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ESCAPE OF SLAvEs--The Norfolk Beacon of
March 3lst notices the escape Of slave, the
property Of Mr.. Richard Doyle, Of that city,
and adds: "We are called upon to announce
almost daily the escape Of this species Of prop
erty to the North The community OF Nor
folk and vicinity have, within the last twelve
months, sustained loss Of over $4,000 of
slave property by the aid of Abolitonists, and
are now large stockholders in this kind Of
property, north Of Mason and Dixon's line.
We would ask if New Bedford, Boston, or any
other community Of Abolitionists, were losers
in any kind Of property would they sit 50
quietly, and not call for redress from the
powers that be?' 1t il time that the South
should take some action. Forbearance has
ceased to be q virtue
The forbearance here alluded to, as having
ceased to be virtue, is that Of the slavehold-
er--not of tho slave
DuTY OF MINIsTERs.-Old John Adams I'M
derstood we'll the duties Of the pulpit In
letter to his vito, dated Philadelphia, July Z,
l774 he inquiries" Does MIR. WilIbind preach
against oppression and the other cardinal vices
of the times Tell him the clergy here, of
every denomination, not excepting the Episco-
palian, thunder and tighten every Sabbath
The clergy Of the Revolution gave cffectual
aid and comfort To the cause of liberty They
assaulted wickedness in high places M well as
in low, and dealt with public "a with private
sins. Oppression on the part OF rulers they
held to be fragrant crime, demanding the
sternest rebuke OF the pulpit Boston Comm.
KIDNAPPING ExcITEMENT.-The sudden dis
appearance Of two colored children from New
port Rhode Island, is causing good deal of
excitement in that city. The suspicion pre-
walls that they have been kidnapped, and the
Mayor offers conditional reward Of 500 for
their return.
A QUEER MINGLING.--A San Francisco pa
per closes an account Of firemen's celebra-
ton as follows: "After three cheers had been
given for Mrs. Sinclair, Qate Mrs Forrest)
bishop Kip pronounced the benedictionlD
Mrs Willard died of hydrophobia, in Bnffa-
10, from the bite Of a cat.
James Burton was shot dead lately, by Mat
thew Grnbb, ut public sale near Huntsville,
Alabama.
Il has been stated on authority entitled to
the highest credencc that thore IN more work
done every day in England, by the power cf
machinery, than all the men and women in
the world could do without il.
Lieutenant Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte, u.
y. Rifles is in New Orleans and IL about re-
sorting to the theatre Of war, in Europe.
A man named Scailion was tried and hanged
on the 18th November in Santa Fe, for killing
Hugh N. Smith, who is alive and slowly re-
covering
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-04-04

The cashier Of one of the Canada railroads
lin progross) has sbsconded with 100000.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-04-04

H5- The people Of Richmond are IN rap
lures with JulIicn's Concerto Julien will
give Concerts in this city next week.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-04-04
BY THE MORNINGS MAIL.
C0nnecHcuf.

HARTFORD, April 3, II p. Mon State
ticket Wing vote, !, 1886 Democrat, sos; Tenn
perance, 38l Free Soil 100. Wing Senators
are elected in the lst, Cd, Sd, 18th, 9Th, 9tl and
l4th districts; of which five are Wing gains
Democratic Senators elected in the 18th and
18th districts
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College Burnt.

BuFFALo, APRIL 3-The Collegiate Institute
at Brockport was totally destroyed by fire yes
terday. Loss estimated at $4,000.
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nz- The Daily Era can be had every morning
AT the Periodical Stand Of Mr.. J. 7. BATHS, Ex-
change, Philadelphia; also tho Weekly Era.
NJ Mr.. JAMES ELLIOTT is authorized TO receive
and receipt for subscriptions and advertisements for
tho Daily and tho Weekly National Era, in cincin-
natl and vicinity.
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Large Fire in Dnyilze, ~. York

DANvILLE APRIL 3 "A very destructive FIRE
last night made burnt district Of the business
portion Of our city. The Presbyterian church,
American Hotel and forty other buildings
were burnt.t to the ground. Loss estimated at
100000.
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Fire at Oswego.

