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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-21

Death Of Hon. Daoid r. Disney The
Union of Saturday evening, in announcing
the suddea death of this distinguished citi-
zen of Ohio, says;
Mr.. Disney on last Sunday was il the en-
joyment of his usual health. and gave PROM
Use Of many years of usefulness. The dies.
troyer came, and this evening i; is our duty
TO record his demise His disease was tho
prevailing influenza; his attack sudden, and
his deeease unexpected He died at III
o'clock this morning at his rooms at Dex-
ter's Hotel
Dir. Disney was native of Baltimore,
and was in his oath year. lie began early
his life of usefulness.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-21
To the Editor Of tic T-tadjcatos

SIR AS it is the fashion OF the day for
men to give their opinions in reference to
those who are best qualified to represent the
county IN the next Legislature, we take the
liberty to send you the following nomina-
tons, believing that ticket combining so
much ability aud efficiency rannot fail to
meet the appreciation Of the people.
For Scaator-Col. John l., peyton.
For Legislature-Capt Wm. \. Abney,
Capt. John A. llarman, DR.. W. r. Blair.
SEVERAL VOTERS.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-21

Sale Of Virginia Farm. Hon. Jere-
miah Morton has sold his farm, near Ste
vcnsbnrg, in Culpeper county. Va, contain
ing 700 acres, to John Taylor, ESD, of Car
cline County, for sac an acre making
S29,40 Nine or ten years ago he bought
t for 40 rs an acre. But he had hisb /.
,mnroXnl II
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-21

Mr.. WV. L. Beatty sold his farm III
Salt Pond township, containing $50 acres
to Capt. GEo w, Deaf, recently from Au-
gusta Co., Virginia, for $40 an acre
Terms equal to cash. The farm has COM
Portable buildings has about 100 acres web
enclosed and good supply Of timber -
.Sfffn5 { No ! Herald
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-21

TO ADVERTISEES.-- The Nindieator has
large and increasing circulation in this and the adj
mining counties. and is valuable medium for adj
vsrtisers. Circulating among business men, il af-
ferds great inducements to those who will use its
nttLHinns-
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-21
Appointments Of the Baltimore Confer
enCe, Nj. f. Church. 1877.

II.
berry Goheen, Thomas Sewall
South Baltimore-John Thrush + "
Bull, Sup
Columbia Street--Thomas Myers
Seamen's Bethel---George G Brooke
Sharp street and John Wesley---Willam
IL Laney
Asbury and Orchard street, Isaac Col
Inns.
Baltimore Circuit---J ohm Poisal, W VI
ehowalter, a j Myers, sup, L Gibbons,
sup
summerield---W T D GLENN, B 2
Brown
Patuxent--John l. Gilbert, one to be
supplied
:. Seventy \ Morgan, W Y Tudor, J
Turner, sup
Annapolis---E Il Veitch
West River-James Sanks, I $ Cassa-
day, J J Lcatherbury, sup
Calyert-Samuel Cornelius, Adam b
Dolly Thomas B Chew, sup
Patapsco--.)oshua NJ Grandn
Patapseo Circuit Thomas MCGEE, ] "
Cornelius
John Bear Agent of the Maryland State
Bible Society, member Of City Station Quar-
terly Conference
7 D Lipscomb Agent Maryland Coloni-
cation Society, member of fayette street
Quarterly Conference
Charles Collins, President of Dickinson
College, member Of City Station Quarterly
Conference
PoroMAc DIsrRIcr---John Lanahan, 2 E
Aiexandrla---L I Morgan, Theodore Car
son, Alfred 0nfhth, sup
Alexandria, Princess stroct---J L Gardi-
Der
Georgetown-B \ Brown, v r White,
sup
West Georgetown aud Tennelly Town
John y eoombs.
ashingto n-toundry- sam ! Register
Wesley q 3I.9 i. krcbs:
capitol 4iti-R K llough, N \ Tur
ner r. Sap. -, :,
Mckendree and Fletcher ehapel-Dab-
Ebenezer-Nilliam II Chapman.
h + Misslon--To be supplied.
Rylahd Chapel john 5 Deal.
Gorsaeh ,ChaPel-.-lienr{y n sipes.
Union ehapel-Samucl Rodgers. VI q
Lamsdon, Sup.
-AsoefS ana Mount Aioh.-=JoAh " Iioa-
yer,
!. " Tongue, satpl Dickson.
:, Stafford Aissioii--N Gwynn Gee, L (
Murphy.
trederleksbufg-Ezfa i Basey.
IT Mary SIS W lambeth, } II Wolf.
j buntlhe, sup.
biadehsbuHg-t u iAntilenm, one to be
supplied.
MoodYlile John II kyland;
1 !, ;, II SMITH, / ! Mercer
hockYilie-H IN t' Eggleston, T u Smith
b barry, supplied,
>, -a v y, \ keid' George
II JeIefSon; =,
f9hicN=~Io be supplied
" !NehtsfEE plsTsier.-Hm llirst, I Il.
WI, " ihcheslef, -. :, Is Morgan;
Winchester circuits MeAulliu, l. Nat-
son berry. ~,
'gHefsoa--~A9fVal " iison, W in : Els
wards :, :.
. i.9fr} s.iie---- y |" ffeaymah one to be
SefP ll, ~
s 3ln,;,l'I', re pc sapplIed -.
~, 't'sso"' oiin i-anostFeet' u l f".-
@sH +, ,rl,: y II Mt, ~, 49,.
", ,,o,h.ieS - II hieHey' q 4ofe. / /
=" ,} sr'si r0P. w g..
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-21

