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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12

LANE SurNRioR.-A correspondent of The
iass Saper.0T Journal, speaking OF the Norwich
kne SAYS
They have a mile square of mineral and agucuu-
nland, ON which they have sunk three shafts on
ete VEN, one 20 the ecph OF overweight feet, one
S'enty feet. aud one thirty-two feet They are sep
ia'ed some eighty rods from one another. An adlt
As sheen crvtn In los feet IN length. which cuts the
eeepesi shaft siNty three feet below the surface
Srvlng 10 Nentllatc ana drain The NINE. They have
Hh'ed on the VEN al slNtN-thrce feet hty feet
sowing wsll-dehucd VEN al the west end OF
Wenty'six inches IN thickness and a, The east end
sty'Ax inches IA width, carving copper IN small
masses and good stamp work They have about
we acres UnCer improvement they have lately
AAae call Tor $i0,OVO ioy carving on their Winter
VteisnonS, and VITA their g00o snow ana etclenI
s'it Nj Davis, shall look for a handsome ship
aen' o. copper the coming >puns.
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BOARD WANTED. 4 Gentleman.

DOOMS. To let with Board. for gen.
-leuen and their wlyes large front and Dacs par
rr with folding doors and panres attached Also
.r uglc seuemen-al are any and pleasantly situated
Apoya- n IS las. Broadway. References eEcAaage1
5 3tAfXN
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Liner from IL PasO.

Through the attention of Mr.. j. t.
french We nave been furnished the following items,
Mr. f. left I'll Paso on the Sd INST, and reached lhs
city ON the 18TH instant, making the trip through III
thirteen days. The great apprehension felt for the
efops had m measure subsidized by the frequent tai
Of hghi showers. The RIO Grande, however. still
continued very low, and IN some places presented
the appearance of small lakes, ana the water had
become very bTacklsh. Col Graham had gone TO the
CHA but nothing nad been heard al the time Mr. r.
len OF his arrival there. \ general explosion was
anticipated, ana that, unless commissioner Bart
let's
Smile and frown, like TO Achilles spear,
Is abe with the change 10 NIL and cure
dissolution must take place, aS It would appear
impossible Tor Col. Graham 10 "rcOrganlZc the
Commission according To ms instructions. Besides
Mr. Gray, without whose acquCScenCc the line as
established 10 the CHA Is OF no eheyA says he never
can give ms sanction To 1t but hIe{ concurs with
Col. Graham, that the starting pOln' from the RIO
Grande cannot be- more than cight miles above the
Plaza of III pa>o.
Anew DAYS before Mr. f lefi. the Apaches made a
descent upon The muh,ada OF the /. :. Boundary
Commission. near Frontcrd, and succeeded IN driving
ofNeye head They were pursued, more a Ia mode
than CONNIE a fat, without success.
The hfst merchant tram VIA santa Fc had Just ar
med and reported the whole country as parchcdu up
ior want OF rams To obtain water on The Arkansas
and other MYERS on the route, was neceSS iry 10 dig
trenches IN their apparently dry beds
Trade At I'll PaSo was quite ianguld, though anum-
Der of chihuahua merchants were daily expected, to
maze purchases lor mat market ana Tue lar OF san
Juan.
The contract Tor supplying the post al F. PaSo
and vicinity Will corn Lad been taken at s. 50 per
hnega-a prCC far below former rates but II Is vet
subject 10 The approval OF the Secretary of War.
Numerous changes have taken place IN the dlSpo-
ston OF the troops IA the 9th Department. The an
heted order from Col. sumner, IN command, fur
nskes some particulars The order Is considered a
very Stringent one IN many respects, and creates
bWe excitement among those whom II most con-
Gems
MAJ BackuS len on the LIST for Albuquerque, and
Rwas presumed he would take command of the Ma
veoe Expedition MAJ. RICHARDSON Was daily ex-
pec,ed al HI PaSo, with recruits.
M 7. passed MIR. VIM. Smiths tram OF fifteen
wagons al the last crossing OF the Llmpla They
wue setting along " H. and may reach TINS clty by
Ae gNhmSt. The country from the Llmpla 10 the
san Felipe Is very dry, and grass very poor
huI one small party Ut Indians We're seen, al
though beyond The PecOS their signs were numerous.
- ffom Somo Indian traders met on The Llmpla, Nj.
r leaned that NontwOrih's tram Was, on the eth
h1l at the Guadalupe Mountains. Much anxiety
sase Al the Pass for his safety, and ms arrival was
eay looked tor.
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Gpccin! Notices.


