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souses tDartcS.

DEAL ESTATE-Wauted to Pnrehase nice con- D.
80 az hieh VII be mad pat e-si plr - y -
- 81 stools ard pr slnsss n9s q az e1e ~@1
- - ADDE'S ZEAL s4AAE- tri1une Ofse
vE.NTFD-To purchase gentee House IN this
w t, or Brotlyu worth fro -sso % - - for w5:s Pr
81 rerrnfnerr an husnss tnsf VIII fHF ~
- is6 70 e. Ter esn nnd snei . o2por7slT
fvhch I'll b rPon inervi-r Adirrs -
Srr NTR Scr No - Trihure o-lce with asrs k-
VxrANTED-A furnished House in the upper part
w ia, b@--eer 81 and shaw By very small family
- ,...nt Sou.e =s0 70 80 mouth viii be paid A44res-
49, tf.fsIv A B B. a. Tribune Ofce
VIvANTED-TO Lease for Term OF Years, Piece
w - CO.. sui,sbs TO- Dive Works EEtblshmea; VITA o.
,tu BSSbss must y Eesg he ely sal PefsrTsd acc
CO. ua.er dstery similar estehlt hnen;- sis4iE %
- 49, INT sddress c, Boz - o, SeSTo-k
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Jnstruetion.

ROls' BOARDING sCH0OL-The subscriber
II having favorable Location will
family >etsAcory reference given For spRlT
CHAs l. AVER West khiinsly Com Oct le lsSS
ROARDISG-SCHOOL for BOYs-At Niddletown
~ Point Monmouth Co, y J, PHILETUS PHILLIPS A n
Principal The winter session Of p veeks x commence %
5l Of ociooef Further particular Tea apple.iiOn
ROARDING SCHOOL for BOYS at STANWICH.
~ Coma 81 miles from SeEYork Number Of ho.r, Tinted %
- Terms for board tuition. washing Der vsr Cr.i.r,
Be bad RsynoF Ne 3 Boery whore -. prov "a
sen Tuesday Ia tA mouth been hour, ef aud
Pm THEODORE linz p,,,ci.si
BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, Sc-Rook Keep
- rE applied 70 hsnknE railroad Commercial ss.ix
Taught IN Al s1pedoss sd ssperof FOSTER
Corsnrs AeeoEntlnt Nc 81 B-0aiEsy SeYot ana =: La e.
tsekhcen No Iel >-rAn1 Lo1d51 Particular.
From Tie L0n6on Ti-aaa "
Mr. POSTER tea h-s Book Keeping not b. tb learns,
INTO esessinz machine bar By enabling hin % ra ,,a .n1
eonfrrhend VIA, he dcirg aboa re scisues "a
Gov with eeeness AID rersury the rules plain
nsihe AID urerrrz ard the whole sx.p 40
that epasy
ke able u1ravel Of
hs hs employers bOOs in satisfactory n1.nnsr
CARMAN SyILLE BOARDING, and DAY
-. School y. YOUNG LApIEs-TA. wiar.s Tern Of
Ter Of bsssdsf limited se here pr-ssaf v,sars
fYzr Crculars he hse a. b. bureeSs Ne IS wf.--t q
Busteees No 81 81 ssePhsnds bOSkorr Ne I5l Fatoa
81 the tsstitzfas1 isd@ sna iohss Ths N BtsTEgD
PriaeP>s
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60 tuhom II man 0onteru.

