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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-11

pNsessal Letter fssa unsAsp D>a>s. d ~
Glory sna haasy - eks Dssss1.
Scarcely received my letter Of The 10Th Hareh TO inform
you that still thank God to stay With YOU and not
to 70 Europe for health and announce my Yer
nal visitation Am forced 70 address you in another
BshoP devoted 70 you and to your service, mysslf
soul body and spirit with al their powers and facial
Ties In the fond words Of the form Of solsnniation Of
%a.nmony, became yours from that day forward or
better for worse for richer for poorer In sickness and
health to love and to CHERISH till death us DO part"
must therefore, keep nothing back from you that is Of
You must know, then that, this day, at noon when
had just concluded the closing services OF the term
st Mary's Hall and sent out seventeen of my beloved
daughtera who had completed their Of education
there, with my Counsel prayers and blessing won't
home TO my afflicted house, found paper, calling itself
q !" presentment.' signed, william Meade DID Bishop
ginia' "Charss Petit hcE1vaine, DID, Bishop Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in Oho' and George Bur
CESS d. Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal Church Of
attend Court OF Bishops Tor the trial Of such present
ment signed Thomas Church BrownelLi The former
OF those ontsns nothing whchis fairly comprehend
gated by committee appointed fer the purpose by the
convention Of the diocese the report nearly all Of
accepted and approved by a court of Bishops here
toiore summoned and the remainder Of them referred
by that court IN the convention and by them disposed
OF. The latter appoints Camden the place and the
FIRST day Of September as the time of the meeting of the
court
You VIII not fail take due notice of all these things
purposey abstain from any word of comment. The
near approach of annual convection renders special
session unnecessary do but put you in possession
self to be faithful in this matter my office and TO you
ana confidently relying that yon will be to your
selves and to your trust, heretofore commend my
self and the to ysur unfalterng love and your I'M
failing prayers and subscribe myself your faithful
Bishop, in Christ Jesus, q. W. DOANE.
Riverside, Tuesday in Easter week 1858.
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news from Eel PasO.

The Western 7srdn has private letter from FL Paso
dated February 70. which states that the people
highly eated with the prospect Of having two
OF soldiers stationed in that vicinity.
About three weeks previous TO the date OF the letter.
the Indians took fifteen mules from Pareas train, be-
tween Magofin's and Pone's Ranches.
From the same letter gather the following incidents
MIR. Burgess of Preside del Norte, learning that
party Of Indians somewhere between that place and
chihuahua, raised party of Mexicans and went in pur
suit They found the Indians, surprised and killed
about thirty of their number, aud took large number
of animals. with which they returned to Preside.
After his return he started to take the capture ami
mals 10 II Paso AT the Canon, about eighty miles be-
low San Ezaro, while Burgess and Guiord ahead
bunting four Indians made their appearance in hostile
attitude. The men in charge Of the caballado dsmoun
ed from their horses. which rather poor for
chase and taking the beat from the cahaado started in
pursuit Tho Indians fed in the direction of Burgess and
Guord They, seeing the Indians coming towards them,
with their men, handkerchief their heads follow
ing naturally concluded that their camp had been
powered by superior numbers, and these detach
nent sent in pursuit Of them.
Acting upon this supposton, they put whip to their
horses and drew rein until they ched Gauda
louIe, where they found Lieut. Robertson with seven
Dragons The Lieut. enant Immediately started back with
them in search of the remainder Of the partv Before
reaching the Canon they found the high spirits,
bringing the Csballado.
Burgess is known to be of courage and daring,
but he is considerably joked for having fed from his
men.
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FHI ADELPHIA April Ut PM.
ArIiyed-Bark Juniata Newton, New Orleans; brig
BLOW Lapham MOBILE; schrs Chas Iansell Whitmore
Mddeto xn, CT Geo W Snow. Dodge, Charleston; Colum
hia Ncks rson, Hamilton NC; J G-ande, Townsend
Newburg; John Warren Bradshaw, Boston, Mary Miller
Laws, DO: Smith Smith Savannah; Thos Hooker,
Corson NYork; Margaret Lansel), Hallowell, Me.
Cleared 9thBarks Oak Ryder, Bosotn Camilla (Prus)
Otto Cork and Q mkt: Lacona, Howes. Boston; brgs
2onayes (Fr), yoisard Havana; Means Herrick, Jack
onve; Venus Orr, George town. SC; Erie BAKER, Bos
Wheaton. Wooster. Eastport schrs Rio Nickersoo
Portland; c V IAnsell, Whtmore Milton Mass; Geo "
Krebs, Emer-on, Baltimore, Hamlet Hall Fall River
Delaware Harris. do; Ionsdale Baker, Providence;
Candy, Townsend, do; Mary Miller laws Boston; Je
rone Bibber, Portland; Nielsen, Leeds, NEWPORT
North Pacific, Buck, Norwich, CT.
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Naval IntelliUence.

