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Go -i)artnersbip.

nISSOLUTION.-~lhe copartnersnlp
u heretofore existing under the name and nrm OF
WATERS BERRY this dag dissolved by NUT al 'n-
sent Those persons having demands against sand nn are
requested present the for adjustment, and those
indebted requested 10 make immediate payment ~ ne
Warerconis, Nos 1873 and az III adway -
HORACE WATERS
Nsw-York, Oct. :. 1851 T. ). BERRY
The business Will be conducted heretofore by the sub
scrlher. who has the exclusive sale OF L GILBERT
GO : CELEBRATED PIANOS for tils city and yirini-
H. Warerooms Nos 33) and az Broadway. whore ma
be found very assortment Of Pianos, WITH md
without the much admired T. lllan. -
or 3ts HORACE WATERS
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MAI HiED.

~ Ves,r--,. grnrres, TOesdas, o g. = re- =
HsSapy' VI NlLiiAa CoLLlNS. Esq of NeE-Y ~
: N.s. 20! HI. oonKilN q ~ e-iefre q, r,.-n.
h. rLie- Isssc : Wairer. Nj PETER r IAfI>oR 20
Ms ELIZA JANE AsHHAN, both i-l' = 80, wa, P
A. Acguack .falx y J.. on the IN ls5 - ~ p" "a -
pr-srSgs. Rev J. EOHEYN BERRY @. p -lla4'' y
70 MARY daughter Of Rev Tn r B s-iSl'i. p Nj
C.>asIsar5 i0ITS BRADLEY Esc, II D, = 81 "a
Saash;sr q ..s late .as5 |ngh, Casro. e. o. ~-i
T-af.f
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PASSENGERS Arrived

In steamship florida from >oraEaoh-Jom II. McIn-
tosh. W FoSie-. s l.. Brown, c. b Curtis. W. II Glad
ding, Mr. Norton, Mr. Iibhey. y p Bemis, 4. H. Cole
and lady Miss Nays IN stecrase
Ia steamship NOufterrcr. from Ci0rie0Oa-k Grant, T.
Bel. DIR. sheppard, Jenkins, Lewis X Keyes. Jesse
p. Paul. Y HI. reNer c. Lampson, ID. A. Lacey, w
lackn-.o in steerase
Ia 5r,g Holaader, ron R1raRa-Mrs Hotchkiss Capt
G Pummer
n bart Beopo ron BrtsioiMr and Mrs White Nj
Maxwell
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s,hr. Frln,.lA -. Msehas dats i1notf % h'e''~
Tyt. -
ssh- wrs,,h yuos.n Addrsaa j -. Scars
en- de- Gilman Gates Marhlss e d4gs .rmser -
Sch- oriad PIE. Iate, dl7s 'as'cF sns dsA to sur
cess Go. .. . s .,-...- ,,a la:h
sohr Be,ly Wooster Ess'pof' aa7s'p'~''e' anu '"'
10 Sfurgsss & C..
SAUED-StesrsaI.s ProInstAsrs' '"iIciIl' san ~
an Cherokee Wi-Cie. Chassts
BEDoW-Brg Coral lumber loaded als'- - bris-
WESD-At sunse-. s aid isrf-
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PHI ADFI PRIA Oct 7--trrif ID Stesns lp BENZ
MN FraukIin Sears Boston bark Gem c<erson; do.
schrs On,aro Glider. NaniucSet; Romeo, Palmer,
NevYork AIRED Bauat, Baker, Boston; bark Governor
Rnsgs, Haett, Bosion ~,
CleaTtd-Steamship kenneoec Seymour Ne" \ ers,
sl,r S,erhen BALDWIN North. MOBILE schTs. Nm. Lopez
Iate Panfucket: Charles y. Haock, DAVIS. RocSport ;
Alfred Rarratt Baker, Digbton Romeo, Palmer, Bosoa
Ealura Prczvn. New London.
MACHIASPORT. Oct. sid. schrs VIM. Pope + o''er;
and Yantr Parsons NewYersj Waichman. Herrlck, no
Francona Allen DO Pioneer. keltoD. and Eliza Croker
Boston Jane Cal gan and Lucinda Chase do. Caroline
Eel,on DameriScotta Banner. Inurlo Easpor- CASHIER
Blasdel. Augusta; brig Condor new Small LOT view
YORK. VIII SAL IN a DAY or two.
NEWPORT Oct. 5-Arr. brig Dido. Bail, Machas, ir
Providence: schrs Sas F. Hand Acsley. Phnadelph.ior
Dghion. Jane Turner. Providence for Gardner plot
Spar Rockland for Providence Elorna, Burgess. POW
Ge fsrL irelula
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" halprs.