~ Eleventh Police Di>triCt.-MIDpWG GILES
& ~ mteln 90 ths members NJ tae Nil F'l.c p.s-
aeld Al the S!alon. house Seft TO- ll tAc Comu-t-
go,9td Al pleVoUs meeting o. receive such doao-
each msmher uish by dis Ssd O. gye n oca~h %
NSos and family ~ ouF lse aS>cc.t". sccrlan Gil
80 80 81 The lNtA Mut were directed O. pay over tae
al.al u MoncyS collected ~ ths above purpose, ana
"a re "lcow GILLESPIE receipt therefor
e.. NVnmNtee, therefore. IN pursuance ~ the above
report that tacs have collected ifpn the len-
"a we Ntth Distinct the sum of 50 30. which ilc' have
ea @ NJ, - 1,, ., ,,;, a. - s',o '''"e 10
IHO> I BAklO\. Committee
Rs.. GILBERT LEGGEr.
Rs,'te New oh, Sept a.. 1851. from MeS>S JEFFREY,
u. LesSVt, OoUt;ec OF lie Ia District Police
- &C. ~,s st,e,es "Is .N,'.4
49, american Piano-forte Association.-ESta
no.,A sH tAe general distribution Oi Piano t,rtes hy
RsNs Pay uents All interested m this popular IN we
w4l N please observe that the office OF the Cornsnv
"a spened from and AFTER the 1T of SeptrnA,r oa
A. az Thursdays and SatpniayS oAly hours of attend
Ia, Vm IN 'ae morning 20 IN the evening Fprthrr
ssrA peohc meeting will be held THURSDAY s,,ninr n
when tbs prncipleS and advantages II the a.
tn Slu b. felN explained 20 all who desire nIorn,
!, Ln-fse iudass, Room No ) Is gBn,aAyav
JOCELIN WATSON, Trustees
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NOTICE.-Several i'm
TEAC f Wanted, a competent

Teacher for a District School IN the village Of Dobb's
Ferry, on the Hudson p miles from the city Salary Sbo
per quarter t. commence Immediately. Address. post
pald OF apply to NJ X CONCUR, Dobb's Ferry slII'
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II = Wui,xp. Aucuonesr.
r. { KENr. Au-tioaeer
4 SSIGNEES' SALE Of FASHION

= AbLE IT I'M M, FINNV WILLY ~
PETS. &c TO MORROW. i>a'unday.l AZ 10 O'Clock az
No IS Na>Sau-St UtST Fulton r {. KEMP VIII sell Al
auction above bs order 4 as>usss Vers Large a.
handsome furniture, hcary new aud removed
Tor q sale Al the furniture - lasgv
iaShonahy furnished Csc CONSISTING OF tapestry bras
sells three pv and cher carpets carved ro>cwoI paris
furniture suite rCh freuch blue and gold broca
tee and one SUIT go N CRIMSON velvet pluSh rue carved
etagere with mirrors set damask lace and Turkey red
window curtains and ornaments. one very rch eronxed
mantle coCA with dcsoas % match tich Ihiaa tea
and coffee sets silver ted ware carved rosewood bed
stead snd uiarhlroa dressing huIcauN and washstAads
rich plated chamber tutuNulc en- suite carved mahogany
sofas tee-atctes. Noiare and roAu chalTs
yaror chars, dvaBs mahogany marble TOP euresux and
WaShs'antS. mahog French and other hedteatk best
curled HAIR beds aud bedding chamber chars,
Cinirg-rcom and kitchen hgrnltute-a OF which well
worthy the attention. ~ huuSeAccperS Also, three
nor rosewood Piano Fo-tts from well known city makers
the best reputation. and inch PARTICULARLY worthy
of the attention purchasers Goods purchased 10 out
the can b. packed Shppr. at reasonable charge
Catalogues On the morning oi sale slSN'
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WILL OPEN at the Hall No. 1876
w Broadway, VI SATURDAY. the 18Th, the most
h.sut l piece VI Mechanism exhibited IN New YORK
BUCKLEY WALES MODEL OF MOUNT YER
NON -
u the foot aud i pronounced u 'he most fect spec
mens ever seen IN l. would BE- only superef0ga
tron attempt describe tit must he seen = be a9pfs
cIaied
Oren from A VI ull0P. NJ Admission p cents
at
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VRlPLER HALL-Unparalleled sue

