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ALEfEr Il Neot, y, A9s'5syf ,,o,7,


u1GHLANDS, SHREWSBURY MORTGAGE
SALE g ,hs ,e 81 s4s.' 6. re .ots ss1 r'ps,y
-, st1,v,iur, Nsnn ssfb %. y J.
lLBEEr H. NlcoLAi - ~. O., aas;ios % iyNDAf Iass
r !. seiscl Lsts,s lie hshds Of Nsssr.as
ii rs sis building ls varls nom GO 70 $50 feet front
- md fror ~ lo sif ffet depth. ess
q s,herc. hald Pavion tos'lef ~ta 'eS1. O. n %
I "a, 49, tfelsn esntrrs asd 3 seepias ro1ns
tf'u- ous . trsie 1 pig house used ~ 5a' about
.f,sl f.tt .ita se-i nous over ls.i 49,, - IL
iqan Ted atslI alley - feet long ~ Alleys
VII lie lrctss,ry .uIlaufe, 4c - - ,- g. -,,-
yen. AZ The slel.s 49, ar a - p ss. Il Ns-.rs5s
ilI IRE view oi il- oc-er- - 49,, -
TIE teah IT, AtlHfs 0e.sn & ~ y, e 60 p isse
II ie~ uuiss rd vsuIy no.'c ~ Is nae -Ais 'As
sur s1d b h1s clans eJs,er- = 1s ~ 49, s-i Oh.
sasou AID sssry other aay ~ re- 70 - ~ 80 ~ -
Ihe L ; az ~ a. % tsss itsaabo.i.
ua5 Ut a. guss houFs ard ~ nor. 80 l.-cl. e s
Ard ~ soHtlse rs nj of .cce Aliens can had
property ih pace the saas - a. laura '0a e- " 20 Oa
r. te.u.ul property aHaa,sd hsh sana Ard Il osoa
- for riiqs !. uud xh-h olly haa the
ssstSssrd ia ias resPee dubs advantage 0gef other
vtteIinE D aces o. tle 50 s-oie- -...h
Ss ey ss ale "a sssJ to WI HABIT
,,sorrV sre r'rsssse Gels. Mex y to tls AaeSoose
r. Sewyof, ~hsEe aaFs nd b. o; fan particulars
ARGE SALE ofLOTS st KEYPORT.-ANTHO-
LNYJ BLEECKER Wil' seli g TIT asDA4 jsns = a. -
tiDlSG LOTS the pat q Keypofs-
81, r-1-.r-v Of - Flofe1ee Ard Aeypo1 CoIpany.
ter aurted the Rsrlfan Bay tle rect ar le BE-
,V-r SYcrk srd FalarephA ], been .sAted fos tie
ore,lrs RE- thcrolEh.ire for rev crt % tls
srfh 40 a he y Seaport Town AID Fo " EaIy - 1e
AID d0cs na- been
1-.s - f.rrv - aiih.t boAs e1v-nr fsr ines
~ ~ - f-ss terg oPened 81 telAf- u Us
- 1rx- AID fertile cstrcf g ulrF
- 81 vii he tE a. the t-ae nav ar ne
So. ~ ~ ierry r0lie lected Win NFfort
~ -rr..rv 50 ..rs FREE Route from Nssi5rk
q, ~. s.tb " ~ - hstec ~ 1aEe % ~ta
inurrdafe A. tie hlsf
- ~ 49, becoue srEc- nd nosi u1us cty New
sud -ls- -rF1d p
-. ar...rts oyrrruny ~ probable
operEec ~ rrlalc-
-, Ar-ssus Ma Qleen cave iact u Chsl3r q
- -, e.re-t snrisv @ 30 eloek EsrurnE cave
Eevrerr ~ fasr TT. Il Z "
err ron nav had e KsJpoIt 10 once q As
Ei~r,rc, - Krvpos Co. Ne - W.T. Se~.t0rk-
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Re-DlGIinq,

Rr-plGIing.
CHVERP PLATING and ENGRAVING -Bean''fll
y Gotbie Door Plates of all sizes and patterns Beyus set -
bos ger,Lpsfes Church Plates Nvna Weidfa Ad-
dess and Aone Cards beautifully engraved sad printed on san-
eled Bristol board CARDS. by VIII bAlLhi no % Do"J
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professional Notirfs.

