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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-23

ARMY ORGANIzATIoN.-An Officer Of the Army
desiring to submit his views regarding the Military
Bill now before Congress, as subject oren to pub
Lie discussion, we give place to his communication.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-23

medical writer in the London Morning Chronicle
gives the following method Of checking darrhea after it
has proved obstinate Toast well two pieces Of stale
crumb Of bread very brown without burning 1.-THE size Of
two fingers and breaking the toast very small into wine
glass; pour thereon sufficient brandy saturate the
in the glass; mixing it up with the liquid making it like
pudding in substance and eating it eisurey with spoon
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-23

GEN. DAvIs's CAMELs.-The Secretary Of War renews
the Recommendation which he made in his report of last
year for appropriation by Congress the value
OF cames and dromedaries in transporting military sup
plies our Southwestern and Western frontier. It is
known that in those regions which troops obliged
to defend from the ncursion of the Indians there are
tabeands and extensive deserts where large tracts must
be traversed which afford water and but little scanty
herbage When springs at length reached they are
often bracsh that horses and mules refuse the water
The camel, from the great weight he can carry the
longer time he 60 without drinking, his power of
subsisting food than the horse and his will
ngness to drink bracksh water is admirably adapted for
that region of country, unless the climate should prove
an obstacle to his introduction On the Eastern Continent
he lives and works in almost every latitude and climate
and is extensively used for the purposes for which
now proposed to employ him by the British the East
Indies and the French in Agers Experience has proved
that horses and mules inadequate for the
ton OF military supplies in country of the character Of
our Western frontiers and the experiment recommended
by the Secretary of War seems reasonable and likely
10 succeed that hope Congress will not fail to make
the necessary appropriation Buffalo Advertiser.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-23

The Hon. WIN. A. RICHARDSON, of Illinois, has issued
card to his constituents in which he tenders his pro-
found gratitude for the support extended to him
at the last election and that at the end Of the
time for which he is elected he shall retire from public
life. 9ssa its
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-23

SHAwLs-At the Bay State Mills, in Lawrence, Mass
there annually manufactured four hundred thousand
shaws, valued at upwards Of million and half of dol
lars. The mills consume forty thousand pounds Of wool
in day, upwards of twelve millions year. The
feeces Of at least three million sheep annually
ouired Ia SUNNY their demand
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-23

FIRE AT ST. LOUISA despatch from St. Louis brings
intelligence OF the destruction by FIRE Of the extensive
rolng-ml of Messrs Choteau, Harrison 6 Vale. Five
hundred tons Of unfinished work and twelve hundred
tons Of iron that undergoing the process Of finish
ing in the building destroyed The total loss has
not been ascertained. The building, machinery So.
were insured for $4,000.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-23
NATIONAL PENSIONERS.

The Annual Report Of the Commissioner Of Pensi0As
presents full view Of the operations Of that Bureau The
following tables shcw the number Of original and
pcaons for increase Of army pensions that have been
admitted during the year ending June S0th 1854 with
the annual amount Of pensions ALSO the amount Of
rearages due the date Of issuing the certifcates
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-23

The WINTERS THE BLACK SEA-The winters are
very the Black Sea- especially the northern
coast The very sails freeze, and the deck is covered
with ice December and the second half of January
the most dangerous portions Of the year The mouths Of
Of Odessa and the Straits Of Kertch The ice does
extend far out to sea, and at the beginning of March,
finally disappears though its presence from the winter
sostce till that term constant and regular that the
port Of ODESSA the last twenty years. has not remain
ed open than three winters These details in
teresting in face Of probable winter campaign of the
Allies in the Crimea.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-23

EXPEDITION FOR Neutrality-suspicious. have been
made by the Colonization Society to send the brig Gen.
Pierce from Savannah the 30th December. It is ex-
pected that about hundred emigrants will embark,
mostly from Georgia and Tennessee.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-23

