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From SIS to $40 per Day can be Made.
THE public are assured that this IS
AGa .7"Ns' no HQn.bue!

",' s'''a no HQnlbug!
YVNHE advertiser will send on the receipt
Of 81, printed Instructions in upwards
of,I00 different kinds of business or methods
of making money, each of which have been
sold at from 81 TO S25 each. The whole
have been compiled al a great expense, by
the advertiser, and oresnow offeredaior only
81. These instructions embrace so many
different ways for making money, that no
one can fail to be suited. A part oil the
instructions alone will be worth ten lines
the price ask kcd to every familyi and no
person out OF or in any common employment.
will regiet sending for them. Unlike those
who shroud in mystery the means By which
they have arrived al independence, we have
in the Sc Instructions, (Which originally cost
thousands of dollars) thrown open the ac-
cumnlated stores Of ourlinformation, for the
sole benefit Of the enterprising portion OF
the community And of the different me-
thods may be started with capital of from
SIS 20 $40 Persons with a capital of from
Sl00 to $500 can make from $50 TO SlO0 per
day.. We could give reference to- great
many who have availod themselves OF our
information, and are now engaged in bus-
ness; but suffice to say, if any are dissatis-
fed, their money will be refunded.
Owing to the rapid and constantly increas-
ing sale Of the instructions, no letters will
be attended TO unless accompanied with the
cash. Address post paid,
ht 'gso A. P. BOXWELL, Proprietor, !,
CAB ~ y Cleveland, Ohio.
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Crpwas.& cptp~ine zelIqrs, Petition terf''arfH0

Androw,Reea aud othetslA 90, ,pn0.. J
4 NDREW Reed, Nancy Reed; Jacob Ak
"A Jdne Ak; James Iiehtlersoh, Sarah McGce
Margarcp WlEjamss, Wllmm FIendetsoit Henry
lIenilefson, Jesse Henderson, Ell Henderson, Iaeo
pIIilus Henderson,, artha'llenderson, Enanuti Hen
William r. Henderson, sarah Henderson, Nancy
Henderson, Mary n.Ilendcrson. Margaret Hender
son, Noah Henderson, and Calvin Henderson vii
tSkc noticethat petition was fled against tllem OF
lie l7ih day Of August Is SO. in the Court of Common
Pleas OF Putnam county, by Lewis N, Crawfs, MARY
Ann Ctaw1s and Catiarne ZeliNrs ard Is now
nending wherein said LAVISH Crawfis. Mary AM
Crnwds and Catherine cellars demands partition o
the following Real Estate: In lots number slxteeT
and twenty four. in the town ofCUhoa, in said coun
ty aud that at the term of said application
will he made iby tho said Lewis N. CraSiis, Mary
Ann Crawfs and Cntlarine cellars for au order thu
partition may be made ofsdid premises.
~ .,ho' e.d ia u, DAY, Atty for Pl'f.
| Arouet IL 1953 81!
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-CIIANCERYs SALE.

John F TEAompsor,l a e (. ,ioois ILL.,.
ei,b.,, r ss, s,oy,iL { De'r'''l o'''''
DY virtue of7a decretal order to me d.
Id rected from the Court OF common pleas,
Paulding county, Ohio, ] shall offer at pub
lie sale, al the door Of the rourt house, y
Pnulding, on the 4th day o. October D.
1853, beiweenth the hours Of 10 O'clock, A. NJ,
and 4 o'clock, P. M, ths following Real
Estate, TO Wits " log ,.g5
Tho south east quarterof the north east
quarter of section number nineteen, IN town
ship number two north of rarge number TO- lou,
east, containing forty acres of land. And
also the town lots in the town OF Canalpor''
which are situated and laid out in said pre-,
mises as the same appears on the recorded
Town Plat Of said town. And also lots
numbered one and two in said last mem
toned section, containing eighty acres and
five one-hundredths of an acre, more or less.
JOHN w. AYRES,
Special Master Commissioner.
August 90 h, a, D, 1853. 3a 646
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Angelina Manner, Court q oe0ehinOn Plens H. !,

