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Dantirs Aeaormies.

DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY,
a. No 80 Bfoad~sy opposite llh u - o2-n Tor No
ORION of rup. ~hJ cAn commence tim~ Ladies
SO children on Nednestays Saturdays - and ?
G-nsueH 90 edrsdsys ThursdaJs ss1 every other ~
6sy Of " PracucinE Aembies Saturday evenings
for Ladies GentSurn. Molih'y soi.--s - usl.- Cru
srs eontsinn hous and Of nstru,ton c.a y
bad tie Aeaieny az time, or VII o- sen bJ post
AIRS. A. LANNAY's DANCING SCHOOL, at
WI Montague Hall 30 Court Btoos-yn -Cla"e, or
quarter being foucd Tue quarter dates
from ne dsy u entrance Lessons NE DNEsDAf ant
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS. commencing a. s. O'Clock
Natrce paussutes IS heretofore
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fosi an0 fonno.
forces, Carriages. Sc.

E'OR SALE-A large, bright Bay HORSE, suit
abe nor feny Carriage kird and true in harness VIII
se sSa eneer fs Of Apply a. No South stu o;
Musrseaish Aso ihreessst Carriage sud Harness and
MULES.,-FOr sale, u splendid MULES, from
Avn H 10 10 hsnrs iEsh-sA young. Apply
TEDJAh huNT, Clsfksv!le Dep5t.
T. X Of New Jsrsey.
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gicthina.

EORa FEW DAYS M0RE.-The entire S.ock
Il - "a 81 slc.s~sy, comprising ONRR COATS rat
MAS BU.INFsS COATS Sc - 2 b soA = 20, p-,-s.
prior O. r-''vsl 70 - 30 ocsr - 5 R,s8~ay ., 49,
Ut 90 hfr.rs MN INNINGS
Nh,irsaie snt Rstsn Dcs-r ir So g.sia,
rrify.aists ri,-hat
SHIRIS.-LONGUEylLLE. No. IA Rue Rich
- dies rss - rh-.isr Ffsrcs. Pan.
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l)idno- fortrs ano iflusit.

STONISHING REDUCTION in the prices Of
n PIANOS auc MELODEOS>, 10 .u.t tue tnss VIZ. q
OF Rosewood ; o. ti15 Rosew01d u I5 % . ~
Rosewood Oct $40 o. s.15. Ons Irald Piano, 80
cost $500 F.As superior M-0ceons CahAs Patent, . 10
second AID Pianos from ~ % J-5eins f-daci3a
per tcn usual prices each losrunrlt ay ~-f'
r.Lt,d MCDONALD BROTHER.
No - 5oSery aesr HOustoas-
4 RE OUR READERS aware that az No. All
n Braiwsr c'u be procured, st SINAI pTe- tbs bet
PIANO fORlE5 nAlkst Also. that ths Or>ud DsonA
Piano - A " Lsdd a Co with their acton, pro
uourced he best square FAno- Va Sole aseaoy u
C.fhsTt 4 Nsestsn's unrs.ed NkLODEOSs, 81 No. al
BroaGNby.
NO-FORTES-GREAT BARGAINS.-One
sia5 s. go. been used sh.s; tine; sarraatet-
with u elegant Psn0 Fofts, @ sad octave
with leisllc frames
Gisnd Das0la scNe equs . the Grad Pi9o half tue
cOss end SUPERIOR sns thils offered
PEE sle Of Mla- sto3i Psttern Peei 70 SAT- the
tines 81 q. a II. BARNORES
No Sis Bleecter-st-
= PERL ATIVE PIANO
> raf OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT
7. II. CHAMBERS
Ne SSs Broadway.
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ARGE OFFICE IN WALL--I 10 LII
n. furniture with lNEe sale suitable Tor pa, (
,orp.p, % b. .oi Apply ct No Walls; rssf odee tf't
for.
S,TFAN POWER to LET.-LOFTS, with or
- .ltho.t STEAM POWER. Apr .
- CHARLES NJ slsOasON, No lsi Lewis a.
ITO PR1NTEBS-To Let, the Iron store cor
,sr q BesIu.n ard Pe.f ss srEs scc0 nn0ii o..
-, a. very .t ga vel sds I'd for Fancy Pr1ser Ea
raves cfi -es. similar tu.ic~ss lnf1r- OF
Wm ii CARY Co. 10 .i5 Pe.i. . ns.i fatIr
TO LET-One or two desirable OFFICES, IN
j Trinity Bulldog ct>-p Add--s- sot No sstS ?. o.
yI,O IFT.-Witb 4 view Of concentrating his
tasna-- st of FebruaIF 2t5 a. he ID ioeAios
No BrlscwsJ shefe - i aoS th7 aades sPee
n 81 BfosdEsy corner o. Prince o. 1ieh Yo--@-on
49, D. sssu II Ia. date, Or 5efors, II d-sirrd
~ T JENNINGS srd BsfcI-yr- .l4 ~ orssdHsf-
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Drn Socos.

