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Schan,yIRey.

The ~. Y. Leader of Saturday,
contains briefblogrsphical sketch of:
This recently risen, but yet formidable
enemy Of Russian lyrasag. The
Lcader says, some twenty years ago
Schamyl Bey then quite a youth, ,Raa,
tuken prisoner by the Russians, As
that time none anticipated TINT tho
young Caucasian captive was destined
by the God of battles and Of Justice 10
lead 5hislcountrymen to victorious on
slaughts against the hor]es of the Nor.
thern despot. And even when, in later
days, Schamyl studied at Russian mill
itary academies, his 5. Russian compan.
ions had no exalted opinions of his capa.
bililles; although he passed for an intel.
ligent and discreet, asbold and cunning
lad, yet 10 all appearances, he had be.
come so completely prepossessed in fa-
vor OF Russia and the Gar, that To at.
tain the ends Of his ambition he had for.
gotten all concern in the veal or wo Of
his country. Thus deceived, the Rus.
slams cnte rtuined the. hope that. at the
proper time he niigh,ibe, in their hands,
a supple tool fer The regions beyond The
Elborus.
r Young Schamyl devoted himself
the utmost diligence 10 The study OF;
the Russian tactics and strategy; he be.
came possessed Of the most corfDple,a
and circumspcct information regarding
the nature and condition ofthe Russian
soldiery and Of the Russian empire; as,
siduously and with eagerpess, lie snada
himself acquainted with everything
that might be of use to him-and then
suddenly disappeared from Russia at
moment when his design was least tsus.
Pected. He fled 10 his native mountains
10 rally his coun,rymen around his
standard, ahd slead5then against the,
arch. enemy offlis country and bis
people. He organized the brave, but,
hitherto Irregular, and -nndiscipli1ed
bands of the Tsherkessian warriors,
!anght shsnl liz arts o: war, purtecsed
proper communication belwcen the.
dispersed forces, so asI!n hp enabled Ii
concenlra,e:..s tosces, a. slser, nc a. s,.$
q. ss Z.
.'S'r'9 's'SS - ~ 'sf, ltj
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SrlCX NO BILLS IERE.--During a
late Concert at tho City Hall in Man.
chester, several Of the seats, having
been spoken for, were labelled cen
gagged Upon the audience leaving,
it was asccrtained tha, one Of tho La
dies walked home with the word " en-
gagged" in large letters on her back
one of the labels having been fas,on-
ed 10 her Dress Boston Times.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-02

NEGRO EScLusIoN,-The people Of In
diana, by majority of about 10000, have
adopted that clause Of the cona.itu,ion
which excludes FREQ negroes from that
State
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ward to carry, was Continually trig

ward to carry, was Continually trip
ping him up by getting between his
legs. Here was pretty pickle for
christian, under a broiIins sun ! anu
here he stayed until the illmatea Of
the bungalow, beginning to suspect.
some accident, came out in search.
and found poor Rodgers sitting up %
his neck i'll water, ill frame of body
and mind which We may conclude to
be ''more easily imagined than de-
scrihcd. .".-Rcminisccnccs ef Ma1or
Roagcrs.
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Freak. of nHonkeys.