X. EAION. Analytical and Consulting Chemist.
~. No % Dey~t, New-lork. -
ANALYSES OF SOILS, ORFS MINERALS MINERAL Wa
TIERS. ETC
Promptly attended TO.
nR FRED. HUMPHREYS HomeoPath) late Of
Ifics removed = Univ@rsirTpt o.
s-sh Q A Nj. "
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Oenfisirp.

hrs ROBERTS, Surgeon Dentists, No. : West
Ifh betxeen h ard 9th NeEYork and No "a Main
PoughkespEe AL pertaining TO te profession executed
Re uos APPROVED sfyie al medium prices
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6ales o. Anfrlon.


B. A. Chiffon. Aue:ioneor.
At KTNGSBRIDGE, near Harlem River, at Auction,
n bv COLE Chiffon MONDAY jane r. u y oc.oc a.
The Neehs Exchange, forty Lots Por Of Land aaf piece u
Nsdo of ~ AID acres fesirabv .tei dwellings,
echsuc ard lnn-ss pu the cd and rev Ne l'k aad
atspv rosf roads being pat ard beonn1g %
Rrfert Naomi F.a Terms LthOgrl2ac y re
sioye property X bad the oee Of the ssenee No 10
Nffa
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0nl1 pens.

oLD PENsDeaers and Others Ssa' ~ ',S az n
80 e.p be supplied on 4 70 = per e5 Pes Nan
GREE ~ Co No. IsS Greea~ eh betNes % - he. ssias
49, ~ 81 wholeSale retail priees gu - 49,
tI-ss-.sxIue he Company above
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CntIrrp anh daromars.

DOONTON CUT NAILs-Msnutactured and con
ID SANITY band ard for ale b yrurVpLroen
No. IS9 Greenwich. eornsT Cea-rst
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xI.,rINnY 1HILnST PROPERlY-FOr ne on

VTAIUABIE PROPERTY for SALE - lhe Sgo,
Tvl, oae sale OF the most Va sADe io'7a e4~
s 49, Wv in and sbou Chicsse for sae' va;
eip c,t on --latest between La>ae and "
r. c ashuaIonst Setgt en- Clara ana Nes-sts III.
ie6 feet mont Wesst, bstwesn LAKE ana "a y -
IN 81 an between Lsk. ana oah~0i" - y. A.
20 ~ "a frcut or Satst. corner 81 Noft ~ ~ w..
s,s ~, rf on Nabashas, bswe III e. an, su'h4 hs
10 r. a rorf Gu South Branch u q Olesfe NseH
Ave = The south DNsou 90 mo ~ np'oN7"
- Z. - eort on l.ake 90, Man Ntsi p'sen
er,t mont kirzf-st. corner OF - li.N VIZ Nv ~
80, Tmf On Van Aulcu-st- West lh'slh a., 49,.
.r,e ss er of Halls I'd ard kueTtou-ss Neis D''''N'
81 ssr,s :. eiiuu o., hc stone gpafiy iaeA
~ ''' ALlNANDER WHITE Ne ~ soh't w A,'''|
~ TO 30 ACRES Of LAND WANIED-by, tne
- Suyot luvn nile Ayus, located IN OF mar h-chy f'y
spo stable t,ugc. and erection OF on
.,or al rrorcv Gut terms msy be e WIN H.A"lN'
plpEe No So 6roadv ~.
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A-rn-lnKK .nd ERIE RAILkOAp-,P.s1

