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RIvER-Arrived at Riley's wharf, this morn
ing, steamer Diamond State, from Baltimore,
with freights for Washington, to H Murray, II
Leddy, r Cogan, N Green Elvans Il Thomp.
son, Mrs. A. Edwards, p. Fecgan Il Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-12

THERkARK few things which affords ma ,rests,
pleasure than sitting down to write q NOTICE of the
eek brated Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, because
VIC ase luIl} conscious We are oonferrng q public
6ensht, and our heart tolls US that, BY our notices.
m.uy have been induced to tax these bltters. and
been rescued from death by Dyspepsia, DIarrhPa
ETC., etc for the cure OF which IL 10 certain. The
bltters have always been known TO excel all other
preparalons In the speedy cure of all the diseases
me stomach Is heir TO and the marked favor with
which II 10 spoken Of By hose who have used tn
TLy them. -''
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally. eve
iJ"hcro' no II cost
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HANDSOME PREsESTATIoN.-The East Wash
ington Library Association Navy Yard) were
presented with handsomely bound copy Of the
Holy SciiPtures, Scott's Poems, and other hand
some ana select works, by the young ladies of
That section OF the city, on yesterday evening.
NOV III, II being the occasion Of their a rst ami
veIsary. The volumes Were presented on be
OF the young ladies by Miss Kate E. Cook and
were received for the Association by Donald
McCathran IL was a pleasant time; and the
members OF the East Washington Library Asso
clauon Will never feel discouraged while they
nave the smiles and encourag ement of the fairer
SCI 10 speed them on In the enterprise in which
they are engaged This Association Is comprised
OF rev young men who have banded together
LOT , mutual 1 improvement They have fine room,
well furnished, ION Seventh street east ! and a
rapidly growing library. Success to them,
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Columbia CoIIese-Po-,.Crud Cour-e-

Columbia College-Pest.G Graduate Cour,e-
SCHOOLS OF LAW AND LErTERS-At the Historical 80
oety Library, Of 1d-sv. and ilth-st
LAw.-Prcfessor DWIGHT-At oclo:b daily, EXCEPT sat
urdsy and Sunday The Professor be found 81 the
Ia, Lafayette place. ,,.,su ~ NJ,
English LAscUAGE.-The Hon. @ r. MARsH-On hon
dsys and "Wednesday O'clock except Monday, s'h instant
whsn the hour will be T. ,n,rn
and Thursdays, 81 Up. m. ,,.,,
ETHICS OK MORAL PHILOSOPHY By-Professor NA1RNE-Iu-
roouctory (se) On Monday evening, l5th November a.
O'clock ana each subsequent Monday afternoon at ,.
SCHOOL OF SCIENCE,
At the College in i9ih-st fth-av.
TBy MECHANICS or ETHEREAL MATTER; or, The Present
State of Kpoa In relation Lsh Heat and Elecicy
By .ro rMcCULLOCH-Monday Sih, from 70 O'Clock,
and Wednesdsy 10th from 10 and subsequent.
Monday snd "Wednesday, at the same hours.
CBENIsTRY-Witb practical instruction tn the Laboratory
Professor J0YTuesday 9Th from 10 and Wednesday, 10Th,
3o and each succeeding Tuesday and Wednesday At
same hours.
MATHEMATICS and the and history OF Mathe
atics sci.nce-Profesor DAVIES-On Monday, Sth from
g. and Wednetdsy 10th, from 10 and eacR succeeding
Monday sno "Wednesday, al the SAME hour.
CIVIL ENGINEERING. Including Surveying with the use OF In.
unnts general principles OF construction and eaphcs-
Professor PECK-From 10 Tuesday. 9Th and Thursday,
h each succeeding Tuesday and Thursday at the same
hour.
PHYsc. ASTRONOMY and all the duties Of the observatory
-Professor HACKLEY-On Monday, etb, at o'clock and
Thursday l.h O'Clock, and each succeeding Monday
o Thurday, hours.
Tickets each Course 10 be had 81 the College, at the
Historical Society," from either Of the Professors
CHARLES KING
President Of Columbia College.
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RUCKLEs ILLUSTRIOUS WORK.
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HAvE RECENTLY PUBLISHED
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d. ARIS and Ne Wy 20 r k
(LOAkg AND MANTILLAS.