Es- Several articles in type are crowded
out OF this paper, among the number The
y isit Of North Garolnians to cen. Pierce.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-21

Ramofed Trouble in Nebraska.
New YORK, March 14.--A letter in the
Evening Post, from Omsha, Nebraska Ter
ritory, says that committee of vigilance
has been formed for the protection of squat
t~ sovereignty against the Jumpers--that
the streets are filed with armed citizens,
and adjacent towns had sent delegations of
fering assistance. Several Jumpers had al
ready been tried and forced to withdraw
their claims.
Safe OF Cont land A tract of Coal
land in kanawha county, Va, consisting
3, 500 acres was sold, on the 3D. instant, to
James G. Paxton Of Rockbridge, N. c..
Kinney, Of Augusta, and JAS. A. Jones,
Of Fauqaier, for Sl4.0i0 The tract was
that portion of the Steele survey known as
lot ''letter 3
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c,,Y DyfARvsssr
Hnw Yong MAIL 1857

NOTICE Having, ia pursa,ncs o., Of TOO Pro,.'
iI R,.s q, S.Ae, in Ii, Department Of Street. sii
Lsmps ro,ics hereby given that 81 soon tae tass
t . L. compred In The several wsris aotice Nj b.
pubii-led aud every cseoe wa D n.ns s,,is1 ar
ai, Department - secure the snetoem'"' o. '"'
ASHES AND GARBAGE NOTICE.
ospNhc., IN RsLsrIos TO AssE. No 2.shSs
6.' iron, r~ISD o. p.o"s .S. ro. ~
.tT.w .h.,nss dirt nth or rubbish q hind -e..sv,' IN
any street ne alley public P.oe in the Cy OF S.T OK
c.ds, eS,i1 IS .bs b. and hSy declared mdo
csnor snd .hs be punishable BY IN. Of not less than OF
term Of no, les, tbsn one Or thar ayr d.y,"
Extract from Ordnance passed SsJ 3 isis ;.,,
.ny stree, lane Or alley q the City Of NeYort from n'
her their hoT.e houses promises snJ 'nkas ho.P
in liquid Towing under tho penalty OF 30 'r oaen
Ofense. ..,,. =, ,..
NIT be conveyed into any street sewer or daia IN Tie
CITY Of New YORK s~ " or othr vegetable baid o. sue
c.l. S ~ no Bos the street. s,Sy day Sunday.
cepted) collect snd all sshes ssbe &C. iron tas
assp.t p-r,on, violating the provisions. OF she foregoing
tract. oftbs Corporation 0riinspce..
Notice viii BE- oi the approach Of the .h and saoss-
cnt Of pesec: to provide sufficient cart. sud regularly
10 collect above should BE- made 20 the City Inspector at the
,,en,,on Of the Police is s.d to IN. .bov. ordnance.
BY persons placing rubbish uP the streets nom cellars
yards. e.peeisy from building, TIs are 5sP.s 2,
PLACID in carts and removed violations Of the ordinance b.
placing ouch rubbish in tho street will be strictly Prosecuted
- GEORGE W. MORTON, City Inspector.
WIN. FITZPATRICK. FLORIST, 29th-st. and
w Broadway will personally attend to the LAYING OUT
of Gardens planting Shade Tree. &c lOo Neben.s choice
varieties of monthly and running Roses
and ell sorts Of bedding out Plants Tor sale
6Ooe yard, Of Box tor sale BoQuets Tor paI
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LIVERY MAN HIS OWN ARCHITECT
~ RIA c E A NJ Is T. IL -
N BY Mas MARY A. benson.
THIRTY MILES AROUND.
Ed;fod bv IT TnIN NUROW ESQ