A HOME for sOMEBODY-Not more than two
n .IOse @s S@ tbs g q!.n II, S,9, q ss 5
sss oeuSa - the pToSr sad s wife Of
What advanced y.srs without domestic wao re
In for the purpose abroad and for the company
efth eDsbts while ~ home. g.,
allowed or toad oOfoE and pTokt their object Ihs sp
posnts teeT and wife single woman .houi shofss
espeetsby Others need sPPy BIT 10 'aeh goa
Isar.s 70 p c. EswYort Possoes, with real name and
where TO b. seen.
IF the LADY who ON last SATURDAY evening al mo
S received Card hon ssDte1sS ss "a iTSsasT1 sler
boon TO Henry L. srU.Swss Strictly
wiz confer s'Of that VIII be gratefully '''''~'''''
INFORMATION WANTED-ALEAANDEh max
WY nsebn-worted hinist and locomotive 1,s'I -
s nosorsbs person sdns pessnee Of hs shsrg
ash IA 1s B SSss Hs%oU csosd. wsS
NrEW-FNGLAND PROTECTIVE UNION.-rhe
IN Annual tbs CeDtr. Division w he'd At chspn.n
Han boston Oc, The o~ins Officers were elected Tor
A' ''''''' ~" A. J. wRIoHT Boston Moss
VoePresident,
A @. w. SMITH. Csstlston. Vermont
a, sssrt t.,,y and e drsss0f e.,
Committee Of Trade.
Ausustus Read Dislsion No - Boston Mas
Vim o.sood Dv.on No M SSs y Ys,%og I'll. Maine
WI Nile, Division No Isl Pc.sd.P y y.
si I'LL. sisii pS NJ sS G s'I Fs s'Sp'
Tx Perrin Division No z1s o9insSseos1s q h....,, NJ
10 Ass9, e for s SAB Dssa
s'i . Y tSt se csna
' " No i4J Biacksonest, Boston, Ats
NOTICE-Any person who was passenger on the
IN train ud.on River Railroad from bany
re Ia The last car At CAnas will confer favor by
ss5Ains biz sdere TO Box No 34oo al TIE Ne"loIk
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Dnnrinn Ara1fmifs.

A DODW0RTHs DANCING ACADEMY, No 500
Bio.dyay row oB for the reception Of
"wednesday Thursday and Saturday evening for Gen;eeR Grand
pseiens day with baud Of music every ssaEty afternoon and
Dnce' viii be introduced his pFOcard dans
visit the schools Of Lonion and PARA expressly for the
zee OF consulting win the e5Pehensd teacher q hoe shoots
nSeu y. hiS vii & ~ % 5 ira & n - entr,
purl. th Academy wi attend he p,eou. ezsn and
hored Joined the sy
srenOn sd the conduct and department Of the PHpIs will
gts Of ts;t alsrns psr91lgs SAsS 5Og most
DANCING ACADEMIA GHERARDI begs to
4 MORN b. Psiro.. and shs public that he VII reopen his course
cspdOn Hoa. IN sifnfbHY o1 IS AZ 81 osIocE
S' for Yosns Lsds. and hs..e wsdnsd,y. s.,ntay 81
soIs IN families viii Be and t:enasa 70 schools
promptly sitendedio.
nANCING-6o0 BToadway.-E7ening Glasses form
~ 81. time. for Ladies' and Gentleman. Circulars be
als ''' a. '''''' made No K GSs oSf'
DANCING CLASSES, Untsn Hall, Court-st., cor.
re.pe naon 20 The S md snts Of .s Sst 5 BsSa
yn thai The requss Of several families they yin
q5 r. " A nd &c q.,. 9 IL l 9s
E'ERREROs DANCING ACADEMY, No SO West
y Iahv = DgBREUL FERRERo .ad her brother
YSii adj. md - sa s. SHa
sls , isS I . 4 n Get Gen
ing oes II Private lessons clsss and attended
Mr.: w. WHALE q DAUGHTERs DANCING
~ e5LAssEs-SeS Rooms Nos 9 sed % shsV w D
E.eIs .rnonres thar Their Glasses viii
IlESDA1 Oct Days Of IEsretsn for Young Ladies aud M
ers Ioesdsy snd Saturday evsnin Tor
gerfleuen C. 81 Gothic Hall Brooklyn viii nee on
S0haAs Oct e f TA-tealsrs circulars
MADAM AUGUSTA has the honor 10 announce
N4 70 the pubc A1d her frsuds viii o,en ar
Ae@eeny for Fashionable Dsness 2h A.
No 20 Broadway Saturdays and WednesisyA ocok n
Ia ses and Assfes and o'clock IN evening or Gcn
~ 1880
In Brookyr, the 2th sf $50 Ailsut.t q, Mon
days and Ih1rsdays o'clock FOR
a. = n TIRE evening for Genslemec. ~
Mad AlCt STA vii have The Of Mr. OGTLyIR
fr Fsrieusrs address No rs BrOSdxay No i9 Atlantic
s. troofyo On school DAYS Aanees sad Soee. vi
ee rten fnvste Clsssss and schools attended.
nj Rs: A LANNAf will reopen her Dancing School
~ Aoafss.e Hal opposite the CITY HALL Brook N On
nEDSEsDA1 Oct - Az viii BE- .zisted 5y her drarh,sr
DAY. to1 ecnesays and satudays A. y oocE
Ssics Dshs-nss etessiFey f pstr5as sad pzp VII BE- nv
asss e1$es and fehoos studd Atdre No ~ ginrs,9at
HE AkT OF DANCING.-CHARRUAU Room,
Ne - EAss lth-t fourth house Of Broadx.v a.h ~.
MI sesnO~edxes fs-sax vo-E 81 a.
f2ah
sor ne Saturday, Oct , AfternOoa e.>es II PSDkYS
wtDSfcDA1s FRIDAYS snd SATURDAYS. Yv-,inr -I.~-~.
AOSpAls MEpSEsDAfS. FRIDAYS sATTrRDAY3 ,o,a
sle. EDNEspAfs AID SATURDAYS Pyat- $50. a. snr
ssI eSs ensase1 y the class For AID p.ca rA a,
n e.n e oet-tned % he above pse where NJ CHARPrAT
esa - s>ea daily fr7z 70 Scioct
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fire proof Safes.