At Tahiti, about June 30 Atkins Adams H.. months
out 800 bbs Massachusetts New Bedford. % mos, 800
hbls, bound home Captain SICK John. New Bedford, I'D
home. fun.
No date lat &C Cos ship n. B. Palmer at San Francis
COZ bark Paragon of and ffon Nantucket, cruise
ward Callao.
At Otahete IN july, AIassac husetts. Chase. NewBed
ford 80 mos 800 bills bound home, Captain sick Atkins
Adams. Fish. Fairhayen. 9 mos out, 800 bhs
Al OtaheIe Aug Is, ship Lion of Providence full nnd
home; Massachusetts of New Bedford 81 OUT bound
home, her Captain SEX Atkins, Adams, OF FIJI. mos
cut. 800 bhs
CID from New Bedford 9th, ship Niagara, (of Farhaven
new. 338 }-95 tuns } Clough, Pacific Ocean
Sid from New London Oct ship Superior, Eehc1ch
lor North Pacific Ocean, via Indian Ocean.
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RICHMOND oct. AR. steamer koanose y foFA ;
x ~ L o. Ar brig Fr-'o Rico aud srlr.
Nm n,oe.ap Blstaa. Maxim. Refers, View for, al
UaTot,-., posds ship Reindeer. BoTon-
rCcTos ~ ar brig P8ari. ph,i0ae'DhsA
"a 49, Ra-ert Pa.tel. Agrl4ch.col1. Na9oieIA n
Csarie-ton new bark sc rg.asa, Baltimore orE susan
Orere. So-f,,. srl-, Boa News Mobile. Survey. h =
-on1 rJarr Ea.'.slre SaEG.o-S aAd Mary Miller PM
acelrAra.
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Disasters. nc.

SHIP MoNTAUK, from New-York al san francesca.
reached Cape Horn IN a. DAYS of The HON 70 days
she made the run from the Cape the Line on the Pa
cc SIDE IN 70 DAYS and 70 San Diego IN 81 DAYS In enter
ing the harDor # San Francisco dUIne thick log sac
struck upon the Mule Rock" and got of lSaA without
ssfeiure anv serious mage She af,crward srncN oA
Fort Point where she ned until the tide fo2e1 her
of She reached The anchorage having lost Aer cuiNfe.
and sustained other damage 10 her bottom, bat vas no,
making water
Dnrlne the storm Of TIE 2st u fishing schrs yelling
ton Iovrfe Of Portsmouth: Industry. Mllmny ton. o
Manchester: and VIM Gray of Province own ere driven
upon a small stand ia the Bay # Redmond on the iSt
ern coast of - Johns l. is supposed the vessels viii hs
total loss. The Wellington had on board 40 hbs uicA-
eel thrown overheard As se struck on
the bar the mouth Of the Bay. The VIM GRAY h'd 90
lhfx nd Industry %.
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THE TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL

