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WINTER AM STRING ARRIVAL.
THE WORLDS FAIR
Az receiTeis pc: Burbank II Co.'S Express varied
IL assortment Of
PRi\lS, UcI.AiNES. CASilMERES,
.Neriaos, Gjores, Hosiery,
II ooien GoO}s,
The>e Goods, to-tihcr with the remainder Of Fall ana
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Hats and caps, Boots and Shoes carpetirC, Yankee
Notions, &c, will be soI at small advance over
Eastern cost, preparatory to starting for spring
stock. EDWARD HEENAN,
III Worlds Fair store. cor. 81! and Roberts.
Z he only CrOckcry Store in Minnesota.
ED MARVIN is t!uiv grateful 10 the iIIlabii
Z Paul ami tho ~>h,,lo Torrito.,, 70
rrou pt and very liberal support which they have award
ed to the above undertaking From the first it has been
!s ambition tr do business, " Ch being exclusively
for China. Glass and (uceeWare. should the de-
nli,,S Of the pubic III that ne fully than mix
ed business could do
X. NJ sell cheap. and can fill orders well
any hou,e this side of 1t. Louis; he has heavy
stock. and notwithstanding the high price OF freight and
the scarcity Of crocher> III the country account of
mined sell his former very low prices. Call and
see my stoCh of Gilt Band, White and ll>ire China.
Glas>-warc, Iron Stone China,
Tumbltrs, Cut Mulberry Ware,
do Pressed, Blue Ware,
Fruit Bowls, Granite Ware,
syrup Cams, L & Ware,
etc etc, etc.
st. Paul, -HnneSotu Crocktry Store.
st. Paul, Dec. e. lc53 3l-tf
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3)restott, 1gl:atousis;.

4. 4. NORTON.
Prcecot HS.--coT. Bfood,cay and ke'nihini"f SIS.
IN " hand and for sale at moderate advance ON
4 cost general assortment of
DRI GOODS. GROCERIES iND PROl fSfONS.
Also large srrply of Rr,Dy-N,DE CLorHING,
IIravy Wu0em Bi.NNkETs. Doors and SHOES, Heavy
FLANNEI.s, Over ana | nder SHIRTS
salt. PORK, NaChercl. White Fish, &c.-ShiHcles,
Lumber iath, &c besides every other article usually
found in Grocery and Dry Goods store.
Gal! and
Prescott, Dec. Is 1859. Sly.
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SAW MILL.
TuIIE subscribers having leased and thoroughly re-
u paired the Saw Mill on the kenmhnlch known rs
CuNc's MIL prepared to furnish Lumber oi any
description ut the shortest notice.
SHINGLES, LArn and PICHEfs always on hand.
Custom Saving done on the most reasonable terms.
Those want OF Lumber for building or fencing pnr
poses, will ind it their advantage 2vs call be-
I fore purchasing elsewhere ASA p. MANNING,
ISAAC y. HOLDEN.
Prescott, Dec. |, 1853. 3j-ly.
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>UTAULLIFEINSC COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE III, Broadway, FRiSIrY BrILDl>e
NETT ACCUMULATED FUND, FEBRUARY /, 1855
S2,O1o, 77o "a.

NETT ACCUMULATED FUND, FEBRU AIRY l, 1888
S2,O10,T ,To 64.
Stability -Sec"rify,-Perpefu'iy!
# HIS Company has now established itself on such
firm basis. that it offer to those desiring an ill.,
vesncn hve- greatest of all ,r-il"sa'lm
in lite insurance, viz: full and perfect security Its ms
tory almost, If not quite, without parallel Com
mlencng ls February, lsi3, GO years ago. without
dollar of capital except its receipts for premiums, 1t has
actual cash capital which is nvested III Bonds
and Mortgages Real Estate, principally i'll the cities
of New YORK and Brooklyn, worth double the amount
loaed thereon of S2OO0000 Its receipts Tor pre-
miums during the past five wears have been nearly S2
1000, and for interest investment over S3o0,oOo
and has paid policies terminated by death during the
time nearly SS0O0O0. Its dividends carter reserV-
ing fund sufficient re-insure all outstanding poclcs)
- per the first five Years and 33 3 per cent
the last five, on the amount OF premiums paid beng Al
OF over ~ l-2 cent aunn Tor Ten Years
These dividends added to the policy at their reVef-
sionary value, payable AT death with the amount !s'-
ed be applied the reduction OF future reIi-
um, AT the option of the insured. The buailie"s "i he
Company is conducted strictly on the cash plai-o
creoSand il is believed to hold ont greater luu'e-
ments than any other company. whatever
Its rates OF premium low AS those Oh any eo"i
Office, and believed be lower than some VINO pro-
fess 10 insure from p to 30 per cent les: W,
FREDERICK 5. WINSTON, frest'
ISAAC ABBOTT, Seu'y.
Charles Gill Actuary.
JUSTUS L. MCCARTHY, Agent.
Aug IL, 1853 -yl7.
kITTSON'S ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.
UNllS desirable ground, lying in the most central a
IL advantageous part of the basin OF ST Pani, whef
must inevitably be the principal river business OF VI
town, and ahurding also choice and deilgh'ul Lo'
In the rear upon the bench, Tor Dwelling hoses Is SUI
veyed into Lots, and offered for sale, with tes u
disputed and indspuable. reasonably low prices an
upon liberal of credit for most OF the purchas
money and Lumber for building Oh Lots SOLD IN lhe ~
dition, will he furnished at the rotary on ea
TERMS CHARLES Ii, OAnDs7.
Agent for Proprietors
ST. Paul, July 81, 1851. 10
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Saint Paul Business Car0s.
j ACOB j. NOAH.

