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CITY PRoPnRTY.

A LSO-A handsome Residence on 9th ST.,
"a between Main aud Ludlow; story Brick, weil
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ments easy. CHAS. Il CLARKE,
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For years these Springs have been highly esteemed
for their medicinal properties During the past
season their reputation in this respect has been
singulaTly confirmed. They were administered bya
physician, Judiciously as to quantity, time of
drinking continuance &C., and under this sy atem-
attic plan the cures were numerous and gratifying
TNE MIllIE SIII,PHIlR WATkR
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A NEW WORK By J. T. HEADLEY,
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LIFE OF G EN-. HENkY HANELOCk:
Ou vol l.no., psEe. uiih hDe Prtrst st-r and
far IL. .aLt Wv,d EHErsvugs. Prie- 81 ID
Mr H,sd,y, being public life for three
r. ID nf htsrstu- in which n
wd. paion Tn. subject he has ar tsk up is
IN suited his descriptive powers The Life OF Have
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tLrhG tie narrsun Of d.-ds of The hr.i can
aigu The young lieutenant in Buruh, The romantic and
sgic hry Of the EDs.h army AfEhani-tsn, he r1pdy
.dus terrible batis 10 the Punlsub anf last hr M
rsrs Lucknow aid HsSecAs msTrh VI h- and 0i
d,rL tn its f Described with that yvidn-:. and e
thai ,harsct Nspo-ou his VI rhal. ard Washing
m .nd his (rprral.r The frrds of HayrDck flmily hsv"
tc his materials that other perso in the cn'
Of coda b. furuished in
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Tie adrt young SOLDIER the Incorporating Chr''ian ana
III, inc uaisb- general taken In succes-on, bile
uud -sch grouped the ,uPndou. scenery the orni mag
uifc and the trrmcnd battles thit havs ch.Esceteu
the cauTnitus of the English army in ln1ia
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"Dr Bsrt. Travels in Africa published in England in
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remedy this defect task in which his rditor mas satisfactory
all the really important and interesting portions o his urna
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ihq % eost os Dr. Barb .aw whs,
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ave have had occasion to notice in these columns the
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THE sABBATH.sCHOOL BELLA ne~ col

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~ II + s s.!
" READY -
THE EXPLOITS AND TRIUMPHs IN EUROPE of
PAUL MO X II Y,