FUSION OF THE DEMOCRACY IN NEW YoRK.-On Satur-
day evening the Hard and Soft Democrats Of the city Of
New York held meeting to perfect the organization of
the " Fusion Democracy Mr.. JOHN OooHRAs, (Soft)
United States Surveyor chosen President Of the Assoc
citation, and CONRAD SwAcKHAMMER Sof) United States
Navy Agent Treasurer It was voted to hold public
meeting in Tammany Hall at an early date All the
Wards, except the Nineteenth were represented The
meeting is said to have principally been composed Of
Soft Shell Office holders.
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the annual amount OF pensions also, the amount OF ar
rearages due at the date Of issuing the certificates
1877 revolutionary soldiers 2464 4S $955S4 SO
2,s46 widows Of do...-....2l6,774 50 4s27u o.
1903 hafpay eo ls7aoa W. w
1884 total. .s5ssel So 1911 81
NAVY PENSIONS ADMITTED.
3S invalid S20j4 5O $lIob ~
4s widows and orphans. $685. 90 273i1 90
81 total-............... s,62s so 29o9s 80
The amount actually paid out by the United States
pension agents for the year ending June S0th, 1854
was
For revolutionary services ssos, 27o %
For hafpay to widows and orphans. 1922 90
For inyalds 44a,oS2 ~
Total amount .54s,957 90
Amount Of funds in the hands Of army PEN
sion agents ct the date OF their last returns ].
(Sepember 30, 1851 6l2,S9O 40
And In the hands Of navy pension agents.. $1,000 "a
The number Of army pensioners on the roll who have
been paid the pension agencies in the several States
within the fourteen months preceding June 49, 1854
and the annual amount Of pensions payable to them is
o89 revolutionary $74,15l 81
1890 widows, Of all 6i5,726 70
5000 nyalids. 4o4,173 81
Ia, 063 total ,l7z05l %
SAME THE NAVY, SEPT. 80, 1854.
37l invalid Z3,iS3 80
462 widows and orphans. s4,oo3 %
sss total :. 1l7,7sS 81
Whole number pensioners June 3d. 1853 was II 800;
annual amount payable to them Sl,070,079 81. Same
June 3d. 1854, 14,065 and annual amount payable to
them ST ,l72,651 49,
Number Of revolutionary soldiers the roll June 80,
1853, 1885, number of revolutionary soldiers the roll
June 80, 1854 1868.
There have been taken from the rolls of the army PEN
soners during the year ending June 3d. 1854 by death
SAB by transfer to the Treasury Department as un-
claimed pensions 8S3 total 1926. OF the navy pen.
soners for the year ending September 3d. 1854 twenty
four reported dead and transferred to the
Treasury Department unclaimed pensions. OF those
transferred to the Treasury Department very few are
again restored to the roll.
Bounty lands issued under acts Of 1911, 1872, and
1874 for services during the of 1872 Sep Acres
TENDER 80 1884 1919
Acts February IL, lS47, Mexican Ii, DOS $40
Acts September %, 1861 and March IL, 1852, war
1872, and various Indian since l790.. l3583S0O
Total ......... 81 Az, 6l2
Issued since last annual report. 6O29,s12
Whole number Of applications for bounty land un-
der act Of February IL, 1s45, to September 80,
lSo4.... Sl,4o4
Admted 49,. 90,010
Suspended or rejected 7474
Whole number of applications for bounty land un.
der acts Of September %, 1850 and March ~,
1852, to September 80, 1854. 247,l3l
Admitted 1916
In hands of examiners and at rolls lSs
Suspended 1914
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-23

The ARrEsIAs WELL AT CHARLESTON, Is. C.)-This
enterprise gives promise Of complete On Friday
the well discharged five gallons minute, on Saturday
it had increased to ten gallons and Sunday the flow
equal to twenty gallons minute, nearly thirty
thousand gallons in twentyfour hours. The water was
at first very urbd and deposited about oneourth of its
bulk in ne gray sand; but Sunday it had worked
itself almost clear The water, however had light
cloud in it and faint smell Of sulphuretted hydrogen
1t is too early to determine whether the stream will per-
manently retain any dsagreeable qualities. From an
article in the Charleston Mercury learn that in all
where water was obtained in Alabama by boring
the water first brackish and had tho taste Of lime
and magnesia, but improved gradually until it was di-
vested of all impurities The saline taste has already
disappeared from that Of the Charleston WELL and hence
it is supposed that the stratum from which the water
proceeds entirely cut off from any connection with the
The well is upwards Of twelve hundred feet Deep
and was commenced several years ago.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-23

Conviction MURDER.-The trial Of R7liam Arri
son. at Cincinnati for the murder Of Mr. Allison and his
wife by internal machine, brought to close yes
terday by the Jury rendering verdict Of guilty Of
der in the first degree During the trial the who
made the box that contained the explosive substance den
tilted Arrson the who employed him, and the box
presented the he made another witness identified
Arison the who after the box was made called
to have it altered and yet another witness identified
Arrison the at whose request the witness had
written the address to the murdered which found
upon the box after the explosion In view of this test
mony other result than conviction could have been
reasonably anticipated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21
Go Uhom ii Map Concern.