" BY Mas. M.RY A. DEN,soS.
volume 12no., 81 % Author ct Home Pictures
What Not" 90 Carrie Hamilton" &c
Pronounce by he Judged many Of thcmone OF
thng and engaging books that has appeared for
Its moral tht, though hand Join IN hand the
wicked shall uupunishcd' The story Of love- crime,
struggles with poverty tempteou suspicion and conspaces,
and crushed but in the progress of the tale they
come forth heightened by the fiery trial aud y the
days who suffer the DCt Grecie Amber Is Of che
beautiful creations Of genius TO knOw her to love
her Mother Mott old character whose quainless
emily the story Jupc fragment O humanity less
than man yet little than brute Paul HslburtOn is
elsesnt villain with and power and the vard lady
being sTtug his devsh designs and of
other subordinate characters handled with cOnsunnate
skill deepening and involving the plot that darker and
more exciting till the religious truth Of Proyitenceto
reward ard punish the evils brought OFT with adi
rube effect Several Of characters drawn with
arr chvsh in the eIruns Providence OF God fly
justified c.aclsion hch the reader is conducted
We the stoy whose composition, dchcacy
happily blended aud whose moral tone Is
whore and and cannot orbear0 congauate
the prshty gifted author the with which she
has wrought into instructive Iomsnce the possibilities of Boston
her lNew-Yolk Examiner.
"A poser{u thrilling story, told With great skill aud effect
Illustrating great tr0h and enforcing il 70 make pro-
found impression The hcTsne creature whom love
Jupo original unique End extraordinary character and the
paTes introduced mauaged with admirable tact The
book decidedly of the best works Of fiction that aiy
surprised il popular with the reading community"
Now Work Observer
SHELDON. BLAKEMAN s Co., Publishers.
No. us Nassau ST., New \ OTk
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From The London Athensuln.


