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MoDEsTY TRIUMPHANT. The editor of the MI
nefs' Adrocate does not yet announce his name q
nominee for the Senate.
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SANDWICH ISLANDS. News from Honolulu is to
the 7th ult. An exchange says the most impor-
pleased His Copper Colored Majesty, the King. to
appoint Charles Gordon Hopkins to be Director of
the Government Press. He has, by this appoint
mcnt tie authority to read printers proof in the
Polynes'an Office
The 4th of July was celebrated with considerable
spirit by the Americans at Honolulu
beautiful schooner. called the Kamehameha
w., fore and aft rugged built in the Atlantic States
of North America. but heightened and remodeed.
has been launched by Messrs Johnson and Emmes
She measures between forty and fifty tons by regis
ter, but carries twenty or twenty-five tons more.
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Bridge Notice.

HE undersigned will apply the Board of Supervis-
Z tor FL Dorado county, Sept 10, there
after said Board shall be in session, Tor Lcense to
keep Toll Bridge the Middle Fork of the American
RIVER, The mouth of canon Greek, in sad County.
RICHARD JONES.
August 6. 1850 81 st"
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DRAGGING. The city papers are Dragging, from
time to time of the amount of crime in their cities
respectively. The Chronicle says:
THE fines yesterday imposed by the Mayor in
his court amounted to $685.
To which the State Tribune replies.
"Why Mr.. Chronicle, this is n small item in pro-
portion to the fines assessed by our worthy Re-
cordern
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independent Candidate.

independent Candidate.
The undersigned deputy in the Recorders Office offers
himself for Recorder, for FL Dorado County, the
general election.
35td* J. DAVANT
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Iron Castings and Machinery.
August 8. 1855.

|nNHE price of Castings Of ordinary size and patterns
II reduced to EIGHT CENTS PER POUND >.
Machinery, Engines and boilers, ut corresponding
reduction Vulcan Foundry Co, san francisco
GEORGE GORDON, President
373m f. T STEEN, Mechanical Manager.
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EXPRESS FAvoRs. The acifc Express has sup
piled us, regularly and promptly, with San Fran
cisco papers.
Wells, Fargo & Co have our thanks for early de-
liveries of San Francisco and interior exchanges.
Geo. Vincent and Clark & Henry have delivered
the Sacramento papers during the week.
J. w. Sullivan, of the 5. F. News Depot, regu-
larly. the arrival of each steamer. forwards
package of choice European and Atlantic Papers,
Periodicals and Pictorials.
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INDIAN TROUBLES IN YREKA. The State Tribune
has the following:
We have just received the following intelligence
from Yreka. per Ilorsley & Brastows Express:
freka July 81 Two Indians came into town
this afternoon as spies. and were taken prisoners.
Two white men were killed on Harrisburg Bar.
Scott'S River. yesterday.
1t is reported that two packers were killed on
Appegate Creek, while ON their way to this place
1t is the general impression that there will be IL
general outbreak
Every buck Indian that can be seen on the
mountains will be shot
SHAsrA Aug. 3-We have since learned that
the two Indian prisoners were hung.
We start an Express for Yreka with balls for
Wessons pistols F. TRACY, Agent
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WILLIAM GIFT, W. GIFT
w. w. GIFT & CO.,
B a m x il R . .
Corner Of ] and 3rd StreetS. Sacramento.

