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BeaI &staie for Sale.

UoUsE for SALE at HARLEM-l2sth-s
H. ~, a 4th Price, s2ce; sl 20 can remain %
-~e--,s,s. Tcoas p.zuiss; Crcssn in erehen-
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BIackerrfes, WbOrtIeberries, Tomatoes or any
ether Fruit Vegetable may be eecuay preserved In fresh
stale for wears by the Of SPRA IT'S PATENT SELF
SEALING CANS. Full directions for Preserving accompany
the cans They easily opened closed by hand with
patent screw attachment and guaraeed always TO fully
snwoT the purpose represented NJ B-The genuine SELF
SfALIG CANS have cast Ia letters the Gap SPRATFS
PATENT This much mentioned 10 prevent imposition upon
public by any spurious worth article IN imitation
" ~ y Wv WELLS 4 PROVOST No. S21 Pearlst
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EOR SAIF-An nndirided THIRD INTEREST

Il in valuable BROWN FREESTONE QUARRY. with sl
he necessary oo outfit for quarryin with SEQ Acres Of eS
cenf Lend tschsd The stone neNhanbe and pronounced
By Competent be fully equ, the Connecticut Browi
stone. The Quarry > mi e. from Aexsndra Va The ship
ping Point the ue Of the Orange and Alexandra Railroad
and successful operation. For particulars spp.y
T.. W. CLARK. DODGE Co.
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y OLD MINING.-An opportunity for money

GOLD MINING.-An opportunity for money
~ making upon scale Of profits that cannot fall satisfy
the auEuine nay De leaned In Interview with the
advertiser who has expeIence ia the business sui
uuGues onAbe references Il - CHARGE that rarely
and those who understand the inter liiecuacy OF The
present methods Il mining (which have led - almost universal
fsursl viii be ale 20 apprcce the ere Of the proposition
which The advertiser viii make. osps Of from 80 00
5000 il equired-aDd uteIyis desired only with respect
able individuals parties who nj ied) command the
Necessary Letters with sud sidrrss may be LETT
for EMIT RPRlSE. a. The Tsbui Once, which VII be
Piled afer Tuesday 9TH inst - regarded confidential,
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In one limo. VOL, neatly bound in cloth Price 81.
Mary Lyndon is American Jane Eyre" says one Of
her critics, and her story told with much yigo while it
original pretensuIn and profoundly interesting
Mf Bron" II bu. justice to the gifted author Of MARY
LYNDON say that her book is imitation. Not only
the Life che lived but il mostly written before
the publication Of Jane Eyre If Miss Bronte's book
wildly life like this is still intense for it Is life itself II
has characters variety, and pur
pose Equal to Jane Eyre in literary ability has higher In
dvidua and social interest in It's uthfulness fact and life
MARY LYNDON has placed herself her actions her thoughts
and feelings in the sunlight Of truth and given the world Ds
gueueoype Of herself and the changing groups which
rounded her in her Journey Of smiles and es fher
critics remarks Through he'll Of passion into heaven Of
pose"
It's with Il public ustifng every prediction aud
the Press far and welcomes book which comes
fully up to the mot favorable criticism"
STRINGER TOWNSEND Publishers
No. 222 Broadway.
And for sale by all BOOKSELLER Travelling gents Car Agents
Newspaper Agents and Carriers everywhere.
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6petiai Notifies.

