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ttrs tstdnei9 3uuimmt, mas oltin iCbcn 8aetbtun9
peroent. Gs 1T au9cncbm ON Scrub uno Gtlhmat
une fam pcn esutsn nit Dem jartiiten 9Ro9cn eosr:
3tit 9tnemnlcn ptrben. gSir iprcdsn aus @rfabrun9
nno rathcu ben patenttn eaiu."
Gtctts g8csttp, cine Der bsitm ttttrorifben 3ttts
Ihrfttn last untcrm 25itcu 2tu9uit 0r: loufttonbs
psuIhts 8ittsres, bercittt ren Or. Saifrn, rpirb
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belt betpabrcu tGnntr. 6tihp6tbts 9euts psrcGn cs
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-06
Or. 40ufeldn0's
ScriiDmtes GeutfCOeS Sitters,

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in bet bsutihen 2tpctbsts. 120 2rb SL, pblaocpbio
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pcn tsinrr onbern sseisin in otn @sr Staattn tsrs
trcitn, penu Gerbaupt erreibt ME bic 8uren bcjcu
gen, pe in pettu SSutn tsrdbmts Ierjte ttincn @r:
Icta batten. DieItS y itteres ptroent Ole aufmcrt
iantsit ber Sranttu. @s bat bic GisCuidoft, asbtrs
trantbeiten gu bcittn uno bic 8croauunostroaue i'll
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-06

E0 Sba(er ptrpirFen. = . II. Sumter
OOmia $50 tc;abttu, pcnu es ibm fibltn lclIts irs
gcno eiuen Sail prn echtimcr 6ranthttt su turirtu
chue llntscbicb prn pit lanStr 0aucr t 1T. 9ric:
ntn ron tcbcu @chltthttrn iuo in tint @rtpatItutn
80 9lcro tic StrobS, philadelphia. ru9eaoSn, we is
ret StSrun9 hurtb anbert 9atitntcn iiebtr ine.
Smpctens.-2tus un9tid9attr @efritbi9un9 Der
pacntn. rurtb lltttrmaas ectr SdbItbefltfun9, tnt
iGhtn ;ohlrGidt lttt. Srdhreifl SmrctnI unfrel:
.uiutee SGmtntr9sGun9tn, SrSantnatnabmt, gtndbt:
niGptrultl III nti9un9 st9cn 6rautugmmtr, ol9tmcnt
Ostititat, celr tcntuticncs lutrrnun9 fctltu iid;
tr. Su allen 6aUtn 9itt Der Orttrr cine tbtre tur.
Bum siashbenten.-Die Sranttn ptrpeu ipcbt.
tbuu es Al beoenttn, che iit Ssuuobtit GjlddFatcit
uno cftnats eas eettn oen p6notn pcn l(rtn amer:
traugn Die nbt ole nGtbtoe &enntnig ron btr SloIs
k 6rautbtiten bottn. @s III uumS9tid oag Elm 9Rnkb
alIc 8elhncrutTc ees menfhIihtn SSrptrs pcrlttbt.
-eSeoer atbbare Qrd bat encn ttieneern 3Iptio pc:
rim CT erfrtorEtbsr mrtcn fam ais fine 9RitSr;e Il.
pcrauf CT isins mti1c 3ct unb Stueium ptrpenbtt.
Sahrtlause praris, ouslhlicGtitb 9epiomst
Dem Shlbium uno oct 9ehanetuna pcn 0rantbeiteu
Der Gjelhkbtsrraone, netit G5eltbmdrsn an 6Srper,
6als, stat cosr Btncn, &rpfs uuo 5nrtbtulhncrs,
9QersurialrCneumatiln, 5uIammen;icbunasu, GjrSpel
ltnrcoelmdfiaftit. 8rautbtCn pen u9enotihcu 9atrn
cher lnrciuiaFet bts Yluts, peourth 6ie Gcnftutcn
oeIthpitht nurnc fcett ben Deter in Stanb, 2taen
fbnSae Qtbdtfe su perhafcn, Die fb ftiucr 8rbaub;
luna untcrptrfn.
SReoi,iuen rperoen nab alien Sbtilen etr Scr.
Staatcn pcrlanot. prst 5uno 10 Sbatr ras pattrt.
philadelphia, S1ft. l. 1859. nqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-06
Qeber~ Gr1nfbett,

