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GEORGE w. HINTON HEREBY RE-
" turns his thanks to his old and steadfast a
customers and the public generally for the
increasing patronage bestowed upon him
at his EN- PORIUM OF FASHION, on IL
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 4 streets,
and next door east Of Frank Taylor's Bookstore,
where may be found large assortment OF rich !,
tasteful and valuable Goods, rench, English,
Italian, Chinese, and American Of all kinds for
gentlemen's wearing apparel. Said goods will be
cut and made up In the most tas. .eful fashionable
and durable STYLE agreeably to orders, and at the
shortest Eotice, and upon the most reasonable
terms. Please call and examine the richness and
style OF the goods and the faithful and durable
manner In which they are made up to suit Gus
toners
George w. Hinton embraces this occasion to
announce to the public that he has formed CO.
partnership In business with Mr. WILLIAM 8.
TxKL, formerly Of Virginia, by whose aid as.
yistance and constant attendance at the store the
business Of the Emporium will be greatly facili-
tated =. s'....
NIB -George w. Hinton hopes that such Of
his former patrons as have uncancelled bills al
the store will soon be pleased to call and settle the
same, q the season IL changing and short settle
ments make long friends. Sc left
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fORPORAfaON SfOCk.-Ss,O 200 Corps
" ration Of Wsshingtgn STOCK foI sale at
feb 9S-u ChVBb BRO3HEk6.
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VYy0MATOEs, GREEN COIN, PEACHES,
l. &C can be preseI we'd for any length Of ti%e
by 9 FRANCIS,
SEQ 490 sventh street.
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL BOARDING
SCH0QI. ElR RAXS
A CARD
MRS. q. "A. SmIrH

T'HHeS. "s
qO u street noyth, bet,ossx 6th and 7tk,
PEGS LEAVE TO INFORM THE LADIES
- OF Washington, Georgetown, AMI vicinity
tnas she prepared to give instruction, in classes
and private lessons In the art Of MAKING WAX
FLOWEkS and VASES. Also, Wax F ruit and
Ornamental Leather work
Ladies wishing to avail themselves Of this op-
poftunity OF acquiring most beautiful accom-
plishment will please call as early as possible az
Mrs > does not contemplate remaining long In
the city.
TRRMe:
Wax Flowers In Glasses, per term Of u les.
oouo. rs
wax Fruit In Glasses, per term OF IL Lessons. .S5
Leather w Work In Glasses per term Of = lessons S3
Private Lessons 81 each-Vases $40.
Boquets and Vases, Wreaths, Single Flowers
&c for sale, or made to order au 26- GIN
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ROR M1UNT VERNON.

E0A aDUNT VERNON.
NTUESDAYe AND FRIDAYS.-FARE
~ ROUND TRIP, 81; FROM ak h.
ALEXANDRIA75C 5CENTS.-Thes Sl3SGS
steamer THOMAS COLLYER leaves " Washing
ton at . agd Alexandria atSk O'Clock.
Coaches leave the Capitol Tor the boat at 3 u
O'Clock. Coach fare 10 cents.
Persons wishing the coaches Will leave their
residence with George & Thomas Parker.
Refreshments on the boat.
ap eft SAM'L 6EDNEY. Capitals
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II Is still making those beautiful
continuous GUM TEETH, called l
Aliens Patent, for the excellency ofSlIIIU
which over all other styles Of teeth, many now
wearing them in this city, will cheorfullv vouch
There Is one Dentist In this city who has been
infringing the patent, and made bad imitation
Of 1t, against whom hereby caution the public
NJ B. Whenever a Dentist speaks against
Aliens Patent Continuous Gum Teeth, when
properly eonstrxetsd 1t is because he is ignorant
Of the process, incompetent to make the work, or
sunwflling to pay for the patent. je 16-u
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Il TON willdepart atthe follow sE- n
Ing hours: S3a@ssS55.
Leave Leave WssSingson:.: -, 10, Il, ,sx,1k1
1e 2S-d JOB CORSON, Captain
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WOOD AND COAL,

VXJE ARE DAILY RECEIVING LARGE
w supplies Of WOOD and GOAL, which we
can sell from the boats at very low prices Per
sons desirous Of laying In their winter fuel would
do well to give US call before purchasing else
where. BO6UE O'NElLL
sea No. los Water street. Georgetown
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CENTRAL ACADEMY.
SILAS MERCHANT,