VS.. Z Putnam Cuuhl|, l7lube " S'''f
vXyII,LIS TIIARP will akenotlce thnt petiton
w was fled against him IN said sConrt on We
thirteenth (l3tD day OF July a. d. t53, BY Apgemno
Manner demands Judgment against the said Wits
Thnrp on two notes. onenote fortwenty five donars'
with interest fronltho nineteenth tt9th) day OF oe.o
her A. n, 1885. and one note for tendoars WIN ~
D 1852 aud for the sale Of the following premises
10 with lot number fifteen Q5l In C'awtord,s 8
addition to the towi OF Kaa, In the county OF tllt
nam and the State of Ohio, under mortgages liens
given to secure the payment OF the aforesaid notes
ind that unless he answer by the twenty lourtu
(aitll) day of September, a. 1883, the petition o.
the snid angelina Manner, ngainst him NED 10 tue
as true and Judgment rendered accordingly;
LELAND 81 MACKENZIE,
august isth, 1853 f645fw] atty for Plaintiff
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LIST OF LETTERS,
ELI [IADDOX,S ESTATE.

NOTlCE is hereby givea that the I'M.
lS dersigned has this day been appointed
by the Probate Court ofPutnam County, o..
ard duly qualified as administrattr Of the
estate OF Eli IIaddox, late OF Blanchard
Township, IN said County, drcensPd.
Juna "a, 1888 GILBERT EVANS,
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I Mll'O1 Hlp' ys, ., NWs Palaen ceaatv. -

a1fl allt VS., Putnam County
TOM P. Siafer will take notice that q petition
j was filed ngainst hin in said Court on tho l7tli
day of August, 1853, by Milton q. Ewing, and isnow
pendinr, Wherein said Milton G. Ewing demands
Judgment fox sxty.fve l7.l0O dollnis ana Interest
from january 0th A. d. 1859 nhd for the sale Of the
following premises to Wit number four IN
Chambers addition to the town of Gilboa, in said
county; under mortgages lien given to secure the
payment OF the aforesaid amount claimed and that
unless he answe, by the 24th day ofSeptember, A. d.
1883 the petition o. the said Milton c. Ewing against
him filed in the Clerks Office Of said court, such peti
ton will he taken as true and Judgment rendered
accordingly. r,,e.
A,,,., ia,,, 1879 6Ij
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firs-proof Safes.

CAIAMANDER SPECIFICATION 10 the PUB
- LIC-SlLAs C. HERRING the only person n tas SHy
ofNevYeE authoe6 BY the fAteEfee 20 make or se ar
Patent SAfe and az persons cautioned n eay
h O. urz bouAt any Persoa Authorized ~
hin mako and SELL.
zbcTbr ire soe pr0rr-tor Of Halls AntiOunPoS
der Lk called tie World. Fair Premium Lock being the sane a.
the London EKhi0iou and behind which Ne pseec
sIoSG rod reward for Who would the chest
and the only called Powder Proof Lock Of A-r
rrn Mnucfur- awarded Medal Exhi6tion
Lock formerly Known Joness AniiGunpowder Loeb
l.rd which discarded aer the invention OF Has
Paieri Nd which b. parties called the Worries far
Powder Proof Lcek awarded premium no vas any
the JldgeA the public atten
fon any called ths Lock BY then By other parties
not being deemed nporrs1ceaat chaenxs ne
world % produce any proof JoneSs AaGnnPowseE Lock 80
called reeei7cd any public notice AZ the London Exh
t-ior
The subscriber sole proprietor Of Joass Patent conoao1
and and God ss@eEf Of 5aak md
5 c HERRING
Green Block Nos ISIS ~ and ss wster-st
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Gopartnersbip.