Y. $. sloop OF Portsmouth sailed from Panama
22d ut for San Juan del Sur where it said she Is to be
stationed.
The following is list of the officers of the steamer
Seranac at Savannah Capt j. long; 1st Lieut. C. B.
Fc.ndexter Cd do, j. Cuthrie Sd A f. Nichols; 4th
do. NJ K. Warrington; Purser Thos r. Ware; Surgeon.
Geo Gaby Asss ants Surgeons T. L. P Cronellier and
+. i. IraytCn Chief Engineer, w W. Wood, Passed MID
shipmen, T. Wager J l.. Daniels W. r. Mayo; Captain =
Clerk W G. Hayle Pnrscrs DO j W. DsJney; Assistant
Engineers NJ Quinn, IL Mason H. Newell A. Iawton, 4.
A Jackson; Boaswsin John Crosby, Carpenter, NJ. NJ.
Dodd; Gunner, b. + Allen: sailmaker John Joins.
The u S soop Of Preble arrived at Norfolk yes
terday, bound to Annapolis.
u. s. steamer Water Witch FIR m Norfolk for Rio de IA
Plata via st. Thomas, Feb. 2S is reported to have
touched at Demsraa for COAL but the date is given
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bUsTUN, hFrH 10.
Arrived Briggs Judge Whitman, Galveston Cosmopo-
lite, Cicnfusgos
Also aIrv.d-Barks Maria (Belg), Antwerp Jan %;
Jupiter Apalachcoa 10Th u ION the S0h ult in Lat "a
mond with loss Of top Of mainmast sails split &C.. and
rendered her assistancethe has since been reported
ut Norfolk).
Scbr Creole (Br) Aux Cages I'D ut Cleft brig Argo for
New York 10 days; Goth ult, the saw, lat lon
given large steamer steering with loss Of maamast
supposed che had been ashore
NEW ORLEANS, April 7.
Arrivsd-shiIs Levi Woodbury., and Ambassador New
Yoik; Metropolis Boston
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Judge Crosby, of Lowell, on the ID instant, de-
cided that oil the search warrants issued by Justice
void. and that they will not justify an officer VINO at
teupts to execute them. series of suits for tres.
pass and false imprisonment against the Justice and
officers who acted under him, it is stated, will be in
stituted.
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On Saturday April o by Rev. c. r. E. stohlman, at st.
Mathe Us Church, Walker street, Mr.. WILLIAM HAHN to
Miss SARAH LOUISA daughter of Andrew Wohlrabe Esq,
both OF this city.
On Sunday. April 10, by the Rev Mr. shelton WILLIAM
FoeTrss LLOYD TO Miss AYS WILLIAMS all Of Newtovn
hpg bland. Edihburg papers please copy.
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ARRIVED
Steamship Illinois Carr yesterday, Hartsten. Porto
Peo, April /, IL 20 Pm, to Roberts Arr at Quaran
tine Pm.
Steamship Prometheus, Churchill San Juan, March 81
via Charleston, to Vanderbilt. Passed 4th, PM bark
Tivola OF Hampden, 10 miles ENE of Moro Castle.
Schr Ella, yesey, Washington, NC A days.
Schr Marine Smith Virginia, days.
Scbr Robert King. Smith, Philadelphia, 3days.
Schr L Marcy, Willett Philadelphia, days.
Schr Cape May. Hanson. Philadelphia. days.
Schr Sophia Godfrey, Williams Philadelphia days.
Schr Peru Smith, kockland, Q days.
Schr Samuel Gilman Berry Boston, days.
Schr Try phenia, Chaplin Albany, for New Haven.
Schr Charles Ha wiley, -. Albany. for Bridgeport
Schr Adelaide Briggs, Albany, for New Bedford
Schr Cabot, Racket, Albany for Boston.
Schr Empire. - Albany for Providence.
Schr Thomas Xix Hall, PoDdout. for Boston.
sloop Samuel Hall Andrews, Portland, 2days.
So The schr Telegraph, arr yesterday, was from
Guayama, not st Jago.
Packe. ship Henry Clay, Csulkins from Liverpool Feb
"a with mdse and passengers to Spoford ii estor Co.
Ship Hudson (Brem) Hohorst from -, with coal
SAILED.
Bark Irma, Philadelphia.
Wind at sunrise, WSW; meridian W; sunset WNW.
THE HIGHLANDS, April lO--Sunset.
All the outward bound vessels have gone to There
is ship, inward bound, flowing no signal No other
vessels in sight
Wind fresh from the West, Weather clear.
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MoRE SUNDAY