lie (Major Rodgers) had once ac-s
cepted the invitation of q brother
officer, in q different part Of the Is
land, to try n few days hostilitics
against the elephants in that neigh
borhood; and he had arrived, after a
few days sport, to- within mile or
two of the bungalow, where his host
and hostess we're awaiting his arrival,
when, passing by q delightful, cool
looking river, he thought plunge
would be the most rcnovating luxury
in existence; SO plunge he detcrm-
incd to take, sending on his servants
with his guns, and an intimation that
IN ten minutes ho would be homo to
dinner. So, stripping and placing
his things very carefully on stone,
he began to luxuriate in the water.
lie was capital swimmer, and had
swan to sou.e distance, when to his
horror and dismay, on looking to the
place where he had left his habili-
ments, he perceived q dozen Of mon
keys, "overhauling his entire ward
robe! One was putting his legs
tnaough the sleeves of his shirts; an
other was cramming its head into his
trousers; third trying to find if any
treasure was concealed in his boots,
whilst the hat formed a source Of
wondcrmcnt: :and amusement to some
two or three others. who wcrecndeav.
oring to unravel its mystery by rir-
ping the Innings and taking half do
zen bites out of the brim. AS soon as
he rcgaincd his mental equilibrium,
(for the thing was so ridiculous that
it made him laugh heartily, notwith-
standing his disgust at seeing his gar
mcnts turned 20 such "vile purpo.
ses, J lie made with all haste towards
the shore, but judge of h'e ho-or
when be Sc" these precious rasca.s
aaa' catch up what he could lay hold
.'e of trll s,eed into tho
3g, Il 9lh f--.. - eve"
\. - /, ~ an ;sst.sia 5s%S.aliii.5s. S.
Lover niua-iE AN 1t
. 5ios.ous raa,saring, as they o.c by
one disapptarei, tire Las NC IS,
OF rs SHIRT, w|tich beii,a ~
ward to carry, was Continually trip
ping him up by getting between his
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,.'.s es.sA,z3s.: sui 4. Is. ss,iss. ID.
Grir2Gi tot eysieff Ego 10! s.l. ~
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A man with eleven daughters, was
one day complaining that no found i,
dltflnult "a live. You must husband
your .'me,' said another, .and then YOU
will do vel! enough .Icould do much
better was the reply, If could hus'
band my daughters
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s i9s.ous gathering, a. they oae by
one disappeared, tire Las NC 5E
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ats1,' - ri ) ~ ~ Sss ~. ~.
q Sacssves r!.Nae!.a, sstltt aresseG az, a.
ceuip,cec gentleman '4u rHe his
appearance, and began % inqll.c .'lg
cause of 30 large an aSsclnbla.c OF
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IL Mechanical DrawingS.-The subscriber, having
returned cty, will resume his business as MECtAN-
ICAL DRAUGHTSMAN and AGENT for the sale of
PATENTS Residence, West Fheenth-st., first house
east of SGth-av uel7 3TuTh&S'l j. II. BAILEY.
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ROARD-A Gentleman and Lady can
BS be accommodated with 2arlor and bedroom. and Two
gentlemen wlthsInSle rooms a, s1 Broadway leli -
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EIREwORKS! PREMIUM FIRE

EIREW ORkSi PREMIUM FIRE
u WORKS i-Fdges Brilliant Coored Efhibt0naf
FIRE OkKS-The works from this Laboratory haYs
taken the Premiums for twelve successive years hos
the American Institute Our FthbitOuAl pieces are 81
the most beautiful designs aud Or richness and bnjanry
cannot be- equaied 90 The country Fouhh-oi July C'm-
ttees an consult the interest BY sending IN their orders
early Orders sent the a. Laboratory jersey CITY ~
10 our general Depot. - Madcnlane veil be promntX At
tended %. J. y 4 ioAA' hDrb
Ps We have also On hand large stock Of smah
xorss AZ gauufscturers' pr.ccs. leli tJY'
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SALES BY AUCTION.
BA Chiffon. A.cueness

B A Chiffon. Ascusnesy
Z OTS-Peremptorv Sale OF 100 valuable
Building IotS n the Nnta Ward II the City of Brook
Nu-Cole Chltou viii Sell ST auction on ~ ENDAI,
June 7th 1851 az II o'clock. az the Merchants Egchange,
40 valuable building lots comprising i've entire blocks. at
uate on and ad AGENT tO Gates the Ninth Ward Of
the city NJ BroAln These lots hssSttul and most
advauag eousy located commandng aas Of he sur
rounding country and afford unusual opportunity for IN
vcsfmcnf GateS-ave opened from futon 90 DIVISION
ave and which the assessments this property have
heen paid The lots will be sold separately. with liberal
privileges 50 as to accommodate sll. IaTns EASY
Also time and place. block Of ground bounded
hv Tnmnsln ms and Thnop Muaree and Madison sts.
which viii he sold entrs divided into two parcels sub
ect 90 the existing mortgage thereon Il the state THIS
block Of ground ~ti With lstaAal board fence,
and on the premises = small fane building. formerly
cuuiod a. a Land OAce hy Geo W Pse Esg
Information 90 The title. which Is uneree ptonaho, POI AZ
BE obtained upon application ~ Wa Powers, ESl couE
sclor at law, 100 BToadwav. corner Paes Lthograpme
MAPS can be had Of the aucuoneer. sNaus and - fu
tCn-st BROOKLYN. lel3N
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III 3 MnIARp. Aueuonesr.