dissolution. The undersigned, copartnsrs herr!
~ doing business under the Of
s1URGEs, New.York W. STURGES Co, Newark, Ohio, -
WILLIAM 81 R0fS Zanesyie Ohio this dissolved nj
each being fully sothozed the Of
in hquids,on--Hsw YORK Jaly l. 1883 J. 4. ADAM.
WIN sfUH0E4
H. w. GRkHAL
EOTICEThe business heretofore b. ADAnI
sTUR0ES and ia z@nssyile ohio, BY WILLIAM sfUaDt{
will be continued BY the who have this dsy srse
eopartnerbp for the purpose Of snsaeng General Comn
and Bsnkng Business under the end firms Of ApAm
BUCKINGHAMS No IS Soufh-st, New York, " BUCKiN0hA
l. 60, Zssesviile, Chio.-Nsw YORK, July l. ls51
J. L. ADAMS,
JOHN BUCKiNgHAx !
". BUCKIS0HAA
~ W GRAHAM Of New Orleans is partner srm ffos
'''e' '"' ADAMS BUcKIsoHA0
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Gonses il)anico.

DART of HOUSE WANTED-By respectable
family OF four ne sons he convenient In good
and References exchanged Address
SUFFOLK. Box No. l5i Tribune Office
NrANTED-A small three.story or two-stOry-and-
w attic House with modern improvements situated below
nt Possession 10 he gyen Nov Address Box No 27S7 General
Post Ofce.
VNyANTED TO HIRE-A small House, at moder-
w ate rent below Crystal Palsoe Address G WILSON,
box office Oft this paper stating location and terms
VNANTED-A Farm in Westchester County or Con-
nccut twenty five oyentyiye acres On hgh soan
with GOOD ontbudings wen saeded
with trees be enent either Of The railroad stations n9t 10
exceed -four within forty fly miles OF the 'y OF
YORK Address JOHN ATTRDGE, Real Estate Aseni No Oh
4thst.
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Daneiua Academies.

DROOKLYN-WILSON's DANCING ACADEAl'
I'D 70 Ine Or-nrs-ous o; rhs besi Arsis1iss a ~ ,.
sat-. Frvsse vhirh limited . 10 psrros -
m FRIDAY. --Pt Fer Lstes 81 5o'A aa
(j.nfiensu PM The regular classes Wi e7znen-.
7 PARKER DANCING and WALKING ACAD
81 EMYMr hks tn pl-azTr hs te71s sad
a. rEtc schooi in -hsv- Kzikrsoek-r Hal n9
er~ fr IL D.s Of rnioa TUESDAYS nd FRlDAis
fn 81 70 for YOUNG L.iiss aud Ns Boss - 'n
b. joining he hoo GOV asr- ne
rcn. bfor- he Pu5cs oes1 the nrs
IN. = l sk- place WEDNESDAY Oob-r In si.on
hs Ct ballroom dzncrs l1er Of o1es VIII
b broasht forward durnr the se.sur
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paimts, Ulass, &r.

ZINC PAINTs.-THE EW-JERSEY ZfS4
~ COMPANY are manufacturing thess Paints Of s,ys
quality all Of which warranted PURE.
superiority every respect Of Znc Lead Paints 81
established and they sgusl quantity nearly double ~
and endure much longer evident thst the the
IN the long 0ne-baf a.
They for as By The principal dealer. hs and other ~
n.sasfaetnre1s prcss ssd By the Companys Axsnr.
MANNING sQUIEA No Is bsy-st- ssvYsh
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GUNNER Rctreais.

CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE-Persons de-
rous OF visiting well known plscc resort can take the
car. OF thf River Railroad 20 Oak Hh opposite OSsh
p III from Albany aud i0s5 o'clock A NJ aud 33a and
$50 o'clock They also leave New-rork MONDAYS wed
s I'D Fdays and Albany, Tuesdays Thursdays and sator
ds,s =, O'Clock A. NJ, per steamer George Washington
vpJEAsUKE. PLEASURE, PLEASURE.-To see
he Crystal Peaceto enjoy quiet rde snd ee meas a. =.
lop, ne % the muskeoos and other PEGS 20 10
Yooier no miles up Hudson II drive your own team 20
nm liz sb, 10 Or Palace thence the Bloomn
For ali the things sf the inner man. stop a. hEN
az ms and YOU VIII be call again There beautiful
yads and River Railroad trains nearly
every hour n the dav
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Gases 10 Get.