Il FAIR Of the AMERICAN INSTITUTE - omen
daily az Castle Garden. from A II. until 10 VI HE
s1ecls exhlt DahIas and Roses, Which has been
announced THIS DAY necessarily POSTPONED untI
MONDAY. the 18th inst.
The testing Flows VII take plare az White Plains on
tt ESDAl the tn Flows intended 20 b. tested shond
b. the ground bv 10 4 NJ. that day. The Harlem
Railroad Compsny VIII take ali toe Plows thai are en-
tered from New York Whlrs Plans free ~ CHARGE
Entes may be made this day Castle Garden Ao9y 70
the Clerk.
The Pl0wn- ard Spaing Match VIII take ,,s n White
Plans TIE gth INST Flows WI BE taken IN ~ me Hr-
lem Railroad Comp alF free 4 charge
Muse AZ Caste Garden every egern- r- po MT la,
celebrated Band, from Rsdioes ISLAND
b order Of the Board WN FALL Ch,,rr..s
JOIN " ttANIEks, SECRETARY II Managers O. .,ua
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At Ma,tapoiso;t. on the 18th ultmo. lg william
Barstow a ship OF about i05 tuns. called the Northern
Light oW ned 0y Edmund Allen, Of Farhavel, and 10 be
endowed the whale fishery, under cOmmind ~ Captain
VIM Stot formerly Of the Friendship OF F. There Is a
fine new ship Of the above now j ing AT Boston,
AT Gardner. St INST by e. Grant hne clipper park
Of $50 tuns called the TRINITY. OT the Trinity river,
Texas and intended for Messrs. Pierce Bacon reg liar
line Of Bosf and GgveSf packets Che was fully rgsed
and copporod the stocks and sad to be one 81 the
finest vessel that has been launched this season.
Two superior schrs Of 40t1us were launched ~ ell
feet receny. Nv william Rogers. They are called the
" Richard Freeman" and =" j. II. Horton, the names Of
Al Bath Me. lst INST by Trufant. Drummond Co, n
fine ship # i25 iuns called the Alfred Gibbs owned by
Messrs Wood y Of New Bedford, and to he employ ed
in the Arctic Seas whale fishery. under command OF Capt
Isaac Ienney. late Of the Two Brothers Her dmen-
length l2j feet breadz u feet Depth 10 feet
10 inches
At Eastport 9th ult from the yard of c Houston fine
bark called the Warren white to be commanded by
Capt Winchester.
AZ Scarsport aj,h ut by Marshall Dutch, fine bark Of
800 tuns called the Hauetta 10 re commanded by CapH
Willard Treat.
At Hancock Ne. 18th nit, by Capt ]. II Foss, abrg Of
III called the Sarah Wooster owned Oy Capt fOss
and by Capt jeremiah Wooster. who viii command her
East Machas 9th ult, from the yard Of = W Pope
Co schooner If 80 tuns. named the Union She Will be
commanded by Capt james q Whltiemore, late OF schr
Lucinda.
At Mbrige 9TH uIt from the yard Of Ezekiel Dyer,
hrg OF about 20 tuns called the Cuba intended for the
West India trade under command Of Capt W r. SAWYER
formerly of bark Pacific, of NIlllhrdge.
Al Falmouth Ne Sept 2) fine bark OF about ~ uns,
called the Emma F. Chase to be commanded by Captain
Charles Chase Also, same dy fine bark OF about go
tnns called the inah owned by Perlcy Hall and Capt
Allen &. York. who IS TO command her
A. Frseport Me 2ith ult fine ship Of 80 uns, called
At Fast Boston. Sept 90 clipper ship called the
Flying sh, built for the California and China trade
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-yoRE. OCTOBER :
Cleared.


