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lS An evening party recently given by fashion
able lady IN New York, cost round sum Of Els 900
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SALE OF )CKs,
At Boston, Monday Feb. II.

do Boston and Providence Railroad. .........sz
40 EasteIh ~ IL - .''...............lO2i
do Michigan Central Railroad. .......... az
do western Railroad. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ls7
do Northern Railroad. ............... "a,
Shares Boston and Maine Railroad. .... "a
do Boston and Worcester Railroad .....,., i0*
do VT Central Railroad. ...........,. o.,
Worcester & Nashua Railroad. ..........., ~
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The Russian army is now composed of 352 900 men.
with 996 Gcld.pieces.
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MRS. NJ. S. THOMPSON, Practitioner of
Obstetrics and Medicine, No 10 SaiemSt wcold
say to the ladies in this vicinity she has an extensive
practice and, having had unparalleled success can give
reference among the best families of Worcester PaTtic
ulaT attention paid TO cancers. Advice free.
Worcester, Jan. Sd, 1850 an3.dtanrl
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FIFTH DISTRICT CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
The following is the official vote at the second trial, to
elect representative from this district January last
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A DAMS h co.'s CALIFORNIA FREIGHT, PACKAGE
LEGAL NOYseE .

GUrnEMB COURT, CITY AND COUNTY or NEW
- YorL-ucrtiper Denote sud Nstssa I,ekssr, exsee
and v. Hale of Ehss Hale decesssd
.ranst joseph stesrns "Reminiscences Jssn stssrns
Deceased esrsh starns wife ~ John Searn John arn
Jr Jane Maria wife sf Adelphus Liant Nai Johr NJ aen
X, jane g. and Sarah r. children Of Henry Stearps
des.sscd To Joseph X. Stesrns.--Srs-rsu hereby
summoned ..d required 70 snsver ts. scmysin, "a hs
scon OF which hed In the ccs u th- Ciefk 81
the Supreme Covrt The City and couaty Of Nee YORK
the ith day Of July, 1851 az M pact nine scicek NJ
~ Broadway In the sy o. New York sfthis t-eny dsys
after service hereol exclusive sf The day u such s
vice. and II you fail b. answer the compisst ssress.d
the plss IN this action Will spgrte q. Gear roc we
pENOTTE b SUTHERLAND, Plsinttas AtssrneSs
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Our baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE August q, leoi.
Democratic Judicial. Nomi riosls-Siagtlay .3Gstnt Of
pounCster, dc.
The Democratic Judicial Convention, last night Bomi
mated Judge Lgrand for Judge of the Court Of APpei
william l.. Marshall for Judge Of the Court Of Common
Pleas william Fink, for Jndge Of the Superior Court;
Colonel Stump fer Judge Of the Criminal Court Edward
Dawiing for Clerk Of the Superior Court Lambert 8.
Norwood Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas snd
Thomas H. Moore for Clerk OF TIE Crrinsl Cocrt The
vention then adoui ned and will finish the ticket to-
night.
The segar Makers Association Of Baltimore yes1riay
chartered the steamer Columbia. for excurson down
the bay and about eight hundred persons embs ked
board Of her, consisting Of men, women and children
An incident occurred the passage which has caused
much conversation. appears that young lady, who
dancing the upper deck suddenly taken very
III, apparently with the cramp collie, and mustard,
brandy No g. the doctor speedily called IN
QUESTION The sgonixing OF the lady excited
general sympathy and all ss they
ceased when the doctor emerged from the ady cabin,
and announced that there more passenger On
board the boat. II was Q premature and anoAymcos
still born little girl
beautiful little called the Bertha Hirras
sowE launched yesterday from the shipyrd Of the
Messrs Gardiner intended to run rs mail and p4ssn
ger packet between 81 Thomas and thu Spanish Main
She IL l5 deck and 70 beam and win be supplied
with sixty horse marine engine, now In the eoarss q
construction by Mesrs Murray l. Haziehurst.
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PHILADELPHIA, august y isol
Cuton .9fcSs-.q Happy Omen--qrrissi Of Mayer GU
pin in Bostcw-Tne late Fire Riot.
The accounts from Cubs, received by the New York
unta have infused life into the friends Of the
in this city who had been sadly depressed by the pre-
vious that the revolution had besp
pletey suppressed. An occurred here, this
ing, about the time the Hrsk arrived with the god
II less than the flight Of eagle, which
sighted in the ~ndow Of Gihon's book bindery.
Third and Chestnut streets As the noble bird came
from the South II Is thought BY some 10 be onsn Of
to the Cubsns and that may shortly ooh for
glorious from that quarter The eagle measured
i've feet ffom' wing to wing.
A despatch from Boston announces the arrival there
Of the bark Esgs having board Mayor 0ipn of this
city and sprinkling q city fathers Who started
eight days since excursion 10 the city 81 notons
The probability IL that the shot by officer Perh~n-
pine inhs frvmens riot the other morning will
The rovdies and their friends making considerable
fuss about what they call the attempted murder Of
peaces BILE and inoenive The true friend. q lsw
and order are however convinced that the orsr 49,
perfectly justified in the he took 70 arrest m
offender, and at the same time protect himself
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PUBLICATIONS.