n "
EURNITURE-Large and peremptory
4 sale II Rose word. Mahogany and Enameled Furni-
turs beng tAe stock Il fashionable furniture manure
trrer made "a expressly flr custom work J HOOPER Wi
sci a. auction ednesay NJ 10, a. 70 ocloce a. tue
varerc 5. Broadway. Consisting II carved rose Woo
rari0r furniture covered and Ia mlsln carved
mahogany so tetea-etes easy ani parOF rhn r. cover
hair cloth eNffua1n dining tables, hall stands mar
bic Top dressing bureaus wash stands marble pp 'enlfe
tables. French and Gothic Belsteads, SC Also pure
clrtd haf mattresses Catalogues ready And Topds can
he examined 800 Tuesday IeD ~
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nOARD.-Three Observation-Disclosures
Rooms 10 let single gentlemen, with Board m a
MaiAer-sf four doors west of Broadway. lel2 I'M
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NNO GENTLEMEN and LADIES'

Il Boarding Healthy and delightful Summer residence,
with large gdcn attached 100 feet deep extra arse double
rooms Persons wishing board viii ind terms made salts
factory them through the warm Neahe and the comforts
Of a home Kpp Browns stages pass every two mn iteS
combining facilities Of city and country Apply Immediately
the premises, 633 udsons Abingdon Park, or al
dress s p. Tribune Office le6 w.
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A NJ MBRwIN Auseos>er.
RY BANGS. BROTHER " co, Trade
bSale Rooms. 10 Park-row. -
MONDAY. Tt ESDAN WEDN ESDAY and Tft RSDAI
EVENINGS, June l6ih. l7ih. 18th and 18Th
Al I. u.cIlck

Separate Catalogues VIII ne issued for each evening
PARCEL SALE or ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BookS-ln
Quantities purchasers helnc extensive collection
Of and fresh stock and embracing large assortment Of
valuable and popular English and American publications ia
Ae various departments Of Literature Science. Arts sc
Particulars hereafter
VALUABLE SrEREoTYPE PLArEs-Plates 20 Quartz
Bible with marginal notes aud refeeao Also, Plates 10
an l8mo Polyglot Bible Both sets are English manutac
uo aud in excellent order Specimens MAY be seen AT The
Sales Rooms
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POAKD-Two pleasant Rooms to let,
kt with Board to gentleman and wife " two gentle
men, AZ 81 Greeue-s E-hthst Pleasant location.
v arm and cold bath Reference given. my2S lm'
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DAPER bnLL for SALE in NEW.

DIAPER MILL for SALE in NEW
4 JERSEY VIII BE- sold al PUBLIC FENDJE on
TUESDAY. the zgh DAY ol June, IN the premises a.
o'clock r u a valuable Mil seat, GA winch = erected !
PAPER BILL. and MACHINERY. which Is now n fun
operation oE making paper W pastsioars, together "h
house barn ald 8thsT 1gthOuses and y acres q
Land Tie Nil IS situated about Us U1.e from Sc tc2
Plans miles from Pal2tsd, and about oGe nile 'a
Frtve EsscG 90 ssrs . erected the large paer fac
tory u David Felix CO.. An rnefcep0naDe ttle VIII ~
gwen for above properly and possession gwen a. SON
fhe terms 4 the sale complied With Fer further par
ucuars reference may be had - DAVID FELT co,
10 Pearst New lrk Ut % the Farmers AMI hecnancs
Bars Rahpay. New-Jer.-'. JOSEPH q. LUFBEhf.
Railway. June 2, ls5l us5u4IuIhSS'l President
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NOTNTRY ROARD near GLEN

