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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-07-28

as the consumption of sugar has increased in the
world still the production is greater. In this
state of things, it is clear that some of the pro-
ducors must stay their hands be received by 60
ing on.
4 1t may be that this system Of things may the
more rapidly lead to the development of some of
tho other valuable resources of the tropics. The
question of supplies of fbrous material for corGagc
textile purposes and above all, for making paper,
has occupied much attention lately. Now, not to
mention other similar products, we have in the
aloe, which grows wild in the most arid and barren
spots, and in the plantain and banana, whose fruit
in many of colonies is the bread of tho people,
most valuable materials. OF the mercantile value
of these fibres there is no question that they will
yield vastly moro per acre than the flax and hemp
of Europe, and ut less cost, is capable of proof
and, indeed, that their cultivation for fibre, now
that means for the economical preparation of it
exist, promises ample remuneration for those who
engage in it."
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-07-28
F L O w E R S.
BY MRS. E. oAKES SMITH.

Each lcaae. is tiny scroll,
Inscribed with holy truth;
A lesson that around the heart
Should keep the dew of youth;
Bright missals from angelic throngs
In every by-way left.
How were the earth of glory shorn,
Were it of flowers bereft!
They tremble on the Alpine heights,
The fssured rocks they press,
The desert wild with heat and sand,
Shares, too, their blessedness
And whcresoe'er the weary heart
Turns in its dim despair,
The mcck-eyed blossom upward looks
Inviting it to prayer.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-07-28

Mrs. r. Cakes Smith writes to the Tribune, that
Emma h. Coe has already entered into practice in
Philadelphia, Pa; Elizabeth Young is doing the
same at Lowell, Mass; and now | have letter
before me from young lady in Mansfield, Mass,
who has chosen like career. This young girl,
grave, sclfpoised, handsome and intelligent, can
not fail to move in a sphere honorable alike to
herself and useful to Others
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-07-28

We have by telegraph the skeleton of Gov.
Reeders Message. lie thinks the people of Kan
sas ought to fix their own laws without help from
outsiders that the Legislature can temporarily
regulate Slavery recommends stringent Liquor
law. and estimates the territorial population at
5,l33 white males and 1888 females. The Gov
ernor vetoed resolution fixing the seat Of Gov
ernment temporarily at Shawnee Mission, but
il was adopted in spite of hm-IiiJune.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-07-28

BeS-A curious case has been on trial in St.
Louis, Mo-, in which respectable merchant was
accused of furnishing forged freedom papers to q
handsome yellow girl, worth $1,000. The evidence
indicates conspiracy of some rival to ruin the
merchant by fixing upon him the crime of aidin G
in the escape of slaves. In tho slave States, a
common resort of cowardly malice is to fix suspi.
cion of aboltiOnism upon an enemy or rival.
in all such cases, the inAammable chivalry execute
summary vengeance, and the truth only gets out
- disposed Of, and they grow
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-07-28

tnusv syn.t-,-.---,
their bonds Is not this o comforting ,,,o.n..-.
So long as the Fugitive Slave law exists as the
national Interpretation Of the constitutional clause
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-07-28
From tho London "Anti.slavcry Advocat
THE EMANCIPATED NEGRO.

Francis Burke, of Montscrrat W. l. writes to tho
editor of the London Anti-Slavery Reporter, as
follows.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-07-28

ass'NS
They break into every place they come to, carry
oil whatever they take fancy for, and break ruin
' anu destroy everything else that comes in their
way men, women and children, old age aud in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23
Ccparinersblp Notices.

OTyrcE No. Is wilkins ST, NEW YORK, Fob. - 1855
THE UNDERSIGNED have formed C0part-
4 uer.hip under the and frn Of MElGs GREEN
LEAF Tor the transact. n OF General STOCK Com n~oa
Bu.iness They vii MAKE purchases and sales % com Mission
OILS ard " IN their beet sos )mOo the ntrT-ss OF
mir r.,Tous ANY otders intfued 10 item. vii be executed
win prompt soeiity Po-s@s-ins al Necessary aci
,is ar the r,soci.tion Securities snd confident In
thr bty 10 give .tfaccn they respectfully solicit snare
" F ,aAs MEiGs late Cashier Am EN Bank.
W ORFENLEAF, ate no " allst
pFFrRgNcFs: Americas cchsnge Bank, Mcrchants Bank
B.rk of the Requisite metropoli'au Bank
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23
Professional Notices.

IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH.-Dr. j
ALLEN late Professor IN the Ohio College Of pena sur
atT,FitIAI DEETUREs. which combine. the ,Oiovirs
advantages;
svs infect the breath no; the slight
est mosfuIe set between the teeth AID pate
the eth 70 ed At ahh heat between ADD around theh
ehieh unes them firmly TO eseh Other and to The pa
p,cuns and ese appearance which Character
hes the natural OfEsIs III, - -,
Gun sDd Pa and ordinary force IL nas@os Gao Ofess
then fIotn their haze
TIN. iuspt effected by having the inside Of ths
teeth sbo cum naors form To this form TIE tongue
Dc, pr.vruts bssing ufed sounds 10 sp-a,ns
srsiur oen eyed persons weaIirf srtihe'sl teeth
5b 1b paufs tom OF the mofih snd scs
esu Re restored IN where the7 ne'e become sinkn
This do1r % s0ss nal a'tachu e1ts 70 ms fano
furporHs the teh r.-se as re V DIS
bfii1 cot TIC sunsen porto ana s1s-o men -
pop.t POSITION They covered VIII the sb.Vs nt1ee
suu-oor poui ard become component vaie !hs
40 when rstt fornd cannot b. detected y 's ~
sever Tts method Of the cheeki % their
so he ustursl torn and expression O. q. i
40 lire Ls, b~en wen tested havns been ma1e -pss
feeuls the author. practice for 'ese ~ yea. pat ssets
o. ~ o. rsaps withou thsimp and also viii
II cen NJ ~ ONCE showing the crest eh.nfe ~ sP@
.pc- which produced the eounensne.s of lni'hla no"
a.nrur., Constructed upon thi. principle which -.
public invited call ara examine, tog-hef S' 0tsei
.pc,u-n Of h. improved 'ye OF weit not requiring as
b Tns plat. usually employed r this work are p,tirs
a. ruuty Of Which prevents The slightest tsfnsa o. NJ
peasant ia the mouth In short ths 'y"rm snyses'
uspy sro eorsut feapres which are eaj eppeei
BY ttose eaIi1s sfia;l dsgtaIs. apo tn' ~
the utility Of his method naaae onf tes1
aoniss e.u om eminent Dentists 10 th- s-non.
eit. Of The UH'o0 and Oe'0si s' e. nc ~ nv s''
"A %. all pamphlet containing fuller particulars cent
(po.i-psdl 90 srSieslot
TINTED STATES PASSPORTS fjr all parts
SOM s. Notary Pgbie No - "aren-st b'-a.I-iAl'
se, ciii1.n, must produce thu certificates
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Ermopals.

DEMOVAL.-The undersigned, now reins.ated
IL the old location. No 81 Broadway will Ia
c.- az iudr-nt stlre6 the rs circles Of trade
a.svor 10 elicit Of the svors OF his
psrons positive determination 70 sdhere strictly
cssh Sales moderate ehsrses u believed III
p-onrs ready seauesepce 70 the terms eonsutns tss.f
best Interest WM T. JESNIN0S. Dnper and Tailor
Ne. 81 Brcalvsy Sd door sbevS sAs Astos Hoass.
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HhIlinerp. Sc.


