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le malheur quq ascablait. Ia perspective de
mourir dc faim levenait uue fsble considt-
ration Msis uas jdee pssss dams l'esprt
eIalte dAugeyille! lie corps de Marie etait
encore dams la cabanc; lie terme present.
entire Ia mort ct l'inhumation venait seule-
inent d'expirer. Les restes de cctte enf,nt
etaient tout CO que posssdait encore de cher
ct de sacre le malbeureux pere.. lie corps
de son fills ne lui await pas etc laisse!.. ii
n'avait qu'une depouille mortclle pour deuY
pertes 81 douloureuses. Demeurer attache
a &c precieux depot etait Ia seule consolation
gull put trouver. II accepts cette place,
que Ia charlie compatissante lui offrait, d Ia
condition de deposer Marie dams uAe iosse
du cimetiere Oh il trayaillerait.
Ce lieu de sepulture n'etait guere plus
6lOisne du Bas-Meudon que celui dams lequel
ou aursit da transporter Ia jeune file. La
protectrice d'Augeville obtint facilcment
pour lui rautoris,tion de faire condu.rc le
corps de Marie a yaugirard.
lie vieun jardinier, attache ce cimeiiere,
y eleva a sa file adaptive unc simple tombe
sur laque!le il fit graver 10 nom de Pierre ct
de Marie. La destinGe de ces deux etres
await etc 81 etroitement lice, lamour les
await tellement unis, que par Ia pens6e lis
habitaient bien Ii tous deux!
Augeviile passa quelques annees dams ia.
sile qui lui await ste dome
Au bout de ce temps, sa raison So rerdit
tout fait Son anne s'etait retirec de ce
monde ls temps Oh il So trouvait, les obje,s
qui uil'environnaient n'existsient plus pour lui,
Tn jour il sortit du cimetiere, ct, arrive sur
les bcrds dc Ia Seine, qu'il rccoEnaisssit, il
sen ala pas pas jusqu'a son jardin, qui
n'etait plus alors qu'une terre blanche ct
seche, couverte de feulles mortcs. u entra
dams Get enclos Oh rinstinct layait guide,
CONNIE 10 cerf blesse rryient mourir d son
Cite.
1t le pauvre insense s'srreta Ia pour lie
CLEMEScE ROBERT
FIN. .-a
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jamais unc pensee eruelle nest venue moi
esprit. des sentiments de haine, de cOlert
barbara mont jamais penetre dams mon sein.
C'est impossible /; je ne peux pas etre deux
iois Assassin T.. Oh jc me sens trop 6pou.
vante du renords pour que Ia Providence
puisse sinsi en- charger mon au,ei
| Et dependant, il sent instinctsement que
cette fuoeste provision VA Sc realiser
II cherche encore Sc rappeler les traits
de rhomme quill spercu sur lie riyage; IL
examine les vetements epars sur le sable /;
mais ces souvenirs, ces indices ne pourraient
en- rien leclsirer j ne connait pas Pierre
Augeville Et reviebt sans cease reGsr
der Ia nappe du Geuve; un corps glsce main
tenant y repose, uiais il ny apas de nom
grave sur cette tombe muette des eauK
Pendant qu' Herman repsssait ces cruelles
pensees dams son esprit, lie jour s'6tait lert,
l'aspect du rivage await subitement change.
Au lieu du desert nebuleux. c'etait une po-
pulation insceoutumee, une foulc de psysans,
de patres. do pecheurs. Mais ces gems ne
sc rehdsieh' point ieurs tra'Hux' lis aiIaieht
et 'rna'en'' saeoacha'ent ei Sc eroiSant, et
resta'en' parier entire eui d un ar aua'Fe'
les hommes roulant leurs chapeauI entire
iours doiss' les ie'nines les mains Tetour-
nees sur leurs larges hanckes
Herman ehtenaf oes paroles gu us eehsh-
gelieh';
-EH-ee oien 'Tn ". tant de ma4hedr'
tonber q IA iois sur une pauTre mason du
Don pieu
-Ceitr petite MARIE. 81 brave hIie' 81
Charitable un 'ra' ange da clei!
-Et qui sen va de ee monde Gu une nnit'
-Quand ellie ne devalt aTolr ses dix-hult
ans sorihes qua Ia saintMarnn.
--Et fierre' SOD hahce' quon ne Peu'
plus fr"u'er! .#.
-pites-inoi CO 90 u eel de'ehu
Cest un moment ahreux que eeiui ou uhe
sapPosition latte avee epouvante Went sat
- = "' " ,'.''
-' ~ eH'D''e' 1,''e' ,1, ~ i.'' '""'' - -
'"nna e" en'enoan' parier dc f!frre'
-. -. 90 - - 49, Se U's"' 'D"' ''''
~ "s,'' 80 80 - P"' '7 '""'
.i' = go 49,, s =" .OO' 49,
III taut ie chereher done le chaSrn
I iui aura iait PeInIe - tete' ce saTSuh'
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i II MESCHACfBb
JOURNAL OFFICIEL DE sAINT-JEAN-BAPTIsTE