MORE SMOKE but no FIRE Prom SrEARN
WI MARVIN who again back down and show the ess
or ike frightened buck when hoy pursaed takas he
hoping thereby Bat gentlemen have
opostion, where sccept
lenge with prosiso that make oath that sss
according Patent which aud aslN
(clairv ikel London Ns~Orleans
hee and dodge he merits Of the BY representing IA
ming WRETCH catching al sraws' Nov gentsmen 10
the element s Herring sni
will know that scerca ths Hsns b.
cannot permit you amper much longer va and the psA
but lead you up to the bar for trial which pFss. Ties
ecrtiCn
have selected the following gentlemen who have ccns-sini
serve Committee your Nders Pssnt saansafr ~
Nv th Rchs Improvement together with one Of HklRitS
PATENT CHAMPION SAFES, and one OF WILDkRs PkfNf
SAIAMANDER SAFES Manufactured by me with my nyn~
Mt and and all other safe makers unss Atos
ntee h one heir safes be tested the time lsa
the following gentlemen portion OF the Comm1a
James Libby President " ethav. Rai.fosd Company.
Broadway and Wall~t.
VIM Il Dusmore. Of Adams 4 Co.'S Express
Simeon Leland Metropolitan Hotel -
John George firm Of George Brother No ia PeaIlsf
Now Gentlemen the above well known respectsshH
whose yescty be doubted and ash O. usms
number within DAYS from this dare but case OF y,ef rs
or Ne slec comp lance with my challenge he nss
will be sddfd said committee aud Safes and Of AN
taud pechance ohes viii be subjected 10 public tnA 1e
nesh6oThood Of the Crystal Palace Walk gen,emen ea
captains office and SETTLE siLAs O. hEhiso
SAFE Depot. Noe. las 49, and is Wsxs
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stationerp. &s.

DLANK BOOKS, PAPER and sTAi I ~ -
h01o . HICKS No IS Nas~as~t would cal 10
- ono ho nav req.rs articles IN hh line 70 he ssssA y
~. on ysroas styles eopstsoiy on hsnd 40 mac -
ccee .s- Isf,er snd CaD Papers Note fspsn knf~T-
sh's' N" STATIONERY
Of every description at low prices Notes baN, sh =
II, eshsr Commercial Bssks Printing and Lteopss~
sssfiy rres' ""as'"s GEO HICKS ssssss
nToTF PAPERS. Lace and Embossed; also, -
n - "a ,,st|h .ait.bIs for Ball Circslsrs Cennnfa -
=. ,A- election for the coming Bal sss.os ~ - 10,
the nsw desirable patterns reeves y tas "a 90
IN ne'a 90 n BILL saslOosr snd Pr.ts. No y -
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fost ano founo.