VKIIIL SELL EXCHANGE drawn by DREXEL, SA-
w Their CHURCH, al sight, in sums 10 sui, ON
Van Vleck Read Il Drexel, ..............Ne New York.
j. w. Clark Co......................... ..BOst"n.
DItxtl q 20.
johnson Brother Il &Co..................Ba Baltimore.
A. ). Wheeler, Esq .Cincinaii Ohl0
Haskell 4 Co., Exchange Bank ST. Louis, Mo.
A. ID. Jones' Esq, Cashier. Pittsbuig Pa.
A. ID. Hunt &CO...................LOu Louisville, Ky.
J. $. l., ell. Detroit Mich.
AISO-Drafis stuttgart and Frankfort the Maine,
Germany.
Highest price paid for Gold Dust. Certificates of De-
pose and other Exchange bought rates, and
general Banking business transacted.
Orders for Exchange by the Pacific Express Com
pany promptly attended TO-.
Checks on San Francisco at par. 81 3m
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1t is estimated that the Clergy costs the United
States S600O,000 year; the Dogs Sl00OO0OO
the Criminals Sl2OOO,000; the Lawyers S35OOO,-
OOOl
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The San Francisco Herald publishes the follow
ing extract from private letter:
"Yreka. July 80, 1855.
The Indians killed nine men fifteen miles from
town, near the mouth of Humbug, on the 2Sth inst
Your old friend, Mr.. Pickins, from Wheeling. (who
keeps ferry across Klamath escaped unhurt by
hiding himself. We have to keep guard until the
soldiers arrive The report is that the Indians
have killed neatly all the men on Klamath
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The Know Nothing Convention met at Sacra-
mento on Tuesday last August 7th. The follow.
ing is the ticket, so far as nominated when last we
heard from the Convention
For Governor,
J. NEELY JOHN SON, of Sacramento
For Lieutenant Governor,
ROBERT M. ANDERSON. of Fl Dorado.
Justice Supreme Court. (long term,)
HUGH C. MURRAY, of Solano.
Justice Supreme Court
For unexpred term of Hon. Alex. Wells deceased,1
DAVID S. TERRY, of San JOAQUIN
We are prevented. by crowd of other matter.
from giving our readers the platform adopted. hut
shall do 50 next week. The following is the 18th
Article taking the place and answering the pur-
pose of the famed Twelfth Article" of the lhila-
delphia Platform:
XII. The frmest and most enduring opposition to
the agitation o all questions of merely sectional
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G. J. Hubert Sanders, the ex-banker and forger
of San Francisco has turned up in Paris, large as
life
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MARRIED..

In this town. 9Th inst, by j. F. Long Esq, Mons Chas
E. DE LA Marie Made Alexandrine +. Baiaux, all of
This County
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6ouses and farms r1ants6.

DESIRES to PURCHASE 8 DWELLING
IL HOUSE and LOT or VACANT LOT, either 90 l4in,
or Sststs between 9TH and sthavs on 41dst oe~sn
Ne. n West SSd-st
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6perinl Noiires.

o,d Joss1--sreet Methodist Episcopal Church,
- frst he the United SsfesThe members and congregation
.k Church and al who IN favor Of retstops that nue
sstiss hi ne tyresps-st II T. Church, on THURSDAY
IvENlE0 Aus 49, At "a o'clock when fu hiHory OF me
ureh including the eKng difficulties oeoasoned BY an az
empf sci A. viii be given All the CiersJ OF inc ey aio
ssrsctfully invited 10 attend n,
b. order o. the Committee Of ArrenfgeIneTntt-
JAS. I. BARNES, Chairman
C. FERGUSON. Secretary.
a,eokIyn Young Mems Christian Asscciation-
" 10 th|r Regalsr Monthly Meeting TUESDAY EVEN
NO ilb inst At o'clock An EssAy WI DC fee1 OS y H.
TBORNE, ESQ suhIecti secret soclene-
F.-The r. W. GRAND LODGE of SOUTHERN
gfwYORk VIII hold adjourned meeting Of it annual SEES
40 In he room Of o. w. Hail. Grand ana Centre-sts, on
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, 18th mt, At o,eloeh
BY order, JOHN J. DAVIES Grand sec.
Richardson a Boynton,- Warming and Venti-
hIfua warehouse, No Sl4 Brosdwsy-Ihe special aten
p III the trade and others IL iDvited 20 asortInent OF
gRATIEG and VRNTILATIEG APPARATUS, comprising
very variety q the latest snd most approved OF
u Boynons Patent Self leerDg turDece-sn ehthey no"
srteIe worthy the attention Of those Interested
Puigrrnt Intelligence Once and Labor Exchange
- Removed from No a Cspsst 70 the corner Of Centre
- CeuA-sA NewYork The Once IL established BY the
CORN Of Eusrson where can always be found Large
nnrh.rs OF LABORERS and SERVANTS at very low rates
he snd sending the amount necessary 70 pay
required. tees charged 70
poJefs JANIS r. faoAN, oup7IuDsonuons
WhoopIng-Cougb, Group, Diarrhes, Cholera
Norbus Cholera Inhantum and Summer Complaints seize
ssir victims BY esion. and while Thousands suffer terribly
tAoussnds more become prey their fearful rsvages To
sspy check and those dreadful rnesdes all should At
seoe use Dr. JAS. McCLINTOcKS WHooPING- COUGH
REMEDY and his DIARRHEA CORDIAL. They never fail
eject immediate relief and lasting Sold by A.
CUsHmAN Co. No. 2e5 Broadway, and al Druggists
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JnsirurIhuH.

