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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-22

A. coRRssroSDxsr o. tho Boston L.r..e
writing from bsgssski, Japan, undsr A.. p
August 2Sth, s.ys; Most o. toe lsrgs msre-s-
tie HOUSES In China have establI. hed. az =
about estsbliSting branches hers, and 4 pcstios
Of the city Land has bsen assigned for the kmsri-
cans to build upon, and also for he EngiIsk.
Ihe Dutch occupy spoation outsids cfths waIis
Of the city, called by them "OssimA, . pisos =
which they have lived and transacted thsr bua-
ness with tho Japanese merchants ~ mnny
Yeas, and have never bcsn allowed iAsaaD u
ga, previous to the openng Of ths AmNena
AID Lnghso treaties. The vsincioaI s,tisiss 49,
have already besn exported from Jspsn -
sea wesd and sharks Fms OR the Chine nss,xsS
ginseng, vermseell,, isinvgiass, bsohe a. -.
and great deal Of Japan figured jaoaues
ware. grapes, silks, etc. Trading b doas va
the japanese merchants through ins~pssssEl.
a short residence bore obviates the nsosssitv Il
employing Interpreters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-22
A Prairie ON Firo.

We cut the following description OF prairie
on ire from ths Minnesota Pioneer g. Democrat
IL will Be interesting to our reAdsrS-
Tho night We arrived here, n uas our pr 7iIess 90
Witness ons Of The srandsst sights u the Western
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-22


/ nn Superintendent Of ,hs Now York and
Nsw Haven Railroad has o1srSd a reward Of $50
| ior the detection OF anv person guilty Of throw
ing sonss In any OF tho cars belonging to tho
| Company.
THs Hartford Cosronf says = mcnths' pig,
owned BY TBoNAs SrtNosR, Of Rock ville, died
at the butchers hands, last week, at tho sgp OF
H3 pounds lie was Q Hkely pig at first, but by
his gluttonous sppetite soon made hog Of him
self.
In New OrIeana durJno tb> month NJ Oc,obsr
and tho frst tbree dsys N Nov.nb.r ,hss.
ver. NO less tbsn tssnty. 6y. stshsi,e .9sa1.
and twsniy c,.es oS shoo,in. m ,hs.. 49,
rcre scc,d.r,si snd AZ. haS ,ron.d ~, -:,h
the prospect a an unfsyornbls Termination n
several cases undsr treatment
Aup.vx rohh.rr -. oou,,,,,,., 4. v.,
oounty n ! an ss,u,S.. -; ~, -. u cuou s
honrs q, tns,ys md ,hr.a ocincl ,',se'n % .ee
P,tsproye. Tba thieyss antar.d III ha,,,pp., nppn'
supplied him with ehioroform. and than s,"l,
AZ 900. NN '''i ''o''
sp,,sp, 20 oaFc;s,. rrdor ,,o r.,.-.,.,
min,s,rs,ion, In poii.d.,,h,. -. r.,i,., ~ ~.
W,dnr, d.y that their .or sic,s ro,o no is, ON
reouircd. -Four were renewed Fem, m, 'Uns'' LILY,
oeico snJ I, 90 ~, ,h. nn.,. h '.e poss
Win tho m Al, aycnt r", n,n, ho,vs pn..
pbia and Ws,b,Syton' "''"''" "">'"'-
lht hehsf Gton u@ works, ihuadoiphtS,
hANe nav beep purchased by tho Pniisdelphis Gas
=, Is, NV aso po.Sss'5h on WV
d,.,, ,;c, - IA w. t ,n' " s,',p .. " -, Va 'nss
s,., Tn.r. - n.,, 80 Per su'u'Nna
comn,ny in ,h. ,i,,, -, ~ Nv Nst" Eas
TICS " ''' ''N' INV A''''u hioo'-
N , -,
hN. '"mN y. nEn-tR' "hIst engaged abrut
so,,o % "nnSu,le,y VI ,ua 'ee''y OF bApoth ACTE
III E"., neoesa,, ,s Oh r'uay, was caught 6y
o'h anu tuoNh "VuI uTutH OF snttt winch
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-22
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT-
L sbOO00 WORTH on FLOUR. TEAa,
0kOGKRIke AND PROvIgIQNA
WakAPx4 TaAM ANY OTHER HoUaD

