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APPEARANCE on THE BATTERY.


At he hour appointed for the arrival Of the A.sam
boat tie Battery Treeented APPEARANCE Of which the
word crowded gives but faint idea The surround.
Ing dosways, stops, halsoniee and every available
place hlled With saxious Spectators while many
"boys," ef various ages, percbed them.elvs In the
trses exhibiting in their ascent admirable fess Of
sbinniDg.n In case, where the stem vas rather
too niok 10 admit q this operation rope ~s. ingeo-
ously thrown over one Of the srms and afforded
ser~ the means Of Sesehing the desired seats in the
upper branches. No means having been taken for
the supsnsion Of business or traffic eonsiderab.
incorveniesce experienced by the passage Of
drsys and carts laden With variou, commodities
Az the corner Of the Battery Bowling Green was
rseted trumphsl srch, decorated with the colors Of
Hungary intermiKed with the spsnged banner aud
the whole surmounted with cap Of liberty formed Of
velvet Near this gate drawn up the barouohe in.
tended for the OF Koeeuth TO which were attached
Sin hay horses and behind this the other carriages
for the Of the civic authorities occupy ing the ds
q The Green Battery Place Jbe military conssting
ef the Frst Division q New York stste militia having
formed In hollow fqusre the nlustrous vstsr on the
eoncl1si,n Of the ceremonie, IN Castle Gard sypeared
10 their midst mounted accompanied ~ Gen sanJford
and stah aud made brief inspection smlJsi the cheer.
o the surrounding throng Kossuth s an accomplished
and srsceful borseman 10 reviewing the troops on the
p,stsry, ~ vas pewssa on slsGk wsuer, u, veteran
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Of Hungarian nags and large American sasy in.
seribsd-
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wELcohs. KossUFH. wBLCons. Z
Ix1xxlxxxxxxxx1 Observation-Disclosures
The Howard Hotel hsd number Of small Hungarian
and Ansriosn nags suspsndsd fson every window-a-
banner hung the way, insoribsd-
British POSSESSIONS.
SPREAD EAoLE.
I Outline Of Nap Of the United States and Cassas
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
sss S:; !. 70 .s si;:n s.sS; ana
On one sars Of sSs Nap S:' marked cs.sa. New
E0iops On 4: osSss. sss Y1.as.ss n.ascy na.sy
the Pscho Ocean.
A new brown stone building the Howard Hotel
decorated with Hungarian tri-color and American
nsgs, and portrait Of Kossuth placed outside the
cond story window, bearing the Inscription -
3 WELCOME, xossvrH. z
No. $50 bad also nsgs from every window, With large
one bearing
.sSSSSSsSSSssssSSssS%ssSSSSSSxSsSSSSs,9SsssSsSSs.
= Welcome, Kossuthn
sSSsSSsss&sssssSSSSStsss
Over the store adjoining the Museum Building was q
steed. On thel<p of the painting was-
First in War. First In Peace %.
nno - sne oo.toln- . Dee. .- ..s..
Fire. In the Hearts Of his Countrymen." o,
The American Museum covered with paintings
and flags One portrait Of Kcssuh In the folds Of Hun
garisn and American flags with the words ct the bot
tom
! "Kossuth, the Washington Of Hungary"
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while from thence to the Astor House stretched
painting Of Kossuth, surrounded by BEN, Dembns and
other Generals with the words
tsSSSSSssSsSsSasSSSSSSSSSsSSSsSSSSSSSSSSSsSSs%ss
= Hungary 10 sot Lost She will yet Be among the
- foremost in the war for Universal Liberty" =
.'tSSSsSsSsSSSSSSSSSSSsstSS
NNNN~~~~~~rNN>re'ye~>>~|~Ne
This the sess place in The city 70 the Process
y
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LArAvrrrs rrsrbsrss WELCOME TO so.svr".