DALI and EVENING DRESSE )
I'D OF Tue LATEST sTYLE,
us received 5y will be offered 10 prices
ALSO,
4 uu al lot Of beautiful
L O L y 4 r ID I K . 3 5
manufactured ~ .nue patton Of the Paris sPrns de
\ T. STEWART Co.
Broad
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8ulh'ns Hnieuois

SOLD WROUGHT IRON BEAMS tor FIRE
- PROOs SUILDINGs VAULTS srO2F EROxr,
ROOFS SC -rhe lacr rsgntc er~ grsr-r-s arcs.
80. ~ro-e n. iroa relied Srsl - us7-c'.re isog-hs
,-.-- hft sAies rrc'i ~ t7s to b 80.
uc1ere aivanre cc. a. r'- or-s =. ,uAr. a.,
E xaini7s tse rev su Dg 90 fss'rs hsfsfs SOFA
81 sp.'v q, COoPrRA HEwirf ~ = Sr-lrt.s
nOn DOORS.-Good i-panucl doors for'5
,OOO cents esch for ,sls - ~ B-esm.aa
\ AtABALL
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Ocean Steamere. %t.

NETWORK aud CALIFORNIA STEAMslP
LINE via Nicaragua he Acc. rrtnsii 20 npsny, OF
Ncara.ua uinpfeofs The splendid double engine esm.hp
NORTHERN LIGHT. zoo tuns burden 4 apt. r. u. Tnhe
r,usb viii leave from Pier No. NOfth Rlser Oocoet
= 81 precisely for Punta henas on sAIuhDAf, Jan n,
1855 counecfiug vi the t,yOute steamship sEkhA NEbA
ia ~ tun burden over tho Nicarsg1s Transit route hsf
s but mile. OF and transportation Dy hrtcsss carragss
Rssed 10 their veua'n ana ac'm
uoda,lou FOR Information NJ pa'ssse spPy onyio
CHAs MORGAN. Agent. NJ Bowling ffeen
Letter bog, made up the Office Letters D csn' per half
ounce.
II $. MAIL LINE for CALlFORNiA, via
L. ASPISVALL All PANAMA RAiLROAD-On
SATURDAY Jan a. 1873, 2Dcitcs ? " rom pier 100,
Wsuen 4 Norh frr will be- patched tis fleet ite.n.hip
NORTH STAR Captain Richard Nsfn'ck - e oaeot At
P.usm. with the utS ard up riof seAnih oONOhA
spare bosi always sYt 81 P'uam, " prevent dsteop's
eor passage apply at the Comp, oacs NJ " w..ts
~ s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-For
\. HAVANA and Ne 81 ORLEANS On WEDNEsDA
Jan H. A2P VI from pier loot Of Wtu~nst y X bL ne
wei known aud tsgonte steamship CkE'ChNl VII SP"
John McOOwau
Passage can he secured At ne Compiny's omc,
10 New Orleans. cents cubic loot
shippers will b. supplied with bsnN bills e. adins o. ss
form snsd by tue Company application Al their Office NO
other gned snd no bills OF ladng Will DO ssnec htsf
the hour Of sailing
For freight passzo apply a. th- Office Of the compsnT
No. IN West st., cor Of Warren. NJ q ROBERTS.
NOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA SEMI
i WEEKLY q : MAIL Ii w The stea nship sOufd
ERSFR T F~.n. Commander. will leave pier No. b,
on SATURDAY Jan IS. a. o'clock z. prci,sly. For
sht apply board where oil bills o. adng will be signed
aud IL r res.sge a. the Office ~
sPOFFORD TILgsTOS & Co. No 30 Broadway
Throush Tickets Florida - follows: To Jacksonville. SJi
10 n aka rs The NASHVILLE will succeed leaving
WEDNESDAY, Jsn IL
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Gonses ano farms Dantco.