= osT or MIsLAID-A note for $1,000, drawn by
LIZ smith Hiram Gilbert psysbie let 70 IN M.feh LsSt
bve drawers and the susc5er ana tN1 ohcrs
$3.50 are esfiopd .ssnE uf1s nsFo;srng said
rsrf rs beer stopped JAMES T. DRY No ~ Courlsnit
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WHO MOULD BELIEVE ITl-Only 80 to 2lO

WHO WOULD BELIEVE 1T Only 80 to 30
w Dollars full Lot the beautiful village Of WINFIELD
situated convenient distance from the Wissbursh ees
the North Road and Fiske-av. -
The the ferries hakoar and willie
those DO wish this property tbs Fkesv aad
the Msspeh Plank Road. they will t5kesy 70
when Mr. HOGAN Will show the lots and all ini)
reference thereto The being graded ela.
the City NeYOr and several have been
menced.
The Fuhs Railroad be completed By Is; Of
January and VIII have It's depot this properly We Will
guarantee the Railroad finished and running thereon By the Isl
Of Feb under penalty OF dedgen cent each AID
lot sold from this day.
Free eies will be furnished al PeOus who wish This prop
ery.
To WerkinEsn and others who wish avoid the
Of the city @ Offers Inducements superior
IN the market being within walking distance from their places Of
business equal 70 about 5tAsf- from the City Hall
The property will BE- cold liberal
bAlsnce payments OF Five Dollars per month shas
For tickets &c, sppy 20 @ O. ANDREWS J r. KEN
DALI, No Iryon Ron, corner OF Chathsnst Newiofk
Do be deceived by fraudulent representations
interested the sale Of other lots IL the neghbohOOd BAT
for yourself and learn the difference between IS
for wster before you purchase
NEXSEN Il CO-WESTERN LAND AGENCY,
~ lafayette Ind. Oee IN SewYork No So Waist Govern
mtnt and heated BY eaah
Indiana Iino Wiconsin and Iowa
ofhe pIoectsd rsioad IN the above ONE
HUNDRED PER CENT Parties should
ply Immediately the be locations being Up
Co persoaAy inSpec; all locations 70 them
luther Information AID circulars spply Warrant Oe
Of I. J. COLEMAN, No. q Wallis
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WANTED By young Man 70 years o. age. . s. 81
w uaon BootssereT o. spps osls b 81 rf-rssss,
49, Ain sddrsssed 70 = Poashteep'e VIII reeve
date sfftrficn
xxvAhTtD-A furnace Man. to go 20 Ohio One
w e.psils q bons furnace sns mstnl 'aes .s.sa'
enp.gynen n upon appiic htlon 70
"@y " N'o'J' W. 4 r. HAYDEN 40 ~ Psszist n l.
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0rorfries.

Anew CROP GREEN and BLACK TEAS, FOR
N EIGN FRUITS GROCERIES, AcTbe subscriber has in
soe and daily the sales fns Green and
Tess grieea Sugars Dried Currants Crou
Almonds family Groceries in all their varieties Also St1srs
Whe and Yellow Moes For sale whole
sse reasonable No Do and No 3
Crseuyieh st. aud No 76 Eesey-st j. u FOWLER
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Diauo-fortes.