MORE SUNDAY PAsTiNRS ~ NEW ORLEANS
Ou sunday the I'd inst there TO be- an exciting time
a'ocns fhe lovers Of good sport At Gretna sa place
the suburbs OF the city fight was advertised 10
three bull dogs 20 which the sporting circles were in
ed. with the assurance that their antcpatio OF
hATieg god time should be fully realized The Cres-
Gent cit u Improving her morals
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On the I'd instant. az a man named Donovan was
riding, in South Boston, upon stick Of timber, a
chain which held the lever by which the timber was
raised on to the carriage broke, the lever struck
Donovan and instantly killed him. The deceased
was middle aged man, and resided At the corner Of
Second and streets.
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Pm ssengers Sailed.


BERMt DA AND ST. misunderstanding Merln--Ber nuiA
Mrs Peck, Mr. j Dickinson New York.
For st 1homasMrs Pratts Mlss Pratts Miss Nrado, Mr.
Vicera two Masters Pratts, Porto Rico Mr. Ira Daven
port, New York. Mrs Wipgwood and ch,ld Mr. Benia-
min, 81 Thomas; Mr. l. G Barr, Dominica
NORFOLK AND MISUNDERSTANDING Roanoke T.
Smitl and lady, A Spauldng, G McClcaud W Baker.
Ames, Ames Haliso On and lady W CyHee X n
wh,ock, II p Newton GratIncr, l. Soue Miss b~vi-
son, Avery, Metgcr, G Richardson. J Duhamsl.
Ms Duhamel @ Ely Meyers, l. Whitmarsh Mis-
Mushman, Mckle Tison, j Tillson, & at ] Met
ger, Mrs Rose Mrs II Burwcll Mr. Whitmarsh, s War
rem, Ireland A Ksyton, $ Winslow, G Payne skin
Ter, Jr. Mrs Tson, Miss Gimby-30 in the Storage.
CHARLIsros-Steamship James Adgcr-C A Stetsea
and son, Miss StctsoD, DR. R Greacen, Deb Schmidt
Dr G I jackson. H johnson, J Pratt, q Haawci \
Andrews, Mrs w Thomas Miss B Nckerson, II BERN ger
and lady, Rev Hanson. N Schiller, KNOX Mrs G
McEleran, j. Wells, Bent g II Sellers, Mesvin Miss
J Chint7ing, Kendall and lady, u Whitney. W r
Blake Mrs Wheel wright Mss Wheolwright. y Hunter
Miss Wheewright, voorhees,, Y tenwick h. 8 Marvin.
Miss T Swift. wilkinson, Mrs ID Mario and child,
Hughes Welles, Seymour J ifush. U \ reas.
ley, Mrs Ingall, and dauyhter-se in thaaeersgs.
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The great amount Of news from all quarters Of the
globe, and the favors showered upon b. adver
fsng friends compels 10 omit this morning the in
ferestg discourse Of Dr. Cheeyer the proper obser
vance o. the Sabbath day aud the lecture of Father
Gsvaygi 10 the Italians
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The receipts Of the Washington Monument ALSO.
ststicn during the month Of March was $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29
DARE CHANcF.-For s.le. a genteel and prOftasIe

