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PEoUINILLo A Tale. BY O. p r. James. svO
Paper so cent
Wrtten in style playful sayety with frequent touches ofsar
castle humor end many ectous dehneaons Of Character
THE PRINCIPLES OF COURTESY With Hiuts and
Observations on Manners and Habits. By George Wntred
Heyey limo Muslin.
The OF those obseanes Of proprey
language spoken He ao sought keep clear Of
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Christians Of every and name. Buffalo Courier.
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careful examination viii one that good
guide rely upon social intercourse. Greene Co. Whg
LIFE AND LETTERS OF BARTH0LD GEOR3E
NlEBUHR; With Essays his Character and Influence
BY the Chevsler Bunsen, and Professors Brands and
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Nor remember to have encountered scenes
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@ouses to Get.

NOTICE TO HOTEL KEEPERS
The subcrber has nearly completed large ana sis-
gsntotel at the msuth OF the River Thames LONDON
for the purpose Of watering place. which he offers 70 rent
for tenn OF years The House Is ready 70 receive the
Fulnture the whole 10 be Completed with the grounds
Delightfully."- situated with view Of Long Island SQUAD
Fishers and Gull Islands with fall yew OF tho city of
New London, Forts TrumbuH and Onswold Groon Mons
sn and landscape view not 10 be sxcelled In tho United
States The House will accommodate about He persons.
With So Of land attached with large barns and stables,
play grounds and groves Of eeds f walk reersson.
The beach and rocks In front OF the houss Will Afford the
6fe bathing accommodations the continent
The win BE- required furnish the House and sivs
satisfactory references TO his ability 70 keep h ciaa
bolsl and his responsibility % pay the rsnk Apply =
Hew-London, June q JOHN BISHOP.
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~ Notice 20 all HonorabIe Printers.

RI Notice TO all Honorable Printers.-The,
men Printers engaged 10 the Courier Office Of this
ty have compelled from the OF the propetos
q abandon their situations and all honorable Printers
suped from coming to the city through any representa-
nsus may be made to them. full exposition OF the
reasons that led TO the difficulty will shortly be given, which
Ne are cor fsent will fully Justify In the Of
an hjeh. minded and honorable men. q. ". GREENE,
President Lou Ty, Union.
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sa hnished and would advise al
.Ior what these srtaal Mane.tston whittier IN
hd 10 procure Supefns Theology Which cover. bat ne pzs
arc costs but garter Fovlers Wen. Sss-aat PUB
s'hl lH. Y. DAILY Tribune.
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DURTON'S THEATER-
BENEFTT to


~ MRS. HUGHES, at BUTTONS THEATER on
MONDAY, June a. I852.-The Committee have much
pleasure in placing this testimonial before the public Nina
Hughes, native Of New-York the Oldest American
the stage has educated large family, and place them
in responsible positions in private and public e Sle las
for many years fulfilled the sduous duties Of her prof
to the satisfaction and profit Of her and the delight
Of The pl.ygoes Of the past and present and l. Justly
esteemed for her high professional talent and unimoeachs
bic character 1t supposed thst fitting pient
for public testimonial could not be met with among The
many candidates for histrionic honor.
Box book now open at Burtons Tbeater.
Boxes and Psrquet 81 each Second Tier so cents
Tickets may be had at the Theater and Of the Commites
COMMITTEE.
Hon. A. C. Kingsland, J. w Francis, NJ. D.
Hon r. r. Tillou, II. =. Quackenboss, M d,
Hon. r. A. TslmsdFe Gen. 9. p Morris
N p Blunt Col II. g. Stsbbins
John McKeop, Col. c. A Stetson,
J. Prescott Hall Col. w. Norris
]. T. Brady, Joseph r. Curtis,
w. II Maxwell, John Mills
John Howard, J. Foster, Jr.
Hiram Fuller, James d. Stage,
c. w. Sturdevant, W.T.. Porter,
Cornelius " Anderson, John Reese,
+. Oakley Hall, James S. Libby,
w. Z. Burton, J. NJ Sanderson Jr.
j. b. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
The highest Dramatic and Musical Talent will appear
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mant employment.

