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MANUFACTURE OF RosIN OIL. Messrs. Desilver,
4 Co. have erected a mandatory at Chester, Pa,
for the production of rosn o with capital of $780,
OOO Dr. Young, late of Philadelphia, is about erect
ing similar establishment there, with capital Of
$3.50, 900.
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MAR TBD.

At Jenny Lind Forge, Catawba Co., on the 22nd
pril, by the Rev. David Crooks, Mr.. Marcus Boyd
Miss Mary E., daughter of Mr.. Franklin Renhardt
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LEATHER FOR SPRING SALES,


At Wholesale and Retail.
WE respectfully inform friends and the public
w that we have in store large and most excellent
Stock of Leather and FindiHGS,
for the Spring Trade, which will sell as low Is any
other establishment South of New York. and for less
price than they had there expenses Of tav
cling, freight. &C.. considered.
All of purchases having been made from the Inn
porters and Manufacturers by the whole or pack
age, and the advantage of receiving Leather regularly
from Tannery, places it in our power to sell
Goods above stated. Those who wish to buy cannot
lose by giving stock examination, and we believe
shall be able please both to price and quality
Below enumerate of the leading articles viz
20 dozen of Crawford's Calf Skins (ths maker had
the premium awarded to him at the Worlds Fair
held in London in 1879
40 doz. French Skins, best quality,
40 .s American Calf Skins,
80 {" Lining and Binding Skins.
10 " Morocco Skins,
500 Sides Oak Tanned and Hemlock Sole Leather,
SO Band Leather,
Lasts, Boo-Trees, Shoe and Boot Makers Tools OF
every kind, Tanners and Curriers' Tools
Also, Sewed Brogans of our own manufacture, war
give satisfaction and many other articles, too
numerous mention, at No 81 Old street, opposite B.
P. Harrison's Saddlery. F. A. & r. H. FORD,
N. B. We pay the highest price in cash for Green
and Dried Hides delivered to us at our Store.
| Petersburg, May s. 1852. 52-n
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Scott Wings in Western Neu York.

ALBANY, May 4. The movements of the wings
in the western and central parts of the State show
current He will have threetourths of the national
delegation.
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Than the noisy tongue. ''' f""e''O' 'OT '''''
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Late Publications.

DOMANISM at Home Letters to the Hon. Roger
IL B. fancy, Chief Justice of the United States, by
krwan Notes Explanatory and Practical on the Book
of Revelation, by Albert Barnes.
For sale at the North Carolina Book Store, by
.... H. d. TURNER.
Raleigh April goth, 1852. So
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Col. Doniphan, it is stated, declines to accept the
nomination of the Wing Convention for Governor of
Missouri
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NewIy-InVemted Needle Tlreader.
TTNHIS instrument will be nd of the service
to all who Needles; but particularly TO those
whose sight is very good. With its assistance,
Needles all the useful be very easily thread
ed, by attending to the instructions.
For sale at the North Carolina Book Store by
Ii. ID. TURNER.
Raleigh, April 29ih. 1852. So
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CTATE of North Carolina, FRANKLIN
y COUNTY. Court of Pleas and QuaIter Sessions:
March Term, 1852.
Josiah F.. Landlord and Others us. George w. Jones
and wife and others. Petition for division OF Slaves
In this it appearing TO the satisfaction OF the
Court that George w Jones and wife Mary, and Thomas
Laner Defendants in this live beyond the limits
of this State
Therefore ordered that publication be made in the
North Carolina Standards paper published in the City
of Raleigh six successive weeks notifying the said
Jones and his wife May, and the said Thomas LanIer
to be, and appear Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses-
held The County OF Franklin aforesaid at
the Court House in the Town of Loutsburg on the I'd
Monday of June, A. d. 1852, then and there to plead,
answer demur said Petition the prayer thereof
will be granted and DEGREES made accordingly.
Witness, Young Patterson, Clerk of our said Court,
Office the I'd Monday in March, A. D., 1852. Issued
prIl 27rh, 1852 Y. PATTERSON, C. C. {.
AAprii 9th, 1852. [Pr. adv S. .623 9is-w6w.
CNTATE2 Of North Carolina, WAKE Co:
- In Equity. Spring Term, 1852. D. B. for Settle.
ment. Benjamin N. Howell, Admir-, &C., Sylvia
Howell, Jesse Howell, and others.
1t appearing the Court that Wesley g. Holleman,
George Hollemau the other Heirs Law of Mary
c. and Zacharah HoIIeman Gf any, non residents
1t Is therefore ordered that advertisement he made for six
weeks in the North Carolina Standard for said nonres
dents appear the regular Term of this Court
to holden in the City of Raleigh the 1s Monday
after the Attn Monday in September next, then and there
to plead, demur, or judgment will be entered
pro cOntesS0 as to them.
Witness, +. BuSBEE, CEerf ana master
May Sd, 1852. Or. adv S56233 9ls-w6w.
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ArrirnI of lhe Emnire Glib

