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| NEW OIL COLOnED VIEWS,
~ \. Eu'l':':; views :l4*
st. Lawr,"'" AZ: TIC Thames
f:tvr Wash: .t.'n.
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No. .3aa Lake street, tup- p-s,.,irs,)
t IIOM PSON & WHIT NEH.
MEM, EOI'. ASl,N.,l tli'~ OK! r. KIP aud THICK
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Preventing tEr Explosion OF steam
, 1859-09-06

Cn1cAGo SARnxTu ScHpoL ES1oS.-The fifth
regular meeting Of the Sabbath School rniun
vii! be held at tia First Presbyterian Church,
m Wabash Avenue, between Van 1;urru and
Congress streets, on Tuesday evening. Sept.
9Th, III Il euar:rr before clcck.
, 1859-09-06
lnlu5cn1futS.


lTcVICkER'S THEATRE.
1sA NaM!>tn street, tvlws,n ii S.a:e All Dr-;s =.
Tie Naa.cr his thu I,ea,utt cf '"'.. larsss
iha' ts t:s4':!,e ~ a!se::a-c.l:r:i MI.
t'nL. NO''p a'.A Sic; l'uNETTI,
for rcaraace 1t this tleurc Ct their wrr:er Eure:l1c
COMPANY " MONKEYS, Nu"iS AND GuA1s,
t"ic Isat MES Iays in 7a'y 4c'"! :-:t"'a:
Thr WV ~ " e:es'i., aud ,:ny W 1,t ~1,:v s.hin:
@ :+Ek Ell;As r. =, ~ u u M =
TUESDAY EVENING, zErIEMsEn +: w!E f r.:
:;:: + Il! ::: II; Z !!
is, 'n:ttsnt ents:'ai' n's'' ri ths II. ~; rKEE
et s ;,ff Il ''s* III II s c%@y:ss , : III: lt '*:'s
with Nr< Mif::a N5 E.1,E; ; NJ Nh. MsF:s$"5 ;,,
EASH II sf,;tr a'ir '"E <@''' '''"' '''' " ~ =
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r.N. vii eia bv :stnrs: :tr.c N.Y. ~ .'-"cy:
N-UhTlI'S NATIONAL TiIE@t~
= = TIE.
N':c1ae st-ec:. ty:n cen C:lsk ard Ns,,'+.
l lr'ssV Il :,:: + shrEI;Sh t 1;,i.
Seen. Appearance Q: iEe srvst AID :uly accomplished
aette-5
Mrs. HENRY fAnEES<
MI. IIENE1 FL r. r. EN-.
TIESpAl, Sept, 6lh. vii h. ptestrtet ru:.:s tc::..
fr prt:.a #
M a = HI DE,
Matti.c Mr.. II. Fa!!ta,
1'2Tl4te. H. ann.
FAVoE1rE DANCE BELLA LLEWELLsS.
@'A41 ~. -A4EA'4 +.
I To c>:stlar!e with the G":s:c Drama Ct
THE SWISS AIMS.
rAEc7s ADMISSION t1eic>t.a Chntc. 0e.::s; Dress
Ctrce AMI rasG:,, tie. :3c's ta;:efE, 1;es.
Ul,h:> rp,n at .:.-,sf Nance will q tire"c? y IT,
| f,tr oc.t.. srl ST. :l'
, 1859-09-06

ITO RENT-Warner's Brick Steam
L FIGURING MILL. In t!!s city Of RICK Island. y,
fr fat T. G:e "r 1Hre F+lr% 1t has fs NJ
AID IS hF>te!AS GervhE.t nil. GEORGE WINTER.
~ tt,t r 7
, 1859-09-06

BAzAAH--Nc learn tiiA. exclusive rrcpara.
tionz nrc beine'naae for 4 Eazaar, to be held 1T
Metropolitan Hail, every evening durln: th*
Fair week. 1t will be REPETITION, on mory
magnificent scale, Of that which created sucl, Il
J furore last year auons our citizens. If the ef:
| ticieacy Of tue ecn:ienasn and tic beauty aud
public spirit If tie ladies' engaged in the cutter
prise are my guarantee Of Its SUCCESS, we pre-.
er funds may H. raised are TO le devoted to the
support OF The Ministry st Large, whose Object
is the supply Of the mental and physical want,
Of ne elected and destitute Children.
, 1859-09-06

