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advertisement.
THR THROAT AND LUNGS,

TREATMENT 81 inhalation MEDIeArEo VAron se
COMPRESSED AIR.
NOTICE. During the Autumn and Winter months p
uNTER sud his associate Dr. MELNLLs will receive pssisess
lrou =. ~. 70 ) p. IN. daily. -
No. so Broadway NewYork, Nov IL, 1876
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LAW LNI,ELLIGENCE

JopS W. MI son, who has held the office Of Clerk
TO the United States Circuit Court since 1851, has
resigned and Kenneth q. W kte has been appointed In
his place By Judges Nelson aud Belts.
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Adyertisement.l
Dl.>srJDoRF GALLERY No. Ag7 Bro tDWAy.-


20 not tail this magnificent collection Of Paintings snS
sstuary superior anything Of the hnt on this ooaH
utn and mus be- seen TO be appreciated
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THOMAS F. Nj iGpER viii lecture for the benefit OF
the widow ana child Of The late Capt Patrick Kerr
gan on Monday evening next. Particulars hereafter
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Advertisement
POULTRY MD PRoyIsIoNs roR THE WIXrEs

-Fsnc. de,rs Of obt.nins their Winter supplies at eosu
Try prices. Nil 30 well 10 apply immediately TO
A. l.. SriMsox, No 3 Broadway, OF
Franklin 81. Market.
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SHOOTING A,rR,r.-A disturbance took place

