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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-27
Brooklyn City Intelligence.
ESCAPE OF PRISONERS FROM THE PENITENTIARY-

DEPUTY KEEPER STABBED.
On Saturday afternoon last two conviets in the sounty
peutsntary Fatbush managed to escape without the
limits before they perceived They engaged
in cutting at the time and their ab,nce soon
noticed and they Immediately pursued. The name
Of one Ia Patrick Smith, under sentence OF year for
forgery and the other Miles Sanford convicted of grand
laYceny and sentenced for like term. The latter
ceded In eudirg his pursuers bat Smith caught by
Deputy Keeper Bogart. As the officer took hold OF Smith
he turned and stabbed him with knife, which 1t Is sur
posed he had kept concealed about his during the
dav Tho wound Is not serious Smith had served about
half his term and considerable leniency sho wn him
on account Of good behavior. This unfortunate OCCUR
renee will cause more strict guard over him Tor the
future. , 40,
CRY MORTALITY Tho total number Of deaths In this
c,y during the past week Ia reported to be 49, Of which
GO under twe0tJ che years Of age Ten Of this mum
or died Of cholera intAntum, tive Of cholera morsus,
md sns Of smallpox,
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The Rev. MARTIN P. PARKS, D. D., =
y Died July 81, =
1868, y
y Aged 49 years. =

DC . . 90
Bishop Wainwright, assisted by the officiating
cergymen then read the appropriate services for the
burial Of the dead towards the conclusion of which
the Bishop descended from the reading desk, and,
standing at the head of the coffin, read portion Of
the prayer TO be used the grave the choir at the
same time chanting the sublime verses Of Revela-
Heaven say After prayer Bishop Wainwright
gave fervent benediction, when the coffin was
borne from the church and placed in hearse which
was attended by about twenty carriages, with
mourners, &c. The cortege proceeded to the Trinity
Cemetery, where the Rev. Mr.. Abercrombie
offciated over the grave after which the mortal
mains of the Rev. Martin p Parks consigned to
EARTH amidst the grief ofmany friends, who only
eonsoed by the certainty of his final triumph In the
resurrection to life eternal.
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Lake Superior News,

The Journal Of the 9th inst. says the mines on
the Ontonagon region, east of the Minnesota, are
generally looking WELL" The Ohio Company have
made discovery Of new vein, which promises
well, and business generally connected with Lake
Superior region is fourshing At Eagle Harbor and
Ontonagon piers have been commenced, which will
be continued into deep water. Plank roads are
being constructed and the Indian trails are fast Civ
ing way to good wagon roads.
The Journal says there is no better place in the
United States for laborng men Of all classes to do
well, than on Lake Superior;" and day laborer,
who Is steady and economical, can-besides support
ing famy-ay by enough in one year to buy
quarter section of government land. Wood chop
pers teamsters and house builders are particularly
wanted.
Miners wages (neD, 81 "a; mechanics, 500 IA;
and surface hands, $ls SO per month.
Cattle, horses, hogs and poultry are in great de-
mapd, and vegetables are very high and scarce
Seventy acres of land last year produced 81 700
worth Of products
The canal work, notwithstanding bad weather,
has progressed rapidly; men are at work along the
line and excavations have been made at one or two
points, of the required depthi
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Trotting Match at Saratoga

SARATOGA, July "a 1853
The trot between Flora Temple and Tscony ulted To-
day as foows-Faer. Temple won the first tn zee heats
Time-First heat, 2i0; second 2:31; and third 2sa
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Memory Of MIR. Vyethcrell.
PmLOHPmA, July %, 1853.
town meeting for paying respect TO the memory of
the late John Price Wetherel was held thia evening
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avoiding the effects Of mistaken impressions in early
WORK m MARBLE.