The srmory OF the National Guard and Scarf Guard.
corner Of Broadway and Grand streets was hAndsoms
festooned with nsss, among which the ore pre-
ssnted to the Scarf Guards by the Hungarian exes 81
the Irving House.
No. 81 Broadway was handsomely festooned On {
drsped, and displayed very pretty banner. with tn.
words
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The Beebe Co. adorned with the flags OF
Hungary and America, and . large banner suspended
across Broadway inscribed -
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vV,HE COMBINED vAP0R ESCISE.-rHE sUBscRr-
her having obtained from the United States governments
for his tion Of the Combined vapor
prepared 10 cell the right said nvsnto.
senaLe terms The invention of the subscriber " applied
either 20 single engine with two cylinders and pston
cylinder and piston each. In either 81 IN. ps-
tn acted hy steam. and the other by the
rerchlorde q any other easily vsporred liquid The
steam generated and applied In the crauary
CINE but the Of the from the eyin
der after having eserd ts force thsr~n passes
into an air tight case termed yaror.er containing
vaporized liquid penetrstes into space bsueeu and
IN contact with the entire surface Of ths Tho
faculty Of absorbing cslorc possessed By liquids Of the
fore mentioned class powerful, that immediately
upon the steam coming In cont.ct with the surface Il
the tubes charged herewith, Largo portion o.
ic.ie Of the steam Y absorbed by the liquid in The
being thus deprived q its caio s
and then returned into the boiler vapov thus
ebsned by the action Of the steam perchlcds or other
liquid IN the tubes conducted into tho second cylinder
and after esrtins lie elastc (which Frsaser han
ea upon the piston In the second cylinder condensed.
snd means force pump returned into the vspor,er,
Witch thus keep. resuisry supplied, and u alternately
zine h IN the small quantity Of Goals required for ss steam
The smaller room occupied BY t. and the avoidance Of
crnsaons in The boiler. the being completely his-
ned by the ieeraton vsrorixation and condensation.
The rerchoridf very CHEAP fluid when charged the
arsntty IN The tubes will last considerable tins the al
riang loss In the bulk gusntity employed. model
and sectional disgrsm illustrating this invention 10
seen on application 70 the subscriber Tor particulars
terms Of sale etc. apply 20 the subscriber a. the 1cs %
Iachsse Tauche No g Broad street 10 the eit~ %
fork. PROSPER DU TRehLEY
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INsURANCEs.


7 IrE AssURANCE-NATIoSAL LOAN FUND LIys
IL Assurance Society 81 Lon donGencral Agents ONCE n
Wall street New York, May. ls5l-Capita k25Uon and
surplus Stl2Ul. D withdrawal table Of the society
affords 10 the assured who take their policies
advantages that conferred BY life On this
table the assured entitled al any time
immediate advance the Of half the
amount Of the paid annual premiums without security
sonal liability, deposit Of the Policy but BY sim
dorsencn thereon: the half withheld
during the whole continuance Of the policy Alec,
event Of the assured at time requiring
the policy, Its surrender hall Of
will be returned by the society
At the last annual investigation reported In NAY 1880 the
bonuses declared TO the assured wcrrhe option Of return
IL ~ per cent on their premiums in cash. rev-rsonary
addition 70 the orEnal assured BY each policy yAryrg
from ~ 20 20 per cent
Examples q bonuses. already declared viii be rund Ia
the socety pamphlet together with tables Of sad
other information apple ation TO n Wall street, snY
81 the agencies free q expense.
party may at moderate annual premium, insurs FOG
insured, M slaur. will be paid 10 him n his
death before that peried the assared viii pad
10 his family or legal rerrc-en tGtvcs
ACTING xcroRs
G. EDWARD HABICHT, Chairman.
j. ,. Pslmtr. n. c. Fucker
&. T. Rowland. Henry I.dism,
VIM. Van Hook, Rohe.s J, Dillon. AnA
J. Kearry Rods,-s. ~ n.
The Board every wedr-sdsy stIi walistres tie
transaction Of business Calf rna sni other foreign sha
taken at fair rates VI EXTRA premium.
J. LEANDER STARR, General Agent, asd
supcrntsnde Of the United states Local Board
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MATRfMOfT nADE EASY OR HOW TO WIN A
I Lovcr-Prcfessor Isvtcn Of London having arrived
In Boson will send "a any address receipt doAar
poet raid plain directions to enable ladies' gentlemen
win the devoted affections Of the opposite The process
tpfctve OF appearance, position and thersk
nots srrsnset with such ard dslicacy thai
hMs No letter hsn from The ross Once unless shs pesN
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PAPER HARoISes, 1s.