Ndrs.dsv AIT a. porter house the Of Wstes
sud Rcossv, streets between number Of durns which
BeruArd srd OF Boston find Of BY Jsmes Pnelan IL
bali from Phesns p passed through the hat Of Ford ce e
80 injury rs pcIson. The police ser arrested rory
sd 10 loted mp ~ Justice Welsh 70 answer eAsre
assault with intent 20 Kill
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TnE BIcENI CrTRACE II THF TnRTrrNrH
WAPP-LIIUT. OMIT rSDER AReEsT.-It will
be roccccod that while attending temperance meet
j. at TIE foot Of Grand 81 ct GA The Cd OF November
u,t Edward Falconer tht President Of the East
Eiyor Tcuporance Society, va: stt upon by Lieut..
OKoofe, e the Thirteenth Ward, and without TIE
i at sL8dcw Of authority cause, arIestod aud taken
to tle Fs tN Market T, Ice CcUr, ghere be wa i'm
ne otely Dismissed by TIE Judge. Ar indignation
oet;rg Of the ciizens Il the Thirtoenh Ward, was
Jtsoqut LILY called but before hao been Organized
Mt FGlconer ogoin set upon aud beaten ~ tee
chi, :slio- Of O Keefe Or hi. party Mr. Faconef ca
Desday MADE The following ahda'i az ins Lieut.
q heefe:
on and C,uafs II Sst- YORK s.Edwsfd Fse|h vs
says that he resides 81 No msgL -, Iss,S
New Ytrk; II su1dsy the ID DAY OF so'en"p 49,.
be e.Rt.fd tho deck bs'weel otsho s :, IT,
re, IN n city. listening 70 lecture % %. $780,, ard
psrsree tina, eoncouise OF pecp+e se III. A..
ttsr order preserved on thr iS.,i,,
Icntn' dipz quietly on Pc o. ~ lSc.,1sr a.
sr,iug, feuee Er support, JosePh Ohess pucel az
ufrd dene-ert v;'tou, pr foe-oI 81 " -.
re- gsi,sd df poreni violently b. the eSn m gear s.a
rka Lr, a upOn the EIoSna, and GANG '.eel. -lou
biz aais,sIes. forced depoH ~ 49, TO- No., 49,,
a., - ~ eoum te5 ofeDsc Nb-ieser that Tue .sd
III c.use touch dspSnenps person - Pnbic
cen tte pace ober~ ad aisdepooent ale
-, "a ohesfs eorsnact.G sad yosnf and ghsothorised
= a. nop.at Tey beli,yes thar b SA<y the pnssts
q keee cssloned b. TIE arCcesiinsS Ct depe
-. .ofb- tluo Il pubic INSURE " wbtb the
aisCEe-f reID - 19ns T7Ss It.srsssd. yaetsssfs
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P,Nrr RoRBvRY.-A young man named Dsaiea
M,tsn wasencea into den in West Brcsawy Oh Wedaee
Jay uht emse snd she there was robbed OF NJ. wssss
srd So in cak hy process known tue psncs" G<nA
Ssue Hodges be the keeper Of the crib was % Ih
.v Officer MNscrscn Of the Chiefs bureau Jes
sx city, sua on beg before Jasice Welsh. Wa 800
mn tod flr tNru. u
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J,RCE,Y M RnTR THHNEs.-Ihe bark Oliver J.
usvs -.as 81 D.. No q boarded by nhe tAsevps
o. Wednesday sh and robbed Of eoasdersbc ausatty d
urlrd hAr Which Subsequently found In the q
boue IN Front street who're the tbieVe. bad l~n w.
kfn 20 the Fourth sa Police station aud thence delivered
20 if,esper. The thieves unknown.
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"a IL BET lOFtr prlctt s. quoItu.
United States six y Cents 1908 lot
IL tco >,a'cs six = Cen, Bonds 1868 ....ltil G0jt
AL bsua Five y Ccut Bonis................ 81 q -
kcptucky Six . Cent Bonds, 1882 = q vD
Marylsi Five y C'nt Sterling BonGs...... 20 n III
Ma.sacbusetis Five y Cent Ster ing Bonds 8
Penn sylytnia Five = Cent Sie-ling....... q ~
p =, yir~,is Five y Cent Bonds 1911 ...... 7e 80
Nciria SiA = Cent Bonds. 1895. ........... 81 ~
fiisn. cer.r.l ervcn ~ Cents lg75........ 81 II 81
iTos Cer,rsI si A. Cents 1915 ........... II a -
lIl.os Contra Styrnt' Cent Fretlant', ld1O y! ~
Illinois c. utfa 4. paid.................. ~ 10 Pu
Riichissn C,n'r Eight y Cent. 1863. ~ q VI
New York Central Seven p Cent 1861 VI -
N,wYork Central SiN y Ceuts. ~" COW 49,, ~ a -
n y q Erie Seven A. Cent Sd Mt 1885,. 81 u ~
Y & Erie Seven y Cent Cow. ltb2...... 80 u %
Y & Erie Sever = Cent sinking Fund ltIs vi q -
PENN Ccnfri Six D Cent ~ Mort, 1885,. - n ~
Boston Five Cent Bo Dc. l6SS....'....'... y 20
NV Orleans Six q Cent Stock lSt1......,.. ~ Il ~
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ErM,rxAprr IMPoRr,rroSs The ship Antarctic.
Can't Stouftr, anived at this port yesterday having
ON board q selected lot Of cattle and horses also lot
of select ard rare species OF birds The cattle are
c,Ls.gred 10 Mr Thorn, and the horses TO Mr.. Alex
al der. roth extensive cattle dealers aud breeders in
the Unit, d States. The br6s consigned to Mr..
J. J. Bowers, Of Baltimore. Among the cattle ire
thee hoifcIs purchased from Col Townly one ofthem
btng tie daughter Of the famous bull Master Butterfly,
which took the first prize at the Chelmsford Meeting,
and was pul chased for 2c0 guneas. There sew
.lsl eve-, valued at 10 to l2 guneas each and ram
that ocst so gunoss.
Tho most remarkable animal in tile lot is the ccle-
brsted race horse, S,hisD, whose pedigree aui per
Gprnarce- are vel known to the sporting world. He
was winner OF the following prizes: New Market
stokes, $3.50; Dee Stakes, Chester. ESQ; Good~ood
Stakes. co5O; NcwM Market Royal Stakes, ci,2iO;
Chester CUP, E2,.s5; Stockton, $50 Goodwood,
ESQ.,
There are a1o some most excellent pig, three Of
which cost f75.
Among the binds the gold and silver pheasar's,
remarkable for their beautiful plumage. Alec, white
end black evans, white peacocks, msgpies, with va
ous kinds OF chickens OF the most dec te, rare, and
,aluahe species. In all supposed to be one of tde
NOT bardsCmc shipments ever mox to the United
States from Europe.
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fAdycrtiseInentJ