TuEEArES1;G.-P Peter Batncr was yesterday
arrested on complaint If BcVerd s'lar, III
charge of threatening 10 give the complainant
IA @ool licsir..' Ntwas tried before Justice
,tillikcn, who held hin. to bail in the sum ot
$l'"' to keep the peace.
, 1859-09-06
OF ILLINOIS. CDOf

= corS1Y, sS-c..:. c,u.,y r::sr:t c1ust June
Tt11n A. II. 1=:j tie,1:r i. springer r Au ~ i.n
N.,s,nn and ':.:.,:,t. Ev*e.
1--we tia: wri: =: :: Il 1h4 -: #
c Ccrk If H.. rok tnu::y irt' = a:tl the s.A
Gy Of Ju.r \. H. t.4 ii t." .':t &! sid ttrt.e L.
s7::"sG7. a2i a-a1- 1h@ - g.. .ad $>1 ,,s {.
Hf"e. tc' ne *i:a q! u:= ~. l4"E::ed afd
VII Il. =,4i W.T.: hcs bern 81 ct.c:',r!
INV. i..e:s:t:s. T;I;: t.: ID : Il T. ntHt,
s.tt rt:.o-.!;v l.. ~ =; 2eIc rncc ~. >.:S Gu5:y
E1tu:t Co9'1 a. o. t>e - 1T u; .: sc tv3:a
e-Sa g. s.e >A: i >-y u Ntyea!~- \. D. III 4:ve
s;rtil t4!: AZ riel y e = .':;2a .u 3nlSE.-:t
vii be entered 1L4s: ed in !.7"r ri s1i e-,r.e
i s,;Se hi u.e II tr p.nie41Y attached as LII
u *rtrt n &.::*fyt:e 5.:l i2:=1l-t 80 s1s: ~! ~
s5!I t. za,:sf; the SIC.
E. F. JANIS, 2.1 Atty. rs aal3t
, 1859-09-06

|AcuASc1.-Jancs Tiffany alias Cohn, who
has been some time back runner for house
Of i'll fa1ne, known us Mother lIrrrick's who was
arrested some days since for vagraney, was
tried yesterday before Justice AIKEN, and fined
*lm,, i'll default Of whlr|, he wns sent up.
, 1859-09-06
NUMBER 81.
% RInt.

ITO RENT,-A First Glass Four
s'ry }sEck Hnl-' III all the n&t'rn IMPROVEMENTS
~;tu7'et m thr Snrh $h No eoi Huroa .trvt. 'r,c
II II. l.. HILL, Z; LAX. .tsryt- au.+a3t- h.,
, 1859-09-06

lroS1Ss; DAy-llorSESEErEEs attention.
nuu't fail to call and see the Gas Flat Heaters
a. Wa!worth, Hubbard & Co.'S, 80; Lake street
They are neat, clean, and economical and leave
all neat i'll the kitchen.
, 1859-09-06

.t@5- As ssul. 7appeu takes 'em all down in
the way 0: Clothing, ready made aud piece
goods for orefed work. Ills fAli stock is now
~ and II he:ont clotAe tile million, low prices
FIR good c1otcs have lost their charm. SCI;
, 1859-09-06

DISHONEST :;lxvASr ti1n1..-A servant .irI
ua1aed jose ihinc Rogers. WAS ARRESTED IN cons-
!laint 'f lie: employer, Samuel i. Barrel. It.
siding Ni.:a; :+!l ;:,rn" hear >ir city limits
ior stealth" i've yards oi eiik, >trin:. Of coral
beads and pal, Of >;lk hose "l put doon is
E2!;,yd u s. ::..:, She WAS l! ID E4E trial.
, 1859-09-06

-" H. ". CoEbin L Co., corner Of Clark anil
Randolph streets, are in the market with rather
the largest and choicest lot Of cigars ever intro
d,,ced among the smoking community.
, 1859-09-06