DARE CHANCE.-For s-le, genteel and profitable
II h'Hsss At sEe., ssise aypss :; r.i2 2 ~ c,s,
LEAVING sizes &c s'' the '' pF sof q' Co 70 SSs.
COMMITTING NEW-STRAW CUTTER with
- CFTRS ATTACHMENT TO FARMERS, NANUEAC rn-
KERs sod 0IERsA rrs spFeTrs ~ 'sss gssa M n
- ~ sGpicI LTURkL IMPROVEMENTS TIE FARssRs
fRES earai = l.a u. 2. ny .sas, Comfy 20 ;S y,
FsT LABOR SAVING AAcslsE ever hs,o 'aee1 u p.II
sssss q ~ se.s PLAcEp IA ts AGRrcuLrUs4L or.
5ss. -d Letter. PtrIt asd JAY Il isA sns wshs e
~ s,rsS re n Pressies viIAur ns vse IL fat,
assehse hat fSraers Va a'ye Laey re q ~ !, ne ~ y
BROW rs Psfsrhop ~ II ctur,sf Az os,sa or - "a
ccr,t Al x ssS uea. n ORES SEE
LY No. 4 churchst- ASsy
ITO CAPITALlSrS-DRY and SAFETY WEI
cs 70 Si5se AXE irtTos' in t saalt,e mig
., ~ ~, re- .d- ~ ~ oos t5rs:sf % ~.
r. We %, Ms Ts 20 =, e. &c s S ss s g,
Nrs n'e ssd for weies e.te sa. ave oeeA
'i''' N'''''' R. FRINGE, No. BOws.y. l., door
mo GROCERS,-The subscriber having other busi.
. 5s:5das ssI s r Ss ss "a. N sssssi az
ror'rrty airy d'us q hsa'e Hdor ens oese~
h'''''H . '''A''s- ANDsss IN s',,, and MibeT
WANTED lOGO0-By q Geutle'oan from Paris
~ ~ho has ia,siT estabs.s,d hne .auurpF hu'asss
ts y ,h, sou,' s,as "a s. .s o3h' i owe =,
ne ,ourt Of hs svofrhs opp rnatis ofr.a 70
p zsltueu q capital O. or IN A.. 'n . -
rsor re Apply bu such the desired means Address 5Rs-
fANk q dH gfice.
VyTAgER pOWEh IN the CArHARlNE GREEN,
w fsfa TT. ton tie 7'se f MILLPObF F0A sALELths
sfsrrf er srls his to9eoer VIA ne
r-n,c,v CO. sn- goo and srEs orbsrt slse
frhlS Dwelling housa hairs and ohff our oieiSs tat
snc
!a gocd rsiiy toTn raper mai cotton or ~'' tees 40
grinding ulsief anl NIL ons fe tare
rsn.rs ilq1-e Of = K. riRRF. sEchAnf l-reJ ~ Or 81
ths .lbeIiber, he 'roIEl-ss Hl9o Csrnns Ca .
q - 600 WANTED IMMEDIATELY Tor
y C.UC'eVo .brse ys. et v9s, !, per eat per yea.
~ paid ED ample secanly gwen TOR P'i-sh<s s,oers
MANUFACTURED, peru, Niscis
q = OnO WANTED. an Agent or Partner tor
the .s q sell ard 'q2 who e,n siyssss
funr lave sreo practical ities al adsnfa 1i VA ente
with ouy a sud nesri'y Adt's sth- VITA eN
tulAy.
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GOgsss TO Eel.


r OFT and STEAM POWER T. LLT--lhe upper
sor, a ne hasLi-z 70. = Frs1Ef1s- eSrns ab01t
as sz.fs ssts s,b 5~ag snt Warned Stn sse.1 -
pl-rry of ht ssrsg- e cs 49, vsrs % ie- A2Py
CHARLES JkNKiSs, 90 IA prsrlZsss-
DOOMS 70 LIT with STEAM POWER. Several
yery 5ssrat rooasa 11 g S5xles he Sev
Yos ss5 As-HETsn sFaE Ds1s, t.-sstss .s sTJ sn %
rstsd Cota fssfxturts rct- Ao,y 2
ASTEOET corser e. lhs Fr.nkis's Rsor. No A. upsra
DOOM 70 LEI-Wifa steam pover.-Ons larys
h room b. 70 sri Ashts1 AO ,ysrsi smaller oors va
seafr poEer L- -sf he rry ApcY :,
Rls IABER, ce-ssE Ct 6-s-1Slch ssd Bes<hsts
ITO LET-A large Room, suitable f5F Doctors OF
Zee. o. soo-- skey f-r4isaea saiEEnaee
A,rly & No e ylzlct 81, 81 joins Psrk.
ITO LET-The second story Of House, Delightfully."-
srsisl and tie ssE AID os,al Ptsss ie- So =
FsxtSt
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FTyHE BRYAN GALLERY Of CHRISTIAN AK,
Il eortairirg series Of two hundred szthen-e Paints
FLEMISH AID fr-rch n e -
ou6s sisrDe "A D I'M down to Horace Ne,se 70
exhition No ef3 Broadway UEicnp@xk Al s1' -
Exhibit on bouEs from 2 A. VI. 70 l0P ~
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Cbauees for Gusinsss Glen.