Steamships asa. (Br) Ryrie Liverpool = Cqnard
il Merlin. lBT sampson. ~. Thomas, Sc T.. Cpnarl.
Jr, Cherokee. Wndie. ChasIes, VI o Roberts, Proaie-
ShiQS-Thomas W Sears Graves East Indies Halleft \
Bacon SOUTHAMPTON Tinker, London. J Grswold, Ouch
Milan, Allen, Galveston. j II Brown Co
BMks-Jans Williams. Apal acucola E. n. Hurlbut
Lucs Brewer, san Juan. 4 W Weldea iaas, Br ! Rod
9ey, 81 John, b Logan Collins Louisa Caroline,
ans Hnckle DemeFara, ] II SmlIh.
Bris-L Admirable Colombo, SAID Narrizano. Genoa
Donovan Tmelne watts Watts NeaSts>. j. " Eneii
heyeihe; Sleeper Boston, h. " rfandy Mlry Ann,
Sohooners-H Hanover. Worth. Richmond. c. H. Person
Diamond Carter Baliimsye, Nan Brunt slasht Ms
ssan, Booth, DemeEaIa, VI. NJ Freeman Co Mira,
M{ckoa, Baltimore. johnson \ Lowdea Geo. {. Gibbs,
Gibbs, Beaufort, master
Slows Renx. Durice, Newport, Fashion Blydeaherg,
Providence Roger Williams, Rhodes Providence Henry
CSssoa, Can, Newport Nc;
fropelicrs- Nebraska, Cohaasey, Baltimore, W. II
Biisss.
Arrived.
Steamship FLORIDA. a. Mail LYON. Sayaunah So hours
,eras, exchanged sisnsls with scansis9 Aiabas Lad
low hence Tor Savannah. Oct O. 4 AN al HAtteras
p~ss'S s'ean ship Asroa hence foI Charleston The Flo
nda has sneeaniered head winds the entire passage
STEAMSHIP Sonthsrnsr Dickinson. Charleston IS horrs
passed Allen MORRISON seng up the Bay SUNDAY s NJ ,
50 miles \ L Frying Pan ShoSls passed a bark boasd
p NJ, Cape Aaterss hsht bearing W rassel stesn,h,p
MaIlon, bound 70 Charleston Moaday NJ NJ 10 M les
s Care Henry passed ship Columbia bound ~ Charleston
Slp Pacific Arthur. san FTauci>co va Rio Jaero Anc
e. m ballast master Vessels len before reported Sent
IS lat n q Ion 80 " spoke ship May. ANA Of RiS-
ton for Calcutta rs DAYS oa Sept ~ lat - lon a. To-
exchanged ssnslS with bark bouad showing snail
white flag with red sigma IA the center Oct , Cane
HstieraS oeanBg SSW 81 miles. spoke BRIG Hannah Rp-
gers hence Georgia DAYS cut The T. has hal hsht
winds the whole passage and has been DAYS Of Cape
hatteFas.
BARK Rellens. tsr Thomas, Bristol IS GAYS 'aise and
$50 pass. 80 III + " Myer.
Bark Jeaneti Attssi,r, Mslsgz. Sept. a. fsut to L
Saver
Bug Hollsnder iof Gloacesierl Ho,chkiss Havana IS
DAYS sugar GnnBsl. Mmtnru Go Oct ,. la. . a.
ION - J.. soss bars Cas-. L1ui Georgetown i1r Rio
Jarelfo
Brs Ceora;rs Yes Nas~lzas. sept p scsar % Ne
nth 4 Son
Schr pNnilue. P4rs.r. Nirs.na ia wood
S,t. Iis,.s An, Sni'b Nl.sia 60, ~osd.
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CHE TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL

- FAIR Of the AMERICAN INSTITUTE Is open
81 az Castle Garden from A NJ until 10 2 NJ The
r.""lhg and s1acng match taxes place THIS DAY AZ
ME Plans tie line II the Harlem Railroad B1sic
bs bioemecs celebrated Band Garden every eve
hlns By order Of the Board
WILLIAM HALL. Chairman :
JOHN W CHAMBERS Secret4rv. % n
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SToRpLAcE OPERA-HOUSE.