Ehis ns.t .ais C6sS6VGgS RvRRY Day.
lsrrel
Csu and SO tor yoursalvss, ana svs 10 pss cot b
s1ysns SHar Saods frou fHOs, h AGEKw.
,n...- ~ 0re~pv ieh street,
'Ns snd q Murray -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-22

H1 Ok PER TON-COAL, RED Ash,
YE.xC isrSs nut fOr stovs., .. sa, deliyeIsd
md EshSh. a c.sss s.sh prices also kindiins yood
Saa s ~ s'o 10 Wsss ise - hstwssp Ith and sth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-22
HOUSEKEEPING.

A CKNOwLEDGED TIE BEST-'FORE
"a MANS Arch sprinx Bed BOTTOMS are selling for
n 80 10 -. Nsttrnsses At Wholesale pri - Iron
bsdstasds spr,nss and usttrass complete for s. 90
s Great JoBas st., corner Broadway. oil s<ses1m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-22
CLOTHING
CLOTHING CHEAP FOR THE MILLION |
g.oReE A RtNrER b cos
hAhA2rh CLOIBIS9 MARyHoUss,

CDorHlNG C chEAP aIiA pda FOB THE MILLIoNl
r.ssSq: sSssSHsS !, x I a. RSS5Es II 3 ,s,,., SS,s,,.,
oS S..r ss;lf IS; q 8 q Il
s.: 8 s:::! g :::!: 8 s:isi' u
BE-, :ss E:sst .as
.s'',a.s Custom s;ai s's SSGA Sf e o
.i; f;:ssS Tns:s si:it o:::'I:;s; "a s:; S
Ss:.%sr. %: .i.:.;.:...::.::.. s::::.::::".' S S
Cs.-imer-. cs an style. ............... 10 m
.,TSE .,TSE cSTsTos pEFIKtiiHifi. /; rSS,s.s @ viz a.
FIT stSE$SIEEs is EyESEY iSssES iSssE sdE ''f
opo a u,S-FnrrpS fUKNSlsHlsG GOopS
npseaoHs
-. -. -. "
JIG ~. ,.,,S - - > - -. - =. W nH- - =, A., ~
tier, In as spon Wssgi ~ ,Sa ~ opn. I'M ,s Jus Jus
.sa p.yis. 10 .ns Is dollar cI .s 81 frsncS minh
y: ias q i; ssau,.ssSt, 10 VI hsSss AZ, ss
sells ioi I0r. as low A. iouf Soilsis. heal a,iai
IS .SS rsp.d ii 'SsS saS
'TSiIHis; SI.sissIS Il ''''o''' 0'ff'' GEO r1NoAs
rSIrpai vyTpot rpVrv v CunICr pyypu
1oh' 'p Li SnoieH konS'
AWAY, "a, A. -, ,,,, r.,,
sntsu ID an nvpN nnpn INV yhi HIN hhnyh Nv
~ TTiiu VntIN TpA pprnan -
AND SENT ~ TnsrR "a xsFs IN Nyyy
'onA
ruv I.nrv,
SOON FIND OFT WHERE BARGAINS
-urv ..,,,..rrss, .rs ehtAir,n, ir,i, ,.,,,,. ~
r,IR h,,tns aV1WnmkNu 1T,nxsIrin LIE IN, rnSS ANp
D ''N' 'TTtbIIoMM1Np nj. saIsaN,. ,IuhAsEbNta
Tf Hs SsRsro ox wrsfPIsSs raAfPIss ANS ENrssis PLY
siLhsRpsnnsssn nNpVi " 3 pANspv ANP
s2J Nae'isS pRAKS HHSAakH'
---a---
yURs-FURS-FURS- NOW rs
"a" ."ppi, I So% nth a. W nice st of sNBfR MISR'
shso NAN any @annfac.hrsr IN the ely But call Ia and
examine lis ue~ assortmsnt, ~ here u no charge for
iookius
Isseh ,ti,o s"s,s f,s,S So a
Wink Victorins.. Il. ...................,,... %
r. R-Gentlem-n's FUR GLOVES Of the best Iusi,-
Hois6 FULTON aT, M stairs' Br ooSiyn cSs ss.a9s,
= stthe trent Rocky Mouutain marc les.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-22