> "
CLOAks AND MANTILLAS,
AT 25 PER CENT BELOW RE0uLAL PRICES.
w r. MACKENZIE respectfully announces that. having re-
nnqushed the wholesale trade In consequence Of the anvsr.
sally and hs importaons Of the sesson
unusually large he has determined 20 sve his rsau cue
toners benefit resulting theeirom, BY offering thsm The
stock Of CLOAkS In the city much below rssuak
wholesale being reduction Of fully per cent o,u The
prices Of former years -
SuMPTUOU5 VELVET CLOAkS,
With richest Broche Embellishments.
ELEGANT VELVET TALMAS,
EMBROIDERED VELVET CLOAKS,
EMBROIDERED VELVET TALNAS,
500 PARIS-MADE VELVET CLOAkS, varousiy trinmeds
AT FROM 81 TO 2o0 DoLLAaa
AT 10 DoLLARs
BLACK BEAVER CL0AKS,
BLACK BEAVER CIRCULARS, with sleevea
ls0 ELEGANT PARIs-MADE BEAVER CLOAkS,
From &l8to Sf6
1900 New.York Copies Of the above, from esso s%.
A latxe assortment OF -
TRAVELLING WRAPPERS AND RA0LANS,
Previously cold at 90, 80 and $l2
on account Of the advanced state of the season.
WIN. BUCHANAN MACKENZIE,
Nos 294 and 10 Csnalst.,
United States Cloak and Msntis Score.
Brandreth Building.
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The Thtrieeuih Annual Festival of the L. L. SNOW
SOCIAL UNION No. l. viii BE- held on THURSDAY EVEN
ING Nov H. at the Apollo Rooms No. 4lO Broadway Con-
nes celebrated Band engaged for the occasion. Tickets
(upper incuded 81 each to be procured any the Com
mttee or at Mrs.. WHITES, No 23 Mubenyst.
WIN. WHITE, Secretary.
The Brooklyn Medico. Chlfurgicnl Society will
hold the Brooklyn Institute. in Washington
st., on MONDAY EVENING NEXT. Nov. 8. at 9 O'clock.
The Annual Oracn will be delivered by DANIEL AYRES
NJ d., LII d.
The Profession public cordially invited be present
O. ID. AYRES, M. d., Chairman Com. Anang geInents.
Wn. Law, NJ o., Secretary
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NEW CLOAKs, NEW CLOAKS,-s
AsNo. SsI BROADWAY,
~ ARMAND LAMoSrANA
''' ''''''' -'' Truly SUPERB STOCK
ELEoASr oLo0xks AND Suns
RICHEST PARIS and Naw,9oRk MANUFACTURE.
BLACK vrrvy4 az ci5iks II nS9r'Ar' f''e"'
'IA'N sLAck BEAvEE cLoAKs,
BLACK BEAVER RA0LANs,
MISSES and MouRSiN0 CLOAKs
rxpLxss VARIETY,
No. 81, BROADWAY.
ELEGANT PARIS MADE FURs'-
II GEO suLFiN' NJ x, BROADWAY
Having purchased the ENTIRE sySsR S,s.ssy ssasn,~
ARMAND LAMoNTAiNE sf Paris,
tie ha' removed HIS OWN sIoSk there and invites pahh
WHICH MIST RE HE siRI} STS S1S CASH
RUSSIAN SABLE oA,Rss oi,Rss v,vx c,,,s
ERMINE and CHINCHiLLA cArEs, riPPErs,
MLEss and srC Crrss ,.
AT STRICTLY MODERATE PRICES
ALLY Ar RIV AL s
FKON STEAMERS, NAsvr.erukERs AND AUCTION
THE RICHEST GOODS OF TIE SEASON
PRICES No OBJECT.
CHARLES HEARD & CO.,
No. SOL Gnnd..s,
HAVE ISSUED SPECIAL CIRCULAR FOR 1Hl
COMING WEEK.
LOOK AT THE PRICES:
suFEnB SodoREp @ T. 3so stSs sk S ,sI y.s ,
LADIES BEAVER CLOAkSN IS o.
LADIES BEAVER RAuLANS, st *S o.
IADIEs' MAGIC WOOL sHAWLs, .. s,@
LADIES' PLAID WOOL SHAWLS, o. $50
MUSLIN DE LANES (chintz col at L. per yard
FINE PARAMATTAs, 90 wide, at ~ per yar1.
LUPIN's FINE FRENCH MERINoS, at 81 per yard
PARIS De LANES (sll wool At a. per yard.
Housrkeec.rs, make q note Of this:
ALLENDALE sHEETINGS, llt wide. 2c per yard.
ENGLISH LONG CLOTHS, ST.. per yard
FINE LINEN DAMASk, "a wide, SOC. per yard.
FINE DAMAsK NAPKINS Nj eIdoI
FINE MUSLIN DRAPERY At n per yard
Houekepe Goods Of every description ct the redao'
tion In prices as the above.
No sol (3rsndr.
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Published This Day:
| rINUE BOOK 0 + NJ . Il VI y y .