JACOB j. NOAH.
II fOINEY At LAW and SOLICITOR IN CUkNCERT
COMMISSIONER for States of Maine. Rhode Island,
ConncctIcHt New lrrk Ienus wanna, Virginia. AL
ubana, Ono and Louisiana.
il All instruments to be used or recorded in any
OF the above States, may be taken ut my Office III ST.
Paul.
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NO.. g..
st. 31dul au0'ts.
A. l.. .LAEPENTEUR,
Dealer IN Dry GoodS, Groc'rie, Pro,,Scns, Clothing
Earduare, China and Quo,pyuars, Cuiay, &C.
THIRD Strict,
Near the corner Of Third and Jackson streets,
st. Paul. Minnesota

vHSIIE river is closed, bui the sto,c. inrpen
Il teur are still open where may t fourd the
extensive assortment of FcreiSn and Domestic Dry
Goods. Carpe'ings Jewelry, ,Gentemens' clothing,
Guiding Hats and Caps Boots and Shoes, ard O,h
er article necessary to comfort proper for display,
the cty attors. stock of Groceries and provisions
OF all kinds, which be SURPASSED; and full
sortHet OF Hardware, Def and Queens Cutlery,
and every other article suitable for Minnesota trades
all of which will be sold wholesale retail, the
most favorable and accommodating terms.
choice variety OF double and single bare ed shot
guns. rifles and pistols, powder TASKS and shot ouches
gun wdds water proof percussion extra gun locks,
wash rods, scICwdriyers and a driving business may
all be found at A. l.. LARPENTEIR'S.
LOUIS OLIVIER, J STONE som.
Reg Deeds, RAINY co. Judge Probate Co. Surveyor
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Also superior lot Of Crockery, etc.
All of which will be sold low for Cash. Tersnn1
wishing lay in their winter supply of Groceries and
PROVISIONS, ?uid do We'll to give call before pug
chasing J. w. DOWNER,
81. Anthony street, st. Paul.
Ian lQ-i0,lv
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II. W. DERBY, Cincinnati
seut bv mail on receipt Of price.

Christopher Norhs Great Work,
THE NOCTES A NJ b ROSIAN 4E g.
L By Prof WILSON, j. q. LoCKHART, JAS. HoGG
and DR.. MAGINS.
Edited with Memoirs and Notes, by DR.. R. SHELTON
MACKENZIE. In vols Price IS
Porpit Of Prof Wilson, engraved steel; History
Of Blsckwood's Mhgaznei Christopher IN the Tent
The Chsdee Manuscript; and Noctes from August,
1919 10 August. 1874
Vol III FnrTAved fac sime OF manuscript page Of the
Nocies in Wilson's handwriting; Memoir OF Prot
Wlsou; and Noctes from November, 1924, to July
1877.
Vol Ill Portrait and Memoir Of Lokhar Noces from Jan
usry. 1873 10 April, 1850.
Vol ~ Portrait snd Memoir OF Hogg NOces from May
1880, 10 November, 1881
Vol V Portrait and Memoir Of Dr. MagnD; Noe es from Feb
uarY, 1882 February, 1855; with coPious ode
to the whole work, embracing over three thousand
10 subjects.
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NOTICES OF THE PRE- Ss.