Deuocrntic Wing General Commlttee.--A Regular
xeeDg q his Committee viii be held on TUESDAY EVEN
NC Ass O'clock al TIE w fT2@d H%IT Chairman
Mose az, MoSeASs' Vice Chaiunsn.
G. W. sSn,,FrR' Secretaries
American Institute Farmers Cuba regular Meet.
s w ae nso :, ~ I sooS Market Gsrdeniaz MIR
and Cheese Strangers are always RsiiGeaiy wesome
Admission 4 &c. n MbIoo, Secy-
A NcetinR' of the Western Farm LenEue will Be
held At Union Building No 1853 Bowery, on ~ E9DAf EFEN
ING Aus T. O'Clock. Every member requested 70 be
present.
,:rond Excursion and Picnic Of Sabbath-Schoo'
Nc ~ 50fb-st. WEDNESDAY August le15: 70 "ssh
.Se 99 S RS' s.Ss 9sa ~
septs u Be tsd q w; sCHbkMERHORN no; l6I west
SAMSON No. 20 athsy and NJ PINS sET No ~ 9Th
VII leave jay It a, A. ~ spriDst H. Amosst n and
dt a. A. ~ Every arrangement has been made tor
as Excursion safe, orderly and pleasant
Glen Cove Regatta.-bfessrs Editors Of The Tribune:
40 snoncons report Of the Regatta Of the Nefork Yacht
Club Glen Cove having been published n the y,ron papers
correct account in be 60 g TS Of S ,p95 i21ysa
To sa< Editor, Of the Men. York Herald;
uTssts FDrToRs Your Reporters the sccount which they
o'., snormed on the subject, OF they did
smong efficient lesgh q tune 70 gather tie Psnsfs
the ,seon5 Mary The Katy pid being short tonnsse
out BY that Club not entitled to either prize
sTo M VIM a. Burton the people Of Glen Cove are in
s.Sss for ibis race II was he who induced Club
mat place end bis beray the eha s success The
atans Glen Cove and he in kind Of partnership;
ey took the credit Of The affair and he paid the money
Where's the fact is that hr. Burton, with number OF
visitors Of Pavilion Hotel and residents Of this place, each
1usc ed equa amount Of 10 deay the expenses Tor
awarded the successful cOmpeors As vel a. the
hall ard the to the Club The
chef credit Mr. Burton n entertaining the members
sf The Club his personal friends his Mansion tho
saN 10 loving Regatta. The delivered by the
Co mte Of the members Of the Club TO b presented
70 the yictors In The Regatta -
TTT VISITORS OF THE PAVILION HOTEL,
AND RESIDENTS or GLEN COVE.
Gien Cove, Avg 4, 1855.
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EION ERSyILLE UNION SEMINARY

~ GIoyEnsviLLE, Fllton Co, New.Yors
Rev FDGAR PERKINS A. NJ, Principal assisted by eff
Gent corps Of Professors aad Teachers la all the departments
Of Literature. science, uuc and en,l eatare usuay
pursutd IN siniler IT, situtions II the fysf et1's
Til Seminary its hui dngs ts sppsfatus M furrl-
81 conyen and II st0 aid be Every
window has fHds sgsh with neg,
is high and spacious celend besides furnished With
laor and spread with handsn carpet In every de-
rsbe appointment r literary ns tuition good aige8 pro-
that lie equal scarcely b. und Ia The Sste IL
furnished rooms with unsurpassed accommodations fox
about Forty Boarding Scholars exclusively fenals.
TERMS than those institutions whose nominal charge
smell whose almost linitless swell tbs bill
unsatisfactory amount. Except music teye srt,as 70
pupils boarding In this Seminary Tho Seminary will open
"wednesday, Sept. II.
For Crcusrs wish full Particular for admission with an
early choice u rooms, apply 20 the Principal or 70
J. q. WARD sec'y II CHURCHILL, Prest.
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cox REWARD.-Left hanging in the water
y 81 rloset Of Mesns Clarke Bro Fn. Msiden,lanet
GOLD PATENT LEVER WATCH with BLACK BRAID
GUARD-CHAIN attached J. l. Moore, maker; No. 7r5ss
Inquire Of MARK BANKS, No II Cedar-st.
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4 FOUNDRY doing q good home and New
~ York City business for SALE cheap. the owner having
other call upou time Apply 70 L. ARNOLD, a. ne
Foundry. Ne 81 Msin-si., PouEhkepsc
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yrstrnftlon.

EAlRHAVEN SEMINARY, TH0s. G. SLOAN,
Il Plinciparhis School IL pleasantly susel in Fsishsvsn
he Of New Haven, Conn. Nunb, Of scholars linz
tied 10 ~ aides Of boys under " NsH term
teKns 9Th n August. lew vacancies be filed Circulars
q SHf PHARO'3 Book store, No. IS Fulton-st.
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Pmisrant In,citiscnce Oaice and Labor Exchange

Rmiernnt Intelligence Ohice and Labor Exchange
h ed fom No q Canast 20 the corner OF centre
and CanalstG NewYork The Office is established BY the
Of migration where always be found large
Numbers of LABORERS and SERVANTS At low rates
owae and persons have their orders filled by Whiting 70
and sending the amount necessary 10 pay
he pae aee Of parties required No fees charged 70
hyor@ JAMES T. fAbAN' Supeiinoh"'n'-
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EOR sAIE-YONKERs PROPERTY.-54