~ L l. \ l. L Y . . ID 9.
vi 1853.
FOR sPR'>G SAILS
PINNEO 4 CO.
- -6 CHANaFR,-S RETT
IOpr.s te viz trase.l
Hiv1 Jtsr osE'so TER srsNs is-osrAr 9Ns o.
BONNET RIsROVs.
D-ks, TSl~MSGs
Ehb6OlDE2lEs,
FRENCH ANO ENGLt.E cR,PEs
yPFN = Ar III fAL FLOW RS. IL:
frcusrss GersTA- Assortn-H- -
MILLINERY ARTICLES
MOST FASsiOSABLs
RrcugRcsF Styles
The ,hov. Coed. hsv- Imported express 'or cur
SPRING SALES.
An; orpr,e tn srs-s sud ane't aror'm-s - os ~
be cuLd in ta sset and 10 which re ihVi'e the ste ae
SOUTHERN AND vEsrEsN MERCHANTS
puYs-s Only proh,. but WI ger tue ne~ess
AID moot fax. Il. able srtie IS
Order, by le'ter will receive 'he same s.'e1iica.
ssrsgares prizes quality dspsteh, sna
Jaa snent 10 the selection
Of soO.. As if
parties presezt
theD-eyes
PISNrO & Co.
No IS Chambers st. Nes.York..
ONT DOOR IRON BROADWAY. OPPOSITE rsE
rsvsG HOUSE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23

TUNIS MORRILL,, AUCTIONEER-AUC-
i TON ANO COMMISSION MERCHANT, No 81 N.S
s,u a., between Fulton and John ts-s 5Oicits i1yoic
fiou IGToisD, a4EGisetafeTs Families &c Eli sss ~
l. ,ops sfisLlon 10 sales dseliinxs &c-fO-aORRO"
r. I6.v = % clock ~ Catalo.ue az No 81 Nasstast
,,. .ok Of Coo, hoG Importers Manufacturers .nd Artists
cb en- b. day consisting u rich and plain Fat
ur. ,ppe,ior PAuOFofi,s OL P4nuoss and EnEsyinH,
yrrors hus r1seuic-nt Wors .tsnd cost fi<j
go Cs.fs Porte Nonnsi.. Mechanical Lamcs fo.-wood
P.,or Suite in rich brocsfee, premium extension Dnng
Tai ,. WIN .rte superior Farm are, Mattresses
Sc Every facility 70 clippers &c. Full pa'He1sIs Oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23
" = sFLLos Auc'irreer-BY HoucHroS & MELLos
THIS DAY (Fnday) Genteel IOUSEH DID

y FFLIOt ~. - 'IVV - N
VHIS DAY (Fhday,) Genteel HOUSEH )LD
FUPEIIUkF e. l,t o'clock house No 213 spring e.,
near Hucsor-Tspesy and lrgraa CARPETS. Frensh Pate
Pler and Over Mirror Gas CHANDELIER Oh Paintings Ensi.y
irss Rich bro-sels sId Leee neo~ Cutsils ssf CoF-
n.les Carved Mstog,ay Fsror FurDare VIZ Tee Iete,
sofa Visile Chsis SpricZ seat Pafo- chaiI' asoe top
Center ard Pr Tails Fancy Table Corner Nd &c IL
the Chamber fafIige OF i've rooEs Hsr daiiFssr
PUlox. &c Also STALK CsTp-'s Rcd. OH Cloths Hat
ststo Giranio'e. Mantle OfDsmeni, &c, nc uduz srge
L.eis. Hat. French Flowers Tabs Paper ana
Rros Nu-n &c Catalogues issued 90 moroos Of sale ~o
thy the sron n the Jsde aud OF hous~ke-p-s cssn
d-ro. s be required from all purchasers. and good 10 be
n a OF --le
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23
3 C. HALLIDAY. Auct0neer
POSITIVE Sal T. of VALUABLE REAL ES-

" SALE bl abtADbL hTsAL
L TATE h, order OF the UNITED STATES FAUST COM
PASY Of NEv-YORk, KEcElNER, &c =. G ALL
DAY will "a 81 Auction MONDAY FEB. IS, 1857 At IL
ocosk the Merchants FAchange he valuable property
The Of ith aud the $40 lately Known
As the cker Bank Tbs lot is = feet % inches vde
font end rear Is deep Tho bndoz covers the en-
tr. front Of bro~n stone On the avenue and sne-t
-four stories IN bisbt With elevated bDemen bat Of
the materials 10 the substantial manner ard cnnve-
nty suites Of ~ suited lot Insurance
,uc other O,es The main f,or y. vel adapted for BANK
III House fer hich t b.. been hitherto occupied
Aso fan thar certsin Block CT Ground 10 the Iweith
I'd OF the City NeT fo'k bounded snf aaing a. fo
love viz ~ the souffery Inc Of l'e1 =, b'9 et
r he.: earery ~ the westerns lire Of the 18th Az 'et
f. rk soc Nv By the noherJ line Of l01hst 3lB ret
rhs ard westerly by she ess,ery Inc Of Bio mnscale-
road IS Inches Ttis property will b. sold Ia separate
4. y th rriig- Msps w BE- ready The Gih inst snd
can b had application the Auct oneer Tsns at sale
IsireoI JOSEPH LAWRENCE pfest.
Iou~ A ~. WAR Sec'y l0j)
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Insnrante Companies.