IAdycrtisement s..,
NOVELTY OF ART-P0rtralfypes OF the people.
No sblua M, cetts Wond rfu economy snd expeditions
icturc making; taking eco daily Views Of NaSsn % sess
10 80 No 28s Broadway, hoinbS@
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TIFF PERSIAN EXPEDITION.

TIE Bombay IIwc' reports: -
Arrangements foJ the dispatch of the Pe's1an'"' "
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American stocks.

| D. Bel. Son * Co. London, report that in the mar
kt of American Secmcs the past week thcre bad been less
business doing sid lbe few actual which bad taken
rscc both in state Stocks AID Railroad Bonds, had been n
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We are informed that the Board Of Education is
yd in debt $4,000, as stated Yesterday nor in any
other amount. The facts seem to be as follows: Each
year. in November, the Board Of Education estimates
the amount which will be required for School purposes
during the ensuing year. The extent to which tho
Hoarl can go IS strictly limited by law, but within It's
prescribed limit its estimate is controlling, aud the Sa-
pcryisors have 10 raise, by tax the amount estimated
H. lSji owing principally to the fact of the increased
expensos attendant upon the transfer pursuant to
state law Of the schools Of the Public School Society
To- the Board of Education the amount of School
MONEYS provided BY the Board of 1853 for the year
ISJi proved insufficient to meet the actual expenses by
some Sl90CC0. In pursuance OF law the Board ap-
pied to the Common Council to supply the deficiency
The law is imperative that the Common Council shall
respond to such call and provides means for raising
.Lc necessary moneys for that purpose The Go nmon
Council. however BY advice of Mr. Flagg, refused to
supply the money. Consequently twelve huudted
teachers were left without pay and the Board OF I'd
mention was also left without to meet its other
liabilities Before the year out public dSsatistac
ton became so marked that the Common Council
passed resolution directing an " advance OF
sI15 eco to the Board OF Education. 1t was undouot'
edly inter ded TO have had this advance repaid out
Of the oneys fol 1867 but that year passed without
my 81 repayment. The Board of Education not ad'
mitiuq tie right OF the City Government to retaio
moneys advanced in previous ycar out Of the moneys
provided for The current year. but Insisting that any
such advance can only be reimbursed in the manner
prescribed by law, that is by beog put in the tax
levy; snG the Controller not taking the responsibility
Of Withholding the sl?j 900 from the moneys for last
wear. The Beard for 1879 in due tine, according to
law, stimated the school moneys for 1876. Now, out
oilbose montys the Controller Insists upon retaining
the sl2JcC II be is sustained the Board of Eluca-
ton III be short nearly that amount other wise, will
lie able TO meet liabilities This is the point Of the
case. ard the Board Of Education contcnd', add 1t
sccus upon sound principles Of law and fiuance. that
the ,,nue for each year must be disbursed by i-ef
and ifths course is pursued, and the Board held to
strct accountability, doubtless The public interests vii
be best secured.
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LAST OF NE ORR observation-disclosures COM
menctd On thursday to tear down the remsiang pan q
ne od Brewery. which has been standing the rear
OF o, since the erection Of the Mission HoSss.
The LADIES' Of the Mission have made arrangements v
have building erected 90 is site for school purposes
their pres,n! cOms being quite too small for the large
numbers IN attendance. The ladies also preparing
for their Thanksgiving Festival to take place sexs
THURSDAY. when they expect to furnish good dinssr
to more than go Of the poor Of the Five Poats be-
sde furnishing clothes, books, dolls, toys, So, -
some 600 children belonging TO their schools.
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COTTON Packing.