gmp6mes dun NAL qui devait ttre long e,
danggeux.
II e jeta sur son lit avec un certain sou,
ageuent. peasant que, brist, aneanti CONNIE
Pehit, il allait dormir lougte'nps ct echap
per scs angoissss.
Ce ne fut pas le sommeil gull trouva SUI
couche, rnais une Gevre xrdente don't IA
ytation douloureuse, les aiguillons inces'
ants s'attachaient tout son etre. II ne de.
nandait qu'un moment de repos. d'oubli ei
al croysit s'assoupir quelque temps, Ia pen
tale, lui sonnant impitoyablement toutes les
teures de 10 mutt, lai montrait que dams 50
ongue veille. Il n'echappait d aucun instant
ie &c supplice. =.
Lonqn'une chnleur deyorante succeda aux
rissons dams le cours de l'acces de 6svre, il
ne put plus tenir dams son lit; ct, allant ou.
vrir 10 ienetre, il sc pencha nu dehors pour
,spirer Fair yif .. Ia campsgne. 90. ..
la ruit finissait. Une blanchenr fable ct
.srne etait repandue dams respace; Ia sil-
louette grise du riyas- sc detschait sur Ia
iuance pale ct transparente de Ia riviere.
Msis k temps etait bss: Ia bruno qui tom.
,ait eu pluie fine voilait l'espace, ct confon-
isit lea objets dams une perspective inorne
4 trise. lie bruit monotone de Ia pluie, 10
yrincoicnt sourd des chaines de batenux
,marEs au rivage, forinsient une harmonic
melarolique en- rapport svec la tristesse Va.
que d latrnosphere.
Iliy await de jour que ce quill fallait pour
ec!airr Ia proionde solitude de Ia campagne.
Le yeux 4 Herman etaient fixes sur cette
aen.ue deserte. lorsquTl apereut une forme
ihcetaine ct mouvante sur le rivage. Get
obje indistinct prit bient6t 4 ses ycux Zap
parmce dun homme avnnrant pas lents
sure bord de reau.
La vue troublse par l'insomnie ct Ia souf.
frasce, Herman ne s'attachait pas moins
SURE les movements de cette apparition
qui dams sa narche, soilrsit GU sc derobsit
sss regards selon Ia disposition des masses
de tuillagr.
LOrsque cette figure, en- approehant, &C
trouxa mieux en- vue de Ia fenetre, Herman
dist ngus un hoInme en- costume de villa.
geos Il ne soyait point ses traits, mais seu.
ilenent une haute ct forte stature. une Tongue
evese, unc crnsate rouge, un chapeau enion.
zee nr le front ct des cheveux blonds eoupes
f,cariement sur lie cou.
Ty await dams Ia presence de Get homme
cite heure, au milieu de Ia solitude, quel
que chose qui semblait fatal; son attitude
- tete bass, son pas inesure ct solenneI
ins,iraient Ia tr:s.esse ct reiiroi. la.
A droi,e de rsllse ID |mes qui .'t:endaii
sous 10 croisse. S.sit un IN. .,ssi de tro:s srsnd'
saules, s'elevant su pisd de Ia pente rapide
du rivsge et sur le sable ef!leure par les va
CUES de ls risiee. ar H.. .gfa. :
Herman ,it rhomme quill suivnit du re
gard, arrive en- face de ces arbres, gutter le
sentier on II marchait.. descendre sur Ia
greve.. II le Wit otter son chspeau, sa veste
80 cravate, les deposer su pied d-s saulrs,
ct s'avancer entire les tones des arbres qui
le derobercnt alors ses regards.
I'm instant Sc passa :. Puis un bruit pro-
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AVIS DIVERS.
NECRE MARION.

