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FEARFUL DEATH.-The Pittsburg Dispatch, of
the Gath, gives the following account of frghtfu
accident:
John Huey, aged fifteen years, son of VIM. Il. of
the firm Of Huey, Farrow Gumbert, coal merchants,
near Eizabethtown, met with horrible accident on
Saturday afternoon. Having quit work in the pit, be
rode his mule down the steep hill, fastening as is
supposed for safety sake his left foot in the chain of
the harness. Shortly after leaving the pit be fell off
the mule which becoming frightened, dragged him
ing the stable, the animal jumped two rails Of a
fence, dragging the body Of the boy after it, with
such force as to break of the rails The mule at
last was secured near the STABLE having run twice
around it before being stopped The distance from
the top Of the bill to the stable is about oneeght of
mile. The boy being released fran his fastenngs,
shocking sight presented itself During the fright
full descent all the clothing torn off his body and
stripped over his head his back was perfectly skinned
and bleeding, his head cut and broken and his face,
breast and limbs bruised and lacerated. Poor Huey
was living when removed to his home, but entirely
unconscious DR.. Walter was sent for, but before he
arrived the boy had died, having lived nine hours
after receiving the injuries. Being the only son and
good industrious child, his loss is felt keeny by his
| unfortunate parents.
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Loulsiana InsslIlxenes,

From the Lake Providence Herald 81 Satr
last We extract the following paragraphs MI
The unusual abundance Of rain which - r
this region during the present 1unih 4as n
planting operations very much.
nothing has been sown In the SOIL On e6S1i|l1f
unftness for tilling, caused BY the heayy x6d m
Gus rains. This will make an kinds 0f crope Tery
late. "A -
We are informed that the Bayou Masonl i rising
rapidly, from the crevasse il the Mississippi neaf
Grand Lake, Ark, and that the swamps we'd 81 thi1
are last hliing up II is spprehendeti, unless tie
river falls, that much damage will ensue Is ~ 80.
tations in the vicinity Of the Macon r. ~ "a
The levees in our parish, including e. II p0inf
Lookout and Hagamans, are nov u oeii,i,seta IA
are OF nature TO resist the seyefest water test that Il
likely to be applied 10 them.
several more .roWs, rumpusee and rtofinrn IN fuae
town" last week. In one OF these A. fr;shr IN
named Michael Tobin was very severely afsIkHd #,
dliilcnlty with one JOS s. Richardson ana a,.ne
other man whose name We have not Iearre3
the Marshall and Gagged 80 s7sgs5S1-'~S-s@1'Sssi
In another scrape which took place betvjSss
raj irishmen and N. o. Harris, the lattf NJ pfsly
badly cut about the head and back i -
The franklin San Of the 25th says: IN ssA
Spring weather appears to have Get in for eou d
past few days having been delightful and pisaaalt
The Monroe Register Of the 9th has the following
We have had few days Of the most deliekts1l
spring weather within the last week. Trees and
ahrubhery are being arrayed in living green.O The
river ia about on stand. .g777 s,1 y
The country papers in Alabama come to % Win ae.
counts OF very heavy rains for some weeks mast IN
country u flooded, the roads well nigh impossible,
the rivers high the planters behind ID their prepar
lions Tor the spring crop, and everybody wishing tho
windows of heaven would shut.n = @
The Caddo Gazette Of Saturday last ssys:
In the early part the week the weather wa clear
ana pleasant. On wednesday evening thsre Va {
heaVy ram: On Friday morning the sun shone out
clearly, giving promise of many fair days s.,
The North Louisiana Baptist Of the oath says;
The weather has been yariable-cold, warm. rain.
ing every two or three days. Planting operations
are going on more vigorously. The last lev DAYS 4
warm balmy south wind has blown gently upon rs.
causing vegetation to spring rapidly. r. n
The Rapides American Of Saturday last says
man By the name Of Charles Rand attempted to
commit suicide last night BY cutting his throat nearly
from ear to ear, severng the windpipe nearly in twain
The physician who attended him informs us that
mere probable chance for his recovery and also
that ne was aboring under fit Of insanity q Of eIk
rum tremens. 49, - -.
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A TRAGEDY ON THB PLAINs.-The ST. Joseph Jour
nal of the oath has the fOoWnp:

A TRAGEDY ON THs PLAIss-The st. Joseph Jour
nal of the Gath has the following:
There now can be but little doubt OF the tragic end
of Mr.. John L. Merrick, whom we mentioned yester-
The news was brought by Mr.. Simpson, printer, in
from Fort KearDy, who came within mile of the
place where the tragedy occurred The act was com.
mitted by enc Braxton, of GAINESVILLE. Ohio, who was
Merrick worked.
We learn from Mr.. Fullerton Tat the enterprise in
which he and Mr.. N. was cerned, will not be
checked in the least by this "a affair. The press
on which the Cherry Creek 4 & I, is to be nrinte5
was not in charge 6. VI u
young man named Smitti. NGe vas fehniii, suosAs.
man fully able 10 assume MI
IN sh0N hme TO take ehari 81 ..
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Initials.

Agent of Il Smith 4 Townsend. :. Lessee of Ar
mory Hall. Box J.. Guardian Of Marine Hospi
tai Registrar of Marriages: Captain Of the ship
lord st Nicholas Hotel.
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A FEARFUL DEATH.-The Pittsburg Dispatch, of
the Gath, gives the following account of frightful
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Defense Of tho Texan Frontier.
From the Austin State Gazette Of Saturday last II
extract the following:

From the Austin State Gazette Of Saturday last re
extract the following:
We understand that the people on portion Of tho
frontier have been in correspondence with Gov. RIM
nes proposing to form an expedition against the In
dams, and await the action OF the General Govern
ment for their pay. correspondence we learn has
taken place between Gov. Runnels and Gen. twice..
wherein the former desired to obtain Information
whether active operations were contemplated By the
latter this spring in the wild territory TO which the
Indians resort Il appears from his answer that this
is his design, and that he has just issued his ORDER
(March 23d) to carry it out Immediately.
B,evet Major Earl Van Dorm, Of the second regi-
ment OF cavalry, with six mounted companies or tfis
regiment. is to scout all that portion lying On ia
head waters OF the Canadian, Onachita and Red river
as far as the l03 g Of West Longitude, and TO tie
no a as ar a IT. the line Of the Memphis overland
hadzmnski viii be guarded BY Capt. Barton's COM
At Camp Colorado company Of cavalry win be
commanded BY Capt. G. J. Whiting. 8 a
At Camp Cooper q company Of cavalry viii be
commanded by Maj. G. Fl. Thomas
Gen. Twggs, on the 23d inst, gave directions to
the commanding officer Of Camp Colorado to do all in
Runnels' communication, and of whose outrsges Ne
give an account to-day.
Capt. Ford's camp is on the west side Of Camp Col.
orado, and he is ont in pursuit of Indiana
Capt. Bourland is in Montague county with com.
pany, in active operation against the Indians.
Capt. Ford will likely remain in the field until the
10th OF May next. The service of Capt. Bourland
will not expire until the 2sth of April next.
The force now about to be actively engaged in the
field against the Indians ia therefore eight cavalry
companies and two mounted Ranger companies. We
understand that Gov. Rl1nels Is Of the opinion that
this action the part Of Gen. Twggs will supersede
the necessity Of the proposed expedition.
With this force we hope that something efficient
will be done for frontier people, We cannot pro-
long this Indian fighting without great loss to the
State a. well as to the frontier settlers The Indians
must be chastised severely.
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.. r. MAINS, postmaster.
NEW ORLEANS, Friday, April l.
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BEAUTIFUL Pk1s. The Claiborne (Ala.) okar,
pion Of the 23d says: 80

On Saturday afternoon last. two young BERN
were exhibited to in our Office. Thev nere 49,
tured n Randalls Greek. about ten miles irom Gu
oorne, Maefe, We are told twentyfour old beavers
young ones They were curiosity to Is, being The
ms. We had ever seen. We are Informed that these
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-07
NJ EW M USIC!