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p0ie S@wdbe, Nierenfroafbeiten,
unb rlbs Die prn elmer trantbofttn 2sbsr entrin9cn
als
Shwinbe1, gcfpene 9lber, SGtre int Wa9en, ,Sur6-
fdQe, 5erstrennen, Gdet, Mascnlpannun8, iaus
res 9tufIOben, I6weres 9ltbmer, 3ittern int Nns
gen unp 5er3et, Gnat9feit tetm ete9ea, 6teter
unb Sdmer;en int &ppfe, Mangcl AT 9luss
tinh1ng, gelte Satt unp augen, Sdmer;en in
Der Seitr, bem gtiitfcn, fer Srait tmp ben Gjltes
bern, 9remen i'm SleiIde, beitdnpi9e 6ur6t Dor
lln9lid tu,p Nebergcl6ta9enGett in @rmittte
msrpsn rclItGnbi9 turirt rptroSn bureb
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9rti;tn uttr etcft SRtetn uno ibre SutlItn ptrons
aGrn uns, Matbfrasn tibcr ibreu 98ertb ou;ltsltn.
60 rrurecn mir bipc9tr, ic llbtr ~ eetrauber, uno
mdiTtu 9ttcbcn, eaG mir iit e9cntbtmlitb in ibreu
@irfIuee ouf esttrtrantbtittn fanbsn uub uns tter
ibre pcbtbStt9e gSirtun9 auf NrntnfhwShe Su ptrs
ptnbcn botttn. Gs ttfinft9ct uno t6rtt be 9Icrpcu
inosm es lit berubi9t uup Den Sbtaf trQudcno moct
- g4tun bitic 9Reei;in mtbr in Ge6rautb tdme fc
pdroeu, mir fino ee6tn 9trig, ptui9tr 8rantbritsn
berrlhtn, Die ron llncronuu9 i'm Mla9tn, hcr 9cber
uno eincm eeiiSrttu 9isrprniritsnmc brribren NRan
bite ottt Sbtit etluuo uno irtbtt oann ttiue Gpi=
eente; gStr mScDttn unfrn Srtunotn rather, oaS
Bitter ;u pcruhsn: cmpftbtn miro cs itb oouu Itlbif
Gs fcllte in teer Samitic 1tln. Seine anoere gl1ro:
gin fam ctbt 8trptiit pcn btltraft anfdbrtu."
3su9ni5 uter 3cu0ni6 attid Den cti9tn iinb nab.
riuo Den lteten bre Sabren pcn alien Sbeiten Der
lnicn erbaGn wcreCu, uuo eas ltGrtiis 3euanie ;u
neTsn 65unittn III. ooB Den rtostmieaeu Qtr;ten
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allen anccrn Qrtanunen ,uIanlmenaencmrlen - cine
Sbatatbs bic Ittbt bepsitn pcreen fam une atnia:
emo 3ciot, raG cine piltnihallbe Suhereituna hrtr
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| pcratbrod pirc.
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rirt, fam Nienouo tereicn uodoem CT Ts aetrautbt
bat. Gle pirtt lptiflh auf etn NRaatn uno bic &c:
ter; he iit Golcn,d per;u;iehtn in allen bill G@tn
arantbsitsn ibrs gSirtuua III au9enblidtb. Sit
fam Trautn,immcrn uno &inoeru nit Sibsrbeit II.
sugertaBt9sm gusen ju ir9eno elmer 3st e9cben psr:
eeH.
6itet Gudb Dor 8dlfbun9!
Die ahtsn boten bic stibriebene Sisnatr vrn G.
N)a. Sadfen auf eem tlmlhtaa uno cen Namen in
Die Gettst 9cttafsn-alle aneern iino ecfatfht.
| 0tF3um 8srtauf tem GrCscn uu6 8ltinen in ter
/ 0sutftben apcth etc, SIC. 100 2trb StraGs, elm,
Shire uuttr Der iehitsu. QbiIabstpbia unp bei att
barren ybanttern dterhaupt.
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FbwARD VIScESI-Testis Fsbrosi
FVLIx PiITr1-scurture. $780,.
I O4s Cstaio mos ara the Tasrsd Weekly Re -c o. 20
Exhibition b. pBhshed IN he Budnk BY Moss o. r F-
a. o. under the suoerv1.iOo o. tie Asocslon
The Director have senhy fs tie conhf@1o- r. 2sa
r I'll parts - the country and tnJ W. ''-
% every effort 70 sstisfy their u't -KpeeAtons
pIEEcToEs.
Mariner rdvins,.oa Philip BurroveA
IiS.J pell Johnston LiT-usstor,
a., pelroop. Charles ". FOSTER,
Ae,suder Hamilton, j. IheDaoie, ltNIC-
George l. sctuye N.lilAD - ,.--'i
FbenJ. Andersou, HtI1n = ltt'-"-
Henry r. Dpnham, yohn Olnl~nt
NC Nsddel. HhuaI Asbt
A esfeysit " ~ -s'ILs-
lsnss A Hamilton . = " 'olHO-~~
THEODORE SEDGWiCK- Pfesdsot
~ WmrrES Vice PRECEDENT
Treasurer ed Secretary
L c srUAkT ASS. Secretary.
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Go Ubom il man Concern.


