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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05
OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS of tho


~ CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS
NEw0RLEAEs, Oct II, l3i2-By virtue of the thirty.
Louisiana entitled An Actto Consolidate the CITY New
Orleans and provide for the government and administers
ton OF s ehsrs approved the 2d of February 1851 and
OF the hth section OF the act supplementary thereto and
providing for the incorporation Of the City OF a.ysts
with The City Of New-Oeans, approved the sune day.
and Of the third section Of entitled ian Act suope-
mentory to act to Consolidate the City OF
afsirs approved March H. 1872 and for the purpose Of
paying the interest the entire OF the city
and OF meeting all obligations OF the old corporation and Of
the late Frst Second and Third MuncIpslities and City
Lafayette, maturing during the year 1883
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at thl. Office,
from this date until the SECOND MONDAY, I3ta Deem.
any portion ola sSrs. Of Hundred B BONDS
OF TIE CITY OF NEW.ORLEANs, for the sun Of
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH; said Bonds 10 be
YEARS at the office of the Treasurer Of city, with in.
teIest coupons attached thereto the rate Of PER
cENTU NJ PER ANNUM, payable semi annually, from and
the first Of January and the first Of July Of ye, Pro-
posss be ndersed Bids for the purch1s Of B97ds Of
Secretary OF the Board of Commissioners OF the consodst
ed Debt Of the City Of New Oreansto be opened and the
Bonds adudicafe to the highest bidder on the 18th Deem
TERMS OF PAYMENT.--Cash, Tor 10 any Of the inter.
est coupons OF obligations Of the old city Of the late First
Second and Third municipalities City Of Lafayette
turing in 1858 orst the option Of the purchaser oneou
on the rst Of January oneourh the r Of March one
fourth the first Of Nay and the remainder on the Of
July. 1888 with per per annun interest from Jsna
airy 1855 the Commissioners reserins the right 70 retain
tan per cent q the Bonds adudicsted guarantees for
compliance with his contract the part Of the purchaser
The further reserve the right of rejecting any
or all bids
AID CROssMAN, Mayor
y. DEBUYS. Controller
W. P. CONVERSE, Chairman Pinsace Committee,
L. H. PLACE, Chairman Of Finance COMMITTEES, Board
OF Assistant Aldermen.
A. LAyET Secretary.
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ALBERT II. NIcoLAY, Auctioneer.
nEkEMiTORY SALE OF 30 BEAUI[tUL

II.
DEREMiT0RY SALE OF - BEAUTIFUL
Il BUILDING LOTS ard COTTAGE SITES N tho
PLEASANT VILLAGE of WESrCHESIER, y. l., at
AUCTION. 49,,
ALBERT H. NICOLAY viii cell at Auction on MON
DAY. Nov g. ct o'clock at the beautiturNase OF West
chester, n. L., on the ground:
80 desirable building Lots and Cottage Sites oo eet oat
ard rear. ard lC0 deep.
Nestchester 10 one of the most pleasant and hounshns
villages in Westcheor County and only 3i miles irom
the CITY of New-YOrk by the Harlem Railroad .,
the propose Newly ORR and New Rochelle Railroad which
will 60 into Grafton shortly Stases nun regularly every
day 10 and from this place and the Harlem Kuroad depot
The ground nearly level and sufficiently elevated 10 So
saubrous atmosphere and the soil Is oil the hnes9
quality. -. Il, ., =.
Churches schools and academies within the mnedI-
ate vicinity Tie convenience Of from the city, to-
ceter h the healthy location and the excellent
hood ell combine to mako this exceedingly desTabo
property eiher for genemans country residence or ior
the mechanic and worSingmau aswell safe and prohana
investment for capitalists as tie property IN te vicinity
rising aud viii continue rise, aud must fapdy Increase
in value. Title ndsputable.
Terms-O per cent and tie Acaoneers fees on the day
Of sale 40 per cent the 9th of December. when the
6r = will be delivered and the balance can rema on bond
and mortgage Cor three years at cent Or per cent
ard the AucOnec fees the day OF sale and the balance
in monthly nstaments 10 per cent eac until the whole
anount Is peid .
discount OF 10 per will be made all lots bought
for cash
Mas and full particulars be obtained of tue Auc
tonetr.
free excursion by the Harlem Railroad will be made
the day Of the sale The will leave City Hall at 10
O'Clock A. NJ returning Y. NJ Tickets be obtained
free ofcharge applying to j. V Hutschlsr ESQ., No %
Chahau-st- or to the Auctioneer, No. 10 Walst.
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furniture, &t.

