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The Secretary; or Circumstantial Evidence.
BY the author of "Heads and Hearts."--
Dewitt & Davenport, N. Y. City. $40.
PIP. 900. 30 cents.
This is work Of intense power, and one
showing forcibly the great danger the.e is in
condemning man on evidence purely cir
cumstantisl. 1t demonstrates that no chain
of circumstances, however strange aud well
connected are impossible to be brought a.
bout by resolute mind, sternly bent on per-
petrating great wrong. 1t is a work Of
great dramatic power, and portrays the hu.
man passions with a masters hand.
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HuMoRs OF THE DAY.-We have hitherto
been SO anxious and apprehensive as to the
fate of the Nebraska bill (suys the NeU York
Erpress) to enjoy or indulge in pleasantres
concerning it, but the sudden lighting up Of
the horizon caused by the decisive vote of
the House which sends the abominaton to
the committee OF the Whole impes liveler
mood, wherein we gladly hail such sparkles
as the following:
"John Brown, Ferryman," writes to the
Editor regularly favored with his correspond
ence as follows:
up. S.--I understood you to say the other
day, in The Evening Post, that the President
was. in favor of leaving the subject of slavery
in Nebraska to the settlers. WiA you please
TO inform me Uheiher the NeO Hampshire elec-
tion is the one Of settlers he refers tot"
And this from the NsU Hampshire Tsle-
graph (Nashua) is some:
AFTER appearances began 20 indicate that
the Democracy had got pretty severe drub-
bing at the late election, one Of the Inter
riied was explaining the cause to another,
and attributed it the Nebraska bill. The
Nebraska BILL said the intelligent sovereign,
there's money enough in the treasury--,Dhy
don't they pay The id hing, and have it on.
Of the pay3'"
And this, from ,ne Of our own correspond
ents, seems in our altered state of feeling,
not very bad:
THE DoUGLAsEs--A swoP.
Let Slavery now stop her mouth, g
And quiet be henceforth;
Ws've got Fred Douglas from the South
She's got Steve from the North!
But that no difference should be paid
~ were hardly fair to ask her.
We've made so much the better trade
She claims to boot--Nsbrsska!
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0rThere was a vote taken recently on the
wh,skv question in Greencastle, Indiana,
whieh r,su,tcd Ms follows:
For total extsrminstion so2
For partial prohibition II
Against prohibition D
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Graham for April contains. its usual large
quantity and superfne quality of reading mat.
ter and engravngs HeadIy's life of Washing
ton is in the course Of publication in it.
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ARCHBISHOP HUGHES FOR THE ANNExA-
TIeN OF CuBA.--A Washington paper says
it has seen private letter from gentleman
in whose representations it has ample reason
to place implicit confidence. He says;
"In regard to Cuba, tell our friends that
Archbishop Hughes will probably do his best
to direct the Catholic interest in the United
States towards its acquisition. We went
from Havana to New Orleans together, and
had many conversations on the subject. He
says the condition of things there cannot
EXIST that as the ncapacty of the govern
ment to administer the island increases, i'm
positions and restrictions are imposed, and
that nothing but the degradation and i'm
beciity of the Creole population prevents
them from shaking their yoke. The Bishop
said that he thought they were a harmless,
satisfied race, repudating all interference
with their condition. His visit, he says, has
awakened him from his delusion. l have
no doubt that he earnestly desires its annexa-
ton, and his great influence will tell on the
result with powerful effect"
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New YORK, April 8.
The State Senate refused to pass the Ii
quor Law over the Governors veto.
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Putnam for April isreceived Report says
that Putnam is about to improve the Monthly
very much. 1t is one Of the best Magazines
already.
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UsIosrowN, March 2Sth, 1854.
Wheeling Township Bible Society reports
the amt, of Bibles g. Testaments on hands
January 4th 1853 s,9l
do do do do a5th 1854 27,45
Ss1 SO
Amt, of Bibles g. Testaments
donated to Destitute .2,49
do do do do now in
the repository 3,l9 SOL
S25,75
Am sold, Cash received from
contribution 7l0l
S96,7e
Directed to ibe specially applied for the
benefit Of China.
WIN. DUNBAR, Depository.
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A large band Of feounterfeiters were arrested
In N. Y. on Wednesday, who had been foe
ding the city with counter cit bills, chiefly on
the CranstoR Bank Of Rhode Island.
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Mn. SoULE AND THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT
The Madrid correspondent of the London
Times lately announced that Mr.. Soule, Uni
ted States Minister, was in "high favor par
tcularly with the Queen, who, it was repre-
scented, had shown him marked attention.
II. however, the Paris corr espondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette 10 to be relied on, the
very reverse is the fact. He says he learns
from "reliable authority, that the Spanish
Government has demanded, or is about to de-
mand from our Government, the recall o. Mr.
Soule and, after stating that the cause ol
this move is not'assigned, adds:
at is altogether probable, however, tina,
the Spanish government suspects Mr.. Soule
Of having something to do with the late Rev
olutionary movements at Saragossa, and as
acting as general propaganda for the re-
publican party throughout Spain. II is said
that The doors Of the entire diplomatic corps
are closed against him and his family at Mad
rid, since the duel, ard that certain persons,
in order to avoid inviting him, have refused
giving receptions that would otherwise have
taken place."
E This letter is dated the 9th of March. Ano-
ther letter to the New York Commercial, da-
ted Paris. March 18th, says:
"Four gentlemen, residing At Madrid. In the
capacity ofminis,sss from various powers,
near Queen lssbslisr are at present in Paris,
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To Correspondents.
Communications must be handed in before 10
o'clock on Wednesday, morning.
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CHRONICLE AND ADVOCATE
u. Il. COwEN, Editor
Friday Mor,sing April =, 1854.