The story q womaa's lie unfoded in this book oslcn.
Listed TO mste the old feel young and The young old Pon
ssid in the remote corner. Of England within the century
shs%ss,s, i,Sss es 5ye: and pTeTe belonging
p%fod az heavy taxation costly literature ana
course by the picture Of pro, ncisl parsonsse SG ia
srv bursting life and trimming With eresiis Pow may
low the record Of career snd struggle sustained
to che las, with couaas pJGePs ant IN %
abte. be the facts ever cheec et the pilgrims lot nave
ben ca; on eve, 20 Ipsscg ,o' hsTy BE- oWed to It's
Close without some stIsnss PING saneu ,o nc 90 at 1
no recoect life Of woman BY woman 50 wei executed
The materials not trss sad the dimeute Of election
acre obvious There have been why the publication
hs biography should NOT have ben postponed but these rs
subject surviving relatives Of the deceased 70 lose
and free comment; since - write the life Of woman a
omit clear development Of the circumstances vheh i0fmeo
het character and Influenced her hopes il Impossible
Proacsed lie and success. and increased experience with
What beet in society mot whist IS most nvsneu ~ h
creations hi, novelist without de'troyins their charm
o. O. and indiydus But SonGTIs R. o9 ' Srsa
T. show se when domestic cheshng and prosperity seemed
70 .ws her .eI 80 many S% o qsf b. Mr.. Ga.t wh
whom the task has been labor Of love "a little az OF de-
S sassi;se'''' o. "'''1 "
"strons in its individuality. bold and sell sustaining
the sbsenoe Of wide and tender sympsthe AID Of deeply
Brnts portrayed in these volumes BY her conse19 oios
.aeS potent spell around the pages of Jane Eyre" and
"veste" Mrs Gsske will be the Pern'nl Of the
Meuoirs had before her task of dccscy The
vein bitterness the pictures u hard and bare reality the
Of hopeful simp.es of the future which mark the writ
inss Of CuIfeT bell their foundation in her expert
the combined products Of her character and her ms
tory Involving the misconduct Of others they often do Il
decide how far justice TO the dead was
compeb with mercy the living On this point Mrs Gas
has scquted herself with fidelity 20 the truth, with com
nnendsbe irankn.s of statement where publicity was allow
able modesi in regard incidents which be-
long ntiay the domain Of private life Her narrative ia
wholly unaffected perhaps slightly nctured with the severity
that naturally grows out Of the subject but often relieved by
details Of the local and customs in the
quaint son which will honccoh be associated with the name
81 Charlotte Let her be LETT
whore II u committed with tender eonesness by her admirable
blosrspher not with the critical, unsymPathenc pubic
specifically and not thought deeply but with that larger and
solemn public who know how to look with tender huml-
faults aud how to admire generously extrsod
genius and how with warm, full hearts oil
pokls yiItue'"
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LtLEPHANT HUNTING IN SOUTHERN AZ
~ RIGA Is not altogether pleasant business may be
SUPPOSE Some It's Danger portrayed in this week.
number Of LIFE ILLUSTRATED which contains IN addition
illustrated article Of Adventures among the lceberg with
enGraynes sketch and Portrait of SAKE the Poot; H.
Illustrated Description Of Machine that Raaps Thyees aud
put Grain into Bags; Mrs Gundy and the Spters Pur.
pose and lndecisiou Horace Mann Tobacco News OF the
Well The City Iics; nforuaon How to Detect Coun-
teeit Bank Notes and many things beside Price only -Four
Cepts. Buy il from your
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TIVE SPIRITUAL AGE.-BRlTrAN'sn new or
gan Of Sprtuslism aud Reform No containing Professor
Geoy's Letter the Facts Of Sprituas; sso the first
part o. the Editors review Of DIR Gregory poson an in
By the Editor and w Courtney esq Terms per
ln sdyknee. Addres 5. b. bklTTAN. No. S33 Broadway
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Chances for Business Glen.

4 FINE CHANCE IN BUSINESS.-For
n SALE PRINTIEG-OFPICE in a high -foud,hins
country the part Ma.sohuset Connected
With the Office l. established and profitable w eeSy rs'
rer large Of Book and job Printing The mate
mails # tie Office sbundsn snd in excellent conden en-
brscnr Ill the modern styles Of type presses &c The poh'
TIE Office the past year have been rising The above
affords excel, opportuE 10 OF fair business tsen
to embark in p, eciy safe and pleasant business II Is not
necessary that he should b. pr,te, printer Price SSo
half the ba.uo~ tmo If desired Fr further par
tculsrs inquire Of S NJ. PETTENulLL co.
No Nassau ct, New York.
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IN = 7 l. T. L q n Co.
~ Nos $40 and y.5 BROADWAY.
will publi,a SATURDAY,
THR LIFE or
III u n ~ n, Nv - ~ -

Author Of " Jane Eyre" Shirley" "vilctte" &c.
BY Mir GaskeN.
Author % Mar Barton" Ruth" "Nor.h aud South
With Porti, Of Miss Bsonte View Of Haw 9h Church sna
rsrsousge and Fac Smile Of Hand Writing Of Ass Bronie
10 Two Volumes limo. sloth ~ Is
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q 0OO ACRES of LAND, with BLAST
O,NOJO FURNACE and PLOURING MILL, FIVE
ir. 80 IL. 81 rY "A A

