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RELLsi BELLS! BELLS! For churches, academies FAC
steamboats, made,
band snbscbers their odesta
ised enlarged ouniy which has been in operation thirty
their bells have world wide celebrity for volume of sound and
quality The recently succeeded
applying moulding iron bell casting
perfect casting and.
Of they
ceived January 1854 the first premium "a silver mea OF the
Worlds Fair New York. all Others several from this
Europe being and which the eighteenth
medal besides diplomas that has been awarded them They
patterns bells variety
and they furnish order chimes of number OF
several make throughout the
States and Cnnads Their hangDes, comprising and
valuable improvements, consist of cast yoke with movable
which turned the beil spring
the ciapper prolongng the sound iron frames ong hammer
stop steamboats,. steamships,
proved revolving yoke fancy hapgngs brass bronze
furnished. We supply whole paris
ehang bells of other constructions proper
specifications being Old bells taken in exchange
Surveyors of all descriptions made aud hand
Being immediate with the principal in all di
econs either railroad canal orders be executed with
despa'ch which, personally by
pectfuly solicited. -
A. NENEELYsS SONS,
Feb 2i-dIy West Troy, Albany CO., N. v.
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a AZ. CRANE hKLlN'S Commercial College, located
W. 1877 Baltimore Baltimore, Maryland The ocnsbe
in the reach of individuals
educ
tiou. young obtain knowledge
be acquired
uiany years any counting house.
The study embraces doubecny book keeping, and It's
methods
Practical Prnmausp combining ratiy OF with beauty
construction mercantile law, upon in
ftan Subjects beside many points
business understand The
Student eight
being vacation, applicants and at
periods
diplomas these who graduate For Sc write
and VA circular forwarded by J.
Nov
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srartas Mai, Line TO California, Via Aspin

UNITED STATES Mail Line California, Via Aspn-
u Panama. the and Goth month"; first
steamships approved the Navy Department.
20OO burden, guarantying speed and safety
The Panama completed Obspo miles
Panama
transit, from embraces 81 miles rail
Obspo Is miles land transportation
recently put thorough order single passenger
therefore, honthe passengers
aud er beiHg transferred 10 and from mule
alongside the
route entirely sickness description.
kept New York, Pana
Francisco prevent detention accident
The : entirely reliable.
the Atlantic viii be
larry in 4 dn, :; nd Pacific in IL lax days.
they
Through tickets he iowci rates, be had the agency Ia
street, New York.
2s--du
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Proposals for Stationery.

OrrcE OF THE SECRETARY SENATE,
September II, 1854.
received this office until 10
y O'Clock Tuesday 10th of October for furnish
6 inches by -
nches weighing less than As pounds to the to be
carriage half
3th before the 27h Of November
order,
quantity that be required for the
of the Senate during the $50 Congress-
specimen paper marked with the OF the
poposur price, each proposal and be de-
Ivered this office free OF charge
contract with the Offering furnish
paper quality the lowest price his
bond with surees satisfactory 10 the Secre
Sennte thereof forfeiture
twice The contract bond filed
Secretary within days after the proposal
has been accepted.
Sep I2-aw4w
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Cocoa and Broma.- w. BAKER CO.'S
American and Vanilla Premium chocolates.
which premiums have been awarded by the chief
and fairs the Unon for sale by all the principal groceries
q States, md by their agents;
nussey Murray, New Twells, Philadelphia
v. Brundgc, Baltimore; Kennel Dudley Cincinnati
ohio; and 3. II. Howell, Georgetown, D. G.
WALTER BAKER, CO.,
Ap3-dly Dorchester. Mass.
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OF AGAAra II Iasu-
rance Company Of New York,
No. Ill BroodUay, for As Yser ending 3 Jan1ory, 1854
Nel assets hand January als, 1858, per balance
oa0is &
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May li--dtf