L,INE FRENCH PAPER HANoINGs, DECORATIONS.
Sc No. 40 resri street Madison and Chs,ha
Those in want of the above articles should not omit
through 80 their interest and r,ay
bs best consulted tyace ufokAa FAYE q CO.
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~ for all trotting horses, mile S1.
harness. 90 co the second horse. To eyae>~~>>o
10th June. Also, purse Of so offered for all trotrY
horses two miles and repeat harness SD to te second
so0 offered for all saddle trottng horses mile heats best
three in FIVE. To Thursday June 9Th. Also,
Of 500 offered to all mile heats best three in
five, in harness To on Tuesday June 3d. In all
the above purses. three make race and
Start Entries close Saturday evening May 3ls at
Mr.. Madden's, lsS Chatham street, at 10 y. n.
JOHN l. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
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v'DE LAST WEEK IN MAY,-GREAT INDUCEMENTS
TO purchasers Of Dry Goods will be offered at the Bow
ory Savings Store, 26 Bowey"N Nc article retaiied at
higher than Wholesale prices our nvariabe motto
exhibits the non o. the proprie
tors Of this establishments and, examination, " win be
clearly that this IL literally stricty and truly se
wings Institution Among offerings for this week viii
be ioso yards splendid Barge de- LANES; 800 yards
splendid Paris Lawns; Tissues, Poplins Baregc and
other thin goods Of color, plain and hFured beau
tfu stock o. linen Drills elegant Cassmere Cahmeretes
ke for boys vesr-probaby the best stock New York
great bargain 10 about55e0 yards very wide Madder
rrints, ut Gdvorth richly shilling Domestic Goods
We have reduced with the market and selling
shseiinE At 0d sold week NJ i shifting at 3d. sold
week al i0d.; shifting at Cd cold week AZ Sd
v. wa W. r. CiLLEY Co., III Bowery.
GUNNER pANTILLAs-TUE SUBSCRIBER INVITES
~ the attention ofades beautiful and extensive variety
Just received, % rich Mantlas, in peculiarly light and
graceful fabrics suited to the present weather. We
has also ready three rich coored and BLACK
plain and watercd silk Mantlas, ~ the wathiide DENT
don pattern, which has been much sought after, With
very deep fringes. spenhd variety ~ Parsss GEO.
BlLiIN, Paris Mantilla Emporium, 81 Broanway.
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ISoR sALE-A CELEBRATED WORK OF ART, ny
Cambassini called The Great Structures OF Pisa. Tho
models six feet in length ands perfect Of the Cathe
dra Ba pttery Leaning Tower and Campo Sano. Every
part Of the interior deliberately executed upon regular
scale of proportions. similar work. representing St.
Peters the possession Of the Duke Alexander Torlona
at Rome This work would be valuable addition to any
travelling exhibition in the United States. Apply to
LIVINGSTON. WELLS a. CO., 6 Wall street.
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MUSICAL.

DIANoS.-A GOOD SECOND HAND 6It OCTAVE Pr
i for 500; do. for SIPS; do for Slj 81
octave and % octave rosewood Pianos warranted and
for sale low to advances Also, - Cold Watches
Platform Scales. dozen Shoe Brushes 100 pounds Seal
ing Wax % n segars dozen pocketbooks, No. Cash ad
merchandise and personal property ofa kinds
J. Il. JONES, 90 Ann street, second floor.
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COZZENS WEST POINT HO-EL.-THE UNDER
~ signed has the pleasure to info rends aud the
public that his house open ton compa
ny and he prepared to make arrang families
Ter the season. WM. B. COZZENS.
West Point, MsyH 1851
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PUBLICATIONS.