E. 6. W1c,ic:SLaln, - l:icer street, has
on hand large supply at New dorsey sweet
potatoes, rs we'll us excellent sweet Yu,ta,oes
from Kentucky. lie Is asu receiving. aud scrf:.
,u land :c.s: ar;tsy Of trn:t, including large
s:.u,,lies III a,,I,l,s
, 1859-09-06

NrEG;,nr oS smrooAnr.-Captaia Adams
# the schooner Rarer heard noise aboard his
vessel about haif:past twelve on Sunday hight,
and on ina1in:, fer tie conlparipn-way disco7-
crca n mar coming up it. lie in.meeiatcf,
>.izcd the man who had his shoes Of. His
shoes were found on the deck. Thcman whose
Hattie vas G,uud to be Charles }loHard, said ,ha@
lie had m:ldc mistake, that he belonged aboard
tt: .Ma1*pta,<, and must have got 'boara The
ayvni. vessel; IS thu R4crr WAS fore and altar
black schooner AMI ,llr Saak:pi,~t white brig
the captain thought Le had too, and handed
hin, oyer 10 the policc. lie was brought up bc-
Tor. Justices lfil;iken aud Akin and held to bail
| in the sum Of Ss!n, and committed in default.
, 1859-09-06

nrslSEss.-Thc trade Of the city is impro7-
ing. This is apparent, not only in thu tArongs
of people in the streets, but ia the hustle nbout
all our business houses, and as exhibited in the
advertising columns of this paper. Every de-
partnent Of trade, ne may say, is ready to re-
cetye Customers ali our wholesale dry-.oods
houses, silk and fancy stores, clothing stores,
boot and shoe stores, hat and furnishing est.b'
flsamcnts, bonnet stores, hardware storrs, book
AMI stationery stores, drug stores, paint wure-
h,nses, saddlcry houses, jeweiry and watch es.
Establishments, furniture warehouses, CARPET ware
houses, china and qAeensware stores, :lt the
Wholesale grocery hcuses, and all our nlaurfac.
tories, are ready 10 ttlrn out every description
Of goods, on very moderate terms. We hare
only 10 refer to Our columns to show Low true
t1'is is, and re now invite everybody, far and
HeaF. to come to this city and buy their goods.
They can purchase here little better than in
any other city Of the Cuion, for our merchants
having large capitals, are always ready 10 avail
themselves Of any change in the market faror-
able to them.
, 1859-09-06

Gas F1xrrEs-Those in want Of any thing Of
the kind will u well 10 call on J. II. }eroul,l.
No. - SouthC:ark street. lie has the most
complete assottle':t in the CITY. Also LAMPS,
Wick=, Chimnie, Paper and Glass Shades. DC,
Gc. aue1-1mn
, 1859-09-06
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS MOTTO e.
c.:tA tat , .arr-i-.,"t C4li ntvr y; ,,. i, tie
',:a'': W.: ,Iv t:y II c!;a. T. ''r TIA
nf Fr h":s an! F,,#r E, =. t:l' :: F"ttr t~.:-. =:
ill.,, upon The r,,u ettt il ~'u'l! v:,., * iis
':cets,: te. /; t;tAytis >,u:h 'ts. ::. :.'tr
,:,.t I" Archer l. :l viii l:.";. Nu. " f-rtr:e
H"u~ the ltt '!ay If s'rl ~. II H. !! f-: IL
uC.,ck III The 1urts If ;aa.l!t All -t-t,
u. M tit.hI.
$H,'. Special A-+t>s:':vls a.4 t,l!:. .';"r.
t'ncecu :. - k,h 3~-n .f
, 1859-09-06

iEoa1ssdsotIER ExrLossoS.-Our telegram
OF Septemer I'd announced the explosion Of 4
boiler in wv York, causing an immense loxs
oi rr"pert:, and one life, and many seriously
injured. III t'is might hare been sssred ty tue
u>t Of the Low Wlter netector, for sale bv
Walworti1, hubbard 4 Co.. a2;3 Lake street.
, 1859-09-06

auy24-3w
HESons '1NrnyEn HARRISON KASGEs.-Chi-
zens wishin:. !: first class Cookin. Enu@h put
into their residences anil warranted, should cali
1T u. L. Hnonc's Great Western Range Depot,
l43 State street. U:excertional city references
given. a"l@l
, 1859-09-06