1hs follow ing statement, or behalf ot the Ihyerp'ol
American Chamber Of C"rmerce AID the C.'ton Bro
X Association, re-pccting the evils arising from the
false packing Of cotton, mar been forwarded to us tor
publication:
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SUPERIOR C0URT-CEsT.AL TEea-Nov 10. -Befoso
Judges DtLR, SLossoS and WOODRUFF
IMPORTANT QUESTION or TITLE UNDER WATER
GRANTS.
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l,s ct n..ts thai ti OKeef- n5 protested By bic $50
chsres rom pans uen. the aid violent Asss ard -
rsEo contsd depoDsti and deeosent demands rssss
EDWARD FALcONBR
s,-o-, q, ei,r. NJ. ..i. M ssy Of November 1855
T.. s cAPR0N City Jsdys
Ga he above affidavit, Juege Caproo issued hh
warrant FIR the arrest Of OKeefe, who Yesterday
brOayh. iefotc tie Judge, ard the examination Arsd
for This morning At 10 o'clock at the judges Office
Complaint also made sgaias, OKeefe By II.
ta-coner before Mayor wood.
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Dnper nGrehonses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DEkhlOS
4 son Co.. Ne. ~ Bsesn4n St. otter for sale 0" 'A'
e-uls;
Wratins Papers. Enhisa, french and Ameresa
Eews fspeI, al sisss weights end Qualities
BOOK Perez all siEes, weights and quslitieA No.
Tssu- Payer. fsneJ eoiors aud white o. TIE osr
Eansrs fspeE white snd colsred. different ~i@l9~
k.fiefs Paper, thin and Of The best easisJ
Cio'h Psp-s, S6ks0 and s0rfa 1891
KnEsh Hardware Paper. large .ssoStnena ]ss' ~
shsaiiins Pager Of the bes; quality.
V~pplng Paper, Straw. RaS sss MANILA
res psp@T OF 6i6eyeD; s.zea
SNt Roofing Px-s, suitable t< rsgs 10 ssn-
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PATTERSON STEAM ENGINE WORKS.
i STEAM ESGINEs on hand and built to order The n
proved FULL SAVING BOILERS % cent sayed on fuel BY
tsng th Boiler Water Wheels Horse Powers Nil Gea-isg
ard sbsnus susaT Rice and Saw Nils, Coffee NH, and
Rosstss Circular Ard scroll Saw Frames Tobacco Cutters,
ard the Ike Drawings and Specifications fr Mills alt Fac
t0res with ID. accompanying Machinery, done The most
&c ,i,inls .ud the Machinery furnished the shortest
NOTICE sIMOSTOS HEW3ON, Patterson, y. j.
TIVE NEWARK MACHINE COMPANY.
i EEWARK n. J.. u,snufActure superior hiEh and los
pre,sure EEGINEs ard MACHINERY H. general For Sale
ebesp one 2ho-se Engine and Boher oomTste 51ore
beam II iii e. ore lzboe Engine A-o BAO-s PA.snt
h tary Wood Planning Machines
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New-p ork Gitp Bnsiness Direttorp.

