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Notice

Notice
OF The Rernopal Of the Land Office from SAUL Sc Kart
10 Marquette in Michigan.
IN ACCORDANCE provisions Of Congress On
An authorizing changes in the location Of land
ces approved March 1858, Il hereby declared and
known sais Of public lands sApr
ARE, tho Of Michigan, win be removed
Of MARarKTTE ssd State, at early period pa
cable.
Furthef precise Of by
tbs register Of Marie
Given under hand, the ciy Of Washington this 18Th
March, A. ID. 1857. #s4.t8l a@st.E
BY order Of the PIesaenti .LL. 49,. D.
Z. THoS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissonef OF Iie General Once.
March 2l-Ihw6w IInt and Siarl
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Sept ss-dl,
Nassau HAN college Of New Jersey, Princeton
/" Should auld acquaintance be fbrgoi,
And never brought 10 MINI
Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And DAYS o, auld lang sype.D

Should auld acquaintance be f0rgoi,
And never brought 10 mini
Should suld acquaintance be forgot
And days o. aud lang syne."
year ending June, 1889
junior class OF the ending In June, 1882 the Sophomore
ending 1881 and the Freshman class Of the
ending in June 1885, hereby requested assemble In
by the third March, A. D. 1857 the latest
brighten the links tho chain of love and friendship which time
tide entirely exchange once In their
lives greeting and sympathy, and to lament the unmey fate OF
some Of their most promising compeers. u
preliminary meeting Of the sclfapPolncd COMMITTEES will be
Monday in September, A. D. 1856, the United
Hotel street, Fourth and Fifth
casses whom be
invited when the will be
adopted 10 full an attendanco as possibie.
those whom this notice Is addressed will be
good enough furnish the secretary ofihe committee by mall with
their respective posi- Offices
fa.s. of Trenton, N. j., Chairman of Committee.
..... .t..a ALEXANDER q. HART, M. D., ..t
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LIGHTNER.
#.a PHILIP PENDLETON, - A.
. III. of Winston, Allegheny Co., Nd,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
." of Raisto roa Glars Works. N. j.,
LEWIS W. WASHINGTON, ne.
a Of Montgomery county Maryland
JoHH WEIpnAN, Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawtMar3 [IntellgenceTl
newspapers civilized rae world are request
ed notice this advertisement in their ed eoumn US mem
bers Of scatee3 hrongh me ou gea a.
glebe newspapers throughout the United
States of America grntutous insertion
casonay between and tho I'd Of March, A. D. 1851
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speetacles.
GOLD silver hne steel and plated peccle. sc q
all focuses with peroca perscopc and parabola
experiences gives peculiar advantages in solecng glasses
adapted TO the eyes Of weurers . -
ia Penn. avenue, between Ninth aud Tenth
Jsn29-d
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PROPOSED sArss o. sAI.,Ns.

nDwARD X. COLLINS, -
+...... No. Wall street, ~ l.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, h Co.. -,
STEPHEN KENNARD co,
~ Austn Fnsrs, LopdOa
D.. q. WAINWRIGHT ca,
The Of these ships win be sceountshe for gold
bullion, specc jeweiry precious METALS unless
adlng signed therer and the value
May 1-du
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United states Mall.
KENTUCKY.

KENTUCKY.
Posr orYroE DEPARTMENT
February Q, 1887.
70, carving 2; m, 6 The mi
in KENTUCKY and in the time slated received Al
Ne ss r9% Louisville, KY Sy I.coSs ssns Grassy
oTsass:1o. M.%s:a: s.a::I, Mssssid.yI'., Hem
s;.s g M mile: ~. and
sI times week. Webster md Clifton Mills from
nom bswsyss j. a% times Week. al IA a.. sp eon
nsxon with main line
Leave Louisville daily am;
Leave owensboro' daily
Arrive At shawneetown day by D m;
Leave shswnee,own daily at SAM;
Leave owsnsboro' daily at5am;
Arrive at Louisville next day by
q a. and q,
pamphlet form the principal Offices and also the advertise
msnt Of January o 1885, Of routes Kentucky
Feb 7-law4wf Postmaster General
M u BIneHAM 4 SONS select school.-The fsilses-
good and boys wanted Those ready begin Latin
mar much preferred Age and advancement Of applicants de-
' ~ w. J. BINGHAM,
March ie-iswSm. Oaks, Orange county, NJ
daSs. sns IL oS me h. Ds
Nelson New, decsa,ed whose mpeecuy ssssned
nsd in The once and the Of
ELEGANT TowN CAHRIAeEs.-JAMEs BREWSTER
~ "a SON. s0s sge.Swsy New YORK would invite
vehicle. and ssau e eop u ans stock elegant
n: .%,..r s,S.s s.se a"s s.oseh's
Having the largest and carriages in
.y unable s. ss s attention Of
jan f-danf
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Clothing and Clothing Materials.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing,


Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing,
April p 1887.
CEPARATE PROPOSALS. sealed and endorsed Proposals for
Navy Clothing and Clothing Maierizls will be received Al
this once until O'clock the Lot day OF May next M
furnishing and delivering ION receiving sixty days nones eaeh
either tho Massaebusei book
yn New York Gospor Virginia, the quantities below men
toned OF all Of following classes OF articles OF navy
clothing clothing materials, such ia her quantities OF The
came be ordered BY the chief Of this bureau o. by he
msndans OF the respectively during the nca year
commencing The LIST day Of July and ending en- the o
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la for the abo must
o. TENS l. 5 pofoa exceed onehalf Of each
'''s furnished gut edged z Issa', s..
I. AIS 900 envelopes. thick laid white large letter size
g. $4,000 do small size
1900 1900 % 90 s ns,, noe .s,s axe
100000 do buff laid .. :sf is ID .i s'''A''
s1a and
The envelopes are 70 in all
given TO ,nose having iuh pockets rfoposa' nuS' WIG p
c,..., 49,, ~
oLsss s-An"ea Ss.
i'sn 40 40 aV 40 same u ar.ee stag handle NO.
5. do wobIsds psah and shell handle pocket knives,
L. 50 cases scissors
8 Dozen ssaa n ivory handle st s ssa
Of nni'h' ..,.,,.. ,...,,. :, o.m.
Item 50 gross psrys double patent large blue barrel pens hne
.. 50 gross Peny's three pos,ed pens
400 DO nns Saa essh ms''e psn boxes
do ''ss Pss' cards Or in gut boxes Of one
DO DO ' 90 p'An 90 small az
Do lsaey peasol Ssa. s 'A''
50 dozen ra ausy half win SILVER
and half wi'n, ,Ss cases ass ,.,,,,.,,
3 IS DO DO n asaI P'n' do DO
& 5 dozen red ink or oarmine, in small sa.. bottle.
40 ''n raes., &c. emma y easA'' lAA'''''
% 6ns Sns @ Rn@p and s assi m
DRESSED % alas. DO 0k, msa pa,i sns
10, do do Do1 ss.ni ladies' iaks,ana. variou.
patterns.
ct.s.s-msmorana. Books Portfolios, Tablets. and Diaries.
lie" dozen BOOKS sIso4 1ss and o
y 90 poraoos, quao win ock 'apie's' ana OF hh'
10 do por aSaa, can, with locks and Of nns quality
A. do pearl ,ns Ss, with pencils and Of superior quail
g. 10 do pocket dare' Of nne paper and hn'h.
Vas I" - ~ ''VN"
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r OST LAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. land warrant was Is
rued from the Pension 18th day OF June Rider H.
wisdcr. No. 100 mailed him Cambridge,
Maryland and whereas tho said 10 hand and
become the undersigned notice that the erpirsos
hereof application will be made 10 the
Commissioned Pensions for duplicate land warrants lien Of
oHAs. N. wINDER, Attorney
RIDER N. wiNDsR,
Dsc l0-lsvsv
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United states Mail.