& 00N ACRES of LAND, with BLAST
O,NVtU FURNACE and FLOURING MILL FIVE
MILES from the CITY Of BALTIMORE
The undersigned, agent for the Curtis Creek Mining Fur
and Manufacturing Company offers this tract for sale in
single body small farms. IL Is situated Curtis Creek, five
miles from Baltimore by land and nine miles By water ~
The LAND IL admirably adapted 20 MARKET GARDEN
ING and is similar the neishbOrins farms OF Messrs Crom-
we'll Lnhicum, Stewart and others from which large supplies
of fruit ard vegetables annually sent TO Philadelphia and
New.York, and large profit. realized therefrom -
Parts of the well wooded with PINE and CHEST
NUT TIMBER which be shipped from the Furnace wharf
In vessels drawing ten feet water
The WATER-POWER Is unfains the fall p feet, capable
drumming with six psrs Of Bus and the Blast Furnace
STORE, STABLING, KlLNS, kc erected near the
Furnace. Ore b. delivered nom neshborns banks by
boat. the Furnace door And Anthracite coal be landed
there at Baltimore prices OF lees.
The quantity Wood the vicinity however renders the
location most desirable for . charcoal furnace.
The Furnace with wsterpower and 800 Of land at
.schd WILL II required be sold or leased favorable terms
To parties purchasing the whole tract the chsrte OF the Com
pany could be Transferred IL is OF the most liberal char
tiers granted BY the State.
This large property in the vicinity Of large city
ices become exceedingly valuable 10 the Of few
years and presents excellent opportunity for speculation to
capitalists who be able to bring property into market
II Is offered low price and on satisfactory terms
Aprly 10 J. A. WESTON
Baltimore, Nd.
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Gorses, Carriages, &f.

Tor SALE-A superb bay HORSE, 81 hands
high year. old sound and kind in every respect and can
tro, mile in 3l0 good under saddle in harness Sold 9
want Of Use. Apply HCRSONS Stable i2ths. near nj
versity plsce.
HORSES and WAGONS.-One gray Engineer
Hor-e year, old Of endurance can trot IN $40
bay Rockin CHAM Colt years old show $50 s. have
practice and will b. chestnut sOrrel Horse,
years old ro. in 2s warranted sound and kind In a.
harness used TO the city and very desirable Horses tho
property gentleman who for them. Alec, two
Wagons with shifting tops nearly Apply at No ff
WstCr-s'.
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2 E N o V A L

y L N o V A l.
N iE Consequence Of the unprecedented increase Of
Messrs. EVANS s Co.'s
GREAT GlFT-BOOK SALE,
from No 800 Broadway spacious premises No 677
Broadway between Bleccker and Anity La Fsrgc Build
ing Eew-York.
Mess EVANS Co. grateful for the immense PATRONAGE
which they have received would respectfully inform the public
generally that they hsvo greatly added their stock OF Books
and increased the numbers aud sine Of their Gins until neither
can Be surpassed by any essb.hent ia the city.
ness Conducted honest aud liberal prncip., and
gnNefyng IN value from p BOO each
BOOK soid w III be open for city trade THURSDAY MayT
See IRON we country promptly attended TO- Catalogues OF
eeo1s ene Cuts sent to any address receipt Of application
ITO WHOLESALE STATlONERS. BOOK
SELLERS. AND THE TRADE GENERALLY
THE CHEAPEST ENVELOPE UOIJSE
THE UNITED STATES
We would respectfully call the attention 81 the tad, 20 thu
quality. description and prce OF our machinernade
ENVE LoPEs
The unrysled facilities which we possess for manufacturing
DEFY COMPETITION.
Samples forx arded free Of expense.
We would also call the attention Of the trade TO
BRYAN & WILCOAS celebrated
WRITING FLUID AND INK,
Er which We the SOLE AGENTS -
BUTLER BRYAN
Nos. - and % fIsnkfoTt-st Ne'S-IuTk.
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~
One Of the patents issued il now for the first
tine, offered for sale upon terms 10 suit purchaer'
fortune be realized from the sale OF the manufactured
article any State in the Union It's will produce saving
Of fifty per 10 fuel besides vast amount Of labor and
wlU Uoei 6r. Ia form intcT
ested II will be disposed of entire by States and Counties
az shall best suit purchasers For particulars address the
ORIDIRON MAN No. "a Broadway N. Y.
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@IA A0n If you want to SELL your
" lO,OOO. Store, Hotel saioons Mandatory. Pa,
tent Right or II you wish a PARTNER in any kind OF
you may accomplish it BY calling the subscbsrs
Houses Lots Farms aud al kinds OF Real Estate, sold and
exehsnsed- Loans effected, &c.
n B-No Commission charged unless tho business 10 &C
.oIupi..ed WHEELER i Co.,
No. SSi Broadway Room IL
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THO NEWSPAPER PROPRlETORS.-The Adj
yetser wishes to negotiate. at moderate rate, for the
COMPOSITION Of a WEELLY NEWSPAPER Having
had considerable experience Ia department Of the Print
ina business confident that Newspaper iuustcd 20 hun
would got up satisfactory Address TYPO Box
No Isl. Tribune Ofce.
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- r o A ID w A Y L III 4 A L Z 4
ID r. A. MARSHALL.................. Sole Lessee
w. X. BLAKE.................. ...Stage Manager. =,
Doors open att Performance begin with the Overture at ~
BENEFIT OF MAD. PON1SL
new Spectacular Drama of peculiar construction and great
interest, entitled $500 - . ..a.
THE SON OF THE NIGHT,
from Frenchl and acted at the Porte St. Martin, Paris
FoR FoUR HUNDRED NIGHTS,
Adapted and arranged expressly for this Theate by G. oayler
6ir and Mr L. L. Davenport engaged and will sustain
original characters Mad Poii Mrs Lizzie Weston Davenport
aud the talent the excellent Company will also aid the
sentaon New Scenery by HeeT superb nautical effects
Dresses fTTIr S Ne in E%ISG Nav Is51
md EVERY NIGHT until further notice
description OF sccnery great nautical ELECTS Incidents
So. bills g the dav
There will be other piece pcrtrned with the Drama
On SATURDAY EVENING,
TIE kENEElI or MRS. y. j. DANENPORT.
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NEWSPAPER and JOB PRINTING OFFICl