FLOUR AND BUTTER FOR THE WHOLE
% 10 !, 81 dine butter, IS to N cts best alto " cts
per ib Families laying In their butter and -four win
do veil Z. cAll WA ii. SHERWOOD, bIs Second
ave, cor 31tb 1T n1G AAc'lN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-22

ELOUB FLOUR FLOUR!
L geo DARRELs FLOUR FOR SALE
Good extrs Family Raksrs' Flour from 81 81 TO SC;
BaJciaJ st. MS '3AcrI3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-22

EURS-FURS - FURS - WANTED ALL
- che lsdi,. who study economy 70 answer this gues
ton In ptrrop-What IL the use Of going down town
ara payips 10 ano Is dolls for set Of French mink,
wnen you can set as sood II MOI better, from lO to ~
the tul set ct the manuiactory gx1 Eighth ay, be-
neep n th and AN tiil nemepber mp stairs can
sells sei oJ !Ofr AZ low ~ tour dollars heal uink
nun IRON sis dollats up, ano ohildreDs iuru very
cheap. furs msde, altered aud repaired sfLy and
ntl2lao'1H 0RO FINlGAN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-22

SMOKEY CHlMNEYs, WITH DEFECTIVE
- drausht, made 70 draw without smoke, by EIEL'S
Hanover sj.sfs and 81 Fulton Il, n T., and l5t wa
ter d, Brooklyn nj 24acsl06
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-22
MATTRESSES AND BrDDI sc,

CUMFyh TEK5, FEATHEH5 &C,
In all their varieties, at very reasonable prioes.
" Call snd look at our assortment even IL you
should pot conclude to purchases No. Ia the time for
the wint' T. and AZ II corner Of Beechsr and Ham
ticls Uphol.teriDg done 10 order GIIBERf N
THORN, 3s3 Bleacfer 81, corner Of Hammond nil e.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-22

VLTET GOODSLUST RECEIvED FROM
w steamer New World snd Champioa-tA Eng
lsh prnts, delaines, Aerrimsck pfi 'ts, white and
brown he svy sh.etipSa, WOODEN piaids, hankes sau
for e.sh b JAMES sAhPLk . csihsrine street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-22

VTOUNG LADIES WISHING TO BE
i thorourhly taught 20 opers,e on singer; Wheel.
er and Wilson'S and other machines will hnd the bcst
ovportunity at the sc xing room Of the Iadustrial
Associations, 20 Fourth avenue; every pans taken
the most moderate charges MI hae
VTICTOR1NE LINERS-2y GOOD ViCro-
rine liners can fnd steady work Aud good prices at
NICHOLS, BuRTNErr Cos, 0l Maiden LAas.
h2l 3sly0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-22

r .ADIEA YOU NAY AvB UND-HALJ
ES1r %o%sZ q e yspf ScS q e Y:
got the turs direct IRON our axents u the NortA
ssd West vsaaA s,asa0 . - s01 thsse truly Fsaa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-22

LyANTED-PERSONS WHO WISH 10
w hs.e ie. nr on Singer .ins mschina. Terms
easy, and learned we'll In tho business, and recom.
mend:o to steady places Inquire at % De.ncsy st,
dist floor. oc26 AAc'15l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22

ROYS' BOARDING SCHOOL, at Little Ferry
~ Ber,en County This SCHOOL tituated large
farm, desgrsd Tor Young Llds under i3 Of
Tefms-Bosrd Tuitiou pr year eX,sl Pupils
received any time For Circulars address
A. 3. wINANT PhncipL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
AMusrMenEs