PosT oyyIoK DEPARTMENT,
september , 1854 June So 1855 inclusive, following
and u.a. win be rsesived :, me con,sss
be decided by the Goth Of Junei
CALIFORNIA.
1851 From Orleans Bar % ssoa River Happy Camp and Quite
Leave Orleans Bar every einer Monday at am;
Leave Yreka every other Thursday ais m;
Arriv. a, Orleans Bar Saturday BY SPIN.
msnee route At Cis.cent Ci,y omitins oriean. Bar
isSTa From rs.alum. BY Bloomfield Tomas Is miles and
Leave Ps.aluma Tuesday sans;
ns aSs T 4 n1%s" %.ans.aas sam,
1853 From Genoa county Utah. SO miles
Lsas. PiaespSiiie e sys %y other Monday at7am;
Arrive !, Genoa asn, Wedas.day BY uni
Arrive al PIacerviiIs nsr, Saturday by . N.
Proposals weekly flon Apl January
1854 Fsm Gan Francisco Humboldt Bay UnonOwn o.
Leave San francisco the ed and 18th Of each
Arrive al Humboldt Bay (UniontOwn p o In 4s hours
Leave Humboldt Bay tUnionown o. on the 9Th and aoh
Airvs Al San Francisco in 4s hour.
Proposals for ri monthly, also for weekly ps, will be
1875 Bsmardlno, BY Teon vsaa
Leave San Bs.naIdino every Other Thursday Fam;
Arrive Bernardino Tuesday by pm.
bids Los Angeles Instead Of Ban Der
1856 Tndad BY Orleans and Forks Of Salmon River
| 10 aessile, loo miles and back once in weeks.
Leave sss!sIls sss oisi s9 Tsas.lsS SssRn
vs oass wes s ~ . Extend
las77 From quincy paass county, Nelson Point
Arrive Al saisoa Point BY ! p% m;
Leave Nelson Point Tuesday at a M;
Bids for more frequent trips viii be considered.
/ OREGON TERRITORY.
sn H. yst S C
miles . and back. once q. week.
Leave Oakland ThuTsday a,7am,
Bids end snsaw Or 1T %asfes,er will be considered
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
as From Cowlii. Landing Boise Fort Prairie, Is miles
Leave cowlitz Landing every ohsr Thursday atssm.
Hsaye Boise ro', Prairie every y oinsr Friday M
a4 FROM OAK POINT. BY soiss Po psre to Grand Mound
mile. and back, once in two weeks
Arrive !. Grand M.saa ae1! day BPM.
FROM olympia and ~ sseR once in two weeks
Bidders state schedule Of arrivals and departures die
laraS From olympia BY Fort Montgomery and Ea,on,
| Bidders TO state schedule and distance.
sT47 From Pacific City BY Olympia and oyservie 10 Bridgeport
BidaIs 10 . sass Schedule ana Distance
a74s From s,sasoom City to seae IS mles and back once
Leave s,eilacoom City Saturday atsan,
Arrive Seattle BY m; ....r
/ Leave Seattle Friday al
| Arrive a Sfeiiac00m City by raa" %
1910 From City, the military Fort Waa
| NvaIla, ESQ miles and hack, month";
Leave lilac G On the n on Is: Of each mon
| Leave FO WaliawaIa Goth OF each +.
| Arrive al a,eiiacoom City in week.
| Pronossfs month by a
jag with the malls from San Francisco, California,
| considered.
UTAH TERRITORY.
2sf0 From Cedar City by Harmony and Pine Valley
| Clara.
| Bidders TO state schedule and distance. .s
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Dee ls-sawilsFsb Hat s,srl

The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising this line the following;
The Atlantic Capt: Oliver bidnds
Lne naiuc JOS uomo
AdIIane capt JaHes "cs"
.RkA These ships having been built by contract ef
pressy for government service, care has been
taken their construction also In their eness
20 insure strength and speed; and their aeconme
dAtons for comfort
Price OF passage from New York Liverpool in hIsi cabin M
IN second cabin ~ From Liverpool 10 New York. and
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship
No berths can be secured until paid fur.
The ships of this lire hgh bulk heads a
10 svod danger from Banks north ~ deg
antfi amer The LIST OF August.
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INSTRUCTIONS.