DROOKLYN COLLEGIATE and POLYTECH-
I'D MIC INsTITUTEThs Board Of Trustees Of this inst
beg It's opening in the early part Of
September under the Presidency Of John II. RAYMOND, L.
d. ate of The University OF Rochester assisted by full corps
Of Professors and Teachers every department Of Instruction
IL the aim Of the Board Of Trustees IN the erection
of the Institute and the appointment o Us Faculty Of instrue
ton and with the liberal sced - their disposal TO Sc
cure the czens Of Brooklyn every possible advantage tho
education their by the students Of the Free
Academy NewYork the Colleges Of the City and State
and no efforts the attainment Of this object III Be spared
either by the Faculty Of Instruction b. the Board Of Trustees
Due will BE- Of the day for the admission pupls
both IN the preparatory and collegiate departments.
The Board OF Trustees composed of the following ramed
gent emen 10 whom reference may DO made:
J. s. I. StrsnAhsn, James How,
R. $. Tucker, d. :. Landon,
Luthur B. Wymar, J. n. rockingham,
: b. Chjttenden H. r. Worthington
Josiah o. Low j. T.. Southworth,
John 7. Martin, George 8 Howiend,
Horace B. Claim Charles r Marvin,
Charles g. Bsyls, ), Barnes
J. II. FROTHIN3HAM, President
JOSIAH o. Low Secretary.
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CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL and EN-
~ GLIsH SCHOOL for BOYS No. West l5h-st, near
5thsv-JAMEs BOLTON, A. NJ, Principal Number Of Pu-
pill. limited IS Rooms large, well ventilated, and newly
lifted up for School purposs The coarse OF Instruction
thorough comprehensive aud 5cadssgned &c prepare
bows ether for entering college engaging IN business Ioo
duiies Of the School will commence on MONDAY, Sept ~
Circulars be obtained Of the Principal - the sehoooos
Refrences-J Parker d. d.; II. H. Smith, d. ID. T. u. Nor
gan Eco Arson O. Phelps. Esq
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"a Inn REWARD.-HURSE and BUUUl-
- lOO WAGON Stolen, at Hastings, " Y, on Tuesday
psh the It'll inst Horse 10 hands high years old reddish
gray COLOR light hind feet long light eoloed rail- hind hooi
cracked side growing out warts IN e,r and had wrts
on neck snd leg fine traveller. BUG3Y-WAGON leather
top tides Cd top by E. NJ SStton ~ " old harness
with black trunk containing clothing &c. The above reward
will be paid for the recovery Of the property BY applying No
II Feuysf. j. MATIlsON
NewYork, Aug II, l955.
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. l. SIS I L K g! -
- BOWEy NcElMEE Co.
NEv-YoRs