A DVERTlSE.-NUW is the TINE TO ADJ
IA NERrlsE for FALL and WINTER TRADE. News
papers the pesept dfu far and widei they
read BY all sford the only vehicle by which aud
tshlst mems become generally known
PALNER'S ADVERTISING AGENCY Tribune
Buildings New York presents every facility for Adyerns 10
shy number Of the beat journals In section Of the United
States. Canada and the britsh Provinees
NOTICE TO MINING OPERATORS--The
~ advertiser, GE0L0GISr PRACTICAL MINER, and
plsCONERER of Three Fixed Lass the Geological
Forces Dynaus Of Mineral Beds These Laws pub
shed Report the Geology Of the Western L..d Fields
Ia the FEBRUARY numb Of she Mining Msgazns sSt The
Laws apply Of Coal Iron Lead Copper and
other Miners strafed Rocks and know edge them
indispensable IN Judging Of the value OF miners, dlstrct
The Advertiser viii attend to the Survey Of Mpes and Mineral
Prospects and Report them with Plans Of Working &c
Address v. PHILLIPS, Princeton. N. j.
WANTED-Af few persons to join the adyer-
w tiser TO form singing club ANY having desire
join pleae address PHILIP TURNER Cha,hams square
Pos-Ofhce.
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Go farmrra ann Others.

DARE BIRDS and POULTRY.-JOHNGI GILES
HI Eco of ooostoek, Com. well known Is dealer IN
Pure Stock will the Washington which eff
He has secured Great Britain
Fnce Germany in search Of Pout and stock add
brDss with him the choicest lot II pure Domestic and Aquatic
Fowl ever Landed the United States From the schedule
which be has copy the following Black spanish Sur
res AID Dokibs fows sesbght gold aud siverseed Ban
Jspsnts and " bite Pc. Fowl gold silver pied. white,
rDs and Bohemian PheaHts; white and black
Ayeshuty Rfsob Dueks; whtsonted Barnaeie Egyp-
tim spS Touou,e Geese There will also be splendid sssort
nept of on amena ueks Including the far famed Mandarin
Duks which have been sod in London seventy eve gane
PER pair vel fine Cots~od and wexford sheep
Mr. bARNUM has made TO exhibit eouie ir
week this imports' ion al bis Museum nmedtte.y
after their ARRIVAL where they viii be sold Ppohe Aueuon
about the LIST Of November.
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Chances for Business Men.