WUHK IN MAKBLE.
specimen OF very neat workmanship in marble,
consists Of cofaa, on exhibition in the American
department It is admired for its beauty, durability
and strength. The non conducting properties of
the marble aid materially, in the preservation Of
bodies placed therein; and the article is made en-
tirely impervious to air or moisture when closed
The one on exhibition is eeganthli hlined with white
satin. and in the lid is fixed glass case for the dis
cernment Of the corpse. They are valued at $780,
sum Of but little importance when weighed with
the satisfaction of preserving for ages unimpaired
the remains Of departed friends Upon the top is
marble scroll, for the inscription marble bouquet
Of flowers is made to neatly fit the glass of the
lid when deposited in the grave. These cofins are
made of Italian marble, and susceptible Of much
decoration.
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THR LIoroR LAW IN BosroN.-Thirty-fve prso
ners wero before the court In Boston, on the 25tt
inst, chiefly on charges Of drunkenness.
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OHARIxxroS, July %, 1855
The sales Of cottoo here ~ day Aaa been 800 bse.
fa, prices. Tns quotations TO dsy ranysd fron o. "a
uko,
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An extensive Are vss raging last week NE Pine
Plains, in Jefferson Co., N Y between Great Bead and
5tsrliDsviIle,
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Later from Me xiCO.

THE spANJsu ppoTrcroRA Tr-yJsIT OF ca UNIT DB
BOULBON TO SANTA ANNA-INUNDATIONA -non-
BERIEs-DEATH TO DEFAULTERs ETC., Er J.
NEW ORLEANS, July 25, sSs
By the steamship Texas have dates from the W OF
Mexico to the 10th inst
The rapern filled with discussions to the Spa "an
protectorate, which is favored by government
commission has heen appointed to form rules for VIA
Jeeuits who are invited to return to Mexico.
Santa Anna was preparing to unite the Church -
State
Count Raousset de Boulbon, the French adventures
had arrived in Mexico, and visited the Preti tident.
Dreadful inundatons had occurred in Jaasso-the towa
of Huajaca was destroyed and many lives lost
The diligence fIom Vera Cruz to Mexico had been rob-
bed and passenger killed fifteen robbers ar
rested
decree had been passed afixipg the ceath penalty
for defraudipg the Treasury.
Bishop Timal came passenger In the Texas.
A terrible cloud of ocusts ravaging Southern
Mexco for distance of 400 miles, destroying the ings
and crops
The French paper Trait Union had been forbidden To
write comments on the g,vernment
The cholera still raging at Vera Cruz.
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NEWS BY TELEaRAP
IMPORTANT FROM BUENOS AYREs.
Increased Demand for American Products
NEWS FROM MEXICO.
A SPANISH PR, DIRECTORATE FAVORED BY
THE GOVERNMENT.
INrEREsTIHs FlSOM WAsHINGToH.
Ship Galc,a Struck by Lightning,
&C., &C., &C.

Later from BuerA ~ Ayres q no NAontcv'uoO.
BUENOS AYREs STILL EslEGED--NI . 0wns - . o
ADOPTED--BRIsK Dl MAND foh A"NoA" "
DUCTS, &C., &C. I'll % ,sss
Rx ar .rr;r., =. s.,, q have Mont evideo dates to
the 5th, and Buenos Ayres t. the Atm OF un0.
Buenos Ayres stin besieA ed, ana gue1iia oons0
were of daily occurrence in WI ch many wero Wounoeo
and killed, particularly among ne out@oers.
The National Congress at Santa re had a'op0e0 con-
stuon for the confederated prov nces In most
lk. that Of the nd st.taa rtk ad been accepted by
Trropy. hut u 80 not ~ 1t the authorities Of
Buenos Avras vouh accant n uhils Urquiza, with his
army and feet surrounded the city.
The time allowed vessels in the por toi Duonos Ayrs
TO load, had been extended twelve days
In naval brush, on the Goth May, W. uon1ass' a.
estmable young citizen Of Buenos AyreA WAS knieu'
There were in nortshin fondola and park Thorndike.
for New York; and bark Roman, brig rons'aas' ao1
schooner H. A. Baring at Montevdeo.
All articles from the United States IN DISK de-
uand Flour had advanced To 80 a Al 3 so. Hides
eagerly purchased at advanced prices wool was
coming in and purchased for English scc'un', az
high prices Lumber scarce and in demand.
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Funeral Of the Rev. Martin p. Parks, ID. ID.
CEREMONIES IN TRINITY CHURCU-THE PROCESSION
ETC., ETC.
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Total. 874 10
STATEMENT SHOWING Z
.sI2aI4 oil