/" T'M WITH THEE STILL :" ballad words
i. by Mrs. A. M. Edmonds first published in
The Mother's Journal, music by Augustus Gull.
The Wilds OF the West Kind Words can never
Die The Angels Told me So,' Give me back
my Mountain Home,' Thoughts of God, Wake,
Lady, Wake There's no Darling like Mine, ;
'Ode to Liberty Price rs cents each, mailed
free. Just issued by Horace Waters, agent, 1888
Broadway, N. Y.
Popular Instrumental 1ftsic-'The Piccolomi-
Polka with beautiful vignette of NH Piccoom-
ini price 80 cents. Palace Garden, or Singing
Bird Polka with vignette price 40 cts Both
by Thomas Baker. The Swinging Schottische' ,
with vignette price 35 cents Very Last Var
sovenne,' price 25 cts both by Augustus Gull
The above pieces are played by Thomas Ba-
kers ceebrs ted Band, with great applause
MiTabel Schottisch,' with beautiful vgnette, 35
cts The Empire, or Reicks' Quadrile,' new
dance, 40 cts The New Iibernian QuadrIlle,'
35 cts ; Les Lancers' Quadrille, Danville Ma
zourka,' Arabian War Cry March, 'Crinoline
Waltz Weimer Polka and Reading Polka,
rs cts. each, mailed free. apl6.tw.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-07

State Assaye's office, 50 Somerset 81,
BOSToN, Mass, April II, 1858.
Wn. III. DaIy, New York:
Dear Sir--I have made chemical analysis of
your .4ROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY, and
find it pure, fine favored Rye Whisky contain
ins no injurious matter of any kind, and recon-
mend it as suitable for medical and public pur-
noses. CHARLES 7. JACKSON, NJ. d.
State Assayer.
New YoRK, April 49, 1858.
have analysed sample o. D9LY,s y, 4R0. A.
MATTC V1LLEY TVIfISKY, anG bnd 1t to be
pute article, of fine favor, and Witfout any
deleterious admixture.
JAS. r. Chiffon, NJ. D., Chemist.
WM. II. DAILY, ESQ.
Sir-Your AROMATIC VALLEY WIS
KEY is received, and after careful examination,
find it to be a pure article, entirely lree from
the adulterating Ingredients so frequently used.
JAMES j. MAPES, Chemist.
Daly's Aromatic Valley Whisky
Is put up in cases containing one dozen bottles
each
For sale by all the principal Liquor Houses in
San Francisco. ap21113t.
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AN old sailor, at tbeater, said he supposed
that dancing girls wore the? dresses halfmast,
az a mark Of respect to departed modesty.
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BABIEs-Tbe craft OF baby is on a par with
its cruelty. Give way ever SO little to young
hopeful in long clothes, and for every inch given
it will exact an ell Walk about with one for ten
minutes in the middle of the night 'just to quiet
the poor little thing and in a week you will be
in good training to walk thousand miles in a
thousand hours. Trot one twice or thrice on
your knee, and the simulated pony will there
after be in continual request during the day; un-
til at last, between the equestrian exercise by
you will be fl for the position of high private in
a marching regiment of either infantry or dra-
goons. Cunning as malicious and malicious as
cunning, there is nothing so gratifying to your
baby as to travel at other peoples expense, and
no full-grown Jeremy Diddler ever practiced the
art more successfully. There is bnt one way of
escaping the inGicfion, and that is never to
begln.-Oh Bachelor.
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LON ID O n
Club House Gin
TO THE PUBLIC.