RYSTAL PALACE For IL E
~ The Exhibition Building in NewYOrt, Known . the
CRYSTAL PALACE, together with all the properties
T fifis' EXsiBToS " ThE tSbUsfRY o. ALL Ma
HONS
In pert Is eompri.sd in the follosins parcels
I Tat EXHIBITION BUILDING AND ITS PEaaA-
Tbi. Building constructed Of IrOs and G. the ground
plan floor 10 the form Of ocsgcn
ty galleries IN the form Of Greet Gross with dome over the
The sIrene length breath Of the Building ar. SIS feet
floor III % feet; Of the rer-. sac square
ThT MAchISERY ARCADE And PICTURE GAL
and Of average upon the souad door OF y feet il
p feet IN lsb and has Of 100 square The
hsh, over Which stynght extending the entire iensth
Whole Of this building j. So square esteqIAl three
sA THREE-sroRY BRICK STORE HOUSE UPON
tSDsT. lis feet IN length snd u feet IN width
ABklCk BOILER HOUSE UPON AN ST. IS feet in
sTEAs BOILERS, SKATING. GEARING. BELTS,
Ths Boilers Pipes. shAhns Belt &e connected with tn.
THE MOVABLE PROPERTY.
Cons.iius Of the Iron Railing. around the Badns Stoves
Gs Fixtures Tanks, Counter Trucks TuInsse ofse Fu.
STATUE OF KISS AMAZON.
Statue IN zne bronze ~Hs purchased By the Association
Tbs Bhea Buildings N parcels sndi must be removed phOr
:
Possession Of all these premises will be wholly sven prior
to the Slst December next
The ARTICLES comprised In parcels and vii Be- delivered I'M
nsdats after the close OF the Exhibition the 3s October
Proposals for the several parcels addressed 20 the
serSsDd Committee of the Board Of Directors hroafh their
Cssirmsn Full weights Of usters. dimensions Of the sss
further information that required will be fur
nshed upon application to the Committee.
CdAs II HAswELL,
HENRY hilton,
HORACE GREELEY
A RARE CHANCE for q smart young MAN,
who has from ESQ to OIL 900 One who b. good refer
eses and capable Of taxing charge Of Once Business
may apply .; Nc q wsllst In the basement
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CAgTLE GARDEN-For SHORT SEASON
~ -oI MALE ss AND FINALE PEDESTRIANS
MONDAY i kvE sifsd Dc. u.
When the following enept and talented Artistes will make
'"s" LnARsEsT XMPHTTHEATER IN TIE WORLD.
ns%s. viii Se once recognized :. sns Ii: sAs.t p.c:
STAR PERFORMERS:
MILE ROSA,
MADAME MARIN, MISS CLINE
MRS MRS sfIGEIiIsssHAM. MISS &c Cook.
A., MALE M.a, sevssIsrls' AID AssosATs.
e ea ri nA Dayfs wI1Lisa LgR.
A. SYLVESTER, Y sYLvEsrER. and
II. WHITLEY JAMES NIXON
Sig FELIX CARLO, Italian Tick Clown;
HIRAM DAY an and Nj X iipMiS
MASTER c.R MT5sILr 'rHFG G.%E; u.pre.s.
s zsESs s HSsSSS0S sfSf SSS SsifSf and
The whole 1h''' the direction OIL JAMES NJ NIXON
Amer Mondsy there viii be afternoon and evening pei
formances, commencing at s and " O'Clock
PRICE OF ADMISSION
B.leony :.si: reserved
Door open Gil performing g 1SpEsIs @
DERHAM's BURLESQUE OPERA HOUSE.
N'e ~'HoFEs Every EkvESlyys WV
THE s sAssEE th:' f2s SAnhii NJ"
And splendid Propsmmeo Of
NEGRO MELODIES
CHORUS, BALLADS. SOLOS,
FANCY DANCES &c,
BY THE STAR TROUPE OF NEW YORK.
To conclude every evening this week with the
RABBLE FAMILYS
new Comic PAntomine Of
SAMPATCHIENO,
Or The PERILs OF LOVE-;
ARRANGED BY Mr. Walden, who viii persouste NE amusing
yet daring character Of Sam Peiehieno
sempsohiepo 10 desperate lover. . Gabriel 6soole
DODutefio.
hhtonio
tasssliO
n1Doio-
Attendant villagers lennon hsoole
sushabe and original novelties In rehearsal snd
will be speedily produced
| Doors open at 81; commence Of y O'CLOCK
Admission % cents
DOLLAR TICKETS ADMIT -FOUR, AS Usual.
WASHING AT THE BATTLE OF
w MoNMOgTH-By LEUTzE.-Ths EIhieion Of t mn
Great National Picture the OF the Ss
tiop.i Academy Of Design, No. 6s3 Broadway DAY and
| EVENING.
! CPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS. - Mrs.
COAN RsppDg and Writing Medium will receive visit:
81 dsiy AZ No sz7 Broadway Hour,: 10 to IL to5
.nd m M Admission 50 N Bach visitor will
have an opportunity of asking questions
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farm Goods ano 6taiionerp.