DELICIOUS SOCIETIES will find the Lecture
for sunday Worship Airy good LEGALITY seats 9s' en and &C.
eommOdains 500 to 600 persons comfortably hfoD "'"t
doom to LET-with Steam Power.-One large
IL Room by 10 and lighted Also several smaller Rooms with
steady ans q T ss s o1n m aS s and
CTEAM-P POWER to LET near HARl.EM.-Steam.
Power with five Lott Of eNSn S sSd S * @ cn be rented
uNO LET-No. S17 Broadway, good Store and
Dwelling separate or together suitable for dry goods
,peebe business large Basemeni separate or to-
D 6ooDwIN No. Is East iith-si, aear cniOnsquare.
ITO LET-From the LIST of November TO the LIST of
,,a mss sss Il The Whole House Is rented the furniture win
be sS s Sp ass'n %Ss or ISL Es. d% r
ITO TEACHERS-Boys Agricultural School to let.
New House with Rooms s,sss Of Garden fSSni is and
ah Of the ard in g1s Of the %S' esS' and
circle Of mile Address $ No ~ Tribune once.
vJNO LET--The whole part OF House in Bleecker-
st. third bloch ws; Of BTo1Swsy An e.sesus 0'
vJ,O LET or SELL, ON liberal terms, WOODEN
i FACTORY situated in Vernon, Oneida County This
s,O ss'gss I % eel S 'syS sS ~S ad the
pwsf sufficient and dursbls The terms sold wond
Ss s''1 w ss :a s1o~r Is: yen ssSSo
JOIN Scs l9 sEh6S 6 CO. No SsSYos
on.isny September q 1855
TTNO RENT-The large commcdioas four-story Hotel,
Known House the City Of AsSarn now ssgt
AsHBy fora Of from ls November next THIS
liberal .hare houses IN Western New York
than the Anharn House for the
being large well ventilated and fur
nhed wihf II believed opportunity 20 any
gentleman hotel keeping fr terms address
WILLIAM ALLEN. or h. AsHBY. Auburn. New-fork
yJVO IET-A large Room on the third floor of build
ina No 4s2 late Olympic rhea'er BY 10 suitable
- sse Drill Lecture Room Apply to JOSEPH MUIR
ss'sjslsct -. :. =. -,
mo REM Eight Cottages, directly on the Long
miles from BROOKLYN with from 10 20 y acres
:. sns hsnsesa well adapted ssraenins vegetables cab
hskes. &c &c. Also wen s~''~ =" y
will be very low .n.,k in from, ana from % to
Also Large Dwelling with slee,D. a wei suited ior ses
Of land In hsh state Of Guilty. ~ No u atanest
rssidence Apply w c. NEL>N i P.l nSrr fs,e
Bysokyn, or 20 BENJAMIN VIRGINS 81 Rs
IslsnS skirosa. - -.
mo LET-A wellhghted room 90 BY "a, wi'F steam
l. powell Apply ffTz BROTHER Co, Ne iss wiisn't
mo IET-In Fulton-st., opposite 81 Psuls Church
~, brown<sone building No u.s. rew Be ne ansaee
separate. Arpl, 70 'o'iN r N ~
poslte Coless-plsee =, -
IN, LET or for SALE-The new fcur-story Houses,
n rs ana Is Ashland place late fesryst pan, ~ tae ms
Nes 10 80 .,fh sli the modern Improvements Apply 70
rei'es' nj OONER No n AshAnSpzee OF W 'roaawsS
vu>O IET-The elegant brown-stone-front House
81 s.na.st One Ssory birch mont House sns oae
~ ps,r, an Hamilton BrooAl.ni oo'sss ~ 20
sss,n All one 10 BrOokyn sSo,e sn~ ssea S-
Stores On the sihsvs on Brosdwsy nP
@ ~ sss,es Of roonas Newfork lnaaire o. > T.
SowSsEND No e. Ns<ssu-st- Ne~rf ofk up e-----
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Real Gsiaie for Sale.

