plated
Baskets Csstors, UrnS Waiter. Kettles knives foiks
spoout Ladies' Gc Tea Trays Ia sets ana single Cutlery
10 and Dozens and numerous other articles dpensa
bic in the furnishing Ire Country merchants 10
particular Will find TO their advantage 10 call and exam
ine he stock before purchasing elsewhere
WORAM HAUGHWOUr. So and S3 Broadway.
NB-PTiyale houses, Hotels Stores ard Public Build
ngS hued up with Iron Gas Pipes Ia very superior man
Ler. ard at prices exceedingly low.
a SWAN lSkHWF
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ANTHONY BLEEcKER, Auctloneer.
on BUILDING LOTS ON SIXTH

w AVENUE. Fifly ouTth and Fny-hhh SIS al AUG
lion-ANTHONY BLEECKER will sell 81 publlc Auc-
ton on MONDAY the IAN Gay Of April 1901 At the hler'
chsnt. Exchange the following valuable LOIS VI Ground
viz ,
SxTH.AyENUE-5 valuable building lots situated on and
southwest corner hfs-
ST. three OF said lots fronag The and two on the
see each lot being In size Is feet front aud rear by 100
feel 10 depth.
FIFrY-fIFTH.sT Also, lots the south side OF Fity
fnhs between Sixth AID Seventh commencing
20 el west Of SXhsvebue; each % feet mont and
by 100 inches 10 depth Also lots on the south side
OF hyhnh-s between Sixth and Seventh avenues, com
mencing $50 feet Of the SeYenth.ayenus; each LOT -
by 100 feet inches In depth.
FIFTYFoURTH -Aso, lots on the n0rh side Ol Ffy-
Hourhsl between Sixth and Seventh avenues, cOmmsuc.
ing $50 feet OF SiKhaVenue; each lot - fest oy W
feet inches In depth Also, lots the north SIDE u
ifyfounhst commencing 259 feet Of Seventh agon-
ue each LOT OF the dime nsOns. Maps OF lhe above
property with terms and further particulars can DO had OF
The AactOneer, BrOadsL (l,56) a. 4o,b|I%"
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DASSAGE TO ENGLAND.-A middle

ii soed re,pectable womau lately leh widow, belns
derdns 10 return to England offers her services as ss
ale terms She understands French, IL clever at needle
VOL and will do all she 10 give saLisacIon Leefs
sodressed fpTe paid 10 L H. Office OF The COMMERCIAL
Advertiser Buffalo, Y. will receive prompt attention
aIOStr
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A NJ MERwls, sacuoneer
DY BANGS, BROTHER y w, Ifade

-AboAlo ROOMS 10 fark-FOW.
REMOVABLE K co. have removed 20 The New
Store IS ParkroH
MONDAY, May II.
REGULAR SPRING PARCEL SALE or ENGLISH ASO
AMERICAN BooKs-The ABOVE sale will be held On the
9Th May s1d following days The English consgnments
now Cd hsnd are very large sHd attractive CousgnmeniG
OF American Books should be Furnished Immediately az
The catalogues viii DO put 10 press IN a few days.
Ar PRIVATE SALE-BoHN's LIBRARIEs-COmphsins the
STAND rd Geries, which embraces Sc volumes me
Scientific Series In volumes; the Antiquarian Series 10
II Volumes The Classical Series In 10 volumes, aud tho IL
lustraled Series In 10 volumes These all works Oi
deseryedy high character In the various departments nd
Gated by The titles and are Iod al low prices either IN
complete sets Iepsrae volumes, NE purchaser may
desire
Fulll may be had at the Sales Room
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WILLIAM DUMoNT, Aucaoneer.
4 ARGE SALE OF REAL ES