AT "a REGULAR MEETING Of the BkOOKL1N
~ PROTEST BENEFICIAL AND LIBRARY ASSO IA
IhgrcaT July the f0lO"ios
-.soiur .ops W d aHilOusy adJpted.
Rsisd That the cordial hsnk. OF the officers add members Of
The b. n rrotestal' Beneficial lnd Library Aoc tou be- aud
are rendered the officers AID members " me Boston i1h
Protestant r. let Society for the couteous genrmt1y
aud which they received our dsesoa % their
visit O Boston on the 10Th ui- 81,
Esf Thsi terder our wsmet cEnoFdsements to the
and the Mrd Aocilt TOR theH kldles ia
r,sIordnE cal ior general nestn and 2r &c aoiHy @na
tre,. u sfrsred % by them during stay Boston
Ire 1hst thanks Of ths Association are also Que aud are
hereby rendered Honor the Mayor Of Boston o bis sadns
yI the numerous interesting
rbi ,uo. OF the Civ aud as7 for h fteldly
ahces tie favorable notice o Ae Directors OF
Of sIuia iuss the vicinity % boston
Is9 That he thsks OF tns citation b. en % t1- Drec
Tor, u Fsnu H. HOuse Of lndusty Lunae -pA
ou OF Reformation HJgse Of Correction for tae gent ny
manner Ia vch they treated delegates On tue occ on Of Their
VISIT o fh0se sltutous
Of grateful rec ectons
az a. - Nj DOGGY Merchants Exc Hotel for the
Is and for BIS manly
rs tos ard them dgring their With him in Boston
II the Association d. gwen 70 sach OF ne
R-.ton daly tap-r. : Z C,ced visit ~ tlst cty
published "a Brooklyn
Daily Advertise. NeW-iOrk Tribune and Herald si;ned -
u / Hosx sec ALEX. CAMPBELL, Prest
DOY LOeT-JAMES O'BRIEN. lad about II
ID If axe len his home No l87 7ths ist Tuestiy .ni h
a., ssn hesrd from lad blue pants calico sex straw
vii b. ssef1ly received BY h afflicted uotheE C. ObhlEN
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kfAZE GARDEN-Situated on 9th av., opposite the
wi rntr.nce Coton Reservoir Vicinity