sLOTE & JAMES,
No 81 Futon-st near William,
nN iovte the attention Of Buyers 70 their Assert
,t q Bisni Books Paper &c which they offer ct easons
BE rates ,,..p.. .
INOSLEY's STEEL PENS.-These superior
III ana Justly celebrated Pens well known 70 require
comment manufacturers beg 10 inforEn the trade that
fhey have appointed for the sale Of these Pens by
rhe.essle oniy) RICHARD M0SLEY Co No 80 John-st,
importers Of Stationary Fancy GOOD Bibles &C.
Thu public can be supplied at all Stationers, &c
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r.INTING BY SIR EDWIN LANDSEER,
WILLIAMS. STEVENS. WILLIAMS Co,
= md PuLsh-Is much pleasure 70 Announcing
a., viii exhibit 10 their Gallery, comneneias on Mon
Oct % terminating SATURDAY Nov IL one o.
-, srouiss Characteristic works Of thst upnvsed
s,.s Sir Tduin Lsndseer A This picture, stdiid
"'"' THE TWINS"
w.. n.lnt,d by order Of the London and North .. Il
vsy Company tribute Of respect to the Gel s,sA s,t
ROBERT STEPHENSON. ESQ,
To whose kindness and the iuteTe: fet ~ tns 1910 -
srs, bis sdmiers on this nde OF ne nc
cpbe will be indebted for this opportunity 70 we" 'ns nf'
sro,l from bls hands which has reached this county
xdni..son n, exra 10 be obtained AZ the desk,
yINY ART REPOSITORY, No S53 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21
Danfina Araoemies.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMY,
IA No 500 Broadway opposite llhs open for tho
reception Of pupils who at ssy time bsdles
and Children Wednesdays and Saturdays and r.
Gentlemen either Wednesdays, Thursdays, Frdsys and
Saturdays or all t7 NJ Crculsrs containing days hours
and terms OF Instruction. be had at the Academy stsny
tune. will be sent by post
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Cost an6 foun6.

Ec6f dn0 fpun0.
7 OST-From the possession Of the subscriber in
IL Hope,d.e Pa PISS BOOK. No. ST.. containing sue
6ry Of posts &c the Broadway Savings nsl
tsion This to caution all persons against purchasing or
u,,nr said pas. book IN any Bnls vial way 1900 .,
Pitt.top Oct II, 1854 SANFORD LENOd.
OST or STOLEN-Between New-fOrk aud
l. Pbnsaeipbis NEGOTIABLE DRAFT for 5000. o.
EH SULLIVAN President Of Genital Ohio Railroad Co on
S r. HOsMER Treasurer, and b. him .esepted and In
dors@s slso by 8. HOSMER, VIM 0ALlGHER and j.
H. SULLIVAN All persons cautioned against receiving
said draft
MOTE LOST.-A Note at thirty days, for $2l0,
~ dr. wp BY Joseph Mason in favor OF Alden Bolton
lost IN the 66sv going rom Canal to the Para
PAYMENT has been stopped and IL s Of value any
but be owner The Lder will please leave h at No 81 Beck
nisnEt
p ~ n.ishborhood OF Nsst aud Broadway between IS
.Gd in loose BILLS, among which two 81 bills
Pbebr Bsbk HewYOrk City IS reward win be given the
finder returning il to- w Platts, No 2s6 Brosdwiy
o. = REWARD will be paid for the return ola
~ - SCOTCH PLAID PORTEMONSAIE. containing
nearly go lost yesterday, tFrs.y) Apply ct BRUCEs
Eew-York Type Foundry, No. Is ChsmbtnH
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6ouses to Get.

STEAM POWER to LET. Well lighted
~ Rooms With Steady Power Apply q the pr.i.e eo,
s1ss and lsssy. or Ne Is Cedarss., up s.irs w.
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Uants.