OswEGo, IN. W APRIL 3.--The extensive
iron foundry Of Mr. Richardson, ut this place,
was destroyed by fire last night Loss, $40, 900.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-04-04

per closes an account Of firemen's celebra-
ton as follows: "Aftcr three cheers had been
given for Mrs. Sinclair, Qate Mrs. Forrest
Rishop kin pronounced the benedictionip
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LIBERIA as 1T IS....H.
Corr. srondenee Of The n Y Tribune
MosRoyIA Tuesday, June 20, lsJ

Com sFondenee OF The \. Y. Tribune.
MoSRo'IA, Tuesday June 20, 1854.
In my last communication / promised you this
at al esIler date, not knowing then that | should
have 10 encounter several attacks of the fever and
be left curtailed Of twenty pounds of flesh aud so
weak as scarcely able 10 guide my pen. Fox mere
srtng, where the author is certain of pecuniary
reward, nor even just appreciation of his motives
By those be addresses il eannot be expected that be
viii when sick half his tine feel ready TO neg
let private interest for the public good. lam
pleased to inform you that these attacks Of fever have
new corners. This fever il said to resemble the fever
and ague well known in the western States but does
not operate on all alike. Many have fever, and no
ehils till they have been here several months some
have chils first succeeded by fever, which con-
tinses of and on for months; others have OCCASION
ally attacks Of fever which they can throw of in a
few hours Precipitation; very few, perhaps three
per cent, have neither fever chiIs, nor any other
sickness. In my own case, have not suffered from
ohls aud fever much for the wait of desirable
and suitable light food when free from sickness
Many easily become accustomed to eating the African
rice, palm OIL cassada pantsins and salt beef, salt
pork, and salt fish, furnished by the Coloniza-
ton Society.
But despite Of all my efforts to ike those things
while going through my scehmsticn, have found i.
ple4santer either 10 obtain ml6sr ard more spprc-
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frOm Our Own Correspondent.
PARIS, Tuesday, Oct. u. 1854.


Next to coed competency and good con-
sei'nee--Or good digestion, which is. for this
~orio, much the same thing-nothing is more
I" oe deslred than new sensation. Hence comes
10 most men novel'readine, foreign travel, P,ri.
residence. But the practiced novel-re.der runs
in thought faster than he reads dynes his authors
plot, and anticipates his second volume before h.
has foshed the hstess peru.sl Of the second chan.
ter; the traveller presently we.ries of view. and
costumes and tables dhOie and police the foreigu
resident finally gets wonted 20 the ever Recurring
novelties, and the eOnstan. e1eitemen. Of The
srea. city, Sc the miller does to the bo,,y whiI
Of he mil = Ieslly Des reTelty t.en-a won.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28

M ANTED-A Partner with cash capital OF
W s6coor 10 o 10 n the PRODUCE ard &c LLER
lISlNksS ocafon sesdy he3 the North RIVER
40 urft WITH 'ke business excellent or7or
vi be Afforded. ADDRESS PRODUCE e, the Ofee Of h,
paper
w ANlED-A purchaser for one-thrd or hslf Of .
w f-t.rA;e RESTAURANT ana DINING SALOON recently
Tad 70 modern donS god h~
rtss location n good orhood kni
ts. scod reliable que much object
lie recent pooIs, account Of health wishes % Leave
rtl ,uy Aj'itss Il. +. D bcx - "A Tribune oiics-
NANTED-A BUSINESS MAN with s?,090 to
$500 ts ale ilfses; 70 srd charge ( vel established
&c s,ly business. 5000 30 $500 Per Address
=. n Bcx No $50 Tribune Once.
d nnn WANTED. y ri RCHASER for an
- .OVOs ola esrsh,1ted MtNtf ACrIRiNG 81 81
NEs- g. resur cus'omers rare h'nc- Or =
tr,'ne.s ran address yvi.h 1srus. T. n Postohe
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60 tubom it tIan Concern.


