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REsTLENEss AT NIGHT. -Slccplcsncss
in many cases is caused by nervous af-
fcctions. Intense activity of the brain,
over-excrtion, grcf and OF mental dis
'ractions also exert an influence over the
body which prevents the nerves and
muscles from relaxing sufficiently to pro-
ducc that perfect quicsccnce of all its
members necessary to healthful slumbcr
Various remedies have been proposed for
it. The late Washington Irving was in
the habit of get ing up when atflic cd
with this malady, and either shaving
himself or else slowly pacing up and
down his room until nature was over
taxed and demanded rest. Artificial
remedies, such as drugs, generally react
upon the system, and much injury results
from their employment. We have found
most efilcacious cure in our own case
to be the application of cold water to
the body beginning at the small of the
back and continuing to ba.he it and the
legs until a hcalthful glow and reaction
is produced. In Winter or Summer
this plan is decidedly agreeable aud has
the merit of simplicity at least. The
blood which was sluggish in its circula-
ton is stimulated naturally, and no re-
Taxation is percoptible, as is the case
with stimulants or narcotics Of any kind.
People OF nervous tempcraments know
what intense suffering results from want
of sleep ; and physicians and philosoph-
ers are also cognizent Of the losses the
world has sustained through bodily weak
ness and debility in great men, no matter
what their profession may be. Any
remedy therefore, that promises immu
nifty from this disease will be truly an
acquisition to the world at large.
Scientific american.
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THE Gardeners in Washington have fol
some time been engaged in cutting down and
removing from the capitol garden all the all
anthus trees.
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Lesson frcm History.

The nearest historical parallel in mod
ern times to the present position Of the
United States, is that of France during
the great revolution in 1898, after the
execution of Louis XIV. The Govern
ment of the Repub!ic was harrassed by
| all manner Of domes ic difficulties from
| fractions, conspiracies, rebellous, and
finances disordered to the last degree of
confusion and discrcdit. In the midst
Of these in ernal troubles, war was de-
clarcd against France, not by England
alone, but by Austria, Prussia, Spain,
Holland, Portugal, Sardinia, Naples,
the Pope and several of the German
Principalities-in all thirty States, great
and small, the greatest being the chief
powers of Europe and the World -
They took the field with great armies,
and approached France from every point !;
this, too, at a time when in France whole
provinces and large cities like Lyons,
Toulon, and Orleans were in arms against
the Republic, and the revolt in many
places formidable and for time success
full. 10 meet these various enemies, the
French Convention first called out So
600 men. This force did not prove suf-
ticient and a few months later decree
was issued putting in permanent rcquisi-
ton every citizen All young married
men. or widowcrs without children.
from the ages of eighteen to twenty-five
were to compose The first levy. They
were to assemble Immediately in the
chief towns of he districts, to put them
selves under drill and to be ready to
start for the scene of war at a moments
notice. The men between twenty-five
and thirty were notified to get ready,
and meanwhile were required to suppress
the revolt of the Nendeans and other
insurgents, and 10 keep the peace of the
interior. The men between thirty and
sixty were held in reserve for the more
gradual arlnlng of the population. In
certain parts, such as the Departments
of LaIeudee, Lyons, Toulon and the
Rhine, the whole population able to
bear arms was at once called to. The
means employed to arm, equip ard sub
sis. these levies, were I'd lpted to the
Giro umstanccs. The first levies in a
month produced 900, 200 men, but these
were not soldiers, and for four or. five
months, the armies of the Republ suf-
fercd continuous series of disasters
from panics, and want of skill in both
troops and commanders. But the tide
at Length turned, and the Republic not
only expelled the invaders, but carried
its victorious standard into the adjacent
countries.
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London Britain Seminary

FOR YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
WILL commence on the 9th of NOVEM BER
w and continue 20 weeks The Course of In
struction will embrace the csse ntials of good
English Education; also the Latin and French
Languages Terms 500 per Session-no extras.
For circulars address
COLEMAN JAMES.
Oct H. 1S62-tD3l* 81
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GUTTA-PERCHA BLACKING.