g ANTHONY, No. 3Os broadway, New York. man
l uactufe OF dagueueoype apparatus mattngs,
and importer Of paes chemicals fancy and
caope and chemicals for pictures and
rails Of every description.
supplied with materials for manufacturing
q. Hason's celebrated VOgander ShOn',
always on hand
3Do Broadway June II, 1854
IlnrsN Ill
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lsHhAT VEIiDUGH LINE TO THE WEST
~ 40 s ,s;-sssss; :; sf1if|f1

and Ohio railroad from Baltimore to Wheeling,
Meeting there with the large, and splendid steamers
Union the Ohio, aud the stages to ZancsuIc, $c
expeditions being thoroughly completed the late
finishing great Board Tree Tunnel road being
ORDER
advantages and The scenery
road stupcndous and attractive character
The Baltimore daily D an
directly through Wheeling $3.50 mie in 10 ~ hour.
GLIDING all there ats or
leaving Baltimore lay for lodging
Cumberland, az mes and proceed thence Wheeling The
morning
To with these trains, the leave Washington
and daily meeting the from Baltimore the Wash
ngton junction, Dieter known the Relay House miles from
Baltimore
At Wheeling steamers Union line
completed route, daily
with the down the Ohio Gin
Louisville, where the fur Nashvc &C.,
New Orleans packets, taken by 60
ing further on.
Passengers Columbus prefer
einnau) parts West proceed
Wheen the Ohio Stage CompaDys excellent
the National road Zanosve &c and thence
by railroad
Passengers Wcilsvile Cleveland by
niroad will also find this most agreeable route there being
regular and speedy al Wheeng to and from those
la- Baggage ed through Washington Wheeling
n chargt transfer OF passengers baggage.
by through ticket (wiIh The lie The
oue) Washington Wheeling 80 50i Cncinnai, Sill;
to Louisville @i2
Parsons agent railroad station,
Washington, and of the other agents of the company.
VIM. PARKER,
May ii--dtf General Superintendent.
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school Of Cumberland University, All Lebanon
Tennessee,


FACULTY, Hon Abraham Cafu'iers, hate Of the circuit
L judges OF Tennessee
Hon Nathan Green, OF the court
Of Tennessee
Hon BromGeld h. Ridley, the councillors OF the state
Judges Caruh.rs Green dcv their whos exclusively
o the school
Plan Of is,rol Daily examinations of each class on Tie
books No regular Of lectures but explanations OF w
daily lessons IN the progress OF the examinations
J. Weekly of common law and equity in whish stu
of fach 10y The pos
prosecute all actual
practice The framed
deeds Wills Of documents read ey
IN trials. appeal 20 q
which heid monthly in the class, and 10
public The students clerks she
IFS judges and chancelors aud in other Official ca
tacities connected with their suits .
the third Monday IN sep
tember and Thursday February The second com
Monday in February eod ends second
Thursday IN July -, =. a.u.n,
- boarding $50 Students furnish their books,
which can be had in he Lebanon bookstores.
required complete the course, unless me s
tents enter No study required of m
mission four regular classes Students may sns
any time during the collegiate year.
There is a connected with The school
N""'0' ROBERT L. cARtjI'HEks,
Feb ll-eoly President BOARD Of Trustees
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l. ABBArT, Secretary
CHARLES De SxLDrSe, h opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
agent.
p JOHNSTON M D., opposite City Post Office, 7h street,
physician.
explanatory the principles and The
be obtained Application at the agents ONCE
Mar 2-u
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iMBROIDERIES, LACE GOODS, sxc.-The subscribers
II day received full complete stock above
goods of Styles embracing
which NJ the ladies'
following list of of the leading articles,
% Maltese chemzetts and sleeves, in
- Maltese collaretts and sleeves do
ID richly embroidered muslin sets, Valences
Is do do Maltese o
rs do muslin coIlarcts sleeves
$50 French embroidered muslin collars
rs do do cambria collars
25 reilly do cambria skirts for open dresses
$50 do do pocket haudk erchefs
rs peces Maltese aces and edRings, all widths
100 do Valences laces, edgings, and inseripgs
SO do English thread Iaces, edgngs, and inserings
IS do cambria louncngs and rulings
20 do Swiss musns, nouncDgs, and bands
100 do embroidered diniiy bands
81 pairs embroidered muslin and cambria sleeves
25 dozen long and short black lace mts
Also, Illusions bobbinets
brics, embroidered muns lawns
gloves, hosiery, &C.
Sep 3-3taw4wif HOoE, BROTHER, & CO.
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. NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH
xy<2l4 AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
VC8E0 ships comprising this line the WASHING
TON, Capt. e. NJ. Fitch HERMANN, Capt. Il. flis
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8. snider,sn wines, PhiIadelph,.