": w DONNANCE,y
'1NHE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION OF THIS
l. Academy Will commence on Monday, Sep
tember ist 1855. For terms see circulars al the
prin ipal Book Stores au LIT
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ELLA OR THE STAR OF MlNGERE.
- lia.-A new novel, by q. w. Reynolds, Just
received. Also, the New Y ork ledger, and all
the Weekly Papers for sale by Associated Pub
fishers Agent, FERGUSON,
&C IL next To Lammond's, 4S6 7th street
NEW YORK LEDGER, FOR OCTOBER
IN 1e was received on Thursday evening, and
for sale by the Associated Publishers agent,
where all Papers and Periodicals. are received In
advance, at FERGUsON'S,
oc IL next 10 Lammond's, 406 Tth sweet.
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THE UNION ACADEMY,
HATS, CAPS, AND FURS.

NO" READf AT STINEME1
~ Pennsylvania avenue, near 18th
street, a hne assortment Of DRESS
"ATS, consisting Of New York,
Philadelphia, and Baltimore STYLES
OF various qualities and prices,
from 50 so to S3. perticula atten.
tiOn Is invited TO our 80 and 80 so
Hats, which are as good as can be
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As witness my hand and seal.
The following is list Of ne audited certificates

The following is a list
still ou STA iding:
No Issued to.
Z L ID Tom 1kins
is Bukman Garfield
81 John A Clifton
~ II X Muse
SO X G Hobbs
"a J De Cordova
81 John Burningham
l35 Phineds DE COrdovs
l76 E Baldwin
l9l James Tjlghman
1872 Matthias Clark
sSs sS' E,ha, Earle
&S D Blineau
344 ] 4 Wade
B6 Peters 4 Booth
395 Lott Hustled
4O4 & Kingsley
427 J Parker, for Eliza
beth Parker, eI'x
40 Benedict BaViey
AS Leander Beason
4G6 WIN OdIin
467 John w King
500 + b Webb
$40 A B Thu InOnd
54S TbOs w Marshall
825 David 8 Kaufman
643 George w Parker
644 CTutcherk McRave
ssa 81 wn Flower
653 J A Simpson
$50 VIM II Belcher
677 II I'll Williams
70l Felix Rieder
rs rs Robert Dale
T73 VIM Jones
779 VIM Walker
793 Dyer Pearl
3 2 Isaac l. Hill
S63 Hermoean Brown
S74 John w Bower
S79 James McMa.teF
9i4 Dyer Peal
9l5 Mary Ellen Heden
berg
$50 ] Ellis
93s Mrs Mary Belvills
lOl0 AnsOn Cranson
1912 r NJ Forbes
lO25 James N Hogan
1043 Thomas Lindsay
l045 James l. Green
l047 Jesse Daniel
l04S J B Daniel
1850 Charles Vincent
1889 1889 }sDcerva'se
1855 Willis Millican
1859 J d Millisan
1902 John Davis
1865 VIM Barton r
1919 w A LOckhart
1850 r Morton
1lS5 James Kil,am
1895 e H Taylor
l24l YOungs COleman
l24S Robert McNult
1919 John w Cloud, pc
alt'y J II RaymOn,
1863 f De Pom Ois
1860 e r Green
1875 G w Sinks d ]
Shaw
1897 J,.hn Kendrick
1898 Samuel Hid ion
1900 John Johnson
1901 Susan Massiex
1862 Thomas ii FOrreste
1885 d X Warner
1923 William FIels
1924 G W Osborne
l425 John A Rutherford
1927 Cornelius VahnOy
1923 Joseph Rates
1873 Ann X Reese
1915 Lumbard Mims
1921 J c Moore
1923 John James
1854 K II Douglas
1870 u M Fish
1872 VIM Kerr
1880 James A Moody
1881 r Bickf0rd
1912 John Lamer
1915 John Cameron
1923 John ID Taylor
1924 Levi Mercer
1925 Eli Mercer
The outstanding ovldt
debit aftha YcnnhIic nFV
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Educational.
YOUNG MEN OF WARRINGTON.
free Lscturss sOsry Monday night, for four
oeeks, commencing October 2Oth,
II II E UNION CADEMY.