4 FINE PARLoR ORGANIZE sale cheap, with
"A hsnee Ne sI ~. AS =, v s,asf WI Mi
~ -'t' EDWARD H. FLETCHER No t N.ss,a-st
A RARE BARGAIN.-A beautiful 7,sctage Rose
toe Llrest OF been usd ereflly bat w'eks
I! Fss oss .d A oss; % ne y II sA !:
cav No IsI Csnsist from 10 A " III P
4 FEW CHOICE PIANO-FORTES OF 0;tAve,
way $50 Fuiy warranted Pi.nO, Let BY HF NASH
EOLIAN PIANoFoRTEs, at No. al Broalway.
49, "A Ist q f ~ s sS sSSss a ~
L4dd Co. vih M sGPpy Of and eordhsn6 Pianos Of 70
T' makers Tor IL IScoS ir fa 10; S SS a ss.4-
BRADBURY PIANO and MELODEON WARE
~ s49M Ne - ES.a s.... .Ai . Ss' D, s.'s &
secondhand Pi-nos ke Soc Asea for the eesbrsd Orxn
the trade. e. o BRADBURY.
&C. FISCHER Gate Nunns & Fiseher), Manu-
f.ets and w.reIosu No 10 Grs.nSieh corner Of Deg;
szsed Tor tssFns saas Piano o.ts' uaed repaired and sr'
NEW and SECOND HAND PIANO-FORTES.-we
s.rs nov Ga hsnd arg .ssOeEs Of Ss and a,ns
$50 GU per "'''' 10 90 ''''' siSFoR i BROTHER
MELODEONS, Csrhart's Patent manufactured BY
vi the lnveutors and PseHtees CARHARr NEEDaAA
power these NsioS,Ou. SnsSa,sd IStrSnsn @oaS
corner Of Du.ns.t Msiod-sn. rvstd aud REPAIRED
MESSRS LIGHTE & NEWTON, No. % Canalst,
the increased and
ity OF their PiANOFORTES have nded their bsGes
offer th e ads AMI those hns
assortment in plan and ornsnened Of
modern from 81 20 n Seeoadhsnd Pianos taken
exchange Broadway w.rerooms No ~
DIANO-FORTES.-JAME PRISON respectfully
Informs h friends and the p.bc thai he has removed his Piano
Forte the elegant saloon No As Broadway the
Wascks Thssfe where he will keep constantly
hard sresdd OF PsnoFos Of his mfnifscur
other mske from the lowest price Piano hs
splendid grand Pianos 81 coo each He will also keep sso!t
second hand Pianos let hire Pianos bought
sold exchanged and repaired n DO connection VITA
other establishment.
DIANOS-Twelye secondhand Pianos. in the best
i order $40 Also eight Rosewood Panos
500 by the bs makers an warranted Less PRICES
than other place the Cheap PisnoFOrte House No 81
Crest LONGEST. the BOwery CT HILL
DANO FORTES.-The finest assortment Of Piano
Fortes Ia city be fosd the Warerooms Of " g.
CURTIS Broadway consisting Of George Hews celebrated
Panf-Acti0n Pianos and variety Of Newlork snd
with and without the kosn Also BOudOr snd
secondhand Pianos for sale TO let.
DIANO-FORTES.-R. GLEN IL Co. have removed
their Fano-FoFte Mandatory snd wreroom from No si
Fulton No s. Springs two doors east Of BROADWAY
CUPERIOR SEVENOCTAYE PIANO-FORTES
- for sALE-At No Bedfords;- rhine w,rlat,a
DAVID SMITH.
I'HE UNDERSIGNED has removed his Piano
Forte No Barclays 20 No $50 Broadway
PanoFos from 50 for Gale for
approved paper Old Planes taken IN eKcbanS piano.
osned hire. JAMES rnOMfoON
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Gonses 10 Get.

Gonsee 10 Eei
A PARTMENTS to LET-To small American
Of No. las Bowory
CHEAP RENTS-Ofices and Rooms, to Let at No
~ 4 Broadway west side doors belew BIoome Rooms
wen lighted and airy suitable for artists MeheeI, syye" tso
No 5O2 Broadway or on the premises, Room No 7
EIRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSE to LET--In
With S dSS a S1 Ssn; F. a
BA Rem Goa S9s Ssds s ak Ss s APP to
Bank K ri ~ l. '''' corner '"a'' ~''''''
EURNIsED HOUSE to LET-The subscriber
1tp ,S SSS S'' SEM 6l Is 10 @ sss tx
OFFICE in BROADWAY-Tole let, on secOnd-aoor,
~ Broadway Bank large Office with convenient sub
% .n :sS' nd USs
ROOM to LET-With Steam Power.-One large
~ Room By az ard sSd A;o .sSes smaller Rooms with
FERRls 4 TABER, GTeeuwieh and Beseh-,.
ITO HOTEL and BOARDING-HOUSE KEEPERS
l h s' aS : s so as ss1 o. as al
with orcton and all the nOdrn improvement. suitable
Apply pTsnSs OF 70 D T EisroS No il w.lst
ITO LET-A large LOFT in No 81 CliH-st suitable for
ITO LET-The principal part of gentee House,
- CONSISTING Of esht o. inc room. OI less number Prersd
70 quiet respectable family to the Isl Of Nav The whole
iiS-sy siovs lStsst ''''' inquire ~ =
ITO LET-To small respectable family without
children the Second Floor consisting Of Bed
with privilege in tehen sad cellar modern built house, Gro
ton bath &c town geueel neghborhood half from
to Of Mr. &cKssSAS S0 Isl Br ssds t' aP
stairs r
ITO LET or LEASE The two Stores and Easements
the OF Broadway and Fulton eligible situation
for Jewe establishment Exehsnss Office or BsnkaT nstur5a
Inquire OF c. kSox halter. Nc i2s FuliOns.
ITO LEAsE-A Hotel or Boarding House near I'D
St eSatsn. LOG Rooms in sises kitehens Wish
No g. East 2s. before 10 or after ocook
ITO LEASE for TERN of YEARS-A large and
Substantially bulk FIVE story Building suitable for Fourias
all sides With - Horse Power Boiler perfect oTa
n =, as-.r '0' "''' i'''' AAa h0''' As'A'A
V'O LET in SOUTH BROOKLYN-A large House
the Of Hicks and WoOdhnsts with II room. hs
e.Ss So .".sa On LIB sOPS Sa md e s1ss T O:s
ws Of the HAmnsv Fery leased 20 sooa tenant "a
No L wAllst NswYoSt third aoor
ITO LET-Two new, mOdernbuilt four-story brick
Houses on 5ads ner shsv- having eight marble mHn-
wa Range Boiler B.s &e N each oas- snd introduced
thro1shoat Kent 80 per year Apply to DESaAM stAav
ITO LET-The genteel two story House, No. -
@hsv; underesr bathrooms. ke Possesson Lee Nov Ap-
Ply on the premises
TINO LET-A House on the north side Of 53d-st. BE-
Apply . MAcFARLAN MERRiTT, Real Estate snd Hosse
TO LET-An onice.-Apply at Ne SCOurtlandt-s;,
II near Broadway In4Rrs Of T. BURDOS premises
TX NEW STORES. corner Of Broadway and 3ith.
Stores viii be lie. respecSe bsse.s TAey are sKeessi
BY 70 PIERCE Pnes, Broed-sy uaasr Nstropostsa
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pautr Warehouses.

