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9em publications.
A BOOK FOR ALL FARMERS.
GRASSES AND FORAGE PLANTS:
A Practical Treatise,
Comprising their Natural History; Comparative Natri-
fiIue Value; Methods of CHlhudting, Cutting and
Caring; and the Management OF Grass Lands
IN Me Uaited States and British Provinces.
Nttu publications.
by CHARLES L. FLINT,
a Practical Treatise,

Secretary of the Massachusetts, State Board Of Agcul
ture; Member of the Boston Society of Natural His
tory; Author of Treatise Mich Cows and
Dairy Farming, etc. etc.
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MINERAL SPRINGS AT AUCTION.


Will be sold at auction the premises (if not preyi.
ously disposed of
On "Wednesday, September 9Th,
AT O'Clock p. NJ the Mineral Springs known as
6 H o II s e HILL 5 p RINGS.'
Situated on Horse Hill, in that part OF the town of
Shutesbury bordering Wendell franklin county;
together with TWENTY ACRES OF GOOD LAND.
Although knowledge of these Springs has been in
great measure withheld from the public in consequence
or the striking pecuarties OF the former owner
iel Chamberlain, now deceased still nutitudes are
ready to testify to the healing virtue the water from
their own experience observation of its effect upon
others. " >F
These Springs are in remarkably healthy location
upon the summit of beautiful hill where the air is re-
markaby dry and agreeable the sick even when the
surrounding wales are filled with dense fog careful
analysis OF the water has shown that the medicinal un-
tes OF these Springs are not surpassed by any other
Springs in the United States. ~
References.-Dr. j. n. BATES, Worcester whose
patients nave attended these Springs during ten
years. Dr. j. T. l1YNDE, Athol: THOMAS ID. Brooks, ESD
Wendell; Dr. WILLIAM PARKHURsr, Petersham Col
subscriber ' - ~
Also valuable Pasture and Wood Lot situated on the
summit of Bear Mountain" in the town of Wendell
containing One Hundred Acres Of Good Land
The property will be sold to the highest bidder without
reserve. Terms reasonable.
EPHRAIM I. FORBES, Agent for the Heirs
WestDoro', Worcester county, Aug. 10, 1853.
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In Athol, Aug IL, by Rev. w. j Hambleton Mr. Frank
e. Morse to Miss Elvira l. StockwelI, both of Athol
In Fitchburg, Aug Mr. Albert Lee of Clinton, to Mrs.
Annis 5. Tracy of West Boylston.
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DIED.

In this city, Aug Is of consumption Lydia H. daugh-
ter of Richard and Alkaline S. Mills, 20.
Funeral this Ihursday) afternoon at O'Clock at the
Old South Church. Friends and relatives are invited 10
attend without further notice.
In Honolulu May %, of consumption, Albion K P
Burnham, formerly of Massachusetts, 30.
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NOTICE-By license of Court, will be

N OIlCE-By license of Court, will be
sold at public auction at the house of the late joel
hunt, m west Midway, on MONDAY, the 18Th dav of
September next at one o'clock in the afternoon the fol
lowing Real Estate: the interest that NJ Hunt and
waiter n Hunt, minor children of the late Luther NJ
hunt OF WORCESTER have in parcels of land
one containing acres east of Chicken Brook and also
acres on the old County road both the westerly mart
OF edway and also at the same time and place. will be
have in pews in the Rev. DR.. Ide's Meeting House
The conditions of sale will be made known at time and
place of sale j. = DIMIcK Gusr'Iiar
Worcester Aug. Is, 1851 d3t* aui6
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ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ILLUSTRATIONS /!
EDITION REVISED AND ENLARGED.
On Volume. l2mo 400 Pages Price sl,25-
out the Country.
FOURTH EDITION. REVISED