The following property noRaged 70 this Association security
for tie an cunt adyai ced on Redeemed Shares:
u Shares House and Lot Thday Mount Vernon Wessche
il Shares on House Devoest WILLIAMSBURG, LII
5Shares House aud Leased Lot. East l8'h ST. NewYok
shares on House and Lot in Avenue A. Nex-York.
/ Share House and Lot in 25th 81, New OK ~ . .
Re;Ictuy .g6TittG' JAMES LIBBY President
James Neeves Jeph Control aud Albert Miller Finance Con-
t of mortgages description Of the mogqged prem
filed the Seereta Office and are open the the mem
COUNTY NEw-lo ss-On the 1th dly Of April
AID 1853 came James Libby President and James
Secretary known the individuals who have sub
scrled their 10 the orgons account s President ad o
ary Manhattan Building Association who beng duly
sworn according best Of their kn1w
edge belief Xbt statement Of the aal
O' 'n' '''O IRA FLOYD Commissioner Of Deeds
~ PetersvilIe Homestead AssoCintion.-Th ASsoca-
the Of enabling the members 70 eee9e the
secured OF land beautifully situated in the immediate vcny
NewRoeee with the intention of cutting up INTO budnslots
SAID distributed among the members Of the Association
quarter half end ots at the farm price The
members make weekly payments mo the hands OF me -
cents per entities member II 30 TO
half acre and IS per week 70 one whole acre nmser o. house.
hams present on TIE ground and any member drawing lot
barn thereon will he entitled 10 the without
other ci arge than the weekly payment
for good even the party should not settle on him
self the Association has hesitation IN inviting the public TO become
msmbers. ,,o,r.v
be had at time as the working oil the Aoca
ton Of its officers, al follows: . - 49,
WI. II. HoYI, Tree.aIer No 80 sth.Av
P N. GELLATLY Secretary No l67 Broadway, Room MOB
Tue hr oIv nssi1s =. he o Of the aT No
Cbsmiersst on MONDAY EVENING, April 25 at o'clock
u Riders Gas Of gas are invited
Regulator Co. Canal and Ceniress third story APpa-
for the machine may be made to D l. ne uode
Rule Office, No lo7 Fuonst where descriptive pamphlets may De
~ Notce-Op and the first Of May next will
'' LoTTIMER, LARGE. ELLERY Co, 80 Broadway.
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Eeiiaious Nohres.

ry Rev. II. sawyer, DO. Pastor of tins Fifth
Ssv, le O'Clock and SP NJ every SABBATH until further
worship the Hall on broadway Grace Church
~ Church of the Holy innoccn,s-Te opening
cd from x " viii ID Vt be- caisS oa SUNDAY M0RT1G
April a, 10y NJ N he Hall prepared for the Broad
cyer, of 9 4 is Mef RsSn
between East Broadway and Henrysta
~ NOTICE The Eighth ser@ou Of tie Sgndny Evening Course
VII be delivered TOMORROW EVENING u oeock
Sorm.d Beecker,t Of Anes, this
f fG'''' Remembrance and Recognition Of Friends in Future
q Rev r. a. Candsa Rector Of ch; csqeh erooAlyn
twces TSscT Norfolk on SUNDAY EVENING, April
Service o u O'Clock.
~ second Unitarian Church, Brooklyn This Church
w met On snd sr y q. the Cage 81 Af9
ING and AFTERNOON at the usual hours Rev SAMUEL LONG
~ Right Rev. Bishop Wninwright will administer the
rte o SVP I5s x 9s S "s Te .tats
collection win be akcnu up.
~ Madison.s. W. u. Church, corner Of Madison
Msh % Ptsa Sbs On c "a ARI 4 s
s sssi.trso '''' ''' ''''' ~ ''' 'S'''
rrsHeLing n the j. H. M,ssi SSb Eve P,9s. TO.
stf insttue. J. LUCKEY Missionary.
hIasro Barr vii PreqeR il M, The sgaos Christian Church
~ God Willing, Rev. ROBERT McCARTEE. u. D., ex-
s's II
mtncipg al icy, AN, and 81 O'Clock, Pm.
" The Eighth Annyersary Of the sabbath al Schpoi
ma & %s HR%T fT S ' n N That
will he delivered by Rev w T. BOardugn j.
Nopsrv 10 Mich san and Bradford H. Pierce OF Boston.
The exercises will commence at ~ o'clock, precisely.
There will be PREACHING d. " nh the S St a the ,o.d
a. at ICI o'clock A NJ, and ~ O'Clock in the evening
~ To Young Mem discourse addressed 70 Yonns Men on
Of Money Making will be- delivered in the seventh es
aud Rdgests, SUNDAY EVEN
ING next al u o'clock by Rev EDWIN F. aATFIELD D. ID.
~ Westminster Church.-EVENlNG SERVICES.-Rev
GGo1t,.t: 10 MORROW tsab5aihj EVENING a7i PM
ss Rey DT EVESSd
f1 Rev. III. X. Nye will preach TOMORROW AFTER
NOON the Unyea Branch Church of Sackett and
CouIt SITS, South Brooklyn.
r. Fatber Gavazzi's second Lecture, at Metropolitan
Hall THIS EVENING, at o'clock Subject-"The Jesuits Tick
by wishing them before
hand Btan Mess Robert Carter Brothers
and Messrs Newman q visions, Broadway
r. society of Liberals, No. > ChatIarn-square.-A
Lecture the Mar by Dr. o. HULL, at PM TOMOk-
ROW. Open Discussion. Free Seats Public invited.
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESlGN-Now open,
IN Cos Broadway opposite Bond from
Top daily the 18th Annual EXibion containing nearly ~
Works Painting snd sttuary never e1bed) oy h'he
Season Tickets 80 cents
MUSEUM of EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES, SIU1-
vi yESANT INSTITUTE,
ga Broadway
Now open, the and valuable eolecon Of fAIone nd r
eXpspse b. DR. Abbott dups Of upward Of twenty years
u the Fast Admission 20 cents; hdeu halt Catalogues tor
sale il tie Opeu iurins The Day and bT@ninR
DANVARD's GEORAMA.-The smpendous Ruins OF
ID Basbec the City Of Beyoot Mosque Of don VII other
ADDED the U
Ii IASD bsr an addition square feet Of EVERY
FVFNTNG "Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons AZ oe
EIt biting No. ts6 Broadway Admission D. cents Cnaen A
pncc
TNHE WASHINGTON EXHIBITlON-lD aid OF the
Gallery the Fine Ara A choice collection o. re
tu7s open from II TIL 10 P VI, At American AR aon
Galleries No 4g Broadway Ambulance . cents Season teAes
81 cents
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Chances for Business Hlen.