~ T.ius eass DER o0t Of DuAnee - hlcr- - ~
PuTysLo EKpssss a. 81 ~ Bl5-o efeei' ose y -,
gre Rsifose and bIsss =. !. C4tS ~ JOS. sii-'N
eass ears o. -. 4.
MAJ "a 81 Tor DuBs "a k1f Bgia-o "a a. - -.
U.y.f9V Pm for D-la1af. and a. Liernsei-er 49,
sfcET EryEsss - ?. 81 fOr Dahsrt soo Bs1so -
F1lsSAsT a. ~ tOr Dulsirs 40 a. ieitf sl-'A-N "
o. srrSsvs orly oue Errrsss Trails "a p y 49,
Te E1rrr-s 1rzas az vunxft - - - ~ -
Clsvs.aDd C-nclnnsr. Cnc@gor ard q b.8.iSSl -
y ~sF'@--@ "~--N~~~1' 49, .-tag NNvf 100
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posloN pIANOs.-T GILBERr 4 o. FL &C
IIGHTE & NEWTON. 80. q CanlI..L..

vi IN aunce 81 The rc1es demand aud uarv-- popular 3,
- pIANO FORIES have ,xcdd tler ausle ana e. uo~
d, atr 10 thtr ferds and those wns suprf insrs
fesy, sss rert 10 plan aud ofuansuted e-s of l d.
% q "a ociaNc otton'i~N' '"'' - "
n dxsexM arfrCgrss. 10. i-3
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fINHE lnhscnDcrs. EAecutoTs. Sc, % oitrHtN
I EanHIS ~ ANnsnME FrLL SIZED BUILDING
Iss ~ =, III xIr,lFIU. 1Gothic) THREE-orORY

tpUSFs with hrirk. stone bAs .ie '
- a. NJ AID rear bai The best pos Die ma nrf w
% ,as,,es hot cold waiel raugeA &c 10 = ~ 80
- iot al iuug the viii be sd .fpttet
w ,eseier al a sreat bGlon halt ne pa,eaas onv 70
or nd r. Of ~ per cent APp' u
ns ~ n 4 10 Land aid Loan Ogce, No 81 Cna befs 81
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DTsIDENCE In ORANGE, \. j.. for Sa

p.pcAIN Twelve Lou. fun size on Wrskn, Commerce
80 N,cerss IN the Distinct II Richmond Inc uel-n-
tsS free from ali kinds Of nusnees I1te Reeeti
eoipoO" NV Dr. MOTT Co. No 81 Chanoefs-st- y l.,
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AlW.lOhk and MON hbAi hAlb.',tass.i's
- BFLIiETS gALIs RUTLAND, BtRtd s9t, IN
TfFf MONTPELIER. ST ALBAa,. ODshNrfN ~ ~,
KfAL sHa -ltda.e towns. Ic.s's ca 'c ~ -
Cfcss o the ArW-f1k anl hsahs.+n Raj ~ ~. -
49,. nrd Crrrl e. cod nrf fhav. lEpst IA y.
A. Ri az r 40. BsEl-se checkef through IiesA'-~
rafchltfcdrced Frlces APgytos t,y,r -. a., ,,ssssf
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snsnronet Gompanifs.

CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO.-CAsh CAPT.
TAI sSoGe-T,- CsrA Of tbs Conlan. 81 P.-i ny &C
Ip.uraTcs 6udl Mershanelss snd Per-o1 10y
...rst 10 -, Fr- Odcs Wtl-st w bhApf r'eIa-nI
Gre Y HOP.
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- La 1lEh No AfDit y ain -" rr--lr. - 4
- stone AtN.Rrche4e, Glen Cove, Oyster o4f ipy-l
SIM. I'D soribpon-Sfesner EORW ak VI esfs - q
lsi SIP lss (sur6a,. ptscj q q u ~ s.ss - ~
Stare EsV-korAell-, HuItnston oystsf Dp -. ~
srf esfnfd.ys 'oI Nofihpoft feteiunf Dehi ofis n
stssnss CgOTO. two fsg tfs ,l.asys nc ~, Y 49,
49, .od Oieu Core 4 A. Tor Whii.s.onri
N COD snd Rlslyn, reruring iett n'ornlnS a. Yah
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roY BOSTON via NEWPORT sDd fA Ii z Z