DRCG STORE fer SALE-Stus ell 10 ode u q
he no., dessiy populated neilLborhosds 10 TIE cry
e. ~ eise ErEhsh G-Tnsl rssc1-
II Frsctce ltscLd L vii 5e sod ehesp, 4 .qp-s- ~
YruFrietcr la 20 ls1se nc city. AlEs T. Her
~ Gree.
Tor SALE-A job Printing Once, doing pso6rs-
he bu.es. the u hu1es Br1l3vsF.
he OEce "a Sod ill b. purchased rs1solals pre-
lrquire AZ No. P-fk-psce ID fcrT.
TOR SALE.-The steam double boats ROUGH Il
READY OVER. hrnery employed tic Jsc1so1 FrrT
Tese boz ound End sood running order arc es77s- s
hciisr he-dy TREE ca the s'ieE o ~ Of
IL corner ssot ogcer Over 1ay = -
ssra-ss Tbey vel esl--ad 81 the tlss2'r y tfeis-'
az river frres Nay BE tie Dot q Bdre-t boaEJ
Fer further particulars sPry Smith LALsf CAs1os<
F.rT.
Tor SALE-Tbe stock, fixtures aud good Will OF TIE
Ccufectiorey Frat No - so1h rsr, Wll-rs
t.tA prsser, e-E fsy osep ed a. eaeT bs-
f1E s-nr 0zt II rsli>fi t-rs o 80 e
r,ea G NJ a tie f5ot Ct To srrts sD"D O. OEAhr.
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% n1hoa il ZAP CGiLrara.

AR. WOODWARD formerly Of Brooklyn, and q.
w esds IN the ssa'e q coa ses1 Void oss Plfs
ftt patent sr,lted lt qs-,s n l-i@ ~ -
On ssrs ti1-eif Gross Ptn.sylgl-sT Fsset, D c.
no tie SHIPPING MERCHANTS 81 tse CITY o.
SEW-YCRE-Tte --6rrs r1si hsTi.s coupsts hs lrilgs
81 rom arriving =-hsrisc ship. . c1ir-7s o
fhe his I'D ar ~ D
svl-c6 entirely . r-5 Ct b-snes BE- srn@sff - .ae
III 49, Il rs s<e AZ. I'd 9Th ~ = = ROE No. 70
"a - 80 tsrk ~ e n ~ A. WALSH A. NsErls t
Cu--,nns Lam sloscrisE F-Ison-y a 1-
Isrg vii y rrs rty lr-e-1ed hs s aotes a. q "a
-. i.ersi - " DALLf.
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Groceries.
Boorn ono aonms