A GREAT BARGAIN.--A large number OF Build
G lots within one hOgrs rds Of tbs city are sasssa 'S sac
~ ~ shs,s terms quantities to sa Person, nssns
oo al In IRIS esehsnxe can Aks gree
sood kes 1ss'' =" - BfEBf No is5 Broadway, 81 story
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nlafhinern, ST..


CEWING MACHINES To TAILORS. TAILOR
-, EssES ke- ke-The AVERY SEWING MACHINE makes
beyond question tie best and h SewnS Machine
Jetnyeue6 We s the moot scep hstthe work done by
st design but only under such buation
things make this peculiarly really and truly one Of tn- most
liable Of order and danger besk the needles We
believe this machine beyond question the es. cvn machine vet
invented To and other cloth The paee arr respect
ofthe AVERY SEWING MACHINE Co. No 2si Broadway.
for Machine 5 and 40 Tables snd tsdes extEspfee
Sand $l0.
We the undersigned do hereby certify that have examined the
AVERY SEWING MACHINE and cheery recommend i for
TIE stitch original and IL like the most perfect
hsrdsore back stitching We have thoroushy tested the
made By hand We take
pleasure this machine friends and TO Taors
BOUGHToS KNAPP. Wholesale Dealers in Men. and Boys
Clotinx No ~ Courtsndt~t.
LOCKWOOD 4 DUBOIS. Merchant Tsors No SIS Broadway
II GOULD Co. Wholesale Dealers IN Clothing No 81 wash
ington-st
P HULL. Merchant Tailor No. $50 Broi1vsy.
DICKSON n PETTUs Merchant Tailors No 50 Broadway.
CWEENEYs CELEBRATED HOT-AIR and VEN
- TILArTNG FURNACE for Heating Churches Public Build
ing purchased the entire right Manufacture ard SCI. the above
named Furnsee in the following States New Jersey New
York Except the Counte. Ngsrs and E md al the Eastern
States ready receive and yeente orders from any por
Of the above named territory NETWORK FURNACE Co
No Tryoprow opposite the City Hall, Newfosk
p-The Furnaces Mesrs shannon kimbAPs
No 2fS Wsferst fuckers No II South 9th
Wiizmsbursh. L l.; and ID. Prouty Co. Boston.
CTEAM and GAS PlPE.-JOSEPH MASON, (of the
- firm Waworth Guild No 8 Broadway.
lectures Wrought Iron Pipe for steam Gas md Wer Valves
Boiler Fue Feed Pumps Coils and Eysporeor steam Vsn
and Water Gsug and numerous other Boiler and
and GashnE spparstus and refers examples
Of bis work In nearly every section Of the country
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Jnnia Rabber Uoo1s.

VyULCASIZED RUBBER GOODS-The UNION
INDIA RUBBER COMPANY, warshouss No. IL sa..sa>s.
New-YeFk
sole M.nufsctsrers sBder GoodIesr's Pstsnt.
trade. the bes.
CLOTHIsG OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
White Drsb and Black Costa Cosk< and
Reearg rra Pea Jsekstn Fzemen's Coats and cs,es.
Po.th,s OseEaI.. Walking and Bid nz LexEns
CLOTH5,
ras,.red Plain sse EaAsd Carriage Clotl Aeodssa Coma
Tsrusnlns Camp Blsnkez Printed and Pain Xae
Pano-Forts Govern Home Coyes
AIR WORK
ersie AID Dsubs Air Bedx Piovz CnShons,
LiePr-ssrvers Bsoys Bosi s.d Wsze Fostx Life Bssa-
SURGICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTICLES.
g-,sx Punps kiVple ste14 Teehtng Rin1x Szrzpz Boa
s-rins sheet asb5sr for Bsstaxe Bospi SoeetA Dscfs
A,rcn. c. Bs 0ss IN binz &c Hoe
he God nd By sh ConSssT w.raat.4 = skxa8 ssy Ell
D - nLb0, freSt-4
u ssss.sa Tres sst S-~r
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Jnsirnriion.

