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40 iAs Adaitor Of the Republic:
sla' Your correspondent .Iebabod," in bis COM
monication Of Monday last, gives the Secretary of
oe inserior the credit OF having saved to the trea
sury = very large amount of money by the con.
structon he has given to the late act of Congress-
granting pensions to the widows of revolutionary
soldiers married subsequent to January, 1900. If
the subject be worthy of notice in the public Jour
mails at all, it is certainly worthy of correct.
truthful presentation.
Your correspondent represents that the Com
missioner of Pensions first decided that the pen
sion granted by said act commences and runs only
from the date Of the act, and that the Secretary oil
the Interior affirmed his decision, on appeal Thi.
is an error. This Commissioner of Pensions made
no such decision. In submitting the question to
the Secretary OF the Interior, he expressly refrain
ed from giving any opinion on this point; but his
private opinion. that the true construction of the
act would give the pension from the 9TH of March,
le46, 10 we'll known.
Your correspondent estimates that the construc.
ton given by the Secretary, cutting off near FIVE
years of the pensions claimed, has saved to the
treasury the vast sum of So 900, 900. This esti-
mate is 80 manestly ,oild as to indicate that is
the result of amere guess, and not based upon any
data whatever. The act embraces only such
widows as have been married since the LIST of jan
uary, 1900. and who still surDipe, their husbands
having died in the mean time. When it is con.
sidered that the youngest revolutionary soldiers
must have been about forty years of age in 1900
will be perceived that the number who have mar
ried since that date, and died leaving widows who
still surriue, must be quite limited. The archives
of the Government afford data, from which an es
innate of their number can be made with tolera.
BILE degree of accuracy. 1t can be easily demon.
sand.
The last annual report of the Secretary of the
Interior shows that there were living, at the end
OF the second quarter of 1852, only 4,209 widows
who have been pensioned under the acts of Cd Feb
ruary and 29th July, lS4s, which acts embrace all
widows married to revolutionary soldiers after
the termination of their husbands services, and be-
fore the Let of January, 1900. At the same rate of
reduction which took place during the year pre-
ceding, but little than three thousand of these
widows can be now living. 1t can scarcely be
possible that the widows married to revolutionary
soldiers subsequent to 1900 can exceed one third
the number of those married between the close of
the war and that date.
by the late act would be entitled to pensions vary.
ing from $50 to $40 per annnm. A very small
number, the widows of officers. would be entitled
to pensions at higher rates. The average amount
could not exceed S75 per annum, or 375 for the
five years claimed. The aggregate amount, there
fore, which has been saved to the treasury by the
Secretarys construction, cannot, at the very high
est estimate, exceed $375,OO0. '76
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SECRET ARTICLE IN TEHUAsTRrrc TRKATY.-
The Washington correspondent OF the New York
Journal Of Commerce, referring to the SIoo con-
tract and the treaty in connexion Herewith SAYS:
"Santa Annals government has sanctioned the
treaty and the contract. Advices to this effect
have just been received from our Minister, Judge
Conking. have heard rumor of the existence
of secret article in the treaty for the protection
OF the Mexican government against the claims of
the assignees OF the conflicting Garay grant |
nave no doubt that in case any arrangement. such
as is now proposed, should be made the assignee,
OF the Garay grant will be Unidentified"
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Tot a bad back-handed blow.