VHE FOLLOWING LIST consists of promi-
i utnt Houses in each line Of Business;
DRY GOODS.
American and Foreign silks.
BOWEN, NCSAMEE Co, (lmps Jobbsrsl III Broadway
Importers and Jobbers Of silks and Fancy Dry
WATSON CARTER ,oou'' III Broadway.
Berlin Wool, Embroidery silks, Fringes, Gimps
Buttons ladies' Dress Trimmings Gold and Silver Articles
KOLLSAAT BROS Quporers and JobbeIs) No 40 John St
Gentiemcn's Furnishing Goods.
J. ~ DAVIES, JONES Co, uH'p's MAnfsl Y WsHen't
Ar.iacinl Flowers and Feathers new styles. o.,
Broadway. BHdal Wros'h. for the Million.
nr CHAs A as Broadway.
Doors Sasbes and Blinds.
n r KIMBALL, wholesale ana Reaii No 10 BeeAm.n.'
ROWLAND n EDs!fSssI Wo aSai ssor. House.
ash cq g t e.: Saws and T'G
Nc. IS Ciins-
French Window Gln,s.
II. POlLLok Co tlnPoFieT 81 Bir;iiys,
cu.s z Frsne h and ,T", German Baskets Baskets Sc
Gr1!s and D.ni Fen Dc lahsF. soa No.
50 Broadway door above isthst
Hardware, Cutlery. Edge Tools, sc.
THOs. DOUGLASS sauteiure. and beslsIl No Pisttst
Iron. Metals &c.
BUNTING BEAN (brokers). 60 Wslst
Iron Chefs heg Cedar and camphor.wcod Trunks.
From aco to so Boat, ,vsys Lsad ibe, discount to
those " 10 buy cell ,sain SGERSOLL'S 80 soaA.,
Lightning Rods.
NJ OUIMBY son Offices 80 T. thst and li9 Nassau
LYON MANUFACTURING Co, Ouss Patent Also, othe,
Rods, Irsss;or Points Nsnes ks.....No 3ts Broadvs
Lithogrnphers.
GEO. HAYWARD 10 WAtefst-
Paints, Oils, &c.
RAYNOLDS, DkNOE Co......Nos los and Zoe Fultoast
Paper Warehouses.
CYRUS W. FIELD Co, Nv ho.esse Desersl No II Cfs.
Paper In Rolls and Reams &c
EUGENE ELl.No 10 Fulton Ct, third dsoT below Cold
Salamsuder safes.
s1EARNS MARVIN, Nsngfast1rsrs Of Rich Co a saIs
safes Wder's Patent Rchs Enforcement Also
sole rropIeors Of the patent La Belle Lock" Depot
Nc. ls6 WseT-st.
ship Bread and Crackers,
hRASIIs TITUS Co....''.....No ~ Washs st9n *
Toys and Fancy Goods.
, AHLBCRS Co - sisdena1e up stair. and 20 Liberty
Window and Plate Glass French and Rrslishl
I. HOPKINS BROTHERS, (luToTteTs No 81 BSrcay-st.
Any sddous The above Lis. should BE- brourht 70 the
Oftee Of ; NJ PEffESGlLL Co, No us NXsag-,t
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
~. PETTENGILL Co, No. il9 Nassaa-st rer.York
have rtds such with the best ideyer
es;ed journals The United States Canada that tey
enabled 10 make saving Of tine and expenie sdvese
who DO buses through them They select papers and
advertise ooneuousy =; the very lowest prices and always
feep tie interest OF the customers Merchants IN
NiieG 70 cal on them
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~ OOO ACREs Select TIMBER. AGRI.

25O0O A SaESns ss: .t HARES AGG
LANDS in Eli, Mexican and Forest Counties on the line OF
the Sunbury aud Erie Railroad and Aegany Railroad IN the
State Of Pennsylvania SALE by applying No III Wal
nutst PhsdGlFhs This body Of lands comprise the most
sureror and valuable lands North Pennsyl vsna
end are surpassed for biiumrOus sad camel coal BY
They selected agc, for their favorable !oc alton
the yoge soil timber and coal and offered IL the
uaIk Z for the first trnr. Address
QUIOGLE { PANCOAST.
No. IN Walnut 81. PL.isdelpLis.
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Real GsIaIe for Sale.

BERGEN HIGHTS.-A PLOT Of GROUND,
- ooupnsng about 81 lots with 6De view OF the city aud
bsibor within short distance Of the ferry and having an omn
bus passing BY will b. sold by the lot together Inquire
III No ~ Willism-st.
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9nsrranee 0ompanies.