kfAZE GARDEN-Situated on 9th ay., opposite the
l the CrOton Reservoir. and in the vicinity Of the
he Garden occupies ground covered with
sJ h u 80 ~. n,.T..cS h, erprD,ns vas "a
surrounded by aoPesefyey combining the beauties Of
Nature and build upon the premises
Reffeshent PAzzas and LADIES' TOILET
ROOM, with attendants
III. feature OF the Garden sthe MAZE LADY
RlNTH This constructed aeI the plan Of the
Hampton Court LopdOD formed the early Of Kns Williams
source o great and enjoyment
The ProPneo would also respectfully inform the citizens Of New
fort nwe srsnse visiting the city, during the Exhibition
Of the Ildusty Of Al S.on that they have completed
CREAM, ICES. AND OTHER REFRESHMENTS.
to ladies and sent nen may honor the Nag Gssn .i th
BRi4Rf hs eminent conceOnef Of the Capitol Ibssy-
celebrity for the finest Cream Ices and Csaf.
s~sh hmeut they proapt atteadance Of
good they VII fall .taetlon 70 Their P,On.
WILL BE SERVED.
70 Se open EVERY DAY and After the first day of July
rTbe Fhhsv M.disonsv and Poreht STAGES p. on three
es Of Ae Garden and the SKthsv Cars WITHIN minutes
r;,-Entr.nce to the Garden FREE MITCHELL c.
Shebe National Brss. Band w be 10 attendance on rhsday
July atSP. NJ II stormy THURSDAY, on fnday
CRFAT ATTRACTION-Free Concerts 81 the Otto
VI Cotars Hoboien BY No, celebrated Sand Of sixteen per
Srmer svsry MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY AFTER
NOON oek should the weather. prove unAvOfASe tie eon
cert will take place the next fair day
JINION COURSE. L. L-PACING.-T Tuesday, july
- Jaly IL at SIP NJ purse and stake sc viii come Of mile
kes beet fve-Mr James Ward names rs RoaHots 70
sPi NJ John Daniels R.%si ,D5 rin. .c s s.s
G s.. Ferries 0G cR Psop .GSS
DAY July a. sSP.M- Pure Of sleoo, Nile Hsa., beat
II wOoSrSa sn,e1 r's,' M fora TsGSpi. Of Ss~Yo-i
- WI s.Ss soGh Very BrO0hyn for the coa At IN
vii w.saas .. for the cosr.s S..Ty rs ss
way - cents JOHN l. sNEDECoR PsofEesOf.
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pLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY and PRINTING
Uants.

As CHANBERxAID and Waiter or Nurse aud first rate
n By Efficient Protestant Woman
and lrouer. vii be found obgng parcus
20 objection county Good reference Apply No III
BoweTy. II the basement.
rs GENERAL HousENAID in a private family. by
IA the
No Isl For.yths front basement Can Be seen for two eay.
GERxAS LADY desires situation in private fsmi-
IA Teacher Muse and the Gsrsa and French Languages
would CONSIDERED equivalent
tine The highest aud required No obec
the country. Address Mr. HEBERK0RN No 2i9 BowerJ
A kEsPkCTABLE GIRL wants situation az Plain
"A C00t Washer aid Ironer and GOOD Plain Would
have objection do chamber respectable prv, family
Has the best Of reference from he place
days II the hA store No 80 lstsv between 18th ad i6th
4 RESPECTABLE AMERICAN GIRL wishes q situ.tion
"A family that sOirs the Of child
and 70 do plain sewing no objections aveins
between EdIiage Foruths between the hsur.
A PROTESTANT LADY wanted as Assistant Teacher 10
"A School She Be capable ordinary
Esh branches and yhe spesk snly
shsnse German Tie best Of Apply
a. No. Boefsns- up sssn, Dex Tie Cry Hal Bgsokya
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In A5ditcn The above have received hss ID nne1floT
NOES from the follow dingused Of different den)u
or, hch our limits nd permit 20 publish tl
rev C. B. ms Smith Rev 81 Mase'u.. Rev. ! cye Rev
Wu Beunaid Wfn Bslch ksy james M.Iett. Rv hls
lmtage: Rev Isaac Nseot Rev Il Eddg Rev DAVID Mage,
Fy-be tnwu v n q. D. D. PoughS,~pse; Rev joel
itwes ID Hartford. Pev Wm Wsne l.hact. R-v " r. Cor
an Nes-Yofk CIV: II. II Wood do. Rev z >h.m-al. d.
pee 81 cents. Goth IS cents DEWITT DANEEPDtr
Noslf and o. ..tqs
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6cuses 10 Get.