John SNYDER, old
of Jacob Snider No 10 Walnut four doors
below will be supplied
and liquors the accommodating terms.
JACOB SNYDER, JR agent for the importation of foreign Wines
Office IS Walnut where he
for special importation Of Wines &C., various houses Eu
quantities dozen and upwards and also soc
his John Vaughan snider the patronage of his friends and
former
All wines delivered Washington city by Adams' Express"
free of freight.
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QY AUTHORITY of act of tho Legislature of
Virginia, passed February 81, 1854, entitled San to ncor
company construct plan Of James g. French
railroad between and Washington city and in conform
ity with thereof notice hereby given by the under
signed that books for receiving subscriptions the
capital Alexandria Washington Railroad Company
will 10th of September and continue
for days. incusive from 10, 2, the fol-
lowing places:
In Alexandria Newtons Hotels in the city of Washington
the mayors office and in Georgetown the mayors Office
JAMES g. FRENCH,
JOHN w. MAURY,
A. J. MARSHALL,
CORNELIUS BOYLE,
GEO. FRENCH,
EDGAR SNOWDEN,
Aug l6--iaw1Sepi2 4. w. LATHAM
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,, Washington. ID. C.-The thir-
u fourth Of Columbian College will begin
Wednesday september next and end the last Wednesday
Students choice pursuing the
Of bachelor of scientific for the
bachelor Of philosophy The college
dollars
The President OF Columbian College, Washington C
Aug 4-eod3w.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR Remit rent several
with attached
Kendall Grcen," little mile norheasterly
the Capitol.
These houses spacious and convenient with cellar wood
stable EACH and pumps
The beautiful overlooking
and in full view of the Capitol.
The approach by 7h and streets Delaware and
An omnibus line for been established
the ind between Kendall Green
Presidents Square. leaving at g. and . Returning
leave Centre Market where makes brief 9 81
O'Clock.
Rent--two hundred dollars
The houses not for Inspection and
applying Sckney. who lives Cottage
SELF my residence near the premises
AMOS KENDALL,
July 23-sodG
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GAYS FABLES. with Ias illustrations. L volume,
u London, 1854. Price a.
Dogs, their management by Edward Mayhem London 1854
Price so Gel
Mavels Of Science, by Fulton, with Illustrations
Price so cent?.
Adventures Of NJ sydrnham of his friends in
London, Illustrations. London 1854 Price as cts
Aug % FRANCK TAYLOR,
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University of Maryland.

School Of Medicine. I
THE will begin Monday October 1854
i and end o LIST OF March,
Principles and Practice OF Surgery, N R. Smith, NJ D.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, w. T.. A. Aiken, NJ. d.
Principle and Practice Of Medicine Samuel Chew, VI. D.
Anatomy and Physiology, Joseph Roby NJ. ID.
Obstetrics, Richard II. Thomas, M. ID.
Maera Medca and Pathological Anatomy Geo w. Menbegor
NJ. D..
7 Practical Anatomy, d. b. Smith, NJ ID.
Clinical instruction at nfmary belonging University,
md containing one hundred and Any beds
Fees for $50 matrcuaon fee S. graduation
500 WILLIAM T.. A. AIKEN, NJ D.,
is
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CRENCH and English boarding and day school for
young ladies' M. Tyson and Sisters between
2,h and l3 Washington o. G. The duties of this institution will
be Monday, 18th OF September when the pupils
desired be their For circulars
a principal bookstores in the city,
Aug 0--eodtl6h Sept [Starl
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These both going
PROPOSED DATES OF aAiLiNG-ls54