-~s~~o~>~~~a~N~-
T ITTELL's LIVING AGE, l2ls cESTs.-coNTENTs
II Of No. Sbs;.l Julius Cssar-Quarterly Review; :.
Defeat Of Edinburgh Re view Death Of the Martyr
.Bentleys Miscellany Execution Of fissch horey. aud
Pcpin-Bentl Us Miscellany; farinas Eau dc Cologne
Chambers Journals g. The stones Of Yeniec-gxaminer;
Days Dredging In salcombc Bay-Chambers Journal;
Easter 1851 in the Anglican Church The Church in the
Colonies-spectator; The Crystal Palace Change Of
Season. objects and Prospects q Guizot Enterpse-
Intelligence. roetry-The Road ROM by Kennedy Mil
Published weekly at six dollars year L. LITTELL CO,
Boston; and sold BY Dewitt and Davenport, Tribune Build
inss, New York,
n AMARTINE'S ENGLAND IN $50. TRANSLATED BY
IL w. G. ouseley, may be hsd at kernots 3 Broadway;
Crowens, 5ys Broadway G: Milers o. broadway Evans
Britain, go Broadway J. Perry toi broadway, Oh.
Francis, 252 Broadway H. Long, B Ann street. Price p
cents.
MARRIAGE ALNANAc-JCsT RECEIVED FROM
vl London-Ths l. work possessing the deepest interest
for ladies who married about beng by the pur
chase Of which. great deal Of Pain trouble and
may be done away with Sold IN wrapper ~ cents; sent
by mail 70 city or country. sCHL0sS Co., lOs Nassau
street.
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, PUNCH. WEEKLY
Times, News q the world, Ladies Newspaper, Just
oeived ler Canada; The London Journal Family Herald
received regularly B.-Ihe new Novels, Magazines and
Light Literature q the day always on the counter
JPERRY, Bookseller and stationer 40i Broadway.
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81 BOTTLES lsn saa .ss x.s 3s r ps
In the years, making friends
quarter globe curing all Of disease and weak
nese In male OF female matter from what
diseases immediately cured its frst friends its strongest
unlike patent medicines generally IL sells most where u
best known IN large family bottles ten tnes cheaper than
other article market because really does all that
sold for and in many much than expected
for 81 each. sir for 50, and - per dozen.
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D. r. JONESi oz Ann street, second hoor
E0R sALE-A VERY HANDSOME AND COSTLY Sc
eond hand Pianoorte Boston made In good order will
30 sold at great sacrifice In consequences of the family
breaking up housekeeping. Apply to N T.. D. CURTISS,
Agent for Hewes American Patent Action Panofertes No.
Aa3 Broadway, where II can be seen.
LYoR SALE, ONE SECOND HAND GRAND PIANO.
mahogany case good OF der and rosewood square
Piano of excellent tone and hnih for SALE for $50
each, by KERKSIEG Il BREUsISG, i2l Broadway.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT-COUNTR PAPER COL
lected Observation-Disclosures the town Coming
lat Of New Yors are made with promptnss are col
Abe United States and Canada rapidly and ahead Of bank
NINE j. ]. VAN VLECK. ofioe corner Of Wall and Broad
Utgsets.
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NEWS FROM THE WORLDS FAIR.
~ Lyons Powder they say,
Bepins ever the way,
In England to make q sensation.
Reaches. hed-hugs and feas.
And the insects on trees,