LARGE snd PLEASANT HALL WANTED
n That would contain 20 Der-oos. leM 5fol ssF,
sboe Csuast upper rsfi Of lue that b 5st-
up for the Iulose Aodrs-G a. tbs once 'iaal terms
TAEM WANTED-Worth about 5000, for
which each and good psJns tuness will b -Kshassed
ruor an interview AdcIess A J Boz IS Tribune Oace,
tc
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Real estate for Sale.

Real estate for Sale.
CHURCH and LEASE of GROUND for
L sALE-Ta- large and substantial orcs building, form
y, between hud.on Greenwich With Lessee, hayins
even year. 20 run the let Of May 'o Of Three Lot' u
Ground. without RENT s4d tr-ss - ~. GEgGcs
Of the GROCERs sTEA1-eUGAR REFiSlHt SoA-
PAhY, No 95 " slis,
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE.-A large aud
~ eommodiou. Oueins pleasantly situated 10 the village
Of Taryiovn For view Of he PreH-,e' .ns gsfgl;'
nor SALE-In Elizabethtown, New-Jersey,
L the large snd eonmodiou. DWELLING HOUSE, the a'e
re.d.rce Of Sfeptel Britain, deceased N about tFo
Acres of valuable Lsad ssehea Inc 10
order With corrno dious b'rn sd he[ oui oli A. f
C. Garden well stocked With the ,h 'ces' INT Tres
ils lev irute wa Of the Railroad Depot With good
ragen.bs eadrg thereto easy For pce ard other
PARTICULAR q" WILLIAM DE GRoor. No sro,i~,yi
orto " nay. iEabeth'own
Tor SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY LOTS,
We, ecrrer Of sd st .nd The shove hon.e
e. FOUNTAIN No 1873 East 2O,h-'f.
DRICE 80 GOO. two-thirds on MORTGAGE, or
/ RENT 500 and TAXES.-The former residence Of the
Henry j. ssnfad, El. stlm'sfd Conn offered tor
ssie. For PARTICULARS SO journal OF commerce.
TAKE NOTICE.-For sale cheap or exchange
i for low prce BUILDING Loi.. Farms, Timber LAM,
Sooi. valuable improved REAL STATE, IA The Cry Of
BToo.n paving soo4 etsIe', ard a' pfosoeet OF y 70
large nuu Of Los bounded oseher Or sny Of he shove
vii 90 vel A. No li0 fulton =. Nes York between
5srdlP or addle.. letter 70 j. H.. At his ofice
TI'HE THREE NEW fiye-story BRICK BUILD
1 iNGs Eos SO $50 and $40 in Peafl.i between Elm
o. and Broa will be let together ~ mode
rate TENS will be y-u Eve Inquire A. Mr.
FTSCHFRS No 50 7, artist No sGJ Broadway corner Of
Ffsni in It Cen be occupied immediately.
TO BUILDERS and OTliERS.-The sub
,crbsr oaers for SALE fine cluster u LOrj, hand
somey located Lear Atanrr Feuy Brooklyn. No uoney
will be required provided the lots irmedi npryroi
"A ali resflf uizhl be- toward buiIdus.
Good mortgages other isie sseues would be tssea 10
rayntnt u ohftdbhp No. ~. -
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DUY your FURS Of the NEW-YOkK FUR
II COMPANY. Of At cost large lot containing
beautiful Of RoJa Ermlue RGs-i.a sable stons
Hstsn and Sable Mink made expressly fOr the Broadway
trade Ladies wishing 70 pgreh4se should call II No. i0l
Broadway their stock Of tk FEa There
e. o from - - o. S5Ts. % suit al classes
HERZOG NEWMAN. No. 40i Bro4d~,y.
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uOU 81 in or near BROOkLiN-N anted 70
PURCHA-E IN ttch.pEe for Other property ard e''e =
TIE advertiser deresa convenient House ne or unna
siveu eIchsuse house and garden Ia ovey eastern vi
s.e and b rad c.<h cesfed The house would sc
10 od.e number Of boarcefs for Sheh u . especial,
], ae.rsLle beIs immediate vicinity ~ two most eeeoai
ID ste cur in the world The d. 1g aod every Zee ied
outNuduz oraby arrsrzd under one good slate roo
The place grow apdy thsn other eastern
Mason. carpenters aud mechanics genera y are 10 good DE-
msnd Provisions reasonable ard the present Offers "a ~
u.ns opror uuiiy sDy family oe.rnE 70 is.ye the e II
e t.tt a. boarding house the psce offered would Pay
for nell most two years Apply except 9n Az
10 s. At No "a Bridge-st Bcoslsn TO ChAs CAkthh-
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goal.