The object which the author has had in view, in the
preparation of this volume has been to embody the most
recent practical and scientific information of the history
culture and nutive value of the and the grains
upon the abundant production of which all successful
farming based And that he has been eminenty
cessful, be judged from the fact that within short
time three editions Of the rOrk hare found ready sdte
and the present enlarged and comprehensive edition
has been called for in order to meet that steady and
increasing demand from the intelligent yeomanry of the
country who believe in the saving of Deane Swift that
he who makes two blades of grow where only one
takes a city,
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Clothes.
USICAL-A Musical Festival will be
IfE held at PRINCETON, Mass, commencing on
Monday, Aug. 22,
and continuing five days, under the direction of

assisted by Miss j. E. HoUsroN, Of Boston, sooist and
Mr.. II. II. DANFoRTH, of Worcester, Pianist
Sessions for the practice Of Church Music Lectures
the cultivation Of the voice Musical Expression, &C,
Will be holden Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday, commencing at q. and p
The evenings of Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday,
will consist of rehcrsals of the Opera and Sacred ChO-
ruses Glees, &C. with full accompaniment, preparatory
to the Concerts the first of which will be given
Thursday evening" Aug 25th The closing Concert will
bn on Friday eyening, Aug 26.
Tickets of Membership admitting to all the exercises
Of the Festival including the Concerts and of Books,
fifty cents. Board for the term Bills to $500
cordial invitation is extended to Singers, Instru-
mental Performers and all persons in this and neighbor
ing towns, interested in the of Music attend
new collection Of Church Music and choice selec-
tons from the Opera and Sacred Chorus Books will be
furnished for the of the class without extra charge
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS :-Chas. Whitaker 1.
F. Thompson, o. Howe, W. n. Boylston, A. ID. Whit
aker. dts aul7
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IsOR NJ.
MARRIED.

In Springfield, Aug A. a daughter to James H. Mortol
Judge OF the Police Court of that city.
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by 4. X. AAIES.
LACTORY PROPERTY AZ AIIC.

a T1ON, at PETERBOROUGH, n. II.
The proprieors Of the North Factory at Peerboroueh
\. H., will sell at public auction, WEDNESDAY
Sept at O'Clock p the premises, all their Real
Estate and Machinery and other personal property not
previously disposed OF at private sale
The property consists of story Mill. of wood with
Drlck easements containing Cotton Machinery sun
plying twenty drilling looms; several outbudings three
supplies.
The power ample for any mechanical purpose or for
wool or paper manufacturing
For particulars, address PARKER, WILDER, d Co.
Boston, or L. 5. HUNT, Peterborough N H.
Peterborough Ang. 10, 1853. dtS7 aul3
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NORTGAGEE'Se SALE.-Will be sold

M UNI OAGEE oALE.-Nl Ill De SOLD
A'A at Public Auction the premises on SATUR-
DAY, August 20 1859 at ten O'Clock, NJ certain lot
ofand with the buildings thereon, situated north
west of Portland and Myrtle streets in the city
Worcest and known the "GeaSOn Estate bounded
and described follows, viz: Beginning at a point on
Portland five feet from the southeast cor
Of said lots thence souherly by said Portland street
seventyve feet said corner; thence by Myrtle street
westerly feet to corner; thence nOrtherly by
land late of James N Spared and others seventy
feet to sixty five feet from where it began
thence easerly by said parrel land sixty feet
the place of begnningwith all the privileges and APP
purtenances thereto belonging.
The above Estate will be sold in pursuance of power
of sale contained in Mortgage Deed from John Hilton
to Henry Goudng dated May 30, 1856 and recorded in
the Registry Deeds the County Worcester Book
SIS 500: which said Mortgage assigned by said
Gouding the Peoples Mutual Fire Insurance C0mpa-
ny, of said Worcester the It'll day June 1855; and
which assignment is recorded in said registry Deeds
Book j45, page 504 Said sale is made account of
fault in the payments provided for in said Mortgage Deed
Terms and other particulars made known at the sale
BY order of the Directors OF the Peoples Mutual Fire
Insurance Company. 5. II. COTTON, Treasurer.
Worcester, July Ia, 1859 d6S1h IVA aul3 dts
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From multitude of notices, all expressing the great
satisfaction with the plain and practical with
which the whole subject treated select and con-
dense the following
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
"0ne of the most valuable essays printed Ne'o
York Tribune.
THE complete American popular treatise we ev-
read. = Ohio CultiUdtor.
THE work is eminently practical one illustrated by
than hundred engravngs of the various
implements etc. and should be in every farmers hands
Homestead Hartford, Conn.
'Ihe author has treated the subject in the proper
manner making the treatise perfectly comprehensive to
the ordinary intellect and the time full OF ac-
curae Details that will be valuable to the scientlc
student as a work of reference. '-Aew York Times.
The work is valuable contribution TO the agrctIltu-
raj literature of the day.'-B0StOa Vet JoHfndL
One of the most practical and valuable treatises on
the subject of grasses and forage plants ever publish
ed. -RardE NeV Yorker
This Is think best treatise of the kind we have
seen on this important subject AgTiculturiS Nee
York.
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Suftinns.
shall sell at Public Auction Store las Main street on
THURSDAY, Aug. Is at 10 O'Clock a. m,
L six and a half octave Piano Forte,