A HOUSE to LET and FURNITURE for SALE
Aup town with all the modern House fall of first
The family whs, leave The e Immediately Asdrs note tho
House may be had
f,ALIFORNIA-A Gentleman having had successful
~ San Franeiso as Wholesale Merchant about re-
permanent with house in Boston
sSe.. for aadre %
seollay's Building, COurt-'t' Boston
COTTON MILL for SALE at MORAVIA, Cayuga
~ County which making twelve thousand yards ~ aud
pek sheeng weekly For particulars adore" hof'
nRUG STORE for sALE-In one of the best neigh
Jborboods the city frstste
for selling going West l., BO, n, Tribune Office
MIXTURES for SALE-Consisting of Shevings,
raw g. cS s 81 Bo So SO
wichst, opposite suart's Sugar Refinery.
DOR SALE-Ihe Lease, Stock aud Fixtures OF
frstcass Confectionery and Ice Cream saloon situated on
sISsGsoy ~ PsRcE S s o.sy f'' 0'
EOR SALE-The Stock and Fixtures of Manufac-
Establishment and Store connected tnerewh 10 the most
eOuri,hns city Neweey situated IN the os ossnsss GcAo1
saeioy for selling out For particular. sPg{ 70 GEO
New-York
EOR sALE-The Patent-Right of sHERWOODs
i PRIsMATIC TURNING LATH1 for the Counties o. New
piano legs char posts table legs Gothic
the corner Of East River orders
f rsses III = oS 81 OF and or
SHERWOOD, No. l56 Broadway.
7 EASE and + URNITURE Of BOARDING HOUSE
l. for SALE at a GREAT BARGAIN.-30
das 30 1--WE from Fulton Ferry, ia Brooklyn
Rent All will be sold low account
OF the Ii '''A Of 'D BRoSsoS Ks&PP Co. s Broadway
craftsmanship young Man
WI of teaching aze
penuanshp with the English branch
ho has also Rad considerable experience teaching Latin and
private family. Reference
capabty Principal Of the first class
private schools whom advertiser employed in the
Address J. o.. No. % East 2ith ST.
DARE CHANCE for an ARTIST.-The subscriber,
III about 70 open and Painting Gallery the Crystal
Palace would Ike hire few nice Paintings complete
selected Undoubted reference given Address H. NJ
Office Of this paper
STEAMSHIPS for SALE.-One side-wheel Steamer
- epsth beam q feet depth Of bold % feet LOO tuns
buderJ Engine 81 inch cylinder By feet stroke 1T.
ted vii tubular boilers
Also one Propeller ia long B feet BEAM 10 feet depth
hold Two with inch cylinders BY a inch srote
Consulting Engineer, No. "a Broadway.
CODA WATER FIXTURES for SALE.-A Pump,
Pines and Couplings all complete in working and nearly
new for only sloo Just the thing good profitable
ths neghboxhood Of the Crystal Palace
~ 49, B.F. MccREARY
ITO JOURNEYMEN PRINTERS-An intelligent,
enierpnsns Printer fully competent all branches Of his art
and having few hundred dollars command highly ad
connection with newspaper
within few Of the city, Of the localities
in TINS part OF the country by addressing TRIO Psners
Advertising Agency stating means ability &c Aersn Presesd
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Cost an0 fonn6.