e~"s"eo"t"AS SCt0O~ ZUtN,
L Fl UNION ADEMY.
such Young Men Of this city as wish to obtain
thorough and practical knowledge Of Surveying,
Svil engineering, Book Keeping, and Of such
branches az will at them for successful business.
VIII md q good opportunity in The DAY or
EVENING SCHOOL, at the Union Academy.
c 10 RICHARDS, Principal
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL BOARDING.
SCHOOL, FOR BOYS,
MotHt Joy, Lancaster county, Penn sylr1ni
Z. l.. MOORE, A. M. Principal.
'NH + WINTER SESSION WILL COM
l. mence on Tuesday, the 4th Of November
, Terms $7S per session, Of months, including
board, washing, tuition, &c.
Circulars containing particulars may be had on
application to the Principal oc I4-lm&
A CARD.
NJ kS. FRANKLIN, TEACHER OF VOCAL
10Th streee. References Mr. X. Davis, and MIR
i'houe, w uslc stoIes- Sc l7-5m
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CHANGE OF HOURS.
(NN AND AFTER MONDAY, THE Goth Of
PAGE s, Win IIi run Gath at the following ezsk
hours:
Leave Alexandria at ~, 9, 10, IL, 2k, AZ, and
Bt O'Clock.
Leave Washington Q, 8, II, X, SK, 5k, and
O'Clock.
te 29-u ELLIS l.. PRICE, Captain.
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uougn' IN tnIs CITY Also, r ELF HATS and
CAPS ior Men and Boys, Of every variety and
style. Together with Children's Fancy Hais and
Misses Flats.
NyEA~eN FOR THE LADIES AND
H&SHsSXsza CHILDREN, we have on hand
III and will be receiving, FANCY
~, FUhS, made up into the most
S9N4@Aes@4 modern styles.
Terms-Reddy Pay. oc lift
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CLOCKS-CLOCKS-C
I HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AS-
l. sortment Of Clocks-5O different styles, which
will be sold low, and warranted to 60 well. Those
who buy 10 sell again would do well to give me
call before purchasing elsewhere Also, Clock
Materials of all kinds. Oils, Balls, Keys, Cords,
Hands, 60, at J. ROBINsON'S,
sc 23-2m $40 Pa ave, oppo. Browns Hotel.
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..5 GENrLEMkN,S EMPORIUM.

The outstanding evidences OF other classes Of the
debt Of the republic of Texas cannot be specified by
this De apartment. au 2-dtl.tJant
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TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, RA
l. zors, Scissors, &c, Of excellent quality, sci
ling low at 400 7th street.
s28 9 FRANCIS.
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JnsirIrtioH.

RTTHMkTIC, BOOKkt EPtSG, WITHIN.
~ n, IOLBEAH 80 Ss brOsaw.y. beng sss'ei ~ a.
srs r.Jsi pssrr-l Hotse-pef gives ms p-.onA s'ef
i'm ~ ..--n,s IN P,uusnss' .nt Eu-na'" - ~ as ee
fon az had tn week S.B-s0ys PREPARED pa-t'e~'
hssst
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6onses ano farms t)antso.

WANTED-By small family, FURNISHED
w boUsE between eth and 3osh for ak months or
year her' arst Be moderate Persons Whaling 70 leave The
Bsrsls Of<a
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COUNTRY HOUSE for SAIE-In the vniago
of Flushing dwelling house in the Italian style built very
In 1854 ol the and furnished with
modern Of furnace bath room water closet lam
Dry &c. contains drawing library dining roorn
en- rooms ard kitchen above ground Each sleep
/; furnished with two registers opening mo
with the kitchen chimney The sroandA
deoidVous and and chr Add
the garden with The vicinity Of Flushing 10 New
Yok CITY accessible railroad les than hour ls cell
sbr.ed schools and gardens s hehness and the beauty OF
M surroundings render this house very desirable or any one
~bo visbss a plssssnt country residence Apply 70
J. r. PARSONS, No 20 Wsll-st, bsseunsrt
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6cusfe TO fet.


AT CARMANSvILIE and WASHINGTON
IA Ui0BrS-Sew ard desirshs COTTAGES, viii 81 the
zsdrns LEI Rsnt mo5erste JOHN {.
SkAtf Ets-ss., coz lsthst o. WILLIAM GRAFf. Sox
Az cad tn Essau-s.
APrTAL WORKSHOPS to LET, ct No s4s
" peedst Inquire Of Nr 0iLLkSrIE. No So Pear o..
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Real estate for Sale.