F.ax-\Acut twc o'cuck Saturday af,crroo,:
IN alarm of lire WAS ra::5 n"f, originating II
t.:c hur:in. RI :, barn m Church street, near
Enri!. avenue. II was owned by J. Mcmahon.
ami damaged TO 'he asaoua: Of ::11;:1. NJ inst'-
, 1859-09-06

MILITARY The i':tl Regiment, commanded
by cul. L. u. Taylor, and the Washington Leg
imcnt, unelrr command Of Col. II. II. Davis,
will be reviewed by Cov. Disscll or Adjutant
General Z. s. N1ather. at o'clock, +. H., OIL the
l3th inst, TN parade grounds lying between The
r,:;. i agricultural Fair and State street. 1us-
rle,iatry after the review, the exercises in tir
ing and otherwise, will take place.
, 1859-09-06

ITO l.ENT-On Wabash Avenue
l. Anew c:s:'eas. ht;ck dwelling. thrce ~u:!rs Am:
basement eitt,! rwc,f;l Strait 1hr a":+t cnl:..
:ss:t.;. s,-;ls h,1h ctr-ets Asl pasr
1;t ..~:. f.r'1 -. tt 4! COZ! waller g. ~.
pt i. ]. " t.i.k u j ausl
, 1859-09-06
.1eor $::::alF. ::

I%Oh >ALE-Dt>lrahle Residence.
l. Thu /: Nn. M ti,!ca*o tu.. rear Nn,*Gl
-.'. ~ t',+ t:s,4s ipf:cftte't* 'rHii1s iatl
!. +. =, u. f." rs.'n N'" ..t, F,ft,
=: ,,t-* tsA>k. Sea Is. .rr tt"' ii n
-" iEt =: f''.' II t!r j'a-<at low E4:oof
i.7r.:, Tr h,t !. :elt.l 1T SAu pei .a;nnl. Up
:':.' :" LIT Il JOHNSTON, Il, Las-..s street.
, 1859-09-06

uf Ios!s krtiSer, carpet Weaycr Cit Whit
Street, uertt side, Was c:::eryi lille tic family
were tut walking, and ,vbb'i ut q Ut Of chr'r
jewclry, o1ac guild Gu!!;tr and two quarters, H.
together valued At from fifteen twenty dol
, 1859-09-06

- Sec Advertisement Of Cofnell. l. CO..
twe-sls7ead ncsielcss Premium Sewing Maclrin.
and universal lenmer, No. 133 Lake ST.
, 1859-09-06

ALMOST 4 F,rE-Ihc alarm Of fir in TIT
.;;rs,A Division about . clock, Saturday even.
iug, VAS causcA by tile burning: Of he'd. and
su.uc cl.thin:, III 1hr house Ct -"arl: Mitchell,
No. Il kinz;'' street. TI.r ii:c was txtinsu;<h-
ri without c;.,l>lllr general ;lall!!.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

II FERREROS DANCING ACADEMIES,
IL. NO a. WEST i4rH ST, NEW YORK.
NO u. CLJNrONSr BROOKLYN
TIE above Acsd.,s vii ope Yotk the Sch OF Dc
toher. and IN Broot IN the ilth Of October ~, -,
pr. .s on AZ a, tiu. the Quarter the day
of etry fer further particulars Circulars can be had 81 tue
atttIded. =, ~.
NB-M Penerc desires direct attention to his Work nov
IN course Of publication entitled The History Of Dancing sso
The Figures Music ard necessary Inlctou for Tho pror'
mage eli the Modern Dances The work ~li BE- reny
so. tho 10th October be had of OF the principal
boohacers also st the Acsds mics Of the Author.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
Boar6 an6 Rooms.
EIFTH-hVENuE HOTEL, NM
At the Intersection Of Broadway opposite Madison s1'sie
NEw-YoRK.