M nc wizard No. e ESi'SS ~, ~. Dr ~.
= ,r,h falsnf "a b. g. lac q ne as n v" f'tN
net WITH Mrs e ClShman. ne sr',' ~ ~ ia
J>. =. ~ tvrsu.n: with VI - La1ra ADDISON nc
-sso ~ Traced a, ne Brcaivay Win ne ..'s.
- - S,ri,'s. with Mrs amer, tnc great 20
tui'u - r,ss b.-o.ue< 10 Burtons, .itl tor NA-
o., ..ith C..herne Haye> trn = ~" -
S,r- n Trtpler HAL. ---eiylng m',t 2 NV :
- n ~, -,riysrs II Nsv-Yors-1mii tN' 81 ~
i,lsri liz wizard is u'- ial-otten 20 "lsu ,oi 80 H.,
-i,,,. 1-,rall- TIE cro2Ged as,em0.asts a -
y 80. ~ a.. $50. sd NJ wonders u Ftoi ~
"hhSO-c R.vD SCrREFS MySTERiEJsE' H.. 81.
rVrRy ~ tsfNGr =, IKE Astof-rlace Opera itoi-e' -
o. pauiIecd. So a. s,.es ne ST. q
s-n.i 11sr hv ever is soc n-r>onS aud me 49,.
b ae s...f without ezra charge continues u Tie
irrret>s ..-.,.... OBJ. N .,.ns ID
Tie Professor bees most ..i0ffely 70 mans i- "t
r,uI ,-k To- Ike la Tali3-t fas nave 80 .-t +
f.. gil. ~ ma lts that f> rre B, limited - --e
o.. N-r - n ch -eill he b., lls' appearance 0icF
a,a-fule'tos Phia'e hs where he opens pa Inc - -.
slant Therefore osc lUur but secure t,.' ~
,rursSroN-ro Firs' rrlr. Private 4 1es SOFA 81 ~.
Ar--cha.-s IN ParQrt''e 90 DO cents Open A. 1ui Hs
Il Come early art secure your places Zen Pr. TT
rnfrS EGgIf.'
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MISikTUSE ALaASAc.--.rKls DAY.
ByN-Rscg-...6 Seis.---5 81 MOON-Riscs ....-
HIGA WATER Oct g.
eaIdy Nook 5a GOV. Island 8 23a Hell Gate 10 Ola
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Receipts of Produce.

~ taf Nora hUrr Besis- Iseslag--4i ISIS Flc-F -
n Ashes; liS bush Germ 1870 do Nhta' So pNgs
Shsta .Nde fs'iU
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BIZ Telegraph.

Tte rzNe-ir reported Il ges'eraa -sorsrnss - ~
vSss OUTSIDE rre Hos sunset.
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Z FyrNING. Oct s-FoURTH BALD ENTER.
TAlNNENT bv Nlr TURNER. TIE .-4-.AA pA'.'"
SINGER. ASSISTED by JAMES c. MAEDhk
The programme Mai ha varied an0 p.alsinS, en- t- -
lie Neser sad De llvcd.-' Size wore . Mf3ia ~
81 me >lcr nv St Sleep in the Land OF m Birth
In his OM CHAR Maid Of Monterer - M >el,
the oren Sra Grave ot Washington -' "'h4a A'.
DE m Spring Tine &c Ne. ~,
Cards Of adu's>,on 80 csnts-te ne had AZ We husC
stores and Hotels, and a. np.r Hai on me Sh A- IN
III Inc Concert Door oren 50 1-CUnceu commences At B.
" So I1v,n heads nor'h-;tke up heads south ~
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kH-The Exhibition u Healys great Picture = noa
DANIEL WEBSTER repElng ~ General I'M Ne IN
Ects's Resolution mn ,hp senate m 1880, which has
ravr crowded assemblies II the elite Of Boston where
mas lately been Inhibited Is Now OPEN M tht ro's %
10 N,ionai Araierr of Dessu No 6o3 Broadway opqo-
~. Eond st and wi, c.htlnue open for lew weeks any
open from 4 VI. T. 20 VI, dhN ) ndays eN'el'eiI--
Season tickets 81. SINGLE admission . cents -,
Mr. Heay. az the solicitation oi many lI,huS ~ ~
miTerso this great work. has IN contemplation tnr -
arcon Of Sicudd Inc Engraving of the above. 60 oe
executed by tie acst masters o. the art IN europe sun
scrrtoaS 10 which VIII be- recCWedat the rooms my 'out
u me dav or evening. - W.
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MACHINES FOR SALE
THE BROKEN BANKs-MPORT.