A SCooK, by arespectable young Woman,
IN who understands her business No objection to assist
the washing and roning-undeands takr charge Of the
dairy and bskrg Prefers the country. Best Of references
given Can be seen for two days at No 500 Motts, lup
stairs near BlPecker
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SPIRITUAL PHENOMENA.-Dr. c..
~ BARNES continues to AFFORD visitors the most rking
demonstrations Of the reality Of thos, spiritual agencies OF
which he is a medium Hundreds of of conversion
from the obstinate skeptcsm have occurred in this city
end in Brooklyn within the last four weeks He has now,
for the better accommodation Of the increasing attendance
taken No l3f Sxthav where he receives calls at
each for sitting HI also proposes TO give instruction,
reasonable terms all topics connected with Carvoy
ance Eleetnea Psychology, and Spiritual Manifesations
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.TAUXHALL GARDEN.-WM.

ODELL will open, on MONDAY ENENlNG, this
favorite old resort which occasion BAND OF MIN
STRELS will perform In the open air The Garden has been
thoroughly renovated and is the best place Of resort for
citizens In that part OF the city The price OF admission
l. fin ed at l2l cents
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~ NOtice-Psssengers per steamship ARCTIC, for
Liverpool i'll please he board the foot Of Csnast
en- skTURDAY June r. st IL NJ. sending previously on
board all luggage not wanted on the passage
E. K COLLIN & co.
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A S first. rate Cook and good Baker, by
IA respectable Woman.-Is first rate At Pastry. No
objection TO short distance in the country with the fam
y Good city reference Can be for two days at No
2dst, I'd floor, front room.
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The New-York HorticuIturaI society,s

~ The New-Y ork HORTICULTURAL SOciety's
Exhibition viii open "Wednesday, June 8, at
I 10 opotan Han and remain open until 10 2. NJ,
~ an fbu,dsy Friday from 10 A 10 10 r. NJ There
m be magnificent display of cut and potted flowers,
o. and rare plants fruits vegetables and vegetable flowers
Al the only specimen Of the superb YcoTio Rea Lily In
s country owned by Caleb Cope Esq, of Philsdeph ia
IN occupy tank IS feet square On Thursday evening
ssdes will be delivered BY Shepherd knapp Esq., President
Al the Society Dodwohs band will attend during the Ex
kihition Admission Is cents
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broadway THEATRE-E.A.MAR-

BROADWAY THEATRE-E.A.MAR-
- SHALL, sole Lessee. THIS EVENING, June II, will
be performed
THE WIZARD sKIFF, OF The Tonguees Pirate Boy
AIexa Alexis and Agata BY. NINE. Celests
h To conclude with Aubers Grand operate Ballet, OF
LA BAYADERE
Enka. ......Mrs Seguin Olfour. Mr. Seguin
Boxes and Perquet so cents; Family Circle and Upper
Tier Is cents; Private Boxes Is and g. Doors open at
pURTON'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Dn-THIs EVENING, June II, Win b played
PARIS AND LONDON.
Fzac.....Hr H. Placide Lady Volatil. Miss Weston
Thomas Trot. Burton Rose. 80. Mrs skerett
new OVERTURE, composed by Mr.. Cooke viii pre-
eede the piece
Circle and Pquet 50 cents; Second Her, 3eepts
ryste Boxes IS; Orehestrs Chair Is senta poou open
q ~ TO begin at 8 O'clock
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~ Pegged Beots.-At HUNTS Boot and Shoe Manu-
kstory No S58 Pearst gentlemens light Dress and Bus
nes Boots made TO oder for ST. best French Patent
Leather Boots 81 kosuth and ell other les Of Caters
ready made OF made to order at prices equally low j.
RuET No 35s Pesrl.st, near Ftar klin.squaIe.
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rg- The Jr. GOsling's Restaurant will open
on MONDAY NEXT June a. instead OF June TO- as here
te advertised The Jr Costing having by general &C
kpoaedgment the best and most comfortably fitted up
Dining Saloon In NewYork is determined not to open
Ill II shall be In the most complete and perfect order which
will be on Monday next, June L.
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TTARPER & BROTHERS, No. 500