DELMoyIcO's tlorrL NJ. - Bf1sdSty,(
kFw-loRX, jay Il, lf5i
AN IMPRESSION having got abroad, in conse-
N queree sale Of the pemes lhst a1de signed
htd closed BIS Hotel. he takes inform hs tr ds tl'
such the The sale made cut eci 70 the OF the
uttet rd which lucNpired TIE house hos remained AID
l eInsus open before Tor tbs acomnoin - tnr pubc,
ard h retot under the u the unisrisned
DELIJNICO.
DROOKLYN CITY PROPERTY undersigned
- tits s4nken L.t.. iGn 7th-as South BrooNyn
Owners surk'G lo would 1e vel % apply % him te
,ubd EI,oiyn Ps. Office. The Corporation j. ab3- q,
l't oontrscis JOB sll such work. WATSON q HAYNES
IF Mrs. NJ l.. viii call at the Unon-square Post
Il Oficf shs vii receive lrt'er
INFORMATION WANTED-Of Ann, MARGAk-
n trd WlNFKED LEYDEN Whru iis beard fs7m % ..o-
b.r ihey residing In william shr.h l. -. ~rt letter.
sddsrd them there unanswered should this ii'er,e
th,f notice, Of thr irlaantit, o. III woIi
favor ~ wiring to their tlAion' nd te uncrsaed
a. Osweso Oswts0 Co.. y Y.-O-Wego Juiy y, lf5i
ROBERT and NARY AHN CIT TINS.
INFUhNATlUN WANTED-Of JAMES WI H..
MORTON aged 70 yfar gt' comp ion. dar eyes, Who left
be Eytn Conbtcrcuf tie lsh of OCT Der lbl Any
ptrCn yirr informs lion ~ hs whas 20 his ffcel
H. Paterson, y. J., will perform al at If birdusss
ROBERT NORTON
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60 farmers dnb Othero.

IMPORTANT SAIE-Of twenty. eight head of pure
trsd .ho bornsd DURHAM CATTLE js.t srigtc IONS
Of zen BULLS sad eighteen COWS and UEFERS sci l-i om
u. mot hsid ~ gland Clinton Couny In
JoiuuE ComPs'y by their agents, Mssrs Ii. Hswsns
Coulter End scymoa Also nice s0Iihd0wb and three Cots
VOID sHFEP the former from the col bra,i focA 1f Jolss
etb THIS stock viii b. s)d without Nmrsf.n
Chic scc,t,s rs che Cine rs t,d Laesv DE- RaI
road he oh day Of A.gst public sucO1 credit
he 2Sfh nj Dect mbeT tl'
Of The anmsl viii b. rw srdsd eny r1
l.. b Gddressit, the Presidsn' Of the Company.
HIHkSON Pres. emf. Wlriu TON Ohio
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N Union thankful for past fsvors respectfully announce -.
prepared with increased fseiis 70 ~ a. -
their with everything pertaining 80 ne so
eL1 Neyr.per Magazine Boob Cheap Publication bu
A. P.iers earliest hour cf rnbbestion We
eaer ourselves BY strci aes hee;ofo's 20
Of the tsvors Of our present paOn. aud
IN ri 81 a.eesons Snd village ordert frnse1
.ste OF publication furnished sppheshon BY uAa
a,l,w,ss 70 ABBE 4 YATES, News Aseps sSrwaIsers a1
T.stsrs s tts ssRny sTsas Nc g Ans street, New fsh
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1 TRUE AMERICAN OF Ibis week contains -,
LIrfRAKY-The PedArs Vow legend OF the hnsou ihnoI
Peter and III beautiful BY Edh Csdlenne ana
arss vsiAiy OF GOOD original msrer. , - g -.
The Lave; Brownsons new Sonei
set IT, Perfection OF EEotsnhI julius " sfr,a 20
Hsh; Irsh Rowdss IN Soldier Clothes; The NeNsI fee
Fgbt. &C =, a., II s...s nal
CoNsUSo ,IIoNs-ln Uaion sususth; Wm seward u.s.
Murders The Priests in PAerson Church Burning &e &c
NEss CokkESPoSpEScE from Poushkeepse os~ss' A''N'
Buffalo. Stanford Ansonis Bosom and other pisces -,
Published at No IL Beekmanst Sew-forh rnee cen =
specimen oambeT will be forwarded address oPon
. the Office.
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GUNNER Retreats.