THE PEOPLE, AND THEIR RIGHTS.
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TIE EEw.KOEK IRiBUS
Geefiol S0iiGfs.

ifricnn Ins'Ts-to-Farmers' Cuba Resular ", sting
vii y lid Al tie nspmroEy 30 3i broadway TUE DAY
Inssn Com Pref BiAPEs will pres Win
II MElGS, Secretary.
Piano-fors Mnier.' Unioukn adjourned meeting q the
Pis-o Fore Makers Of tho City Of New York will be
teld io.e'ssds No el Hester 81 on TuESDY EVENING,
March q a7t o'clock T. L. TAYLOR President
THoHsoN Secretary
City ReCarr.-A Reform Meeting will be hed 10 the Park
WI DNt SDsi the "a met a. p Gminsn speakers will i'd
dIess the .etrg Friends Of Reform. rally!
CIV YOUNG, aud Others, Committee Of Arrangements.
New-isrk Vegetarian Scciety.-Ths dfesuth mon hly
viii be held ThI- truesd ~ EVENING March a.
Ift It Azores ~ Dr. TAYLOR Sas.ian ia"i'sd TG.cts
d,stu,sj susDsers.Peeisly welcome H. I TRAIL Prest
&c II LIZ BARON, Cor seey.
National Academy OF OesiRD.-The T~enty-ninh An
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TO- he paP3. Of v,r51Ss ph F0re' on Tuesday the z't
The Exhibition will be ooened to the public the following
~ r. ADDISON RICHARDS, Cor MA
Brooklyn Young Men's Christian AssociatIon.-Thsre
viii b. astecis meeting " tbs Associ oD he'd TUESDAY
IVrNISG z.t i' ocoes il the Lecture Room Of the
Second fItyrsn horch jaocton OF Facn and Clin'
70 ts's ard te in regard the de Of
the Youth Of our City Young generally cordially Invited
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BY this combination seeking
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the which usually the The whole cost for
modus and eligible Dot including equal interest "a bi5 90
int. On his cation the regular reports Of tn hcer will
,foding excellent opportunity all who wish
them,elve OF the full statistics of s .Svanee
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OF integrity honor ability OF the condaeor Of this enter
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Ter from New Cts sud vicinity Please address ordeF, for the
Roek o.i-psid A WHlTLOCK Editor and Publisher No
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Any be lad Of SMITH ABBOTT Proprstors
OF tie Mar haitian Hotel In Fulton Broadway. v l.
DIED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDS.-A Purse
II o. Is viii BE- given THURSDAY 2H us mile he sts best
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CPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS-Mis KATHA-
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% formers amo Others.

..CUANO'-For sale in lots to suit purchasers, By
~ Il. ,ui,etlAxr 4 w. CANE iOJ
No Ils Wsls.. Bf0oklfn ferrF.
DHRUVIAN GUANO constantly on hand and for saie
in rv.p,ii,. 70 -is bs,er- by GEOR w THOMSON Nc.
Souihst ora. IA wsshossss "a fsrnsa<t, SesSsen
Su,'as sue wsli.t FsrIies Biootiya
ITO FARMERS Dust for sale at No $50
II West sesh~r- bs,ween iirh AID 18th Aopy TO
A SCwARTZ late No. - ieth sv, " Y.
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DARTS.