u killing All over the nation. -.
DEPOT FOR Lyons Magnetic Powders deadly 90 insects but
harmless TO man 42f Broadway Lyons Magnetic Gs fof
the destruction o. rats and mice, also sold there.
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ID ICHFIELD SPRINGS. FOURTEEN MILES FROM
N HerkimerThe Spring Hotel will opened for the re-
cepton Of guests ON the first Of June
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CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
O-Lades gentlemen leaving the city breaking NJ
Housekeeping obtain tho highest cash price for Clothing
!urniture. &c. By sondns The Poet. 81 his resi-
fence. Il. NJ DuSsELDORP IL Him street.
E.B.-Isdics attended By Mrs. DUSSELDORF.
~ Ladies or gentlemen having any east OF clothing or fur
niture 70 dispose Of obtain fair cash for the
by sending Tor the subscriber at his residence through
the Post once. NJ COHEN. 70 Kim street.
N.B.-Ladies attended ny Mrs. Cohen.
('AsT OFF CLOTHING &c.-LADfEs AND GENTLE.
" obtain from the subscriber the highest cash
price for cast OF clothing and superfuous articles Of
description, and in any quantity. from single garmcnt y
athousand Address, through post o. call on JAMES NO.
RONEi, III 0rsnge street near Chatham street
CAsT orr CLOTHING. FURNITURE, WATCHES, AND
~ Jewelry wanted.-ffty per cent more than usually
received viii be paid for the above making application
70 the subscriber, who viii attend psr.cnelly ,.,,
ISAAC q. LYON, No. ~ Wall street.
Ladies attended by Mr.. Lyon.
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NEPTUNE HOUSE NEW ROCHELLE. n. Y.-THIs
IN delightful and fashionable summer residence having
undergone improvement by the addition Of
sixty sleeping apartments dining room kitchen 80,
will for the June l Every has
been made on the most liberal scale for pleasure and
venence or vistrs and embrace everything
city hotel Of the first order Its location
for beauty and heathuness being adjacent TO tho waters
Long Island sound and also region The
table will be maintained in superb and the stock
Of Wine and Liquor Of the choicest kind.
CURTIS PECK, Jr.
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LNERCrSON'S ARRON-ROOT TOR TANTIrES-
II BcrE genuine arrow-root and perfectly pure a
reror article for buildings, tustards blanc NANCE
we'll as novfishine diet tor children aud uvaias
root has long lcen known the agreeable nutritious
ard delicate Of Preparations for the table but has hitherto
been too costly for general but Il = placed 80
low Price 10 be within the reach % all and put MP
IN and two pound bundles For sale Krocers and
drugFss gsnsrsy, ct "a per pound aud nj whole
tosiJ eight ,osnds eaeh, by
nd Ioh atrret.
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vruCIAL UOTIOuU.

vTExAs LAND AGENCY.-THE UNDERSIGNED OF
o Lands Texas but particularly Indicated lands
d procure patents for the moderate will
- made whom informed what DONE Address
II. q, CATLETT. Dallas, Texas.
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FINE ARTS.

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESLGN.-THE TWENTY
IN sixth Annual Exhibition Of the Academy opeu
the public at their Galleries No. 63 Broadway, opposite
Bond street. from A. NJ. until 10 p. NJ Abundance Is
cents; tickets 50 cents catalogues l2 cents BY
order Of the Council
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TAKFN FROM THE NEW ORLEANS oRLENIAN.-

4 Jenny Lind's Jewsiry stors.-J WIKsTRoM, coun;
appears Of the Sw edsh Nightingale has located
himselfin the Pontaba Bung and Immediately contigu
70 the late residence Of the famed Jenny lie has baptized
his store Jenny Lnds Jewery storci and having the
c a her great name % halow his onward course he
hardly fail ~ His musical Watches ~ he has
must be- from the fact o. position better vooas than
other time ekers in the Union Then his Jenny Lind Jew
elry fascinating and his Jenny Lind watches superb IL
will be from hs advertisement that the singer
sweden taken interest In his Affairs he cannot
fui ha n q her mel
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VIEW OF THE CITY OF HAyANA.-FOR SALE, A
large and splen did bird view u the beautiful city
and harbor OF Havana, at J. BACHMANNS, " Beekman
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1mosE DARK gETTY TREssEs. THAT srcnrINE