ACADEMY OF H MISS
&c oot.ausrc- ofh. departure Of roe cotnp,uy r
THURSDAY. s.ft u, s,s Dooa opsnn7!.
L''f'sh' S''''' S Z, d. sS G fsss'itS
On wkoS ocsa'io1 val BE- ,ssI et. celebrated Op~rs Of
b one the rrc.. ssn6eea, VITA which "a: fsvo'e
-, MADAME eassiEs, ,,.c,
'' ' o. FRIDAY p 3 ::s5 %S;s All
TX TaAvlATG.
MADAME coRIEs. .,o,,o
Iae. q g. T. .,iat. na.sioe On rna"aay
Lat Grand GAGa MsTSE .sa &c soss rr;,i 's.o
end ell Artists Of tue Company ~il appear, WITHOUT
GRAND c2 sIsN5a o ksrfs.A'N"hSi'
Having arrived Per,is ~ his a ap'sarsaoe his
II Tie e p@rfofH nai', viii ces.,.ta .
THREE ACTS AND s EGtaf from THREE DIFF.
First at the Academy Of Music q the wonderful
young p'1l''' ARTHUR EAPoLEos.
MADAME G1,SIin s1p ns9aNE cohTES[
ssIGNoR sRIGNoL, sIGyos sTET n,0'
The etertsuen.. vii Of ea;re opesa, In :h'es
LUcI. DI LAaMEsMoos,
which viii be given without a01dt msot bs
MADAME easier
sIGNOR BRIGNOLI SlGNOR GAsSlkR
The m,gnifcsnt fourth act a
IL TROVATORE,
insl4drg th. M,eIere
The principal gsns from III fra. so. of
TIE BARBER or SENiLLA
Ipoudins be tns poo "a isrgo al factotBm.
The celebrated sp,rish duet.
The LIBERTY DUET from PURITANI. - $500.
IN tee oour.e Of the Matinee he eeI.6rs:.d Pianist
ARTHCa NAPOLEON,
Wlpsy -
Musical Direcor. bARETZEK
TIE general the direct Of
Il. ULLHAN
EoTcEAH arrangements will be made the Inasuif
the Directors determined TO this Mstines
greatest siyep In this ry Although there VII bes null
tpbcy Of uertsinnsns which will inpar - The Astaee the
Character Of
GRAND 5TIVAL,
There will be- 10 increase In tue price,
Notwithstanding the gfes. extra expense
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR.
Doors open at II; c0nmenoesstl \.
No kESERyED SEATS.
The whole Of the Acsoeuy nuc will be thrown open 10
the pkc, who the privilege Of occupying sea. they
choose.
On MONDAY and TUESDAY Of nextw week,
The Two FAkEwELL PERFOsMsActs or THE sRAsos
Previous 70 the departure Of the artists for oo',On.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22

4 SUITE Of ROOMS on second floor, hand.
.omsly furnished TO LET singh gentlemen; parts.
Board required the -ame with basement and seeonmods
ton for 4 snail family without children Gas,
BATH sc. Inquire No 81 Amy st. References re- luet
DOARD in BROOKLYN-A lady occupying a
p s.pt House best b,rhood, ia Brookyn
ole III cs from the and twenty minutes walk from Fulton
and Was ferris would Ike let THREE Rooms with
pars Bosrd iDsle gentlemen. Terms moderate address
Blx No 4TO7 Pos'Ufire
DOARD WANTED-By two American faml-
ID lies persons 10 pain, eeneel family woere they "A
Below 5l~rcker side q BO,dw,y Preferred
Aodre = stating terms, &c y. \. l. rrblue Office.
BOARD IN BROOKLYN WANTED, 10 a PR
- v,TE FAMILY y for srutl.man. wife. infant aod
yo5d price will be paid for pleasant rooms and hfst
rats tsble Apply ST No Bridges, N. v.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
N INSTITUTE.
No 81, 4h.t toornsr o. neDoos>isth % wusiaros
Me.., CLARK s TANNINJ. PsIseIr.LL
Open. 10 seventeenth schoisstic yer os ssps "