Published This Day; = =
UNHE BOOK OF NJ o X VI y n
Il Translated by JOSEPH SMITH.
Reprinted from the Third American Edition
vol limo 400 pages Cloth. Fine paper, (Siye OF lrynes
Works) Price. 81 Is.
This edition Of the BOOK OF hORMONis an accurate re-
print of the Third American Edition originally published al
Nuvoo eighteen under the Official sanction Of the
leaders of the Mormon Church.
The interest attaches 10 this curious work not only as
literary PRODUCTION bot recognized standard Of religious
faith Of people whoae history s attracting great attention has
appeared TO the publishers sufficient for re'uins
In this republication the publishers have yielded TO general
desire in regard 10 the pature OF the book ana
have carefully Sustained from any alteration or odhcaiion e
the original text ,., =,
The Book of Mormon has passed through several editions in
The United States and Great Britain since its original publication
in 1859 but past has been entirely out of p
The present republication respectfully submitted the puoc
The discount 10 the tade Copies sent by mail po
paid, receipt Of the price.
JAS o. WRIGHT Co, Publishers,
No. ST. Broadway New-YoTk.
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S.b Bu,te bes, aud we'd ade for 81 IS sPrnr
81 5O and le sPrihs' ga chlarsns spring. II sppnS,
ers sur Piled with Spdr Skirts for ss per
all and 6 spnnS, a. IS per dox C. L. HARDINo SIT
tory No al sprnss.., near Had,on s n BS' S'NAs 'H
" next door
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7THE NEW-YORK DREssMAKERs.-Nev

l. York City may be- termed the Paradise OF modstes farN
owned the palm supremacy but the art OF
wholly unapposchabe and ladies who familiar with ths
Euronean continent confess that nowhere from Paris 70 81 Pee
tersburs can fair be found ingenious
full Of taste original and spruele, a. In this city THIS
accounts for auent Southern ladies' who used to
haye recherche dresses made abroad leave them
altogether the hapds Of the New York modcs The result
was perceptble In the accumulation of magnificent morning
rob, bridal dresses robes squ and other costly articles q
similar nature mention the nperb coats At the levet
of the last Fall opening day
The universal employment of Ribbons Of and colors "
match the trimming species Of smbelishmsn noW
the end Of Pss) also remarkabse
The RIBBONS were chiefly Of LICHrENsTEiNs imPortas
doubt obtiind his famous Ribbon StorS
No 387 Broadway Now that Ribbons preferred 10 al
other species of trimming becans. durable and dess,
LICHf ENSTENts filed his Masasn profu,ion with the
richest and varied assortment and dposes Of them
great reduction from former prices Il treat to drop n ""
witt he busy scene al LICHTENSTEINS
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This Day Published:
DETHL LIE HEM AND BETHLEHEM
- SCHOOL.
By b. MORTIMER, Author OF Nc r.on Montsgse," kc
l6mo., cloth, 65c
series Of interesting narratives and incidents connected
with the settlement school Of Bethlehem
Pennsy yvsna
book for reading aloud in the family circle The
all true and unusually varied in character IN
te.t and attraction An excellent moral pervsIes the entire
series. STANFORD DELlSSER, PnbhsheTs
No. 5O8 Broadway.
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Ghanfes for Business Hlen.