ENAAiELED and COTTAGE FURNl-
IL TURE WAREHOUSE No. 40 Broadway, as; SIDE,
near GraId-s manufacory No 10 Grecne-st Inc odrst
established and firm in the United STATES WAC co a.
fine themselves to the EXCLUSINE MANUFACIL nE 81
the FIRST QUALITY OF ENAMELED and O;tNA-
MENTAL COTTAGE and CHAMBER FUKNirU AZ,
GTLLIES & BYRNE, successors 10 MAIHfM W.
LIES respectfully inform their old patrons and me
that thew still continue sell wellinlshed GkNC tNE
srticle D PER CENT BELOW ALL OTHERS.
The unparlleed success that has attended or e1os s
ucsd Us 70 redOube exsroas IN p-odn ns Al 5C %
which FER having stood the test for yeer an nov SiI
10 h. the RESI- srd CHEAPEST ENAMELLE,.D r w
NITURF EVER OFFERED in THIS OUNIhi. me
latest Parsan and Italian Styles always on hand ana lo
to order. 49,. ,-.,-,,>.,,1-r, crOcE OF ,Ny
ESTABLISHMENT IN THE UNITED STATES per
sons with the peculiar tastes IN regard 20 eoo otna
treufipg saiirg. &c. Ac- can easily De suited.
While new Fstablshmt nts without the least experience
pretend 70 comretc with BY offering poor limitations Oh
orr STYLES and designs representing their work 70 ne pup
lie as Enan.elod &C. still fully con'Inc Dy tle
Increasing demand. on rs that the public know WEI now
TO Judge between AUCTION FINISHED TRASH aud ths
really GENUINE ENAMELED WORK made a. our
Factory. ,,.-
The Trade supplied as usual the most favorable terms
Matresses failass and Bolsers &C. Sc st the lowest
market price. . Il. :..
can te taken any distance without sustaining the least III
iurv GILES a BYRNE, No. AZ Broadway,
Fest side nerr GrsndSt, Mandatory, No ~ Greenst
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WILLIAM IRVING, Auctioncer

NILLIAM IRVING, AIctlOnter,
SUIERB SALE of FANCY GOODS, Sta
~ uary, Bronzes, Paper Mache Goods, Dresden Cnna,
Bohemian Glassware, Plated Goods. Sc.-WILLIAM lR
WING CO. will sell at auction on THURSDAY, Nov.
ih and FRIDAY Nov 9Th, at 10y O'Clock each day. at the
SaegRoons No 10 rines sspendld assortment of Fancy
Goods imported BY Signor q. g. Paudoldn and others SUI
peTly Carved Groups in satuary, marble aud alsbaer
Hetc, Mecci Etruscan, Greek Roman and other Vases
TaIz2s &c. Plated WaTe-Paran Goods. BroDzes Papier
sche Goods nch Porcelain Dresden China. Bohemian
GaswHre supcrb pearl nad Center Table5 &c. Mirrors
Elegant pier aente and oval Mirrors The goods
exhibition ladies' particularly requested TO call aud
eXGmine ihcIn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05
MANHATTAN ACADEMY EVENING

u lllOftant thai Iadlfs and
Geatemsn who desire thorough Of instruction in
Bookksep,ns or Enshsh 0rszunAE, should hprly soou
The sver stades % arranged that certain degree OF
70, the season may depended Ladies who
contemplate esekng and sds enter the Free Academy
sid IND unusual scihfies here forward their porposs
Other particulars will b stated AZ the Academy
ayxnne and xfh a. Apply dAy o. eTenlnS
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SODA WATER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