FOIGNETs CLASSICAL, FRENCH, ENG
a. LIsH and SPANISH BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL No
Mr. FoIGNET inform the public that IN ecmpane:
with the Of the friends and patrons Of his school that he should
school established III York since 1888 he has made arrans
Of lis niends guardians families DO consequently wish
to sys Of the here preferred and who ma.
insure TO her cons an Of peSns 'he'sve
For terms and particulars Circulars with Me Deue Co.
@ B.GsSr, so MssS u.s. B,s.dysy Ms Ss u, sS
\. b The school win reopen Monday. september ssh
A SCHOOL for BOYS-In two departments, con-
The n~ sSs HoS called Ss
mS con- discipline The school rsisssmb September
% Applications for vacant seats viii be received At the rooms ser
undersigned Circulars be obtained from Ae book
in the buildins = BINGHAM No6s 81 MsIk.pses
DENJAMIN H. COE, Teacher OF Drawing, No. l
nd siu,ss sOsOn Of rsDnss BY Ds.nS
which have been added dur1s ID. past are i1IInss 0r
Z .ssCo nd sis
DROOKLYN-Mrs McGEACHY's School for Young
Ladies removed 20 No 100 Cnonst in which desirable To-
erther extension Of that public for which though
sstabhmsn viii reopen on 7th Of sept Prospectus con-
ssians full particulars will be forwarded 70 sn parties requiring
MTs MeoEA6HY permitted to refer following Gentle
supporters OF well wishers Of the Institution
Rob N cS E. GUs,S y'Rssr William PRIV
Consul N,wYork; Rev Dr. Behuns Brooklyn Rev Dr.. ynon
u
81 GecI Society do Richard Bell ESQ., President Of
eey OF the Friendly sons Of St Patrick do Augustus Belmont
Ls Re-, DI isrreA No lce Es' Broadway Newyerk Rev
Semnay No $ unionst- Nswiork; Mers GoOdhae Co. 90
John Rgcow Fc Evening Post do Arm Tunur Esd No $50
cdsv A w Gahandan Esq No IS Washnst place 40
ionst- DO, p Cochran ESQ., Hen do A. Fisher Esq
S5 Remsens,- do Lishtbosrne Eco No 81 Warren
BERNARD & REnFIELDs ENGLISH. FRENCH
I'D SPANISH and CLASSICAL BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
GENTLEMEN. No lS 2d-av- ST Mak's
place. viii reopen MONDAY sept s
OOK-KEEPING.-C. C. MARSHs Counting
ID for the practice Of Beck teepns No ss Broadway
notified that few DAYS practice in thes
worth wears Of study elsewhere Gail for eieelaIs
DOYS SCHOOL-Mr TYNGs SCHOOL. at No
ID a. r,s. iehs; will its duies MONDAY Ish Sept
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL-The Misses
ID pANroRrH viii be ready receive then Pupils Ne SO
sthst- MONDAY, sept L.
LRENCH LANGUAGE.-Prof ID LAGROIX. No.
"a BrosS~ay viii resume teaching MONDAY sept l.
The Of psraed by hm for the IA x yea. IN
h progressive AID practical thar tAe ability 70 pesk
Frsneh squired For particulars apply a. TIE ro before
II c'eoek A. NJ and sfet 6 r NJ
ERENCH PROTESTANT BOARDING and DAY
il SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES' No SIS Broadway Sh 6,or
nch Union krs LEvERETr, Principal TIE cho>
Cor The ensuing TUESDAY sept IS ApPtes
toes CiFcvlsrs sna to- the assa r@pa 0sY b s
the Pr-nciPa. 81 Zoe sbovs Mrs
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Cntlerp ano 6aroware.