Opens ts seventeenth sckosstic yex oe Sepe ~ sS
hae popss Of al as-s are received ana mrfuH.d 10 Al
brsehs prrpars.orv business crlrrs Toe nua 40 e
pupils IN 81 tie depsi,mens two hunded re- r'iacP
s...;sd Caasrs Mab-us.ic., N,.Grs sci.nes FRAN,
Oerusn span.h Bookk -pins pr,winx Pelm,1s,,.
Composition &c. BY TEN enP~sieIess Pror'' All Ia
stypctcs
Asuced s,ud,rs Of the Classical Department are jas ea,.r
ing udy the su.hor. required for sanisos % As
aud SOPHOMORE closes 81 Corr- goter the oe
Prof Joha MeF.ne ~ho ess dvrnz more th.n ,~en y'su
Of s.vo;ian Latin AID O. ek classics prepared may Neg
Ycrk f Coluubis and other Colleges suioos
81 Or.nro Mprs Of uis cir, fOr the freshmen CAs
Carnh. College Mr. seus Prstte. u the sie Asyor
:, Lopi. ,or thr F-shnsu Ca Il Yale College snd Mr. CO.
,, ktps con Of The Psident 81 Columbia Coes-. RI AS
Jur .or Case Il ths, IL stitu''or
Tbs ,sysucrd cs.s In Freneh have bee1 plsocd under The
ir,rce q Prof D. Gsos 400 70 eminent iof inpsIuss
re. oouverss,iorsl use of the lsnsrsse
The cet ira location of th sstne i'nces essy Of sce
hy railroad sage from I'll pa.o the city bsya Je~y
C,, .pd Hob he while pupils from foukerS rs,asoa,
Nav Roch-ne end Jsusic, o. oss,ssi
Circusr. 81 IN p,rticnsr' may ~ bad At TIE sI1vH st
sores Bua.ous No ~ 6rav Rsyners No 10 Bovrr, aat
q. the School,! ,, - -, - -. a,
R,,r. fOalx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
tbrsa.s,orv ,rd attic HOUSE

TOR SALE-The three-s'ory sud attic hooSn
"a TOT NJ "a o.b,, % sv hes 9, rhe raed-Ia
irtroy.r-n.s sud desirable ~ small snsy c-5
:. 80 AZ O'Clock m A-o TO ~ 70 IN 80
a, .u,.n "a .rd 81 avs aad ilIth b. ~e-n w
80 So. .poy 70 UsIGaT 4 LoSEE. Sc& 10 aid III
Brrsds-. of Wsirrst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22

DARNUMs MUSEUM.-Second week of the
ID ARAB GIANT. NEARLY !. FEET HIGH, sseP,{;
AFTERNOON a, s o'oloci, rue MULErEER OF ToLEoo
Aner Which THE ROSE or shA4ON Cslsstet celebrated
dram. of THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER; or, SATAN IN
P.EIs With all the ona music. &C. Anef ~Eioa MI SUD
Mn WHITr The GnGrd Tranh q hat snoient tree from me
-. - oixe, TIE f.my Of Aua udas the Happy Family
Ic "a be seen without additional charge Ad nitance q al
csais Children under Ten 10 een faIaee ea 10 'eA'
att
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22

HANGING TAUGHT on an entirely new and
~ onfns system BY Prof KRAUsE at bis Aosieuy Dts
stic HAL Nc d5 aud 81 Housous between Broad say soa
whee ne viii teach as pap tventy tc,~s faster ms
a one'T~rTn,e sys,sm taught BY any academy sss
10 ms country OF in Eu.oPe For and psreva seye
clrcQsrl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
MRS. OKILL viii REOPEN her BOARD

Ayl ING ard DAf-SCHOOL for young Ladies WEDaES-
DA n. i Of September q. Sos ard 20 Csrsoip
hrs o. will BE- In tie oy and sss the Is. Of S-pernh
20 receive sppicsons. Previous tia; aEs siirep.
70 her residence vii Be received By her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
Bodr1 an6 Rooms.
EIFTH-AvENUE HOTEL,
l. ONP IFTH-Av ESUE,
At the Intersection Of Bosiw,y opposite Madison asr-