Whose shall have studied these volumes will have made
himself eonvesant the whole Of polite learning
since the egnning Of Walter seo spler did literary career
fRchnOad Examiner.
That series papers which fascinated the readers Of aek
which hsve subsequently spread ts charm
over the whole literary world until they most without
parslle for popularity" lh4lesh Post.
This the first thorough edition Of the fsm1rs Nfef that
hss ever appeared and not likely 10 be sgrseded
he srotherH Boston Times.
Wherever the language spoken wrtteni wherever
few solitary Of gathered togetheri
whether sInopg the HoenOts and Cas Of the Cape or the
Arsches the Plains; whether In Ice beset ships king life
ard Ath search the lost explorer Of the Northern
Sea WelterDg In bungalows IN torrd India wherever
bis adventurous and nomadc disposition ead him, there the
Epgshan hs defendants love and the memory
Of John wilson and look to innabe Blaekwood for intel
leotual qualification" Tribune;
The 'Nocies Ambrosisne the nights ct Ambroses
where gathered the wis and tempals Of Ednb1fsh-haye
been the admiration Of the whole world Of literary men
Rochester American
They unlike anyhing else In language aud ne must
be dull and spathec indeed who cannot enjoy their strong VI
tally and unfang food Of genay and VIII Boston Trans
IL Is about twenty years SINCE these remaksoie "a
rers IN the pages Of Blsckwood 10 MARCH, s<
were completed and there not OF Literary Taste 70
tie Of this then accessible who
vivid remembrance Of their poetic beauty pa
thcs satire persoual portrature and dee Philosophy
Home Gazette.
The epicures Of literature viii receive with delight the
nouuctnent Of the republication Of the Noctes Of Bsck
wood The pathOs poetry and eloquenee are here MN
Eled with the reckless mrth satire and personsiy
fCoureT aud Enquirer.
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IL JUDGMENT.-This great Painting which occupied the
artist nine years open for exhibition Day
and Evening the hail formerly occupied BY Baynes Geors
ma No 500 Broadway contiguous to the Metropolitan Hotel
Doors open from in the morning unt9 In the evening
Admission q
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Gueeial Notices.

Tndenendent Democratic state ConventiOn.-The
INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS of the State
Of New York requested appoint ONE DELEGATE from
each Assembly District represent such District in STATE
CONVENTION to assemble MONDAY the 18th Of sePsm-
berns1 1t NJ h the City Of Auburn to decide upon the
eours Of action to be adopted in the Fall Election and 70 90
.ny oii business which properly before them-Dsted
Syracuse Aug. ~, 1854 c,ov
CHAs. A WHEATON
ENOCH MARKS, >OnondAgs-
X X RAYMOND,
T.. L. SOULE.
S. ID. PORTER, Rochester
H. SPENCER, Oswego.
ID. III. FROST, Oneida
Z. A. sTANSBURY New-York
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NEw-YORK RACES-NATIONALC COURSE

lN-THURSDAY, Sept. H.
Match for 81 roo h. T., Three Mile Heats
Thos ". boswell Nance gr & ONE-EYED JOE, by Prince
George OF Registers dam years old 70 carry ITO lbs
W. W. Boyden nsmes ca. c. GARRET DAVIS, BY Imp
Glencoe, dam by Leslie, yesn old, TO carry lgi lbs
Same Day-Mstch for 5000. h. O., Mile Heats
Thos w. Doswe names br SELlNE by Epsilon, out Of
Beta by Imp. LeViathsn - --
W. " Boyden namos "a. c. LITTLE ARTHUR, by Imp
Glencoe, out of Blue Bonnets
Persons visiting the Course will take steamboat Ct Fulton
Market connee citing with the Flushing Railroad 81 Hun
ttr's Point disect the track. Also Houston Grand
and l6hst. Ferries Stages from WilAmsbursh at ali
hours 10 the Course OF with railroad ~ Hunes Point
stranrers badges giving the pry Of the Course for the
week price SIo 70 be had the gate. Admission TO the
CouIse s Main stand 50 cents Field Stands free Members
can obtain their medals by application TO r. B. CHEArHAN,
Secretary No 8S Pnce the Course during the entire
meeting A fne Band Of Music viii be in attendance
J.. CARTER & Co.
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n + w S for the p L o. l. F.
~ II you want Newspapers
Ii you want Magazines;
II you want CHI esp Publications.
II YOU want Books;
II you want ANYTHING that IL printed
Cali on ROSS, JONES TOUSEY,
Nc. les Nassau ST, Ann.
II Won want BY the quantity;
IL you want single copies;
IL YOU want In wrapper Tor mailing;
IL Won wan new works published;
II yoH want any thing sent by mail
Cali or send 20 ROSS JONES & TOUsEY
No les Nassau Ct, Ann.
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fanfp goo6s an6 Gtationern.