Il cess Prot ANDERSON - 1900.
GRAND DRAWING ROOM ENTERTAINMENTS,
ct SOIREES MYSIEKIEUSE,
sun continues nightly hTOnged by most fashionable
and GIFTED audiences and III be continued every even
~ Doors open at commerce al g.
Professor WILL during ihs week have ne honor Of m
to.ucng several new original and astonishing TICKS IN
NATURAL MAGIC acAho~ edged by all - De each ctJ
doetres II the art and the y2atus The most riuste
rcn and elegant Among viii h all be Prof Anderson
famous MYSTIC CABINET, Prof. Aneerson's u isIE-
RIOUS LAUNDRY. Prof A1defs0n's INVISIBLE In
CHANIED ANIARI. Prof Anders0ns MYSTERIOUS
BOTTLE, Prof Anders0n's SECRET PACkAGE, Prof
Anderson FILTRATION MlSlER!ElSE, Prof An
derson's CRYSTAL CASkEr, Prof. Anderson ELEC-
TRIO WATCHES
In addition to these several ,,he Of equal interest and
wonder
q cents
Carrlaees NAV be ordered 20 10 O'Clock
The entertainment IN two parts. iet~Ht "hich al N
feral OF fifteen minutes. WHEN the LADIES' ana Gentle
sn Sa ns are thrown 0peu where lees fruits and Tie
choicest Refreshments nay Re procured ,-,.,.
Prof ANDERSON SGRAND DAY PEhF OHhANOh'
,sh,sh vas crowded last week val tsSe place
on SATU RDAY. SEPT. 49,
Doors oDen Z. commences ~ TERMINATES az u.
Admission a. usual ~ =, q,
Seats for performance inay be SCI lfeu ~ ths nan
dlrng the week from 10 ocloc. ~ I = VI 50 QUA
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MIR. DEMPSTER. Composer ct l ne
w Sly Queen" Lament Of the IL, ,s,r-s1ogea,
Ilnd BOy &C Will give hls First Ballad ~ 81 r. .
tbs s.ason a. the BROADWAY IAbkHHAN ~ n
MONDAY EVENING, sept ID
DTSSELLS GRAND PANohyat .oI \
WHALING VOYAGE ROCN vi d cent.
5 NV open al Panorama Hall Ad Ga1osnSe II ococE
i0r Gle VOYAGE Doors open, a. Roos stores s3u
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DARNIM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

VNKN I VI > 4 NJ TNTN+l+N TO, - -, =,
i b-Aimittance 25 cts Children l2l cts-IHl KSDaI
srb friday sept. ,ns
-, 1d,cit an III FGANT DANCE. THE Dl NIB BELLE
VOL Az VENT beautiful and celebrated comic g pss
mnn, In the Evening, commencing AZ y olGh N ",
mantle admitted ~ be the best Paatoine OF the
Jar The Chinese Collection, Happy Family anu 'uos'-
t ta, n nsnai houTs sll
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IN HorF~AN. Arctoseeg.
(VRA MTSCON ADO SIGAR.-I.. VI.