DIS IN URBE-To let to a small fimis, two
IL o-v name Dwelling House. perfect order VIII ~ ots q
sruuna 6aanu laid nd we s1pp ed via W. "a
Al lsir within = MINUTES rde q the CT ha ao IN Sp
sSs Of busss. Rent P,ionaSe oecuaa- Adj
dv.s o. Box lie. TibuHe Ofes.
Doom TO LET-With steam Power-oae large
IL rOom s. BY 10 and Hshted Also several smaller rSoaas wss
steady ro~s Of h best locations 70 the CITY Apply
DOOMS u LET. with STEAM Pc NER.-Seyersl
NsvYo New Fresht Depot web htsd sad airy and
70 p ANTHONY corner Elm aud FrAnkhn's r0on No H. aP
,'s'rs
STORE in BROADwAY--To let. the first door and
- s'o Of No a. one Ns a s Il : S ss va
ITO LET-The advertiser and small agreeable family,
occupying modem septee House. with al the mprovenents
sas pleasantly situated in sht near 2av. would lee
f,eneut ard pat ,ubcesT EeaIss td
y for s per month SP Re x 1rs q Nv NY " R, ss
81; s s ;s Apply to "N NSArF No Nv 0''''' any '''
yI,O LET-For Manufacturing purposes together with
power-t'so ase Rooms fHe vel s'ed oSe "a ne
IaSuirs en- the premise.
vI'O LET-Tbe fvestory brown stone front Store, No
cellar TIE budin, hrePoE having iron doors and shutters toet
sud ard substantially built Two large syhss, n he nea
House No ~ Norfolk st. Rynston't and Io. 2 y
Japan. No. 1874 Riyirstou-st
rI'O LET-Workshops and Lofts, various sizes, well
lhtsd With or wsoS, ,ssnSS~s 1sS eO ss e.sa I'M
uitdaey inquire on ine Pteh's'N' ~ " '>'''
rI,O LET-A brown stone front House, pleasantly
,,p.es IN Bruokyn. rent Slr0 North BrOoky9
rsr SO Also one South Brooklyn $50 STORES 20 et
Brooklyn with back
$50 Rooms ara parts Houses t. let Inquire OF > r. TWINS
END No. 81 Nassau 81, up stars
NO LET-Wellhehted Rooms, with or without
Steam-Power, Of any Inquire OF C. NJ sihoNsoN, No.
ISL Lswissr
ff,O kENT-Those fine large, airy capacious and wel
b Roc ON second Of the Oadng Of the hanove
Hans Possession gwen immediately Apply At the Hanover Bank
on A. the Office Ohio Life Insurance and fru Company
WANTED TO LET-A Basement Room, with or
wh,ut furniture 10 plain, industrious and his wife, Who
rsy raw the furnished Rooms In order N
by single gentlemen
" breakfast and wash tor them their Own account Ad-
dress " ESLEl, Tribune Office
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NtW-lOkk7
The Directors of the Association for the ExbfbI.
non 81 The lnduHIrN of NIL Nations II