EOUND-On the LIST inst, in Washington Parade
IL Ground. LADY BREAST PIN. The have 1t By
applying 81 5th.st and paying for this advertisements
NOTICE-A DEPOSITE, made by Levi Freligh
~ Central Bank Of NewYork of 2S6 32lOo dollars and
CFRTFCATE OF DEPOSTE for the above amount drawn the
order camp-map April 1853 supposed be
mscaned the payment OF which has been stopped BY order
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Uants.

AS Cook Washer and Ironer, by a respectable young
N Women with the best references Call at No RecOrt
up Stare.
A $ good Cook Washer and Ironer, by respectable
N Eng, Woman good Baker The best references
be Address or call at No u jd-ev
A S Cook Washer and Ironer, by a competent Prot
between lst and ID avs fisthoOr back
AS CHANBERMAID and to assist in washing and iron
& an wen ''''''''-''U ' . '' - - - ''' -
Is CHAaBERMAID and to assist in washing and ironing
GOOD city reference Call at No s. Uavery place second door back
room. Can be seen for two days.
AS CHAMBERyAID and Waitress, by respectable
N Young Girl washing The best city
Can be No 10 Hamiltonst first floor front
AS CoAcHMAS, by a single young Man. TO a private
my The hest f5y 5sn'e 'Sq b sysS . S
10 ri. sT to Nj. CAMPBELL ssddleT.
A SEAMsrREss, by young Girl. Is willing to assist
"A in h care Of growing ehdrn 70 aye With dy 70 En-
t CARD, D st. BroOtlyS' ''--''1' -
WAITRESS or Chambermad, By Protestant Girl
1a IL: Best w o e7 1yi 'Se %p S't No.
West Isth-.t- between tn and Sth-svs
AS WEr NURSE, by an American Woman, with a
IA h bre,st Of milk Inquire No IS Foyth't No in the
A RESPECTABLE YoUSG WoMAs wants place in
10 l5 sV' st ass care 81 'is % ' '''' Apply
A Coop GIRL WASrED-A German that can under
"A English preferred Call after o'clock, No lss canast
n willing 20 do Housework small private family would
address No g Pncest Can be for two days NeobcOn
into the country.
A RESPECTABLE YOUNG AMERICAN WOMAN wants a
N situation Is Housekeeper Cook Chambenad Inquire
No. SprIpEst Can be for two days.
A RESPECTABLE YOUsG WOMAS a situation 10
~ general housewok Is good Washer and Ironer II best
be engaged No 5e
l2th-.t- fourth floor, near LIST sv
TWO RESPECTABLE YoUsG women want situations
one a. frstrate and excellent Baker Of bread the
hsmbead and do the best OF tine washing and
ironing with family Can produce the
Of city Call No S3 26hst between 10Th and lh
for days
XNANTED-A situation Nurse Chambermaid
w BY respectable Girl Cal the residence Of her present
ployes No 90 Ssntonst.
WANTED-Several nice smart Girls, TO wait on Ia
w bic in ielass Hotels also person travel with small
also Cooks Chanbrnads and
for frstrste situations Apply MASON Nc
$50 Broadway.
WANTED-A COlored Girl as Waiter. Apply at
w Nc. So lcth<t
WANTED-A Servant TO do general homework in
sm. family Apply, with references At No. 10 Wiew place,
South Ferry, Brooklyn
A GRADUATE of a NEW-ENGLAND UNIVER-
IA sITY ensxed in uvng private classical and mathematical in
hour per DAY would prefer situation either assistant in
estAbshed school tutor he funh asc
tory city and previous Address
A. I. D., Tribune o&ee
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GUNNER Retreats.