THIS CELEBRATED GIN-PRETENDING
i TO nothing but what it is, viz, pure and IN
ulterated article, and assam g no artificial
erits of what il is not, as some of its rival imi-
tators do-after five years of public approval and
very extensive sales in California, has been pro-
nounced by the public to be superior, not only
as a beverage of general use, to any other article
competing against it, but is
Unrivalled in it's Medical Efficiency
in most cases of complaints. To persons travel
ling in these days of rapid transit from East to
West North to South, who are constantly chang
ing their water as well as their climate who are
drinking indeed, dozen kinds of water in ev-
cry twenty our hours and each draught contain
ing some property acting in chemical antagonism
TO the preceding one, causing thereby an unnat-
ural degree of excite nent to the stomach-t is
positively and absolutely necessary to use a
counteracting agent. From the fact that the
"LONrDOV CLUE HOUSE GIN"
is prepared expressly to meet such exgcncies,
and to act as we know it will act, as an antidote.
we confidently prescribe it the very best arti-
Gle in the country. The name of Aromatic
Scheidam Schnapps" has never been attached in
any way TO this article. In first presenting the
LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN"
to the public, my aim to give them pure
and unaduterated article of Gin. and to call it
by its right name. The success attending its in
PRODUCTION and extensive sale in California is a
sufficient guarantee of the high appreciation of
the article by customers.
Various parties have from time to time put up
and shipped to California an article which they
call ub House Gin" My Gin, which has
gained such reputation in California is brand
ed on the cases,
"0ld London Club House Gin-W. II. D."
The bottles also have white label with fac
smile of my signature ! caution all parties to
beware of limitations. WIN H DAILY
fe5 3tf Sole TmnOrteP Now TOrl
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Daly'S Aromatic Valley Whisky.

The high reputation of the parties is sufficient
guarantee that the article possesses all the merit
claimed for it, VIM. NEWELL e. Co,
SOLE AGENTS.
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H M A c. OIL !"

BROWN & CO., Proprietors
THIS OLD AND POPULAR PLACE OF RE-
/ sort is now open. The propretors solicit a
a share of the patronage which has always been
so literally bestowed upon the House, and assure
its patrons that no pains will be spared to make
it what it claims to be-a frstclass Saloon.
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NEW YORK HOTEL
MAIN STREET, WEAVER.

THIS WELL-KNOWN HOTEL HAS BEEN
/ entirely re-ftted, and supplied with new Fur
niture, Bedding, &c. 1t now contains number
of single and double rooms. and suits of rooms
suitable for the accommodation of
FA MILES 81 PARTIES
The apartments are well lighted and ventilla-
ted, and in point Of comfort are second to no Ho-
tel in Northern California. Male and female ser
wants are in attendance at all times to make Wis
itors comfortable. In addition to the many 9th
er advantages possessed by this Hotel good
b A K e r Y
is also connected with it, where may be always
found an excellent assortment of Bread Cakes,
Pies, &c. The proprietors acknowledge their
thankfulness for the patronage heretofore recciv-
ed and respectfully solicit continuance Of the
same. MORRIS Il BRADY.
Weaver Dec s. 1857. 45td.
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S u M M O N S

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY m
- TRINITY.-In the District Court Of tbo St
Judicial District b. B. Drake plaintiff vs T. sl
Hinkle defendant. Action brought in thu MAY MA,
Court of the 9th Judicial District, and tbo ro" c''
plant filed in the county of Trinity in the oS.,
of the Clerk of said District Court way"
The People of the State of California
To IS A A G HIN X L e send Greetrs
You are hereby required to appear in an ocl%D
brought against you by the above named nIain'
tiff in the District Court of the Ninth Judie.l
District, in and for the county of Trinity. an5to
answer the complaint filed therein "a cony n
which accompanies this Summons) within tsn
days exclusive of the day Of service) after He
service on you Of this Summons-if served with.
in this county if served out of this County br,
within this Judicial District, within tuentyd,y,.
or If served ont of said District, then wit6inh,.
ty days-or judgment by default will be taken
against you.
The said action is brought to recover the sum
of seven hundred dollars, (S70O) costs and mon.
ey disbursements, and if you fail to appear and
answer the said complaint as above required. The
plaintiff will take judgment by default. Pgh
lished by order the Court.
Given under my hand and the seal ofAs
District Court of Ninth Judicial Dstbt
this 29th day of January, in the year sw
lis. Lord one thousand eight hundred and fhy
nine. JNO. 4. WATSON, Clcfk.
By ID. III. TRUFANT, Deputy Clerk
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ID q . Y>5
VALLEY WHISKY !