Rose Wood Case and Round Corners This Is an excel
lent toned Instrument and is worthy the attention OF
persons about purchasing. Call and see it.
Terms-One-af Cash. the balance in four months with
good security. A. L. PECK.
aul3 dts
NAIL BOAT AT AUCTION.
~ VIII he sold at Public Auction on SATURDAY,
August 90 at 10 clock A. NJ Lake Lashawav in East
Brookfeld, Sail Boat II feet long, feet broad.
Sloop rigge cable board and anchor all in COM
plete running order. JOHN ANDREWS.
East Brook1eld, August H. 1859 dlws aul5
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PUBLISHED BY
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON az COMPANY,
13 Winter street, Boston.

n BCopies will be sent, postage paid the receipt
of the advertised price dollar bill and eight three
cent stamps be enclosed and sent by letter the
publishers, for single copy Or ten copies will be sent
to any address in the United States postage freight
pdid for ten dollars dim auIS
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YOUNG LADIES' NSTITUT TIE
Il CLARK'S BLOCK, WORCESTER, MASS.
Prof JAMES BUSHEE PRINCIPAL

The Fall Term will open the first MONDAY in Septem
Der Hours of Session from s. O'Clock a to O'Clock
p M This Is strictly select school for young ladies,
with limited number of pupils and designed to afford
facility for thorough practical and finished edu-
cation For particulars, circular address the pr-
cipal d&w3w au3
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kilograms tronrParis say that all vessels at
different points are being dsarmed and those
in The roads are being ordered back into port.
The disarmament has also been commenced at
Toulon, and orders have been given to disband
all sailors who have served five years.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

The chapter the diseases of Dairy Stock mostly pre-
pared by DR.. G. Nj. Wood and DIR. j. H. Dadd, is
worth many times the of the book.
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educational.

FAMILY SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Il AT GRAFTON, Worcester County, Mass.
The Fall Term of this School commences Sept s. and
continues twelve weeks. For references and ipfOrua
tion, address. W. T. WHEELER,
aul6 div Grafton, Mass
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'T'O LITERARY MEN of MEANS, PUBLISH

l. ERS, EDITORS, &c FOX SALE, ocr a The best and
popular literary hAGAZIsEs il the UGlt-d s,a;-s
To a psy S..e..iux 70 ooh IN good s~ir
ties ,h ssord. rsrr OPP. runy Addr-., MORTGAGE"
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New pnblitations.
DOCKS IN PRESS,
d. APPLETON L Co.