Y HOFFMAN, \ co will eel on TUESDAY, tSsA
m, a Y O'Clock ~ the wharf froai q FsrS store.
Pro klnuearthe Sou-h Fcrr, SEQ hhis Cuba MgscSSao
= -. ' ~ So g.
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Ready as Day,
I IFE or GENERAL LOPEZ, and
L History ofthe LAKE. Attempted Revoluuon n Caoa,
b. a FLlBU>rERo.
Prce l2i Cents
THIS the only wslaransed account the la;e disAs-
troas attack Cuba that has been written giving id and
authentic details the whole affair from - commence
m,ni 70 Is termination. with history Of Gen LOPEZS
former and terrible death.
DEWITT = DAVENPORT. Publishers
sl9if Tribune Buildings
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.,,s,s,IA OR.GOs AID THE sAND"ItH ''1" -
- .,'o an ne departure f eaen Man Steamer ~
S.sre, Yrlce b. ,entg ler copy. .rI p,bi,g.ers
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pEIHAMyULELOTS atAUCTION.

BY order IT the United Brothers Land Society, the
81 RPIUS LOTS marked on map. from to Y, inclusive,
will be- sold on the ground. a. pelhamyIc, ON MONDAY
newt the 18th INST a o'clock by public auction. to the
highest bidder. Also. old Building aud all the cut
Wood belonging TO The Society Twenty per cent u be-
PAID IN Lots when sold aud the balance delivery Of
deeds the Building God 20 be PAID Tor IN full al The
time Of sale. III. hARSDEN, trusted"
The New-Hayen Csrs leave Canal st AZ AZ o'clock.
sll Us
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PRIVATE BOARDING-For Families,

Single Gents &c.-NcN house Just lifted up. very ell
gble location accessible 20 business. Extra large or
small rooms large pantres. on 2d 81 and TN 'ors a.
r. ducon from down town prices Tor same accln'ndt-
ton with the comforts Of home Apply AZ No b3J iuu
son-st nearly opposite Ablngdon-parS Kip Browns
stages pass every three minutes quiet good ORDER, anu
au26 i'm
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NO JEWELLERS. SILVERSMITHS.