CAPTAIN NARRyArTs SEA STORIES ECLIPsED,-
~ Light reading for the sunmer-Just prsleAsd, this
day. Tho AdveUurss Of Psu Psrriwinhie. Illustrated
81 the most Interesting and thrilling sestas writ
sen BY the sn.hos q Cavendsh be- This highly popular
sstsry which had mcet unprecedented in London
rsbished IN thar superior Style With siesaat
srsyn meet the universal demand which i repyser
has created for with the reading ppttis Of ths Units<
S'a"" i''' D. Ioso pRorBrR. ~ Ann asssa
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Elm ANC1 Az.

w ~ r. rAPscoTT CO.. % SOUTH srREEr
w snrrly dynfts for any sneunt psysms throughout
eres. and Ireland They sise sole aents for
Line AMI Line Of Liverpool ractsts and The Lac Of
Jondcn r.ete raease fy ANY Of whieh hrs can be On
stett ca rsttCIsIitttImf.
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Totals. So, lSs02 $67 ,6X 800, i6l Sij2.S62
Total value Of exports during the month, $34747S5
larger per cent exports in July than usual went to
Great Britain To France, the shipments were quite
limited
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value Of foreign dry goods entered at this port FOE
sumption for warehousing and withdrawn from ware
house, for the week ending the 7th Of August -
MOVEMENTS FOREIGN Day GooDs.
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NE VIZ Sy THE MAILS.
The Presisient's Virginia Trip.
orr vIRoInIA CORRESPONDENCE
CnAHIrsroyvx J.f.rson 10 Aug Il 4,


CHARLEsTows Jefferson Co.. Aug q, 1851
the setretsy Of the Interior and the Secretary Of Was
and Mr. W W. coreoran, the banker and Others, ieft
Washington yesterday morning ut six clock, break
tasted at the Relay House thirty miles Journey
passed On up to Harper Perr vhere the Present was
receNea ~ salute OF artillery, and very large turn
out OF the citizens After passing through the work. of
the United States Arnory aud inspecting the
machinery used In the inshnf.eture II Inuskets and
rifles the President and Party by special train cass on
to Chsrlestown, WI eDes. Carriages being Ia
they taken across tie c1unty Ave miles to shan.
pondale Springs, wbsra thsy dnel psoe surroondea
with people Ball in tho evening very largely s.teDded
President and suite retired carry After dinner to-day,
they leave ShanEondaie, and proceed by special train
up the valley and Will r.!, Vinchester by seven p
where very extensive -r,sag-aens have been made
for their reception Theaos, oy horse power, the
turnpike they will proceed gext day up the valley, aud
by easy stsgss 10 tho JTeeabrier White Sulphur
Springs The President expects 10 be absent ut least
WiSogrsrER Va, August Q, 1851
The Presidents Trip to the Jreisia Ehfs Sulphur Syringe
Progress Up iht Falls
Our last despatch ef, The resident Of the Omitted
States and suite ut the Shan oondale Springs Last
ming they had hop In t.o hotel-a perfect jam; and
some six seven hundred people slowed away In
establishment and its spoendsges intended for The
accom- mediation Of about two hundred The President
and party, however enjoyed a good nights rest and
spent an agreeable morning end forenoon at Shannon
dale, where they also paItooh Of early dinner hey
then came over to Charestown whsncs, after shor
time spent in receiving ctisens the President and
suite brought to Winchester by special train
irving here little after six o'clock p NJ They were re-
ceved with genuine enthusiast by the citizens and the
crowd would not be let fl without speech from secrs
tary Stuart Secretary Conrad and from the Pres-
dent They brief the Presidents, particularly
was an apology for not making speech rather anything
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RHRR TURF.