Polytechnic College Of the state Of Pennsylvania,
Square, Philadelphia
THIS COLLEGE, plan Industrial Colleges
Europe designed afford thorough professional
education students intended for
ENGIN EERING, MINING, AGRICULTURE, AND THE ME.
CHANICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTS.
The session will Monday Sep
t. timber III, 1851
FACULTY.
Mathematics and civil engineering, Professor Sem H. Peabody
Meaurgy and ndustfial analytical and agricultural chemistry,
Prof Alfred L. Kennedy NJ d.
Mining engineering geology mneraogy, Prof w. H. b..
Thomas, A. M.
Mechanical philosophy principles of machinery, Pofs
Peabody and Kennedy.
Terms for each department per session, Sl5
Mcchanca architectural and typographical drawings Prof John
Kern $40.
French Spanish, Prof. v. De Amarilh
German, Prof b. H. Entrup.
practical chemistry daily.
department, j. b. Boucher
which and students
be rapidly prepared for the College
of study, boarding.
be obtained by addressing Dr. Alfred L. Kennedy, Poly
echnic College, Philadelphia.
MATTHEW NEWKIRK,
President of Board of Trustees
JouN McIkTyRE Secretary
h Aug 9-WedSatATucsln
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Collectors ONCE, Auguat 1, 1854.
NOTICE -payersDeduction for prompt paymentNoce
hereby given that the for the 1854 now due,
and payable this deduction OF eight
allowed by for year. paid before 3st
r.. j. ROCHE,
3-eotdn Collector
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Supreme Court Of tho United States,
DECEMBER TERM, 1883
(RoBHRT Week.-Mrs., Appt,

THOMAS ID. OwINas.
Mr. Preson of counsel for the appellant having suggested the
death Of Thomas d. Owings the appellee this cause moved the
consideration Whereof here
of the said
Thomas d. shall paieS with
In the first ten days Of the ensuing appellant shall be en
tied the reversed IL
be Provided Of this order shall be printed
in the of in which the laws OF
the United shall printed authority three
weeks before the beginning Of the of the Su
preme Court next ensuing
VIM. THOS CARROLL
Nay l6, 1854. Cik Sup. CT U. s.
Aug l-law4w
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PROPOSALS.

DkPAkrAEnrt
Bureau of Yards aud Docks, September 20 lc5a
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals Glass NO
- tnayyYaTd" (uaIne = classes and The
yard)
the ARTICLES embraced ia
The following classes particularly described in printed
sedleS 10 be furnished application those desiring 10
Of named therein
FOR PORTSMOUTH, N. II.
be received u day Of November
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THE DAILY UNION
Proposals for Indian Goods.
DEPARTMENT OF TINS INTERIOR,
Once Indian AtfaIfs, September Ia 1854.

SEALED PROPOSALS., endorsed Proposals
-
until 10 O'Clock Wednesday, llih
Tor furnishing goods for Indians, follows:
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NEW York, May ed, lS33.-Thc undersigned day
IN opened ohce No AZ William
for the transaction OF a general brokerage business.
Bank mining ra'road State
securities bought and sold.
Promissoy bills Of and loans negotiated.
Nav iadr EMANUEL d. HART.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-21