u ELrEr FROM cORNS AND BUNIoNs-TuosE AT.
~ fced with these vexatcus appcndaycs 70 their feet
will hnd ready relief by the Of Dr. IITTLETfELDS
Taser They superior 70 appliance before Of
Tered and without the least Inconvenience For
sale ut all tho Druggists Broadway aud az r once
hercbsnts Eschsnse iliiam street and COZ Broadway
corner " Houston street.
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"ANTFD-NEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND Girls, FOR
w all Kinds ofempoJ ment; Chambernads. seastrcs.es
Cooks, Nurses Waters, homework and errsnd Girls
Clerks Salosmen Bookkeepers. Barkecpers, Coachmcn
Gardeners, Porter Osters, rircmen, Engineers farmers
Apprentices tAhorers Quarrymen Coachs miths Harness
MAKERS Cahinetmakcrs WsaSers srinners, at No. piv
slon street. basement,
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sup~rtriy a srrow root for sarchinz has been long
known IL has hitherto been costly that could only be
for the nrest articles Of dress but IL
nheut the price Of starch. In ts
being more extensively manufactured than formerly and
being stronger will much further Put In bundles
and boxes and for sale ly the principal aud drug
gtsts AZ 10 cents Per pound, and Wholesale Nv
SCHIEFfELIS. BROTHERS X CO,
nd L.
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EERorsoN,s MANrrACTrRERs. ARROW. ROOT

EERGTSoN's MANUFACTURERS ARROW ROOT
starch.Ths article warranted pure arrow-root has
been found by various a cotton aud wooen
goods in New EnElsnd and New York and also by aun-
drees 70 be superior 10 starch In Its strength,
and the low price which il Is sold make IL desirable
article lAundrss hotels and others
much Starch. For sale In harrels by
SCHIETFELIN, BROTHERS 4 CO.,
lAl md Inhn
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ITO LET OR FOR sALE-A PLEASANT AND CON-
modious country resdenee surrounded By gardens ana
6elds high state cultivation Madison New Jcrssy.
Possession given immediately Inquire Of Mr. Hunting
the Madison Hotel Mr. Haslon, Of the depot or No "a
Atlantic street, South ferry, Brooklyn.
ITO RENT, on STATEN IsLAND-A SMALL COTTAGE
the wood road, ten minutes walk from Clifton Jerry.
Rent sn. 70 let Of May, 1854 Apply TO LEGAL BOO
LAND. ~ william street, up stairs.
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YACHTING.
INSTRUCTION.

IEsTRUCTION.-A COMPETENT PROFESSOR OF TIL
French and Spanish languages and wing with lively
years experience in teaching would like to dedicate his tim
to some country institution where his services be
full objectionable references given, il required; to
seen to the th inst. AddressP Co. at thi
efhce.
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FOR SALE AND 10 LEE.

COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUDSoN-roR SALE A
" farm Of about 80 acres In the village fHatngs miles
from the city The house built of in
substantial modern STYLE with thirteen rooms
and has Of the ncst ndng Of the river and
adjacent unitcs
with fence and retirement The grounds thu
finest order well supplied with variety Of fruit.
whole will he sold application to the
on the premises, At hastings the hudson. New York
ALEXANDER BRINE.
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HOUSE, GREENWOOD LAKE,
w Orange County, New York-Ths house Is situated at
the head Of Lake. ten miles from Chester and
hut four and half hours ride from the city Of New York
The New York and Erie Railroad leaves from the
Duane street and evening Chester Depot
where at Cooper Hotel carriages in readiness TO
the Lake For particulars apply to Henry
D. Felter 569 roadway corner Prin
proprietor, at the Lake. THERON FELTER.
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VVANTED-A YOUNG LADY. OF GOOD ADDRESS,
w to attend afaney store. Apply to s. TANNING, N2
Blocker street.
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MARINE HOTEL, FAIRFIELD. CONN.,. b. MON
Iva not, PropretorThe above Hotel stu beauti-
full village Long Island Sound with excellent bathing
romantic drives has been extensively improved and will be
opened on The 10th under the direction OF Mr. III
KAN CRANSION, late of the Marine Pavilion Hotel at
Roekaway: Plans the Hotel may be SEEN and
Gagged, at the New York Hotel.
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DATENTHYDRANTs:-BA sELF-AC7
ing the right Kind for tenements. alleys, &c, an
left running when not In strong durable. not xc
to freeze will burst the pipe, and easily repaire
without digging Usve been In extensive for five year
past and highly approved Of by the Croton Water De
partmen Also double ydrants Tor two yards For sal
BY the plumbers. Beware Of limitations.