ELGIN SPRING HOUSE. near Nereeunes VI, is
l. pen for The rtcerou u company 70, heihy d peas.
ocson Tor in,ses Pc r - pleasure 1he uscciAa qS
the Cqua me wor,s All at l.sly
recommended ~ the best pbysic an. 10 y. 'rn5ry:
SOLOMON ALIEN, rrop-ieor
WHITE MOUNTkINS.-SUMNI HOUSE,
W MOUNT WASHINGTON v b-ihs House WiU %
opened T. ceiss company jane IS, 1884
HALL. sPAULDINC Co.. Prcprietcrs
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ITO TABNFRS.-A Boy about H. vans situation
% TIE CDlNIhl dss b-en two yesTs workirE On Farm
WANTED-The last Of August, in an Academy 20
Ct.e. ADDE'S. TAURUS Bo1 No III III ofH-s
WANT pa PRACTICAL PRINTER. to take
w ctsfs. Of tle El-lTORlAL DEPAR tMENf Of a WhlG
sssy vii 70 gwen. rd md ash- pi'-- secured
lh rIdersiEE q ~eae b. SD 70 have IL sy sgp sn e
RI reifii Aderss { { + TFOAAs Box 80. y CRY = ID
w ANIED-By the Newark Machine Co, Newark.
w y J SIX PATTERN MAKERS. None bur sood Eorkasa
enc .,ter Hsr nets 81 y.
yVANTED-A few enterprisng Young Men, 20 en-
w IN NV bu.ir'g ~ Which o. god > ues hiAi
Eeted AFTly ~ No 81 Braid~sy s'i-' Tor GEORGE y"
w RESPkCTABLk PROrE sTANr GIRLS. either E7sih
Ct GIT 81 e, ;e1 T'sss Ed se W $3.50 AP
o.. eorusr Of BIoaes y. " ,hs;se DE-
WANTED-At No. 34l Broadway. basement
w Clerk = e.s.n Porer' B'rseePer. Me- on str;,rs
r. rosd, .ro 'Tr. o,chea Boy' r Irade' SC A22lein
. .f;' "'' F''' '''' '''''1 rios g s ii
XVANTED--In an Importing House Young MAN
W yho ifes coed lii rd hssd TO Copy avoess make
house eu,e. AID tn soo' sseP che md storage
seeosBt Nom ns,d 4Iy " - they have L.d % ~ l.,en
long sid have ttd tlf-e' h. ts- duties Adfress hPOHtEh
way PostOfice
VNANTED-At No. 39i Broadway Basement
w Cf. Ssi-ner. Porters Baksepss Waters C0achnea
Au ca ard Rrods ard Boys 1rpdss; 20
sChtntemaic' seInb5h Cr, az Su.s NJ Shrses a.
w ANTI D-A BOY from II 10 IL years of age. To
w Run OF EERANDs ard az himself sersrily useful
WIe s bird IneKesrro4h. references .elir-d
rtsI usEe. i'ffe. 80 5ff Pos.-Dh1e.
JX'ANTED-A Protestant Woman as COOK, who
IN al VIC woud 90 Oh ANBEt DIRK md ~ ~ anl vlo
t-s IN mo cor.frv s i5s tl. sis4rrs - .r. ali
ly Aedis'. for ieo weel' o, ~ 10, ] .oune OHice.
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Gpeeinl Notice..