EOR SALE-The LARD and OIL REFINERY
Nc 24 FraDkinst In successful oPerstion where
prot: Of from Ooo $1,000 be made yearly Business
~ J. NJ BELLAMY Co.
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last INDIA, CANTON, MANILA, JAPA-
II NEsE and AMERICAN INDIAN fANCY GDDDS "
FOUNTAINS IS INDIA STORE, NO. 0J3 bhoADsmA A.. n,v
Our larse ss.ortlent Of the above varieties ncndes yer.
many Articles be found slsewssre and e.psT "
com rrerds the inspection OF those who are d7sfOu
obtsinns some RARE, CURIOUS VALUABLE sre'e i''
a present.
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AZ BROADWAY.
GREAT REDUCTION ON DRESS GOODS,
AT RETAIL, on MONDAY, Nov 5.
100 Peces FINE WIDE sAXoNY PLAID,
A. ~ cents, worth ~ cenis.
500 Pieces STRIPED AND BIYADERE CHALLf,
A. % cents and IS cents, worth IS cents AID 70 eents
Together with our entire stock OF
PLAID GOODS. vALENrIAs.
POPLINs DELAINES, &c, kc,
Aia great reduction former prices
STRANG, ADRIANCE & Co.
355 BROADWAY:
STRANG, ADRIANCE & Co.
Would solicit attention 10 their superb stock OF
FINE LACES AND EMBROIDERIES,
Now Open
AT RETAIL.
Addition, BY every steamer
355 BROADWAY.
WILL OPEN on MONDAY, Nov. s,
THE CHEAPEST REAL WELSH FLANNELS
Ever offered at retail u this city
go Pieces REAL WELSH FLANNEL, a, IS cents.
SEQ Piece. REAL WELSH FLANNEL, from 81 centa
With large and choice stock Of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
At very low prices.
STRANG, ADRIANGE & Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE:
GREAT REDUCTION ON SILKS,
AT RETAIL ON MONDAY. Nov. s.
900 Pieces 3-4 WIDE RICH PLAID SILKS
A. 81, worth ST. So
aD Pea 5sWIDE RICH BAYADERE and CHENE SILKS,
At 81, worth 81 90
All new and desirable, adapted 20
CITY RETAIL TRADE,
VIII be exposed on the center tables.
Also, Just received an assortment Of
ELEGANT NEW VELVET ROBES.
STRANG, ADRIANCE & Co.,
No AS BROADWAY
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NEW-YORK, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8,