TO BIZ OPENED AUGUST Zo, ISCOs
This Location most desrsbe OF Ia this great Me
.po. being the mot heehy delightful and central In The
city very and couvencn. 20 the Hudson River and
Boston Railroad Gepots. :, .
The .ntr. Of the establishment the result u
nos,u, and experience and render the most comfortable
and horle-lse Hotel IL the world.
All the improvements comfort and convenience have
ees.ed, have been introduced
pecauon taken during construction 20
the positive a-ty Of gaess from the dangers OF con,gr.toa
brick walls from the rock foundation
20 the roof All Of the oo double and separated By
isyer Of cement making the entire structure proof
other improvements IN ADDITION 70 the
convey upper floors upon plan which
admits Of Possibility Of accident
Lofty spacious continuous CORRIDOR forming promenade
Of eight fee upon each Of the sa stoIrs give n AID
rr 70 The higbest degree N every apartment
liberal space Appropriated 20 public Dnwing Rooms
AID Paror which ard the Dining Rooms there
gn nd Promenade Hall Suites Of spacious rsros Chambers
especially designed for the comfort Of families travelling
parties ana siI gle gentlemen. 80
An Fxh.rge containing the journals Of the day and all the
commercial intercourse and business h., bees
s6ded the other fes ~ the Hotel ana there
connecting with all OF the country
Billiard and Chess Rooms the most approved style and sP
pnen provided for the OF guests Ard the public
Furniture, and every Article OF IN the nrn
have been expressly designed snd manufactured Tor the
AVENUE HOTEL
All communications for sparmcnts or upon any 'u.nS con-
peoied with house, please direct to fIfThANENIL
hotel In order tn insure immediate attention
The Of this Hotel has been nter thu dec
ton OF Mir PARAN STEVENS, proprietor OF the Resere aud
fremont Houses Boston. Battle and Point Clear Houses
in Mobile, and II viii be conducted by
f r. B b S HITCHCOCK, DARLING Co.
HITCUCOCE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

DEMOVAL.-Tbe subscriber begs leave to in-
IL her friend. AID the travelling public that she h., RE-
MOVED the EMPIRE STATE HOTEL formerly hep. BY
Mrs Ramsey from old stand No. l57 Churchs to No
Reades Hudson River Depot New York and socs
Q continuance of public favor ,,,,,,,
A SUITE of ROOMS, on second floor, hand
~ somely rished. LIT 10 Single Gentlemen; partial
BOARD ouired the same, with Bssem' Mt sud accom-
dstIous for Houseke ping small family without children
Gas Bath &c. Inquire No Ga Amitys References required
A LARGE PARLOR aud BEDROOM on the
N second floor TO LET, with BOARD Inquire al No. IS
East 2lstst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
JinaMr,ai.

ALssar H. ScoLAv. Auc:ioo-.s: 49,.
V,ECIvIAR AUCTION SALE OF SIOCkS -
kGoSns-AIBExT IL NtcoLAY wui s~1 raiS eAl
frbu,,s,yl, 81 IA oclsct. I b" s'o's S-e''"' '~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
Dantirs Aeaocmies.
DOpwORTBy DANCING ACADEMIES

n. No 8c6 B:-sdwsy Neu-lcEA
~, lsT Nort .gia pl,os Brooklyn.
New Yor. O. WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS coea 'neoe'
,,r Sep "a; Brocalyn CT TUESD kN5 ana FRDAlS c"ui
mcneil SEPT n Priyae CAss Lsdies a. II q N Ci,s' W
Chiidren for g-n-nien g. fanliueA pnSaso
classes ard srhool classes attended
C,rc1.r. u,sy be he'd al either of the Academic .
Mr. DCDWORr skcs pleasure In caiipg st'"h11n "
the enlargement. his Brooklyn establishment The large @
hiss nearly double its former capacity with sne rooms
i'm Great attention given 20 the adoption OF proper
system Of vsustipu. Nj DOD WORTH has ever made u
iuty TO introduce addition sill she fashionable dances scn
sxsc., arc dances the sslus'y effect upon
the figure walk pertinent Of those placed under m
cha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
60 Wbom il map Concern.