Eln Plat and Pearl ss under Decree OF Forecl0snre
Sale Per,mpory Unoer the direction Of Stephen Camofe'
eng, ESQ. Referee 800,
DUM0NT HOSACK will sell at auction, on MON
DAY April H. at u o'clock, al Tho Merchsnla EXcn.nge
TWENTY-FIVE four. story Stores and LOIS Plat aud Peal
SITS viz three stores Pesrat known as Nos % Ut
b1d 30 Pesrst aud nineteen stores on alt a. known
as Nos g. II, 10, l5 II, IL o. 90 10, 10 IA. IL, 10,
aud The tile 10 clear aud lndispuls0ie. The sores
are all rented for the eDslng year. viz from May iool
10 Nav l. 1852 Sixty per cent. VI the purchase
money may remain mortgage for three six per
cent See legal Advertisement In ll Ia Commercial Adj
yerser For maps containing size Of lots and stores APP
plv TO the Suctonter, II .Was or 10 the subscribers
HaDover.aL Further terms at sale
si0ts D IA 8. BLATCHFORD, Solicitors.
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NURNITURE.-The Subscriber :l.eI. Is !,
tDcut asi,a furniture Of several families breaking
puenssI The goods may be delivered any nme
~ - me month Of April Cash on taAlog posteslon-
eu t. Iine 70 A. c. c. Box Sl2 Post Office. slI o.
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PREMIUM ANGLESEA

~ LEG-Patronsed by tho most emloenI oe'ssonns
throus hout Europe and BY The most VI 11o
yoEesonsl brethren IN this cOusty and allowed ~ HI W
be M DrRTrII approach 70 nsfore yes
into his country, and made only ~ WM 81 iiLfWuo,.
"Ws from his long experience in Europe .na 10 tnls
country now over 20 years has had peculiar oppoflnss
for acquiring thorough practical EnoWleoge OF MS n.
and hose WHO have The misfortune - lose no may roy
upon Obtaining the best substitute he word snOfds cave
zen The Artificial Leg Of Mr.. Sspho This CONSTRUCTION
pnnesTs excellent ard well calculated 10 answer al inc oo-
% desired But the beat Of all 10 The proof Of nose VINO
yssr mem This 10 positive and undenisbo Some OF ny
blends whom have musted inform me- hey are hyperion
10 a. Others fALEn iNh moi - VAIN
Professor ofB1rgery University. NeT'fofG
Alan sELPHOs ARTIFICIAL HAND, 40 enuhey
ns Ard useful substitute for Loaf hand 10 which Dy meens
OF simple arrangement the stump 10 made 70 0pon 40
shut The fingers grasp &c Further lniofmsnon on
csliop or by letter (pcstPaid attended TO- aHuH
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ANTHONY BLEEcKER, Auctoneer.
THE VALUABLE PROPERTY, NJ

THE VALUABLE PROPERTY, Nos.
Il y Green xich and IS Washington near the Bat
tsrv in tho First Ward Of tho city OF Ne" 4ofH az
Auction 90 1910 - rr,-.s...
Ab, la l1lh 1851 a. IL DC OCI, az mo mfrfaanS SA
change, tho foLOHing yalusbls property w -
on GfeenU ich- st-The Three story bncI house ana
Lot of Ground knOWn as No. u GreenWchst, with
Two story Building the Rear Of the Lot SAID Lot being
In ze Z ieel inches 'front.' p feet inches on Tue hea
by lt0 feet 10 dep'h ,s
'Op Washington Street as0 the no Story store and
Dwelling House with Lot Of Ground, knO "n as NO -
A,bt pton street in o. the above size OF Lot 4.
eef inches 'front.' y feet riches on the Rear by i tset
Cepb For terms and further particulars apply 70 tne
Aucuoneer No Broad-st NO lo29l 30
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WANTED-By very quiet family of
SALES BY AUCTION.
ANTHONY J. BLEEcEEa, Aucti0neer
EXTENSIVE AND PEREMPTORY