WE BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF
W Dealers as well as Consumers, to the follow
ing certificates of well known Chemists, who have
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rI,OOLS. LOCOMOTIVES PATTERNS.-The
i LAWRENCE MACHINE SHOP offers Tor sls at very
reduced prices TOOLS IN USE. which cost S2iOs sad
are Of the best quality They comprise Lathes. fiaie
Hamuvrs Anvs. Boring and Splitting Machines f"s' p,iN
and every tool required Large and nrsi class establish
.--o
Also all the Patterns and Skating Of said Shop Also two
and Freight Locomotives recently onit 20 oue
Of beautiful model and client in every PARTICULARS tuns
feet ei inches gauge. 1870, ,,.,. -, -
The articles NAV BE- examined AZ the Works IN Lawrence ana
d,scrp,iye list nun bred may be- found a. my ohce
II. w PAGE, Treasurer, No. Is hiiby-st, Boston
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Ghanrfs for Business lflsn.

4 BUSINESS CHANCE.-For SALE u we'll
~ established ard flourish ng EXPRESS BUSINESS, in
cadink Hors. We gous, Sc between NwYcrs and neigh
b Ill health for .riue
c. II. OLIVER No 81 L.beTty-.t.
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6orses an6 farms tDanteb.

WANTED TO RENT for the SUMAER-A
w small HOUSE. or PART Of HOUSE Fcruished. Five
Rooms ard Kitchen would Be qIire, within y miles g
NewYork The stnzon b. nEn and heathy aud the
Inc 81 some suad AIRY person having slch place H.
hear ola good ~ addressing Boz NJ III Brooklyn
Pos.OEce.
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GORGEOUS.

GORGEOUS
CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, &c,
yRon TIP MOST e cc .3Ii;i FACTORIES
FOgEiGs AED DOMESTIC.
THE rxrRaorprSA fHIr REDUCED PRICES
EyaL ssd xT.sf ssrssE L = zsrs p,
inPKRiAL THREE-PLYs. sas 70 81 l2i per yard
d d6db VOL 70 fffSi ST 50 ssnis @ yard
'Io0 B.r,;s o IL S. . T s.
suBERB mEDALIIOys. WITH BORDERS
VELVET and Cloth TABLE I'd PLANO COVERS
wILgoS MosMc {4SE5 f d5isEss 'a ~ TsSTEo
Ii IA \ n. % 6HPf IS" ~
sisn Of he Grrat Anefiean Essie-
NEW and ELEGANT
~ PRINTS,
THE
WAMSUTTAS,
N which 20 cal thu at,ton Of toe Trade Ta9 ss De
Ie and printer. esE1ss IN gss,1s ts'e e. a.; Wa
RES PRINTS will b orsd y b s'ss th ssTT
FAsT-:he STYLES BEAUTIFUL, and the PRICE JUST
RIGHT.
We shall '' '' FOX R0 cAs z On Or on TINE
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG e CO.,
No. 80 and ~ CfiAaBERS-5T.. N. i.
M ANTILLAS AND SHAWLS.
WI Nov 5pnlz and Summer niyief %
CLOTH AND SILK CHESTERFIELD,
SILK MAS1ILLA5, CIRCULARS, 6c. kc
FRENCH LACE NANTILLAS, CIRCULARS and FONTS
SPRING SHAWLS,
sTELLA MANTLE and al other syie' Of Spring styles from
'''''" at '''i"s'i m IL Nos $40 AID So Broadway
uOUSEKERPERS EMPORIUM Of
III FRENCH CHINA.
Dinner Tee and Toilet Sets shapes, best deoorAtonA
GLASS;
Cut Engraved and Plain; rood aSsornaenL
TABLE CUTLERY
Ivory HON. Bone end Wood Handles; various patterns
SILVER-PLAIED
Tea Sets Cas.ers Cake Baskets Knives Forks sP>ns 6c
IRON STONE CHINA
Dinner, Tea and Toilet War Of superior quality
BRITANNIA
Tee Sets, UrIl Casters spoons, Lamps, Spttoon Ge-
JAPANSED
Trsys Toilet Se,s, Knife Dsxes, Water Coolers 10
X NJ BRUSDIGE,
No ZS2 RloecErr-.' n. Y, west # 9th sv r. r.
CKIRTS-Twelve Spring SKELETON SKIRTS,
- sefadpng Bus;le, well mad 81 II SPrng II 70
and II Spings ~ Dealers supplied with Springs o5 So
doz., II Springs . IL, and Ia Springs FOR . doz
C. L. HARDING. Skt Factory,
No. 28l Spring 81, neai Hudson.
IOSEPH MUIR, Draper d Tailor, No. $40
- Erndvay New York, has always hard fashionable
sormont OF CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, NESTiNGS, kr.
q. FRENCH hslfdress BOOTS, now ready 1t
I'D Il JONES'S, No. 10 Aunst. also the ~ 81 and IS y
Congress Shoes and Gsters al JCNESS. No. 10 Ann-st
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CITY OF .YoRX, DEPARTMENT o. FsAsCs /
60 ILL.,. M. a. MI Il L1Il