NOK = a E-1VNkthS PhOlEhl1. ~
Il elegant COTTAGE and VILLA SITES situated In
Yonkers Wesohsier County and State Of
NewYok the whole commanding fine view Of The hadAon
portion fac, the whole this beautiful property
lies The banks OF the Hudson River and in the immediate
Ey The Railroad Station az that places also very near
the ardrgs and in the midst OF Schools ssemics,
churches hotels and splendid residences IL "a
the desirable pieces OF property thai has ben
offered the public for nany It, proximity 10 toe City
New York being distant about Is miles and only half
sud others doing business IN the City, who wish av hem
selves opportunity purchase tine Cottage Site This
properly and the peur surrounding IT, snd tbe
tcann Of the noble Hudson cannot be surpassed The
convenience from the City together With the healthy
location excellent neghborhood al combine make this
exceedingly desirable property for sntemans coautry
rcsderce " those wishing ake profitable Investments
A. BLEECkER Il Co, No. 7Brosd-st.
EOR SALE-A three-stOry BROWN STONE
HOUSE on rorih side Of Soth-st between Sth and Nah
tor-avs. Size 2l.GN55, Lot leo. Apply TO ROSWELL o.
PIERCE, Pine-st., corner of Broadway.
EOR SALE On the corner of 18th st. and ID
Il av fronting Stuyvesant Park the corner HOUSE and
TWO OTHERS Of the built n the moot elegant apt
substantisl manner usory hgh -tooP brown stone i.on
Inquire the prmis peuon viii be IN waiting to
show the houses, Nc., from A. NJ. 70 o 7. VI.
rI'HE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale, ON rea-
souable terms several PLOTS OF GROUND, beautifully
situated at Essbethton and Ezabethport he Central
Railroad Of NewJeey. The shove Plots admirably stu
immediate Improvement said property will be colt
Ia Lots BY the Foe &c, apply 10 bAkth
WEEKS, Auctoneers. No. 6 pse-st
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HIGHEST RIDDFRfor ONE WEFK ONLY

That popular SODA STAND corner e Wal snd Nassau.
doing the bes, business IA ha city, will be SOLD
EXCHANGED for property NJ the together with
four years LEASE. For fnrh .ri ulAs csl and
inc for yourselves The for sengthe business docs
lot ssIee with the health OF the proprietor.
IRA BUCKMAN Jr
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WANTED-A competent and energetic AGENT
o. CANyAssER in seh city Of The Tinted state. ,or the
Patent None but prompt and soiiye persons need apply
J. L. DOUGLASS, Secretary, No. A2 Broadway.
NOUNG GIRL WANTED-Engls or American,
Il 70 live with small family. Must be able do light
II found deserving will be treated the
'smly. Apply MDDLETONs corner Of Hicks and
Atlsntic. s,s, Brooklyn. No insh.
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nor SALF-WALNUT COTTAGE. with three

scres Of Ground beautifully .usfed On the eastern dope
OF Orange Mountain, New Jersey ahoat tho
road Depot Orange and distant FROM the city,
Apriy 70 HOMER MORGAN
PiDest. No Metropolitan Bank Bsldire
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AT PRIVATE sAI.E-A small FARM of %

acres sogut pleasantly saaicd On long sand ssou:S
lies from NewfcFk city SAID Farm he North runpka
Road AZ The head Of creat Neck and halt mile from Cow Bay
he Farm - m hsh state Of cultivation and has it Ena
ue, with Al the Necessary Outbuiding.. For and
luther particulars apply TO BAKE6 &-SyEEKS, No Piaes
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BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE RESIDENCE,

4 BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE RESTDENrE,
IN containing Of land urn "A hour, ia On
New CITY situate in the village 81 Mddstcwn Orsnrs
County " T. oue " the hourkins he nae Of he
New fo.s ard Erie Railroad On the premises large and
deus houie ib Ssfh and fHtures ont edns ample
arranged carnage bo1se &c Tho grounds beau
truly shaee4 xh of about twe5ty yers'
srswth variety Of t ;rces IN sl esrnsi $50,
aapss shrubbcy and garden be fcuDi. Proc
IS oc0 Inquire Of C. T. HUNTER = the 6rm Of Hunsrr,
Buckley Co. Of Church ana veey ~ y, or II
JNO \. HANFORD on the prenises
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lO PUBLIsHERS.-A steady and industrious

Il PRACTICAL PRINTER, comp 20 take the entire
,herge either both the Mechanical aud Edons depart
City Country Newspaper snd JobOce, j. open
ENGAGEMENT pleasant snd permanent situtti
Of importance than large salary Might be induced TO
hundred dollars IN profitable business the 1t
fJsruary next Address PRACTICAL Box No 10 Tribune
Ofce.
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Ncm publications.