EUGENE ELY. Paper Warehouse, No = a.
IL a Eew.Ycrt -CeA<1lnty en- h.sf -. r'lyx 49,
4, Le AS. Psp<s IN res q kay desired t1na& r''.~
x..fs sslor,d sr sAtts A. Cotos sst Lsss
DIAPER WAREHOUSE. I DEkkN ~
il &C. Ne ic5 F.itBzs<- e<er for ssls % tns 49,
s.,~rz Fnflish fresh sa1 Am>rc<n
sssPsPer al eEss -si<hts ss< s.aisss
Rooi Psp-r al sres wsi <Ats ssd ausifes- . .~<I<1
Ts-r.s Px<er f.nry eoloss snA shifs, ofths 80 -
H.r.srx R.,~r .klts .r< eolors1. difsrs.f ~,ot~
t-py P.p~r thirL ana q he kes qs.1fT
gsri.t R..s-rs P.ger large ssortnSat - s
shsxfking Paper of the besf qusiif(
Wr.rpins Pspsr Straw. k.s ana Mania
Tea fapsr ofeissrsaf s1ss A A. II
Tar Rso6ns Pspsr. ssitAbis 81 ioes y ls.> ,,,5foi
DIAPER at wHoLEsALE-Cih op w, - -
49,. a. n ths nss snd tesfsse ssse -
Pstsr Ns.afsesaferf k<t,r'.s ever see<e !. - .-e|
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fnrnitnre. &e.