TO BIZ OPENED AUGUST 23, 1889.
This Location desirable % IN nis <rs NE
ropoh beits the hrahy delightful ard central IN ne
city, AID convenient 20 the Hudson h-' Aud
Boston Railroad De po.l =,
Toe entire a,nseuen,s Of tie establishment the esu, Of
study snd All render TIE mos; Comfortable
and hone.hGe Hotel in he world.
AL improvements comfort and convenience have ss
ees.ei. have beer introduced.
Every pr-cution during construction 20 ecnrs
Subdivision douos brick walls extend from he rock foniion
AL Of the oons dou Die sud sepaEated OF
Of cement msking the entire structure treprcot
Among important in in ADDITION 20 the uris
rairvsys . VERTICAL RAILWAY 10 nearly completed, 20
COMFY from tie fst the upper doo plan which
admits Of possibility II accident
Lofty spacious sDd continuous corridors forming promenade
OF eight hundred upor each Of the ak stories Aat and
All IL the highest degree 20 every apartment. .
pubic DrsEins asns
ara Parrs oh ard Dining Rooms there
Promenade Hall Suites spacious farlors Chambers
been especially designed for tie comfort Of families travelling
parties and d. gle yentlruen.
Erh.ug containing tie journals q N. day ard al the
fences for commercial Intercourse ana bn-sa nA os
.sded es Of the Hotel and there 10
IT, rraph Ofc- connecting with al pN' OF the county
Chess Rooms the most approved
pisneus provided fr the OF guests aud nv pubic
The Furniture suG every scle Of Use In ne
have been eSpresy designed sSa Manufactured Tor me fF u
AVENUE HOTEL
commentaries for spsrerr upon snT business con.
reced With house, p.eae direct - FlFId-A' ENOE
HOTEL IN orde 70 u.ure ia mediate attention
The orEsnza-on Hotel has Ter th- drec
acn Of Nh PARAN STEVENS, proprietor Of he Revere aad
Houses Boston ana Battle and Potn; Clear houses
10 Mobile, and t. viii be conducted BY
A. DARLNG, HlTChCOCh, DAhl.INu n To-
HIRAM HirCHcOcK.N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
Gunner Retreats.

Il ITTATINNY HOUSE,
IN DELAWARE WATER GAP.
Ts pisce having been much crowded " 70 prevent sny
rson rom obtaining accommodations 70 within " days
he Proprietor % those VINO wish 20 VISIT ms
Gap and spend few days or weeks during the DE-
gfl autninsl season. TIA. they be accommodated With
comfortable rooms
Lave Pier No ~ R. on boats Of Central Railroad Com.
,.,, "a a. :. O'Clock erys the Gap IL Aye
fory. l. w. BRODHEAD. Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
Jnsirurtlon.

4 n English Lady residing in pleasant cottage
"A 10 Clifton Staten IsaDo wishes receive n,o her family.
Bosrders Pupils three CHILDREN under twelve
Orphsn would be preferred For further psrcu.
lars address Miss H.. S,apeton Post Office Staten Island
A Ionic FLACK, A. 81, Principal Of the
"A HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE a. Clsyersck, Columb'a
County n y offers BOARD TUITION fI per year.
TEAM OPENS Sept IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22

MRS. COUTAN's French and English Boarding.
l shd Day School for you1s ladies, teopets Sep. 5
No. 80 5th- sv., corner Of 3ls:s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-17
6topes ano 6eaters.
% LfIETY PER CENT MORE HEAT WITH
IL FIFTY PER CENT LESS FUEL"
ECONOMY, HEALTH, AND COMFORT.
DoDGE's PATENT STOVES
UERIVALED IMPROVEMENT
OPEN FIRE PLACES.


SMOKEY CHIMNEYS CURED.
AL THE LARGE HOTELS HAVE ADOPTED THEM.
Giving 80 per cent heat with 50 per cent less ae4 Saw
hs the duet common old Franklin Sovss sEd Crates
Greatly reducing labor and required in all the old onA
&.itabIe allie to btuulinous and anthracite coal
In suen stoves ordinarily constructed the current OF r
.rr, with IL into the chimney ony all the gas and smoke,
ha largest part Of the heat creating TOO an
sod burtfal draIt o cold si through the room
In the new construction which entirely prevents TINS passage
INTO the chimney evils suppTessd The smoke ana gas
are sosed Snd instead Of current Of cold al nom the room
INTO IA. ire perfect radiation OF heat on the ire into the roam
h scared
the eater portion Of the light dust common TO The
cd and 20 annoying ia prevented this construction
y the old methods the rapid combustion and waste require
constant renewal Of burning material This IL avoided in tie
NV construction which, while the IRE burns brightly and
ueerSy The substance yet slowly consumed that instead
Of duration i've most sx hours secure by TINS
Improvement duration OF from twelve to "enyionr hours
unhOut in the meantime, any attention whatever
injurious effects IsdAted nom iron surfaces are
ssol5ed
Any person examining this improvement viii see az glance
nat Sy very snpe arrangement all the Inconvenience Of od
shsds obvaed, and that the result 80 mHon oee' .! M
who y1ue health and enjoyment Is fully realized ~ TINS
PERFECTION OF AN OPEN FlRh
Cs.sidorins their advantages, they are the
CHEAPEST STOVES MANUFACTURED.
n. svne IN fuel viii soon to the price en consider
1s pare heat om open ire In contrast with the doleerous
Ton heat Of other stoves
Any Erate can with this Improvement requiring only the
removal Of the old bhc work with little dust aud neon
as to sstonsh for whom CRATES have been altered
As ns sent at any time of day night may b. most
venisn, for those ordering
Send for eulArs containing description and testimonials
LEMUEL BANGS, No 10 Park-rowi
SANFORD, TRUSLOW Il Co, No 2S9 Water'st, ~ T.
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WINTER GARDEN.