A LINE OF STEAMERS between Baltimore
and Liverpool is about to be established,
charter having just been asked Of the Maryland
Legislature. The company is to have capt.
tai of one million Of dollars, with the privilege
OF increasing it to two millions. We have
heretofore suggested the propriety of such an
enterprise. and are pleased to see the measure
now closely approaching its accomplishment.
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Governor H. S. FooTE, of Mississippi, has pub.
iished card In the papers of that State, in which
ne Invites call competing aspirante, and especially
GOV. A. u. Brown, to courteous and free discus-
slon OF Itheir1 conflicting claims before the peo
pie' and says that if they do not appear, he shall
take Judgment by default against them.
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AN Ice HOUSE STRUcK WITH LIeHrNINa.-A large
ice house. belonging to j. L Cheeseman, at Rock
land, in Rockland county, was struck by light
ming this morning, about O'Clock, set on fire, and
ing was about three hundred feet long-its breadth
we could not learn-and was filed with ice to the
very roof. No lives were lost.
NeU York Euening Post, 1871.
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IREED For OFFicE.-A Washington correspond
emf OF northern paper, referring to the scramble
70 tnis city for political employment, says:
10 understood that for every piace-even tbose
OF the obscurest character. where di,ease NJ H.
~ must De braved. without the hope of any pecu.
cApts.7 '< 'PP''
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PREssYTERIAN GENERAL AssRMsLy.-The Pres.
oyterian General Assembly (New SchooI) con .
vened at Buffalo on the 10Th instant. The Rev. d
Allen, OF Lane Seminary, was chosen Moderator.
Inc proceedings were unimportant, and the A.
semoiy adjourned until the following day.
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The BANK FoReERiEs AT CINcIsNATI.-On an
examination, on the 18th inst, of persons charged
with the late bank forgeries in Cincinnati, Mrs
MlIiard and Mr.. Findley refused to testify, and
were committed to prison for contempt of court
The excitement on the occasion is represented to
have been very great.
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SENTENCE OF CAssEY.-Cassey, who has been
convicted Of the murder of MIR. and Mrs Taylor
at Natick, in September last, was on the 18th in.
slant sentenced to be executed This is the first
sentence under the law passed BY the Legislature
OF Massachusetts requiring prisoners to remain
confined one year after the date Of their sentence
before they are executed.
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TExAs.-Colonel Thomas w. Blake. Of Leon
county, is candidate for Congress in opposition
to the Hon. Volney E. Howard. Governor P. H.
Bell and Captain G. K. Lewis are also candidates
for Congress. The San Antonio We.tern Teran
says there has been convention for the nomina.
ton of candidate for Congress, and that there is
no Likelihood there will be.
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Park, Manors, and Moors.

The Ecclesiastical Commissioners no were
empowered to determine the allowance did not
approve of the character of the objects above
specified, yet it was determined, his lordship
fully asserting, to establish his net income at
the liberal sum of $4,000, or SAC, 900, per an
mum!
But my Lord Bishop is Bishop only, and
not Pope, and therefore not infallble, as may
be inferred from the fact of his being mistaken
as to the amount necessary for his support,
which appears from the fact of his having con-
trived by unfair and indirect means to add to
his net income out of the gross receipts the
figure of EGG, $40 during the period of seven
years, thus increasing the emoluments of his
sacred office to nearly fifty nine thousand dol
lars year Of filthy lucre, besides the heavenly
recompense 50 surely to accrued
Now, the London Times is very Justly in
dignant at this thing, and thinks it incompati-
BILE with my Lord Bishops position as "an
elevated teacher of religion, and the obliga-
tons imposed upon him as peer of the
realm" "Can he deny" asks the Times,
" that his conscience has been the feeble and
unresisting captive of his purse-that his love
of money has openly triumphed over principle,
and his sel6shness prevailed over the claims
upon him as Christian minister, and his OBJ
legations as an English prelate2 If not, the
more is the pity, the degradation. and the
shame; and zoe can only hope that the system
,ohich has produced such results may soon be
annihiLosed forever" &
Start not, gentle reader! The London
Times means nothing serious by this; or 1t
certainly does not mean what you may under
stand from ito werds. The system Of govern.
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WAREINa TO OMNIBUS PRoPRIsrons the
supreme court of New York verdict has been
rendered against Messrs. Murphy & Co., for 8 500
ges, az compensation to Mr.. Lewis Stewart,
Tor injury sustained in being knocked down by the
horses of an omnibus while he was cro.,,no
Broadway
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we ind a statement current in the papers that
Dr.. J. Mason Warren, of Boston, is the person
really entitled to the honorable credit of resusc.
tating Miss Griswod, after the Norwak disaster.
Mr.. Lynus Benedict was named the man who
persevered when all else had given up. We do not
know which assertion ia nearest the truth.
nv. Y, Tribune
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FALL OF CATFIsH.-The Norfolk 1rr,. .t.to.
that curious phenomenon attended the nail
storm In that city on Tuesday night Quantitie.
OF catfish, some measuring foot in length. fell in
different sections OF the city, and some of the fields
picked up in the morning. This, says the 1re,..
Is no piscatorial fabrication, but fact which IL
attested by hundreds of citizens. 80
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was dull, being freely offered at 81 rs. without
finding purchasers; but at later hour 500 barrels
Howard street. straight brands, were sold for
81 6s3. The stock of city mills Ia light, and
many IF the miiiers have stopped ri Le.
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The Albany Arsus congratuIates the Democ,.cx
OF New ork upon the recovery Of the Hon, Mike
Walsh, M. {. from the fourth district, from IA
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MOVEMENT AcRoss THE PLAINs.-The Independ
ence MOI Messtngn Of the 3Oh ult. giyss The
following statement of the movement from that
place to Oregon and California:
Number of CATTLE 1868; number of wagons LA.
number OF animals. $50; number of men, ass:
namber OF carriages, 4; number of sheep. Q ON. :
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LEGAL NOTICE 8.