IL Peallst, Franklin squAr-, puhlish this day:
l. HISTORY OF TIE RESTORATION OF MON
ARCHY IN FRANCE being Sequel 10 the History Of
the GiIopdss" BY A de Lsnsrtine. Portrait Vol IL,
Muslin, IS cents.
predecessor the History Of the 6ond Pabhshsd % TIE
house 6rst bke that oi Aaca2ays
rant history Of England retsste Of is dton, and
OF he speh5or spread the Sins Chssan lot
minated eloquent CLOWNS and the incidents possess AZ
The charms Tho character Of Napoleon tsiched
,i,h , ra.tsr hand fPennsylvsnla Inquirer.
III Part twenty-three Of PICTORIAL FIELD BOOK
or THE EVOLUTION. Illustrations by Pen and
Pencil the History SceNery Biography, Relics and Ia
dtons the War for Independence By Benson Losing
Eco With over GOO EuU4vngs Wood, BY Losing aad
Rsfrtt chiefly from original sketches BY the author Pub
fishing in numbers evo paper = cents each Vol now
III Ps,t Nineteen OF LONDON LABOR AND THE
LONDON POOR IN THE NINErEETH CENTURY: A
Cycopedia of the Social Condition and Earnings OF me
Poorer Classes the British Metropolis In Connection with
the County BY Henry Hsyhsw. With Engraving Of the
and the Peisoas described. copied from dsgueleo
types taken by Beard expressly for this WORK Publishing
In numbers, Syo- paper, l2l cents each.
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AND THE SECRET

lFE OF LOVE AND BEAUTY-Spleadidly illustrated
Teaches how win the devoted affections Of the Opposite
sex Love- Cogtshp &e; also how Be handsome single
book Is cents Five copies 81. Address Dr. DUVALL AZ
sany. N. Y. postpaid Sent free BY return mail.
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Guecial Notires.

~ The Whig UeleRates tTom The STATE OF Now
~ 10 the National Convention, will assemble at 10
~ A H. Friday, June H. in No Al Aston House.
JOHN l.. SCHOOLCRAFT,
Chairman Wing State Central Committee
~ The With Ward Alliance win hold grand
~ IN the Big Tent Of Jefferson and Madison
gplgEVENIHG Rev Mr.. LOVE, VAN WAGNER, and
sI,n will address the meeting.
.fIs Common Council hereby notify all Military Com
ses and Civic Societies who intend participating 10 the
,,rbhe reception Of THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER,
Ia that they in session daily SUNDAY excepted) at
ssos Nc u City Hail. at o'clock where all delegates will
500 report and where all should be ad
Es.sd 10 JACOB +. OAKLEY,
Chairman of Committee Board Of Aldermen.
THOMAS WHEELAN,
Chairman Of Committee Board of Assistants.
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DROOKLYN BOARD.-Af few Gentle

ID tlemen, or Gentlemen and their Wives wio may se
to combine pure air, and quiet Home VIII @
70 the lower part Of the City. can md
uodstions az No IA Hieksst, Brooklyn. OnlnlO "a -
TIE house which Is within few minutes "AiA ''A
Ane South ferrieE
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THE u. s. SCHOOL AGENCY is
successfully negotiating the of the best Schools
Families Teachers and MArocs each mutually sharing the
Iisk expense and profits OF the establishment by adj
vance fee Of one per the required compensation for
year, which procures tie fui amount IN one or more
epearernents secured By transferable check Susbers
have confidential perpetual and universal announcement
Of their wants and merits the pages Of The Register A
ply only with the money and tall particulars post paid l.
n WILCOX. Proprietor, Nc 2S Broadway.
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BOARDING at a FARMHOUSE