~ and most approved description msnuf,e,nr.s "a y
AZ NH sspSet printed directions for is us BY join
Evry information IN relation 70 the bushes rara; n
Abishea 10 y-.fs -
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WIGS and TOUPEEs-Mercb,nt. c;ti

w recs and Stranger requiring very superior Wig or
Toupee should fA call and examine the besut,f.
assortment ~ The celebrated Wiz factory MEDaURT
HEARD No z haidensne. where thsy have the Iarses.
cheapest and bes stock Of Ornamental Hair Of every
scrpton- made Of the best materials and warranted pep
ct ht and not TO shnk change color Also Be 6aa
The best Hair Dye Private rooms for the Dye
ting WiSs Cut this out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05
TARRYTOwN INsTrTUTE-In this In.

u sfSrusion acntlefea instructed IN all the
hrsaehes requisite Tor commercial pursuits cnt<ns Col
lsse The Winter Term commences on the Is; Of Noys'
bss Circulars, containing srms references &C. b
obtaiaed a. c. SHEPARD Co.'S Bookstore. No. Is.
Nioosi- or Of L. II: wiLC0x. Ne 1s Broadway. ny,
90 By addressing A. NEWMAN. funcip<l
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IouNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
MRS. SHEPHERDS BOARDING; ,nj

-IA DAY SCHOOL, Nc. ~ Chnton-ss, South Brooll~n
Mrs prepared 20 receive pupils hopes bv he
osf unrennfinx attention to the discharge Of her
iuties the confidence Of her patrons LIS eo
60 and ftcan the schocl F~f-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05
DEAUMONT's PATENT STARCH

ID POLISH FRENCH LIQUID BLUlNG, SLOWS
CHEMICAL ERASIVE SOAP-FoT sale by J. I. JOHN
son Co. Nos IS Cortandt-st. end ji1 Bo"ery. THESE
tces can b. bought Other place IN New-lok a. We
arc The exclusive prOpretOrs OF and pateatecs OF tho
Other Tie Starch Polish IS stamped every cake Beau
outs Patent Starch Polish" and both and the Blung
have fac smile Of J. T. JOhn50ns signature the label
and wrEpper None other genuine As there are itl
tons pretending 70 dc the work OF Stows,' and some
tines sold for hs purchasers should see that John "
Slows 8 Chemical ErAsive Soap" IS stamped every
lar None other j. genuine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05
o,rNcFP,s SEWING MACHINES at the

CINGER's SEWING MACHINES at the
- FAIR.-The extraordinary attention which these Ma
Ines have attracted during the Exhibition OF the Aecn
Isftufe has been noticed BY every person who visited me
Fs and although the operation OF this curious ard ing nj
ons MACHINE las Witnessed by thousands and Thousands VINO
Looked upon them with wonder very many were unable 10
get peaT them great the I'D about them such are
invited 10 examine them the Principal Once, NO ~
Procdwnv where they can be seen IN operation Tnsse
machines used BY the principal shoe iiAc ursr
ssdes and cloc throu shout the United states and are
everywhere regarded the wonder OF the nge aud the gea
laboI-sayins machine Of the nineteenth century
CTEAM PRESSURE GAUGES.-A small
- lot TO Close concen-price sl5 each FOR sac oy
J.. p PRISON, No. , Wal-st.
ITO RICE VERSA lot of
i "STRONG'S" PATENT RICE HULLERS FOR
MORTON 4 BREMNER,
No. 2l2 Pearl-st. corner OF Fletcher-st
THO PRINTERS-FOr sale cheap, one Double
Cylinder Napier Pres Hoes mske,l bed p By toi ;
one No Imperial Wellington HsudPre-s End one NO :
~ " 90" No IL Da.eh-st.
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ErRNIu-RE.-Mill be sold az q bargan

l. No - Bocknau-s, Office sad Colnt:ns-hou9e Dssss'
Revolving Office Chairs, Stools, ClshioHs, SOFA be1s'
Lounges Couch Beds Tete atetes, o'vans, Wa istsn
MaEoraiv ind Voailo Chairs RocScr Bureaus Secseta-
n ooH-cases French Bedstceds, Mardrobos on PANT
ss Engrayings, Carpets LOCO yards Olcoti 3lG sa.o
and double d, seads 1000 Straw, Hust aud Hair ~
tress Feather Beds and Bedding Looking sses msr5
ton Center ard side Tables Extension and ID nlng Tables
Hst sands PaIlor aud Cooking Stoves. Furniture pur-
Oh sd nv tstai u.euts rented.
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YEAST POWDER-B. T BABBITT i.