The Electors city and cSa1,. o. 10 E
& Of streets I'D Lamp AZ % d os
PSs.s tGs s and boneygrae dc oer:5n,
,.st ard superviou over al employee ~ 80 d sno
U.h IEai isIiNo Columbian Garden No go Bo~ey
Lecture en- JOYCE convert ~ GT FPGpSe
vi g. S rsg.g A. o'elccs r. NJ wh ne Forfeit -
~ Caoc Phe.t Bshop ws" WI COME io''Tsd aod
70 ~! S hs As Of The CRED Of PPe Iia. he a
&C. s.s Pa a. a. .1 bSe ds,rr
nv, vii be accepted a. be Sai prove wiz perfect ss
l.l.a. ,6 b =. ,a eon sffT Of Uaed
s.eeumrln,,en 81 500 ,ooo.dhE MUruAL BES NJ
n, o1 to ya Of 'se Dividend assaTed iqa9fy
IN. fLosra IN 1871 successfully irestd BY Dr. JAMES
yffotk The IS roc so p GTTf K ns c OK
az Doctor he knew It 70 fail IN curing piirihea
pgI ots o., 5rps a. preventive il invsius's Toes
A. this city ~so h.e eS IT, '9d Tss e.. % so SH
tv',nhd i r,,ot Z CIsGM4S sc No ~ Foton-st
@s,ig,auI Intelligence Office and Labor hxchange
s oVad non No Cspast to The corner Of Centre snd Ca
ST." Svios The oaee e,'sbdeS By hS CoEn 81 ere
soTss 6d 81 At very low ss . and p .s
NJ, .nolDt Jay the passage o. The parties TO-
:ss'd Notes '''''' p PAGAN Superintendent
-Com,ni.sioner Of Deed--R ~ sTREBEiGH, Tribune
usr" Ofice hOui 3 to A and 2tob 7 NJ
Ire van Prepared FOR Cholera ,Df. GtD1iNG, No IS
I'D iasi'G IIFaSffS I' 6HTnEHA C bY
ESfERY &c which has uev,L failed IL single nsa3eo-whsn
Tbaaspd Of cases hsve been cured by
y,,,,tn his rre,nt N BThs preparation h free
to5' oriUm cblofofoIm and al supplying druss
T,n hoxe. Of De.blers fever end ARae Pil- ehecie
yySITRMANEET CURES At safe HsTbOr, IA sold by I H.
fAO Conner Roadway md John ST
-Utaiarion In Tons umpton.-Drs 81 HUNTER r. ysi,
sir. or Dsess,s Lung. Residence ard Ohee No SS
BJwsy shove lhst Hours OF consultation from
"a 81 Limited number received o. Eesd-n Patynts
ADV erti.emcDts
IpstIt.d IN the PANELS OF the
THIRD ADD SIXTH-AV
RAILROAD CARS.
HENRY W OUIN Agent,
No 81 Chanbersss,
dOo Stewards.
WI, Dart he 60 90 Winfield S-gRAND EXCURSIONS
"A Id sslsbtfui villas. oveTy MOND AY WEDNESDAY aud
IRIDAY-oDly thee lies from the ~lamsbursh Feres aid q
Se dsfsse hs Calvary Cemetery Lots SO 20 StO in
,Dthy pasneu Go md them tTee tickets for
gt srcuson 70 the Oc. No TIyopI corner 81
Ch.l1nrst q u ArDktNS ~ } p hENbALL
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Rea! estate for Sale.

Tor SALE-A fine FARM Of eighty acres fifteen
oodsnd Or The premises DIV cling hsose .na q.
Necessary oubuidin; very pleasantly sitasted In HAND
YER Morn County NewJsuey Price ox and terms
enable For further particulars. sppy 20 Mr. ISRAEL A0RE
HOUSE. No. lss Greesveh-ss A O. CLARK.
EOR SALE on BERGEN HIGHTS, South Ber
Il geu-A ana connotioas HOUSE With fro and
half to Of Land handsomely laid oet k~s
Vesetsbls Gardea dc IL Srsated the Bergen fsnf
and commands 6ne viev Of the City and Harbsr Of
York Brootyu &e Staten Island &c together With % mrss
prospect the City Of Newark Valley Of Hseksnsse
House 22x36 feet built IN the bs; ecnt.ninf
Ard convenience regards panEies closets &c
cri,ut well Of water beneath The rear p.1z. There se
s'sbe Carnage house Foshous &C. AID the ~ Sof
sey City Ferry about mice line ., "Asr 1870
rttaArlJ srdss ne day and svsnias ". ~
ANTHONY ]. bLkECkhi '0' '''
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MILES WINS o. E,cLAso.

MILES WINS % ESGLASD.
NY FIRST IMPRESSIONS or ENGLAND AND IT. PEOPLE
Bv Hu,h nil,r with line Lteutss Of The Au'hor l2mo.
the careless rader imaFue rom the title OF ths box
that coHuon boob Of Travels on the eout4ry = nvy
both spirit aud Tie ts
IN hi book fresh vivid ind
naiura but nd Treasure bo'h of nio.
yysIon snd ,pterfsiuatIt" fNiiss Home Journal
GOULD LISCOLN. Puhlishe-
No u \. Z ho.-la
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&SOn to $4,000 WANTED-Iu exchange 70,
knoIrutiIUn.