WINTER GARDEN.
" To-sroHT, SATURDAY,
and s,cyy evening until further police. tho
GREAI SEC fAtOL2i. CR4NA,
ILLrs1RATIVE or
A~i'''1A' '''''' AslERicAE soESss, and ,,,,.,
AZ AERlCAN HOMES
THE OC1ORoOL,
LIFE IN LoUIs' ANA.
Mr.. jEFfD son
s,.p, Sender Yanee frot a..sAuet,. now Of
1eneboHne ses. on SP0y' ment, and hyesos, ,,ry
generally ~, o,,
Peter s uncle as The late Jadse' body servant but
DO" TOO ''' " W a H. DAVENPORT
eeOrre reyton ed sed Europe and Just returned bono
Ms. }. Ii. ALLEN
zoe-.n ocOr, IN child of,be lae J0sse by oaal
M TB. JOHNSTON
Necl., ey formerly ovseer Of erroOOHne bat now owner
o. ON" -AA Of the ''''''' M. BLAKE
Nr. Peytou, widow Of me late Judge FeJtOn
w.h-no-,eo, Lepan I IG5s c .51snn,nD
Mrs. oIOUDAhD
Dora sunnyside, Southern beIls;
MR. HOLLAND
NJ sunnysee planter neighbour and fend 70 DE Psyop
MleS lone BURKE
iS'' ''"'" W. Mr. sToDDART
Jndse Lofourehe, rich planter
Ma HARRISON
| Capt. Rats mate Of the Magnolia steamer.
MR. RUSSELL
vol ''"0'i 49, Mr. PoNIsI
| Clai1bourne, the ApetioBeeIs clerk.
| MR. PECK
|
mi Mr.. TREE
MI '''A''D Mr.. STYLES
| Scion, griefbOy slave 49, ,,n-
4
| Grace, yellow girl 1891, 80, ,,-ro,,
hr'' 'isH001i'@ MISS wALTERs
1
Minnie, Qusdroon slave.
| Planter, slaves, deet hands and ladies'
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THE ARGUMENT OF THE PLAY;

soESE OF YBs FIssT ACT .
Southern hone under southern ,un-The htle dsrhes
aeuis was dan skeetsrs-Peis, the old serVantbe0rse
Peytcu lust arrived homeA Paris lion in esae5rke
Peyton and the psirsrcha houine good old Judge-'ae
deseutton the OctorOonihe two OYerseers-
eonfe,son-Ihe strange relation and affection existing De-
two Madame Peyton and her husbands natural
OcorooD-1 arrival Of sunnyde add DosDora >uhnyNoe
Nj losIev arriN-h he hard cusionerPau the yellow boy
and ano-tee the Indian hunte-ihe strange affection De-
tween the and the BOY slave companions m the swamp
hnn-Pau indian start the Red Cedar swamp o
The Unhed stes mai-Borier United states mail delivery
hs forscosu on errebohneThc plantation to be sod-lne
last hope Of recovering the es'eIhe Judges
KEYS love UcoToOn-"l cannot marry you Dnt can
mai, Won ui.tre,s the richest in LOuisia 800
oy.Ieer review the Of thizsihe live osk ana tle
eeper-Iwo tive Yaukees diamond cut diamondScudders
eosou Of his love Tor Loe-ncClokey discovers the free
nsp,rs OF Zosrhe iudgnent-The DARK bopeIbe resolve