ArriraI Of ihe Empire City.
New YoRK, May 4. The steamer Empire City
arrived this morning, with Havana dates Of the Goth
ultimo. Affairs on the island quiet. Sugars
were more active and irmer the stock was much re-
duced. MOasses II rails. Coffee dull.
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Our friend LouGEE, the way. keeps all sorts
of things in his Store and gets curiousy direc
ted letters too. A few days since he received one
inc endorsement
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The recent death of the Hon. Charles Andrews,
late Representative from the State of Maine, was
announced in both the Senate and the House, on
Tuesday the 4th and after the adoption Of the
lutions appropriate to the OCCASION an adjournment
of the two branches severay succeeded a further
mark of respect for the memory of the deceased.
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CTATE of North Carolina, WAKE Co:
warrenton Male Academy.

TTHE Trustees of the Warrenton Male Academy have
the pleasure to the public that the Rev.
SAMUEL MILTON Frost, of the Methodist EpiscoT al
Church. will take charge of this Institution the LIST
Monday of July next, under engagement made with
them, for a Term of three years.
Full particu ars terms for Board, Tuition, &C.,
will lie made known in due time.
w. N. EDWARDS,
President of The BOnrd Of Trustees.
Warrenton N c., April 9th, 1882 4S-4I
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u the way from the Granite Stale, with the follow
ng endorsement
Halo driver, put the string;
For now it is the first of Spring,
And folks are all very busy,
You ought not to jog asng so lazy;
But put me through by light of day
Make short stops and then away;
For am my journey home,
The faster you go the sooner come;
Read along and you will see
That / am for D. G. Lougee;
And wish to get about so,
And stop in the town of Goldsboro';
have paid my fare you can see,
Pass me along to Lougee free;
He lives i'll the State of North Carolina,
Along with his Miss Dinah.
GoLds5orO' Rep. f. Pal,
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MILLS, Cross-cut and Pit Saws, Hill & Sons Tai
lXt low Candles, Grain and Grass Scythcs and Scythe
Stones Stone Jars Jugs and Churns general
ment For sale by J. BROWN.
Raleigh, April 29th, 1852. a.
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D. G. LOUGEE,
DEALER CLOCKS, WATCHES, AND FANCY GOoDs,
~ Also, Confectionery. Cegars. and Varieties.
E1A Corner of West Centre and Chestnut 81.
NE GOkDSBORO', ~: e.
Articles in his line bought and sold on Commission.
Cash paid for Old Gold. ORDERS promptly despatched.
u Watches, Clocks, and Jewery neatly repaired.
April 3, 1852. AZ
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Just i'm time for the Convention.
A CASES fashionable super Moleskin Hats. Cocoa,
H warranted pure and of a superior quality. .
Just received by w. H. & r: 8. TUCKER:
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OASVLE GARDEN.-FRENCH