ID Citizens wishing Board in the Country find excel
lent accommodations at the Family Mansion OF the
nbscriber about miles from Glen Cove village Its ait
uaton is healthy and retired the OF ample size
The stesmboa Norwak Coton leaves Fulton Marketsp
every day at 81 o'clock PM.
RetveHees-Rev. JDo Phayre, No. Grsen-st, ~ VI Rev
f. II Garfield No 228 West 20thst; Thos \. Green, Esq
No. Liberty-st.; g. w. Gerard. No 81 Pine q,
CHARLES UNDERHILLL
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DOARD.-Three or four entirely new

Id Furnished Rooms with Of Bath in a neat private
house pleasantly located, two blocks wet Of Broadway
may be OBJ sined BY application 70 Mrs SPENCER No ia
GIeensst Prince. The family, Including guests will
exceed eight nine tno ehdren) and is 10 hoped al
may feel and enjoy the comforts Of home Oentemsn who
only desire dining Sundays will b preferred References
required
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A S CHLD's NURSE and Seamstress, by
IA Protestant young Woman Call at No. 80 West
let st. front basement, between 9th and 7th-av.
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6nmmer Retreats.

DOARD at HOBOKEN.-A Gentleman
- and his Wife, few snzeG man, can be
modated with pleasant iaTy Rooms with Board at No. 3
Washington terrace HobOken, within two minutes walk Of
the Ferry opportunity s offered persons wishing
the pure country air quiet home with private American
family within twenty minutes Of Broadway Bathroom In
the House. Reference exchanged.
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n PeopIe,. Wnshinu and Bathiuu Establish

~ ftUpitIb w anu outUuk Esttuhbu-
Seagned to furnish the best accommodations for cheap
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are here provided for
70 do their Washing and Ironing with ease and dis
patch Each womans clothes are kept entirely separate
om others under immediate charge and are rapid
dried and aired by current OF fresh air forced through
them by machinery Every thing necessary for Washing
and Ironing furnished for three per hour with the
exception OF soap which is kept for sale IN the building
RATHiNG-Neat and convenient Bathing rooms win
vssouT Shower Warm and Cold Baths with clean towels
provided also two large Swimming Baths one for males
and females, furnished on the following terms
First class Warm Baths 10 cents; ordinary do, cents
Cold Shower cents Vapour 25 cents Swimming, cts.
vapour Baths will be administered by medical attendant
n that thew may receive the full benefit Of this hath giving
kxury. co. READ, superintendent
r. Notice 70 Passengers from Panama 10 Cal
hornia.-The PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA;
NY feel called upon give public notice that no tickets VIII
b recognized BY their agent at Panama which are not signed
By officer Of this Company and that tickets thus sgned
Z sARTIETT ' ESQ soston or Of Messrs ARMSTRONG.
HARRIS Co New Oresns-New-Y ork, Jan. d, 1882
By order, WIN. II. DAvlDGE, Secretary.
N DIR. y, B. beds is permanently located at No. 55
broadway, and viii examine diseases ana neaes
Charges ~
m Emisrnnt Intelligence OAice and Labor
Exehap sc, NoS % and "a CanaLst- New ork.-thS
sfee established by the Commissioners of Emgnton
where always he found large numbers of Labores and
Servants ut very low rates OF wages and persons can nave
e the necessary pay the passage OF the parties
ssquired No fees charged to employer.
JAS p. PAGAN, Superintendent
~ Paris Green, ("sv Brandt Being an
American manuscture patented ls49 known to be
yssed by any foreign importation for bnancy beauty Of
color or durability This Green Is confidently recommend
"a claiming the notice OF parties concerned In Its use ff
nip pantips Venetian blinds wall hanging. Sc for which
purpose s prominently adapted Manufactured and sold
~ THO. SCHWARTZ. No. Ia Jscobst (Swsmp)
~ Piano-Eorte and House Furnishing
second regular meeting OF this
Aesor pill he held awarded
FRIDAY EVENING next jane llth, at the Apollo Rooms In
Broadway near Canast o'clock All persons DESTROYS
procure Furniture Pisnos will 6nd 1t greatly TO their
Interest Join this Association, which they may do BY a
Plcaton 10 the Trustee At the Bookstore OF ADRlANCE
SHERMAN co. No Astor House. The Meetings Of
the Association public. JAMES PRISON, President
A. III. JocELYN, Trustee.
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~ DIR. j. B. Dods Is permanently located at No; 5ol
Broadly ay and will diseases and prescribe medical
remedies every day, from O'Clock A. NJ till o'clock z. NJ
Charges. 81
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r,v NETWORK TRIBUNE

%. CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
,,h.a on the departure Of each Semi Monthly Mall
s.r,sr Phoe Ct cents per copy:
sesn'' GREELEY L. NcELRATH, Publishers
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NEW GLOBES.-Copley's new II -inch

v Celestial and Terrestrial Giobes fresh supply II
these beautiful Globes with the Of the different
nudes ooored Just received and tor sale wholesale and
tsil BY T. l. G. W. BLUNT No. l79 Waer-St.
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OARDING.-Families or Single Gen.
I'D tsmen may chain neatly furnished Rooms with fall or
partial Board IN the large House No 81 fh shaving
Baths and GA in every Room French ard Italian spoken
In the House. Dinner 81 past 5.
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A NURSE and Seamstress. or Chamber
IN maid and Sesmsress, by a respectable young Woman
In private family. No objection to 60 short distance In
the country Good recommendations be given Can DO
for two days at No All Hudson-st Of Moronst
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NOUNTRY BOARD.-A large family
COUNTRY BOARD-Hudson River
COUNTRY BOARD.-Several quiet

" families could be accommodated with Board on Pros
meet Hill Farm in healthy and fine situation IA view Of
Bsy Fort Schuyler &c Bathing house. Communicates
three day BY Fashins steamboat AEs stage iaa "
The Ilosse viii be let for the summer b. d. COFfES,
Little Neck L. l.
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NTIBLO'S GARDEN.-JOHN SELF
NATTLER'S COSMORAMAS-Sec-

- ga serca-Exhibited corner Of l3sh-st and broad.
80 80 Open from A. NJ TN 10 O'Clock p NJ Admission .
insss vorks o. Art consist of collection OF VIEWS
SeypsTy INA "a ASIA MINOR, SYRIA, TIE HOLY LAND,
psstei 4 ~ s snd ARABIA They 60 skstohed md
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A S Cook, Chambermaid, &C., by two
Arespectable young Women good plain Cook and
good Baker, s excellent Washer and Ironer and willing
to make henef generally useful; the other . Chamber
maid and Waiter Nurse and Seamsres
and Iroper perfectly understands her business has OBJ
lection 20 short distance in the country The best Of
city reference given Call at 50 West lStht between 9Th
and 9Th avs.
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Gbanres for Business Glen.
A GENTLEMEN'S BOOT and I'd SH q
CHANCE FOR A FORTUNE.-Am.

~ chine for Securing Knives and Forks, 10 in mnuts
Cheap simple Efficient durable in great demand Of ready
sale, with competition. May be daily In practical
operation, at Dunaps Hotel No 1855 Fulton-st Rights Ter
sale. Come, buy and sell and get GAIN
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Bonr0 ann Rooms.

A FURNISHED ROOM to LET
IWith or without Board, 20 Gentleman and Lady or
two single Gentlemen, az No IS Charnbers-st
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A STOR.PLACE OPERA-HOUSE.-

IN lpiupction remOved-OONETTIS highly respectable
ssmpAny Of Trained Animals viii perform EVERY NIGHT
this week. SATURDAY, an Afternoon Performance, at
seelock
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FoR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
,Hhs ON the departure OF each Mail Steamer for LAYER
Pie 81 cents copy IS per year, TO any part OF
20. sdssin or 81 70 the Continent postage included.
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CTEAM POWER to LET, with Room
~ add Skating Lsthes and everything IN order-Sh
withoOt Lsstes Apply tow. sBCok, No is4 wli4m-st,