A Cock and to wash and iron, or to do the house
~ O. private fsuy b ard Wsifer Chsn
leTusd ard WAisr ~ The other Thess G very eIper
creed Ard bAve excellent city reference Gall No u ohav
the tcois;oTe
4 : good Cook and 10 wash and iron, in private
IA fanny ty and Nurse and Gambler
by the other These Girls peri
have excellent city Cal No ~ 6Ih
tie b6cksioie
A S pRFssMARER and 10 assist in doing upstairs
"A Nurse By very experienced tidy and Esu
ecuucr6e6 lcls-srd Worsn Is frsate oai Of
ehtrtn Wins herself usef1l Gail Nc Rviag
81, fi't 6oer for days
An ENGLISH WIDOW LADY wants situation
"A Heu.eseper take ehsss Teacher q youHE children
Coufersson mueh object comfortable and resPeets
be Leue. AetEsts ;. ;, Chatham sqgsTe Post-Ohes
4 RESPECTABLE Protestant GIRL wishes a stu
"A sfier u Nue CT AID woslc ssss 10 s1t cham
be not ensasea a. Va q "ss:st
"a fooT froriroou.
4 RESPECTABLE GIRL wants .ituatlon as Cham
"A terrsid md Waite Muse Ia sesusrez Lived
place Can hes- Of city refereree Cal
Nc. y ttvsnilst, between ~ 40 -d-iys
4 RESPECTABLE WOMAN wants situation as Cook
n in pryte 6ufy sks rrGsTGsnd. her h.nss Thoroughly,
ard Of city reference No
yfssspry C,gEo ~ Hvkerry r, neG HeasseH
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Summer Retreats.


TYNION HOUSE, opposite Union Railroad Depot,
Absnyr TROYTbs Ho1.e viii be opened on Or sboat the
I'd esy the mediation Of the public The hoass
ard dusd al the m0cerp mpro and eo.
ing frnhd IN peor The Pppeor vii Dc happy 70
s1v frre also all t1Oge q the rssess pabAs
"a evor lin With call ". sTBARS3 Propulsion.
UOUsE in the COUNTRY 10 LET.-A small but
new beautiful Hogs, n village sery near the ely 20
"a SSeap.nts ASGres NORTOs bsI No 1884, Tribane Ohes
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Gcrscs. Garridses, Sc.

EOR sALE-A ullblooded Morgan Horse, scrrel
eolc 49, hards warranted sound add kind coed 1sFes
and ,lkh diver Apply No ia ChAnbersst s.eood s,y
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II ELEM MULGR We;
Il Or,
JESUIT EXECUTORSHIP
Az AUTOBIOGRAPHY.

JESUIT EAECUTORSHlP.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
Price in cloth, 75c. paper sec
This story the prosecutions trials and hardshs which young
lovely fen ale underwent hands Of her heas Jesuit
fit read and judge for herself in
of fsb wildly drawn We do not think we ever
read interesting novel IL novel it can be
called all the characters to life and act the parts
has shown them fully capable
ofscDg. 1t fully equal to Miss Sinclair. Beatrice"
DE WITT a DAVENPORT,
Publishers, Nos $50 and 1872 Nasaust
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BY Hamilton Meyers, author of Bell Brandon
ELLEN welts Or the Siege OF Fort ssuwx" THE Emsant
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The scene of the story City NewYori
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the groundwork Of plot Of order The
time through fifteen sixteen embracing the boy
hood early manhood Of the hero He has wildly portrayed the
bsneu of avsce deep dyed vany the berng
soul crafty that passion by dishonest meansthe
engrO,sips leading the snuuus ike by till
at last which lie has oed and nned at the
moment of ncied fade like vision from biz He
has toll struggling for honest exiene bat
while has between worthy poverty and the
unbessed wealth of him who accumulste for himself alone he
has not drawn pureus Of cities those degrading
pictures frequently found modern literature which shock the
sepsitilhie' while they may not fail to ntere' u.s.
(Phiadel phia Dollar Newspaper.
Fors,I INV RI-NCE BROTHERS, No. 1874 Nassust, ~.
HOSMER's POLITICAL WORKS.-Will be ready
SATURDAY March 25 III vols i2mor with portrait
THE Poeca works William C. Hosmer, frat collect
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THE MONTHS. SONNEIs.
oCC AsIONAL POEMS MISCELLANEOUS POEMS &c.
much Of the material which constitutes
mind what Is rand
and beautiful IN nature" lChlrcb Journal Eng
Next Week
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VVILLIAM ". CR-D-R, Of New-York par
w ttulsriy r.aueas that I'D friend and school eos
GLORGE w PUGH Of LogyiarA would seaa hin ss sddrss
Esv-Qslssas psPsp gssN ssHyI
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ITO COLLECTORS of COINS, MEDALS and