CRY o. NV. YoRE-DgpaRrNEsT or Fik.ScE
BrrEsU on ARREARS, August II, 1853
CORPORATION NOTICE.-SAle OF property
~ for unpaid Tsxes and reFsls! Reus Of Cro'n " get
Public notice ia hereby TIA, sale o. property oi tns
UNPAID TAXES On REAL ESTATE iog s5s year. 80.
Ws@r for tbe water years commenei.s may "a
erdrs April g. 1853 also commencing May 100 ,ia end
ing April o. 1884 respectively added % tie TAX OF iSo'
toe Nipete.uth Tws1ty coDd, and Twehh ".rds VII
pk. place public sucion, o. the City BAL IL me Ivy
N-wYoiL on MONDAY ths i4th Of iiov-assr next q
occt day and BE- Continued from day 70 Gay
u: the shall be sd and that the detsiied sta neL 81
q x-s and paid and the perry to be .oi IL
pabtheo The New York Cor necsI daily ne~r
psper printed and publi.bed IN TIE Gu, q Ne-f9rk
JOSEPH C. PINCKNEY, Clert Of Arresr,
~ B.-For the ether wads reference may be h.c 20 me
rvenInz Pot sull lsT!iE'Tn
OST, or STRAYED AWAY-A Colored Boy,
Lnsmed DAVID MOORE H-i bright, in.eIlE-L, b.ct
eyed Lad about u years Of Whoessr sill gye n'orn,on
70 bis ds,r father FRANCIS MOORE, stl:rs sugar
Refinery No "a Aoitcnst viii confer great oeeaol
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-The Receiver
~ of Taxes gives notice that the PERSONAL TAXES Of
~ him Oh .na after To- lsth SEPTEMBER ns,,n,
EsTATE CT be paid. JAMES KELLr, Receiver.
OLIN x. CHAMBERLAIN, Of Brooklyn, six
" teen yeer of omnibus il Broadway
nesr Worst Friday the "a tst and taken 10 tn. Hospi
tai where died Peo1s this occurrence WIZ
pe..e call On or send note 10 &. PARKER OF IHEODOhE
+. BREEsE, 10 Gold a.. or GEO e. WHiIE lIo oIoea~y
OF OOn REWARD will be paid to any per
- ,OVO son or persons ~ho viii insure the sPptesra-
son and Of party parties who counterfeit
LIAM ALIENS oesbrsed OkAHULATED TOBACCU' fos
SMOKING.
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Professional Notices.

NORTHERN X. r. of n. JERSEY-For Pies,,
~ nont Eysct, Hsckrnssek Ensl-wood kc-lc.ves 80, =
Ccnrtandts t (8undsy escep.-d) s;ss m sod S' ss''
p N Leayes Pisswop. a 9 ED 7;S D. ~ sga S%e"
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Il HORACE WATERS PIANOS and MELODEON5. for
dsph purity of tone ard durability, unsurpassed. Prices
reasonable. seco1d hand Piunos and Meodeons from SIS
$50 Psros and Melodeon. % rent Monthly payments
c-iysd tor Pianos HORACE WATERS Agent Broad
wsy Tes.~onio!' The Horace ~sen. Pianos known
among the very bes,"Er0ssaist we speak OF hsr
msTs from personal kno~l Chytsan Iate,ioencer
Wates Pianos aud keodeons cheIge comparison with
finest aie anywhere in the country '-I)ne Journal
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Chances for Bnsiness Ellen.

BUSINESS WANTED.-Wsnted, to purchase,
I'D PART INrEkEsr, or THE WHOLE Of a rgularly 81,
tshlshed business nuit not cost over AS9c Address b. W.
3 Tribune Ofhce
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TOR SALE-A desirable RESIDENCE q.