No will made and for each such
omissions satisfactorily explained three times the OF the
deducted For arrivals far behind break
neIion with depending mails and sufficiently excused
fourth Of compensation for the trip subject forfeiture.
Deduction will also be ordered for grade Of performance inferior
TO that specified In the contract thasR ias
them admission passengers being concerned in
settling running conveying intelligence In advance
of the mail, quarters pay may be deducted.
J. Fines viii be mposed unless the delinquency be promptly
and satisfactorily explained BY
credible persons falling
neeecng take the mail deliver II
place carrying be wet, injuad, destroyed,
refusing, after demand convey the
mail frequently the contractor concerned In
ming, coach, car, steamboat route. ~
may the for repeated
failures agreeaby for violating The Office
disobeyng the instructions Of the department. for
assigning
running Aforesaid transporting
packages mailabe of the mail
General
by allowing the
He may change schedules Of departures and arrivals all
particularly make them conform connexions with rail-
Ts CT o ea
In whole rata decrease OF allow
months the amount dispensed with
whenever his opinion the public interest. do not require the
same superscdc by diers grade
transportation. p
Payments service by collections from,
postmasters otherwise aer the each
quarter say in February, May, August, and November.
distances according the best Information but
increased pay should they be than adj
versed tho be supplied be correctly stated Bdds
nust INFORM theepss point also In
weight mail the condition Of roads, hills streams &c and
all toll bridges, ferries distractions Of kind by which
issued ard during visited with
''' ' qua p''' : '' '''''' JAMES CAMPBELL,
Jan l5--1aw4w Postmaster General
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BANQUET TO THE AMERICAN OFFICERS OF
TIE RESOLUTE.
rror, TI< LsHdeH T,mss u Dee Is

rroe, TAe Lsadea Tsass " Dee g.
On Tueeday evening the civic comp iment TO the gal
LIANT officers Of the United States Navy Commander
Haltstenc Lieutenans Wells, Stone. and DeyidsUn,
DR.. Maccoun, and DR.. Otsl, who brought TO Ports
mouth the Arctic ship Resouie 10 restore 20 the nation
as gift from the United States, was given oy the
Mayor ard Corporation, at the Portland Hotel, South
see.
Mr. Charles CressweIler, Mayor of Portsmouth, pre-
,ieed. He WA supported by Major General Breton,
the Lieut.. naLt Governor; Colonel Eyre commanding
thetRoy al Artillery in the south West District; Colonel
Fcster, commanding Royal EOgineers; Mr. Cfoekey,
Unit, States Consu General for the district; Chegs
r Pspp slsrdo Vice Consul at Portsmou b; the Rev.
j. 7. Chic, Vicar Of Portsmouth; Mr.. Is. w. Car
ter J. P.i Captain Harris, X. n, OF Her haesty's
ship llustrious; Captain Barker X. N. OF Her Mse@-
~ sic anIship RetIibution Captain Richards, X.
Lieuter ami. Colonel Pake, Royal MaIi0e Artillery;
Lieutenant Colonel Wright Assistant a-Iernaster-
General; Msjor Nelson, Brigade Major Captain
Tester Aided Camp: DR.. Domyille, K ", orme ly
SURGEON Of the Resolute; Mr.. j. W. Asbby, n.
Lieuiepsn, Malcolm, X N; Captain Evelegn, Mr.. w.
G. Chambers &c. There were about 80 mem oers VI
tie iowpcouncl pre<eDt The total number OF the con-
pGry bsiDg IS.
The dinipg-rocm vas elegantly equipped with suits
bic days and devices and the tables ornAmented with
come beautiful flowers from the eonservatoes OF Sir
George stanton Of Leigh Park. The band of the I'D
regiment under the direction Of Mr. Wallace was 10
attendance.
On the removal Of the cloth, the to,st of 1.-THE
Queer followed by that of The Pr sideat of the
United States, was given BY the Mayor, and crested
with entbusssm. The Prince Albert The Prince Of
"Wa'es and the rest Of the royal family" BY Alder
man BI snbe, was also acknowledged IN becomips
manner.
The Mayor then 10 propose the toast Of The tven
ing. He said: II viii be IN the remembrance of all
Prtssnt hat Her hA!estys thip Resalute, uIdei The
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FRANCE.
THE CONFERENCE OF PARIS.