~ OPERA COMIOJE, NAUDE\ LILLE, and Grand
BRIIET comprising alto gether one hundred IN NUMBER
THIS EVENING. Aus. {, AubeTs Comic Operaot
LES DlAMANS DE LA COURONNE. -
Csla-ina Mime Eleusy-Joiy Don HenIique. MI Diguet
n1sra N..... Mms Pilot Sebasen -. MIR. Debrinsy
Between the 6s aud second acts grand pversement oy
he Eur SISTERS ROU SSkT Mr. Ma0gin ano corps &c oAA'e'
IHckets so ceIts. To BEGIN II 8 O'clock
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NANTED-An energetic Canvssser
w Gr Weekly Journal. to whom high wssss will re
pAd. fIIiy Ct No co Beagcrs.
WANTED-GOod Milliuers, TO work
w IN SHRED comets No. 3-5 Bridge st. n.a. Full
tcn-ay, Brooklyn
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4 YOU'VE Man, who understands per-

4 YOUNG MAN, who understands per-
fectly all the different branches Of the mathematical
sd phva sciences especially with regard TO practical APP
pcaton architecture mechanics emsry technoogySc
wishes obtain any situation where OF the
highest order are required tmsy be- added that he possesses
considerable mechanical skill understands drawing and de-
signing and besides English speaks and writes correctly
French German, Italian Spanish and PortuEese las Dsen
erFeqed as Teacher in the best institutions OF this country
Afdfess A. i. G. Sing Sing, N. Y.
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LGHTE g. NEWTON, In

consequence q the ners 4ssd esmsha .eo s.yh hs
.on1.ri.y OF their PlANO-FORTEs, Rave sNoN'sa I'LL
$3.50. "a onensd a Wsferoou IN broadwaj, No 30,
Fere we .hsl conseny keep ehS'ce 'eeeon Q, ~, III
from s! 10 II octago In Rosewood esss WIZ
m the Latest improved patterns We snail .so csnunuo
~ fS ss.orrnsnt Of instruments at onr HsD1lacOry anA
slp,,o,o, No z Canalst All Piano Fores Of our mana
etnTs are warranted 10 every respect. tEofes9n ans
- ard those who anticipate pufcasstns are respectfully
.vt.sd " call lnd examine AL ordso uon NE nfy %
.oantrv puuct1Aly executed
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DIANO-FORTES.-Persons about pun.
. call At r. J. HAINEs CO.'S MsnuisetofJ lna -.
rooms corner Of lltbs AID Siav wes $500 ss Con-
,orment Of Rosewood Planes from 70 The sbOve
VII 3. soId low for cash approved pspss :.o osnsS
taken In exchange Dealers iYs co "a Az coz I'D a
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amusemenis.

NTIBLO'S GARDEN--JoHN SEXTON,
Manager THIS EVENING. Aug T. will be per-
formed the comic piece called LOVE AND CHARITY.
tavorite Pas de DeuX Mics Leeder and Lavigne Pas
Seul TyYoean Mile Drouet; La Nalse de Giselle, Mile
Pouyaud and Mons Mege Sailors HornPlPe, MI Leeder
Pas &c Deux, Mile. DTouet ard Mons Megei La Manola,
Miles Pougaud aud Lavigre; CGstagnettes tlnsle
Tickets So cts private boxes g. Doors open at u TO
AZ O'Clock.
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CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND.-For

sale Building Lots and Cottage Sites near the Mar
rows In the cenua and desirable part OF Clifton The
avenues seventy feet wide, and the extreme purity OF
the water with the beauty Of The view commanding the
Bay City, and Esnowl ths luse drives and walks, and
being in the vicinity OF churches schools and other advsn
sses the attractive residence In the neigh
borhood Of this city The nearest ferry landing at
within half mile but steamboat dock will be tmme-
dste erected in front Of this property and the boaso he
two ferries run regularly 10 the island every hour Apply
10 VIM. W. VAN WAGENEN, Posts Buildings, Han.
oyer.st or WM MCLEAN, Stspleton, Staten Island.
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WAREROOMS. Ne