CITY OF NEw.fORK, DEPARTMENT o. FINANCE.
Controller. Once April H. 1859.
CORPORATION NOTlCE.-SEALED PRO
~ POSaLS vii b. received this Orc. until THURSDAY
the l2-L Msy O'CLOCK noon. for SITE,
a two . adjoninE each other. for St.igu-Hglse Or
Precinct Police y l0cst-d within limits bounded ~
Sth r stn-avs. aud %5cb and 5ls,-ss
Zach proposition state t precise locsiion and 'erms
q, iite vii b. required or ach psy w b. made
aey.Ty the Gr-6 deeds The COutrusE lie riga. 70
pct any AID al or.r. r,s-rvc6 the Carp ration.
ROBERT T. HAWS. Controller
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TJuT RANCO NDr STRIAL PECUARlO"

INEE !" BANIU INIJI : I MIMI 70 .hftfO
~ HAVANA CUBA Is ready 70 enter mo oolIae.s
~ bib tor market and for Bre ding aud IN o'dei
siXs al parties fair chsncr the said Banking Company w
sS az - sa lrun ps b. may he able and willing 20 iaE
- rb rs;tl Bulls Cows Sheep and oss and transport
b, 10 The said Island either BY sailing vessels such
parties may address the - .....,v
BANKING COMPANY
as above clearly specifying all particulars regards description
or y nun weight, prices and terms OF payment
OF else appoint agent 10 the City Of aVans WIN
fun authority Contract being Understood tai
h e. many would prefer Contracts tSrd PRICE per
heed or by The weight fire from all risk or loss delivered ~
III. point or place where the Company will designate
EDWARD FLASH,
No 50 BroaA.s,
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BOARDING in the C0UNTRY-One or two
families can be- accommodated with BOARD during tia
sunr,r house four miles north west from Msrrs,o~n.
n j. near 10 Wateyie Post Ofice application made
eda,ly, either personally hy ltte 10 BENJAMIN C.
MORRIS Warryille, Morris County, n. j.
COUNTRY BOARD-OGe or two small families
~ be accommodated by apPlyiug 70 J. v ONDERDONh.
in thu u Nyack. House
nd hin minutes 4 the steamboat landing the Tary-
town Ferry.
COUNTRY BOARD WANrED-Near the sea
~ shore New, York for three persons aud
private family prriturd Terms must be- veg modeE'
te Address o. o., Tribune OiFce.
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fnnrp Goods.

HUGHES, DUPUY & GRIEVANCE,
III ~ MaspEx LAsx 81.
Ar nov rrsivny n various ssrs snd VII continue 70 70
eeye during the
NF,w STYLES OF PARIS
SILK NETS fANCHCNS AND HEADDRESSEs
tsli block AID wiln coofcd bDndrlsl
FANCY HAIR PINS. COMBS AND CACHEPEIGNEs
tthe 1rgefi ssspTtiffat ~ The United stated
SUN PARASOL and OPERA FANS q all kinds
BELT III CELfS, SLIDES AID CLASPS,
DRESS BUTTONS and TRIMMINGS,
OPERA CLASSES. PLATED CHAINS, JEWELLERS
SCALES &c, re, &C,
whch they Offer tr trade OEly the loves market proeN
- Orden Ea al dsscdJtiaH 81 FRENCH GOODS hied by
Their house, NJ. Ro- d. Grand ChsntieT PsrAs