fNOM and WOOD UNDER COVER -hA-
- ZELTON LEHIGH. "A sapp'y Of this superior COAL,
IN fetos and dome.t, purposes. 81 al sizes for -sls by
RICHARD MARTIN. No 3si Mes, Ati st..
lothsg.. and No ti8 Ws.hnsonst
INOAIS.-Peach Orchard, Red or White Ash,
u delivered from ysrd. uuaer cover Nat, 3D. Store,
Ess or Rufrsa ~ 90. Les frpm bpsts
JACOB WEEKS Nos SS ho~-'y Ard ~ 'reensst
DED snd W Ill rE ASH COAL subscriber
III l. prepared 10 furnish Pesch Or;had Lchish aud waite
All sciuyhi the first quality aud st the osen nas,t
r,t.s CUMBERLAND Liverpool Oue and English Cannsl
HENRY REEVE, corner Canal And Centre sts.
snd c0raer Jaos .nd West 50.
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The ate firm Of RUsHTOS CLARK Co. being Dissolved
~ he II the surviving partners have
e.t.d = I'D them Mes-rs CHAS. n CLARK RAY EAST
ERBROOK ADD HENRY klsg. aid The ea.inss- I'LL %
cortnaed under The drm Of aEGEAAN, CLARK Co, Nos
lb5 Is ard jil Bro ss~sy
will b. the s AID object Of each rnenb. Of orr firm %
.-fye our promptly and fahflyi aad with afzs
a-ors1t II al articles sppetanng O. our business We ars
colfdrrt DO heT sav4qt1se and sssfactiOn
lie Prescutc- DEPARTMENT VII b. nader the ira ned ate
csrge VI " esch .ld bat he most
geten AID poTsrcsc persons allowed y GsPenss med
ig.rts gli-f a. crcgnsi4rccs IL. =. * Co.
r Sal conrecion 18th TIE No 10 Astor House
cscoIt.L asd from III date. Se~ YORK Jan l. lt5j
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Go Ubom il Alap gourcru.

NITY and COUNTRY ADVERTISING. -
~ lyon the philosophy Of Advertising add the best pr.et
ea mode OF carrying the ysem valuable nf,n.,;o,
may b bad al fALaERs Advertising Agency Trseas,
Bsildiaxs, EewYoA.
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nIsSOLJ TlON-The COpartner,hip hereto
~ fore existing under the name OF z 5 GOULD Co..
others ,lis day d4sso.yed b mutual consent
K s. GOULD,
Jan. l. 1853 WM II. DlhEAAS
TIE Ccthpg business the who'll sale and rs.. branches
will be continued 40 ~ Gfeepsic Il BY the trm Of
GOULD DlKENAS 4 FISH -Jsn. l. 1885
R. ; GOULD
WM DlKENAs.
z. FISH.
T'HOMAS s. BROWNE and WILLIAM d.
NAXW ELL partner. firm from aId after thls
tste.-NeE Yors Jan l. 1850. -
PALMER, RICHARDSON s. Co.
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Professional Notices