CntIcrp and baroware.
DLOCK TIN PIPE.-The undersigned are prepared
I'D Put Pipe simply service pipe. orsuppy whole
house WIN q. DREAMER & Co. Plutnbfrs
ih-av- 9h-st. New Bible Hsase.
DOONTON CUT NAILS-Manufactur and con-
- .tsuty on hand and for sale by n
No i59 Greenwich, corner Cedar-st.
First Premium Ranges.
TOHN I. BUDD, Manufacturer and Proprietor OF
~ Cooking Laundry Ranges Also VI
Budds newynvened Ranges which for beauty durability and
economy surpassed All Ranges warranted BPnces
upward No GIG Broadway opposite Sc Thomas Church
KNIVES and FORKS, POCKET-KNIVES. RA-
IA zoRs SCISSORS &eBadsrs' Hardware Locks Laiehes
Edge Tools Of the approved makers
Hoops Rvets House and Ship CarPen.e Edse Tools
PlsDe &c Compsinss full and complete essortmeut
Store Of {. ;. LITTLE A Co. MOI u ana ~ Fut9ns-
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furniturr. Nr.


ENANIELED SETS, from SIS TO Sl,Ooo-RieA
II rnsned all shades and s lea Of our own nianaiae'ss
a. prices far below all Others. -...,..,,,, .x.
fHr LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED ENAMELsD AND
GILTIEs BYRNE. No. 5is Broadway
East side between Spring and Prneesa
The Trade supplied In Unlimited qn'niies -----------
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS, Bids
VI MATTRESSES. Sc, at cRAwBUCkS No. SS ogsaasts
New-NorkIHEAP OlhoLSkkkt
FEATHER Sr0REThe svllion ~ antilles about puehAs
rssrecfa invited tie large and beautiful ssscFtment
neds Mattresses Pses Beds Cots Sc all Of when nave zee
puh.sed N will be nd az such prices 70 maze
an call snd examine tho above stock prsvo
,tina Goods % part OF ne cy
and Wamburgh free Of carriage Old Beds snd rene
''''' 49," No SIS Grsna.; second door cas-, Of Essss&
IRON BEADSTEAD and CHEAP SPRING MAT
i TREss and BEDDING DEPor.Ihe bcs, place TO get ~
healthy complete Spring Mattresses and Elastic faases midsn
the beet st half the usual cost. - q, -.
altered comfortable Sprtns
ai2 Iron Bedseads ell $4to go Aso the Patent Eue
Fslt Beds PYows Private dwellings, hoes Se turnenet
promptly Ware Rooms No SIS Broadway below frinces Os
and examine
KEYSER's HOUsE.wARMING FURNACES, foe
IN the best in so quality Of heat snpa
~ and economy fuel Also Cooking Ranges stoves snd neas
furnishing articles JOHN H. KEfsER Co, NO ." brosdvv
4 AMPS. GIRANDOLES, VASES, Sc.-Also, Crock
ery DelfChins and Glassware. China and Britannia 90 so
Toswsre Hall Lamps snd other srtee o Ne ND efas
nent and AZ prices FOR sale by L BALDWIN, Ne
Bowsry. Naker~t
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LANDS in TEXAS for SALE.-A

Of Land consisting Of about 100000 lying Osthr
middle Ia the Counties Of Rob
both des Of the Nayasoo River These lands
early of Texas They well waiered by
tie and It's tributary streams The title unqueonabe
The surrounding country Of the best settled parts OF and
annually increasing The whole tract has been
carefully seconzed that sales be made in
quantity purchasers The climate healthy Euro
D, who prefer work small farms and do their
work will find difficulty 1t already done to great extent
tie nnie diaic neiRhhOrhood.
The tile papers and maps the property be the Office
Of A. II. u ANA, Nc. q Wslst
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Millinerp.
Clothing.

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ladies WRAPPERS and CHILDREN CLOTH
lISG-Nu EDWARDS desres thank her friends for the de-
dd bas received her Nay
novel and original dszna add hopes
the MARRIED shh has been already Shown
her Lsds and Children aEnhns Exaslsent No 'es Broad
NIENs and BOYS CLOTHISG--The best place
vi Msrs and Boy Clethns Tssay MADE or made . oras
Of pkieA viii be made order IN
tyle thsf cannot be surpsfssd No 81 Faltoa-u
JACOB VANDERBILT, superintsndcnt
SHIRTS and COLES as "
Msnuk.ctory Brosd- market Newark NJ Every
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