d. APPLETON 4 Co:
EFW HISTORY or FRANCE BY Waite.
Tht HISTORY oF HEROUirUS. new English Version.
Ed.o copous Notes and Appendices, BY George hawn
shAbs,sPEAREs WORKS Anentire edition. Edited
'TmE' MP SHW aMEKiCAN CYCLoPEDIA. BY Charles 4.
Dana George hpl,y Vol. H., ,,,.rr, IN. co,,
TIL AbRIDGEMENT Of rHE DEBATES or CON
akksS From 1893 1856 by Thomas H. ecuton Vol MI
AhfW HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES. By PROT
'OuACKFNBOss ILLUSTRATED NATURAL PHILOs
otnn XII AID TIE FIJIANs. By Thomas Williams
AMANUAL OF NAVAL TACTICS by Captain Ward,
u 'ThE II y PHYSIOLOGY OF COMMON LIFE. by George
IUss AID GAIN. BY Cousin Alice.
Tar FOUR GEORGES by Sch,nucser
VIRGIL. new eoLon for the use of schools by fr'L
TIiE PATH THAT LED A LAWYER TO THE CATHO-
~. i.NTIsFL ON THE MANUFACTURE OF COAL OILS.
UADLkY's GREEN GRAMMAR
mn on DIAM AND HIS WIFE. -. 1905,
RTCOKpS MEMORANDA AND LETTERS OF ANSON
JONES ,,,,,, ,n rp,
CuAMBtRs' CNCLOPHDlA; A DcTloN.RH oF UNNtk-
an k,0wlrpcg TOR PEorLE. Nov fGbhshed IN Mosily
inIRsaHtI,S MANUAL OF SCIENTIFIC INQUIRY.
p,.ao nv the auth luy the Lords Commissioners o Tue
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HoPEs AND FEARS by the Author of the Heir of Red
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B0uRNE's CATECHISM OF TIE sFEAM-EN0lNE.
EeS EdIlun.
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BECKERS CHAkltLES
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vINUE BOOK FOR THE TIMES.
LECTURES
FOR THE PEOPLE
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Chapei, Liverpool ,s, srp,pS
With Biographical Introduction by
Dr. r. SnELTON MACkE NILE
Pub.hee special arrangement WITH the Aaino1
With spl.noid PJItrsit engraved on sicel oy Ssssln'
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From tar LiNcTPoo MercuryI
h.y heY hak The STYLE the spirit s kind, me
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Guetial Notices.

Eightccnth Ward Republican AssOciation.-
Re,UIaI MOnth.y Meeting TUESDAY EVENING, JalS 70,
o,Io,k at Hotel e 10 Ds aud "a av
HAIL seoy. HENRY bkbNfi NicefresI
The Sabbnth-SchoOi connected with the jOth-st
n. r.. Church, 80 thsif s9Iu7l "a :iis!On G q
WEDNESDAY J1ly ~. 1853, DANlD'S ISLAND. tn
sphpea bais- IRENE and powerful -sin,us have been en-
rss.d Js;s children y The viii leave
E,h.t T. a. sciock and o5d-s. a. osocA pIecscy.
Corporntion So .e.The joint Committee of the Board
x Ae.rnb CouD.meB appointed " coL-1e tne sHnto o
III. County JAI wi meet in connection ~th
ths buaa Oi Supervisors THURSDAY, The
2s,h inst a: u M, IN Room No. City 1al
MICHAEL TWOMEY, Chairman.
kotce-We reduced the price for giving lessas
sEWINC MACHINES TO ONE DOLLAR.
T. M. SINGER d Co., No. 45S Broadway.
Union skirt Co-Manuiaeures Of the -lebrsted lesa
si,l-ton Also description oi mater
All toI SAnts. Sale.room, No. Dey..t COZ bfyedw.y
w C. VOSbUR3H, Ag't
Rmisrsut Inle leiiiseace Once and l-sbsr Exchanes
h.s NO. Canast ~ No. ~ Worb-.L us
AraboLy o. fsv door Of Broadway No ses charged
JAMES r. FAGAN, superip,epdsnt
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT 10 BOTH SEAES,
Married Single, IN hrsth or ordses~.-MEDiCAb AO-
I2no oloth aud seoVe lr Eecuo,5fv Eagrsynss fnoe
BY sebsed Pan. and London and surseon now o.
Yort CITY This interesting book boud hands u
every sAu person. imPar. al have sousb, ioT IN
win In AZ other Sold mailed any county
t1 w. A IOW SsEED 4 Co, Nc. 4s Walker St, N. y
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EOR SALE-A handsome RESIDENCE in tho