NEOKE WAKKUN.
rONDUIT a Ia gcole de 81. Jean. .Bap.
~ tiste, lc nsgre JACKSON, disant 4
appartcnir NJ. Barrow dc Bayou Sarah. q
ii est age d'environ quarante ans, a 5 picls :
pouces de hauteur. CT il lui manque trois dcnts
dc devant In machoirc superieare.
81. Jean. .Buptiste, ianvier 1855 aT ..
NUMA TREPtGNIER. ..
Depuie Sheriff
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Les Aris, nc dssigsaa, nj Ia lingue M
ls temps de fmser.ioH, seront pati'ts en
angiais ct en- Jraneais pendant tro's mois.
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6otels:

THE SMITHSONIAN HOUSE. az enlarged, is
nov op.n corner OF Broadway sed doostos.t on The
,.m, bl-ck with the Metrcpolt.n Hotel aod NibSs rns
HOUSE, 10 conducted the Fu'opssn PEN OF offinsfoo ms
r,r,rs price from y Gay flor issds rose roe
spe up-.s thee oc d., according 70 s.' I'et
,ior lie Tire Restaurant ocsed on the hst ncof On
Bosowsy where In the private bom' meals van - ai
Disbsd a. he o~su rrice The make, al 81 o s'd "a
nor ,lstte quests for What they order
will fns a. ID. SMITH sONIAS seeonm Dcstioos o.
order for fsspeetsbty, ordsr, nesipes,
and economy 80, :.
OaGIE HOTEI-Lodgings.-G entemen can
II obtain clean .u6 eou fo.be Rooms for oer mint OF ie'
and M Der the 9otel cor Frankfort and
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Gummer Retreats.

OOUNTRY BOARD and PLEASURE.-Fam
~ lie. or single person, obtain PERMANENT bOAHp
IA srt- prvsts residence the b.nks OF ne River -
IIrI. ftriy nine uilss from dLbosen. N. Ih1 psee Al
foes every fec lily for Bathing, F,hg Rsins SAILING &c
Also for horses The stages running early aud
late on rIabh road from hoboken HAekensak pass the
house. Per psItieu AIS spp, 10 or sddIe.
b WINAST, Little Ferry n j.
BOARD WANTED-For the Summer. IN the
I'D ylIsts Of Orsnss by Gsnemap. fer himself vie 10.
f,nt child its nurse Addrss MERCHANT, BOX NO III
Triture Office stat ns accommodations AMI terms
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Aorses, Carriages, ST.

BEAUTIFUL FAMILY HORSE-Wmte name
ID ,,d tall stands without tying and warranted .oaon
h.nds high No S,s Ws.hoson 81 bet snd IL rnSe e1
DLOODED DOG for SALE.-Newfoundian
ID and French SETTER, sboo months old i.Ifs re
bite ana bsei long curly hair, 80 VIII MAKE
Ws1bdos Tor country seat, and ver' 1000 OF cnoIe3
First r.ts dspostioD and with unn'ns can De u.a ~
80 Al ORTANDO SMILEY No lOl Christopher g., where
the Dog may be sen
EOR SALE-A pair Of fine CARRIAGE
HORSES 16 hand. hishsessht aod fast soer p,rfeety
tpd and wh zoe o..,, NED
but Jew months ard both made oy Psker-wth two Gets
HARNESS BLANKETS. &c AL 10 noe order 500 To-
retber or spsrstsy Inquire OF nessra TUOhSh hoEI
At Metropolitan Stables corner Prince aud Crosby ."
TOR SALE-FOrty large-slze broken MULES,
ssed from Eve to years a. the stable OF AUGUs
TUs VANS East New York near William Whseis' Ho.
tai Ipqsre for Mr. Ivsns at the stable Stages leave every
half hour Brooklyn side. Pschsllp
HORSES and CARRIAGES for SALE.-One
Light Coach; one Rocss~sy sssst one LIht pnrils
top for t~o horss-su partially ~orni
would be sold low Also pair Of superior Coach dorsss beg
y.su old without blensh Apply ct the private STAb-E,
No. I2Esu 28th It between 9Th and Madison avs
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maebiuerp ST.