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, with SO acres,
ID for SALE EXCHANGE for ctJ propeI'y situated oa
the west bank Of csyugs Lake miles frou Ithaca l. Az
kinds OF Fruit The place Dwelling. outbudirgs and
fepce all new Price 5000 Cost s2ooo For further par
ticulsrs inquire In the Paper Store No 59 Grsd where
pre
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ID X. DEYO's
CITY ApvERTISIN AGENCY,
No 7 Antle,on's Buildila. No. 34S BROADWAY

gVNHE ADVERTISER, q Retired physician,
~boae gard. e life have nearly discovered while
ivins East lrdies certain @ Consumption bon
eh- Coushs Colds aud General Debility. wishing 70 d2ss
aeb GOOD a, eosbe be will send such OF his afflicted fell
dow bei g request this invaluable recipe with fun aud eI
rsic, directions making MP and rceesuy usips ne
bores no one will hin from motives OF mere curiosity
The rcTlcs Is eat aud incresnnE he re
oues sch applicant ncose him shilling three cents 70
the recioe and the remainder TO-
srtIied 10 the pAymsDs Of this adye rtisement
Address Dr.. H. JAMES, Jersey City Post OGee' J.
TTSHOMAS ID. STETSON, Mechanical Engineer
ana Solicitor Of Patents No I5t Nasssu-st, New York az
sis,s IN resfec,irs advertising Inventions
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0s hhom it mon Concern.

ADVERTISEMENTS for the best newspapers
IA Of daily received =. the publish
50 lowest rstesstv. b. PALmEE5 ADVERTISING AoEf'
CT Tribune Buadns whore tho >pers and prices ere on NE
ar En- amnsticn. I'D all Deedfl information given
NAUTION.-The public are hereby cautioned
ssn., toySs sss9:1s hs ,SSCiss sfTy RA
ROAD COMPANY supposed 10 be on board the steamer racine
from Liverpool their mont has been stopped aud sPps
No a. sI0e Buf.losod sewYor City Railroad per cent
No ~ 0iioo Mortgage Bonds 1885 from Attics TO
no. A. Siioof bonneville. with interest Coupons from
10. Ios, eipsoJ July /. Ies, % July 1865 a,
CAUTION.-The public are hereby cautioned
~ assnst Purchasing rights for mroysenntt "a h S
SAoes. aiept~d July Z5 1874 by WIN. H. TOWERS, from
OEO A. EARLE OF y. g. STRONG S the Powerol attorney
un<ss wfch sale msy BE- ATTEMPTED 70 be msds Sss re-
voked months since WIN ID. IO"bno'
CENTRAL PARK PUBLIC NOTICE.-The
NAesEsshrNTo properly liable for the cost and
ticking land Cor the public Place known Central Park was
eonrued BY Supres Court the 9Th day Of February
le6 q lien tbs property that day The sixty
days sowed fo The Of said assessment inter
es the 9Th q the present mouth April and crest
nest 7th t~i.-Street department., April 1870
JOSEPH 5. TAYLOR Street Commissioned
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NO. az LexingtOn-av.-Three-s story and base
Dsnt HOUSE recently put in perfect order furnace gss
Chandeliers, bath, &c. Rent 1910 THOMAS NJ. NORTH
No 60 Wsrrenst
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erect Co j. e miles from this city from Bloomfield
\ j. and miles from Somerset Depot; daily line Of
o1n and the Railroad The Farm IL in fee state OF
cultiy alton supplied with ana fru Of die
TIE DIV cling nearly new, AID was bsilt BY days
rcrk stories hzh with vel Of so0d water the door
coed ham and other outbudneS all in good res The Farm
contains e scres 10 81 which well ulbersd in
low meadow land which Yields immense crop Of snt
"a. hcb the ox uer has been offered 80 The bal
&C. ~ the Fsrsa high ground and beautifully stusted the
hc highway wishing 10 purchase tn. crops farm
~ ne, as sioos &C. can fsvorsbe OF tbs
ch.se nouey go remain on bond and mortsag. for
icr M y.srs AZ Ter cent Interest For further particulars
snrIx 20 GEORGE c SMALLEY,
'if' No Il Tsllr., "a Aoor froat o.t:e.
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n VTAhNI1NU
~ Yonhes enc mile from Breaxvle Station eighteen miles
from NewYo,k nineteen under the highest state OF ou
m alton and amply with superior fruit ornanentS and
sb.ie tr.s rrans vines The Improvements consist Of
new story with addition, Conssryaioy and
Kitchen with Barn Carsse honse Gov House se
lie G.res ard Lawns beau, fully laid OUT and water om
D sprns into the House and Barn and would
uply fountain Nust be to be appreciated
a. / will b. sold at q sscTince. -
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young Mechanic, 26 years