Morris County, New Jer.ey, three niles from The hofrs
and E,s.x Railroad d. pot Mod Tue Mil H has Iva
Bun stones, Ia perfect order with e4eees: vac!
power The Farm lio good Land, with a,os, ~
of Timber upon For particulars ,ppy GUS j.
THEBAUD .,q No. IS3 Sssssns, Ns~York at Msdi-
son New jersey TO T.. BEAUPLASD
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A SU NJ NJ E r n U NJ b E r. -
HARPER'S
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

FOR AUGUST.
CONTENTS:
TIE CRUISE OF THE ESSEN"
IDustrs,ed by Eleven Eugravings.
A FOREST sTORY-THE HUNTING GROUNDS OF THE
sARANAC ByT. ADDISON RICHARDS.
Illustrated by Thirteen Engraving.
THE MUSICIANS OF OUR WOODS.
Il0sra;sd By Tsenty nine EuGsy1ss
NY WIFE.
WHAT LII YOU DRINK
A BALLAD.
VISITORS
HFXANETFRS AT JAMESTOWN.
IsAsEL BERNARDs LESsON.
LEGAL WIT
MARGARET STUART
THE vIRGINIASs. By W. NJ Tn.cKERU.
ILLUSTRATIONS: The Pauon-Mies's Wbi.te-Your
He Pieces
CH.PTER LINK. Pocahontas
Cn.PIER LXXXI. Res Angusts DonI
CHAPTER LXXXII Miess Moidore.
CH.frER LXXXIIL Troubles and Cancellations.
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS.
LITERARY NOTICES.
EDITORS TABLE.
EDIIORs EASY CHAIR.
OUR FOREIGN BUREAU.
EDITORS DRAWER.
MASTER CHARLEY'S FOURTH OF JULY.
ILLUsIRArross: Mss;er Charley Washnson-The
Accioeut-The Rescue - Wernke - Triumph - Reward o.
Vslor-The Battle of Bunker. HiI-Personal Conbst-A
Gallant Cbarge-Firius CrackeTs-An Exposon-Fini
FASHIONS FOR AUGUST.
ILLUsTRATIoSs Morning Cos.ume and Chlds Dress
BurnouS Boys Scotch Cap.
refer in of euosy 20 The high tone and vaed
exceences Of HARPER's MAGAZINE, Journal with monthly
circulation Of about COPIES in whose 70 be found
light and general reading Of the day. We
speak evidence of the American peo pie and
the popularity acquired ia meIied Each number contains
fully pages Of instructive matte appropriately illustrated
with woodouts combines Ia itself the acy monthly
sd the philosophical quarterly blended with the best ea
ur daily journal 1t has in the creation and
dseminston love pure itersureI Trubnes Guide
American Literature, London 1859.
Extraordinarily f. is the best sustained work Of the kind in
the Language say in the world The splendid monthly
ESSAYS fom the Editors Table above price, The present
number equal y, ssued and there to doubt
long career Of prosperity the work"iN. T. Christian Advo-
and Journal
had occasion consult the past volumes Of the
been struck with the multiplicity Of papers
embodJ Important geographical historical and scientific facts
apart s merits stoebouse q entertaining read
Dg small value work Of general reference, and
great variety subjects Tie Monthly Record Of Current
Events particular though promising little immediate interest
at the date publication ncreases in It's importance from
year to year. furnishes sort OF chronological summary,
the convenience ana sacto character Of which will be the
most highly those who have the mos, frequent
| casion to consul. It's coomns"IN N. Y. Tribune.
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printing.