3sl Broadway. one eoor above Thompson, Saloon
Ps,ous shout purchasng Pianos invited 10 call u tho
Wareroons Of BENNETT q co, where they VIII mad
an assortment Of Rosewood Piano FoTes, Of modern style.
tyery instrument warranted for two years. Shoad aoeDS
be entertained quality, the payment may &c eeiense
uI III such douts are removed Old Pianos received N s.'
psyment for new ones New and second hand Pianos he
Mandatory Eos. 81, SI3 and SIS RyinGonSt
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DLEASANT VALE BOARDING

SCHOOL for BOYS under fourteen years Of age
y HUMAN Principal ightt en- to twel,y tor term
Of twelve weeks according 70 Pupils received any
time Circulars obtained uf c. PAINE No, ~ and ~ Mas
saust Y. Dr. 4. NJ. CLARK,No Ia Grtndsi ,Wiihsms-
brsh OF by addressing the Principal at Zoar Bridge Post
Offce. Nav. Haven Co. Conn
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fouses t1antc0.

NTANTED-Part of House, either in
w NewYork or WILLIAMSBURG; not less than five
Family consists Of far grown psrous Rent mo ie
rate address cote - office OF this PsPef, for three
days.
WTANTED.-To Let, Lease or Par
w chase. 4 convenient House for a moderate sized
family sustsd IN peas1 part Of BROOKLYN, or the unper
pa. % NeS York address box 9-5 New ok osiOhee
with particulars CT house, location. and terms.
NANTED-TO hire or purchase, a
w House two three stories high. with modern I'M
proyeueEIs he vicinity - 4th 5thavs, not ab've
Ssst Il OF not oycr $50 Possession deslrsd Oct l. Al
Grcss W, Box NJ. lf5 PJstOace.
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DOONiS TOLFT. with STEAM POW

ITO LET-To respectable families NO NO
Sstory brek Dwelling 5ethst nsA crotoa water 10.
su eur Of C. DAYTON Bonded WATshOa's m or On
Change place and Broadway, between ~ INC
the premises
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ATPRIVATE SALE-Two story brick

~ House and Lot. No. . B-oome-,t, Lsurensst
Thres-story Drck House and stable north east Of
Bleecktr and Lsurensrs.
The valuable property ophe northwest corner Of Blocker
and Greenesis 81 Blocker ard loo feet deep
House and Lot No. Eleventh st, Niliansbureh.
Farm Country Seat lsti1fs the cast bank ofthe
EOrtH River ~ miles from NcwIork clutltniug - acres
gONd house. barn and out.houses "a uaters Of mde
from the railroad Dc pjL For psrca, and terms OF the
b0ye, Apply 10 COLE Chiffon, No. Nali-St.
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DASSAIC VINEYARD FOR SALE

This property si;na,ei the esst banks Of tbs Pas
saic RIVER between Newark and Bce.e shout eight min
nes ree tFvn the Nevns plank road raroad or sssam-
tsteeIo's avn OF shout 30 yaT rises gradually from,
the n'eI 70 mmooions mansion, which surrounded
ana shaded BY Towering sAuhs ornaments and 10 est rees
RI m h elevation an extensive md peu esque view pre-
srtS Itself OF the Ga:ent country and river The outbad
ira cors,st OF farm house wash, carriage and ourv
hoese barn, stables Ac vita about - scses aud more II
deted Of highly improved lind the whole mias An OBJ
rg scusre fronting about 6oo on the riy-r IL m
stocked with tbs rest OF frus fail he sTins vineyard
peach snd sppe orchard Of best select sort cherries peA
puns ounces and al kns OF the choicest gsd.n uits In
sbunoar;e In short locsity prOduetvsnes beauty Of
scsneres ectaby OF neishb0rs ubrty twhose anne
proveIbisD and proximity 70 Newlo cy II nay ehsl-
,ise for comparison. Terms essy. lpqure Of kiNG&
BOND, Newark or GORDON. on the premises
HOMER MORGAN, No. Pine st.
VALUABLE LOTS for SALE.-One
Lot on Sith.st, between 7th and sth avs, $50 feet
east ofeh av, and S3dst. s6oincs the above
q is leo feet wide aad both streets
cred cuIbed, iuttered, Jagged and paved Apply 10
CHAUNCEY BARNARD No. IL Pnest.
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pROAD WAY THEATER-E. A.