U1 Of sse who energetic Of une1eeptionsoe habits sni
Is sno 70 yeas who active and Intelligent and OF good
what be He has predictions In favor Of
bsek e. o. DARK subun hair and medium size, and would
prefer one possessing knowledge Of music Any respectable
female ths description disposed to look upon this matter In
with stating occupation
N q IL Burr Oak, st Josephs County, Michigan
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OFFICES to LET-At No. 262 Broadway, op
~ polite the Park very suitable for Law or Jewey, ETC.
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oALL CHhAF-I~o snail COUNTRY PLACGS, Iyils
-cjon "a N retire. and pleasant niles & irving
'oL ssnoo contain Acres. .eehI GOO Hoase Pruir-
srrOeery 'Iss Wen Of Wse Brooi o5s--l very
aSen 20 frice 90 each Also, 6n- improved Prv
y isees fe-Ty. near ststiOs suitable 's'ea
81 q KY Asstcy No 81 Br,s.vsy
NIX COuZENs d Co
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CTEAM POWER-Several well-ghted Rooms
- Z. HOE Co.
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- SALE, at STAMFORD, Coun.-The double twosory snd
sti.c FRAME HOUSE on HenrysL, nearly opposite th-
stamford femae Seminary contains twelve
exclusive OF kitchen large soreroon and numerous closets
built IN noiern STYLE and finished in the beet filled IN
With BRICK arors beautifully finished, double eorn!ee with
cenerpeces white marble uases sliding doors French wig
DOVE iron vesndah In front iuccsed piszza in
good range ceented cellar, large csters, aud well Of
excellent the ioor good garden abundance Of fruit
hsde ,pa ornamental and shruboery grounds
lsd out sad all in complete repsr five minutes walk from
e depot and abou, the distance from the steamboat
isdD. Price 90 Alsrsc portion Esnsn 81 per cent
40 beautiful and convenient COTTAGE, the sane
street.; thirteen rooms five on IN; first Aoor hand
hen, ouedisie possession given Pree - 30 S2S can
ZEN sn a. per ecrt Inquire OF a hNoWkIOS 81 John'
Stamford Depot, Conn.
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" for CASH.-A SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT beautifully :.
cac Al n yb-ook Conn with about Of L l. Built
irs new and elegant Land Iich Price $1,000 wO.h 70 o0
Ir1uire Of s. r. TOWNSEND, No 90 Nassu ST., n. Y.
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CHOPS TO LET with STEAM-POWER.-Nos
- S5 aud Sy7 Stsntonst Two buildings well lighted wild
from ten to twenty power Inquire No. $50 stsntons
No Spuce-st
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CTORE to LET-Near Chatham.st., suitable FOL
- No 20 North WIllisnst.
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OFFICES to LET.-In Peoples Bank build ~ Id
ing corner of Canal and Thompson sts suitable TO- pro-
o.oDal men Artists Architects and Rea Estate Brokers
he Ocs very superior and rent low Apy ~ lne oena
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DART Of a HOUSE to LET.--Ihe Uwncr OF q
large house his family consisting Of three persons and serv
ant ould let small family the SECOND STORY CONSIST
irg of four rooms and Roofs the third story The house
Is new ssnfee neshSorhood hss ell the modern improve
uepts &c. Possession immediately Rent e3lj Apply 81
No 1879 West 3lstst
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AHATRIMONIAL-A Gentleman 25 years OF
lyI tuekisE BY BIRTH possessing an independent
bote oDy happiness found in moonlight music
love end flowers Of deyctns himself 70 the culdvs
ton these Of existence in connection with some
beautiful youns Lady who will II her cheest JOY con
,snv 10 him. speak with the efalgent
fsio II Ter heart vii such maiden please address
FERNANDO THOMPSON. Warren, Rhode Island
MR. JAMES MURRY-Who is supposed to re-
lyl aide IS a IS mes OF Utcs New York will obtain
come VALUABLE INFORMATION from England by calling
ct No. 1it JohDst, City Of New-Yort.
NOTICE t. GAS CONSUMERS MAN
IN BATTAN GAS LIGHT COMPANY respectfully notify
Their Who intend about the list OF
May that will their interest ~ give timely notice thereof
the Cce Ia Of l5thst Those who wish
70 Required make apoie alton at the
Once BEFORE LIGHTING the GAS These Rules are
1ecee.s enable the Company to know who its Cwomeis
are These xbo comply with them w thereby svod all LA
bly for Gs. sumed by other parties Customers Will
the Rule. poted the back Of the gas bills
HE OHc- " open from O'Clock 10 o'clock From
skr Let Of the price Of GAS will be REDUCED
Sro Three Do,rs 20 Two and Half Dollars per Thousand
Sobie F,-t S II HOWARD, Secretary.
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and HOUSES 10 LET-Lsrss Building TO let N "a 81,
SO n by o. r. Stores in 6thsv and Broadway near SThs
IN LEI eL.sp Fine browps,one House In Brooklyn rent
500 Cottsge. &c. to let cheap. Inquire Of r. TO"NS-
END, No. 81 Nssssua.
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vile rne miles from Cbsmbers-st the HBason River
Rsirosd Hss stable lee Hous Garden and three sefe OF
Lar sanhed Possession immediately. Part q the fotare
VII The House ~ ds.lredl coli At bsrssn Ap
rly 20 HOMER MORGAN No. ? rine-t-
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IL fSITUTE.-In this Institute