IN SUPREME CoURT-sPECIAL TRRM-OCTOBER,
l. S5S-Be'ers Judge Aitchol-Caroline A. Milderber-
is,ns William Dewitt INTERPRETATION for Divorce
thrgs that the defendant William Deait Mldebersr had
committed adultery with Martha Jane Fowler with
who il alleged 10 then cob abng and having
trimra connection Defendant, in his answer denied tho
inerc ,urss ne had obtained divorce
from plan,a in the State Ohio and that he subse-
qutnt til reo married the soi Martha Jane Fowler whe
he ella med to be hs then wful wife, In repy de-
MED that divorce had been obtained in Ohio alleged
the had been franiresy obtained and
void. 1t also replied shat the defendants second
riage had been entsrd into the statutes Of thn
state concerning hiSAmy and nullity. The
proofs and report the same a5i his opinion thereon 70 The
supreme Court The said referee after having hoard the
proofs and evidence In tho reported and decided thas
TIE divorce obtained By tho defendant in Ohio had been
frauduerty ohAinedhst the deendAns marriage
was void and his Capitalization with Martha Jane Fowler
vorce and the remedy praysd in complaint The
port the rsereo confirmed by the Supreme Court ~
special turn, and 4 decree Of divorce granted.
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THE TELEGRAPH.


THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.-NEw YORK OFPICRa
corner Of Hanover and Beaver streets and in the
trance Of the Irving House. adiss
the door Chambers street The Magnetic Telegraph Comps
fer the offurher aoeommod alton the public
keep pace with tbs rapidly increasing telegraph business
and enable their agents to despatch With the prony
studs all messages that may be offered have at heavy
pense ior CONSTRUCTION and REPAIRS now completed aud
active operation two separate and Distinct lines OF poles
seesraphic wires extending from New York ito tho oy
WashnEonone by the railroad route with wires fex
New York to and four wires ron
BAltmo and Washington by the other line along
pike roads there are two wires the whole distance and
gany have stations Trenton New Brunswick
posit and New Hope With wires as above and reEs
IAtons to insure prompt delivery this
disposed to avail themselves the Advantage
Of this rapid mode Of with
friends IN distant cities extent Of means for promptud
but recently experinsnthas become systematic
reliable medium Of business and the thousands
thousands Of dollars daily transacted through IL
Agency.
PRcEFor the Transmission Of ten words Or less (sxslu
sive Of date address and signature fer which charge
made NE prices are:-Fron New York to Newark tyony
srd wsshinason, hnJ cents Open daily from AN y.
III J. Wss7xavMs, kupssksaSnA
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WATCHES, JEWELEx, sc.


H7S BROADW4Y-LATAR3E HoTEL.-MEssRs.
VI ~ HFRTS, BROTHER LoWITZ have the pleasure
TO announce they bave this day opened their cstsb
sbmen Gj Broadway under the above hotel; bis store
branch of 81 cir VIII esae cil Broadway. bus
devoted exclusively rct, trade whera the public
de i've all the advA aTss Of ss1y h goods by
tho single article a. VII .lesaa prices nessr H. u L.
having their houses in lnion and Paris enabled to
import the newest goods immediately their appearance
be onnd to contain all TIE .s OF season. Their
eortment ctmprises fine gold watches snameed pain
bracelets ms earrings ring charms lockats ehaius,
ladies and gent, dressing eas,s writing desks foos
werk boxes stauary bronze clocks Dresden and Bgne
porcelain in figures &c tivsr. pearl and she'll card
cases. porte sagsr eases isns in endless variety
epera sasses whips oanes parasj unbreas papis ache
goods, stationary, 40. &c
TEWELRY AND D1ANoND5-TuE SUBSCRIBER IS
selling all descriptions Of iswery a retail at less
than the usual pricesL gold acts earrings
bracelets 80 to S5; earrings 81 to S5 pins 81 to 325;
bracelets 80 to $50 gold loeksts ons tSo and four Flas
~ to s2si geld guard chains. $40 70 So gold ehatesne
chains $40 to Sll0 geld 6ains s. to 49, gold fob chains
to ST. gola b Keys 81 10 So gold foo seals So 90 s2 gold
thmbes, 81 80 ST. gold pencils 81 IS 10 81 gold pens and
Jencils 50 90 to SIG diamond rim 81 10 $50 diamond ear
rings 800 TO $780, diamond pins SIS 10 SOD geld crosses
TO Si2 gold finger rings with stones 81 SIS geld Flesve
buttons set 50 80 to s2 rold studs per 81 so sl
gold apectscles per pair to So gold eysas TO SCI
silver teaspoons set IS TO So silver per
for children s. to $5 silver napkin rings each 81 80 S3
6o gold arnlets for children per pair 30 to ST. plain sod
n, se TO- So chased gold rings to S. Silva, thnbles
silver tops. gold scarf pins 81 to 81 GEO G. ALLEN
Importer Wholesale and retail No II Ws street. second
floor near Broadway.
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DAGUERREOTYPEs,