FALL IMPORTATIONS- Curtain Damasks, Satin.
De Lau. Lace Muslin Curtains Window Shades &c Also,
"0'' extensive '' WiNDow CoRNIcEs
embraenE all the latest design. The trade fs de',9' sse
No AZ Pesr-st, corner OF William, Chatnsn
ENERAL HOUSE FURNISHING WARE
~ RoOMS-sIMPsoN Co No % canalst Importer rs and
bousesepes their goods viz Ivory Handle Cutlery
PAIN w rrsf Fire see sHoT 6oa HoS. Sc also Ma s,.
Clothes Horses tubs Pals Beom and Baskets Persons ssou
'N anu s'''' O'"''''D SIMPSON Co, No % c,nLst
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS, BEDS,
" MATTRESSES &c, at CRAwBUCKs, No so Graal "a
:S dSH srosh. .sSo Of &
nghspsctfay invited to the large and beautiful s'Vmeat Q.
purchased prices will be sold such prices make
an 0 Al 20 es ana s =, s sraoSe
and Williams ee of carriage Old Bed, and emo
''''D 81" No $50 Grsnd-t Of
IRON BEDSTEADS-COMSTO BROMLEY
deeIPn Of PLAN and orn,msnal i,Sp oedeAa VIII particular
sales Room No % Leonads- Nevfork, one door west OF
Broadway. uv
Hotel Hospts Prison Family Serysns and Ghid.sD. Bed
ss on hand Also % o5s O Of esa
and economy They are always free from yer aa aud
'''''' '-'' '''' ''''' coMsrocK BROMLEY ,i 4 CO.
KEYSERs HOUSE-WARMING FURNACES. Tor
IN all the best quality Of heat snPle
Snshins srtieies JOHN H. KEYsEa Co, Broadway.
NETWORK BERLIN IRON FURNITURE
~ NORks-WM 4 BACHELOR, formerly Of No 81 Duane
respectfully spprse his friends that having completed arrange
business connection under tbs nane aud nn OF
T. BACHELOR Co. will cODnno the Manufacture VI Iron
all 10 branches upon scale responding h the ~
ceung Nos 70 and 81 Duanest The establish nent viii
times the freshest specimens aud patterns OF the at
f s1T9sd will ans sss 70 a os , sss
sve and price w cordially invites his I'd IN the
city and his and the
ssng of Bedeads HststandA Setfees Chairs Brackets ho
Sp,ttoons and Window Guards Hotel Hospital Asylum add
Amy Bedeads Umbrella Stands Fire Stands Cribs Cradles Cen
ter Tables Oce and Wssroom In connection with the New
York Iron Railing Company Nos ~ and 81 Duane st.
few doors east OF Broadway w T. BAIChELoh n 20
CHOW CASES, SHOW CASES'-A large assort-
- order the
Orders received from part Of the Union
puncuay attended BCases loaned Tor Fair Of the Amen
can Institute b. X PEBBLES No 2i Grandst three doors
Of Broadway N. Y.
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HypROPATHIC ard HYGIENE HsLns.
ri ~ a. 1890 r. T TRAIL. ~ D.. Profneeii..d1bs
= TaYIoR sadJ l. HosFozD. Assistant sSsesrs~Sai
100 osssss. Ths school Derazrnsnf es&n>s'~
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Bsar0 ano Rooms.

EAGLE HOTEL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will do
H well remember they excellent
p cents night Of Frankfort and wsn 81
SEQ all nic
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VALUABLE FARM for SALE in Cornwall, Or

snse 90, " Y mill from the Hudson sui from Salisbury
Dept New Branch, Rilroad contain il2 AL
excepting 20 Of wood under high state Of enivsion "a
orchard valuable peach plum daIs5n, ke
farhose superior barn hayhose and stables
mechanics shop age houe &C. al well scpped with water
Church and School TerA half balance bead and
mortgage Inquire Of the Rov n LEWIS, No ~ Bible House
Astorpsee DR. WASHBERS, No y As or Of JOHN GLEN
fNlE p the
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EOR SALE-TwO Houses and Lots, Nos. ~ and
92l z2d 9TH and loth-ays built In the best
with all the modern Improvements eonpleteChilsous
baths wsterolosets boiler snk bells
kngubs dumb-wsfes Sc &c Possession be had i'm
rnedaey For further particulars inquire Of GEORGE CLARK,
No. 243 West 2lstsf.
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EOR sALE.-A good tenant House IN 26t


Il
av corner Of Varrett barEsins lots 25Koo feet
very esy Also posin CoImbasyie, miles from tho
Fery near 10 plank road and grade with the ROAD
the very price Of 800 plot and terms Each plot 80
feet front and by $50 deep equal scty lots Also to let
leae for tenn OF Back Room aud Cellar with
part Dwelling desired Apply 20 The owner on the prem
Grandst Willamsburxh have also large sn01nt
which call the attention OF the public,
who may purchase sell charge commission %
chaser Grsnd-st Wliamsburgh Rents collected
on reasonable terms Beet Of references given.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-30
WEDNESDAY MORNING,

When first penned to iatten, they should
for three or four days, at intervals of day a.
part, have mixed with their food which should
be soft in the proportion of teaspoonful OF
sulphur. and half a teaspoonful of copperas, for
each hog.
Their food for the first week or ten days
should be mainly pumpkins, roots, apples or
vegetables Of some kind, mixed with small
portion of corn meal, which should be cooked.
As the feeding progresses increase the guam
uty of meal. The last three weeks Of the fat
tenng, the hogs should be fed on cooked corn
meal
Their beds should be provided with straw
or leaves, which should be cleaned out and re-
newed once a week.
Each yard wherein hogs arc fattened. should
be provided with rubbing post, for the hogs
to rub themselves against, and a trough IN
which should be constantly kept charcoal, rot
ten wood, ashes and salt.