y AMI q the PuBLIC.-Sotes on the jams B@s.,
Jamesylle Farn.crs Bank, Nina; Western Bank, WEE
Greek Bank ol New Rochelle; Bank OF Bsnbrdc
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, New Brunswick tnca
Bank. Dover Government Stock, Michigan. all all Dshn
broken, about u break taken fH boots sh'es gaisi
sYPeIs anu o. ses 81 every dss nptioc ~ o. ssse
and Division-sts ~ 60 90
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MUSICAL EVENINGS. FOR THE

MUSICAL EVENINGS, FOR THE
W. STUDY AND PRACTICE on VOCAL VT SIC
Ncw-Nork Conservatory OF Muse. No ilJ Broadway
BRADBURY respectfully announces that q VIII organize
ms Elementary Vocal Music Glass for season. ~ NJ
rooms above "Wednesday and fhurStapeyeMngs the
18th ard 9Th # October commencing AZ = O'Clock o..
BIadhurv's New Method of Learning 10 Sing by Noie
used IN the class
TTRNs-Gentlemen. - per quarter. Ladies. - perg1ar-
ter Of Y lessons
All interested in the sube Get Of Music Readng are M
yIted 30 be present the first evening. oO 1MSW'
nag l. T. RR r. AN PANORAMIC
~ VIEWS u CALlFORSIA-rhe above mAgnin.
cent collection of Pictures IS now open on erhiN N NJ
the rooms No $40 Broadway corner Of Leonirs > over
WhtehuYst'S Gallery Admission . cents. Season TEX
cts jOcsnts % ptuA
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wow OPFN-THF NAPOLEON

NOW OPE N-THE NAPOLEON
\ GALLERY NJ the rooms Of the National \ rldcmy
Of Desirn No 663 Broadway opposite Bond-st. 90 I'M
DHILHARMONIC SOCIETl--Tenth
season Members are rcsrcctfullv informed thl' the
rehearsals the wll take place at NlBioN
loon. coumeucmg on SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
oct AppEcaf icns iar tickets X VIII D. received ~
lfrSsrS SCfIARFFNBERG y LUIS No ts3 Bt.aisay.
and m fhe Seer ef,rv az nr of the Committee no VI image
,.apt Nv order J. l. ENSIGN, Secretary,
a 4tNINNFua No. ) WQoster-st
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DOARp in SOUTH BROOKLYN-

- Three minutes walk from the Fern -rgs or sax
gentlemen bee accommodated with odgng rooms and
plfl0r with breakfast and tea, and dnncr Sun
day. OF with fn Board, pleasant loo ton. House
newly ht'ed and urnished price reasonable 10 the ac
comInodatlons furnished References will gwen aud
required Address box i,3il, New-lorN pos-ohcs
81 3tSlW&f'
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pOARD.-A Gentleman and Lady can
u Die accommodated with Board and desirable ar ART
men's the second third Aoor BY applying at No go
East Broadway O5 I've
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R GA r D.-One or two &. ,cmen.
H m safs prf errssA ..rs INK -,ons - i'. =.
apply nc 30 tt Ictrncf rn-ay G llcr .fl o. "a.
block FROM fsilr al and sfare routes =.
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B(OAhDlNh tpl u t44N i4i.Nii '4> anu
their WY FS-One large pa Dor GA the sea ond loor
with pantIes attached. Also back parlJr enc hoor
furnished uufnrnlshcd, 70 SUIT parties lew SINGLE
Gentlemen can be accommodated The situation S lighlJ
respectable and the airy and wen Lrnrd Refer
ence exchanged. Apply at No. 90 East Broadway.
o8 NNM&F'
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DAKLoR and SLEEPING Rooms