" MARSHALL. Lessee-THls EVENING, AqslH
4-FxrsordinaIy Excitement Brilliant Triumph OF froi.
ANDERSON tie great Wizard o!the North u rand Soiee
OF kag,e and Arabian RomAucs! BY particular reqgesS
Professor Anderson will perform his world renowned "
FEAT rever attempted or accomplished by any other
Artist Reserved Sests Sc Dress Circle, % cents racus
Family Circle AID all other seals - cents 10 commence
at quarter past o'clock.
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VTONIK for CHlLD.-The advertiser,
4 who as no fsmiy-havng lost his wife -w,hes 20
some regpecable and intelligent Lady, reading In he1hy
peirborhood near Newl ok who will treat Il WIN All the
willing to undertake the care Of this child, viii address
FATHER, Tribune Office. References VIII be gwen ana
rv.T-.
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THO LET-Two 4-story and basement
b-ek Housee Nos III and ia Esst l7th.t with al thu
modern improvements For further cst;cas, irsuir. N
VIM. J. BURRETT, Nc. Is Wsl-s,; or u 5 c NAL
Larry Nc ~ Avenue C. Rsn, modsrsts Ia NEE o. tie
yc8r
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EORTES.-The finest asOrt-

unent Of Piano Fortes Ia the city may be tuod at tho
.-scions wareroous OF Il p. Is. CURTIS 4 Co, No. AZ
Broedwsy consisting Of George Hswss celebrated Amsn-
IN Patent Action Pianos T. Gilbert Co.'S popular 40
i'm Pro Gibsrs and o,srs Boudoir Also, variety Of
new and second hand Pianos Tor sale or 20 let No. AZ
6Way
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~ Emtsrant Inteilisence one

Gg Emit rant Intelligence Onice aSh Labor
xTehnnsc, Nos q and q Canalst. New oTk-Ihh
sEee Il established by the Commissioners OF Emigration,
Shsre can av sys be found large numbers OF LaborefS ano
sr orders filed by writing the Superintendent ana send
s necessary the passage OF the ph'nes
,.s xirea no fees charged 20 employer .
JAS. p. PAGAN, Superintendent
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pRACTICAL BOOKK EEPING.-A.

x c LEWIS having long experience as an accountant,
has orened Counting Room at No "a Broadway, opposte
,he Pak for tho study and practice OF Bookkeeping oy
double entry Each pupil receives private Instruction. and
actually keeps set Of partnership books embracing tno
Transactions Of large commercial house Merchants,
c.ks and desiring TO learn the cisnce OF keep
ing respectfully invited to call Terms mcderate hs
ereuces
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"a A Decided HencGt There are lew gentlemen

who do rot suffer from irritation of the skin OF the aoo after
shi,ipa-and Geld weather bad aggra alton OF this evil
s n mt No. nrnmnte erupons the face The best pre-
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Let, Lease or Par
Real Gsstnie fuI Sale.