1 JNi0N COURSE. L. L-rRorTING-A SWEEP
~ STAKE Of S0OlA sweep takes for double teams mile
heats bert 3n Of 500 $50 given the second beet
70 wagons weighing not Less than $50 lbs will
Monday August Al. at o'clock e. uoagls nd bg
Tra, John and 9 shssssibsck; Hiram Woodruff names
m Fanny and b.. b. Orphan Boy. The Jenny Lind Line
Stages NJ hourly from Grand aad Peck slip
stages readiness az Fulton ferry Brootyn at 2ocook
fa-e ese. way 2 cents and remain until the sport 10
ever ~ JOHN SNEDIKER Proprietor.
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II T. WILLARD AUCTI0NEER-OIL PAINTINGS
for ssoons-J Hooper will SELL this norning - 0
oil Paintings suitable for saloons yis Sleeping Cupid
Prom The school Of Guido Rene IN largo gilt
In rich carved frame, &c.
WM MCCORMICK, AUeTIoNEER--srOkE, lsSrRUCE
~ srest,-Auo ion Aotiee-Wn. MoCo1nich Will sell,
s ,ay AT ~ o'clock ~ Is Spruce street elegant Gro
Clothir q, and other articles. y N
by hEoEhAN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sug1st 10, a. v,a O'clock A. ~ At John Peters boat
ing Smith street. Brooklyn corner OF Ham
ton asenre pesI the Penny Bridge: Sale row and sail
Boata oinkies Scows one Floating Saloon Floating stage
with Fish csrs one scboSnsr about thirty Eve forty
one Cart and Harness lot of Sails rxtures No Se
The being about 10 give the bbnes
al having boats his make other arrange
meEts.
UCTION N0TICE-THos. BELL, AUcrIONEIa-
~ By " Bush-Lsrge sale, this day at lots eeoos,
the 10 North william street. of elegant
hold cabinet Furniture also furniture from hotel Aiso
variety good furniture by virtue mortgage; also uphoi
stock Mattresses Beds Sheffield Ware hentsi Orna-
nents. Clocks, China, &c. TRoS. BELL, AuetioAeer.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES, Sc.


