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bcfore hon JuoGe NafDppeil ana Jury,
Nov 2o--Isdde Anderson and George AHing dgdinst
John Peck and Nathan c. Lyman.-Ths was an action
brought by the plaintiffs copar.ners In business In the
city Of New Haven Conn, against the defendants doing
business in this city, under the firm or Peck Lyman
tor the violation Of contract alleged to have been
the sth Of November, 1852 between tile plaintiffs and
defendants by which the latter agreed--it was
tended Wy Mr. Charles r. andford counsel for the plain
tnsc deliver 10 the plaintiffs at New Haven, certain
quantity OF lumber consisting Of Southern pine plank
and dmensioned sticks at the rate Of twenty two dollars
per thousand feet No written contract between the
parties il appeared, made and the counsel for
the plaintiffs sought to establish by various letters
which had been written by the plaintiffs and defendants
on the subject, and also by parole testimony. zap
peared by Of the letters from the defendants to the
Plaintiffs that their steam saving mills had been blown
up and destroyed shortly after the alleged contract
which prevented them from supplying their customers
For the defence general denial OF the contract was
set up by Mr. d. D. lord who contended that the letters
read In evidence failed TO establish one also, that the
same was void by not being n writing.
The Court charged the jury thar the contract was
question OF fact for them 20 consider and they foand
there contract, then the rule of damages would be
the difference between the contract price and The m
price Of lumber at New Haven by the cargo at the tim,
the agreed to be delivered by the contra n
sealed verdict this morning.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

II ONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE-BUNKUMS
II Autobiography Card.-whereas pa
ragraph appeared in the New YORK Herald Of yesterday
stating thst the "Liie of Petite Bunkun" A" just pub
iished BY Harris Co. lc2 Nassau street is .sBarnan
last dodge" and "a cute trich nf the Yankee show
man., LIZ fcter Funk, this l. t. give the public notice
That the undersigned IL the ol author Of the
referred 10, having written every word contained in IT.
and having also, he 1atters himself embodied in it
great deal more truth than y ery." Let the devil
have Ills due, at all events.
New York, Nov. 90 1854 GEORGE THOMPSON.
PUBLISHERS CARL desire that the public
should distinctly understand. .hst far from there
having been any private arrangement between bar
nun and the author and prblishcr of the burlesque
uTon his "Autohiograrhyn - spoke TO or even
Mr. Barnum until last riday, when called at the Mu
scum to see him with reference TO his summons con
csraing his famous injunction The book IL nov ready
at lQ2 Nassau street price 50 Sent by mail 10 all
parts of the world. r. f. HAIRS, publisher, 100 Mas
.sau street.
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Superior Court.
Before Chief Justice Oakley
POLlCEMkN's PAY.

Getrgt ". Wotling against The Mayor, dc.--Ths
rainth AYERS in his complaint that from and prior 70
tie hrs day Of September 1884, until after the l4th
cay OF september, 1883, he policeman detailed 70
perform special duty at the Chiefs Office. In Augurt
lst1 the Common Council Hxed the salary or policemen
~ 500 per annum but limited the salary OF detailed
Itht.mtn to $500 per year. In September, 1888 the
toTn mon touncil passed ordinance providing that
detailed locemen should receive the same compensation
az other policemen II provided that this ordinances
should take effect from the 1s Of January preceding
The plaintiff between the passage o the former and lat
ter ordinance received only 500 per year To recover
he difference between this and 5000 per year which
llaintin claims this suit Is brought. Mr.. Henry l.
Clinton, counsel for plaintiff conended that the prcv.-
sit in the ordinance Of 1851 limiting the pay Of detail
% 20 $500, void, and that in any event the
yaintiH under the ordinance of 1853 entitled 10
compensation at the rate OF $500 FER annum from the
1st OF January 60 sept. mber Of that year verc, Tor
scO3 the full amount claimed rendered for plain
49, subject 70 opinion OF the Court at general term
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LECTURES.