{ FARM FOR SALE, OF 35 acres, under
"a hsl sat3 ofcutyaton pleasantly situated ell.
ovation, miles from Newark y. j.; stocked with great
ysnety Of II such pears apples, elers gspes &c-
Ac excellent good house and garden and large
bWlr "a. On tIe fam there Is stream OF spnng-water
with s sufficient - raise It to any part OF the premises
Inquire Of Whitehead SrO- druggist, No l52 Greenwich.
81. OF c. y. Lun. CamptoHn. y. J.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

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q. ,,.lsYgD EVERY MORNING, SUNDAY g1ehPrED'I
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~ slu-sTs, OPPOSITE TIE CITY HALL
Al sayered 70 City Subscribers For IA Cents per vSei
hSn they prefer they pay In advance ~ the Desk
a. az months year al the same fsue. oihgie ooPs,
- Co.'S NAL sabscrbeTs Five Dollars per annlln 10
1880 Sulscrptions taken fo< six monhs Yer three
,r Al 80 Three Dollars in advance required IN a., eA,
sx,ss with Country Newspapers Daily Papers receives
"a ~. - &c whose higher than oso or INC lFo-
- are not allowed s0y difference.
yaE NEW-YORh WEEKLY TRIBUNE
an VERY LARGE PAPER, FOR TIE COUNTRY,
..slSed every SATURDAY MORNING, at the low priee on
4, per Axnun In advance Eight copies for $40 or twenty
e 70 one address for $40 and the paper IN no case con-
49, bovord The time foT which II paid Advertisements
- AIS sheet viii b 80 cents per ne eaeh lnsefDos
TUE SHnI-WEEKLY Tribune
O. every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning Free ~
ssr annum. Two copies for % Ten 'ol W. Au'o']0
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
ToR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
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oi Pros 81 cents copy s. per yeaT 70 any part OF
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DOARD.-Two or three single Rooms
vaesn. Il he TemFsrs1c House 70. g. Bar sy'
At sso large room, Gsbe for psrty Of three or four
Gentlemen Gentleman aei hlI Wifs. Aro. tsnseui
hosrfe-s can he accommodate
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uTANTED-A Boy to attend bar,
w shout IS or u year: e age ApE.y 0''"''H
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ITRNTSHED ROOMS. without

BOARD-The entire second floor, front or back par
To- md unrer single and large will be leased pels
neny to gentlemen with satisfactory references rurn
nns srs quality; ard cold baths and near the Cay
Hail west of Broadway. Address Box No L7o5 or call
upon T. T LYON, No. l6l Broadway up stairs
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BOARD in ST. JOHNS QUARE.
DOARD WANTFD.-Breakfast, tea,
BOARD in BROOKLYN.-A gentle
pOARD.-Two good sized and we'll fur

rished 10 let with good board good pantres and
adrobe attached suitable for two gentlemen and their
wives Likewise good accommodation fer two single
gentlemen be had, by sppyinga at s. FoIyhs, near
Walker Good reference required.
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CITUATlONS WANTED-ln respecta-
sls families fer large number OF Chdren Of ootn
60. .,o of Women with lDfsnts al low vsses ApoA
,n TO he n ade st the Office Of he Commissioners Of
Emigration In the PARK
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70 lot furnished or uafurnhed, with fall or partial
bcsrd in house with al the modern improvements oc-
eupied by French family where the French - oniy
an and the EnRsh but itls Ffench Lessons gwen In
he Evening The ady viii aiso give lessons TO me isaIs
at the house or abroad. References exchanged address
No ~ " est 2ith ST.
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MAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE

Ia About $50 Lots remaining unsod) varying IN size
om nth Of TO sI acres are offered for SALE
on the favorable terms Ten cent down and bal
ance on or before March, 1854 Title perfect These lots
occupy very healthy and beautiful location, and in
full view Of the ast River snd in the immediate vicinity
OF the residences OF several of the most wealthy and
sreoabe citizens Westchester County Also fine fishing
within one quarter Of mile. Several houses are now
building and lots selling rapidly. For and otser In
formation apply 70 ID. b. WlNTON No; Iryonrow near
Harlem RAILROAD Office opposite City Hall.
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nOSTON PIANO FORTES.-The
NEW and SECOND. HAND PIANO

Y FORTES-Ws have now on hand a large as'ortmsnt
~ lev and second and Pianos r sale ahd 10 hire Pianos
non go 10 $500 For lire from s. 20 30 per l1Ian no.
~ Broadway New.Ycrk. sArfOho bieDl'i