90 o K i u l. l. Of I U n.
IN JUST PUBLSHID,
BARN Fly O RE I n ID O n;
Or THE BASHRUL FRESHMAN.
An Irish by Samuel Lover, author Of Rory Omore
Handy Andy Legends and Stories OF Ireland &c. illustrated
Price q cts., sent free Of Postage
familiar with the fun humor and wit which are 70 be
found in every line Of this national romance We need hardly
say the pen Of Samuel Lover, ESQ, whose
expressions describing the end heroes Of fancy have
cracked many side and eonvused countensnee with
laughter Barry ORedon speaks for itself the heats Of ali
gay Jolly and urthovug folks II will, have doubt
be q favoIlte with the public Send each orders 70
GARRETT & Co, Publishers No 10 Ann-st NewYork.
Also for Gale BIZ all bOoksellenl
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90 farmers dno Others.

DONE MANURE.-Tbe subscriber has con
I'D stsnty hand very superior article Of pure BONE
DUST, eoAssiing Of savings. filings and round bone
5Sdst.. East River A. Nc
b yesey-.. CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ
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no CAPITALISTS.-A merchant who wants

ITO CAPIIAIINIS.-A merchant who wants
CASH in bis business, offers portion Of hi. REAL
ESTATE b.rgan IL IL situated Of the best business
in Detroit Mich The improvements first cass and
for $500 per Address Box No 70 Detroit ?. o.
ITO HATTERS.-FOr SALE, the LEASE and
Il FIXTURES OF HAT STORE in a good location and
doire good tusns will be sold either with without the
stock and Tools Apply to RAFFERTY, & LEASK, No. 81
(halh.rn
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TOR SALE-A pair of fine large OXEN. SO
ID only ler 81 zee Inquire az No. u BIo.deay.
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Cost ano fonn0.

EOUND-In Broadway, on Saturday morning,
Il SUM Of MONEY. The i requested 10 come for
ward and prove property, &C. r. GRIFFIN No. 80 Sdst
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THFATER Win be Opened
NATIONAL THEATER-A. II. PURDY, Man

kNsrc and ProyretorDres Circle Is ceni Pit ~ esnts
orShestFs chars - cent? Doors open O'Clock; perform
snses commence Ct li-THlS EVENING win be presented
NORMAN LESLIE.
Eoinsb Lesie - r. Scott M4fae Louise Mis- Hathaway
MAzULME. OR rHF MONT OWL
thevaisr BAIGno O. w smith Macoa. WeithoH
Enie.............M Schmidt Jue.... Ai,e Tbere.e
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DRrNcIPAI wANTED.-To a graduate of


Others q superior class f efficiency md respeetabity
can b ob'sined hi. day E; VEsLETs SELECT FEMALE
OFFICE No IS 7thv.. -5ds- Employer IN city snt
uufry vii please thar conne Ourselves exclusively
20 THE department Of dcesc hep and that every efo used
procure The best and with coed reference v BA Lady
clr, tar tly 10 attendance.
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SALESMAN wANTED.-A competent Sales
10 TEACHFRs-Wanted, PARTNER with

cash csrits Of from : 600 70 81 20 engage in a
BOARDING-SC HOOL. Caiuste Of Coll &c, aud clergy
members the Prosbyteran Duteh Reformed nurh
only viii be accepted Address for days H. D. Tribune Office
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CITUATION WANTED-As an experienced
- NURSE and sEAMsTRESS 10 the city or csuntiy by
respectable Potes Woman with good city reference Cal
at No. u 6thay., in the Bookstore.
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NTANTED-A situation by a respectable
w Wouan 70 do GENERAL HOUSEWORK. The country
preferred Good city from her ast place. Call
No. l6s 22d s., near lst-av.
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w should apply 70 the AMERICAN aud FOREIGN EN-
PLOYMENT SOCIETY PETER COOPER, Egg, President,
offices IS and IL Bible House, Asor place and No
sands Brooklyn, where Domees are admitted whose
good has been frs ascerisned By direct cor
with their last employers Citizens vii Please not
mistake private Intel geDoe Oce the east de Of the
Bible the Soeiety the south front. Farm
and other LAborers Mechanics &C. and Female Domssscs
arrived in his country be obtained a. the Soceys
Gfice, No. q Greenwieh-sf. D. X. THOMSON, General
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nants.