CLINTON HALL.-A COURSE OF THREE LECTURES
~ the character and policy of the Cesar
eorrelatons with the Of Louis will be
delivered by T. PIERS hEALEY barrste at law Of the
Temple, London at Clinton Hail. Astor place. Wednes
days Noy 20 bee and rs At o'clock Single tickets 2s
the course 81 tickets Of members to the 80 cents
TTAMILTON LITERARY uNIoN.-IECTURE.-
H Rev. Mr.. Graves will deliver lecture before this
association Wednesday evening, November 22d at s
O'Clock at the lecture of the Mercantile Library
Clinton Hall, Astor place Subject The secret out
the way to make a fortune.n Tickets 25 cents to
had at Messrs. Van Norden Kings, As Wall street,
store OF Mr.. Crowan's Of Broadway and Fourth
street, MI OSheas, 737 Broadway, and the evening
at the door. B. W. HITCHCOCK, President
WM. H. BARRY, Secretary
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C,IAlRvoYANr EXAMINATIONS BY MRS. HAYES

4 NlMkfoiANI EXAMINATIONS BY MRS. HAYES
~ The ladies' favorite clairvoyant, Mrs. HAYES is,
Without exception the most wonderful clairyoyant in
the world that has been known Ladies' ubled
with diseasc or inward weakness can be spared much
anxiety and suffering by consulting this excellent clair.
voyant. Ladies' having friends Ia CALIFORNIA; Australia or
elsewhere can hear correct news from them by consult
ing Mrs Hayes. Ladies, respecting business matters nd
journeys you obtain the best Of advice by consult
ing Mrs. Hayes. Ladies' contemplating marriage should
consult Mrs. Hayes Mt once. Gentlcmen, as well as
ladies' consult Mrs. Hayes. Satisfactory oxamna-
ticns given TO all, charge made. No money re-
ceved before the examinations made. Every Indy
is attended to privntely Mrs. Hayes has superior
Office No. 10 Spring street, near the 1iowery.
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Jersey CITY News.

INcENpIARIsM-The Glendale House, near the Hackeu-
sack river the Newark plank road destroyed by
fire on Sunday night. II not occupied and its de-
struction is undoubtedly the work Of an incendisrp
LrcIxsEs.-The Common Council will meet this evs-
ming at the Iyceum 1t In expected that the QuestiOa
Of granting liquor licenses will come up for action.
JERSEY Cry BIBLE SccETY.-Ths society will hold an
anniversary at the York street NJ L. Church on We'd
nesday evening which occasion Rev. J. B. WakeeT
and Rev b. Mcneil will mako addresses =
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Unlted sfnfas nInrshnI,s O0ice.
Court Cslendar--This Day.

usrrSp STATES DISTRICT couRr--Nos. s. is, 25 49, 30,
SO. 81, Sc, bS, ~.
SUPREME CoURr-General term--Non- enumerated mo-
ions and Nos So 1oJ, 12s 81 1Oe 1856, 46, 1885, lac,
60, 70, 102, 103, 112, lis.
cmcun-seO ss2, si4, sel s1s, rs, 0ss sse 900 eea
994, $685.
sUrxRIoa CouRr flour branchcs)--Nos 747, ISL 900,
412, 207 1022H 1026 1882 1882 1O45 1046, 725 726,
ea8 b23 1852 TO 1851 1904 1906 1851 10es 1910 107I
loTa lo74 to iote sea- soa DAT lo2 ESQ esi ool a2s
s07, o57, 1011, 1924.
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THH MILITARY.

DOwERY GUARDS ATTENTION--THERE WILL DE
I'D meeting Of the Bowcry Guards on Wednesday
evening November 22d, at ~ O'Clock, at the Weekly
House, AZ Bowery. All those who intend parading with
the Company are respectfully Invited to attend the
meeting. Punctua attendance s required by order Of
the commandant, THOMAS BENNETT
WIN. A. POTTER, Secretary WIN. Posr, Orderly.
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Miscellaneous Political News.