DLANK BOOKS, PAPER and STATIONERY,
ID sLOrE JAMES,
No % Futonst st near William
sTArIOyERs AID ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFAC-
TURERs would invite The attention Of buyers 10 their
ortment Blank Books Paper, &C. wi theyofer at
Account Books ruled and Bound to any pattern.
BOOKS, PAPER and STATIONERY.-The
I'D underlined teg leave call the attention Of Country
Merchants shd Others to M stock Of Blank Toy and hseeA
ueous Books Fancy and Staple Stationery Writing Letter
and Note Pareri God Pens onnaes Pocket Books
Le Of description, which he Offers low any In the
trade. A cal Il most respectfully solicited.
+ w. S0NNEBORN,
Blank Book Manufacturer and JObber ia Books and Sta
toutry No 94t Fultonst wholesale and retail
ENGLlSH ard FRENCH FANCY GOODS,
II STATIONERY &c.
Large Stock hand and eonstsntly arriving which dealers
are invited to inspect RICHARD MOsLEY & co,
Importers. No 80 John-st., ~ Y.
DARE ENGRAVINGS, RICH FANCY AR
Ia TICLFs. BOOKS. STATIONERY, GAMES, &c
The subscrbr invites BIZ old enos and patrons 20 visit h
new store where he viii se them prices suit the hard
times hioh have since he left CsuAlst
JAS b BlGGAR, No. 6s7 Broadway, Amity-st-
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DUCKLEY's ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE,
ID No $50 Broadway-MONDAY EVENING, Sept H.
LUCREZIA BORGIA
In three acts with scenery, decorations &c. &c
ALTERED Concert commences at u o'clock Tickets
25 cents: reserved seats 30 cents
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Il ART-A collection he most complete made by one
ptron of authentic pcuIes by Guido de Sienna "a D. l22
timabue Ciotio Nermi Persgipo Leonardo da Vinc Rs
phsel Correego Titan Domencheno Salvador Rosa Veas
aueE Murlo Rubens Van Dyot, Tners, Ley, Rembrandt
0eade Ruys6ael Poussn Claude Lorraine Sir Joshua Rey
nolds Hogarth West Creme aud Horace Nernet No $50
Broadway. Admission 2S cents
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dmnsements.