At EVERDELLs-W WEDDING CARDS
"A NOTES, &c.Thes. celebrated Cards, spedly engraved
q Bsosawsy, Duane ONLY Orders received oy nalI
ELECTROTYPING aud STEREOTfPING.-
1IYE FOUNDER a iBeekmans, n. Y Books, Music Cucl-
% Csrcs Ch,ck .nd Labels Of all kinds executed m oil thef
ron, Engrsvngs Of description ei,her
ELtuoyp,d or ster.Oty the perfect Stamps
made Tor Gam also for small Hand Presses
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0cpartnrrsbip Notices.

Jersey CITY
u MOULDING AND FLAMING MIL,
C0r-ar al orr.n sae Moran "a -
WOOD HOrLpINGS RkADS. AkGHlrRAEIs fEW
CAPS RAILS AND HAsD-RAiL-. NEW NEAe,
BALI;sTIRs BRAChETS TRUSsEs kc,
cOssTAxrLY on E.AD, AsD MADE TO ossLk -,
All kines oi ero AID s.sh s,~ns T-rInk & aSne vita
n-stu-ss and dDpa;sh
AiSo P...rs with re c.Ieofs:sd Woyd~orh Plener
J. b. FULLER,
PfoPns;os.
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THE DAILY TRIBUNE is printed large imperial she'
published aud evening tSlndays rXcped
Editorials the topics Of the times employing rse
corps Of the best winters Of The day Dosc shd
FoTsn Correspondence Proceedings Of Congress Reports Of
Lectures; City New; Cattle Horse snd Produce Markets Ne
views Books; Literary Intelligence Paprs on Mecnacs
and the Ar, Sc, Sc. We strive 20 make THE TRIBUNE a
.rspayer the of the pubcts Ie.eaphc news
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paints, Oils, 0lass, &e.

MINERAL OIL, made from tho best CAMEL
k1 COALThis Oh 10 surpassed BY oh~f In nsIsss e
VarJ. fne color, and brlsncy IN burnns eens onsosn
iasy ow In price, and hsyine ell he es:s -
Wsnan,ed free from any mixture wha,ever ssxIsh soo0t
ssloDa Asenu JOHN w. QUINCY 90, W'AA$&
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Gouses TO fet.

Gousea to Let.
CCHOOL ROOMS to LET in the BIBLE
~ HOUSE pac-A suite of rooms wei adapted for tho
pp occupied m The last by first class school,
OFFICES LET in the building which dcara
bic Apply TeasueIs Office in the Bible House. saIanoo
O {th-
ITO Ii L at LEASE-ro To n responsible tenant,
the new and substantial BUILDING corner of Sd av and
1l.t suitable for respectable business residence The
inc adjoining the building be had Ap-
Ply JAS NELLY, NO ~ fesnN-
ITO LEASE-Tbe UPPER PART Of the 5-stOry
II whit. marble BUILDING No a55 Brosdwsy. Apply To
WILLIAM TAYLOR, No. SIS Brosdwsyi or 20 JOHN TAY
LOR, No. S65 Broadway.
yT'O LET at FLUSHING, l.. L., . neat COT
TAGE with large garden pleasantly situated and perfectly
healthy with The city almost hourly BY boat OF
Time, hour from th. City Hall Rent 0w Apply 70
d. g. WILLIAMS, No. lU7 Chan1bersst
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fouses an0 farms tuanteo.

NHyANTED-To HIRE for two or three months,
w aHDuSE with from 10 five Of GROUND in
County within miles Of Harlem Brdg. Address
COUNTRY RESIDENCE Box No 1870, Tribune Office.
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DAYARD TAYLORs NEW WORK.

DAYARD TA1LUKe NEW WUhh.
O. p PUTNAM.
Asen, for the Author will Publsh early in August,
TRAVELS IN GREECE AND RUSSIA,
EXCURSION TO CRETE.
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