nR. WORSTER has REMOVED his Office and
Residence cu Bleecserst to No. ll9 9Th It rx doors
xe.f Of Pr adwag
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r. COTTON. Aucfoueer
ARGE SALE of IIOISEHOLD EIRNI-

f.fF WltAnAi ttsho q" "fi'Ntl-
F. Cotton. Auc'ioueer
I ARGE SALE of HOUSEHOLD FCRNl-
IL1URF Sc-F. COTTON vii sell on MONDAY Jan
D. A. D.! o'clock NJ. ~ Chambers = the entire Furniture
sofs. IL Teis., ashossey Isr5s TOP FaFasu-s.
gem Carrots OIL cloths Looking Gasses Wtdrooes. 70 al
nd sr Lrmfs G.rsnde.es Curtains and COrnces Bed
Room Bss.m~n Furniture ia every variety More full
TarcuIar % l0nf-s
v CAErss. Aaction-erSo y De- =. cor Greelsich
MORTGAGE SALE of GROCERY and
VI LIQUOR STORE, cor White sad Oransr'a. rus
cefy Liqno store viz stand Cisk' and o'ntents ave
a. ten ~ sud contents Ieacansers ani c9aen
Couu,ersrd G.s,s Box lceBox Scs.-s Weghs Me tHrss
with sood will Lease auf al Other ware, ani c9ut-a-s o
ss.t A., a. hls1 ore fay Horse Dspcstsre3 aired.
J. VAN WlNKLE, Attorney Tor Mortgage.
- HTNEY H,LEfDs. Alc-iJneer-8y n Il. LsEos Co.
On SATURDAY, Jan. l3, l-55, at lo4 o'clock
~ ~ 20 Nassau sup,fb hr't ass Ot,
manufactured ty Harley No . John s. and every s
warranted be ali respects consisting or ssSh ho3e' me
fns.- euay u which scare AID fesr43
also res ioys Ermiue Hudson By. rabes very ch'- e.
lection MIA OIec8n M-rtru, fNc1, sa-ef 20
Narfen Mq4s Pef,fir-s Caps Nlcforues Cufs Sc. We
particularly call tie Attention u our euds "a TINS very ccs
:sIe.
KC,sFLL ". WEsrcorr. Aasaoneer.
CTFAM ENGINE. STAMP PRESS. DIES,
y Ne-R " WEsT-OTr VII eel the premises NJ.
iS5 Mercsr.- oa SATURDAY Jan. -, - i2o'ci7cs
hone power tnsue IN perfect orie'i stiaP Press
end De'. Cli.ns Press Sc.
Tu,i. MosRFLL. A1ctioneer
THIS MORNING, n l04. ICNIS NORRELL,
Auctoseer VII cell a. No - broad~ay, lafEs IT,
voice o. kegaa tisa 70 t9kfs q o, eiSA -i,et
sewng Butts, iaie. srd hsn Furniture, o Paaung and Mf
fors The 'ale :. peIeHI9toIy ~ meet went wtlis
THIs Saturday MORNING, at lO3 o'clock,
elegant io.ewood URsIIURE ~ auction, with .arse
.t1cL Of other Furniture. recommend the stock
f-uc and tie pub rels0e snd -q1t 20 "nst Is mat 20
order TJSls hORRELL. A4etioueer, No. 80 Broadway.
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DATTs.-Agency Of tho Msssie Faiis ,, D.r
ID Comosoy EEsaITH co. No u sr's''"
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i'm from 500 TO $8WOin cash, 70 ncresse 40 estst
bed business where capital be employed 20 eev1Dtase
AddIes. BUSINESS Tribune Office
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VNANTED-A situation to do plain COOKING
w and assist In gene raj boasework by capable Protestant
Woman with good references Call al No l55 Csnnonst
Sd floor back
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WANTEDmBy an American Woman, sltga,
ntiyae family Has no objection travel and produce
ed civ references. Call at No. 73k Broadway
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WILLIAM DUER, Attorney and Counselor at
w L.x san Frlnesco CsIfornIa
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XNANTED-A situation, by respectable Wo-
w man, as PASTRY OF NEAT COOK in Hotel or re-
bosrdn shouse private family Has good refer
sDce Apply at No. 275 Atlantic st., of Smiths st.,
BsOoklyo
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"ANTED-A situation by a respectable young
w Woman A. WET NURSE. Her first Babe. which died
three months old Good city references Apply 235 West
7hs bet 9th and th rear Can be seen l0t two days
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esN TO SLooO-TO JOURNALIsTS