WYE would call attention to the ceebra-
w ted Gutta. Pcrcha Backing for Boots,
Shoes, Harness and Carriage Tops, for sale
by JOHN PERKINS, JR.,
July 2G; 1867. Elliton; Md.
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LETTERS from Egypt represent the cotton
.loP III 'nat conntry as a complete success,
ana opening dazzling visions of future wealth.
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THE population of the Russian Empire in
I'l2 was l4,00o,O0 in 1903. sc 900 900 !;
anu Ut present II amounts to G5 900, 900.
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])cctrpp.
Albert Pike Described by Himself.

General Albert Pike of Arkansas was
once a loyal man. What he is now is forcibly
told in the following verses written by loyal
Albert Pike, and printed in volume gath
cred some years ago for private distribution
among his friends. One OF those friends, a
loyal man. sends it to be printed in the
EreninC Post
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NEW CANDY MANDATORY.
HEATERS AND RANGES,

ENHE undersigned having made arrange
is prepared to furnish the public with Il good
and cheap article.
The Egg Heater IA simple and efficient,
and sure to give satisfaction. It's heating
qualities are first rate. 1t will heat four or
SIX rooms with moderate amount olfuel.
Ranges at all prices, and warranted to
operate.
Having had some fonr years experience in
the city, fatter myself that l understand
the business IN all its details.
Now is the season to have this work done.
+. w. STAPLES.
July 10, 1862. Ord door alb. Post Office.
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The Best Packing Machine in Use

This PRESS received
the First Premium at the
NJ aryland Agricultural
Exhibition, where its
meiits were fully tested
by competent judges
from New York, Penn
Sylvania, Ohio x Mary
md, since which time
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Dimensions of Press and Bn hes.

s"'"e ,ery ,mpol,ant improvements have
he zen allpl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-04

N CoE4tE Oh knlf
square, and running
thence east % feet =
inches 10 q IL foot al
ley, thence along said
alley % feet o inches
thence leaving the In
Of said alley and run
ming Is feet on Q line
which, II continued
would be q right IN
eles with New Jerses|
avenue, thence north
west . feet, OF 10 with
In 20 feet Of New Jsrse,
avenue, themes on .
line psrpenAiculsf q
and at right angle
with said ave1ne IL
feet thence slong New
Jerssy ave 1ue 70 ths
beginning.
''1 S:isss s S:as:s.'
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TO ONsUM TIvEs. =

~ o con IS UMP I I V T. s -
The advertiser having been restored to health In STEW
weei BY very mpls remedy after having suffered several
ye.s With Luso AFFECTION and that dread disease
CosrsP,ioS-is anxious 10 male Known to h>felo~ .u
f..r. the means Of cure To eli who desire H. he will send
copy Of the prescription used free OF chsse with direction
for preparing and usins Ito which they will md a'rrs
cuss for Cossrsrros A'rnsA. BEoscnri' &c. The only
obse, OF the advertiser in sending the prescription 10 to
benefit the afflicted and spread information which he con
esvss be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will try
hs remedy Gill eost them nothing and may prove .
blessiBs.
PE,is. ~ishias n. prescription will please add'e"
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Willism,bmsh,
Kinfs County, Newly ork.
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6iaiionerp ano farm @ooos.
I'HE PEN Is sn MIGMrIER THAN THE
1BE GOLD PTN-THE BEST or ALL PENS
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.

MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
TIE BHsT PESs IN rHE WORLD.
On r.esip, Of Of The following IA cash o. poet
stamps tho 'nbsctsf WI send By return mall OF o'hsIse
directed Gold Pen or Pens ',ef'aS ns ssf'' sssra'"'
COLD PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
Pen: and Tor u, the N s,l.isr r.s'
THE samE PISS ~ srLvFn-rLATEp EXTENSION
CAsEs. WITH PENCILS.
for 81 III. A~v, Ready rsn Tor p. The L'.ai Pee
.Bd fI 81 y ne hIsss5 FL ass-i ..s "a.
q Of which -i 's eu's'' rs'' Of ' Se''
n. M.rs, rs%s BE-. 100, I'D .a,aiy :,;
cate .iI. e"is: No bsss n. .m..s, No Ii. iu!...
:d.r,.d 70, IN: ,es.;, No d: ;:' md 10 m.s
Ebs OF ell stree and qualities Short He' Of Nos and
J. and made only a., quality The snUs'ss are fso 'n-
"'' Of 'D' GOLD FINS. WITHOUT CASES
FOR :; cents. No Fen j" aisi'y' or no rsn ID
f%sI $40 ,P.a Let quality, OF. No. 'r.. I'd quality
foT 81 as sSo Pen lot qualify " .so tPon, "a qn.ll
tor 81 - NO Pa, il quality, crane. Per. ID gail
FOR ii .. mo Pen j., quality orsN' sP'n idaa,li'y
THE SANE ooIb FINS ~ SILVER EXTENSION
CASTS. WITH PENCILS.
ror T. mo Pen, l.. quality. .t.E. Pen "a aa,
fol 81 NO ,P.n: /" quality crane Pen. "a quality
For 81 So 30 Pen 10, quality cranes Pea. ID quail
ity OF No Pen, ID qusli.y
Tor 81 No Pen, ii quality ora No. ePsb ID quality
FOR - 3os No. Pen. Let quality .o,,.,-,,
GOLD fKnS ALL iGQtALlT1, INSlLNkk-hotNIEp
DEsk- HOLDERS.
FOR .? . Eo.t Pen for VI - sNs 3Psni for 81 ia
Ne D Pea For =, 50 No sPsI. .
tor tisNe. Pen, for k3sNo. sPsu: and To- sssNs'
open. "
Tho in Quality" polluted with ,h. very b.,. lrids'm:
Pen. carefully selected and none Of this qusity ere cold
with the slightest inPsffeeon which 'aih aid The s''s"
scrutiny detect .,
Tie I'd ou.y" superior to any Pens made BY him
previous 90 the year 100. -
7h. ID Quality" he intends shall slu. In rssp.ei 10 Do
rsbiy Elasticity and Good Writing Qualities Tho only true
con,d.rstionsl any Gold Psns made elsewhere
In ss.d tie Cheap Gold Pens he logs e,v. TO say ths
tonld not h.y, made ood Writing and Durable Pens. for
III. price hsd the Gold besn fuuiishsd & sivi,onLy.
Paynss ordering in al r,V0n,n spsepv me " Ngr
Der" and Oaalfy" u ne Psnt Ps,s aud Cl" carHi
r. For sac by all dealers in the line Throughout shs
county. .o.,,o,,
No - MsideAJ.sne. Now York
Apy ono ,.ndntA ,Br!. letter pos,.i. vii receive cir
su.r with the engIsvinss shove rsisnedto.
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AN ABSURD AND LUDICROUS IDEA!
"A Fancy, II you the Hon. Horace Greeley announced
10 sddress the what f Il Barnums Museum Squat
ssr Sovereignty the engagements Of Henry Ward Beecher
the Canterbury To see the joke Of the thing get that hu
worous and laughter. provoking
SATIRE FOR THE fInEs,
1.-THE BlLL-POSTERs DREAM"
Copies IN color 1874 inches IS For sale BY leading
Nsws Agents ell over.
ROSS l. ToUsEY, No. I'l Nssssu-a
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IT ]. EVERDELLs. 302 Broadway-Cele-
~ braed engraved Wedding CsrdsNo connection w'fhany
other sstsblishmeut Only Office 2 Broadway oor Dusne
] ii. JOHNSTON e. Co., No. $50 Bowery.-
Wedding and Visiting Cards. tc lses. styles spec,
linens BY mail Also, Watches, Jewery. Silver Ware and
Plated Ware Of the best qualities and ct low prices
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sesmen, Ordinary Scainen,
BOA1MEN, LANDSMEN,
MECHANICS. AND OTHERS,
Nnkn L0H THk