CRLooRr's cALIroRNIA rAcKAgs AND I rhRcEL
NJ Express, per steamers fHONEriiEl- and GbOkgia.
wednesday August - Dr,teh ss,ran,ee OF re.
reurnsdThe su bscrber will de-ratrl their nest spres
rer above for Chsgs and san Ju,a en- woans,
day. August13 As rarey hapr~as shat cue express ccs
placed -four hours IN advance 81
those Of all other rely With certainty
their will forward without eetcnton GA
the Isthmus Parcels received until the merhng q the daJ
the leave. and ette-s WITH ~ ~ kases
which all he msdsr9rte t water proof saovd
the once, before TUESDAY No Custm House
charges Passage Tickets furnished hs ahvs steam
ers, 81 the lowest rates. THOMSON HITCHCOCK
Managers and Arcnts i2 Pearl street. ecrner " all
A DAMS h CO.'S CALIFORNIA FREIGHT PASkAGE
"A ana Parcel Express. per T. Mail steamer 0eeTtia,
Lieut.. D. D. Porter, eommsndsr on wetnssiy Ansus ie
be despatched ss above, by The Z. s. Ms 9eorgia,
for Chaeres direct. Wednesday. 9th clock. r.
NJ THROUGH usual In charre Of own spcial messn
rer specia Freight Axents destns9n shirrers ~
This Express rely upon their goods Psnsms IN
season 70 40 NJ 81 s. Fssse Mail orer.n.
the September With the malls In snticrstSa Of q
large fresbt 3sh ~ouid rtspsthy relues, the
merchants others shppne 10 California " ssn IN the.r
soods % with invoices on s.iers ne f,h ias, ss
parcels viii Ne received Until 2cclcck y On The dsy q
Hss No ehsrs. e shiprsrs W our L,rrs. ior casgr
made s'tie,y water greSi o. tAsf VIZ ss ~ TIE RISK
ADAMS CO., 10 and IS Wall street.
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Sundays excepted B-Nsmbers who have not gos their
1e call %
l. seid Worth 70
be distributed s0 subseribers To supply the de-
Lakeland the Lens Island rarosd and ne land
sos w e ts f I ana Is %
aGs
.sy w Al Be Gs il few
iSofsss lying .osst1sr ne
81 the 81 when sn ss for
ISntn nsalms5s Of ST. The lots situated in the
unci ana miles from The sy 81 i1aS Where
h.,ds.%s erected and The Railroad Company
early and late that place Brsokyn IL
Sl shs s IN 'hs ena
Of water about miles in Of singular
VILLAGE is but miles distant from the gIea. South Bay,
piled with oysters clans and tsh Of various kinds
SS S SrI sn s a PER % H. es the
Several Of the first repeetabity who have lately
sSss are sqSsI to any they have
and that in d the highest al that the
ss.aS miles 81 irs asM III.
iSS 500 Apply CHARLES Weed. s.ssiSnsr III
N.
and forward receipts therefor mail. will
also grauitously furnish and pamphlets OF the
property and eheerfuy give such other may
be desired also desire To that have good farming
lands west of my village lands. which will sell acre
lots upwards at from $40 to $50 per These lands
are well situated for farming and gardening
every rspsct and having the advantage and Of
to any land the Island equal which In the
vicinity Of all tho old villages estcments Of Long ISL
and sells for so to $40 per acre
CHARLES WOOD, III John street, Y.
n- References to lthe quality Of the lands
made to Hon. Henry Negs Gen. Chandler The Ame-
ricnn Institute Rooms SOL Broadway n. VI c. NJ saxton,
publisher, Fulton street, N Y; D. Brown, ESQ offoe
Of the Awerissn AgrcStuist 1877 W,.er st. n Vi pr E.
street, Brooklyn G. H. Striker, Jr,, rs Broadway.
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BRILLIANT DIsC0yERIEs.-"T gE DECAPITATion
10 o. Thos Ews.nl Es9 ,s., sss.,
nee honor o. Which, hs ssys % s LINER :.
nstive merely The payment to Goodyear In i5 VI s3aS
for license WORK under 0ocdyears Patent. which Day
but made late 70 teness ha Day. eser Of so reward
conviction Of infrinscrs 0oodyears Patsn
which he himself hes the chief aad IL The only
frnger, brilliant eoneevtion Of Days and undeuet.
sdy original with him ps discovery o. 0ooiyeArs great
oil vuloanring Rubber full year before his spra
on HE patent therefor 81 Day only t
raid 20 who hsd Learned the secret In
tory brilliant exhbitisr sTsnsivs ssniv and a.
foras strihng proof Of how closely nvsasor vii
follow Aha he4ls OF ancAAsy.
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rANpEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD LINE yr9 s,. M \,
,tssmbce. goHN PofTGR Morning Line, ~ s,s'css
Xffcrnoon Line ~ oeioet Fare BY either iins ,ss
m sa p''st'~ Il BlIes,srsA
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
ZINE ARTS.