the Original inventor Of the Chsulical Yeas Powder
~eich Prepared and sold By him Sos g. and 70 Wash
Asyl * sew:fozk. IN tin The who pssciAss
'1 see that they go that with the abJvs aaEn- %
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:, ,,vroN STATEN ISLAND, near the
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE, on the ,east
V,AsT MORRIsANIA vILLAGE.-About

H go Lott (renainirg unsold varying IA szs nom oae
gb M an acre 70 sx acres offered for SALE on the
mod favorable terms Ten per down and balance
or bffore March, 1854 Tile perfect These lots occupy
vsrv healthy and beautiful location, and in 1 view OF
sbe Yss River and the ianedate vicinity Of the
dencls the most wealthy and respectable citizens
of Wescester County Also fine hsang within o1e-quarter
Of mile Several honses building and lots selling
rapidly For maps and other information apply 70 ID b.
WINTOE, No. Tyon-row, near Harlem Railroad Once,
ouposife Civ Hall.
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Alaebinerp, Sc.

ENGLISH PATENTS under the NEW
~ LAW.-The Subscriber Is prepared to procure
Provisional Protection" and 20 Letters Patent
der the laws Of Great Britain The fees having been greatly
reduced protection is brought within tie reach Of N
American Inventors Parties obtain fa information
" w. ~ ] p PRISON No s Walls.
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TO PLANK ROAD and RAILROAD CON.

TRACTORS.-Proposalsw will be received at the Office
OF the Pateron and NewYork Plank Road Company, No
90 JohE.st, New York. until Saturday - NJ Nov. % 1881
for the Grading and Masonry OF the above road The wo
consists OF three sections of about five mile each
Proposals. Will be received for each section separately
Ilars and specifications be the above odcs
The work must be completed before the 2oh day Of
May, 1858.
II will be for the interest Of Contractors 10 examine the
route, the greater part OF the work be advantageous
ly done during the winter. Dirc' Proposals" TO
T.. Ggo. FERRIS, Eng'r. H. " BGrLER, Preft
kew-York Nov. 1. 1852.
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Finanrial.

CITIZENS BANK, No. 81 BOWERY.-At
- Election held November 2d is52 cor Directo,, ~
this Bank. the following gentlemen duly elected D.r,
tors tor the ensuing year,
Jaw Jarvis Martin Bum,
Jan es c. Baldwin William Close.
Daniel BURNETT, yabex H. Lyon.
Robert Barley, Barney Bstrsm.
James NJ. McLeen- William Hal.
William j. Valentine. Joseph n B1ues
John Mcfivsen, Charles CURTIS
And the following gentlemen were elected inspesto Of
Faunrd Slosson Richard Tweed
Charles Horton.
Ara subsequent meeting of the Directors JAY JARVIS
was upanousy reelected President Tor the ensuing year
). r. C0MSlOCk. Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05

ELEGANT PRINTS.-Scyeral new styles
II 9S French Pms in dark rich coors including the
role pattern. Just received For sale by
NESMlTffS Co. Noe. So Broad-st. aud 20 Negv-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05
GRASS VALLEY GOLD MINING con-
RASYDJ w WiS S,Ic Psssds9,cAgnasI