1ka So ncid and fuTsTioF - "a - e-q. =
srown. sr2 FNPIkE STATE. CPS bs1sans - 3 =
Alternate csys lscDssys exoepfso 10, p. 49, or g -
PR NOS. a.. =, I'D 49, 4 -
Freislt 20 Bosfos = fTssrces t - 40 p
srprcss ~ abr van. " "a - lsrha nevr and mll,
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TIiDs0N PARK. 40 minutes from the city, com
l,l, NV Nn ms. nnIn anal MICHIGAN

III ed Immediately few good FainN Io 80 Ision must be
,r The Rsrosds Persons hevug Farms 10 he ABOVE
states, or ,ale ~ . ~" 49, ~ De MOTT Co.'S
description trIu ID Loan Office No 81 Chsmberssi- New-YoSk
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DTSIDENCE in ORANGE, n. j. Tor SAIL - a
II 5eshtnl Village Home with about three ouih OF an eSs
-nnrd sedep &c nos eeby situated oyeroo.ns w
g,th d,s,snt view Of Cy ct New lork, bnokyn
NJ. desirable, being ~i.nln le 'ou
ssnee Of two Cuss sue Po-Omce two gooe s.noo , 40
Isrf. running i've tunes 's'n az
HNrt AZ az able village rsoenos t cannot o. s"P>N
NeN-i.i ~ No % Beekmsn-st, New iork, or
Apply 70 WI $3.50 ] H. BLAKE II Fsl, Duuge n }.
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prp Sooos.

. PROM CHECKS. 10 eases Nos lbs aud Us man
n f.,ruled y sanuel on iof sa.e By 49, . =, D..
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num Anil pHlA LOTS boz sALE at GntAT

N Wanted either Improved unimPFogea By ca ea'p y eI
srroxes ~oud be- pfec ed Adde'S II D. ~ tAs O4'e '""
L.f....sr,.o n o. The ltIks Of fivtr OF lake
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SECOND BOARD.
CITY TRADE REPORT,