Pcufhkeepsie. In good healthy si.aa;i 3.as
fne Of the Hudscn premises trotins Socs Lor.y
o feet BY Is" deep With A .1oeedns we'd eoi odsra two
sory house - feet BY ST. containing good sred
al the with inside shu;;erS, clos-s and bah
rooua font and bach Stain. kitchen, with rans-
pires a. sss box vent.,A;on il wals AID marble
nantes good dy cellar uadsr the wasls Wiz
Kitchen and Cs,ons arusce ga,aea wed s.oked vita
ui, In bearing an variety o. ornamental srees All
sssbs Tenant house the and god sayy o. sqcns
sas rsin vs,er. Apply May SMART % He pSsrSs
- JOHN W. MASON. Ne % p.as<,, L.
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4 BEAUTTFUI. FARM RESIDENCE o.
"A RoNKoNKOxa LAKE. LONG BLAND s5T,s
p.,-,, oder Hour SKI ~ sorJ ~ eI 80 70
6.yI - esras Ar, I.-5er Bssnns ,ls Asi Sis,ii2
y,T b-.,,y ats Ca-s7 T., essh O. kiaS, I1srne ocs
Tor SALE-Hs!f mile ftom City Hal, BfocA-
.p.., S.,o,, Brick EOTsE, IL P,Teo; o-tef rrfa
b|boso fr,tf.t.; hs-b ffuu ea,. sey o~ = e.1
buyer A.c.es. BROOKLYN HOUSE. Box No 1oe fs"
OEc-.
ENOE SALE-k vAiuaoIe TRACT OF LAND. Gt
Il sac Y Eli Comfy Pa r-s' the tne o. TIE soey
~. R,r-7AS Also Laass ir S1a.-sa CoI1y, "a A1fJ .
IL rsscs o. u. Houner4.s C7,pary M =" s-nsfvsr
LOB SALE-A GRlST MILL and fARM. IN
Norri. County Ne~J.rs.y tLi-- nls' irofn 70. 1o.s
A. Fs~x Rai.rn.i 6spof A. M.;sou 1Ae si neT en 200
-. "a Bur ..oue. Is IL Terfec, order sh ere. en ~s-,
power II. lis s-r'ssoSd Land sitn .o1
scrrs Of Oai TIE por i. For particular sppy CT
THFBLD s.q. No iSs Sass.I - Nes f0rk or - asai'
snp New Je--J, - Z. BEAUPtASD
EOR SALE-23 acres Of LAND with suitable
i budn.s &c good op-'ics 70, psyrc,.a ~a9 en- PIE
tcs pshioay Aopshic slv o. bo'h Address p''
WEBS. Ria:-sa.y Ora 81 County. New.fois
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Boots, Shoes, &t.

AT JONES', Nos. 10 and IL Ann-s..-A new
"A syle OF sBOEs and CATERS 81 ~ 50. Aso 'rsDch
calf DEESS BOOTS Of 81 Warranted satisfactory.
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GUNNER Retreats.

KITTATINNY HOUSE,
IN DELAWARE WATER GAP.
This place having been much crowded - 10 pfosea many
re,on rom obtaining accommodations mp within Isw days
the Proprietor those who wish 70 visit the
Gan and to spend dsys weeks during the de-
Hgti season. tina. hey be accommodated with
comfortable
Leave Pier No. N R. on boats Of Central Railroad Com
pany Of New Jersey ocock and srrve the Gap In five
bonfr, L. w. BRODHEAD, Proprietor.
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Gonses an6 farms tuanteS.

EARM WANTED-For q term of years, By \
L yoapg American farmer. Address JOHN GOULD, Hugh
.onyi g, Duichess County, N. Y.
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20, whica

WANTED ERCHANDfSE. 70, whica
w Hsroins Ls-S1 Ia Mchissn. scd Cs.a vi b rv-u in
nayp.p. T.~ Lascs s located uue-red and ~s-red
are .o,.ptls sh enlivsoo en-. oorts 20 sood
,srIe., p.r..s bsyias Nsiotssdis-Dfy o. "a preferred
they are de.ro.s Of ns ft soA psyD--t andres L,
Eox No. LIS.
&0nO0 to Sa;co0:-WANIED Psrt'er
DsD.SUVJ iu MASCPA CTURISG BUSINESS n
Pr,oblSp with Csptsi Of $500 $500 t. business
man " the means. 1t oArr s AID ft,b- inv az nett
Refere.oes sivtn sud required AdtreJ Broosiyn p o.