~ COvE-Good Board and pleasant, AIRY Lodgings can
obtained with several private families an inc neghb
hood Of Buckram. Matinecock and Meadow side Apply
to HENRY c. VALENTINE, at Glen Cove Landing,
who on the arrival Of the Croton. VIII CONVEX
sengers g the above named places The CrJt1n
leaves the foot II uonSt daily Sundays excepted AZ u
Pm Good sea bathing. fishing and CUNNING can be had
I'm
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE

70 published the departure of each Mail Steamer for
Ckagres. Pncc u cents per copy.
GREELEY * McELRATH. Publishers.
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OOARD near UNION SQUARE.-Two

very pleasant front rooms neatly furnsei one -
rar0r the other e lodging ruOu be had win qafa
board IN house 81 the INST class They are slpqAed
with water and gas and have superior closets Room -
SINGLE gentleman also may be obtained Apply Al a
East fnurteenll-st lel3 81 ~ "
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NETWORK, TUESDAY, JUNE II, 1851

ROARDING-A gentleman and wife
: anil tso SMILE gentlemen can b. accommodated ~ith
pleasant Rooms a. So Henr-st te7 So
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COLE y CHl roS, Aqctioneers. ,,,, -
b A Chiffon, Anchoneer
= POSITIVE SALE

Is A tHILIuNl NlcInnttI
HOUSE.-POSlI'lNE SALE of four
story brick HOUSE and LOT N West Twenty eighth.
u near Silth-av, ~ uctlon.--COLE Chiffon Will
sell ON WEDNESDAY June p, at p ocloc,. al the her-
chants Exchange, under direction Of Charles II Smth
ESQ referee the OustprV brick House and Lot on south
side of -eshthst known a. 90 West TWENTY
eghth-s between SIXTH and eyeRth House % feet
inches h sd feet lot % feet inches 'front.' 20 feet 40 inches
rear by % feet inches deep House cns for $50 81 800
ON bond and mortgage For further particulars
apply 90 the AuctonccT 1907 Ieltloth
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SFA BATHING-CApr MAY, y. j.
BOARD in a FRENCH FAMILY.-

Board IN small private French family. with tn
out breakfast a furnished paror with bedroom attached
the house pleasantly located Apply al $50 Houston st.
near Wooster. lelJ lF
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. La

UIlhlsN W AJhh - y - W u DthiN ~
u BORATORY. 10 tf0nt-st. two doors south n Fgl-
0n-st complete assortment Of Fireworks are no" Of
ered flr sale CONSISTING II the following
Rockefs fr.m ~ h. lb Roman andes. from b IL
lhs Irangss a ali sLes. Stroll wheels 10 fefhfd
3d. 10 Mines If ,egents bengoia Lights, 81 iii sues
Exhibition pieces %. LING Pigeons, do IOrligns DO,
MarOOns. 10 Flower POS Pou FIRES Pm Wheels SER
pents Grasshopgefs blue Lights Ioredoesi Pilnns
Cracstrs. Double Heals Canton Rejects Eifs CfNs-
ers Noe J and Juslc, a. e.. Country merchants and
dealers IN general requested y call and examine the
at.ye stock b. Committees or city and country d!s-
plays military and pnate parties. can ne supphed On inc
INST liberal terms wth the above mentioned articles Taf-
rsufed ts materials HAVING been selected With the utmost
Iclf sWls ~ bENNEAhs
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Published this dav,
! AND and LEE in the BOSPHORUS
~ and EGEAN or VISIT 20 Consisntn'q'e ant Athens
~ Rev Waiter Cotton Edited by Rev. HeaTyr Cheerer
Price 81
The ORTHOEPISr-a collection Of all the words m The
English language that often pronounced inccrrectf
u h their definitions, O. which appended Reading EIer-
cses Boo which introduced at the words n the rrtceug
vocabulary A>. LIST II words exhibiting NelSterS or
thoerauhv-bs James Martin. Puc- 81 ceRls.
NATIONAL SERIES or READING BooKS-R G.. PAR
KERS THIRD READER. r PARKERS FOURTH
READER. z C. PARKEkS RHETORIC Al REAL DER
These Readers under the title II National Seues II Read
M Books Will De followed hy the Scsond ani ktSt. which
VIII appear July and -Si and are commanded 90 The
attention II an good Teachers. interested the promotion
II sound education Published by
je4 etSTuNuW A. : BARNES n co. 81 Johns.
AUDUBON'S BIRDS of AMERICA
~ for SALE-Iarge edition. IN four volumes, aud IN
excellent condition Address WM. ALLSrON GOUR-
DIN. East Bay. Charleston. $ {. le3 5yis
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ROARD-A pleasant Lon ROOM. wlth