NEv-YoRK,
Invite the attention Of Merchants generally 10 then extensve
,tok oeb snk and Fancy Goods adapted 20 the Fan use
ebrsens the newest and mos. desirable styles imported ths
,sson Particular attention s requested 70 their unsurpesed
variety Of dres fabrics ordered expressly Tor their very best
City and interior trade believed that SILK Importing
and Jobbing House the country offer superior induce
Now In rore flu assortment Of silks hernos Mus
lin De LANES Ribbons Shsws Lsces, Embroidery, White
Goods Dress Trimmings and every other description Of mer-
ehAudse usually kept in SILK house
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VALUABLE MANUFACTURING ESTAB-
Y LIsHMEST for sALE.-The SEW-L0SDOS fOCN Nd
TRY and MACHINE WORKS dtusted IN the City OF New
London consns Of Wharf MschneShop Foundry smith
shop other Buildings, with stean Engine. Planning Ma
chimes. Engine Lsthes Boring hll, Drills. Cutters Rollers
&c all order for immediate comprising everything
oue the m,nufaoure Of Steam Engines and Boilers and
al descriptions Of Wrought and Cs Iron Work together with
Bras Foundry and Fixtures large assortment Of Patterns
Too. offered for The location Of this property
very the wharf being accessible to steboais and
vessels Of he srsest clses-
opportunity offered 70 Who be disposed 20
engage IN the business. Terms favorable.
keW-Londou, Aug. :, ls56 C. BUTLER, Trustee.
WANTED-A PARTNER, with from $500 to
w : 200. IN cash PRODUCE BUSINESS, IN which
may be done. For particulars address A. b.
box No. 100, Tribune Ofice.
&5 ono A PARTNER WANTED with With
LUMBER COAL, and BRICK business, az point in the
suburbs u New York which growing rapidly and where the
business would be very profitable Or handsome salary will
be who viii tske charge Of the bus
with security for his capital Apply for full partc
c. X. MILLER & Co, Anctioneers, No 1876 Broadway.
go SO0 -WANTED-A PARTNER with
QS.COOs $500. in thoroughly established ard
elusive Man uiarinz business of staple articles among Drug
sisis. Ample viii be given Aepy to ?. s. Box
No. I23 Tribune Office.
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Now Ready.
T II Z TIN X f r s Y =
A TALE OF THE REVOLUTION

IT II l n Il
Il A TALE OF THE REVOLUTION
Price % cents
this figure Of the most celebrated men OF me
period al hc II commences 775 Wis George Washington,
Thomas Jefferson Benjamin Franklin, Roger Sherman Lv-
ingsor Lee Corvallis Howe aud other leading OF the
and the armies The scenery and the eIes Of the
Wishickon the "reminiscences Of Bush Hill the old Brew.
house Docks the House the Block Houses Walnut
Prison and the Of horror therein peIpTsed are ali
trubfny and powerfully portrayed The author has thrown
around the incidents Of this story air OF eaty whch bs
description scenery old and places fully
tsin the felds Of the oden time,
which costy budngs carried back 10
Loxy Honse ia s early days, Bathbebas Bath and the
Garden OF Flowers Again the events Of the Fourth Of
JAY l776 hear the shout Of tho popuace the
outside the old State House. and the excited voices of the
patriots within; the old bell seems to ring as II did
day We conducted INTO the private residences of
Benjamin Frankn placed side BY side with him at his
little table and there his friends listen 10 the
which produced Declaration Of Independence The
auihors description Of this vivid 10 the eStrems and
will be read with Then the struggles Of Wash
iDgtOns little nmyhs retreats his attacks Trenton Prince
with the Hessns &c In all and through ALL the
Tinker Spy figures conspcuousy Phad Sunday Mercury
Bufsloi A. BURKE. Publisher
New-Yofk: ROSS, JONES ToUsEY
Pub isher's Agents.
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90 farmers ano Others.
Go Ubom it ELAN Concern.