THE AGGREGATE VOTE FOR GovERNOR.
The officials from Putnam and Schuyler counties ena-
at the recent election exclusive Of the scattering i'm
rerect ballots
slara::...1sssS4 ia Slman .lss % oss oss
Total votes for Governor, 460,674.
CLEHGYMEH IN THE MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE
An unusually large number of clergymen elected
acquainted with the cl.rgymen elect the Methodsts
lave the largest number Of any denomna ation,
end some Of the members Of that order who are
chosen are marked ''supernumerard" or "superan
nrated' on the conference lists. We suppose these
terms have no meaning in politics as applied to new
iarty. Several universalst clcrgymcn of good abill
ties elected 10 the House Of Representatives and al
together, there win be good sprinklng Of ministers in
b tn branches of the General CourtBoston Transcript,
Nor. Is.
DELEGATE FROM KANSAS TERRITORY.
very large meeting Of citizens of Kansas Territory
was held at leavenworth City on the 18th inst No no
ninaon was made for delegate to Congress. Gen. Whit
cid addressed the meeting II Is supposed that lie will
~ general consent, be the candidate OF the squaters
crth Of Kansas river and part Of the south sde at
last.
THE OPTICAL CANVASS.
The New York papers have been led into in re-
the returns of the recent election The law requires
that they shall meet for this purpose the first Tues
cay OF december the returns are not all 10 by the
10Th OF that month, then they to dispatch special
messengers to the delinquent County Clerks Offices TO
procure them. When they all in, and not before
they proceed to The Of the votes for
Presidential Electors is required to be made the We'd
nesday succeeding the third Monday III November This
= the rcquiremcnt which the Atlas, with its usual bril-
lazy. confounds with the provision in regard TO the
canvass for State ohacers.-Aibdny Argus, Nor 20
United States Mnrshars OlIfce.
Charge If Murder on the High Seds.-victor Farm
cisco, who brought to this city by tc U. mail
steamer Cahawbs, charged th the murder Of Vim. II.
Love some months since, board the brig Mott
delivered to the Marshal for this district lie has
been committed for examination.
charge qf SDuGging.-Thc first mate OF the Pacific
and 1rnt to I'm on
charge Of smuggling watches into this port from Eng
land
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TLUMBERS' GuARI--THE MEMBERS OF THIS COM
ID pany are notified to attend meeting at their head
quarters t02 Broadway Wednesday evening, Nov. ~
At ~ O'Clock punctual attendancc is requested as
business Of importance viii 10 transacted BY order of
the Commandanf. W. CRAIG, Secretary.
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MADAME ALVIN, FROM PARIS, TENDERS aRp
w services TO the sdies and sentlemen OF ths city
love- marriage business, law matters, AZ She will ter
their vters Madame Alvin speaks the English
Trench and German languages Rsedenoe 80 Rowery, te
Second streets Once hours from &c A.
tos p. n. Ladies "a cents; gentlemen g.
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BOARD OF COUNCMMEN.