DICH HOLIDAY PREsENTS.-KNAPP'S DA GUERRE-
NET q Velvet pearl apisn other styles Of cases
and four gasses rings, pins suitable tenesse
which ne sasrs with durable perfect poture, for s than
g. his popular rooms 80 Broadway, Prnso street, AID
w. Dswsry over Aadsnsas eAxpStNelA A1saNss sSDisd
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

EERRERos DANCING ACADEMY. NO. 81 WEST
Fourteenth street Madame Du5reul ferrero and Ed
ward Ferrero respectfully inform their patrons pub
lilo that their academy open, and pupn may
slasses Wednesdays Saturdays and Thursda At
r sSntiemsns evening Glass; Tuesdays and Fridays
psscng Private lessons and classes in and schools
quadrillos will be introduced during the season.
MR.. AND MRS. McFARLAND'S DANCING AND
M Waiting Academy, No. 1877 Fourth street, corner Of
hfxth avenue New classes forming for second quarter All
ae dances and .a.es sayges Also fancy dancing
ladies' evening class. Mondays and ThursdAys at
ehdrens GLASS, Wednesdays and Saturdays to 5 O'Clock
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EMPRESS AGENCIES.

"a cral Shipping Agency Compensatory, Hanlsy Co.,
shipping and merchants l64 Maiden lans New
YORK and LOG Bourfe street, Melbourne Once fer ntor'
nation on AL subjects Of Importance merchants manuao'
surers, emgrants &c. staSlished % xslbouynA WOE M
1Sst arrived from Australia 30 oonsused daily from
ennery, de-, purchased and sold on commisson.
soriber will take charge Of parcels for Mslboufns "A
sydney knd grant bills Of aling for the
charge heiettsr the clipper ship Ocean Stscd Vii
remain until the morning Of the 10th Dsscm ber Al ~
Office Of X. w. Cameron, ZIG Wall street, -
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

M. POWELL, oCULIsT, AuRIsT, &C., RIcEIvls BIS
~ patients nine o'clock dAly ~ his sce 6Oa
1oadway where can be- procursd hs eatss On the rye
,reo cry esnts Artificial inserted without tbe sst
cs. wss. .sys s.asls AAs W. sssvaA W., ~ svssn
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TOR SALE, VERY CHEAP-A BEAUTIFUL, NEW.
ts1b&lana aos Lros aud largest size IDsurs a
Gs gSesrJ eys srDs VI SpeA aysase And Canssa stsssh
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STOLEN GOODS.

OFFICE or THE CHIEF OF POLICE pRCrNRrR
~ 1aS.Ovner, are wanted for the following property
For psse cotton and also N D.
Sixth ward station house. Capt Brsnnau one ioS ana
Ssst ehAh Also one psrc NOR maize contain n cola
lsclet sUS soms money, and otbse papers, Nound)
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SPORTING. &C,


hog LosT-F1vE DOLLARS REwARD.-A YOUNG
~ girl was seen Saturday. 9Th inst - take ANAL
white poodle dog from the sidewalk in front OF No. ls West
Twenty fourth street whoever will the same to the
above number, will give Information where ne can Ia
found will receive the above reward and positively no ques
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DOCS FOR sALE-FUIL FLOODED NEwroUNp.
IL lands King Charles spanels, Scotch aud English rat
choicest breeds Hso 4rs Ghan.has ana s.. inc
fowls. Apply at 205 Water street. mp stairs.
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NANKEE MOTIONS FOR Iail-THIs POruIAR woR