WANTED FOR THE
MARINE ARTILLERY,
W. A. HOWARD, Colonel, Commanding
New In active seIsice IN
GEN BURNSIDE'S EXPEDITION.
Pay the the Navy and 4l00 bounty oil the sIpa
ton Of Of service which three year, the Al
loment tickets half pay DO left for families
nenbeT thereof payable each payday in New-Yori The
Colonel wi ssoe certificates to the families Of those joining
emitting hem 10 the benefits Of tho Volunteer Fund Ia New
fors and Brooklys The will sso receive neat and
comfort outfit bed and bedding OIL being mustered 10.
few GOO EEs tnd DKUMMERS are needed. Exy sp
pieston IocessTy TO NJ OMALLLY. No Is bowery, be
tween Cana and Ilcser-sts n. Y.
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Pension OYYIcx, Juu- 9. 1861
rlNO ALI. WHOM il MAY CONCERN.-Ap

Two ALL WHOM IL MAI IONCbhN. mp
pcriion having been made under the ct OF sd june
1860 for a.. reissue the Land Warrants Described herei
which alleged To- have been lost or Destroyed NOTICE
hereby given that the date following the decnpon Of each
Warrant c-thchie Of like tenor Will be issued, II no
val igslecIoa III leld then 'presr: o,,o.- ina
Of Ee.uof Bryant formerly widow and Lawrence sloan
only surviving child. heirs at law Of alctri or hehsl oos
dec.~ed @ private in Company {. lth United States In
80 e55 for loo acre.. ued under the act Of March 1855
IN the n,ms Of seth Love ard granted the 2Jd day Of June
40 n so for no .crs. aued under the &C, Of March 1855
IN q Thomas Johnson and Usn.ed on the 9Th day
Ne l2gs for 20 .r,. under the sc, Of March, 1855
% 80, cd ss q ,DS.lnbsr S,sJ.na,y i6a
No t.i ro oo i''ued under tho act Of March ls''
X is Tor 30 sr,. Issued under III. act Of March 1855
IN 10 asrs OF Simon Team.te and granted March ~
No "a ~ Tor 49, .cro. issued under Sc. Of March 1855 in
tie nie q name, Johnson .do~ Of John 5 Meue'' aOo
No 1901 l 50 .'n.d under ne act Of March 1902
IA the 9.9s Of s.rsh ~d0T Of Evs NseVe'e' aud w"
No 7n for LOO .-rs, issued under h. &C. Of March 1855
in tho ofcyr' Wrd minor chhd Of Cyrus Ward
f.rsasi and aisd October TO- lS55-23h January
No col for 100 .cr.s issued under tn. OF March 3D.
1875 IA the Of Joanna NJ, widow OF job tsn bus
scrs AMI srsn,sd August a. lsSs-febru.ry yea!
No @. ior 81 ie., aose uncs W. &c, Aas,,
No Is 90 Tor % aces ued under the ac, o. March le5S
Of March. lT37-F,bru,y a. 10 a.
No IL a. for 80 issued under the &C, az PIC hef
1870 ~, Of John Denny and was granted September
a.. igst-nsrch !. iahl
NO los s for 90 Issued under the AZ Of Sept-her
1850 In a.. name of Joha BATon, and was panied Mach 10
Is.s-Nsfch IS I07 -, , ,o,.
No o. 10 Tor issued under the act o. March s
IN TIE uams II B.nsb. Cool and sned September ~
le,o--Asfch IS lsti ,..,
No ~ Tor eG scre. iaued under IN. set o. March 1888
q G-erg. w. Warren and WA granted October
g. lta5-Nsfdh Is lea - 80,
No a. n FER 100 iusd under the o., Of March 1872
IN tie uans II Thomas Johnsou ard was granted Jun" ~
lsf-Msieh IS. latk. - 49,
Ne ss3 Tor 100 ssued under be act Of March e
IN a.. y AbTs wids OF Jcns,hsn bsNf. srd VA
90 81 l-sssa :, If:s-Msrch n. lse1 - -
:i loo ssusd under tbs sc o. March s'
fsssh Tsshsr minor child o. fIj.h T.h.i
dec assd grated September 70. lssd-Maroh a.
-. . -.
No " for i,o Issued under the sc Of March 1888
81 Rgfus r Woodfofd and granted January,
.. IB:s-MHch a. 1891 - -
No for 10 isued under the act Of March ie5
In tic Of Jordan Hunt aud granted August = 1916
March n 1854 - ..
No sJ 100 issu.d under the act Of March 1885
in the nane Of Hexekih Smith and granted June 70,
la35-AuruI l5f1 JOSEPH II. BARRETT
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nlilitarn Noiltes.