Il
Brown in the chair when the minutes of the last meet
ing were read and approved
The various routine petitions from and concerning
the Fire Department. relative to street grading opening
the Department of Streets and lamps, &C. &C., we're
presented and referred to the different committees a
pointed to consider these subjects
resolution proposed, having for Its object the
restraining Of the Commissioner Of lamps and Gas in
perfecting contract for the ghtinof the piers and
wharves, until the matter had been considered by the
proper committee Of the Board TIE resolution to refer
was lost, and the matter laid over.
The Councilman of the Fort seventh district offered
resolution, calling the street Committee to repor
to tie Board. the first Monday of next month, til
subject of Trinity churehysrd for street purposes
1t was announccG BY the members Of the Street Com
mittee that Thu sda neat had been named for the pur
pose OF hearing parties opposed to the opening Of the
street referred 10, after which the Street Committee
would report at its earliest convenience
The Councilman Of the Fortysevenh district said that
the tardy action Of the committee delayed the action
tie Corporation Counsel in the premises.
motion TO suS end the res in order to dispose Of
tie subject was lost and was then laid over.
report Of the Committee on nance in favor of
I rning a communicated from the Governors Of the
nshouse 70 that body as the paper should have been
sent to the Board OF Supervisors, adopted.
II ordered that The Board agree to the payment
OF policeman Armstrong at the rate of $500 for the time
he was doing duty at iioboken ferry, he being on duty
by order Of the Captain and not detailed by the Mayor
special duty out Of the ward. committee Of three
was subsequently, appointed by the Board, in order TO
confer with the Aldermen on Mr. Armstrong; case.
Various reports from the Committee Streets were
referred to committee Of the whole
The Board then went into committee Of the whole,
Councilman VERNiLyEA in the chair.
1t was ordered that PAPER granting money gratuity
he given to fireman named Garsde, for his conduct in
rescung people at the fire in Grand street. have third
reading.
On a motion to pay ex-Recorder Tamadge and Coun-
sellor Tomnson $3.50 for defending the contested seat of
the Councilman Of Seventh district before committee
df the Board Mr.. MATER made some dpTopos and scat
ing remarks on the conduct of members Of the Beard
who had ''tnngible for voting away the city
funds and who having tasted OF the treasury pap
themselves had sort Of procivity to vote money to
outsiders"
The motion lost
As an illustration Of the practical working of practical
reform ESQ said by members, II Immediately moved
that $500 be voted, which carried
report OF the Committee Of Finance, in favor Of ap
proprating $500 to the family of Policeman Gourley,
lately killed In the FIRST ward was adopted, with reso
luton giving 1t effect.
After few other papers-unmportant- read,
the Board adjourned TO tomorrow (hs day), at five
cl cL
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Marine Affairs.

iArNcmn-A Patchogue. l.. T., on Friday, 18th inst,
very superior clipper round stern schooner called the
Albert Mason, of New York. She was built by Mr..
Oliver p Smith is first class vessel, intended for the
general coasting trade and to be commanded BY Capt
Samuel n. smith, one Of her
LAuScH--The clipper ship Adelaide will be launched
from the yard Of Abm G. Bell foot of Stanton street.
East river on Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. She
intended for Thomas Wardles line of San Francisco
packets, and viii be- commanded by Capt. Joseph Hamil-
ton, late of the Eclipse.
ADDITIONAL LIfE BOAT STATIONS FOR LONG ISLAND AND
JtRskiIhe Secretary of the Treasury il is stated has
cctermr 10 expend the appropriation for the preser
vaticn Of e along coasts upon those Of Long Island
and New Jersey. In accordance, instructions have
already been given for doubling the present number Of
Hfebcat stations those coasts which gives ono to
every Ave miles instead Of every ten miles, at pre-
sent There Is to be house nj each station capable of
tanning AGO souls for the temporary accommodation
Of the wrecked also lfeboat. and mortar to throw
500 fathGms 600 feet1 of hemp shot line to communi-
cate with the yesrel and conduct the life car aud life
boat TO and fro.
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AaTNUAsxNsH.

@S 00O REWARD IS NOW OFFERED TO ANT
PO.OOV person who surpas Madame Clifton In the
arr OF Astrcogy She the only lady In the city who
eve correct information on all things through life B.
NO humbue does she wish impose tns
Pubc she also all diseases In their last STAGE
teulariy the worst forms Of rheumatism Call and sats
and Spring, brick touse. stone stoop
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THE TRADES. &C.