MATRIMONIAL WIFE wanted by a
l Ply stefan Of good appearance and pleasing
address native Of Massachusetts, She be Of quiet do
nestle habits Amabe afectOnste and happy dispositon
pleasing address sabe and eompan lnsbe widow or maiden
Aso preferred about a. None will except confidence
and sincerity. Address r. o. l., Box No. H. PostOhce,
with full particulars 10 sus ion, circumstance age, Se
confdtntiallJ. To live in city country desired
ITO NEWSMEN.-I want the ADDRESS Of
Il ONE NEWShAN In each Ward Of New-iork City,
Brooklyn Jersey City and Villa Tho'e 10 the trade
vi send their address Immediately will ind Il to their
advantage r. 5. Flo, General Post Office, New-fork.
INHE UNITED STATES PATENT VEHICU-
i LAR sTRELT-CLEANING CoMPANY-Are now In
successful operation # tho largest cities Of the Union
They prepared contract with corporations consetos
for CLEANING the Streets and Highways Of cities and towns
In any part United States. The system Of sCAVENo
ING adopted by this Company together with their SWEEP
ING and CLEANING APPARATUS has received the highest
commentator the press and authorities in city where
they have operated They also prepared SELL RIGHTS
TO The Machines any peon parties who desire to
purchase the application al their Oces No 5 Broad
way n YorE0 10 South Front-st Phils., and 10 SMITH
SECKEL STIEBEL & Co.. Cincinnati, o. Louisville, KY
and ST. Louis where all necessary information be obtained
SMITH, SECKEL Co.
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MARY LYNDON's PHILOSOPHY
WI This book Ia brave one and will do good work"
New Bedford Mercury.
NJ r Y L Y ~ ID o N;
Or REVELATIONS OF LIFE.
Al AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
In one 12mo VOL, neatly bound in cloth pree 81.
Il Is Of the Jane Eyre school Of noyes; spd apron
mates nearer 10 standard than worn Of the kind winch
our coupsr women have written The writer enenty intel
lectua with sensbity 70 surrounding
and strong PASSIONS and natural her dsnest1n OF Mes
that the reader is impressed with he conv
tcn that quite much record Of experience as creation
Of the Daon The book has s FAULTS and the winter has
opinions which will be difficult for have sympathy
vet 90 powerfully she unfold the Of society that
Msy Lyndon will be teacher the Young 70 avoid lies
errors highest good by considering well the conse
inevitably and with almost philosophical
certainty from every deviation the great Laws that govern
the physical nature and the moral bei' Of the race
THE Worcester Palladium
sTRINGER a. TOWNSEND Publishers,
No. 222 Broadway
And for sale by all the Booksellers, Travelling Agents Car
Agents and Newspaper Agents everywhere
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Mem Qualifications.

HIST TORY o F K A n A 5 =.
II ALSO,
INFORMATION REGARDING ROUTES, LAWS, &C.
By GEORGE WALTLR,
Agent and Master Of Emigration for the New forE hansss
League Price Is cents
Having resided several years In The vicinity OF Kansas ana
beius wei informed regarding the country the winter hsfters
himself this work will be found correct 10 s details
DE WITT g. DAVENPORT Nos. 100 and 1862 Nsssau-st
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VIOvERsyILLE UNION SEMINARY,

HLOVERSVILLE UNION SEMINARY,
VI GLovERsvILLE, Fulton Co, New-YoTk
Rev. Edgar PERKINS, A. ~, Principal assisted By "a EN-
Of literature science music, and ORNAMENTAL culture, uuJ
pursued 10 annilay institutions II he sys; eLlsa
This Seminary ts buildings, is apparatus s fofn
tuTe al new resf, convenient, and az atoaaoe Lsy
window hss Aiads every ssh moves WITH agsaS 49, -
high and spacious-nOt ceAnd besides . ~
renfatoy and spread with handsome eHpet IN ssey y,
sirsbe spponimsn; for literary ins 80 So I,
b.s fynt.6ed rooms with unsurPased seooaoaA0s or
~, NJ For,v po.riius Scholars exclusively renisls
80 ,han fhose institutions whose SorfSH ehase
mn IN, hose iuitlcss er'Is ei ne oi 70 mot
S.,,yv amount Excep: music, there are 70 sztrzs 20
1. boxrsfnf 10 this seminary The Seminary viii open on
II sdneadsy Sept. r.
80 ehoice' ofroorns spply 20 shs Principal or %
IA W.sD sec'v H. CHURCHILL, Prsst.
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fost ano foun6.

I OST or STOLEN-From the subscriber on
the 9TH inst the Office Of the Long Island Railroad Co.
Brooklyn from there In the O'Clock ~ train TO Jamaica
POCKETBOOK containing about SO In Bank bills, as also
several Pomissor, Notes wit: One for $500 drawn BY Rob
e Orr Of No 80 West 3thst in this city 10 the order Of G
j. sehmitt daed July a 1885, flr months One for s27
drawn BIZ W. b. H. W. Doug Newark " j. 70 the order
OF C. J. Sehmt dated about the 2st Of June 1883 tor
47 Broadway Of this city the order OF T. Martin aud IN
torsed by him, dated June lS 1855 for mouths One Tor
T. Martin and payable the Pacific Bank indo sed BY
Martin datd July 1855 for months The finder can retain
the morey By sending TIE Notes the subscriber the
vii be ONO him payment thereof h been stPped
and the pubic in general notified negotiate Of the
shove mentioned for the above satedNew
York Aug g. 1855 c J. sc aMITr, No l79 Chrystis-st-
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6orels.