DEOPLEs FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
il OF THE CITY OF SEw-YoRK
Offcs No. H3 C.nast and Ne. Is Wal It
Cash Capital $1,000. with Surplus All invested in .sean
ties OF tie very best character MCdARO VARiCk
W. y. UEDrRslIL, Sscgss-fr. Prss.l,oS
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Drp Sooos.


CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT
" BROADWAY CALAMITY.
pArr1-Rv OF BARTHC LOMsW'S CELEBRATED
MOURNING STORE,
No. 55l Broadway.
IMMENSE SACRIFICE or PROPERTY.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
To Purchasers OF
MOURNING GOODS.
UNHEARD OF BARGAINS.
100 pieces 81 French Frints at II cost o.
100 pieces English Prints at sd. COS. Il.
80 Foulard Dresses at 80 ~; cost SO
go Fouard Twilled at ~ So cost %
10000 Yards Gingham at cost p.
4O0O yards De LANES At u cost q
go wards De LANES at 6; cost s.
Together with a large quantity Of Bombssnes, Black De
ane. Tamese Baeges Tams,an Grape Msre;s Grea'diens
Black silks. Halt Mourning silks all Of which viii be sold 81
= great sacrifice.
Sales commence at 10 a. m and continue till 5 p n dauJ
WIN. JACKSON
Successor to c. +. BARTHoLoaSw,
New Mourning Store, No. ISL Broadway, between
the 81. Nicholas aud Metropolitan HOtels
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[,uE NEWARK MACHINE COMPANY,
Cutlern, 6aroware, anh 1rou.


A DIRONDAC lion Co. PIG IROS-COd
~ Bls.t Charcoal White IRON for Forge p4rposss-for
~ y A''''' A'ij JoHS y W QUINCY No Sc wauan-s
A MEXICAN CUTLERY. Knives aud Forks.
"A every deser Carver Steel. Butcher and Shoe
Agents Agent: fcr south River wo1Es No 81 joan-,, y
A MEXICAN SHEARS, SCISSORS, &C., of
~ the ees5rsed stamp Of H. Weadt" wA.Tansed ;lPe;;
At the defot, No 81 John-st., New-YOrk.
CUTLERY, TEA-TRAYS, &c.-Ivory Table
~ and Desert KNIVES and FORKS Of Rsige. Sons and
American nlsnufseule slyeplsted Forks spoon, NC TEA
CHAs. s LITTLE Co, No. % asd a Fui'on-'t
HUDSON PIG IRON is enc of the best Irons
country for Foundry asd Forge purposes Ths No.
I se s Pr NIX PORE For sale f 3 AID 70. JOIN " oUSG5 "
No. % wHlhm't, AGENT Of the Hud'Ou Iron Co
NAPANOCH SALISBURY HAMMERED
~ IRoN .4s from ms s;Say God g,, Ps sad .9:,
aid quality ard BY any othsr lrpn made ORDER
o ses.l. Iron 70 in or b.n in .sors 70: .a.
By -''' JOHN " QUINCY No 9 wlliafns.
n AMES a. SONs SHOVELS and SPADES
W. For sale by JOHN ". QUINCY, No 90 Wlli.m-.t
CALIsBURY COLD BLAST CHARCOAL PIG
- IRON 70, Car w6ss AID Tors sqqrOs ysy ,up.n
CTEEL. FILES and SAWS.-The entire stock
ss.ofmtnt Of sTEEL FILES .nd TOOLS of their ,nufc
terms J. ". (; EARNsHAW
30. "A CIia-st., NewYorf.
CCOTCH PIG IROE-Hundred tuns No.
~ Gshere and 200 tuns mixed numbers best PIG Iron, in
wore A-'O sPoFFoFD' TIIfsroN Co; No . Broadway.
THOMAS IRON Co.-PIG IRON-Soft,
Il free, strong, and warranted sT,t rata FOR sale By
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WEST l4th-st near 5th-Av.-FOR SALE-A
w front four story HOUSE on lot leased
from the Spinser Estate for p with TWO renewals Of q
yeeIs each al ground Of only 2 Lot jK
les house 25xtO first floor 2Y7l This House built
Gently manner with all the modern improvements.
VIZ: Marble Manues, Black Walnut stairs, Baths, Water
Closets Speaking tubes CulyeTs best furnace marble t"ng
first hall Possession ven Immediately or st Of
Mey next; viii be sid cheap il applied for For further
tsrficulars AMY to BAKER 4 WEEKS, No. & Fine-t.
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CPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT for SALE or