two lCe Pal.ues and Bedroom az dining. furnished
or unfurnshet the thlrd fO0r. VITA Board Tor Gen
tenin and ne nay he had by Application ~ SO Sqrasst
2c door east OF Broadway 70 wallis UneIceptionaoie
references gwen ald required lele w.
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ERVANTS-A large number of superior

GERYANTS-A large number of superior
- Proiesfants and Catholics table for note "
private families are wanting employ neut. ~ 9 Ma
SONS Offices. 5jJ Broadway and i39 Bowery. Terms
tell, Subscription % cents. otherwise % cents Sscrp
t,r, respectfully solicited These Servants are Setsl
with TIE utmost care By u great experience 20 he
Iess and M NJ guarantees them fully e1 pal % any Wca
may Pc found c.sewhere. B.-Nel and bofs can pc IA
for arv -cerert..tle elr-lovrreut Iel7 TSIhis-
& ERVANTS in BR0OkLYN.-SItua
- tons are wanted ior abos; 100 excellent Servants W
Coos Chambc maids. Nurses Salmstressas. general
HousemaIds -prutestants Catholics. aad Coi"rel -
MANNISG'S Agency p Fu;on-st.. cor. TerY Jel u
VHE ADVERTISER, a respectable,
L experienced intelligent and sober Man. well ei Gated
who has general know ledge 81 business desrous ~
employment where ne could render himself OF service mas
no lection travel any part II the states IN
REQUIRING confidence. integrity. assduIty and zeal Would
take the charge Of any Office the superintendent OF Ds
ness or devote portion Of bis tune 70 permanent employ
ment "a moderate terms Can eve most satisfactory r.
fcrCnces. Principals Will please address MI FUEL D
(postpaid Box Z0j Lower Post Olce, or 2y2 Canalsi
]el7 IT.
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% Napoleon aud thc Army.ISlac

exclusive treatment Of Ear Diseases has been remoNedo
81 broadway Office hours from uu consultation Tee
by letter 81 unpaid letters refused mill I'm
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FOURTl! OF JULY.