SATURDAY, Oct 15--5 r. NJ
Asus.-There only 80 bbls. bought at SIS 50 for
pearls and S. s for pots, per 100 lbs There remained
in the inspection warehouse day e5s bbls pearls and
$50 bbls. pots-together, 400 casks.
BRKADsrurTs.-Flour in good demand at former
rates. the sales included IL 500 bbls sour at SIS S1
So 121s surerfne No. 9 at So 37k So 62,s ordinary
81 0G4 and other grades at proportonae figures Cana
dian held at 81 l2 per Dbl Southern did not vary
for mixed to good 81 1874 a 81 s7,s for favorite;
and 81 371s 81 e21a for fancy, per Dbl. Rye
s0Sr s 90 81 for fin.
demand 81 rs for Jersey and 81 SO 81 62 for Bran
DIVINE. Wheat was actively sought afterthe business
consisted of 80 500 bushels fair to prime Michigan white
at 81 81 81 ST. 5000 good Ohio do at 81 56 and 900
Canadian do. in bond, at 81 81 81 81. Rye and barley
manded 4ehc 511sc. per bushe Corn was depressed
the sales embraced 70 600 bushels at S2c SO &c for un
sound; s31sc. Soc. for mixed Western; s5c ssc for
white Southern; and SIC for yellow do.
CofrFR-There were 100 bags Rio taken at 1lc per h.
CoT1oN-There we're 700 bales sold at NC per Id. de
cline.
FRueHTs.Rates 6rmer, and we have to notice en-
ragcments Of about 10000 900 bushels wheat at IA
In bulk while 4s was asked for -four To London 600
bbls flour engaged at A. Cd and 600 do at So
To IIavre rates continued firm, with engagements of
about 5000 bushels wheat at 23c in bulk and about
5000 bbs -four at Soc Soc To California varied
from 50c soc. per foot measurement. Shippers we're
stu disposed to await the receipt of private letters due by
the Canada
FEH Dry cod we're in brisk request at 50 so 50 GO
per ql. Mackere ruled quiet, being scarce and held
above buyers limits. About 1000 boxes smoked herring
changed hands, at Soc for No l. and 55ca &C.
for scaled
FRrn-Raisins remained in light supply and inactive
There were sold $50 bbls. Western apples ut
81 62la So rs, and rs bbls. Zante currants Ice
a 2oc.
GrM ARAmc.-some 5000 lbs. purchased to-day
at Ice
lAY-We heard that 200 bales river sold, at
zoe to shippers and soc. 81 &C to local dealers.
lTis--Eastern were freely dealt in, at 50 IL per W.
-Rockand was actively inquired for, at 90c, for
common, and 81 90 for lump, per Dbl
MofAsstsSsl les were ade of so hhds Porto Rico at
27c Csc, and 80 do Texas, private terms.
UIs.-Whale and sperm ruled about the same. The
transactions comprised 200 baskets olive at 81 06ia
"a l2,s; $500 gallons lnseed, at o9c. 1Oc and 500
do. city red, at SOC.
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ton which com pleey hides any defect Of waning nature
but have not the time II 1t were
to criticize the performances Of one who has 40 trun
phantly passed ordeAls Of Italy, Paris and England
Sig Rocco displayed bass voice Of much strength and
volume and he assumed air Of confidence and tnso,
sort Of careless freedom which indicated that his
forte is that of bufo singer We may add that the
popular effect apparent in comparative want Of
enthusiasm in the audience II is always safer TO give
spch styles of music moderately refined tastes have
mestc Preside.
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PRovruom.-Pork was suis', yet arm. Tho operations
embraced 900 bbs Western at SIT at SIT 12 for mess
and SIS 621s S13 6s,< for prime per Dbl Cutmeats
scarce, and nominal Some 800 bbs lard realize
l2c per b. Beef in good demand the sales amount
cd to 400 bbls mostly at 81 10 So rs for prime 81 rs
$40 for country mess and $2 25 $l3 for city
But in better request at l3c l6c for Canadian
15c 18c for Ohio, 1Sc 2lc. for Western New York
and &c Csc for Orange county Cheese selling at
IKE = loo.
SrGARs.-Sales have been made Of 400 hhds Cuba, at
Axe 54c so Texas at private bargain and lbs boxes
brown Havana at 54c. per b.
ToBAoco.-Soms so hhds, Kentucky fetched &C. a &c.
per Id.
wrlsKY.-Sales of 100 bbs Western and prison
effected at 33c. $3.50. per gallon.
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BILLIARDS.

GlLkIARD TABLKs FOR aALE-WE INVITE BUY.
- ara TO examine our stock hand with all the modern
improvements suitable for pablo private peg
cent ee than any ether in the United States
LEONARD BENJAMIN as2 broadway. MIA a.
rate SECOND hand table oorr nIatA aheap.
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0owsuxA1 sxsTH ms.

The United States Compared with England.
The following is comparative table of the number and
Sses Of American Consul, under the present law
pared with the number and pay Of those employed by
Great Britain:-
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OCULISTS AND AURIsTS.

nR. DWELL, OcUlISr, AURIST &C., RKCHIvRp
his patients from to O'Clock daily 81 his ohoe, Ne.
z BroadwAy where can DO procured his roatise ths
Kye Artificial inserted without the slightest paia
slor aud expression.
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MATRIDTONY.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, TWENTYsIx YEARS OF
~ age, having ample aud ndependen fortune thor
ough educatou than ordinary personal at
fractions Of nphemishod reputation aud member Of
highly influential and respectable family would like to cntcr
into the bonds OF marmony with lady possessing beauty
youth rospeetabty refinement and wealth should thcre
he the desired attributes romantic enough
mrrudent enough Independents enough to reply TO this
Advertisement her communicating VIII be conhdentialy re-
should interview lead TO agreeable
standing the pledges himself the most
testimony shall furnished inquirer having In view the
interest lady evidence Of the truth Of his assump
tons This bona tde Advertisements and the advertiser
no need not take this method
Renedek He chooses however to do so, and intends to
soar upon the wings Of his fancy Address Duncan
SinnrI Nc Alnine.
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uxATRIMoNY MADE EASY, OR now re WU 4
MI Lovsr.Proiessor LAYTON, Boston, formerly Of isa.
ior, will send TO address the receipt dooR
post paid plain directions 70 enable ladies or gentlemen -
TIE devoted affections Of many the opposite seq -
thcr hearts may dosire TIE simple oap.
vsns that all may be married. irrespective Of age appss
cd With deoaoy that detection 4
Address Professor LAvton BOSTON, MAss No s1Isr No.
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Here is comparative statement showing the cost OF
consular agents employed by Great Britain of those
of the United States under the present laws and unds
the proposed bill of M CAMPBELL
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TABLE NO. .