CITUATIONS WANTED-TO do GENERAL
- HOUsEW DIRK by one German. Colored and
American Young Women one Of the would
country for wages W,h her Toy Old They al have
good references. Apply No % Mu.beuyst., Of
HousfOu.et ID the
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wANTED-By a respectable Pro

- teant young Woman NURSE for baby and PLAIN
SEWING one that Is willing take the entire ohaga Of the
Baby herfe The advertiser Is fully competent Oh the above
situation in pectale private family, and the best
city reference from her last employer. Can be for
DAYS n No 25 ls'-av.
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fHHE AMERICAN JANE EYRE.

IT IT A Vt + X 7 a J a n + 4 II T. {.
II Mary Lyndon American Jane Eyre, and her story b
told visor, while it IS original and pro
foun3ly interesting Miss Brone's" ~ Y. CON- Adv.
Just Published;
NJ A II Y l. Y ~ ID O -
OR, REVELATIONS OF A LIFE.
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TWO ENTRY CLERKS WANTED-In Dry

Jobbing House. None need apply but those who
rapid and handsome htIl quick and fig
re- and can awe good references character and sh
sasry ibsra Address with and references Box No
IA Poet Office.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17
ALMOST ANOTHER CATASTROPHE.


The Republican says:-Fatal as was the accident
at Gasconade river o. Thursday, another of like
character came very near occurring at Bouef
Greek the day following. This creek is situated
between Hermann and Washington, and is span
ned by bridge of about one hundred and sixty
feet in length. When the train, containing the
wounded and those who had remained to render
assistance, to this point, the creek was found
swollen to high stage by the rain which had
been pouring for thirty hours with scarcely mo-
ment's cessation. Drift-wood was piled against
the bridge in large quantities. Fearful that with
the strain already on the structure it might not
be sufficiently strong to uphold the cars, those of
the passengers who were able to walk were re-
CURED to pass over on foot. An attempt was
then made to push the cars containing the wound
ed over by hand The first entered on the
bridge, but after proceeding some ten or fifteen
feet the frame began to totter, and finally to fall
at the opposite or East side. Fortunately the
party had timo to draw the car back before the
entire work was swept away. The height Of the
bridge at this point is nearly or quite great as
that at Gasconade river, and this with the full,
rushing stream, and the disabled condition of ma
ny of the passengers, render it certain that had
an accident taken place, it would have proved
more fatal than the one which has already filled
the city with mourning. 1t was a narrow escape.
and we cannot sufficiently extol the crcumspection
which prevented another dreadful occurrence.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

ADDITIONAL NEWS BY THE BALTIC.
New York, Nov. 8.
The news from the seat of war is quite mpor-
tant. The allies have organized concentric ad-
vance from Eupatoria, and surrounded the Rus
sian forces.
Kinburn at mouth of river Dnieper was captur-
ed by the allies.
Taman and Phanagoria, two towns on the
Straits of Kertch were destroyed by the allies.
Russians retired from Liprandi's position, in
tending to defend the line of the river Belbec.
Letters from Odessa state that the Gear had
ordered a commission at KEEL to decide on the
fate of such volunteers in foreign legions as may
be taken prisoners. They are not to be considered
prisoners of war. Hungarians in this category
are to be delivered to Austria.
North side of Sebastopol is surrounded by new
Russians Notifications.
Russians attacked kars on the 29th, but were
repulsed with immense slaughter.
GOrtschakOf is to be court martaed.
Kingburn was captured on the 18th by the al
lies.
The daily News of this morning SAYS there was
further decline in the funds yesterday of FIVE
eighths. One of the causes of this decline is the
fact that the bank has been borrower of money
to a considerable extent in the stock, exchanging
on the security of consols, until the November
sitting. The discount houses have raised their
allowance for money on demand to FIVE per cent.
The Times says there is run, or the Bank of
France is DESTROYS of procuring an additional two
million sterling in gold.