u and DEALERS in PLATED and FANCY GOODS
Wanted by the advertiser, who thoroughly under stands
the above trades, well the value OF diamonds ana
oWeSla permanent situation; speaks and writes rench
fueniv and can keep set Of books. References o I'M
resuectabty letter addressed b, Office OF this
journal, VIII receive immediate attention sl0 81
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NsTSTC.-MRS. SHEPHERD. Teacher
W cfthe Piano. Guitar and SINGING. No De Bsvo.se-
place between " TN av. and Lvngsiol-st Sfoo>lyn
4. AiMNf.
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Two BE SOI.D.-Ihe celebrated collec-
u ton OF Anatomical. Physiological, and Pathological
Preparations IN War Of me late SIGNOR SAhII now ia
exhibition at the Soc-iy Ibrary Rooms No Jb VI 'ai-
way New-YoTk City, vii be sold at Public Anco~n, AZ
the above rooms. on MONDAY Sept -. 1851, ~ il
o'clock NJ For Of sale apply person, OF by let
ter, post paid To MOSES b MACLAY,
81 lgs Attv and Counsellor at Law No 9Nsssau-se
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JANE COILS, Auctiuneer
pERFMPTOkN SALE.-Nos ~ and
4 81 Mashngton-st brooklyn james Colo Will sell At
Auction MONDAY sept d. 1881, a. " o'clock at the
Merchants Exchange. New York. two yaluase lots of
ground know Nos 81 aud 81 Washington 1t On which
formerly stood the building SHOWN rs the Brooklyn Mold
ing Mill.
one lot being - by 100 feet inches therea60uts run
mig through TO SteWHTts Sold subject 20 mortgage Of
$500.
The other lot beng "a feet 10 inches by 81 feet inches
deep Sold subject 60 mortgage Of $1,000
ON the lots there large stone foundation, which VIII
De sold with fhe lots Terms at sale.
For maps and particulars apply to the Ao,toheer, Nc.
g Futon-st., Brooklyn, and NJ Wall St, New-fofk
SCOT
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HOok AGENTS WANTED-To ci,-
caie one Z the NOS aly written. s5sld d- u -
trat-i ans guy '-i1aoe Il 'rl a aA4 Descriptive "'As
..cim0Srw ; DRAKE co. Hlrrf-d. Conn.
vsILLINFRS WANTED-A NUMBER
w Of god Mlu--s oal fld SIC al, employment AZ No
o. = ''' ~ MRS. BooHHOuT
NsTSIC.-MRS. SHEPHERD. Teacher
W cfthe Piano Guitar and SINGING. No De Bsvo.se-
place oetwsen Ton av. and L'.ngsiol-s'. siooNih
$40 6'1iWSF'
yEUSIC.-Proiesso En-. Brandels In
We fms rs pu lis Schools and the Public Iu general.
ma. he continues 20 teach the ano and neng English
and Italian styles f3lo"Bs most expeditions aud sue
cessf method I'M artiug thorough musical SnOwled-e
7 mon In the Frerch Italian Eagsh and German Ilioms
to o'clock. at " 2so Hous.oa-st ss1*'
PROFESSOR OF MUSIC-A Lady
who Is an accomplished singer superior Pianist and
sc. WISHES obtain Board and Lodging IN prV Ate family
where her VAL be taken IN comp thereof
oilers the tine her services u the puDut III
general and observes that she would he willing 70 accept
uatlon and leader OF the ch'r IN Froles
carace and qua icaion can be siven t9r PaFc lsis
apply by writing A c. Central POST "rcv; ~ %
Broadway SO S,"rNh'
UOHN HOLMES and PHILIP JEAR-
- DIN-Information Wanted John Holmes, BLACK
scotland were IN New York CITY, $780, which they
have been heard from Any person VINO can give any
rfoma ION Of them viii confer favor by addressing
Their brother, JAMES HOLMES, Al Hammond y Law
r.nce County Y Sl9 6tDSNN'
pAIRICK BURNS. a Soldier of the
War Of 1872 and who enlisted New York. Will near
of something to his advantage By calling on EAkL
BARTLETT. Attorney. No Hanover-st, New-iork.
SO 80
DARTNER.-Wa a Partner, with
600 10 81 GOO cash to extend lucrative manuiac-
business Apply TO K R at the ohce OF tins paper
DARTNER WANTED-ln the Lumber
Business IN Brooklyn IN good location. well e>ta9-
l,hed with good cty and country trade. Address 81
Rrookivn Pos; Ofice sl0l v'
SOPRANO WANTED.-Wanted. for A
- PRESBYTERIAN Church the upper part Of the city
q soprano and Alto Singer Address WALKER al ths Of
fce SO Sc
UATIONS-Are wanted f0r large
and select number Of Servants OF various nations ana
Of every station at the ONLY Protestant Agency IA
tins cty No Camme-st and NJ the Old Society once,
No lO6 Chambers THE only Offices extensively patron
lzed by the best families and frsciaSs servants sl2 ~
- ERN ANTS.-N anted. an EXPERIENCED
- Waitress Nurse and Chamberuall for the South.
good Cooks other Servants at No 1913 GTandst
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NEW MODEL HOTEL.-Furnlshed
' Rooms from Os g. is per week Loiglng p cents.
ton a-c ~ ana Sc NJ alton the furn re and
bedding oi the Eagle Hotel. situated u The lc--2a u
william. North William. and Franki' SIS one p-tA
from the Park Open tarng the night Those wanting
vented. quiet hgre ard who desire the modern improve
menfs, including economy WI ind n 'hs house All it
combine those The large Basement, and ,>o stores a.
nfcf-ng with Inc Hotel. 70 let. = NJ.
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THE EEW-YoRK FRib' Ne
THE NEWYORK TRIBUNE

=, - n .-y.rJ IITr- UaI alI 7 MIL -,
sslst "a W. COM. flr - Ten for go Aver
~ .,,, & eats a Inc for ZACH iDse0ioh-
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NO TEACHERS.-A Young Gentle

man Of liberal education wishes situation as ASSIST
Teacher Boarding School this caty Saisiac-
ory references be gwen, aud ample testimonials Of
hllty ard moral character can be produced Address
'EACHER. Brooklyn Post Office. SO w.
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ysILLINFRS WANTED-A NUMBER
w OF s.ad Mdu--s cal ild 81. employment 1t No
~ = ~ MRS BOOKHOUT
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r., ru,;cra,, r,te,I,genc. Office and Labor
Wantc0.