7, NOVEMBER 8, 1858.
Drp Goo6s.
SPECIAL NOTICE
CASH BUYERS
RUsHMORE, CONE & Co..
Nc. 70 and u wARREN-sT.
Having purchased the entire prodsc.icn
of.te
WALDEN MILLS,
Are rov p7epared 20 farn.h to The Retail Trade,
THE WALDEN LONG SHAWLS
81 Is, CASH,
AND
THE WALDEN SQUARE SHAwLs
- 23, CASH.
Th.y also ofsr, for Cash, The following Goods:
ALARGE LOT Of MIDDLEsEx BLACK CAssIMEREs
At IS cents
Also, 50 csses Of the GENUINE LANCASTER 0INo-
HAMS At cents which is lower than they before
offered the trade. As there ea, many English Cling
hams in the market, with The Lancaster ticket them which
ere not fast coon they would Advice dealers to be and get
raI,ed fast coor-
In addition their large s;oci Of Dre" Goods and wOoen'
they are able to offer fres. inducements in
BONNET RIBBoNe
EMBROlDERIEs,
bonsht a. recent Auction Sales
FASHIONABLE CLOAKS and TALMAS, in
rich LYONS Velvet Cloth and Combination elegantly trimmed
large assortment Il
CHEAP cLoAKs AND TALMAs,
In Black and Fancy Clo.hs, Beavers, Fe.s, &C., &C.
LORD G. TAYLOR,
Nos 2s5 257, 25s and ssl GRAND-ST,
And Nos. Al and 40 CATHARINE-sT.
RICH EMBROIDERIES and LACEs.
COLLARS, SLEEVES, ROBES CAPS. TRIMMINGS. k,.
Also
CHEAP LACEs and EMBROIDERIES
or every descriftion
LORD e. TAYLOR,
Nos 2a5 257 25s and 26l GRAND-sT,
And Nos. a and 4s CATHARINE-sT.
NARPETINGs, CURTAIN MATERIALS,
CoRNICEs, LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW SHADES,
DRAPERIEs and
HOUsE-FURNIsHING GOODS
Of every description, at low prices.
LORD g. TAYLOR,
Noa 2s5 257 25s and 26l GRAND-ST,
And Nos r and 40 CATHARINE-ST.
WINTER sHAwLs, in GREAT VARIETY.
sTeLLAs, BRocHE, CASHMERE PLAID wooLEN.
&c. &C, &C., &c, sc, IL.
LORD TAYLOR,
No. 255 257 $50 and a61 GRAND-sT,
Aud Nos. a and 4s CATHARINE-sT.
DARIS ROBES and DRESS SILKS
Latest Fall Styles in great variety Also,
LOw-eRICED DRESS SILKS,
PLAIDs, STRIPES BAYADERs, BRoCADEs, &C., &c.
LORD G. TAYLOR,
Nos 2s5 25I 259 and Dol GRAND-sT,
And Nos. Al and 4s CATHARINE-sr
NLOTHS, CAsSIMERES, BEAVER
CLoTHs, vEsTINGs, TRIMMINGS and wooLEN GOODS
Of every kind.
LARGE AssORTMENT-AT RETAIL
LORD TAYLOR,
No, 2s5 257 $50 and 26l GRAND-Sr,
And Nos A and ~ CATHARINE-sr.
I0OO PIECES wooLEN pLAlDS'
Entirely New Styles, in Winter Colors
VIII BE- orened On MONDAY, Nov 8,
FOR RETAiL-CHEAP!
Al 50 and 62t cents per yard
LORD Sc TAYLOR,
Nos 255, 257 25s and 96l GRAND-sr.
And Nos. ~ and 40 CATHARfNE-sT.
4 RNOLD, CONSTABLE Il Co. will offer at
retail o MONDAY, Nov
Their er,ire stock Of
BROCHE sHAWLs,
At extremely low prices viz:
100 LONG sHAWLs st sll, reduced from SH
SeLONG sHAWLS a. SIS reduced from ele.
3toLONG sHAwLS at SIS reduced from go
100 LONG sHAWLS Of so, reduced from $50
this city. ,,, - -, v,.x
AMILY DRY GOODS S.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE Co. new offering a. retail
.heu immense s,ocl Of
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS,
With contains every article necessary for family rses
Also, jus. received from auction
BLANKETS QUILTS, FLANNELs, LACE and MUSLIN
CURTAINS, and DRAPERY MUSLINS, &c.
All Of which viii De sold
MUCH UNDER THEIR VALUE.
CANAL corner OF Mercer.
I INEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHlEFS.-
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Board ano Rooms.

DoQrU QUO uocW9.
4 PRIVATE FAMILY would accommodate
~ young Men Lsdi@. Young N.- s-tru iin z
schoo RI,s-E. Institute with fli partial BOARD Locs.
ton s.cin'y Of Rogers Place. Address fo three days
JAMES, Tribune Otfcs
BOARDING. -Four airy and pleasant Rooms
ID r single Board-rs a. No i7s WashEE.on street bOos.
iyu So minutes walk from to frrris.
BOARD in BROOkLfN.-Plrasant ROOMS
for two Or three youlg G-ntn-a No 10 Nahin
a.. bstwesn Concord ard Nasss1-ss- minutes
truus Fulton F-rry. Reflrruce required
DOARD on BROOKLYN HIGHTS.-Yery
I'D Gesrsbe apartments for th Winter in qe iy for
three CT fo.T prisons. Inquire x n. >, Wi..o~s;
NVANTED-BOARD in Brooklyn for Man
w ard Wise in family when th-T- f-w Board
ers Reference eKchsuEei. Address G.. Tribuuo Of-e
vINO LET. with BOARD-A No. - Iarlck-st..
near Canal three ROOMS. furnished unirui.hee %
gentlemen and wives -irE~ su-neI Rcl supp q N
sas b.. .nd cod &C.. win pm r-e Of bath rom
Duuer Terms = -. ~. sEt - rzfh
IHe WEST 2JTll-ST.-A nicely furnished
lOO fgufstory HOUSE. With al tn~ MADDEN inpf've-
reu,s TO LET from L. ntober. Apply y No. ,P-esi
Room No > Iribune belongs
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11,I,t TRIBUNE MERCANTILE ADvER-