One Hundred and Sec ond Re siment, N. Y. S.V
VAN BUREN, LIGHT INFANTRY. Headqusrers, No.
<2 Broadway n Y. Camp o. Camp Hlhouse." John
snedkers Long Island This Regiment will leave the
sea- Of at early day. few more RECRUITS
WANTED. Officers having recruits obtain positions OF
ssro.e Of their At the best advantage by sppyingto
THOS VAN BUREN, Col Comdg., No 2y7 Broadway.
Wanted A First and Second Lieutenant
Those who have few men, get them. preferred
Address o. spply to A. Is BENNETT, No IS Liberty-s,
h. Y
The Ladies' Relief Union" would srs,.fally .c-
ano~eogs me oo. p Donations received duus the month
o. January .oA; MIS- Buxton muslin shirt ard pre- hos.
Pis shoes Mr.. Murphy tspsi Mis-, s.Ymoar pi sock.
non tbs L.des Amy Aid Society stepn.y Corn. box
containing 10 quilts. feather pows t.se, 10
hsnckeTchie's linen sheets cotton thee. 10 py oo.
stocking q linen towels aud wssh.rsx, M niov c,,.
cotton shirt prs drawers pr rnittens d,.,,ny
from fiend pr Stockings from Mr., Port,, -, .,oct
tnss; from Mr John Hopper kI3 GO; from, NJ, -,
o. IS; from hrs. Henry Smith, S2as; hom Mr., poff,.y
ell weekly collection Al Grover B,i.rs = IS 1T
following articles have been distributed dar,n, Il, ,,,h
Sent Som.rset. Ky feather pillow, 70 ea o t
linen sheets Is pre- socLing' Is PA drawers eye shade,
dressing gowns pillow tick, bed tick Dr. spps. "a
linen and napkins blanket, linen pil -. 20
pillow 20 qui' % rolls Of bdssss bss Of ola
linen and cotton G. C. SMITH. sscr,,srx
ysn. 49, 1852.
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NHE TRlBu NE AL A n A {
EOR 1852.

This popuia ANNUAL 10 now ready. Ii contains:
ELECTION RETURNS from all the states OF the Union
holding elections in 1851 carefully compiled for the Tribune
Almanac. -. ...l...o ,.,v,r.,.
for the year 1877. - ,a
GOVERNMENT Of the UNITED yTATES-EIscuti'e
and Judicial Envoy, gIuaordnsry and Ministers Resident
from the United States Of forsiyn Coursi
SykATE OF the UNITED STATES, hsmbsr o. class
ned -.. 81, ,,,,,ur
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES, Of the UNITED
STATES Politically clsssihed -,
LIST Of STATES Capitals. GoveTDors times o. Lssns
POpULATlON Of fACH STATE BY COUNTIES. also
the Population Of tbs principal Cities Of the United sss'e
from the Census oil 1850. .,..,. ~, 90,
THE MORRILL, TARIFF and the TARIFF ACT Of the
Special ssnios--boih complete;
Also ABSTRACTS Of the other important Acts Of The
Second session Of the x1XVlh Cengss and tho Special
Session OF tho XxXVlth Also the more Important rroeis
nation, Of President Lincoln
ARCHAEOLOGICAL ACCOUNT Of the important event,
interest.
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INCLUSIVE TERRITORY for the SALE OF
IL YOUNGS AMERICAN STATESMAN, ~
LIE OF GENERAL SCOTT, ~,
aud other hrst. class SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS
given by n. G. MILLER No. Is Parkrow N.w-Yors.
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EARM for SALE-Situated about two miles

from Tsr,town depot containing about 81 Of choice
land 10 6rs,e farming order aud stocked with an soand,
spcs of choice varieties fruit. House Of cottage style All
the buldpes rood aud nearly new Less than the whole
quantity Of aSd viii be sold II desired or portion Of y
With good building site and river view without buidtnss
Pcs reason able and Of payment favorable Address
A. c.. Box No 1 800 City Post-Ufhce.
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focuses and farms n0auteo.