TIE CONFERENCE OF PARIS.
The Pans correspondent Of The London Iirses tele-
graphs as folows:
WEDNESDAY, EyEsHG, Dec 2L-!The substance
Of The instructions received by the Turkish Emba sa-
dor regsTds the Conferences is "Thst Bosrsf and
the Isle Of Serpenis shall De given up BY Russia;
that tie full and complete fulilment Of the frsNy
for the organization Of the Denublan Pdncpaltioa
A" be carried out.
"Tj setde room e. possibe the Turco Russian hno
in A,ia, when the season Of the year will permit IL.
Tie great pc xers are begged 70 take into c9asid-
Grafton the state Of Turkey, which desires TO develop
iis Tef ouIces TO become q strong Power, and be no
lspger a cause Of anxiety 10 the West.
It's nvalres Of ibhuenoe, aod the isDeDtabe mir
understanding the Tray OF Paris, have prevented
It from occupying stlf With the great commercial and
financial measures which its wants require"
The same core spondence says:
The SardiDian PIenipoent 4ry has received nsruc-
tons. The day for The opening Of the Conferences
not yet been fixed The French aud Ensish overn-
ments perfectly agreed the points under discas
siCp. TIE CeDferer ces will only be occupied with the
questions Of Bogred and OF The Ise Of Serpeuts II "a
hoped hat the Neufchatel question Will be smic,biy
settled"
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SPAIN.
lom Oar Own Corresp0pdent

From Oar Own Cou.spopdent
LONDON, Dec. IL, 1856.
The question of the Spanish loan Of sl5, OOO,WO,
negotiated with the French banker Mires, is getting
more serious daily. II is clearly proved 10 be moth
Ing more nor less than fraud upon the nation, in
which by the conditions Of the contract, from
$4,000 goo to $500, 900 are put away comfortably
in the pockets of the contractors. And who are
these contractors On the hide of the Government,
Narvaez, the Prime Minister, and Barzsnsuanc, the
Minister Of Finance; on the other, Mr.. Mires,
who is nothing more than the agent Of the Duke OF
RiaDzares, husband of the Queen Mother Christina
and perhaps of one or TWO associates. dis COO
nec,ion With the Queen Mother Is ascertained be-
yond doubt. With this Mires Niryaez has con
trscted TO issue national scrip, with coupons of
per cent, of the per cent consolidated debt OF
Spain receiving in cash only about 2i per cent OF
their nominal value, and this when that very class
of paper found ready money at A. per cent IN Lon
don and Paris.
A law of Spain. however, iorbids any contract Of
this nature except BY means Of public sale TO the
highest bidder But what the Government has
done is not TO invite proposals, according 10 the
clear intent of the law, but to make the contract
with Mres, putting into II condition that lt Is
not to be valid if any better proposition for taking
tie whole amount of the Sl5,0O0,0 900 should be
presented within nineteen days, and sethHg the
twentieth day for the public reception Of proposals
and the defnitiye conclusion OF the contract. As
no proposal for less amount than the SIS, 0o0 90
Will be received, as the time is so short and the
very nature of this transaction itself little cal
sulst.d 10 inspire confidence IN any quarter which
would be hleiy 10 furnish such a sum on so short q
notice, the thing vas no doubt considered 10 be
complete.
But the cry Of Indignation throughout Spain BIS
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Ard recommend 18th EagEsh and American mosl-
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GREAT BRITAIN.

LIVERPOOL sHlPowNERS ASSOCIATION.
On rpefdsy, .; noor, CsPt. Hlr..eDe returned 10
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PRUSSIA and SWITZERLAND.