AS PLAIN COOK, and to Wash and Iron and
"A make herself generally useful by respectable Gu with
se9S ey 1r,s .nd American News Depot No 1861 Faou
Brooklyn.
CITUATIONS WANTED-By two respectable
- Girls with good eityreference one COED Cook sSd
sERAA1b s's and WATER or a. CaAMBERMATD and
LAUNDREss. Call at No u 6ths in the bookstore:
CTTUATIONS WANTED-By two very com;
y p.tept Girls with good city references one as COOK and
70 WASH and IRON Or to 90 ,hs EoysEWoRK Sfs Pr
9Th av in the Bookstore.
WANTED-A situation, by two respectable
w young Women, as good COOK. who understands
Ironing 4 % GsfH; ' md LpaU C
hss NURSE o. g rsia sEWiS5 ss...
bes.eD Prince 'lS and
VXTANTED-By neat and respectable Pro
e.taDt young CHI ,usOn to DO o cHiAsaBEswoRR
and to assist in tn. WASHING ana ihSsiNS or TO see %
ner Of 24th-st-
WANTED-By respectable Girl, situation
w 70 tale care Of CHI LDkEN and assist in HAa8Ea
WORK Would be willing make herself generally useful.
Inquire No 172 Myrtlesv near Hudsonav second floor
front rooms, Brooklyn
WANTED-A situation by respectable young
w Woman as PASTRY COOK She has the best OF test.
niopisl. former employers Inquire at No lsths.
corner Of Broadway.
WANTED--A situation by a Protestant Wo-
and to TAKE CARE Of CHILDREN Has good references.
Apply al No 40 hooseyeltst
NTANTED--A situation as WET NURSE by
respectable Woman who has lost her baby Can be
this week at No. IS East z2d-st-
WANTED-A situation as COOK, bya respect
w able Woman Inquire at No. 20 l9ths, corner Broad
A LADY Of responsibility having met with a
N reverse Of fortune and consequently thrown 1po her
desires TO find home In family where she
can axe herself useful Superintendent OF House, or
Plsn Sc wing teach the udmens Of education to
small children. References exchanged Address M
Union square Post ONCE
A YOUNG LADY who has taught four years in
"A school In this city wishes situation In family to
TEACH English Branches with Drawing and Painting Good
given and objection going ato the country adj
dress M. A. H. Tribune Office
A YOUNG LADY who has had several years
IA experience In teaching Is DESTROYS OF obtaining situation
toTEACH the ENGLISH BRANCHES In private School
in this city. Address A. C. B. Hudsonst Post0fic.
A N active Business Man, good Penman, sober
N and industrious, wants EMPLOYMENT two to four
months. Address w w, Posi-Ofhce.
A LAD I6 years Of age wishes a SITUA-
"A Tl0N writes good hard aud resides with his parents
Brooklyn Address X. X Tribune Office.
A GENTLEMAN, who has for the last three
"A years and half feo the situation Of Confidential Clerk
aud Surveyor to Real Estate aid Insurance Agent
dpgsged and would be gad accept Of ANY SITUATION
where sirici integrity would be required He good Sur
ySI ard Drs1shismsn and any Civil nser Surveyor or
h The best Testimonials Of character aud ability will be
given Adore" E. j., Box No. 8 Post Office, Brooklyn
A YOUNG GERMAN wants a situation as
"A COACHMAN and GARDENER, OF as COaCHM An; he
al tall of
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Gorses, Carriages, &t.

Eorses, Carriages, &t.
EOR SALE-A pair of handsome black CAR
RAGE BORsEs 10 hands high exc ntt,veer' to be
od cheap about leaving for Europe and hiss no
them Apply for view Of the hefses aud Pce
t. @. AUCKLAND, Buck, Hotel Sd sy.. 2ith st.
Tor SALE-A brown MARE, 151 hands high,
per'esy sosnd and kinds good in all harness and und.r
the saddle; excellent family horse Also new four
seated CARRIAGE and HARNESS May be seenst
CLEARYS Stable, 18th st near B6o.dwsy
EOR SALE-TwO HORSES; warranted sound
KIND in single double bsruess i've year, old viii
be sold eb.ep Al.o four-sested kOCkAWAf, and
new GOA II CALEsHE for q private family. Apply 1t
RICE's stable No 2et That
LNOR SALE-A young BAY HORSE, kind and
s,ntle and warranted sound; also Set of Harness two
asops lot Of Gls. ssshes, Shelving &c The above
will be cold low. Apply to No 81 Stu sv
N1ESSRS. MOTT & Co., so well aud favor
lvI ably for many years CARR AGE hANUfAC-
TURERS Bridgeport Conn keep constantly at their en-
porun No $50 Broadway large a0r,lneut Of rich aod
select CARRIAGES Of the LATE ST STYLES AID PAT
TERMS which they offer the public vorsbe terms
sny other bouse 10 the city.
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6cuses n1anteo.

HOUSE WANTED-From LIST November; two,
three four stories location between Chambers aud
l2th.sts Address Box No. g95 Post Office.