4 NEW sODA-WATER APPARATUS
"A Ps,ept spilled Ter lss5whch be taken spsrt ana
put eth IN thirty minutes Aso ever
psrsus for Ds~iIl Botips and aseris;gtinz me soos
tons fef making the SodaWstsr and syruPs
MANUFACTURED spd fol1 sbc eCrstsatiy % hand, ny.
WILLIAM OEE No SO Futon st New Tof 81 noof
NEW SODA FOUNTAIN.-NICHOL COM
~ BISATION fOUsTA1E s a somps;s. portable, pei.
cty very ohesp nstrum- Et tor MAKING ne pee
lind OF shoric Acd Gss Ws,eI easily quickly aud AZ w
Airg cost r. B. NiCHOLs II pnest compsoy. Aren't:
CTATIONARY TEAM-ENGINES-Ihes sub
- .orihen prepared 70 furnish, On SHIRT noncs
HOaI1ONrAL ENGINES. on iron bedfrsnes, sirons ans
ssnt pain hiihy finished from 70 100 hossPosst.
with or WITH punps boiers. &C. VsNsnted 20 Eve ssL
faction Also shs nz and Mil Work o. ell snds SSH nv
Bni Machinery order They are Aso p1ePac -
furns the various sizes double and snsle Of we.I ~
Ps.eu. Circular Saw Nilb w HAfEsEco
Northampton. H.mpshire 20 VIZ
Two BLANK BOOK MANUFACTCR ERS, &c.
i For SALE, a secondhand RULISsS srspfy
(Kirts PATENT 10 scod order Apply TO John u ~ ~,
steouDt Maratscturer ststioner snd fn1,s. Nv "
PesI!,t r,1t door 70 The Courier srd Enqunei Ome.
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Gouses an0 farms tDanteo.

CNALL FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED
y On the ouubs this city. Jersey City, Bro'tyn
Fr or uibe Rooms will be required Rent no, TO exceed
$50 per aurum Immediate possession wanted. Address
Box No. et2 Post Office.
THE LOWER PART of a HOUSE WANTED
In coed location With gas b,ih &c, for a.mL gem
family either In New York Brock at not
cs,dins $500 wanted. Address c. Box
4eefN. Post Office.
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Go farmers ano Others.