I AWRENCE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, HARVARD
LUNI' neat term Of Thu Institution VIII 9poo on
1854 and cJnun iuy weeks losrao
lion by Rotations trres and Practical secses according 90 tho
us'ue study .wn be- Autonomy BY Messrs Bond
BosUg Pref Gray; Chemistry Analytical aud Psaccal Prof.
Hor.iorJ ComIaive Aosony and ohv''o0g. Prof wy@sa
Pref Euss, Mathematics PrOt Fierce MUoaOky,
Pot (ok rh,cs Pref Logetp; Zoology and Geology Pot
Arsaz For fur'G Information nceing bo school application
usy made Prof HORsFORO. Dlanof the Faculty Jni,
4 1854
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fouses hanteo.

Wy ANTED-A FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS
w HOTEL on BROADWAY some Leading and fshioaaols
thoroughfsr: such will find sale Aso waited
400 mon property worth three times the
-. worh 5000 Ao, respectable BoadinI iioae
iii L. ard Of Furniture situated Bosden will
remain. Apply No re Brosd~sy Room No Il thrd sDo
BONNER 4 Co.
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furniture, &r.

EHAMELED FURNITURE-Bsyen Of NE no
IL onsbe y o. Fgrnas soss,sd szsns ~ sse,
ibe ss!esoom and fse1J Of H. WARWICK Na "a w
FT RS supplied ~ ssps.
KEYsER" HOUGB-WARAIN0 YURNAOnH ~
go, ., s.-ss horse. he sss s.s S:,.Z - -
sss hesse tSxsins ArsshA yOfin II KhyBA @, n -
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Doaro an0 Rooms.

DOUGLASS HOTEL. EDINGBURGH, SCOT
- LASD-Mr. DOUGLAS tenders her thAaks the American
fse yns to- MtsoJ oi scota6d ~ calling Al her Hotel
viii ind sysry couveuiercr. comfort and attention
EAGIE HOTEL LODGINGS-Gentemen will do
~e to uueuhe 'hy can have excellent LODGINGS in Sin
oHee oP.n al night
nOAEU-To begin lst to 18th September, in
ID email rry.e family The sdyc,,r having rev 6rt
lr rory HOJ>E bauison-, aud newly fu.,h,d Un,luius
aeada! c,. tss Ge md a. H. S0HRD SeI aus
eCclCcsl fra Ctusman ard Wife he noWy married pr@-
rrsan. or u Location Msd'n para and
=, ct 80 "a Or adssy p iae oace.
DOARD.-One large FRONT ROOM on second
ID f,or Handsomely furnished, suitable Jr Gsnrsnsn ana
t,nu an, Ct 40 IS Eas B.osdvy. lew Gentlemen
BOARDING at No I77 East BroadNay-A suite Of
IL Rooms for Geuteso and h' Wife, Hsevse Room Tor
'rse Gertieucn
BOARD Up TOWN.-A Gentleman and Wife, OF
~ e.. 81 ne Geal,nen car hey, BOARD ~ih pLEASASt
DOABDING.-Pleasaut FRONT ROOM 10 LET,
ID urh without BOARD. Ao, single ROOMS Honsa With
alb. ned rr nIroy,iDcus; deish fol No. 80 Gsene,
r~al Clinton pises
nOARD-At No. G3 fulton-st Good Rosms and
- Pcart tor 1ten'eut. Permanent ED Dey Boa d-s
DlANO-A German young Lady who is GOOD
areJ,,isbc uiy in Nee-iorl or Br'ekyu wAee iNsraUC
Ai.',s. y Ia resi name P ID riaun' O4ee.
EENlLLMEN and their WIVES can be- ace0mmo-
~ dad v,A BOARD, g. ~ les uuisoust fNI Of the Park
~ AN1ID.-Arartnsnts yith board (priyate table,
W ora .er nsn 'ud wife et" itl and a nsis5
Pc toaice.
WITHOUT BOARD-Oue or two unlurnishcd
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