youns Gentlemen AZ. eyAl-d to, Commercial PIrs,rs
iles- The die pine i. mid sd parental IN
sreoi 'LOrou.h aid prsctel AID u allowed TO
ia tLr lLsti'u boz apropS
hfueI the ilsIs Tire tne- Rosrl and Ta<On. H.
elvas bid bidding 81 j. from ~" s2bp-r ssnau.,
-ercsdnf 90 a.e ssudies Term 1ea
NAY ficriars, -irh references. sis~ VI tho tusn-
Sc. nsy he obt4irsd by addressing
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ORGANS, CHURCH ORGANS, for sALR-
" 81 sop-. Gothic oak with pedals. two q
.S stop. Ai,c Of t~c4ve stops PEDALS &C, u
.~o hey. eighteen s'ops The sbovs are warranted
W. Il DAVIS. No s. NsedousL~&
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IN tGYS-fls Trure-s Of kiudsbook Aesosmy have the
.-u,fse-.f "a uo,t ths FERN will OPEN u
Mhy T. uui.t II, su ice If lie ls'e Pnnia NJ ALIEN,
AAuER WATSON A. NJ. wh - distinguished aohity >ba
success T-sch.f they r-sTd guaranty for thorouse
slur.ou Boar, Principals family ~li enjay pen
liar Tenn. So Circni.rs at Afrbc-
TONS NJ sts Bsr ~.v o. The Principal, No i6 Catons
gnetl, n. or H. u1derasn.d ~ rOBEY. pr-s't
VA scr
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HUUSE Tor cALE-Between nth az. and Broad
u way OF Wes. St>t A srieuy frrelss e.. stJ,y
DWELLING sire "a By 81 f.et deep al the -syap LOi
hsif The beck. The FURNITURE rec..tiJ mate .
orde- ard viii b, cold lib-t. discount P.s,s.Sa bsf ~
TIE lot Of May For psriic Gla-s car. Of stas sp2
g b. GLESTWOaTH, No Brsads:
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HOUSE for sALE-West l4th-sL-A strictly
BOese Is BY S. feet q. way up Lot ia Ia. Cs5fue,
tucre -les.nt and peery Possession given before
WORTH. No. Broae-t-
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11iauo-forics ano fflusir.

y tsrtc 81 sIkINWA1 SONS, Ne& % tna e w.ikox-
q psa BTosfwsy, New Yofk These Pasos have NO l,rx
ypRYr FIRST PREMIUMS wfhia the Last year In esu.os
sou lib Pianos made b, tho most cesbrsd m.ier. q b.
&C Nsr.York Phl sAsiphiA ssd Bsldln0re. Prices low
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no LET-The two STORES and HOUSE!
Nos AID Cherry IT. FTsnkn.s lse, i0f business pa
Iose. Apply on the premises
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TJNO LET In the village of Oyster Bay, l.. l., 9
one aLd bafsory HOUSE with eight rooms and plen :,
u fruit trees &c Inquire the premises Of DAVID hIE
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CTEAM-POWER, Of unrivaled steadiness, q
few choice Rooms one Store Canal and light deep
bssenont at low rates by j. GAUDU, No. loe Walkers