gNAGIE HOTEL LODGINGS tie! tclueu VIII 90
Ioas . cents usht corner Of Frankfort AnS william" o.
A FAMILY residing az No. Us East l7th-st, noar
~ suy,essI FAX Vt Of I'll offer soad sad ps
-; so 90 ar, s.c ss wfa il ReS Of s'' us''
DOARD-For families or single persons can be had AZ
ID No 81 cths, This psas,n and 9le locality
ec 80 .oirs fr shed OF usfaruaod Tie house new
ard has al tie n odein eolv,nle
DOARD-Pemauent or transient, can now be had,
ne tcus,. b.ye ths n ossra imrrovea, nts.
BOARD UP TONN.--A Gentleman and Wife, or
IN quiet sensse family rv-ips 70 81 thst House ne" s
bsibrocu. &c.
DOARD-With pleasant Rooms for family or gen
NJ t,msp, stNo q -, eorHer 81 f'.-,Y
BOARDING strangers visiting the city and Others,
IL can e accommodated w.h trsH'a % paa1 e. b2o or
vat OF Bro -dway.
BOARDING - Pleasant Rooms and Board in a irsS-
ID e Lcu.s No no BseeAsr't eoa,'isins "a re noas. ia
DOkRDiNG-.io let With Board pleasant front
Don " b pentry s,,ad door sa5ls ~ Gsnflonn
w 40 sns Gs.sqss go g, s3ye ia o. peril.
.uHh4, References required
BOARD wANTED-For Oh ID 10 yeals Of age,
god Gp re- shF s' No ' s e sbsv "0aa
BOARD WANTED in BROOKLYN, for a Gentle
40 his VIE IN private ianiy near Walls. Ferry Adj
dfe,. ". L L. Box l95, Tribune Ofee
BOARD WAETED-in genieel private family IN
I've a. ,rrt ,,neot ons the Trch aHd Gsnsn
isrsuagca esctaaed Addresses 10 Mad A NJ Box
10 i3G nay be lsf a. ne In1sne ohce
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET for single Gentle
Reiercs yiyea and required Gail a. No
T. Lecnsruft, three ooos east from bioI4"sY
zHUSlC and BOARD.-A LADY. perfect Musician
VI on The Piano AID ns ehes B9aTd of Taoo, h. Inst.
rtsrsss All exllaIcd and she ell furnish toe ii1o DE-
s-cs tbs opportunity laniY wAh ssra a4ofnfs
D. Instructed IN Adde'S -cte % j. b. . No. 'f
Hldlo1 81, RcstoAl-e
nARTIAI. BOARD WANTED-By two young Gen
tleusr q quiet babs private family in 01kiyn where
tre, co1d ey the conf9r o. nor e Os 70 ony r1le
si1ton rot fret the Frres Please lderes stn
leg1Is a1d lccatou, Bcx 10. 90 PcstOhee, NN
DRIYA1E BOARD near WASHING rON SQUARE.
Per,D furnished ApsrnsrtE t reel "a oles Gre
- gerenen with Board Meas furnished 10 thef
spaterf Frsas with bs'hs 10. II 81 Gem
e1t PLACE 90 Mactougasst- pear sih-st)
MOONS 10 LET-With or without Board az No. 40
IL Grseuxich.st, 81 John'spuk
DOOMS 20 LET With BOARD House with modern
Ia No. 10 Hadsoas Rs;ersnee exchange
ITO LET FU'RNISHED--Io 4 private family, :
rooI. IN hose having the Ilocela enelts Win
re re Of kchea lit 70 be suGPa0ed Casard
80. ne door Or parry ueusn have SUITE a
all desired Apply No = fss neaf Cses IN ara
sId ieih-st- Only infarliy
ITO PRIVATE FAHILIES.-The advertiser wishes
10 pro.ure BoaFd with or tao unitFDasd Rooms from
Ter up himself aud Nts Addrr-s stating 10
VxYhNTFD-Frorn the lst Of October next for Eve
w C.ntersn i've Bedfoon three welifsr5slei
Fufcrs ard BTsakf-s. ia The mnrnnz WHO'S nousS e4
IocrOn ksdWsy. on is "es sue %. Se0N FELe1 o.
Aldress Box No lisa PostO1ce-
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vy-o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES who sisa 70 make
nee syeea.,lsa B1ns Ls o. Loo = ..ss srs 1s:.Aass
-. = 49, cr s es1sse o. ca lss q terns Al
~ P.cslzsF Per Cfiee
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Gus iucrla's fois.

.EyRYSTAI. PALACE aud LATrING 0BSERVA-
~ TORY.-Jst pub shed by CAPEWEhl y hMAEl- q i9rs9
~ d See tlatr naving NlSi. Also. small We've on Let
srsns Me Pspsrs. sae No - Broadway up stars
ALTON FoR rs 'NoVsrSN oE AZ MAJ
So OfrlcE GrNsEAt SsrkkiNreN ptsFt :
CRYSTAL fkLsCs. Newly on Aug. u, lonA
EXHIRITORS Of MODELS and MACHINERY are
= oea hat ts Machine Areides ready 70 receive thor
AID LEY 40 requested MI The space allotted as early
s,cste space occrpcc Y the Is. aclsHost Va" - WISH
.rsi shsfdoucc aud allotment MAGE
JDSEPH r. HOLMES Director Of Machinery
Cslsr,I PALAor OfrrcE OF TaE SVrsSiNrsNDsSr{
MO1day. Aug. - lSN y
TIVE PUBLIC are RESPECTFUL LILY INFORMED
TIA, tie Eve1irS Exhuou the Crystal Palace Will take
FauDAs, the q d sepi When the EAoioa ee1ps w
ltps oycn Ca uu 40 O'Clock T. NJ aud when s' ne W
slesae Picture Gallery wl Re Jlcwn opea 20 the pas
'eucS1ced J. IA BArCHE.OER,
Secretary q the superintendent.
sOpscsrx>uf 20 OsFcr, CsYsrAL rA.scE, July Is 1885
FNpE PUBLIC sre respectfully Informed that the
CRVSrkL PAL see cec tSaud erseptet -
-scr COCOA A "a sod7 oeoes P N. uai ie.-
sss xus,s 50 CO. Calen uuisE 2 Of 5 e;
re. s, b. srAasoS at rs ths crys. FSsee
ra.i, st5ra II hi4 eoa, No - b'os4~s e'Soer Of
slN NJ y lrc4h ID 20, socrs-AN Of - sapstleuaenta
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There Tecmd where these safes nave aed u pre-
sre ttoi C1ntsrts b. the Forrest fro
choice sssoest hand depot No l6 Water aud 81
fuclOy. a AID 81 aai. -pace New OK
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6nmmer astredts.