JUIIEI tOI-FOI
i WATRR-COLOR DRAWIEGS.-Mr. WEBSTER No. II
G. Puef CoTsnt Garden IOE1on Dealer 10 Ancient &
desse Moeer Csls sns Medal Inspector Of Counterfeit
homer tboss gentlemen
uus that his extensive comprise. Tbs daes aud
Historical b8Hismae u0ngrents st prices gaiying
eorSrs 20 her tsrify and SAFE VI presery ltion-
Mr Celrss contains bes tfsl md veuse ssee
o ssries Creek konnsn Earl Brush
Enalish. std Colonial, IN gold, silver. snd copper
beer hoIorsd With the examinations
rr.st collectors France Belgium Holland Ger
maEy oiher pars cf tie Continent bess svs
tho. rim Id their orders ths: the
l. e1ccGiei h rhs utmost and tia, al specimens
cha.ec wi te wsri-ztet zsnure.
Csssa, aye forwarded request ard tie refer
ercss e ard required. Public Museums furnished Coils
efhef ron stock or from sales
" vsbes dispose Of bis Sgmisaa;i: Library price $50
L scEnoseEse By the first rrusnsoozss 70 be the be.s pr
vtte r.ry KANT containing the yscabe There
So 6c voiae AID be h also beautiful .erss Of zen
Weir Ccor DraEipss for dpctL by kesenE1 Of ROM con-
prt The Coseu PtePs The Pl.theol and various Italian
seeney These dswir would ooh vey srass 10 library or
gsrT. They glszed pls.s ss Dasasi)os excl2
G. he frsnn's p in BY 81 b. i Pdee Eo
G.rticeu rsogirnz the gish Ssu &c Aed may ns'e
f'''s1's0 'Ns- " 'PP'1HN'H - VIC wM WEBSTER.
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ITO WELSHMEN-Left his house (Merthyr Iydhl,
C,.rors.rshire. Gres, Britain ia the yait IS2 DAhtD
DAVE thr .bour Old Hst eompexn sonut of:ef 10
ilch. hh He sEsd The moth q Sept-Ebsf s%s a. se~
VAR her. e-prfed himself % back ssoa .1d Sl>fs
h until rfs 1876 WEec - slPposec 20 have sf
AZ az Bin PirsbDIeh N February lsR benf
b. steam packet 70 New
ards Had private mark 10 esfehpoD r.
a. - Inforusu respecting him whsther dead alive
..rrST REQ Le sent M ROWLAND editor Of The
C,f. No Iss Orchards, New York alive, he may hear
ofou % bis advantage from the old country.
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Go Ubom il man Concern.