DONE MANURE.-The subscriber has con:
stantly on hand very superior article OF pure oONh
DUST consisting Of sswipss 6logs and ground bone. ~
at the Works SD st East Rivers or NO
AZ Csd.,.t mn stairs CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ.
INSTRUCTION in FAkMING.-Three or four
Pupils may receive NsrRuCr in the rtk0sS ana
PRACTICE Of AGRICULTURE Address g Il WAxlSB ,,
ia Cbsppsqus N Y. Refers to Pr,E Mspes, and Horace
Greeley, Esq.
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TO LIE THE BASEMENT, SECOND,
i THIRD and FoUsrH STORIES Of the new marble
susbs Of Broadway sad h-nher ct tine nrs, ory
on hb will Re occupi,d By Shoe and Leather bsns
amazed N veil rbtea AID Convenient Office. OF IN 81 are a9s
a ter Pos.ss.oa given the l.t day Of AsJ
lDqair. 81 the Bank corner Of John .nd Whtsn,a
ITO LET-A handsome brown stone front
Bugdrg .Dd tie Of stable neat do)r TO ths corser
OF Beef I'd az " BooilIn minat-. w,ls from
i r, ri Cd e ;ita n''
70 LE1-S1 Fam POWER and well-ligntoc
ROOMS, Brood on Canal Elm -ae w.lisr't.
Nav Ai.o th. entire corner STORE No. Is C.a.s b, NJ
3AUDU SO io2 w.ber.t
TO LET-The UPPER PART of DWELL
rr. t.qur,d d App, Is Murray A. ''''' - "
ITO LET in BROOKLYN-1hree ROOMS with
Close. third story Of house No rs G,li st Reni
- r.r month oee ether fsnil, in the house
ITO LET-That splendid four-stOry BRICK
front BY 81 deep With Bathroom hot sad cod
90, re 5 S.9'ss Ea,So
The boq:s viii b. lie, % yer: '.oDsOs s'5p' goo s1d I'd
i't G Loosis, ilas srOs4S.y near si,6.t. ff1
TO LET-Part of HOUSE, to a small, gen.
teel f.mtly apply At No 81 Msdi.ons
ITO LET-In the 4th-ay., near Cnion-square,
i SECOND FLOOR, consisting Of t~9 Paror' and t~o
floor TO American family without Children Inquire st
No l47 ikav
1,O LET-Two eenteel COTTAGES at RAJ
L. l..
directly front Of the steamboat .adns Lover Ravens
Stages ps the doors every hour, to GfeenpoiEt WI
Ian sbursh and Brooklyn -
Also. Tor sale, desirable BUILDING LOTS. each 100
and East RIVER and about $50 feet length oeIt
seambost ABdba Apply 10 HARRIS Co, No. - Peck
alp; or to J g. HARRIS. near the premises
TO RENTAL Macomb's Dam, the BRIDGE
i and tie HOrEL the We.tehester side. Apply to
ROBT. B. CAMPBELL, No Hanover St
ITO LET ia SOUTH BROoKLYN-A high
Il basement HOUSE. No. n summitst within i've min
the Hamilton Ferry The house In perfect
oder With Hot Cold Wste to second story bath Dumb
Water and Gas throughout ito Ch,rdelie Possession in.
uecisby Rent moderate. Apply to MARSH Co, No. =
M.l6ep-lsre.
TO LET-Ihe SECOND-STORY of the build
pr on the .outhv e,tery corner OF Wall and Broad
Irouie OF HALs1ED. Lag Bookseller, No 10 "sll ct
ITO LET-The SECOND aud FRONT PART
L Of THIRD FLOOR consisting Of seven Rooms and
seven Psnuies with modern impoyements-sas croton
House No 49, Esst 2lst None bat small,
tel fsmily neeo spoly Inquire on the premises
ITO LET-A three-story brick HOUSE, No. 81
Hu6,onst situated bstvesn Resde aud Dusnssts At
tb termou, the Hudson River Railroad superior stand
I'd Of business especially Tor Bar and R.ss1r.nt
Rsrt $500 Inquire OF WAsHINGrON NICHOLS, No.
5Nsw.t orofH MARTIN, corner OF ChiuO'Fs and tad'
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Cntlerp ano 6aroware.

nut NAILS and SPIKES.-The undersgned.
I -. p,.suf.cturers Offers for SALE on fsyases
.Ims fui s.,or, ent Of superior Sable Iron Wofn v"
Nails and Spkes p.... yeist
L"ss P'ss.nH MERRITr TRiaBLE,
Troy o. A'' No IS srosds-
HARDW ARE.-The largest and most COM
HIRpWARE CUTLERY, EDGE FOOLS ~.
sorcentrseA In one establish meat tor me ca fpa
ksds, can b found Of Shao' :, ~. a. Y.itn.A
lanes O. MORSE & Co., No. 70 JohnSss :,
J New Yok-De.er IN ell description. Of rtrs 1, "
STEAM GAS. snd WAITE ena .;ts isaprovsl
49, Coeis OIL Cope Whistles &c Steam Pemps A.
RoI.. sn6 Roller flues Buildings warned y essem -
Ws.r Oss Appsutus ox towns, factories and povss
| heA
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Gonscs TO Get.