CRY ST A L p A L E.
TRE FoR TIE ExaBEIoN OF
TRE 9s ALL have .sGySs $ se 70 ss
Crystal Palace for competition before s Of October inst
Of said aees sha have beetOse been exhibited for
competition in lT The CTystsl PSl99e; yD n,p,ouA
For the best invention ior Chespenng the Manufacture
ofPser
For the best improvement in Printing Presses
For the most useful invention in Machinery
For the most useful invention in Agricultural Implements
1 F the e r I Il EIsSs S:s I have nePe been
trial shall be had if required and the Jury shall be chosen by
the New York Fire Department
For The best manufacture Of Wooen Goods Csshmees in
proportion
For the best specimen OF Cutlery.
For the best specimen Of Gold Silver and Plated Ware
For the hest specimen Of Porcelain.
For the best PspoFo
For the best OIL Painting
For the bsst iece In Sculpture. -
For he best specimen Of Embroidery the merits OF which
10 '' '''ia' BR6SzE RGS y MEDAL NED hSD DIPLOMA
For the beet invention for Ventstng Ships.
For the best specimens Of Decorative Art
For the best Caniage
For the besi Sewing Machine
For the bet specimen Of Artificial FloweS
For the best specimens 10 Photography.
For the beA specimens OF Mosaic
FSr sSs iSs beet beet PesHeHs Of Stained Gsss
For the beet specimens of Cabinet Ware
For the best specimens OF CrockeTy
For the best specimens Of Stoves
fOg the best specimens OF mafblelHed iron
Fer The hest pecmens Of Terra Gotta
For the best specimens Of Painted Window Shades
For the best specimens Gas Fixtures.
For the best sps cimens Of Brushes
For the best specimens Of Book Binding.
For the beat specimens Of Dentistry.
For the h. specimens of Surgical Instruments
For the hest specimens Of Soaps. =
For the beet Of Preserved Specimens used as FOOD
For the best specimens OF Raw six
For the bes specimens of India Rubber Gutta Percha
Goods
For the best specimens Of Boots and Shoes.
For the best specimens Of varieties Of Leather with
GEES of tanning
For the beet specimens of Saddle and Harvesting.
For the besi specimens Of Tanks and Carpet Bags
For the best Gotten Manufactured Goods
For the best Print Goods.
For the best Under Garments.
For the best Ladies' Dresses.
For the beet husketo Net.
Fer she belt Fishing Tackle.
For the btst MSibled Paper.
For the best Guns.
For the best Club or Surf Boat
Ccmpent Jures IN be seleced decide upon the merits
OF the respective articles and decision will be rendered al
the Of the Exhibition Applications for space viii be i'd
dressed 70 N KINGSBURY Superintendent Crystal Palace
Sept II, 1884 JOHN H. WHITE President
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To the Legal Profession
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w AMENDED CODE OF PROCEDURE, second and re-
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81
NOTICING all recent decisions down to the day Of publication
with Wv u md wedisesed Appendix Of Forms aud Text
Of the Code and new Rules subloned
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WHO's DICKi-To be satisfied, secure a
w copy Of The True American which contains ths mos
Startling Expose ever published of CONVENT
TIES-being full truthful narrative OF the in49e De
bauchees and Child Murders Pegested n tAe N9nnees
here and elsewhere BY . CARMELlTE fHlAh i'r1neriy
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD CAUTION!
The Publishers Of
FASHION AND FAMINE
"AVE RECEIVED INFORMATION that
copies Of this book in paper covers have been offered
about the city for sale.
ALL SUCH COPIES HAVE BEEN STOLEN by some
persn or persons unknown either from the bndey or the
printing The publishers have never Issued any copies or
FASHION AND FAMINE In paper covers
THE TRADE ARE CAUTIONED against purchasing this
book from irresponsible persons and for the information that
will the apprehension and conviction Of the offenders
the above reward Will be given
BUScE BROTHER.
Publishers Of Fashion and Famine No l1t Nassau st n T.
THE AMERICAN II.s MEDICAL nE[ Ss MONTHLY
CONTENTS sEPrENBEk SUNBEE
Amputstion the Shoulder Joint oE the removal Of Ee
Oeo Fibre Cancerous Tumor Of the HumerouH BY ffoL
J. NJ CarnAehEn. plates
on Nervous Fever. By Dr.. W $ Bowen.
Diseases OF the Eve. By Dr. IsidOr Gluek-
Rssnarks on Group. By Prof Peasee.
Hughes on Ausculfstion
SlOda on Ausc scuation and Percussion.
JHeeE on Cataract
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ON SATURDAY. SEPr l6
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New Publications.
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N BARTON" entitled North AND SOUTH viii be
eonmeuced in the November number Of DlcKENs's
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STE MBOAT LANDINGS, and
DIFFERENT FERRIES,
whereby the 10000 strau who come to the city daily as
well As Tho citizens made acquainted immediately with
each omnibus advertiser. ..
IT ment Ia prominent and attractive
,y such fail TO arrest the attention Of the most
careless obteTver. -
HOLBROOk Co, No 25S Broadway
CRYSTAL PaIace.-ATTRACTIVE and BEAUTIFULLY
FINISHED SHOW CASES for SALE,-A variety Of mag
pifesnt SHOW CASES Of different szes and designs sua
bic 10 nume branches Of trade Also number Of COUN
TIERS and COUNTING-HOUSE DESKS can be obtained at
Incredibly low prices by applying 10 SAMUEL BRENOORT,
Crysn Palace Those who necessarily require such articles
a. the shove should avail themselves OF oppor-
tupity.
CRYSTAL Pnlace.-SlNGULARLY RARE SPECIMENS
of ofFMBROIDERED INDIA sHAWLS.-FINE z of these truly
magnificent shsws selected expressly foI the EKh
btion BY the Turkish Commissioner v Chirsgy, now be
purchased at reduced prices by applying to
SAMUEL BREVOoRT Crystal Palace.
Mechanics, Institute of the City Of New York.
Members Of the Debating Glass will please meet at the Lee
TURF ROOM No l Bowery, THIS EVENING, Sept IA,
1854 Of u O'Clock. Persons wishing to unite with this Glass
are respectfully invited 10 attend JAMES HENRY Actuary
EmlaranI intelligence ONCE and Labor Exchange
n Removed No q Canalst to the OF Centre
and Canal 81 New-Yok. The Office IL established BY the
Con mssoDers of Emigration where always be found
and persons have their orders hed BY
writing the Superintendent and sending the amount neces
passage OF the parties required No
TO employers JAS r. fAGAN sopeIlntenoenI
An Improvement has been made in the Happy
Family Al COSTARS Rat, CockIoach &c, Extermnstor
Dep6 No 4e Broadway. Free show ut the window outside
Of The store. Where is Bamuml
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

CERVANTS-The best in this city. as Cooks,
- CbsmoeTmsids Nurse Homework Ghls, snd Also Farm
ers Coashnen Gardnes &c English, Scotch, ush 0sunas
and Amencars Can be engaged at No. East Broadway
ccrucr OF Chsthanl-squsre.