nrTNA INSURAN COMPANY
AZ or HARTFORD.
Chartered 10 1919.
CAPITAL $500, 200
Ne~-York Agency, NO u ~slst
In.ue ans Oss dsmss- v Fire uooB fssoI.be terms
THOsAs K. BRACE Pfesdest
o. RIPLEY Wee President
Tnos A. ALgxispzs, secy.
JAS. A hLEN,sDEs, Agent
YaIUE PEOPLEs FIRE Insurance CONF
4 PAnY OF TIE CITY or SyW-YOhK
CASH CAPITAL...s 50, 900, With surplus
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nos IT'S Csnsl-st sDdX Nttas %
Properly gsuesly Injured sgsrst loss ara dsnsse y IRE
RICdAAD EAhICk, Prssi6sr.-
W USDEsHuL. Secretary.
Ts,Ht HARMONY FIRE INSURANCE Com
l PAEY Nc Bro.d.t Gosh Capita. $500 With
b,pd.os rrpas continues 10 insure the most tsvsson
terms sssi,s' Toes snd damage By hr. ,..,.,
o GLOVER. ssc'y. WCALLtNphh rfesL
TINTED STATES LIFE INSURANE CON-
L PAnY JOSH Pr B. COLLINS, President. No " Wall
a. CONTINUES T. eJeet LIFE ISSUR4ScEs terms ~ To-
yorsbe A. tho.e Of any inssitnrion Of the kind
Pr,c-iuus yable ssrusy seg annually or qusrery
assFTs s2sa os0 SAFELY IssE.rED
POLICY-EOIDg PARTICIPATE IN THE PkOFIrs
JAMfs W O. CLEMENTS. Medical Exsmiper, tresidsn1s
Nc uiry oece Of thu Company dai from IL
20 O'CLOCK NJ vii wait spptesn"s their d~sllnr
GsO r CANAAN " d.. Consulting Physc'.n
~ g. DsGR0Or tciuary. JOHN Fade Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23

~LBEET slcoLAY suctonrer.
CPRING FURNITURE AUCTION SALES
Tie understand " Is leave inform his friends add ths
p,Ac thai he pre par usual ave his psrsoA alton
iop to int class FCRNl rUBE SALES 81 Az TiO' at
l Tssieeres Of families that intend br.s.us housetesp
Ire hi. .prips ALBERT Il HIcOLAY Aaeteseer,
- scel no Bro>d %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23

NOALS.-Peacb Orchard, Red or White Ash,
~ delivered ff,In ysrd and cover; Nut IS; stove so
a cent. 10 dealer, and csrmen Can bsrlsnd 81 80; Liver
pool sil JACOB WEEKS Sl3 so-sry and m 9,,eor-..
COAL.-S7 per Tun for best RI ID ASH STOVE
" COAL delivered so ceL less % Dealers ani C1rtnen
Yards Nos iT Bowery and Soi W,hinston st. tn'ee a''
from. Spring
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spzr.s ". .uLLER. Auciionesr.
u ID ID n d r ID II "

kpff.k Y. ErLLEa, AuctIoneer.
T'WENTY- FOURTH-ST. PROPERT y
] ADRIAN b. MULLFR Co viii sell a. Auction
TUESDAY Feb g. o'clock st the Aerebsn R1chs1ze,
d. .s-- Of LIT together With he three ofy and Basement
blk House thereon No. 80 we-t lhst b-t~eeu stn aud
h.v. lot 400 sors q feet by ~ feet I'm sh.d 10 modern
,,r The l-.s- from Clement c. Moore. having twelve
yens 20 run Nay l.st annual Erou Ind rent Of 40
b rovsr,,,. Tor thrrs renewals for n yesrs each Q9e)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23
RussEIL " WFsTcoTT Auctoneer
FURNITURE. - RUSSELL