= COUNTRY RESIDENCE-To RENT a
~ ne. All desiraEls Cotts.s OWsLLISG- BOU5E aud
GOOD GARDEN IN t Of Wssaiu s,onye aud Of ths oepos
the New q BTznch Rs.ro.d Csn 20 to or from Ns"'
River fr0ra ursh Apply to JOHN JAQCES, Washing
tonvlt OIalge Co, Y.
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LEGAL NOTICE to sAFE-ALANUFAC-
Tbauees for Business ttlen.

4 GENTLEMAN Of considerable business ex
"A penence give the very best OF reierence
would Like 10 become Interested ia e.pee4os 2o'nrs
this city Ia about $50 600 Of @hch s,O~ ca'n
au the might possibly be increased In 'hort time II
necessary Parties wiog have inteTvisg viii eise
address (stsing of busness MI WILL AM ~ TINS
office may rely having their commune aiioas c)n'
slider ed entirely confidential.
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4 CHANCE Tor SOMEBUDl.-The prJpr-
N etoIs OF the TRAVELLING RAILROAD 9RtOGE, flr
the purpose Of bringing it into imtd4ts vii sell Il
FOuRTHs the ENTIRE IN1t fESF IL 10 the unsuim0uI
opinion mechanics std engineers that hs iavea y
suaole value Every Information gyen by Mr FED
PAieptee AT Nd IS La a.
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. I IT :, It i + VI 10 LEI, or Tot SAUL
~ CHEAP, c I'D St. between 5th Aod eth wa ne,
two shalf,'oI FRAME HOUSE, filled in with brick
Rooms cellar and siG ia Los OF Oround stop
sst rIies e .,n Cu'y Ssie cash. go. Posses
sion now. spo'y 70 H. H. RICE, Superior C,uh No. 10
fsfv all
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A GENTLEMAN, owning three-tlths OF the
N Patent Right in one OF the bEsC RGAPING. MO-
INC and BuNDLlG MACHINES ever inyentei desires 90
dispose potion Of his interest 10 patty ShO Gao graih
bins the invsntioa into notice and fg.ze
machine completed will be pat Ia operation % satsis
applicants Apply 10 X L. d., Box ~ ?.
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DROOKLYN LOTS.-FOr SALE, three LOTS
ID mprosins neghborh'oi the lxth W,rd of Brook
yn will be sold c7eap abd very accom- mottns terms
hpply 10 PECARES BERNSTEIN & PHILLIPS,
No 4 near NAasau
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CNOR SALE and to LET-Several HOUSES in
wsteheser Co. Of different sizes and nodatoos,
FOR ssle ~ Others to let Isquirs Of A FIEDLAY No. II
6oxtna n n Y.
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W.YORK CULTURAL

IN WAREHOUSE and SEED STORE,
occupying three tbs subscriber has the largest
cheapest, and most complete assortment OF
AGRICULTURAL and BORrICULr URAL IMPLE dEST5
FIELD and GARDEN SEEDS in the United States
PERUVIAN GUANO-with Government brand on each
bsg-sDd dsnpened uske weigh heavier Super phos
plate Of Lime Bone Dust, Poudrette. &c
Il. l.. ALLEN. Nos 1879 and l9l Waer 81.
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Boar0 an0 Rooms.

A PLEASANT ROOM ON second floor, viii
~ small LOOM AZ ioips 81 one sm. Room separate ar
70 LIE TO single Gentle men with PARTIAL BOARD, At No
81
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Tor SALE or to LEr-The fOur-story and
i basement hr.t-clsss DWELLING HOUSE No lts East
10th suy square; contsns all the m1dera i-
ptoyeueps Terms liberal Apply to JAMES d. SrARh'
No 4 LII haa-n
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YINO LET A modern built three-story and base
n.ut HOUSE in 18Th st. between 6th snd 9,hsvs 70 =.
ORDERLY q, IL, ponsib- family the Of which t5 vii
be taken in Board by Geueman .ni his Wife, wac wou
REQUIRE the eeopd floor desiring TO make such an ar
rsngeuent may address (postpsid g. Of T. Mahison
Apoihecsiy corner o. 23th 81. sEd BIB sy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12
Real estate for Sale.