u The Directors Of the Association for the ExbfbI.
nSset the Industry of all Nations
spAlon WI ee opened on the 18th day Of July.
ns sAnouneenent the Directors avail themselves Of the
ssie that the Building, wkeh they have erected and
ne m & wslea they have prepared will they believe, fully
lhe Jus' expectations Of the Pubic.
mat should be known that to afford anp
syPe ol tAent ard k Of
~ ~ soes oneio1ta to its what
eentsmpsied - ha we have purpos,- of Exh ~
eso hundred thousand square eet yearly ave srre. "
Not limiting their pans 70 display merely cprc,. =, 49,
b1ecto have Organized Department Mner,lo,S -
vheh some Of the best scientific talent Of the ooanS - IN
soeon Of the mineral resources Of the Country HSIOnH
TIE Directors had hoped 70 open TIE Exhhno, a, a..
Of
Standard Of architectural beauty which a. zoe hsh
Ason AtAn have produced delay IA. 49, o. the
able os the Directors notwithstanding their utmos,
In regard the general character OF the Exhibton h
ponses 70 be gstyuE and sot thu
~neee toward the Government Of the United S,.,e.
scne which has elected cordial ron the
nesu countries IL will unquesi0nsby be ~.
seresns collection works the sene "A A
nc vii tend 70 increase the active emuSo1 age h evs
ssneh Of Int leetua DEVELOPMENT.
lac sole charge OF the interior the b1idng is division
enS aus police has been conhded ocers Of ~.
INC United States Captains : p DUPONT and IL DAVIS
ne Government given 20 the appointment
~Sn NY have been employed affords proof he ooas.
se me interest felt By the highest authorities Of tAs
eeae.Iy' 10 tee seneral Objects Of the enterprise - Nv
u nsse organized their Department Is fooys.
e.sufI WSstks- Isssfsssiy Of The Superintendent
nr3i sllisAs Jr-NinsrAoxy ssd Chsr.,<rv.
Y. sosNs9s-Asncntursl iupeu.u,s,
Sosssh q HoLsss-NseAinery;
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Board an0 Rooms.

EAGLE HOTEL LODGINGS -Gertemen will do
l. they have excellent Lodpns. single
roou night corner Of Frankfort and "h4n o.
EARMEhs' HOTEL, Nos 246 and 2l7 Washington
IA few permanent toders can Be seeommodsied "lso
bard and lodging also few boaden without odsns' a. -" pe
CRAMERCY HOTEL.-This elegant and fashion
" able Hotel Of Boadwsy ard th 9th is extensive
ready accouodaion Of he public Boud - per ily Or
s pr @s lat % house hal :oaHas -
reputation hfs elasa hotel L. Do'ADi
TINGs HOTEL No. % Ann-st, near Broidway.-
Furniture a. afJ 5entenen dn ing eKceAent
.SSS. IN o.1' ia soe 5 ss a. No ase sss
TIE bsr surp he bet liquors and Bar and Office
OF Vie 'S'0-D "'''' AVN SOLOMON KING
COUTHERN HOTEL, No ~ Leonardst., near
- BFosawsy p = = ~ ~ gs .f,
or Without board None Wi be who e-sly
posed The bou. has been f-d up at heavy AID fras
al new Every atteaon paid 70 uss Call a. southern Hotel
PS~Th. Inducements young gentlemen
are seeking comfort and the apartments
DRIvATE HOTELS cents to : 80 per day, a.
NJ 10 West sg,ht- Crystal Palace the Rr,sl dePdus
SIS ard 1th sts, Brcsd~sy s;ase. and 'th-sv Cara
A DESIRABLE SUITE of ROOMS for Family
n aHs Geasg. 18th Board n private family No. "a
DOARD-Desirable suites of Rooms suitable for
ID Famie. and sHse Gsatsmsn msy te had win aIe No
NIT "a. bathroom. &c. References exchanged
DOARD.-Two Gentlemen can be accommodated With
ID without partial Board pleasant ROom moderate
rrce b. applying No II Leonzrar-
DOAkIAMrs. S A FAULKNER, No. - East
I'D lsth.t Let of ROons the sconc hoor Her
house = pleasantly located AID furnished -th al he o@a in
royeneht, bshs She has also accommodations tor lev
tr.n bosr5er.
DOARD at No. "a BROADWAY-S1ites Of Rooms
I'D second aoou With font PArss .essnty ar
gentlemen - OBTAINED "n il
board Families travelling be accommodated sosenJ Al me
modem improvements u the house
DOARD-In a small GenteeI Family-A Gentleman
~ and b. VIE or tSo I R Ss, No 2 sa
st. near Broadway
nOARD-Rooms 20 lee With or without Board In
I'D bous, With A. the modem improvements No so Greenss
rear CiEs1u-plaee References required
nOARDING in BLEECKER-ST second block wet
ID ~ Bre.dury-PeLszat with good board fr.eAs
o1 tr F.niss anxe Oenenen centrally located
S- Palace Dinner
M L o box no ia Tnbuse 01ce
DOARD in BROOKLYN.-A single gentleman can be
10 x 10. u Safest Rssfenss repaired
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from sEv. MARrrSDaLE.