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. - RUSSELL
IL ". wEsrCOTT viii sell THIS DAY. (Fnd,yl at
~ 1coes re p, 90 ,TTp sna
entire handsome fuure Of nouse No u 8th worthy ID,
abortion and the se ihe goods will be
eupto eiloT Furniture suite
eo.h sgni suite pec 10 french btocfee;
carved T6te ttes SoiA. Arm and Reception Chairs 70
match rieh SHADE Clock Tables. Mr1r fsnt Eta
see Piano Forte superior nstIGment velvet and
heir bottom Cbairs oafved Bo3soae. O Pzi0oss Ia rich
Gsme. costy French Minors elegant Mantle Vases snd
Orr Lscs Curtains sUd Shades variety ch Syer~srs
rrsewood ard mahu.sy Bed.Ieads msTole top Bureaus
sshsiards Toilet Set. ch oval Nrrer, superb Hair Mat
ire,.e. Feather Beds Lounges Sc vita large qusoifT Of
BEDROOM Furniture Also the Basement Eurnit1re-Exten
zion Table hin. Tea Sets Cut Ga-wsr. Wuon Brue. and
other CArret- Ocoth &c Catalogues 81 hcu-e stages and
car the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23
Clothing

MEN and BOYS CLOTHING, wholesale and
4yl retail very cheap, .. FASDEhoiti - 20, - a,
,ruers maze order 10 style ths' cannot oe SUI
passed An assortment Of kuber Cotheg and farnsans
Cocea Cutting taught. and Patterns iunnneo " 'A ~
Your p,irousEs 10 respectfully solicited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23
Daper il)arebouses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRiCh-
SON. Co. No. 81 Bsekr.Aa-a, e4st sor sIs % ne
W drins P spers, Ess;kh, French and Ar,erfssa-
New Paper, all sires, seshs and quAihiea
Bosa Pspss ell slz.s sslshD and 9uaitieA
TIC. Pspss fancy colon Aod white Of the bes asAfy
Hs1ss, fsPsr. .hite and so.ored dtSessat viatAs
E.fterS Paper thin. add Of The bsss (uaisy.
CIo.b Pepper SIF and terA.
Ensi,h Hardware Paper large sasortsnsnt jas ntvsA
etesthins Paper. Of the best quality.
W,ppina Pspss STRAW, Rag. ~ haaiilA
fsa teoer Of dtleseaf d1ea
~ isc6sa Psver suissSls IL res6 b rsrA
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Duil0inQ nlaterials.

SOLID WROUGHT IRON BEAMS for FIRE
- PBO)F BUILDINGS, VAULTS STORE FROsTs
ROOFS SC The Undermined prepared to fInisb
Id u.hi iron rolled B-aTs cut to -peohed -nsihs
pfee ch enables budnss to be erected a. very
vance CO Of Th- pabc
ibvi.d anime The new building Of Mes-r. Hs@r bp'h
ar. IL Cfs' they been used For furh-r Inform
.a,n snpy 20 COOPFR& HtWIrr No - burirs slip
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Ocean Cleaners, &t.

NETWORK and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
~ LINE. via He.r.susThs Aee,oy Tfs. .,ay
route he splendid dotbl. s,ssnship NoarhEaS
LIGHT 80 burden. Csp Tnsieo.ssa w cave tfon
Arena on TUESDAY SEQ 1885 connecting sith TOE Is
vorte steamship UNCLE SAN, $500 tans burden svsr
the Eic.sgus Tr,ns. rpte having bat u mes o. lsud
tr,nsportsIson by sr,ss carriages Severn ss- and 'vt
Ion have lately been pat river and AXE which
sh~rsn the tir. ca the from &c These
ID 10 theh ventilation aid seeomns<&
toc For ir form alton p.ss4se, spoly only ITO
CHAs. MORGAN, Aren't No Bowling green
Letter bags made At the Office Letter. :, can't per hAk
EOR KEY WEST-The steamship ST. LAW
RENEE viii receive Frssa, for the above .-r bsh
foot Of North Acorest. n and sail WEDNESDAY,.
sst iI For eigh, pasese having TPsror seeonm ,ds
tors apply 10 GEO. srANNARD. Jr No. l64 Frootst
Il ride wheel steamship QUAKER CITY J. n Hodsdos
Commsoder. viii leave PhILADELtHiA for CHARLES
TON. g. c.. On wEDNEsDAY. Feb ., 1t 10 O'Clock, A n
Cabin passage So Apply 10 HERON x MARTIN.
No. ST North whsres. PsuAle,pks
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yusIVnlIlcn.