lt0ACHMAN WANTED-A SITUATION BY YOUNG
~ man of light weight and genteel address, to take
charge OF fine horses Good city references be given
Please address note to T. w., box l27 Herald Office
~ yARDENER.--wANTED, A SITUATION, BY A SIN.
" gle man "a Germany, to lay out grounds or
tend hethouse Best reference will be given II
quired. Call at 315 Greenwich street.
TTyO BOSS CARPENTERS.-A YOUTH, IL YEARS OF
l. age, having worked at carpentering two years,
wishes to apprentice himself for two three years.
Apply at Az Tenth street, between avenues and D.
TTO TAIORS AND CUTTERs-A CUTTER OF UNRI
l. vailed ability, and author of most Invaluable sys
tenn of cutting, will give Instructions in the science Of
cutting during the present Men OF ordinary abb
Ity prepared, in very short tme to occupy positions
realizing frcm 81 SEQ to 81 600 per year. Patterns OF
every description, shape and size, cut for the trade
Iana in all their varied styles cut 10 order For SALE
publication containing most valuable system of cut
ting boys clothing. Address Durando No. Barclay st.
VyvANTED--A MAN, TO ACT AS GARDENER AND
w cnachman; one who understands his business.
Expectations as TO salary must be moderate Address
o. G. b., Tribune Office, with references.
NrAN1En-TwENTY GOOD sEGAR MARKERS, TO
w work Havana regaas. The best OF wages
given. Apply at 2S Cherry street.
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IJuSIERY.-L.m DOZEN OF WOMEN'S EXTRA
Ii heavy English cotton stockings suitable for Wints,
wear, at twenty five cents per pair.
A. I. STEWART K co.
E,..a du.s.x
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TEL.EG GRAPHIC

THE STEAMSHIP BLACK WARRIOR.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10, 1854.
Tie steamship Black Warrior from New York via
Havana, is telegraphed AS being below.
tt ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP FLORIDA.
SAVANNAH Nov. Is, 1854.
The steamship Florida, from New York arrived here
early this (Saturday) morning
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JNSTRUCT1ON.-A YOUNG LADY, WELL vERSED IN
i French and German literature wishes 10 give pri-
vaic lessons in the above languages both 10 ladies' and
gentlemen Address Zenoba, Schubertl's Music Stose,
$50 Broadway.
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M ADAME BARBIER HAS RE-OPENED HER CLASSES
l for the instruction of the French language cspec
ally adapted 10 facilitate conversation by the acquire
ment Of correct and familiar phrase gy in cton
witk pure Partisan accent Hours from to and to
9P. NJ. Apply at No. Ami.y street Broadway.
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LRENCH, AND OIL PAiNTING.-A COMPETENT
IL lady, who would Ike to give lessons to n young
lady, a her residence in Brooklyn, in the French Ian
guage and in oil painting. may learn Of pupil by at
dressing no,e to =, box No. 1i3 Herald Office.
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IMPORTED VELVET CARPETS, COMMENCING AT
ten shngs yard tapestry Brussels ditto at eight
shurs per yard. A. T. STEWART Il co.
BrOsd
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MIR. L. DE GRAND-vAIS' CLASSICAL. ENGLISH
ington terraces Hoboken N j. Circulars catalogues
at the institute and Shepard Co.'S 152 Fulton
Mr. Dolhear teacher OF penmanshp; Mr. J. Cleveland,
tea acher Of drawing.
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TMIoE1ED WOvE COsSETS.-BRS GAYNOR HAS
l. just cleared from tie Custom House another impor-
taiion Of her elegant fitting French and English
corsets and will continue to sell them at the low
prices at 40 Third avenue near Tenth street. N. B.
Also chiiircn's and Misses corscts.
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BRUSSELS LACES.-A SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF
ID rich aees black thread wells and Paris
just received and offered at manufacturcrs' Irices
MILLER * GRANT, 57l Broadway.
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do En ALL THIS WEEK-THE SUBSCRIBER
plsCOs will receive pupils daily this week,
Al 81 90 Tor course OF ten lessons in and
sl2 so for thorough of double eutry
ing OLIVER b GOLDSMITH 362 Broadway
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I,RENtH ENBROIDERIES-JAMFs FRANCE 7Os
IL Broadway. has just received splendid assortment
of Paris worked collars, French worked bands French
worked insertings Also very elegant lace trim
cellars, all c which will be sold very small ad
vance.
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GEORGE THOMPSON.
rlnAnSliA...