ATA LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF
at Brady gallery the 9Th ins for the pnrpo5e OF
spon ding cali made by the Sy Conyenton T..
Gavt called to the Chair L. =. Barker chosen
rotary. N motion Of q. Harrison,
That delegation OF DO appointed to attend
the Convention lie held at Utica the 2h Of Augrst
next.
H. ii. Meade. Charles Meade, Gabriel Harrison, William A.
Tsmss p Weston. Mr. sssssbury and H. IT, sps,iias &C.
rary delegates The chair then yielded
and after appropriate remarks Mr. Gavit offered
the following resolution y. -.1
Resolved That Daguerreans express deep and
heartfelt thu sudden ~ Daguerre
father Of yserious and beautiful proper
Of respect TO his memory the Daguerrean ieraty
for the space OF thirty days. :
motion then offered, that when adjourn,
ourn TO meet At the Gallery D. E. gayt "a Broadway
Thursday evening the l4h iast at o'clock. and that
cordial be extendsd to all th
the city Of New York Brooklyn, and W1iamsbureh TO
te nd and CO. operate. d. E.GAVIT, Chairman.
L. Z. BARRIER, Secretary.
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CLOTIiIN0.

CLOTliIN0s
lQS1 TALL CIOTHING.-wE WOULD RESPECT
lOOl fully Invite Western and southern merchants
call and look through our stock fall snd winter Cloth
our ssrtueu prepared for the approaching season. Will
found create. In extent snd variety than has ever been
got up BY any house IN the trade Our s.srons ana sr
we'll giving 70 our garments the AZ and hnh o.
the best work " proved 70 be duly appreciates
country constantly receive from cur customer, the
ana ready sale; besds ernined be undsrsola
riority Of the make Of our garments. D. DkvLlN,
~ and 80 John rsrset. corner Of Nasssa
CAsr OFF CLOTHING, ruRSTTu2E. FANCY
ssove on making application TO suSseriber who VIII
Attend ' saac q. LYON. r Wan s. - B.ss%ssA
>~~~~N~~~~~-s -
Il celebrated remedy bowel complaints, manufactured
rom mes xfBX5 Is Bsyy cor
OOO DOZEN ST. JULIEN ST. rsrEPHE AND MAR.
etVO gaux Claret,-Just received, new supply Of the
above fne 1i 1s 1ss and Pa. per dozen bottes
returned at the celebrated Brady Store 40 bfooe street
corner ofCrosby. =
DresoNs CAN Buy WINES. BRANDfEs, AND Ii
II qucrs Of very beet description IN say qusnuy 81 me
Ny stock large and from practical knovisdte IL care-
fully sud well selected One trial proves the fsot A. NJ
L1MokE 80 Broome street and bJl Houston SIS New YORK
4 ONION AND DUBLIN PORTER, INDIA rALr
IL Ale huirs Csngbeis, and he celebrated Ialhirk
Scotch Aes Warranted genuine, ~ the eeietraed Brsndy
Fine Aiu.ny and Troy s.oei Aes in ksss 81 each d.
livcred free IN sny part % tie sitg.
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nAGUERRE0TYpE-FIRST RATE PLATES MUST
~ be plated with sufficient thickness Of pure all
YER the purer the better and surface must be perfectly
smooth and The scale plates combine those advan
to the utmost The coat Of silver deposited on these
gnre advantage which cannot be much appreciated
They warranted perfect For SALE az the sole agents
VICTOR BISHOP No Is Maiden lane.
II ELLY's HALF PRICE ENGRAVING AND PRINT
ing oasce la Fulton street for'saiss Siii hsnds
Boxes Envelopes, SC. &C. name plate engraved and 30
cards printed for ten shiings NJ b-Dspot for sale OF
Copperplate Presses, burned Oil Black. &c., &c.
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REWARDS.

0ROn STOLEN ON BOARD OF
pow steamer Georgia on the 18th Of July on passage
emnsf ez Of $s dark gold rsssmbsd rams head;
SIP So and several other pieces The above reward will be
paid by the subscriber d. WOhLRY.
V6 REWARD--LEFT, IN THE FOURTH AVENUE
BO Cars, Wednesday night, about eleven o'clock.
pair Opera Glasses The reward will be paid to the
fHder by leaving them At 246 Fourth avenue.
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rRAyELLERs, GUIDE.