GLOBE HOTEL-Under new superintend-
~ and prices reduced TO suit the timeso 81 50 pei
Is per day the best Don't torget,
corner OF Frankfort and rsn-sts. House central
neat pleasant and unsurpassed for ventilation.
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,AIRHAYFN sEMINARY. THOs. g. SLOAN,

EAIRHAyEN SEMINARY, TH0s. g. SLOAN,
Il PrIeipaThs School pleasantly situated IN FsiThaysn,
one Of New Haven Conn. Nrnber Of scholars nm
tied 70 IS young ladies' Of any boys under IL Next term
begns 18th Of August ew vacancies 70 DO hed Circulars
az SHEPHARD'5 Book Store, No. i51 Faltons
FLUSHING INSTITUTE.-Thi SCHOOL for
II BOYS one Of The Oldest IN the country situated ~
FLUSHING l. hours distance from New York BY railroad.
4. A. FAlRCHlLo, Principal.
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TNsTTTUTIoN FOR YOUNG LADIES o

Brookyn Hshts No 20 plerrepont s. cor Of Clinton
ALFRED oREESLEAF, A. NJ PrineipL.-rhe ne1t Annual
Session in this school commences on MONDAY, Sept IA
charge Of he sane excellent corps Of teachers daring he
past year Every desirable facility here furnished for scI
rz oroush AID accomplished education, and efor
pepse will be spared securing cortr1sacs OF tho seperos
patronage hitherto snoyed FOR circulars kc apply shove.
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NAILERS WANTED.-A NUMBER Of Nailers
~ and Feeders End resdy employment BY applying
cnmesr Rand Nal and Iron WORKS Bdgeten Cumberland
County, n. J.
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B. & Z. A. CURLEYs BOARDING

3. 4 z. a CURLETs BOARDING
" SCHOOL (Westp0rt, CT reopens MONDAY Sept IT.
TERMsss5 % $50 per session Of fourteen weeks cIcs
references kc furnished BY Mr. w H. DfKEhAN Coz
MR.. & MADAME CRUCY's FRENCH and
y1 ENGLISH BOARDING and DAY ScHo oLfr ~ o
LADIES No 69 HsnrJst Brooklyn NJ. Msdsnne Sh.Sf
have honor inform The parents Of her P1pLS AID me
public Sereray tia. their Inzs.rtcr WI Be nopereo 90
TUESDAY, Sept II, ls&
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no LFAsF-pHIIApELpHIA HOTEL

RIO LET or LEAsE-A Four-story BRICK
uoIrsr :, Per-y-st Greenwich vel adapted r
hn.s. Aso part Of respectable HOuse u 2+hrst
al hs second eoor, With csoton Bah .nd Gs
yes- - Inaure o. J. y. WILLIAMS SON Nc 10
$500 $500 On d.ly Esn 10 q, No. LIS ChsntsrSr
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TO DENTISTS.-A Dentist in IN health will

% DIN ISIS.-A Denrlst N III heaItn VIZ
RESIDENCE situated IN q delightful city IN C0rnecrieut
within few hour communicates with New York By steam
QfscN
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~ pAe;y and with excellent city references % o.
th,s day Al WEsLEYs SELECT FEMALE OffltE' No;
a5 7ih-sy 2d-st. Respectable fari1ss ID city Ard
e.rry viii plesse vt :hs oee ard Judse fr ineEfeives
ga 'sdy n oorstkr: sfsndEoe
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6cnses TO Get.

FURNISHED HOUSE to LET - First-clsss,
Il threestoly and basement brick House, handsomely fur
rshed and pleasantly located ia Bloomfield place Hob0ken
minutes from ferry. Rent 500 per Address
or inquire of LEANIrT WADSWORTH Co, No l68 Pearl.
corner Of Pine-st, New-fork.
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CPANISH TEACHER-A native Of Old Spain
- Who spesks the pure Csssn would ike an ensAgemen IN
void Be equivalent x Board and Tuition in French and
uEkemsties Good reference can be gwen Address r c.
st-Oaice, Brooklyn, NY