A 8 Cook. Washer and Ironer, by a res
= pectable Young Woman Has the best OF city Te'er-
ouce Apply at No 81 18Th St between 9Th and 9TH avs
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ct. JOHNSBTRY HOUSE.-By A.C.

- |. JUHNSBI 4 f1UUN E.-DF T. '.
eJENNINGS - Jonnsnury, Nt-Ine nearest point y
railroad 20 the v hfe Mountains NnlJugIng Lake. ~.
S-agcs leave ms house every morning Tor The "nte
VI 90 Itllus. returning the same evening.
Passengers by the morning tram iTom New 'rA' "a
New Haven ana S1rlngfield. VII reach JOhfr1lrs
the way by railway the same evening, and tie "iis
VI lntlIns the next -ar tine for dHnef 49,. =,
= Jehusblrv IS lnI!es from Fahyans. ate NOM
tlus g niles trlm The Crawfo House - miles ifos
Wi.l0Ushty Lake T. miles from St1lsts-d, { l. Eg
miles from Boston ls miles fron Springfield Mass ana
322 HlIes from New-Yors aul5 IN
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As Cook, by respectable Woman IN
~ private family She understands her business 90 per-
lection and can refer the highest families III the
city, with whom She lived Apply at No 29i 9Th 81 ~
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DS HoucH. Auctioneor
THlS DAN. SEPT. II. at II \. VI. at No.
lpEGULAR YORK FALL

b. MOONEY. Auctloneer,
BOOTS and SHOES-3O0 tases.-An
assortment Boots Shoes and Rubters, adapted 10
the season. TUESDAY. 10 10 O'Clock. VI. al store
No 22J Pearls. Also prime assortment for private sale
lowest at NJ 22) Pearst corner Plat & New
York sutJ tn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12

Piano Of first rate cmmence. lately arrived from En-
roue ms to the enlightened inhabitants OF
tins EmpIe CITY Hi, method, combining the bnlncy OF
the Italian sv'e with the depth of the German school, IS
calculated upon msuDg the RAPID progress On sure
foundations Tuition through the medium OF the French
Italian. Spanish German and English languages Apply
ard 81 - W.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-A
i small family m the house children r ooarlers
Apply at No. "a ooster-st, near Amiiy - o.
ROARDING-A few Gentlemen may
- Obtain good Board and comfortable atoms
the pleasant and airy dwelling No - Rose 81 i - %
- 81 week. alIs I'M
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EODk AGENTS WANTED-To ci,-
Ic.'ae one & iae mos a-iy written s5.sld d. -
trat-l ans try a'raoe i i'rcii aA4 DESCRIPTIVE " 3D. :
-,,' u, -r -t.s ...ufrv. Address. r'S'-ra.f.
s.tlmDSrW :. DRAKE & co. Hlrrfl-d. Conn
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NO LET-With Board, front or back
+ ODGINGS. -CHAMBERLIN'S

can he accournod ited with large front room IN
furnished and pantry COMMUNICATING with breakfast and
lea se Of bathroom - Al NJ ga Bruadwty between
2h and 2sssts References exchanged Terms moderate
. lSs
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: Fxpress 10 New-Orleans.-

-Four times month ADAMS 81 co dispatch Steamer
TYuress for Orleans with freight for LouNana Ala
ba1a Mssssinl Tevas &C Rates reasonable and DEW
ery CERTAIN and usually IA advance OF me L. ; NAL
ADAMS No. rs WIll-st. y, Y,
sC20f and No - Camp St New Orleans.
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NEAC HER To Trustees or other

j school oceTs-A young man, graduate OF the Sa''
Normal School desIrous Of obtaining 4 situation a.
Teacher IN District Union school He has had mod
rate eyperence and furnish the necessary qnallhca-
IONS - To character and scholarship For further parcu-
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OF MUSIC.-A Lady
WOHN HOLMES and PHILIP JEAR-

pAIRICK BURNS, a Soldier of the
War Of 1872 and who enlisted IN New York. Will hear
of something to his advantage By calling on EARL
BARTLETT, Attorney. No. Hanover-st Ne"-forA.