HALF SHARES, 100.
served power in the Certificate OF Incorporation she Sc
hoden voted at the Annual Meeting held ct Grsss ssy
August 8, 1852, to increase the capital from SlooW
$4,000 for the purpose Of completing The work ~
commenced and far advanced and 70 extend the bunsc
Quartz Mining, by such additions the discoveries
science of mining and amagOnation may rendsf exps
for the interests Of the Company ,...r-
Holders of tho original stock have the opton o. ~,
serbns for the increased capital til the ist OF Deccm
next, payment Of 80 per cent, the balance 70 rems
called for TIL dividend is declared from profits ~.
Subscriptions for the stock Will be received o.
Office of the Companys Agent No. 10' Fulton q, No"
York. and scrip be issced in sums of 800 and n.
AddTess, postage paid. with remittance for Socs v
drafts New-York, or current funds.l 10
r. J. RICHARDS, Secretary, ~
No IO7 Fulton-st, New Yosk.
Where pamphlets containing tho report OF the oo"P"
may lie obtained. $500
kpplicsnfs by nail should inclose two cent 80 -
Specimens Of the Gold bearing Quarts may oe 81"
Office from n to O'Clock.
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OFFICE or TYR FARMERS Loan AND Trust Co,
No. q Exehange-place, New-iork Nov lsse
AT MEETING OF the BOARD of d.
N RECTORS held this day, GEORGE 7. FITCH ~u
unanimously elected Secretary Of this Company:
ID. D. WILLIAMSON Pre<.
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IRE and NORTHEAST RAILROAD co.
~ TRANSFER OFFICE.-Ths ERIE and NORTH.
EAST RAILROAD COMPANY having appointed the ua-
designed their Transfer Agents in this CITY, notice hereby
given that Books OF Transfer OF the Capital Stock have been
opened at our office, No. 81 Wallst.
WINSLOW, LANIER & Co
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BUSINESS and PUBLICTTY.-Notoriety i

business and PUBLICIrY.-Notoriety is
I'D the important element of success in business 1t ~
through the cspapeIs Of the country Tint rms cll be
Thoroughly attained Fortunes accumulated IN u tsS
wears by those who avail Themselves of this power Tho
benefits resulting from systematic aud CONTINUOUS cd
veTtsue only bC ginning 70 be understood IL demon
straed that the merchant tlc manufacturer or the me-
clanc may bis business at pleasure IN proportion
70 the clergy and ne employs IN gaming p1oicliy
Then nv DO not all adycrtise Because business men are
oniy beginning 10 realize is importance Si the amount
OF advertising seen in the columns of tho journals mas
doubled within five years and win double again IN ave
more Those who hang back viii their younger and
more energetic rivals onispsing them There "a no use
in oontending against the spTt OF the IL they wont
jump TIE and pay then fare they must be let Do
hind to travel on foot q,
The OPPORTUNITY for advertising in the bet papers OF all
the eits and principal O tbs country Is ahoded AZ
the Agency OF g. B PALMER where the pipers afe hef
for examination lie authorized BY the propretors to
the business and 10 receptsor subscriptions
and advertisements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05

NOR SALE-The House and Lot No. "a
prjnce.st between Broadway aud Crosby.st ApPlyto
i''N ' CHARLES W. HENRY,
No. l59 FroDt-st, corner OF maiden-lsne'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05
- & H. BARMORE offer at their manu-

y 'I'O'1
~ factory and warerooD, No Si8 Beec Ser-st corner
of Charles an assortment Of elegant PianoFortes Ia e
metallic frame and reverse bridge and all other modern I'M
proyements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05
CILvER.PLATING and GLIDING. reDat

~ ing, and REPEATING Spoons ForkA Tea Sets Ctor.
Candescks &C; gliding WstchcAse Caps Sals-ceirs
Chandeliers in the cheapest sad best manner No % Du-
est, Broadway. WILLIAM DIETRICH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05

FIGURED SATIN DRESSES.-Just re-
II oeiyed. fresh lot, best colors and patterns. Also
LnGLs white md brown Table Cloths Union and all linen
Mar with general assortment uf goods su table for
Trays ers tor an eby WM. MATHEWS Co., Nos. % and
% Catharine-st
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MELODEONS, which are pro-