ENIREWORkS.-The advertiser offers
d his usnal assortment Of small and hwe FIRE
WORkS. for the approaching FOURTH JULY Also,
Edges Is OK cts and Exhibition pieces with coofd hres AZ
factory prices J " HOLBERFON, u MAIDEN lane.
lel7 l6ts
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~ IIII'
published Ola tie depaftIr. Of each Ma Steamer for Ly
sIpoo Pnce 81 cents c0uy or - per year. 70 any part
Great Britain s. % the Continent, postage included
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pOONS.-A private family, in new
house with all the modern improvements IN pleas
ant part Of the city would let gentlemen Room and
Bedroom with closets attached the second foor with or
without partial board with privilege Of baths Water and
gas IN the room References exchanged Inquire a. l8l
East Twenty st Jel7 <"luIhSS-
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4 SSIGNEES' SALE.-The subscribers
" VIII sell A sgcton N FRIDAY June D. At the Foun-
dr. stely occupied by H. Gif- SON al the hriufss
of SAID foundry consisting of stove, furnace and porae
forge patterns colr~r stove hollow ware patlerns
f4 blacksmith tools portable foges steam engine and
boiler cuuola Sc &C Terms made Known "a ne DAY VI
sale Dated Peessull. y Y EtY - 1871.
PFII s c VOUGHT. .--,..s
isiz Ct. THOMas D sOUTHARD
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zen l -. I've hundred wanted, VINO
y can make from S2 70 SIS week IN selling the new
Ladies Parnr Boos and Domestic Keepsake Just pub
sbed containing the celebrated Washing recipe, lusrai
ell. Gail ~ address postpaid American Family Pubhcs
ton Establishment l28 Nassau-st. n. Y. MO lm'
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MAN about 20 be dsongaced from his present sltua
ton desires employment as.Assstant merchants, law
ycrs other Office situation. where integrity and atten-
iion would BE appreciated Writes free. correct hand
has fair knowledge Of accounts, and u well acquainted
with the CITY Reference TO present employers. Address
W Tribune Office JeN -
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BROADWAY THEATER.- Doors
oDen at Il curtain NJ u 0'cl0ck Puces II Ad.
miSSiO-DfesS Cilce and Parquet, ~ cents Family and
Third Circles p cents GALLERY ~ ceAS Private Boxes.
s. and So THIS EVENING. June II. vii Be Performed
the Spectacle %
AZAEL. THE PRODIGAL.
A7ael hr tunw Jephiele. Miss AndeTtoa
The performance VIII commence with
PEIIICOAr COY ERNNENr
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no MANUFACTURERS Of PAVE
IVO MIDDLE-AGED MEN of high in
BOARDING.

limited STATES HOTEL at PHIL
= ADELPHIA The subscriber respectfully announces
to his friends and the travelling community that he has
sumCd the propnetorshIp Of the UNITED STATES HO-
TEL Long known in connection with the Hotel under the
late proprietor, he feels perfectly safe IN promising M old
patrons that nothing shall be wanting 10 confirm It's
reputation the best kept house IN the country No
expense has been spared completely redttng the entire
establishment and he particularly invites attention 10 the
changes introduced Tor the convenience and comfort Of Ia
Firmly determined TO give satisfaction, he soLcIts
OF that patronage always freely bestowed on
the old United States Imy28 3Inl A. @ ALLEN.
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tins city has Professor GIIlLAl MI IL Al
BOTvt0 deliver a course of four LECTURES illustrating
practically the newly introduced philosophical SYSTEM by
which tie pronouucatlon # the French Language Is &C
CURED lessons. First lecture 20 be gwen THIS
EVENING al Clinton Hall The public are respectfully
invited 10 Aitnnd. AdmlssIun free leII ~
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Z : wet NURSE by a respectable Woman
l,st iel7 IT.
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euremeut and pure ar Of the country with pleasant
and breakfast and tea may be had az 50 hs'-i -
Jersey CITY short distance from the ferry and near ne
water The family small and but few ooArdeTs frce'ed
Reference gwen and required. letf N-
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EIRENOkkS at 1872 Chatham-st., oppO-
site the National Theatre The s1bscuher has got
gp hs usual large suppl ync OF standard -nd ahcJ
flkE WORKS,
which he vii dispose 81 10 dealers, ships, st' tnboats
parties Of pleasure and The PATRIOTIC GA tho most bcfa
terms. consisting part OF dc following ditc4ss
Rockets Chinese lyes,
Roman Candles Flower pts,
Vertical Wheels. GrnsshDppcn,
Mines uf Stars otknns,
Nine n Serpeuts yellow Lights,
Bgg0ia ligAts. Iuanfics
Table Rockets, PYRAMIDS
BIue Lights Fans.
Pt1 Wheels Canton Fire Crackers
Seueufs Rockets,
Scroll Wheels, NpNnst
Torhllons, iw.fao's,
Pigeons, ruling ifac>efs
etfeamers Doodle Hcalers. &c.
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