fi-yR-Ns prDp,s~ % thf jig tsJofOssCT 81
81. Ind nurnt-T u TBR TRIBUNE MERCANTILE Au,
v;GJIsEE L. viii he saed 1.sy her .ftrf and ass9,so
s,rus~ey the Interests AID q the HsrcAc faon
" n ~.T,sn IN r-ro-s n tn MARKETS wi.h .oeh
o.trr 90 XMFRCIhL anl MONTY TsfKLLlOEECk "
.hzl b. deemed a s,ecsi .n.cfest n NerthAn,s .
nj r. an l. .s,s v;,l, chrrr- al pos.sss prepst. 70
80 COO cor, STRY MERCHANTS ~h5 boy sDods w ~
vi Plfs1@uh, Hs-sarr Bos.on Tee Es'n-s vii y
..l.oed by Mr..r. KADp "oDd from a-> re0,dea %
the boz. % fig Corsrcl- Aseufy az theJ g1afsne tna
10. -. Al sh. b. n, this briIF TIE III rnS' o.
C,yu,y HesrLss.s tea: thJ oot2ei ssish a1s . q
cyn ..-r..r-,
Ill II. .o.. ,ryrse vii bs cefrsJsd BY MERCANTILE
lDyyRTrrISti iDr vbirt DSE DOLLAR pr tie VII -
ch.rssc T-e reqre :eir 6yc-1sIns.. - b.
Mi r,ske .s--sisl bargain. therefor.
Ri b ey.d ;tsg equal Opportunity fo ,o1sss'nf Cny
Hsrri. We, offered IL tie Cned S;., ever do1oe
.t .. q tina Tax s6n u irtscded for A-fchsz.s
sor. szs viz 20 oher mater han saca - sassse
=, tJir v,r,. We tsre every f>ci'y for 1sff,ss hER
nS1JIE ~ yyRT1sYR that VII deservs s,probssioa
= H,rrhss,s and respectfully invite ts-lI ecpf.tSo1
ADJ sao@iyed a Ihk ahibL ~ Crr; ~ y
~14r S15res- hUhACS ohhELri 40,
s-o ioyk, Sea. g. ieT No. ia N.s.a-A
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6orsrs arb forms Udntro.

WANTED-A roomy HOUSE with OutbulA-
frrs AID Eve ,.rve q GOO G-sss Lsai.
II h ~ eht-feof = k.kwN- kfsb-'h Swat A-rh.
snt ~. Letters .tff~..-t
- Boa NJ. J. ~ Po- Ao- T. vii r-svr s,.
. No lane apply
WANTED-By family OF four adul'.. small
W 49,. tzr-slsc anf-rrAei. ir s--;e -t-s'ssi
.tsv. PDr-4-' l-' NAY l. I.rs Res 49, -S, 81 80
,lvxare D. r.c Alar-.- sisuE sEt
T-4hgn. OE'c.. far ;so oavs
WANTED in BROOKLYN-PART OTIS FUR
w SIsHkD HOUSE - Il F..,oa-.s. osrs
pt.atreS AIr-s. TENANT Trtrlr- O--.
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9hautrs for Business Msn.
CUT STONE FOR THE NEW Cattle

~ DRAI-s-sl-a PrOp-.l. vii . r--iT-t - October
i ~ tee v,-;o-, kris q STONE required r tse ~ a
IHEDRAL II S~~.Yorl sp-,.ses,lons "a, - lad - sP
tsy.-s ;: he Onee No. u A1noL-.'
JANIS RFSwICK il, ,-,t...
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