IL The subscriber respectfully informs his numerous
psirons srd musical public he he has sgein received
the mt premium Tor the splendid u octave GRIND Square
Piano which be exhibited at the late Far Of the American
Institute Ihese nsruents destined 70 superceie the
tone Superior Pianos from goo TO $3.50. CHARLES j..
HOLDER. No. IAH SnrIng-al.
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OrilcY on ruE B,LriNoRE AND OBto R,ILsoAs Co..
October. %. 1882
YINUE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS OF

this Company have deelared dividend Of per cent 90
the OF the stem ofthe Road payable In the stock
Of the Con psny aud after the 18Th OF Nov next The
Transfcr Book will be closed from the o0th of October
Ill the 96th Of November next. signed .
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MIR. JOHN P. WILSON the exhibitor o
TRAVELLING TRUNKS. &c.-The sub.

ii III ~@<<E-'N' III %'Ikl'f FUD+
serber would inform the travelling community thar b,
stl remains a. Ia old stand corner Of Broadway and
Nsstl where re confines 20 manufacture sad keep on
hand good assortment solid Leather rrnk, suit.hIe
for Ladies or Gentlemen and adapted for Aaercsn or
European travel Also, Hat Boxes Leather and C.rpst
BAGS k&c ke O.d-rs for the West Indies South Aac,
&C., fned with dispatch JOHN CATsrNICU
All articles bought this store TO any par Of ths
city, Brooklyn Jersey Cisy NaasbarEk free Of ex.
rense.
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I &C. FISCHER, date Nunns & Fischer }

~ mandatory and room, No. 40 Orcenwich-st,
corner OF Deyt-Piano fores warranted, with reverse
brde end pncnt tube well calculated for keeping IN tune
Piano Fortes tuned, repaired and exchanged
N B-Also holan Piano FoTtes for stle.
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DITTSTON COAL-THE PENNsYLyA

DITTSTON COAL.-THE PENNSYLVA
Il MA COAL COMPANY lie prepared to furnish sups-
ror White Ash Pttson Coal Of all szes clean and in good
order suitable for steam shipping and domestic purposes
from its boats yards in this city, wilansburgh and
Brooklyn
The CCmpenys facilities such 40 to enable it to i've
good dispatch 70 vessels loading at NewYork o. at Port
Even.
Particular attention given to the delivery of Coal for do.
mestc purposes.
Apply at the Office, cor Broadway .nd wslst or yards
West near Mortonst cor l4hst and 9th-av and foot Of
Gouverreur-st city Foot North 10th st. wiI.msburxb.
foot Of Gold-st., Brooklyn.
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Diano-fortes.

A PIANO-FORTE-F'ine tone, handsome
n cs.e second hand in perfect order octvo ade ~
1Its, WcILer Price Sl35 IS the parties nave gone 20
49,, "a Ief the nstrnypenf 10 be sold Ca seen al
Il BRANCH'S Cabin4t Wsrerooms, No liz rgiton-st A.
Y An honest intelligent BOY WANTED 10 year. on
that can pay three tunes wen upon '"e
Iuonire D.
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Drp Goods.

CORDOVA PLAINS.-Yegy superior all
~ wool Negro Plains Of American Manufacture, for
sale by EESliIrH 4 co,
Nos y BToad-st. aud % New-3t.
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NIyFS and FORKS. POCKET KNIVES,
TITUs & CORNELL, Manufacturers Of
miscellaneous.

A ADVERTISEMENT are inserted in the
IN best papers N other cities aud towns OF v b. YALN'
Frs Advertising Agency. Tribune Buildings
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ME JoHN MAC MULLEN has opened

IVA Day school for Boys 30. 80 Bowery, one block
f,T Brcsdwsy and five doors above B1ai-st- HIS terms
ls55 per quarter vii pacesslry keep ma sciooi 'ry
small Having resided tsn two years n Europe an
having studied ard taught for many years n the Wy %
NrvYofi be feels kirsG qualified 70 do justice 20 tiosr
WHO my BE- placed n has hards Besides S3siIns a-n
Ing Writing and Arithmetic there WI b. tenylt w.
Jisiisn. Drawing Musc. GyEras es aad Dsnrins
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