ANTHONY J. BLEECEEa, AucuOHeer
EXTENSIVE AND PEREMPTORf
EsALE OF WATER LOFS snd privileges toe
Eat River aud about 40 BUILDING LOTS and parts OF
lois on FirH Second avenues and Avenue \, ana
One Hundred and Eighth Doe Hundred and Ninth, One
Hundred aud Tenth. One Hundred aud Eleventh, One
Hundred aud Tweinh, Ooe H0ndfe and Thrieenth Ole
Hundred and Fourteenth Que Hundred and Fieenth snd
One Hundred ard Sixteenth ats AL lying 10 one body ia he
Twelfth Ward OF the City Of NewYOfk ~ auction AN
THONY j. BLEECKER will sell at auction On WE'D
NESDAY April 10, 1851. al IL o'clock, al The Merchants
Exchange. the following valuable property viz; 80
AT HARLEM-l0 blocks OF ground cOntainDg about 40
LOIS and pats OF lots beautifully situated for building pGr
poses be all connected lying 10 parcel and extend
fpg from Second.ayenue TO the East River aud from One
Hundred and Eighth to One Hundred sud si1leenlnst
with valuable front OF about S00 feet on sad liver
On the properly there is large and handsome maoslln.
house aud other buildings The lots are nearly all OF foil
size and IL for immediate use, here being rock and very
little uneven ground rendering them very desirable TOR per-
sons OF small means 10 purchase building lot or capital
late to make safe and profitable Investment Frstayehue
and Avenue being Opened and Second-syenue opened
and regulated. The above lots admirably calculated
purposes being only few minutes walk from the Harlem
Railroad Dep6t and tho East River aso for persons doug
busine In the city the Harlem Railroad cars stop WITH
In ew blocks OF the property rendering ooth desirable
al convenient This property, from Its peculsr iocauon
and Advantage will soon become popuous and Verym
portsnt part city that those wishing ionvest her
money TO advantage would do well to possess themselves
OF some portion Of It, For and further particulars
amply TO The Auconeer, Brosd.st where photographic
mans OF the above can be obtained
al 579lli3ts U,5OD
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS--To
A. lstto n Single Gentleman 10 aIprlvs,e family few
cocrS ives. II Broadway and opposite he PARK u a.
dress apply al 50 Johnst Ia The store. all D.
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ROARD-Wanted in a private fam
- up tovvn FOR Two Young Ladies' sisters fdesired
they would partly furnish their ana keep them per-
mGnenty Address NJ q =. TrbHue Office all 81
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nEIISIC TEACHER.-Wanted young

I've LADY fully competent TO Instruct few nps on tne
Piano in ssec. school, three hours f99m me 70 c ,ssc
H. Frencb LANGUAGE Apply to Mrs j., 46 West w asn
inc
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SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR

SUNDAY mORNlNO IVA :,
- Nevbureh POughkeepse and Kingston IsIaiSs o. -
Van Courts1dvs Cozzepss Dock, Cold spnng5 nsIsg
"a I"5,,,nond-.t The steamer SANTA CLAOei Ss
Es' win leave he pier at The .oos o 81 s. 1871 Re-
on SUNDAY MORNING, All oeiocs' A,Pp.stng Tho same
turuing, viii leave hooo"u' o. ''''' aI2lt+
ALCirgA
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The NEw-YeRK TRIBUNE
ruRNEw-YORK TRIBUNE

goR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
sA.hes On The departure Of each hSh sieSmerioi av'
cs copy or 81 per year posiag Included
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

r. Paris MantiIIas. MANrlLLA EMO
Rum, S5l BrOadway, exclusively appropriated 70 ice
mposon AID anutacluTe of these elegant aopendages
Ladies slurel was opened on Taesdsy lne let o APn
NC no. reoiete with most superb and extensive va
@ Of The very latest PaIlsian designs 10 eyery tcu snu
lilly sOlclled lblOSr 6EO BULPiN, Soi Broadway
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IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.-
BOARD IN WILLIAMSBURGH.--

DGenuemen ard their wives, or Angle gentlemen can
obn board Union place after the frat Of hsy Apply
hef,re lbe irsi Of May at Do TILery-sL a. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

70 tue Oeaf.-ConIemplAied Ran1yA-Ur ~ r
aEks Ezy lnhrmaTy for The Exclusive Preamen' Si GS
sscsses, viii be removed tho LAT Of May 10 S'l Do91
way During he interim he can DO consulted CON VA
ISS btosowNSi entrance through WsIerburys Siuush'
hg Store. ml8 ms
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AIDES DESTROYS OFLEARNIYG
U,D COUNTRY & GERMAN NEWS

,n bowoTy-Lesding English, Scotch, Irish
sper every week Open daily. mo lm+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