The number Of Consular agents employed by Great br
tain and the United States in the countries named below
follows
GREAT UNITED STATS
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One consul s. larry not stated.
In the United States there Is consular, and Woo
consular satisns the salaries paid to whom, inclusive
of viceconsus, amount to about $780, oo The consu
in New York ceves about 81 oO0 and those of Baltimore
Philadelphia Boston, Charleston and New Orleans recev
about 81, 500 each.
TABLE NO. 2.
The annexed is list of the consulates and salaries pro
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sished consisting Of four pleasant
lighted with with pantry bath and closets 3D.
joining also privilege In htchon cellar To- Apply 81 81
Fourth avenue.
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LIQUORS, sc.

LIQUORS, sc.
&100 mn WORTH OF CHOICE OLD BRANDIEs
@IUU.OOU yines gins, runs, cordiais 10, &c. ia
bond ana store Also EU00D choice Havana from
twenty to twesty ave per or ss below any
house for the same quality Of goods Also 10000 cases
WINE, from Sl % TO Sl2 WIN ID. BENSON A CO
importers, No 454 Broome street, corner of Mercer
On Ol0 OLD STYLE JCGs sCHIEDAN GIN FINE
IV.OVO old club schnarps, Hcdsieck, Charles Heid.
sleek Munrs and other fine champagne wines olacts
q eu per dosen, botcs rcurncd) TO-, &C., by W. a. kH
9hRHlbh. No ~ Hraors street. corner IF Crosby.
RRAHpIEs WINES, whIsKEYs, RUN, GIN, SUGAR,
~ 40, Ac At twenty per below ether house-
Dealers and heads Of families will and the most extensv.
variety Of choice in portations At WIN. II. UNDERILJs
Masonic Temre. and 40 'roome corner Of Crosby
FAMILIES REQUIRING ALES PORTER WINES
brandy, &c. &c. will please call at WIN II. Inderhills
branch store $50 Fourth avenue, Twenty eighth
street. whore they will ind variety Of quality
~ per cent below any other house.
GEORGE D. BROWNE, Conductor
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GREAT
BRITAIN.
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CPIR1TUALISM, BY JUDGE EDMONDS AND DIR
- Dexter with Appendix by Governor Tamadgc 5o5 page
octave price vi % For sale at the Spiritual Book Depot an
Telegraph Office, 200 Broadway, PARTRIDGE Is BRIrTAN
publishers
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UNFINISHED HOUSE TO LEr.-THE SUBSCRIBER,
about desires let his furnished house,
except two rooms DAVID r. HoLToN, 81 West Twenty.
sixth street
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OFFICES AND ROOMS TO LET-ON THE SECOND
~ and third hoors of i3 also third
floor Of 1876 they ell lighted aud will be rented nodsr
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WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THIS DAYFORNEp
" copartnership nder the firm Forncrook q Frost
for ths Of Forncrooks American or fur
niture glue for repairing MARBLE wood glass china and or
namenta ware All orders addressed Foruorook Frost
Ebridge Onone aga county New York, will be promptiv
attended to N. D.-Sold wholesale and retail Nv thss
principal china drug aud fancy dealers York city
. ii. FORNCROOk
Elbrdse Oct IL, lSo3 X. w. FROST,
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(yHEAP Rents. -OrFiuES AND ROOMS TO LII, Az
eS Broadway west eide two doors below Broone strssA
Rooms well lighted suitable fee artists arehtoeto
lawyers taiors wide AID accessible ApplV
yooun No
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Vcksbury- The bsat having stopped for purpsss
upos starting the engineer could not oros the sha be-
yond 1.-The centre and he. In company with men,
into the whsshouss 70 start the wheel By soms
eight the engineer alone wss saved. The Wing was
unable gather further particulars, the names Of
thote lost.
Boston iettsr says that experienced Massachusetts,
farmers regard the In that state 70 be fortnight
earlier than last year. One farmer says II h the earliest
in his recollection, with q single exception.
The Secretary Of the Navy has issued order Offering
. bounty Of thirty dollars to each able seaman, and
twenty dollars to each ordinary seaman, with the usual
advance Of three months pay.
The Buffalo COMMERCIAL Advertiser states that tho
steamer LADY Egin ON her last trip, brought down
lump OF native copper, taken from the Minnesota rhine
Lake Superior, weighing 2072 pounds. This piece was
mined with about eighty tons more Of similar mass cop
per, and was q curiosity we'll worth seeing.
The schooner Mary Margaret was capssed the
ing Of the S0th ut Muskegsn and Grand Haven
on Lake Michigan. Joseph Ermity and William Johnson
who the deck at the time swept overheard
and lost The rest of the confined in the
sell while 1t bottom side up. Two Of them after wards
DIED Of exposure before assistance arrived.
Friday June TO- might be properly called haugman s
day" Between its hours of and O'Clock seven VIC
Tins In various parts OF the country doomed
plate thti crimes upon the scaifold.
The annual assessment Of the city Of Trenton, N.
shows total 81 $50 500 In taxable real and personal
property in that city.
Lorenzo Slack has obtained verdict Of $500 in the
alleged setting the thigh bone Of the former
The Nantucket (ass Inquirer Of the 9th inst says:
After smart tempest early on Saturday morning, sue
cedsd by very sutry forenoon, the wind changed sud-
denly to mort east Saturday at noon. aud blew q
small gale during the afternoon and evening The steamer
Massachusetts, her way from New Bedford ped at
Edpsro~n during the night and arrived here Sunday
morning.
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Domestic Miscellany.