y 100 .ad U OFFERS An ' % H as'itd %
suitable person. with the above az 20, - sssn a. -
fn.le favorable Arrangement ASSISTANT EDITOR in
The oAce Of w-iesfAblste& Weekly Pap-f. devoted 10
WY important branch Of coumrfcc-wth view o. part
ueship iimatey IL uutusny agreeable None need appy
unes they have eea Of th- business sud ps-ess me
reou ie haGd. Address PU 8LlsHER Box No 1873
Tribune Citce.
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miscellaneous.

~ II + II o L T. VI l. K 8.
FstaNh.hei IN 1895
THE OKIGINAL EARMACEUT1CALYFASr POWDER
ruE BEST IN USE.
D4pdt. Noe. - Fitoa. ~ Beskman and tO3 Front-ts.
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I1cuIy IMPORTANT TO the MARRIED

Ar ,ted Physician or r-ceu Of EarOpe, came ia
pe.eou sIeesinsy valuable recipe for N u.e -
NAMED rersor foil particular Of which vii - E.-n
re o. ebarse y ADDRESSING DR. PA,CBA, S~~ YORK
Posf a,rsr
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COUNTRY SEAT for SALE.-A large aud
~ eormodous Dweins pleasantly situated 10 the VI age
Of Tsrry,oun For Of The prerses srt parcnisrs
= 4 4 ~ Hht'it
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Apply 10 JOHN 0HAhAM. no . = all >.
MILLS in CANADA.--Tbe subscriber oilers
wi for sale ONE HALF orihs WHOLE Of the WELLAND
MILLS situated at THOROLD upon the Welisnd Canal
Mills ore built Of stone covered with tin ans are OF no
most comlete and finished description. externally and in'
tealy good opportunity il offered for milling In Canada
under the operation Of tho Rec pfOcity Treaty - ..
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NANTED-A situation by respectable young
w Man just arrived from Philadelphia in "hoLE-
sAJF or RfTAIL DRUG STORE. 10 20 10 CaiifOrnis,
San Frapc,co or Orleans Best Of reference given Ad-
d,ss. II H. Office Of The Tribune. " Y.
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Uants.

A GOOD SOPRANO SINGER wants to find
n place IN CHURCH CHOIR in this city. Apply to
N,ssrs sCHARFENBURG LUIS. No ~ broa1wAy.
C,TTITATION WANTED - BY a respectable
- ,,ops Woman a. CHANBERMAID and LAUNDRESS.
GOOD CITY reference be given. Call at No 50 5ohst be-
,ween Bth and Gth-sv
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IA sie House in Of the services of MAN OF wide
experience possessed of int gritty industry, pscI-
cal and business talent with established chirsc-
snd thorough kuOwl' dse OF sud things have
interview with such by addressing j. A. Box @,ls
Poet Office A. the advertisers oJ,c is 20 sin alton
where efficiency would cQmaud prospect of
his least consideration lie in the ygor OF
life with sufhoent for be comfortable mantcna
None hnt int Ass lnses iced reply.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-13
Chanfes for Bnsiness Men.
N-FS1PIBTE NURSERY ESTABLISHMENT

NOR SALE-A new and beautiful STEAM
feet beam 81 fee, deh y feet; frame Of live ok white OAK,
locust and bscsmstak thoroushy cross braced "b ron
al N JOHN GRAHAM No - Halst
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-07-18
OBIT u A r "