4 CARD-The subscriber will receive new STU
~ de1ts hi. web for q thoroush c,nr.e Of coUsr'Sa
HOUSE DESTRUCTION. ireloeog rouels hetts bNst;
Keetips Mcrc.Le wiring and Ar htneti- a. th- resuee1
carse of ss for The whole course ofog s'o,' ans STA
nor,ry Application uo.t ne r,sde T4iS WEEK
OLIVER B GOLn-Mlri no 81. braassay
from The dc ne Jou-r.l
We .dys io.e ~hO visa improve thsir hsndwTiiof 70
hes. IN mind tht there pacs 10 tbs world ~h-fe the
~ Of P,nuaLshr be SECURED either ue,. .-e.'y OF
,s,AItou.y than a. the esisbD.ent o. VIZ iold.ne
HOsTfR. DIXON Il Co., ACCOUNTANTS
L and CONsERCIAL TEA HERS otee 20. SS Broad
.H POSTER DIXON ieetify confused or enta1x'-d &C
ruts c,fcut p'.b-u1s in Boob keeping tafeish al
sce . to the mode Opening sad closing boob. and pc,
f,rr al dutie. spperr-pins 70 ther ofoe-s'on ss
tscu,ptur>s seeurscy ara d,patea - - .,.soy
/ FOsTsR HiaaM DIXON lsA rsS,oS
%IOVNT WASHINGTON COLLtulArB IN
VI sTIrIrrF-So as 4tn 81. "sssIs on ss~rs-
.ntrstcs No iSS M-eoousast .,.,, -
short HAND-A Professor of PilnNOGRA-
~ ply hsSps fec bour. his PsL w'1d reeeise 40
pNestSB ia the above At sVeinl Glasses
i-a a6a-s-. PHoNOGRAPaY. i,u0. ofes
TIE SCHOOL Of Mr.. BINGHAM for B bYS
j --Cslled tie CLASSIC 81 GSA>AsIUh 81, Z -uss,
As,cr place &-sv The complement 10 venty,
in Of THE dep.~Dts Ths t,snirg sasrded thor
ouss rssmsno sns elessrt
q, = -BOOK-KEEPISG-Mr DOLBEAR,
No es Brosi~sy Ev.s bo,ie- th.t th positively
H. l,.t chance S for full Course 'r.ctca.
Do,hs Yp,ry Tie Rooms will be kspt TOR sp,cs1n
nom A NJ TO i0PM resen maj bs secured nsv AID
Lessons tsheu ~ pleasure
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marbinerr, &t.


MPORTANT IMPROV Z II Z y I
so1.RY PLANNING. TONGUING and GRoovIS5 MA
CHIMES,
PATENTED Nov. n 1884
be.. y,.hne, have been thoroughy tested sri heir 50
.o-t,v ever All others proved beyond doubt. They viii
sue and faster tn any otner noS 10 use,
never tearing or throwing out loose knots
nnlea,ons Tor Rsht. and Machines for further p,cu
las can be made 10 the Psteniee. $500 ,.oon,,....
Wtnobes.er Mas Dec 70 1854
TT'HE NEW- YORK FOUNDERY AND IRON
/ RAILING COMPANY Sole Manufacturer, OF Crowefs
e1lebItird CAST IRON RAILING WITHOUT hNErS,
fayfrs at least . cents per FOOT also Of Cro"r neT style
m Wlre RAin. decidedly the cheapest 10 the United sta'eL
An knds or Castings such Columns Trusse' sis ~ Lin
tell Gbeers Versbdss Brscse Eallt Covers. win6ow snd
a., Gpsrfs &c Fyery hind OF Wroushs Iron Wsk for
Budinss such DOOR shutters aoehors s'snas &c done
a. o.e price. and Nth dsp.eh sP~e. aitsui sVea 20
enset, Tor al the WORK for budbs-"f every ela.s
Toupcery foot Of 4sh Eorh River SAMPLES IN sections OF
ali wors 9. the W.eroons No. 10 and 81 Daaae e., e~
dooTs east Of Broadway
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Gteamtoaie an6 Railroads.