ayrw yoRV AND PHILADLLPBIA-NEw YoaR
~ and FhlsdeIphis dssct-yntsd sssses NAL Ls, ..
ihrcpsh n ~ hours via Nsv 'srsey .nS s,.. Lsy,
New Yort ~ A. NJ foot ef Courtlsnds strses sna
IA N and r. M from foot Of Liberty street Leave fh
sdeiphis ~ and A. n. and y. u, from We f'ss !"
walnut street.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

ITO THE PUBLIc.-IHBIA RUBBER sHoEs,-ouR
attention has been called Horace
II. Day. published In the New York Herald Of lth July.
1851 and the Courier and Enquirer Of date In which,
Hsq he asserts that dare noe charge him with piran
0ecdyeags Patents under ani that does
In the Shos
We have purchased licenses for the nsnuAcure Of In
ala Rubber Shoes under 0eodyes Pstent and paid our
money. and Are daily paying tarid for the
other person have done the disposed 20 DO
rather than pirate upon GooiyeArs Patsn We thinh II
mere Just purchase rsht 20 use valid patent. thAa
lodged Coodyesr's rights. made settlement sad axreet
in future not infringe his Patents II. 10 Asemp
ing only 10 infringe said Patents but to iure
selves. Who have, for large eonnasrsten pur,hassd
licenses. and nov work under them; and saarxe
Mr. Day directly, and that nstures with
pratns Geodyears Patents. In the Of the
shoes which he 10 Offering u the public; aud
that he. and ell who concerned with him pur-
chasing his Shoes vel,cu Of said PASsat
Rghts will be prosecuted.
i. CANDEE.
HAYWARD RUBBER Co..
by WIN. A, Buckingham, Treasurer.
THE NEWARK INDIA RuRBER MFG CO..
H. Hatshinson, President
FORD 4 co.
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HOMEsTEADs.

TINION BUILDING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BY
~ the Lefislature The next regular meeting will DO held
third floor. Tuesday. August H.
eight in the evening The fee Of this Assoc
at SEQ share Persons wishing join obtain further
information with the prospectus and on free. by
applying at the eecreary oe, 100 Nassau street. from
ten till twelve A. NJ and 20 three T. ~. every day.
pashoks requested call at the ooe and get them
before next meeting night. W. PARKER. Secretary.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A LARGE FRONT ROOM TO LET-ON THE SECOND
a floor in Fowlers Buildings. No. 100 Nassau street.
The aoSve premises can be hired for one term
application to JAMES s. SMITH, No. 00 Nassau street.
starA.
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TNUTRUCT1ON.

MIN. n. VTTIABHIILL, FHOfES VI 81 ~ IcH
~ iansuase, receives pupi's ~ ~ Barclay street ferms
r7oacrste. snd best Of references oven.
xUANTEp-IN FIRST CLASS SCHOOL roR YOUNG
w ladies, residen. French eovernes. fsrs,n, saa
ono 10 i've Instruction An Music would Be pre-
feared. ADDRESS, giving rcreness g. D. ~ fossV"'s'
Baltimore. Mar yiAnd. ------
CPAYIsH LANeUAGE--rRAcTIcAL AND THO
~ ,cticsi Course-Mr. A. DE y. eAEz, from Havsns,
having few leisure hours viii devote them an rvi lsess
in the above languages and WILL ..o make S,nssso ..n
docrp from Brosawsy, Once Not
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BUSINESS STAND TO BE RENTED-ONE IN A VERY
~ thriving condition "A country store located in
for sale contrasting of Dry Goods Crockery Hard
ware &c. The business in successful operation Ipd
great opportunity will be offered the owner in bad
health Address w. T.. at this occ for two three days
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, DO.

HORSE WAGON AND HARNESS FOR sALE.-THE
Horse iron l6 hands high, ave old,
sound and TO harness and saddle with
VI specd wagon light with shifting top nearly
built by Ford to ORDER harness new ls,t
property Of gentleman going to Europe Can be at
the stables Of Wn WADE, corner OF Hicks and Pacific
etreets South Brooklyn.
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LOST. 40.

OST-ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON IN G@INt
IL through Variok TO vandam street. Pearl Porte
Monnoe insid with silver and the initials c. L. tn
back The finder retain the contents but would oblg
much by returning the Porte Monnoe to H Hudson street
being highly valued as gift.
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