DEPARTED this life at his residence in Abbeville
District, s. g., on the Goth ut., JOSHUA HILL
Esq, aged nincty-two years and 20 days. Another
Revolutionary soldier and patriot has passed away
but not until he was permitted to see the Tree o
Liberty, which he aided in planting, extending its
bouehs from Ocean to Ocean, and his children with
millions Of happy frecmen reposng under its ample
shade.
The deceased was of amiable disposition In him
were happily blended those traits Of character which
make the good citizen, the kind neighbor, the affec-
tionate husband, the indulgent father, and humble
and meek christian. Firm in his religious principles,
but not bigotcd. lie was unobrusive and possessed
in large measure that charity which hopeth aud en-
dureth all things.
For upwards Of sixty years he had been MEM
Der of the Baptist Church, q confiding follower Of
Jesus And though father, mother, brothers, and
sisters and wife, and all of his early associates had
gone before him through the valley and shadow oi
death, God did not forslke him. Like Job "All
the days of his appointed time he waited I'LL his
change came" and when it camo in firm faith re-
signed his spirit to God who gave it. To his chill
dren lie has left legacy above all price-Joshua
Hill ras an honest man. Numerous children and
grand children his loss, but they sorrow not
as those who arc without hope, for
ssIIe sleeps in Jesus, blessed sleep,
From which none ever wake TO weep"
DIED at the residence Of Mrs. CHARLOTTE SMITH,
their mother, in Elsefeld District, on the 18th Of
June 1855, DANIEL L, and OH the 23d following
PERMELIA, children Of DANIEL SMITH decd the
former seventeen and latter fourteen years Of age.
The deceased were kind and dutifu children, the
pride of widowed mother and large and honora-
BILE circle of relations. Being possessed Of mild and
amiable dispositions, they had won for themselves
many friends, and was @dmired by all with whom
they were acquainted They exprcssedihcir willing
ness to die and met death with Christian resignation,
relying on Him who has promised to reward all that
put their trust in Him.
We deeply sympatlizc with the bereayed family,
who have been called upon to mourn their irrepara
BILE loss, and more especially with the widowed
mother who has been thus bereft Of her loved-ones
in her declining years. They have, however, the
consong assurance, founded on the wcllspent lives
of our departed friends that they mourn not as those
without hope. A. FRIEND.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-07-18

AN AVALANCHE OF BREGD,-hTLAHTA, July
l3.-Yesterday, there were one hundred cars
loaded with wheat ut Chattanooga, ready to
move, and the depot crammea to its utmost ca.
pacity. Two trains day arrive at Chattanooga,
by the Nashville Road, and it was estimated
yesterday that there were stored in that town
10000 bushels of wheat exclusive of that in
store by our Road. From Chattanooga down
10 Etowah, the depots are full to bursting. On
the 9th, there were received at Calhoun 1000
bushels, and the hands could not knock off
their loading till IL o'clock at night. Maj
Young, the Agent of Calhous, thinks that from
his depot, alone, he will ship 100000 bushels
during the season. To-day, five full trains will
be down, and we suppose each car will contain
l30 sucks.
The rush Of this description of freight has
been unprecedented, caused, as we learn, by the
offers of New York Millers to give $l.25 for
all wheat delivered at Depot by the 10th, and
at Charleston and Savannah by the 18th of this
month. We fear, in vain, of this state of things
that much litigation and loss must be met by
some parties.
The crop, under the strong inducements OF
This favorable state of the Market was reaped
in its earliest stage of ripeDess, and then, in
wet spell, got out and pressed forward in large
bulks into Depot. This will inevitably heat,
and to a great extent suffer deterioration. Then,
we have no doubt, as the State Road is looked
upon as fair game for all the world to hawk at,
that thousands of dollars in the way of reclama,,
tion will be brought against. it 10 make good
this damage. We learn that already the Ten
nesseeans are threatening to sue for losses
growing out of the detention of their grain for
\ few days, and experience warns us that what
u Tennesseean demands Of our Road he will
acknowledgement.