" READY
THE EXPLOITS AND TRlUMPHs IN EUROPE of
PAUL NOR II Y,
THs CHESS CHAMPION.
sxsicars or FAMOUS PIaYEss, AND vARIors lsroR-
NATION AND ANECDOTES RELATING TO THE SoSLk
By ParL MOspHv's LATE srcRErARY. -,
EXTRACT FROM THE WORK
Chess be same p..'i4e resI ,tloJ oOs syrIv n
1t numbers snong s amateur. the greatest nain,so
f.los and hrDerh teils Of "arrof' -ts paiutes
,n 81 H. xn. and ha. il. ;.npes on me ocean, the
fortress ann by the frede Paul hphy hs. sana ; t n @ .s
throL. i Lsbourdouns aud Phldr AZ long a. Che,. h1
s,t his will be household WORD and his aeeos oe hu
MoRPHY's FRsT GAMES. MoRPHYs ORtAItsr BLIND
1BE t,RsT AMERICAN CBEss FOLD ftAI. - uro,
hoMHT PREPARES 10 START wIIa Massi11 1v
voR LusoPE. MokPHY IN SOCIETY," v,s
CHESS N bAGLasD. aiokPHY AND I'M rHhN'"
Iur st ,u,ro. A,T.R. MoRPBY GETS BEATEN
Tny C,,r De Ia REeEscE. MoRPHY MosessDrEs.
iaE MsTcR BETWEEN NOR rKOrHIrs.
'"' ANU D. AfPLETON 4 Co.. NewYOrk.
FROM THE LONDON TINES.
ma Mostay InE & s.p'e ,a ~. n.se
et % Hp~ Utran va Lvrip On far.d'y week he played
lie London Club CornLi add IL ihe evening, 81 ns %
nsae up for The Lndou Cldb-Mor
ply eoleudbs budId against eigh' nInb.rs {" bn cuo,
lad beie scoOn ph.hed Europe but tue to eis. OF
Parr tDh very interior ~ the eish "i the
Iad. Club Mpby the present oc-siou
and b. Incr.ss~d la dinicuiy M"Pny
I'm paIate rom, bryan his solitary tas BY pfocaniue
through Herr Lw-uta that he urd with suss pawn Two
m zach game crowd Of anxious spectators aud chess leo
rs present Iwsn,hs proclaimed tue players moves
aloud made and MOphy instantly called out hs rrPy y"
e,.ry appointed secretary, TO take dOwn uc
After hour pay Mr. Alfred JoGes aud Mr. Aaade
uerr defated while, f the remaining 1 TWO, at least nad
c,dux on nr. boards aud them by cons-ut these last
games usi.s,d a. drswnhe contest havne sseo over
seven b. concluded by Murphy being declared
10 Ia We drawn six Mr. MoPhy cousld-f;
this tolghe match be payed oil this Description
Tbrushou this l sitting he made one mistake ne'ef
he luu lies pawn II msy fey that 10 greater
mental feat Il, coniplished by man
d. APPLETON Co. have also In Press.
NEW AND THOROUGH
TREATISE ON CHESS.
WITH ACCURATE REPORTS AND THE MOST skILLfuL AALT-
sFs OF ALL GREAT GAMES OF PAUL MoRPHY LsBoUR'
AIS fHLIUoR, DEscHAPPELLEs HAsR"irz, AND RS
SEN ST. AMAST STANTON, AND OTHER FAMOUS rLaftks'
By HERR LUWEN1HAL, Che., Editor aud Analyst
Edited by PAUL MORPHY
Extract frou. PAUL MORPHys
NOTE TO THE READER"
Mepy friends bSth In Europ America have frequently
asked me arrange collection of Games which they have
assured with kindly reception from Chess Play
, continued contests during the past twelve
months precludea my accsdng tbs fering re-
friend Her ebhal The oopms with which this vol
ume solely due 10 his welearued reputation as an
Asy, aud will amply repay pfa from every lover Of our
noble o''n' PAUL MoRPHY
Lordor, April IS, 1859.
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W. HoLT, seoy. j. h. "AkD, rresiaebl.
Young Mems Christian Unon,-Ths ASSIvEasAhY Al ~
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS at u o'clock
AaS%'i Ss risISaf iSI. rRDAy EyES,Se
Srys. g. Tcl" TO- he FESTIVAL st Sc each may be had Of
he cfhcsrs, and st No, s2S Br,sdwsy. ,....
D. B. HALSTEAD Cbu Anniversary Committee.
National ws%na. Right. A.-ecaisn .os Ssih NH
Be- held THs CTLar,dsyJ EVENING, Mozart Hall Broad
SSFssE sa aosE s eAsoISf
Rev. ANlolNETrE BROWN BLACkwEth Is .nS yNS VEN
e,sh and Fuller Mr.: Roe on The Edues9n Of
Mr., estimate Il the mental p"ctoS. Of women AZ
mission 10 meeting Of the friends fr business, viii
be held at the came place 0SIS chDY STANTON President
srs.s b. ANTHONY, Secretary.
Five PoinI..-The Anniversary of the FIVE POINTS
:e THURSDAY EVENING, May Y, at u O'clock SEATS IT
% Hon fAf Il ) r S viii l. .GdS! a.
meeting collection will b. taken up Exercises by the Chill
sreD Of thr Institution
Es!. Judge Iry. January SS s 1859 Of
DOUOLAs will deliver Euogy Life and Character Of
tb, H,J William Sbilh Presbyterian CT urcb, Pace,
corner MsrioDst THURSDAY EVENING, May IL, 1853.
Admission 10 cents at the door.
CHARLEs L. REASON, Committee.
JAS McCUNE SMITH.)
kew-YOrk Institution Tor the Deal aud Dninb d"
exhibition Of the pupils OF this Institution Will
ke hello the Academy Of Music THURSDAY May H. al
O'Clock Tickets Of admission at l5, be had at the
door.
public me citing of the American Tract Society.
Bor viii be- held THIS (Thursday MORNING, az 10 ocLck,
thu Church Of the Purfans Union The Hon GEO
BRIGGS Governor Of Massachusetts, will preside and the
Rev. Dr. KIRK, the Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER the
Rev. Mr.. VROOMAN Of China will address the endiente
Lre.av. sabbath school, Brooklyn.-BOYS MEET
INGS EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT. DOctUr WORTEBAr,
the eloquent Syrian lecturer will speak the Manners and Gus
tuu. ef III. Syrias THIS EVENING. The Rev. IA ID.
EORTHRUP of N.w Haven will preach in Leeav. Church
NEXT SABBATH.
Marshall Division No. II Sons OF Temperance
will hold pUbic Temperance me. ting THIS IrnursdaS)
EVENING NAV II, VI their Hall No 1875 Bowery The public
are invited with Able speakers will address them
JOHN LIlTLEDALE, H. :. K THOMSON, VI.
The Prospective Cure for American slavery
kiss HARRIET MALLARD, author Of Scripture Tests OF
Christian iscipesp" viii read original POEM under the
above title in bleecker Budding, THURSDAY EVENING,
MAY r. commencing at o'clock. Tickets, 25 cents
Land Reformers.
The Hon. @. a. GROW Of Pennsylvania
viii deliver an address ON the subject 81
LAND REFORM,"
at the
HoRrIcuLTuRAL FESTIVAL. PALACE GRDrS HALL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12
SLAVE TRADE,
ID desola,ions "a hich Il causes. The
SLAVE HUNTS

SLAVE HUNTS
and Burning Village. The Capture Of the Inhabitants for
Slaves The Expeditions authorized by Governments having no
other objec, than he Capture of Saves.
All ,his mnutey described by DR.. BARrIi, from his own
personal observation.
Also Dr. BARTHS long residence in the famous City o Tim
bui,u where a daily threatened in consequence Of bis
being Christian
Altogether forming Of the most intensely interesting Books
of Trsy. snd Adventures ever published