harm WANTED of about Forty Acres, near
sRsilrosd depot easy Of access from NewYork. moss
frontage Address stating the location and uI
MARS with cash price U. No - Esst 2sthss ~
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED, BY .
widow lady and daughter where the rent would be tekss
IA bostd with the privilege Of other boarde wseh taAe
charge Of house. Best city reference Owen Addsess
L. 4. L., Station d. Bible House, sthst
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Two RENT with STEAM-POWER.-A or
i ,uy portion Of the BUILDING No. 10 Spruce"' WIN
,r without Stsan-Powsr Apply 70 81, ,oo v.,
JAMES II. BENEDICT, No. l3 "s'srsl
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5penal Notlfts.

The Republican Central CoWmTiisNfSSSG ~" Fen 10
specisI Meeting on "WEDNESDAY L.t91S.., ana Road
wsy. ehbniDN''
ntSr, H hvEr.r Secs.
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Real Gstate for Sale.

DROOKLYN-For SALE, the very neat, two
ID story and basement CO frAGE HOUSE. No. IL Esa
Bstic Contains gas wster Nc ard admirably adapted
for ana, family The nsgbborhood quiet and pleasant n
every respect IS miuutes walk from Wsst or S0oh Fsny
Cars pass within half block VIII be sold low, and possss'
sion eiven when desired. Apply on the premises
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Third Ward R Sas es.a.y 1svESSS Feb rs
Ss.oeisun ~ ~ No an WsshiugioDst, corner Of War
rsn Psnetus attendance IL requested ny oISeI, ~.
Iva N CosrA, sec'iy
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LII Families and Boarding House Keeper.
"A be supplied with the best Of HELP for city ana
country at Mrs YORKsTON'S Office, No. 20 4th Az.
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YOUNG LADIES' INSTI-

GOVERNMENT of the UNITED STATES
" Executive ard Judicial Envoys EItrsordiusry and Min
i,t- Resident the United States ct Foreign Courts In
THE TRlBUNEALMANAC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-18

NOJNTRY PLACE FOR SALE.-A beauti-
" full double COTTAGE HOUSE built "a the best men.
ner cont aiming 10 Aso fancy
aud an BLE with acres of GROUND, well planted nth
trees Of the uc.t neehborboods ~ Wee
chester County lime from NewYork 70 minutes onesee
l. 8. CALDWELL, No rs Pinese
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+ UK Sally OF EACffliNUT1 IUI a tIVuso HTo
j Lot of equal value in this City, PRINTING OFFICE,
conus of large aud complete assortment Of competition
msteris Three Cyl nder Presses, One SuperoJe Ono
Double Machine (l By Al inchss One by - inches One
Gordon Half Cap Press aud One Card Pres all but the Latter
fitted for ste power II Is syor,by located IN this city
erd could be started work al hours notice. Adde'S
BENy URNER. No I60 FnIton.st. n. Y.
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Al LII FAMILIES wanting good SERVANTS
IA will find the largest old established on the
Of STRAY. and lthst for capable evil German
Irish English, Protestant and American Women, conducted
BY Mrs FLOYD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-18

WANTED-By competent, tidy woman.
w with excellent City reference SITUATION o.
LAUNDRESS Does up linens IN Style undsrstsnds meets
pastry baking Would take . lsundresses place Wages,
81 In this city or Brooklyn Call at No. 1884 East 2sts
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TINHE GREAT CHAMPION FIGIIT.-Fnll
reports the great dsh, brtween Mace .nd King or the
H. sish ChAmponship, from Bel. LIE Advef,s, 1one,
only paper Tia. has 81 Tho fepofts.