NANKEE NOTIONS r OR iS5l.-THIS POPULAR WOR
has now circulation Of ~ 900 copies Just double VIII,
had at the close of he hst volume year ago II quit
original from the Trench and English pape,
OF wit and humor and contsns tales sketches aud jokes
from the beet writers in tie country Every fn OF
choice engraving The third volume with the
January Lumber and viii sho1 farther provemont To
all who send in their subscriptions tsfore February H. m
the pu'ish will send han some free vionne Subscrip
ton 81 2. Die in advance. Published by r.
W. STRONG, IS and leo Nassau street.
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DOARD.-A PARLoR AND BEDROOM TO LET TO
- gentleman and his wife, in private family; ALSO
suitable for single gentleman; house has s the
dern rroyements sS and contiguous to railroads and
stages Apply ItJ West Twenty second street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh
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BOARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTs.-A FRONT ROOM
and bedroom on the SECOND door with gas for single
carriers Apply at % Willow strict, Brook in. Five
bmutes walk from Fulton ferry.
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BOARD IN SOUTH BRoOKTYN.--A LADY AND
y gentleman can be accommodated with large fur
ished room class house. situated in of the best
eA.ions in Brooklyn Apply at EOS Henry stroo Ham
ton ferry, Referer required.
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DOARD.-TWo OR THREE GENTLEMEN, OR A GEN.
- tleman and his wife, be comfortably
dated for the winter in the vicinity St John
park The well furnished large front psrlor with
bedroom pantry attached the second floor baths ad
Join The family is small and quiet Terms reasonable
and references exchange Apply at No Beach street,
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DOARD-A GENTLEMAN CAN HAVE PLEASANT
- the fourth foor, with board, ct t1e uodcrn
built dwelling 3 Clinton place. between With and Sixth
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BOARD HANDSOME FRONT ROOM, FURNISH
ed, the sccond floor be obtansd ct 40 Blocker
street, opposite Wesley place.
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GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCoMAO-
ID dat with at No. so White street, first block east
Broadway The house has lately been fttad up with
baths and gas. References required.
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THE sCALPgL: FOURTH EDIrI0N.-MEssRS. ADRI.
ANCE SHERMAN CO., No. Astor House, havo
Just published the fourth EDITION Of Nos Is and l6 Of this
puar quarterly contsnirg the articles the bs
rcnness at rs eeas. All city orders supplied az above
orders abroad cno,s % CENTS and be addrossa
POSTPAID Scalpe box agI Post Once for WHOA both
hers will be sent 20 address
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THE GREAT EXUIBITIoN OF FLOODED STATIONS
nowopen at the new stables Of the Wcrlds Fair,
Forty opposite Tho a,i te
Of the north entrance OF the Cryata Palace Adnttanco
% cents.
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Nor sALE-PossESSION GIVEN IMMEDIATELY.
the stock furniture and lease Of the cd established four
and feed stare known David Lano's No F Tenth street.
doing good cafe business and sold only tho IL
foing the country For further inquire
premises where all be SEEM snd satisfactory references
nYan.
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DOARD.-To LET, TO A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
ID to single gentlemen, large front and hack
yoon with pantEes; email rooms communicating II re-
CURED; tl partial ard in private family house
with the modern improvements. Terms moderate. Apply
~ 2l cat Twenty street. between Eighth and
Ninth
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BOARD IN A FRENCH FAMILY.-A FURNISHED
bedroom with breakfast and supper and dinner on Sun.
for single teman in respectable private French
|Amiy. Location $50 Sixth between Twelfth and
thirteenth streets. Apply at tho house.
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MANUFACTURERS AND MECHANICS WISHING TO
l locate their business permanently New York Island
10 which unr terrpsed communication 10 hourly made ~
seyes Of an opportunity offered by capitalists who
buildings, suited any manufacturing mechanical
poses WIN be eaoed at mode rate rents Can be well sup
piled with CT water, and otherwise unexceptonab!e
Particulars DO obtained at tho American Institute 81
Broadway,
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NIOTCH.-THE CopARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
IN exisnS under the and arm OF Ward 4 Evcrest
as preduoe commission mershsnts at 40 Franklin street.
this day dissolved BY mutual George
viii! settle all matters of the late st the old stand
c. A. WARD.
GEO. IL. EVEREST.
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pIANo DEALERS, ATTsNTIoN.-To LET, THE
attached to the music department Of Wander
bceks establishment, with entire front Thirteenth
street 5x0 feet and privilege through Broadway Posses
sion immediately Location the most desirable in this city
Apply to WIN. VANDERBILT, S43 Broadway.