mo BUILDERS.-SEALED PKUPUSAIS
will be received BY the Commissioners for Removal OF
Quarantine their office No y Willismst until the 2th
inst At II o'clock M for the construction of HOSPITALS
FENCES and DOCK upon premises Sesuines Point
Richmond County Plans and specifications may De- seen At
acc D. any proposals which be made Security VII Dc
required Tor The performance of the conractNew YORK May
s. lS,7 JOHN s. SNEDEKER, Secretary Of Commissioners
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4 CADEMY OF MUSIC to LET-For Operas
~ Concerts Balls Lectures and similar respectable purposes
Apply 10 n II. WOLFE No. South.st-
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printins.

DRINTING by STEAM-COpper-fa faced TYPE.
STATlONERS' HALL,
Nos. III snd l76 Prsrst., New York
BOVINE / HASBR0UCK,
PRINTERS. LlrHOGRAPHERS aud STATlONERS. All
Kinds OF PRINTING executed in the best sly with COPPER.
FACED TfPE, al the low est rates.
T'RlBUNE LDINGS.-PRINTlNG Of every
n description, from Card 10 Book, the Lowest Cash
Prices BAKER GOODWIN. Tribune Buldinss
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I'D OOO WANTED, an active, BUSI-
1 eD.UNJOs NESS MAN with Three thousand Dollars
Capital part which emily required in cash, for which
os interest eau be obtained IN the universally
poplar and rsmunerstive PATENTS secured in the
United state. Address PATENT Tribune Ofce.
nd O0A WANTED by man who has
been in business for the last 80 year. in ts,
city well and give the best Of reference for
honesty and good business, qualities SITUATION from 20
o'clock daily Can loan few thousand dollars also where Il
can be made secure. Address No 1877 Tribune Once
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Gouses to Get.

OFFICES to LET-In the fre-prOof Building of
~ the Seamens Bank for Savings No u Waust Inquire
on
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Jrstruction.

BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG
ID LADIES aud JUVENILES No. l6s WsshinSiOn't st.
Rroo n Y
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N Tn. Weaver In Fancy Cashmere other Weaving;
capable Of .uPerintendng Mil Inc Dyer in Blue aud
t 81 reference. as 10 cspsbly and moral character Inquire
81 FIRBUSH CROMPTON Worcester, Mass.
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il STEAM SAW-HrLL and Eight hundred Of ir
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GRAND INVESTMENTS MONEY WELL
VI LAID OUTl-QUICK RETURNS!-Psres wishing 70
make investments in Patent Article universally IN demand
particulars By calling at No. 5s broadway front
room, up stairs. ,,
B-W exchange for real estate stocks other seouri
ties. 80 Agents wanted Immediately.
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INHE n. Y. HARMONIC SOCIETY will per
Il form Lotwe's grand cantaa THE SEVEN SLEEPERs
and MI BnsoW's II DEUM and JUBILArE on FRIDAY
EVENING, MAY Is az the City Assembly Rooms. Chorusse
sustained by the full strength Of the Society aided By gsn
Orchestra from the Philharmonic Society. Further particular
ia M,nda;'s paper.