A FOUR-STORY BRICK HOUSE and LOT
n for sALE-No zS2 81 Will always tent well aud Is
fis,te property investment 5000 msy remiia on
bond and moTtgsgs Apply to
Dr. 3 81. GulON 10. N Bowery. cor. Grand a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

IGOR SALE-One- half of the interest of a re-
Il tail LuMsER-IAhO together with he flxtarcs, aud
eight years lease irom the st Of May IS5ooe OF he
~ and columbia Broollyp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12
OUFAP BROOKLYN HOUSES = Rangi

~ from $3.50 $500. $3.50, $500. $3.50, 5000
Is hId up 5000 embracing every shade and variety
from tie le fans 10 the msgoiicent stons
P'''' -'' Mills & BETS No. u W.ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

EOR SALE-The handsome three story brick
i HOUSE and LOT No. 239W.st lls ST. near s.h a. II
IA eli ng,d and sill the modern improsem-ns not
,oid by the 7th ir, will be offered hen Aucto, BY J.
BLFECKER st the Merchants. Fxchsnse. Apply 70
JSO SNIFfsN, ia, No 1914 Frontst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

NEW and IMPROVED POUDRETTE-The
IN beet powerful substitute M Farm Yard Manure,
and uDhe other fertilizers the market Can be pat la direct
contact with the seed thereby afodins nCuhment tmdt
asiyto the JouDs plant pamphlet with de'ton' &c
be had gratis application the sdbscrOers PHe,
81 50 per Dbl. for 7 bbl. and over Apply to the
LODI AANUfACrU6IN3 Co.
(up stairs } No ~ Coftlsndt st.
Extract from q letter Of Horace Greeley, dated
January IS, 1885.
You that ii quite sts when sent it ADD that
became dry and remained so til ssPtemb,r s
fordiss very unvorsbe opportunity fol testing the
Pou rette yet testify that il did good service, and
you are welcome 10 refer TO me in any way"
DERUVIAN GUANO- With Government brand
i ard weight upon each bag
Improved Superp phosphate OF Lime. -
Bone Dust For sale by A. LON9srr,
Nc. 81 Clifst, OF Fulton.
CTRAW and Y-CUTTERS.-HOVEY a.
- Co hsve stsblshed their AseLcy at No 81 Cliff st
Of Fulton where their CUTTERS be had the -nufac
tory price A LONGErr, No 81 Chhst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

CTEAM POWER, With well. lighted rooms, Il
- LET in buildings Fcs 1871, lS3 1856 Mercer lnqnir
ofGEO H. BITCHES, No 1856 Mercer Of or Z. V. HACjh
WCUT No SOL and 1853 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

VvO LET or LEASE, in YONKERS - 4
1 HOUSE with three acres Of GROUND vi Mo i've mia.
utt. walk the Depot. Apply to r. LAWRENCE No IS
Bee khan .. and d. ClinsoLcourt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-11

The Harrisonburg (Va.) American, comes out in
favsr OF Mr. Fillmore for the Presidency, and Hon.
A. H. H. Stuart for the Vice Presidency.
The receipts at the Pennsylvania State Treasu.
ry during the year ending on the lst of December,
were S. 800 474 H. and the expenditures 7O5
50.
The Seneca Falls Courier notices the failure OF
John G. Chapman, merchant of that place, for an
amount supposed to be not less than $4,000.
Lake Bigler is the name of picturesque sheet
of water ON the confines of California, il the wes-
tern part of Utah Territory.
Hon. Albert Warren has been re-elected Mayor
of Lawrence, Mass, with the entire American
ticket.
General Adrian Woll of the Mexican army has
arrived in Paris, accompanied by his aid-de-camp
Gen. Cass, it is said, has written letter to a COM
mittee in Pennsylvania, which will make its ap-
pearance shortly, Withdrawing from the field as a
candidate for Presidency,
The Irish Court of Queens Bench has decided
that clergyman may marry himself
The arrival of cotton at New Orleans on Monday
last reached 2l,2l5 bales
Mrs. f. Place is playing at the Gaities Theatre,
New Orleans
John w. Withers, American, has been elected
Mayor of Mobile.
The Columbia (S.Cl Times has private advices to
the effect that GeE Gad5on, Minister to Mexico ia
recovering. -