ROARD.-To Let, with Board, from the
EPfrst Of Nav two Front Rooms on the second and
third floors, OF l03 East Broadway LAeV ise, Few
gent ZEN en- may be accommodated with Meals
all TuNThS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

70 NOtice.-The steamship NORTH AMERICA,
having Oeen Unexpectedly delayed Chagres o. her a1e
yOyske viii leave New-YOrk ga MONDAY, The llIh, In
Eesd Of Friday, the lth mat Passengers 10y this vessel
vii 10 Il ume 10 lake The Independent steamers al fans
VI he s May for San francisco aud the lntermeJiae
pOni he Pacific. all tloM
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" Notice to the PuhI,c-cIrv IN.

W Neucs 10 the Public.-CIrY INsFgcroR's DE-
s, IL having CONS 10 Tho knowledge OF his De-
D.. 49, AlGse quantities Of unwhOlesOme and pois %.
80 80 ~ eNson Of being diseased from various causes
no,ss NJ sss 80 Introduced into lhe City for Inc puf
f''s., y, .s sno e0naompuOn; and whereas q highly
~. ~ s nay be exersed OF The public health by
Ss,hs esn,,"rS 1850 veal, therefore tho pubic are
TIE heAh Hsidens ATE hereby inStrSctet 10 be All
Avs relsuye 10 The Public heAi,h ~U' ''o'AHHS VIC
Captains Of Police, Cerks Of he PubB. Hs,s.,. .,s
eeef persons, aye requested 10 Nd uh,. n -, ~
eessei and spprehend persons vendiog a, pss,, ~
aetsec meal. A. w. WHITE c,lP 0srol'os suOu
heufork, April 7, 1881 'u'P0.sos,
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4 together, a hand come suit Of Rooms conSIsting OF
two parlorS with small closets aBd CrOion water a.
ached private table II desired Also Office suitable Tor
physican Apply al 30 Ninth-s Second all -
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ROARDING.-A private family, occu-
bp, log a handsome House in pleasant and healthy To-
csion In The ycluiy Of ST Marks Church TeoIhsL h9y'
Ing more room than they require would Let TO Gele.
man and his WIFE handsome suit Of Rooms on The second
floor unfurnshed or il would DO divided II preferred also,
large front Room the third aoor. There will be ont
two gentlemen and their wives accommodated, and no
children. The house IL new and complete vita al me
modern improvements gas warm cold and shove Bah.
To persons wishing quiet and gentee home land no ON
eTs need apply opportunity IL now offered seldom met
with. References viii be required. Address h rr9une
Office. h<os'
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NEONEY.-Wanted, ll,OOO, on 5V'
W. Are, ~ Vsusble Land. situated OF Long lslan
-. - 5icb s77e ner snuuu will % paid. The properly
We'll located ard worth 600 GS9d terms A eAH
had Apply Immediately, to n. W. SUSTEHO' a.. ~ ~.
nAm.lt, (up BIalrB.)
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ROARD-Wanted in a private family.
ACfor Which Instruction " IN be given on The Plano oSn
The herman sLd Freuch The "A 5eser - German AMI
sptHIs NE English and French languages, ard can give
re besl VI references would ssO give extra ins'fIc
uon 10 ~ Or q The above branches al moderate price
Address ". A. Tribune Once az 5eod
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AIDES HORN II ATS
RICHARDS & CROMWELL, 1873 William e. one
door below Fulton, have for sale bADlEs LS5hOdn
HATS OF The ne shspss Also. French, English and
American Straw Hats silks Ribbons Straw trimmings
Flowers Buttons and Millinery Goods generally TAe as
Iers as 3dsWedk SSal'
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CAST OFF CLOTHING, JEWELRY,

OTIRE ARMS, &c. WANfED.-Lsdies or Oecte-
men no are leaving the city or changing residences nas
inc Az ,upeThuous effects which they would convert ln.o
s,b v an obtain from The subscriber full Value iIf tho ssne
n LEVETT 2 Park place, corner OF sroaavty. oen
az or families attended 81 their Tesdences by apponk
brou gh The Post Office, or let a. HE plic OF
busireas will meet with prompt altennon az -