from REv. MARTfNDtLE
prdug Elder u Methodist Ensco a. Church Tor le SeTYofk
Distinct
Mesrs DE Wit DAVENPORT.
hsve very much wished ~ 80 re srties OF
Fafhsr published ok form Thy contn mlcI aut'e
D. rders Az ncee 10 ga
L-ht h1lt tie book ~ have VIDE
circuarcl. and he calmly and dspassil1ate4f feid
With sentiments Of b Al respect an' gentlemen !a5'
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Cbancrs for Business Glen.


TOR sALE-sTOCK Of DRY GOODS.-Location
one 80 % $50 @i res o5f's rom ~ -nty % Eeatydve
rsr cert Of stock about 5000 principally Dom-es al
Sr nm per below present Pree. Aay one
vie uuder.slds the business ca clear ne whole s2aqt OF sos
10 the safstoI Of any prison waning U Pu's hs4sJh y' 80
OFT PROF hss oe-n onE n u.nes aud prepared 70 Int
e A. Interview sddr, DRY GOODS, ChathArlfuas PossOcs,
Eew.Yois.
NOR SALE al a sACRIFICE-A Book, Stationery,
Periodical AID Fancy store sustsd one Of the best business
he bov- vel e..abssd and .Ooi Of but hs
sPsSS 1. 20 nav n s6s g B. BoI Ia hi. ofe
I'OR SALk-The Stock and Fixtures of small Book
snd stsuoney Store ,able DeZ hbohoo W
be sold cheap f cash Owner sns out Of the business Apply
store Nc s5l Broadway any tine after Il A ~
TOR SALE-The Lease and Fixtures of Machine
bsvirE ont Engines Tools add shnE
bssIy operation present Apply Al d Chan
WANTED - Immediately, a Partner with from
w slo g. 800 Ash, 70 JOIN br.nes N active opertuon
Tbs sun Necessary to create AZ cana partnership aEhy
Ic Addre. N Boz No. 49, Tribune Oaies.
$4,000 fArE s.Ss..l Po%E WEB
Nsehue 10 EXHIBIT Crsa Palace Machine truly
derful capacity al md operation every day from I'll
been months By the uAnuf.u and sale hess
Machine. Co1ais. fse' which am prepaid % Prove IN.
''d see APPA'''''n' III 10 WILLIAM READING.
$4,000 TO slsS 9ss 5. s an ass5' :: !:
ssv The practical operation every d1Ii .nd
ne testimony Of the ss s9eassr. IN re aSg;s sss1 -
Po.t-Ofhee, Newton.
1000 CARaI At Of EiSE aoo lsS Loss sE
-. % vel e esl o. Aash The hiIhss eh VI.
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6pecial Notices.

Dem0cratc Wbig General Committee.-A Reznl.r
,.f,rS Of lbs will be he'd on f5DAl L'EiNp'
Jus z, o. $780, JAMES KELLY Chairman.
JosEFH VsrsUA, JE, Vice. bsrmen
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Cost dnh found.

EOUND-A small amount of Money. The Owner
the by expenses and proving o"neaP
Inquire a. No. 2li Fu.tonFt.
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6ummer Retreats.

NOINTRY BOARD WANTED-For Gentleman,
~ Isdy tive Children and Servant with. enc so.rs nde so tbs
nv Aee,s~ LIYINGsTOs, Boz No a,5eS PossoAes