|0E0 0nN TO LOAN-oN DIAMONDS, WATCHES
|PUV.OUO Jeuery, scgars, or roaght for Bust
city stocks onGs Gad no.oatcd
real bougEt and sold aud cschangea ffiEFsEMAN
BRlSTED Coz Brokers. - inhn street,
street
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LNRENCH IANGUAcE-MONSlEUR AND MADAME
IL Dubois from Paris. have jnst opened special
OF conversational instruction those who vsi
ting ars next year Morning and afternoon classes
ladies' Evening classes for gentlemen. Private lessons
N French, Latin and Greek. DubOS, 76l Broadway.
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NLW WRITING CLASS.-MR. GOLDSMITH NO 36
IN Broadway, will commence new clas, for banl
clerks (and others this day, at O'Clock p. NJ Othe
classes at A. NJ and $, and O'Clock p. NJ. Term
81 SO, and IS.
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I AIDES CLOTiS-BLAcK SILK vELvETS AND
- black and colored satins FOR coaksTancy silks plaid
ca-Emeree, muslin de iaines black white, coiorsd
Frereh mernes fancy enssmere ch plush veivets linens
and linen goods annos and blankets offer to dealers
full assortment Of the above goods at greatly reduced
rrices TRACY, IRWIN CO.. Nos 23f md 235 broadway
MAIAME F1DRICH HAS SENT FROM PARIS A NAG
Vl nicent assortment of embroideries, laces dress
caps, hats cloaks and few very rich silk dresses all Of
the very newest styles and most elegant fabrics. They
open and ready for sale at her 2S Waver
ly place.
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@ ELECT BOARDING SCHOOL, STATEN ISLAND
- IheMisses Antsell having opened their seminary AT
ort Richmond s. l., have vacancies for few additional
pupils In their establishment, the children receive
good education, with all the comforts of home. For
terms, &C. apply at the seminary opposite the Post
Offce Port Richmond S. /.
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DRY GOODS, 4

DRY GOODN, NCs
pLANKETS AND FLANNELS.-NEAL WHITNEY
- and Bath blankets, at reduced prices.
A. T. STEWART 4 co,
Rea.ad dsuau
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M ANTED--AN ITALIAN GENTLEMAN OR LADY,
w fully competent to give instruction in piano music
and singing and who will consider comfortable board an
equivalent for services Address E. Union square Post
Offcc
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ITkLNCH AND GERMAN LANGUAGES-THE SUB
scriber ~ Broadway, near broeme street. favorabiy
khow in Lis city tor his professional
teaching the above commercial anguages He passed. on
The Continent OF Europe tie great government
ti"ns Y. TEfJERING, 4s3 f;roAdway.
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p0OkkEtPlNC, ARITHMETIC &C.-TAUGHT UPON
ID reasonable terms by w. j. Renvle $50 Broadway.
zach stucent is separately ana carefully instructed and
enabled readily to apply in practice the knowledge i'm
parted to him, OPEN day and evening.
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0 0En 0n0-EELOAGlA. ro An ESTATE IN
pCU.OUO trust-fo lend. IN from 50 90 SO.
0U. bond and mortgage, good productive real estate
in this city that must be isu e
Apply to s. =. BROAD, Is Wuif street.
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|% nAA COUNTRY B,sL AND MORrC AGE
ND 9OOU Amply seeursd on property near the
c y, znd the bond guarantee. will be sold for 81, 900
cash. Apply to n. L. SHEILON. 50 Nassau street.
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[G7 7nn WANTED TO LOAN ON A FIRST
WlslOV mortgage, unquestonable city pro-
Lpir'y. Call on G. G. THoMts0N, ST Nassau street,
A Xrcou