!
A WIFE WANTED-By Teacher Lecturer and
"A Reforzer aged 80 The lady be healthy avegeabi,
loving oielctua and ofornatory aud
.be how poor or Address cELBACY The Trb
| Office, stat IA where an interview may be had
DUILDING LOTS at CLARENCEvILLE, L. l.
- publ meeting for the admission of Subscribers to thsss
srd et worth 200 or sgt) VII be held every THURSDAY
JACOB PECARE, Office No ij3 Heserst-
TOR ONE DOLLAR-Instructio for making at
laur cost the most valuable Hair Dye now sGown cs
,bt for oofns durable and cheap excellent AID cheap en
rrs.eryins Mest, Fruits &c, fresh Gcdre.s
R. THOMAS Chemist, Broadway POst-oice.
1NFORMATION WANTED of BRIDGET B.
in 1851 No IS Lexngtonsv Nwyork They msy hear of
onethns their advantage by addressing No $50 Pacific
Brooklyn
TOHN HART, Shoemaker, formerly leather inspector
~ Ct city who msy be OF bis
viii otbse etd By enclosing h address Ii Tribune
NTATRIMONY and INDUSTRY-On receipt of 81
WI will send instructors bow win the devoted affections Of
s N b. nPsS va 70 M Aa R n asa f's9 .
81 Metropolitan o, No 1872 9th-st
DATENTs for INVENTIONS procured in all parts
London Psrs Brussels Brtain s9d
also several other countries may be sien As ana
This borns 10 mind reference Of snoas
Pstsat. JP.PlRssoS, No. WslI.-
COLDIERS of the Militia and Artillery for the de-
- ts ofthe state War ofsll
sS s' F' ~. Is sospy'1f E ana
te made without delay At my Office No % Gh,ssSs 2229,'s
Cfsnters N-doLAs AohC.
CPRING TRADE of the COUNTRY-Advertiser
ay places population Character and ereu son Of
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TOR SALE-A valuable stone GRtcT and FLOUR
ING MILL about eight of Land aud Dwelling
Hou.e. ecod location At rcGnwyle Cortland Go Any
fishing whole Of said property have on
easy Inquire personally BY letter Of A.
AUSTIN, CT the premises AZ sriN Executors.
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SCHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS and
~ STATIONERY CHEAP 80 the CHEAPEST
HIGGINS 4 KELLOGG,
Wholesale Booksellers and s.toner Publishers and Blank
Manufacturer No 81 John Ne~Yot beg Booksellers
ard Couuty Merchsn DO bay large small qrant; that
they rd better -otInt q god N the line ana
O Low fhSr tEer esabl shuent
Being t1enssely he Manufacture Of Blank Books Of
desirable krd they Offer Induce that Eae
and tLe publishing ar other facilities enable them furnish
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
equally favorable terms.
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\ WORTH Of MAGNIFICENT

5000 g w9RT i n. Of s MAGNIFICENT
ROCK Of PURE GOLD Each subscriber dollar receives
aIeet tr two subscription
Tiseieal and msIoTu Aon'h' aaFsrnes prsen,
arc te cusleA Os forth
OF TIE work Ttt beautiful Country House GrJ1nds well
kuoTn Wbtlo,k Boarding School Establishment The house
ecuuofious for f With u. approved
isrd situated the Dsnbury Eorwsk RAILROAD valued
Building lets Wilton Conn valued a. each ... 400
a mos atfitble Mar located active. vii
lsEe upen the y. ard Railroad valued II 00l
Tie TO- Loan. Of Cash security
each
Ous Loan 30
One Lon 300
Oue Len
is Pis1r ttch..... ...........
rs Pi.nts worth $50 each 1910
0CG hest ssnds,d RooEs Il each .............
ICWO vel seIecied Books esch........... 1900
IOcf6. excellent Boots OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 900
It rtsrstrg and yo hy Books cent
SEWING Machines valued 80 n............ so
at
100 sw1rs Nacbines worth as each $50
1p Cod Watches valued $50 each ........
WC 60 Penti worth , each ................ 500
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DpIy! STORE and LEASE for SALE-A frst

c,s retail Drug store being located very acufshas and
Fashionable PAR; the snd doing large rscron ani sney
goods business person having IS 600 $500 % uves
6r opportunity By Addressing Box l9i Post
- rsfxer taffen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21

NETANTED-A situation as Chanbermad aud to do
w psin Uing Cb4mbermsd and Waiter by respecti
bic young Woman Who hiss the best Of reference She lived
years her last place. Call No 22i sullivan No
frrtf floor ten .ys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21
GOAL LANnS.-An interest," In lO.OOO acres ol

Anthracite Coal Lard in Penrsyvans stnsei >hsnoNr
Valley the lire OF the Sunhu and Potts.e Raj road onsfes
sale Offering great rducsment. 20 e,piass Apply
JAMES CURRtE. No go Bros i~sy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21

WANTED-By a respectable Protestant Woman
situation. travel with family Europe, B4bys
The hst Of testimonials character Call No los
West l7th.si between 6fh snd 7th-ays
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21

6r SAIL With Of sni and eight dwell "a Houses,
sheen the CITY Hall the Harlem R,ircsd AZ lacks-
hoe dfrt N,.chsster COUNTY hour ride from NewYos
TIE above properly the valuable where Ne~fork
ARMY 20 u pODGMAN No. y Miden.l,ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21

4 YOUNG MAN OF moderate fortune IN deslrous VI
~ connection With established wn9lesae
house city Hri~ss Dtuss Can tarned
cars OF si5No 5000 which be mNfersiy u-
husnsss proves setoy Hs ledge oths
references aud required Address
box No Ia this oee Communications REGARDED a. eonn-
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