NPIENDID JUUNIK1 SLAI TOT SALE OF
- EXCHANGE for PRODUCTIVE CITY PROPERTY
Nineteen miles from NewYork with 10 Of excellent
Land stocked with sf kinds q choice Fruit The House
20 by 90 feet hreesOTy end basement with brown
stone basement ss and ntes aud buit without regard TO
cost the manner with all the modern improvements Of
= city house having water, furnace &c The situation il
high healthy end peAsn in good neighBohood, with extern
e views pass II almost every hour 70 this city. The
OuibudiuRs ard completely
and the 10 large end well 6lled The whole is
Jete order end will be sold low applied 'or Immediately
the wishes leave for, Europe Apply 70 JOSEPH
W. ALLEN No. 10 Marchrnts Exchange. wa q.
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Bnil0inn flatcrials.

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ENCAUSTIC TILES-For Veshbules, bn1t
a Hes!tbs Dining rooms, ConseTyatores, &c OAhNH
CHIN EY-TOPS, DRAIH-PIPE5, 4c For sale % 40,
MILLER COATES YOULE, NO Hs Pearl a., " y
DOOfS-ROOFS-R chesPes,.ss
II b-.t srticle tor covering roofs TAR ROOFING ~
which keep Constantly hand and VIII seii " ~
~. quantities 70 suit purchasers. -
las n DgRRIcKsON q Co.. Ne. - BeekHhsss-
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BOARD or TRUSTEES.
v,rnFstcK s WINSTON JoRs WADswoRrH,
MuLARy FILLMORE WN J. BUNKER,
DAWN Ho,pLEY SAMUgL ". CORNELL.
WILLIAN '. BRADY, SAMUEL T. SPRoCLLs
HENRy A SaYrHE JOIN NJ. STUART,
ROBERT H. MCURDY. HAnLN BLAKE
john V. l.. PEUYN ALFRED EDWARDS
WILLIAM BITS LUcIus ROBINSON,
Is..c GRTEy Pearson SAMUEL n. BABcocK,
william Moon RoDNAS @. MouLroS,
JOHN II. SWIFT, ChARLEs J. SIsDhN'
TrcENE DUruH CEPHAs H. NORTON
Rtcs,Rp PATRICK JOHN ?. TREADwELL,
Tosypg Blunt EZRA WHEELER,
NATHANIEL HAYDEN. WfLLfAs h. PoPHAh
JONATHAN MILLER LYcURGUs EDGERrOs,
ABRAHAM BI>tNcER w. SMITH BRowS,
Joan P. IELysRToS, GEORGE X CLARK
FRED'K 5. WINSTON, President
Isaac ABBATr, Secretary.
MNruRS Posr. MD, Medical Examiner.
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ONLY 35 minutes ride from this city by railroad

DERMANENT INVESTMENT-F SALE
good HOUSE containing IS Rooms, with Coach House
Stable ard IS BUILDING LOTS having 80 feet front
Futoav Broadway Of Brooklyn situate Of the northeast
corner Of Washington and Fultonsvs Brooklyn For terms
atrly OF the premises toROBr IBBOTSON No. AsPesrs
NeW.York; 10 K. SARGKANT, 10. Jsnuceycrt Wsst.
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TINO LEASE-FOr a term of years, the 5-stOry
STORE No az Gods Privilege for steam engine and
part Of tho paid power 20 the adjoining building
win 10 altered aid repaired 70 suit tenant Possession ls OF
April Apply to LOwERRE, HA"LEY Co.. No ~
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