NOR BOSTON sis NEWPORT ahO rshs
hiVFR-The splendid ruc upef.f 'rshun nA
srsTE Cart bro~a lsssfs Nov f,if tvsO WIN.
pay WEDNESDAY, sfd rtipAf 4. ! "cocs :; N 500
ruyiRF sTaTE C.pt Bsujsnir Brsf ave- Nov On
aver, TUESDAY THURSDAY ,nt s,TufnAf. "cncA
81 nom Pier No IN e., near the ss"ers s'th tonchias
., Newport each ~aJ ...u
90 will he fesafdei a. 'cg'h 20 a'J appf
.,pt urtil th- .ams shah nave beeC PAID tot
Fs.sht - TO aided through ~h srest dsps"s
b, an Esyrsss ffei.ht rr,n . ~,
UH. BORDEN Aseu.. Nos ~ soa II "-sts-
TOR BOSToN-New Central Route.-bOS-
ToN and NETWORK CENTRAL hAtLhO.D us
BLACKSTONE to bosoo s-~ Depot -. d
s.mu.r.t The steamboat eONSEi cfGUi, Csp WI tsm
uirn, atu ls.y, Nes Yorb 90 TUESDAY, rhUR,DN
ana SATURDAY; SGD the steamboat WDhCS ,rbs CsP
4 w Williams on MOSDAf NFDsErptf and III
DAY from Pier no Is North RIVER foot OF Court sndsa
4oelocs p h. IA,
For p.sag. rooms eEht iuqurs board ne
boats or a, the office the Pier. foot of Conntnttt
sN-s' ~ - MARIN AGENT
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Garuets, Oil Cloths, &t.

SaRp ss rAr A:s an nG GAsr s.ol
o. lnsans and Threeps just pucA sed AZ the recent
auction SALES LORD TAYLOR Grand st Chrysie a.
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DFGYTAR MAIL LINE via sToNINGTOs


IL for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE. SEN-6EDFDkp saa
TAU NTON.-Iu srd ToB- without change ocssof totssa's
osgyiug the Eastsn Ma . 80 ,oo.
TIs 81. .mer- vANnERBiiT Capt Joel StOo- sDd cox
BODORE Capt trsz-r 10 connection With the ,,'ales
Ton end Providrncs aud B's0o snd Proyb.Dco htf-ss
esv,rg x-yois daily Sundays eSeeg.d) rom psf No
s,opirstcp - ociock % ss o. tns Mail Irls.
which leaves Is. ston q, 5 - =. N
passd for strength se'J spseas
comfort and elegance IN. onieen psreueed sni "
taniise . ,,,...
The COMMODORE from New Yofk-nondsy Wedhss
day and Friday sto1D. oL-Igesfsy, Ih1fssJ s@A
stTSh.saesvANDsRsILr aou psw.yors-ru..d.y Tar.A.y
and Saturday From StoHDHoD-Mo0d.y, Wednesday sse
Fhdsy. -.
B-PssauseT. on arrival Of stoainston, proceed moe
dist4y by Mail Providence Bs,O1, rsdoi"n sh ,o-
B-dEord or By Accommodates train from st'HinsI'o' -
1874 NJ r..
Through tickets Mondays Wednesdays sud Ffd,y, G
Nsruc. hoiuss- hie 500 WOODS zoe vsss~ 1-ffofs
connecting WITH he Bsw steamer ksse WING
bsgsge later secODpani.s the steamer ana Tram thf's
each way "
For rasssse berh, state or ffesh application nsy
be msee pier No North River or az th' once No " bs
tel