Wanted PlIlof and Size ping Rooms. "a bTeaklast
aDd tea 10 family By four yoong German gentle
men Location st Of Broadway preferred. Address
= X Box NJ 100 Post Office &C 20
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Gentlemen, wlth breakfast
and tss Il desired Tie h'uss very e.ssriy ST.
uaied Two lines 81 Brosdea ,teses r4s gle Jo- Ref
qh.,y ~ tTNENMs
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Eost.
Boarding..

ROARD.-A front parlor and bedroom,
u with bath room adjoining. viii be LET, unfinished
10 gentlem and lady two single gentlemen tr the
Winter The family small and location pleasant and ie
sirable beng within steps If the railroad Apply 70
No az East l8th-st between ith-ay. and Broadway Re
ferences exchanged. u 3.
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n children. w9l lind tao very Die lsant looms, with
bath room. unfinished, with Board q snail private
family Of three persons by applying At Ne %. iAy Dear
Nj al son square VI IT.
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ROOM.-A gentleman de,.lc. f. pleas.
lni Room r.'h n01ni ~ iht .i.. .... g ~
sge,le ADDRESS Sr JOHy. rra.ac Of.. - ~.
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pOOMS to LET-With BoarJ, where
CUAMBERLIN'S
V,O LkT-A SUIT of ROOMS with

BOARD sutabie for a family. " three n iDariEen-
,lenen on the second fDOr ~ house where there are
f,yy select boatoers References required anh ggen Ar
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In .9frcg on hoard the Ferry Boat On Friday pisht
an array took place on board the Catbsrin. street
terry boat, between Eugene rhiodon and Cornell az
Corson, residing ct No 1s3 Rowery In which Corson
received several severe cuts In the face with knife
inflicted BY Thiodon IL seems that Thiodon vas un.
hnovisgly smoking in the ladies cabin on the boat.
complaint vas made By some lady present. ana Cor.
son interposed to remedy the complaint from words
they got TO blows and Thiodon sllsee. that in self.
dsfencs, he made use Of the knife The parties en-
landing at Catherine street all taken into eus
tody ~ the Fourth ward police and convened 20 the
station house, where Corson vas detained and Tkic.
don allowed 70 60 home his promise Of retur nj M
at O'Clock, before Justice Bothrop The psrtes m 81
before the magistrsts and the result was that Tho
don vas held r. bail In the Of $500 TO assw.r
friend, Who vas with Thiodon BY the name 81 w ',
Byatt, was held TO bail In the SUM CT $500 on cbsrgs
Of aiding and ab.tting.
.fssa.t eih Inteni . RH-rhs police Of the sirth
vsrd arrested on Friday night desperate ehsracts
called James Donneil, on charge OF violently az.
sauitng With intent TO kill Thomas Sweeney
st 900 Pearl street by inhictng desperate wound an
the face With large dirk knife almost cutting the
nose on, evidently With intent TO take his life Justice
Lothrop committed him 20 prison for trial
F0eed Chsek.-0n Thursdsy evening. ct 9 o'clock
David vandsrbeck gave George G. Temp into Gus
tody Of scer Mead Of the Tenth ward for stteu
10 psse q forged check, purportins TO be drawn ty
George Rosn, for ten dollars and thirty enc cents on
the Butchers spa Drovsrs Bank The accused vac
In the n orning conveyed before Justiee Monitor
Who committed bin TO rrison for sIaninat,or.