haDdsoSe medal s to be pre- sented TO Hon. John p
Hale by the crew OF the o. sloop OF Germantown
for bis Efforts to the abolition of oggiug the
navy II weighs fortyfo penny and g valued
at over 500
At the meeting of the directors OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Wednesday 7th inst, II was dec
ded TO reduce the fare between Baltimore and Washing
ton from 81 80 to 81 rs and for tickets to 20 and
the day. from " to 81 so The ne rates are to
20 into effect on the LIST of July next.
We learn from the Winnsboro Register that Mrs. Eli
zabeth Dunlap aged about 100 years died 10 that place
Friday last. The deceased well acquainted with
the circumstances attending Huck's defeat in York di
rict and other connected with the revolu
onsry struggle, and lived to age not usually allotted
TO the hun race.
Al the Tom Moore supper in Boston last week Mayor
Quincy while descanting upon the Irish Character OBJ
served that although he had been at Cork he had
seen 30 many drawn Of it that evening" he felt himself
almo an Irishmsn.0
meeting of the former residents Of Portsmouth,
N II asse nbled at Cochituate Hall, Boston. Friday
evening to make arrangements for family visit, en-
to their native place the Fourth OF July next
A number Of liquor cases up before the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Providence, Friday 9th inst,
three OF them the rendered objections that the
enmplant did not state that the defendant not
thorzed cell and that 1t not made the name Of
the Marshal Of Providence The Court held the obec-
tions to be valid and dismissed the CASE with seven
others upon the same grounds.
Tho Memphis (Tennessee) Wing Of the 4th inst
leerna from gentleman, q passenger on the Il. II
wnslov from New Orleans TO Menphis, that lamentA
u loss Of lie uxred about hundred miles sheva