The state Of affairs between Prussia and Swi,zer-
land IL unchanged.
teegraphic dispa;eh-sent per AnglO-SASOn aud
Eiicsson-stated that the Pulsian amy was being
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II will be seen that Spain takes from her colony
little more than three millions and half Of it's pro-
duce, while the United States and England each
take more than triple the amount.
The great increase in the expectations 10 En-
gland will also be noticed, winch, III none OF the
preceding years amounted to more than seven or
eight millions OF dollars, and which exceed eleven
millions in lc54.
The expectations to the United States have not
increased but rather diminished. The amount
ported 10 the United States according to the official
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Hugh Miller the eminent writer geology, wss
found dead on the floor of HE bedroom et his residence
in Edinburgh, shot through the heart. For tms
past he had been in the habit Of having loaded re-
volvtr in his room--an attempt having been made
lately to break Into bis tie believed that tho
circumstance Of biz death was accidental his general
character and petition precuding the idea Of sucide:
The sbip LDUas, for Savannah, WAS struck BY hight
ring on the evening Of the Oath, while lying IN tho
Stanley dock Liverpool, ara ready for sea. The
cabin took fire ard burned for aboat Two hours dam
age about Goo The ifon screw steamer Khersone
lying alonside the Liss, but received damage.
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Ram had begun TO fall at Madrid and throughout
Spain. Some three days il had fallen abuIdaHtly.
The consequence has been an immediate fall in the
price Of grain, as the crop for the next Summer
could still be- sOwn with fair chances of
the seeds terminating in time to produce
u lair crop. On the 18th instant, wheat
sold at Madrid, 1910 bushels at from 81 Is to
81 65 per bushel, against 81 80 to 50 10 quota
tons fortnight since. At the last dates from Sc
VILE wheat from ~ 10 So per bushel; Heres, - 80
10 80; Malaga, 50 10 to 81 So Salamanca, 80 80
to -; Granada, 81 so 10 81; Cordoya, 81; Me
dina del Campo, 81 10; Alar del Rey 81; Santan-
Ger, lotbing doing the 10th inst.-no quotations.
Wheat purchased on account Of the Government.
al AsIselles had begun 10 arrive at Madrid. The
pIce Of bread remained the same-l4 10 10 cents
tie two-pOubd loaf; the municipality bread (nfe-
nor quaIty) ~ cehts the two pound loaf OLD men
aLd women, whose former station IN life would
warrant their being called gentemea and ladies,
were begging from house 10 house.
In the house Of a friend Of mine, on the 18th
inst, former employee Of the Government, wear.
ing he Cross of Isabel the Catholic, begged for
Gods sake for enough 10 buy him loaf. On the
18th, at the same house, old officer IN the army,
Of the rank Of Colonel with nine crosses and med
ais On his breast gained in action, begged for
twenty cent piece to keep him aud his two daush-
tiers from stal wing. In some parts Of Estremadura
the small farmers had not wheat TO sow their fields
and could not procure il. Nevertheless the fail Of
rain has produced q sensation OF joy and hope
throusho the Peninsula.
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Boar6 an1 Rooms.

I ANGUAGES TAUGHT for BOARDZA
Frsch Lady thorough Teacher Of French German its'
AZ AZ Spanish offers few borrs weekly tuition IN eHhose
Tor Portable BOARD in cuvs,ed family where ne, Ia.
u, could b. appreciated References TO pupiis Of sAndipg
TTn.sous undcrstrn. Address CLoTILDE Cnion'quaie
Post-OhCe.
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Diano-fortes anA Muslf.

GREAT IMPROVEMENTS in PIANO
N IoRTEs-Mess' LIGHrE NEWroN I BEAD.
BURYs No. AT Broomest respectfully invite attention q
.beir PIANO FORTES constructed with the patent AkCh
WREsT PLANK, which 10 undoubtedly the most substantial
Improvement introduced into tss popular Instrument
DIANOS TO LE1.-HAINES BROS. PIANOS
TO LET At their mandatory Nos 30 ke ssd li !,v,
2l.,-.t. Rent spilled toward pachsse i desired Prces
uodersie. jan PELTON.
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Groceries.
Uropisions.

syirp j. EASTMAN JosS c. LLovs.
L. A T VI An g. l. 10y D,
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS IN PROVISIONS,
kos - and " Brosd-st., New-York,
OyYEa SALE:
hYDDLEs-Leo0 bIa Long Short Ribbed and Short CsaA
Cincinnati 49,,
PORK-Oid 2Oog barrels A. O. W7iis's-sn extra srtsss.
$50 do. Thin Mess-sn extra article
New, 500 DO Msss Prime and Clear City ans osssra-
so hAfbarels Clear Guy PScsed-
BAMs50O t.r.ss A. Whites and otser brands WsSt0p,
IN tine shppins order.
GLAZED HANs-3o0 usrces an extra article for CdifrukA
50 DO Western Sour, eanvassd tor shiVe
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