YTNHE NEW YORK CRUSADER, OF rHIs WEEK, q
i tans the Life Of Father Gsva zxi, Off isl rspor
the Secret Council Of Bishops In New York, SANDER
Of the Know Nothings,' Dr. Cahin PrcssrvAtive,
element in Ireand the ie.srs Of Charity, the Hor
Catholic Church Property Bill, the Future of Amer
and numerous cores pondenoe. To be bsd Of an ne
paper agents; 4 cents copy.
T,HE ANTI KNOW NOTHING, OR TRUE AMFRrC
i Citizen, new weekly paper, hrst number inst
ceiyed. Price four ceats. Trade supplied BY re
JONES TOO,kY, lt3 Nassau street. al the new
peys for sale as above.
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES
i. OPENING OF TEE New MAS11lIA, CLOAK AND FRI Est
IIsHxENT,
from corner Of Broadway.
WIN B. MCKENZIE, (long and fayorsb'y kaowa % p3
cipal salesmsn in he le ding Broad y no lses) o
York end the pubic generally, th.t b. win open
above estahlfh tuesday next, the oath insts
with magnificent display Of cioaks aud furs, carefu
fslecttd frcm the Magazines OF the most eminent Fer
artists and imported expressly for tbs opening Of
preaept enter .riFs
The proprietor feels proud In being able to sta tn
ing to the tastes vi hes of tbs ladies IF this met
poGe he II also placed by circumstances In positi
which not only insures to himself the fullest prospe
Of succees. but also offers the best guarantee to
patrons that in point Of richness Of quality novelty
sty lie and extren der ston In price his stock will
found ON inspection fully equal to any ever sxhiots
xAHnIIAs AND CuoAKs.
From the many pleasing novelties produced this ssef
In the French capital the proprietor has made selects
duee in every variety of material a cloth, SATIN Iyc
La Cz.siIs, Le Antique violstts
10 IDfsnta, The Aradne
and the Tai mahisn wrapper, with an endless variety
tslnas, eapes, velvet and satin msnt,lss h., 10.
rURs
In this branch Of the business the utmost care b
been bestowed The selection and ctu-e of
such shiDs IS can Go recommended with the utmost q
hds nee, and the result viii Be found apparently 1
superb collection apoat to b submitted for public
specton, cspsissing Of nuffs cuffs victorines cap
aldinals, and the novel ard strictly elegant
CAFE DE KAIARAr,
in ermine. sable, mink, stone marten, Chinchila .
Kol!nsli ks., &c and every other Imaginable dessr
ton, from the CaEsdisn musk to the most rare and sos
imperisl Russian sable.
In conclusion, tie proprietor would beg respetful
TO add that IN soliciting . share OF pubic patroneo
VIM Be his constant study to render his estahlihms
An attractive resort 10 aides, and by posness ate
ton, and the strictsst regard to homo, sble dealing
mort coptipusrce of their favors aod conhdens.
B.-Nc second price VIM B MCKENZIE,
No Al Canal street, Braudreth's Buillnrs
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OCuLIsTsy AND AURIsTs.

tyr MAvrHAEI, EAR PHYSICIAN, IS RE lD1Na At
caring de- fnsss and dsacien. hssring Il the only
knoyn in the world which ures sure success, aod
" fnyeterate asainess 10 60 large Ns special
msndAjon lie Unnecessary 10 maa,~ cases only one
snsu' ston 10 necessary in crdsr ~ perfe;
cure 0@se bcurs, from "A. n. to2P. ~
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DRY GOODS, &C.

HVIOAKH AMI AANtIILAS--GEOiGE BUIPN
~ BrcAdway, respectfully announces 70 tbs II lies Z
ready, and he has auGh pleasure In ohssrvipe chat
ring his reesnt visit 10 Europe he has tsien advant
Of the extraordinary depression existng IN ths manu-
turing districts Of France and Germany, 10 mske u
extensive purchases and contracts viii eI<hle him
plsee Before the public most sxqnisits assemblag
rich and costly novelties, a. price, S.ore hsAxd
single inspection of mis- stock win ne theron shly
vineing Of this important fast. Paris NsuttlA In
Rum. a6l 2-osS gay.
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DOARD-l03 AND 1Gs EAST FOURTEENTH SrREgT.-
ID Two haniscme'y furnished suits Of rooms, with
board be eetsipsd u the above and ri fur
nphec houres Tho houses frst and furnished
With al abe modern rproyements. Persons desiring
sornfol tab horne for the winter via 10 sell call
kofefen Sxch2nQed.
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A LADY NAY OBTAIN HANDsONELY EURNf HED
"A room On AGO M noiatos terms, By addressing Wi
aeS, Broadway Post Once
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mo BE SOLD THIs DAY TO TH4 HIGHEST BIDnEs-
1 the we'll Known oyster anu ssiog saloon sitaa et
slose 70 the depot Of the Hudson River Rsir ,ad Tbs
to che highest bidder this dsy, tic proprietor IL
Obliged eIssve the ely imedistsiy Apply to HoWES
& THOMPSON, 81 Nassau street., roo q No. q
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NY YOUNG GENTLEMAN, or QUIET HanIys,
- seeking accom- aojAtion for the winter, have
aee in oiv.ts family of young pe,ple residing
IN the vicinity OF Madison square. ey addressing, with
sssl nims. l. IA. g., Herald ,fies. Breakfast can DO
had ii desired.
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DOARD-A HANDso&S SUIT Of ROOMS, ON TIE
ID FIRST fcor and another on the seSsnd noor; slsc
two other rooms ray be o5as ed BY apple 81 loo
and lrs. class.
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FALL. FASHIONS.