DRIVATE BOARD in BOSfON.-Gentlemen With
their families isitns va,Dg Bosto1 who prefer we
Board vii - 70 quiet &c a - i.c ~
Of Nj r. ID No Bsd'rsplee, near s-rLalsret
WHITE MISUNDERSTANDING HOUSE, lit
~ wasirgten y. f. ~ u " SOsEhROOK CO.
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sonses UanIeb.

A PARTMENTs WANTED.-Tbe second story o.
n ,a Hosss d-oscspslt ggrns house o-ssrsd he
ir edsts sthe Latn5ufi1g kes-rlc ta ~. gs
Cnyixo Ia fsniy. exceed Sl5i Atar-si EFREr
Inbgne Cn-ce.
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.-A handsomely
fzrushed tie grper p q frf city, fo01 s0T rbr
uerf arreu. zl - ped AlT lsi ssrifr II Erso 2
Losse ard fsIaiu=s ~ sddEsssg A 81 Inssae one
WANTED 70 PURCHAsE--A small gen.eel
w Horss wor SC ~ the & 8. Jylss Psrf Wash
fn1u PAX ID I'D s<faI o. fiSH, Ls19 As-cg
Poem No "a Broadway Rsnk.
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EsOUsE for SALb--A GREAT BAkGAiN.-ino
,ourse, ard baseont sft HJass and bot No 11 INST,
oGesd THIS DAY hr sido@ TITO perfect Fos terms N' az
- w 4 l. l In 4
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F.s c..igcz.ia oRgs0s tsD TBE .hNy~let tsLssDs,
ses lhs y..se 81 tle a I'll ae,fs-f i,f A-pnf 4
4 B. rfr ssr1n hftta O. tesS ceftf
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rHE NEW-F DIRK r.;IDDNL,

yok TrnoFrss cilcyihTi9s.
.sae he tspa fufe o. ftcs i e'>f ~ Df-IysO'
Y !, 500 ,o.,e ac'1l.d s1gs sopies ces-,-
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BOARD UP IONN.--A Gentleman and Wife, or
- usc C-oeaaen have Board i'm pleasant spnenis
N quiet sentee family rvsins 70 81 lothst House ne" s
Lefhf G.
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steady. experienced workman IA CO..
on, s1i fev work Generally defrAhc al pssn
.sst;ou on ssdrssnz Box No. ISIS CRY Pos.omce s'ns
Ar nd ace u
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Real -Cstats tor Sale.

MAST MORRIsANlA LOf>.-fime extended rr
usv-nt Ct - gs Ylr:Aa'e nioaeJ on ae e> &C. - ~
Coz tfsrrs &c ser dosn sga o~sucs "a % -.
1888 Thee los strIy We, ntsS A. ~ - r.ty N
Of eytsi Ell TIE rost wealthy sua rsseectsoie etts
~ 49, ere shsns wuhid quarter % nae
Ths Nouisazs BEsreh Rsis sssey built gsSs 49, -
=, Inc Nee-ocAe- Seconc-av Railroad ~niea -
- hsrterr t $ cxy~cd VII th,ash al. pr'pefy;
S,x,. rse, a., NV tuds ard lea slns ney pst<neeet
from tie CITY is nne ma .'.- IRE. 10y.
aid sss apSy 20 g. wINrON No sfST0ssS~as1
Ef.~I.r Rim