BOARDING in the COUNTRY.-The advertiser I.s
ID accommodate family three four persons win ooa ~ AZ
summer At his Yonkers five minutes WAX run vac s
road Depots pleasant part OF tne n
terms SC, apply TO JAS. DIXON, No Al barcisys OF 70
CARROLL. Nonkers
BOARD ON STATEN ISLAND.-Four rooms to let
ID for the summer Board Staten lssnd IN iu view o. se
Gentlemen with partial beard po-
erred Address A. L., 1875 New.iork Post once.
CHICAGO-GEO.W GAGE, ofBoston and DAViD
of Bellows Falls have leased for stem OF years .he
wenown FREMONT HOUSE Chicago III owned and p p, s
kept by Ira Couch The 1mont one OF the ses ana oe
hed furnished hotels the United States aud the m
srs no pains make t Va all respects
MIR Jsne. formerly connected with the Unon houe
FIELD Mas ucle Jerys will be one OF the prinepn
respectfully invited 10 Try US bApE
fremont House, Chicago April IS 1855
COUNTRY BOARD near GLEN COVE-Gentiemen
~ with families who wish the comforts Of home ana " no
time expenses OF inc can
obtain good Board win without bathing :. several n
The vicinity Glen Cove or Bnckmm. L. The country pve.
by healthy. Horses and earraees to be had cheap ise Sn S
The CROrON Plies twice DAY
tween Glen ard NewYork For particulars inquire OF ~
LEWIS. Southst JOHN III LEWIS No 20 CoentiesshPi
or TO HENRY C. VALENTINE, Agent at Glen Cove Landing
XyrANTED-Boardi in the country, for Family. SIT
uaon TO the city preferred Al
dress Box No $50, Lower PostOhce
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TINTED STATES SCHOOL AGENCY.-Mmnai
~ Bendt and Sarags iHsiutQsi0 By H. WiLCON No 21
p,ua dyoIsrg nuoductoHs and engagements by gre ees' -
tufon' Faniic TIche raPa Mdiyn Py'"I'e cHy CI Tor
he purchase and s OF school properly r,yn printing ana
CURED for wear counting board 90 The rsht
ngoraion Subscribers who - So So so or
transferable Check ineest which may be re-
al application until the whole ind0red The CHECKS
procure, all be sold not suited F per cent con-
tsred of all required Personal applications
often suite d at first call No charge 10 pupils.
TPHOLSIERER WANTED.-A Journcyman Up
u hosterer who horougly understands the bu
ness Arply 10 j. NJ PHYFE, No 687 Broadway.
WANTED BY an experienced Book-keeper, quick
w figures, and writing beautiful plain aud expe'
p n Any party requiring considerable business done short
and disposed pay accordingly for the same, will address
JONES box J., this office.
NyIANTED-A complete set of The Natural History
w OF the state OF NewYork" Address g. PUTNAM Co,
No. 10 Park-pace
NNAN1ED-A Boy in an importing business, who re-
sides with his and the best OF reference NO
loI Wilism-st. up stairs
NNANTED-In a Wholesale Hardware Establish
w this city an active young man WHO IS
XVANTED-A situation by single young Man as
w Coacbman TO private family The best city reference can
be given for ''P''y A' Direct J. H. No. S w 2I add
XYANTED-A Sawyer for LOokng-Glass Frame
To steady and competent hand constant employ
will be given. Address JACOB GAEFF NO
475t North 2dst Philadelphia
NNANTED-TO ORGAN BUILDERS-A Man thor.
oueh acquainted with the manufacture Of Organ Metal Pipes
e cen sPpp GyGs sTEVESS Co. East Cambridge
VNANTED-An experienced Shirt Cutter to cut on
w orde1edwok go Baltimore. To such person good
ADDRESS line giving reference w RCoNsTABLE' St. Nicholas
Hotel
YOUNG MAN WANTED-One acquainted with the
Hosiery Genemens Furnishing business preferred Address
Y, Broadway POst-Ohce