EsUaS-wIlLIAM NOsFR, II MAIDEN LANE AND
IL $50 hoadwsy, begs 10 inform his wholesale an s
retail cust mere that In addition to os establish
" AZ Maiden lane, where his wnoes4 business j. wel
established he bias opened, at 1856 Bro.1wsy a. sss.b
bhrent fer the sale Of the most select
furs that can be produced imsr;cAr Russian nd
Hndeon's Bay Compapys fnrs, selec bJ himssh Tor
city end country trace aud deirous Of exhibsor In
the mcst popular portion OF She city bic splendi So
lection ne has extended his business ass Broad yay
where the astices must cAnd universal attention
fah.s, n snsrtsns sfore martens mink raarte and
ernire Of such variety that can1ot fail to attract at
tsnon. and every artics win ~ warranted a. reprs
stnted and sold at fair prices he has sele.tsd 3s5
Broaeray - the centre o. the priaeips hote Of the
city. WILLIAM M0SER, Importer OF fare, Al Maiden
IsIe and 1855 Broadwsy.
r AnIES FUR wiRRaousE, ee3 BROADWAY. BE
IL tween Amity snd Fourth streets -F. L aNDsY has
NV for inspection elegant stock of furs not 70 b.
% ssed either Tor beauty quality. 0rdei stres
iuAled Al arteles ~sarSnssi. Prices moderate ana
10 sat all classes.
MIN YORK FUR COMPANY 40l BRO ADwAY aEg
lea 70 % to their fsiends ana the % bile
that they Rave opened superb assortment OF fancy
furs Tor 80 les and chtldrsns Strangers would
d. wsl 10 e. anime stock before purchasing syse
WI srs They manufactured BY ourssiTes and soii
xtvs ms, lo>- prices Sod fars cssnes ana
altered ana sxchA ~ o., on most as,nab,e te.ms
bEkztAG h NEwNAN .4o1 6rosd~Ay
corner OF Walker stress
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A SUITE OF Rooms ON THE FIRST FLOOR, RE
IA pleso with every sepience gas, hot and cold
water, Be- with boarddiapey a. 'clock-may be had
81 a Urjysrsity place.
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DOARr--A SUR OF ELEGA FAMILY FuRyI sEED APART
ID merts, suitShls for smiy; ais, saglc for
geptiemen; IN fret c'sas house, replete With all the
DoteIn improve nts meals served up 10 French sty,e
annsr ct ~ O'Clock. Apply At l6i Tenth sreet corner
- Fourth avenue.
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BOARD wANTED--N A PRIVATE FAMILY. OR
- whsre there but fee bosrders, by . gentler an
ssnd child fourteen months cd; sph furnish their
ftscing terms mes. b moderste down town preferred
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A TIL PRINCE STREET, WEST OF AND NE ar BaO.D
"A Way gsosiems4 aud WIS or tS1 single Sentls-
Obtain desrable apartments With board. House
Bret enss family snail and sc ect baths, and sss.
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CyyORE TTxrvREi FOa SALE THE COMPLETE FIX
y lures o. nevyy ntted up Store cansisog Of ssss
shelving gas aytares, dssta counter, glass doars
for win dows Swings, &c costing ovsr $780, for sale
oheao Cor cAsh Jhs eaa also ase the store
in whi.h hey At psen. Inquire Of the hardware
store, 80 Ibsshaca . rect.