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It is hereby further mutually agreed that
every American or British merchant vessel
which shall be searched by virtue OF the pres
cnt treaty may hwfully be detained and sent
or brought before tue Mixed Courts Of Justice
established in pursuance Of the provisions
thereof, if In her equipment there shnll be
found any Of the things hereinafter mentioned,
Dame1Y
First: Hatches with open gratinss, instesd
Of the close matches which are usual in mer-
chant vessels.
Second: Divisions or bu1kheads in the hold
or on dt ok In greater number than are neces-
sary for vessels engaged in lawful trade
Th'rd: Spare plank fitted for laying down a
second or slave deck.
Fourth: sltacklcs, bolts, or handouts
Ftth:- A larger quantity of water in casks
or III tanks than is requisite for the consump-
tinn OF the crew Of the vessel al q merchant
vessel.
S.7th: An extraordinary number of water
coeks or Of other vessels for holding I1ouid,
unless the master shall produce certificate
from the custom louse at the place from
which he cleared outward, stating that suffi-
cient security had been given BY the owners
OF such vessel that such extra quaatitY of casks
OF Of other vesscls should be used only to hold
palm oil, or for other purposes Of lawful com
mtrre.
Se7vnth: A greater number Of mese-tubs or
kids thsn requisite for the use OF the crew OF
the vessel IS a merchant Vesgei.
Efgzth "A boiler or other cooking appara.
tus Of an unusual size, and larger, or capable
| OF being made larger, than requisite for the
| use Of the crew Of the vessel as merchant
ytssfl, or more than one boiler or other cook.
! Ing apparatus of the ordinary sizc
| N 9dh: An extraordinary quantity Of Eca
Of the -four Of Brazil, Of manioc or cassads
commonly called farina, OF maize, or of Indi
| Al corn, or other article Of food whatever, be
/ ,ond, the probable wants Of tue crew; unless
such rice, -four, farina, maize, Indian corn. d
other article OF food, be entered on the man
TEST IS part Of the cargo for trade. -
Tenth: A quantity of mats Of mating grea
ter than is necessary for the use Of the cres
o1 the vessel as merchant vessel; unles
such mats or mating be entered Oh the mani
fest as part OF the cargo for trade.
| II 1t be p'oTed that any one or mora OF tn
articles above specified Is OF are on board, 9
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ARTICLE ",

II ordcr to bring to adjudication, with as
little delay and Inconvenience as possible, the
vessels which may be detained according to
the tenor of the first article of this treaty,
there shall be established, Us soon as may be
practicable, three mixed courts Of Justice,
formed by an equal number of Individuals OF
the two nations, named for this purpose bY
tLclr respective Governments. These courts
shaii rcsldc-one at Sierra Leone, one at the
Cape Of Good Hope, and one at New York
But each Of the Two high contracting parties
Eesefyesto Itself the right ol changing at its
pleasure, the place Of residence Of tue court
or courts held within its own territories.
These courts shall judge the causes SUBJ
1nltted to them according to the provisions
uf the present treaty, and according to the
rcoElations aud Instructions which are an
nsxsd to the present treaty, aud which are
considered IN integral part thereof. and there
shall be no appeal from their decision.
, 1862-05-02

~ UTERINE CORDIAL Is WARRANTED TO CuEH
ALL FORMS OF UTERINE D1sKAsE, or the HoSET viii
Be EETUSpEp Satisfactory reie7en can he seen At
Eet- 2 O. Boz 81 Dr. G. E:s practtced medicine foT
- yeaTss four Of Y hich have been in this city.
1e8-R;E2 3tr
, 1862-05-02
Special puttces.

DR.. Blackall, formerly of New
York City, has introduced the "snEo1su MovE4Es1
CrRk Al the Zen osaa {1a) Watee Cure As this sys-
ten Is not pracced anywhere else III the Vest 1uFa.
lcs VIII DO well to send for cuc1lsr. 1n51p9.ast
, 1862-05-02

with ge1p Certificates for less snnount not entisJ3nx
the holders to Dividends"
The Assignment BOOKS VIII be opened Oh the 18th
pyoxtao. 81 dfdef
nlh28nB57 tMayist ". Il BARNES
, 1862-05-02

Ill couu.uaicarcns strictly ccnfdcntiR;- Cfdce IN
he Street Railroad EEdiuE. Of State and Rsu-
1olGn s11eets once @ heazs m T frqm y n: IN r
b my address, incioslng stsmp Eli receive prompt
attention, or fez tEo ssszncs VIZ seud pa1uphet
sTe.. se1l-Ely
, 1862-05-02

Female Diseases. &c.

8uch as Stppres.onA Irregularities Falling Of the
ETomh Tunors, an Urinary diseases Nervous Debility,
Painful cr Difficult MeAs;ruatloL BarTennesa &C. wifi
be speedily cured 1tthoat poisonous drugs Injurious
or unpalatabc medicines Of any kind HIVE no deli
cacy IN calling. difference what your t7opbles may
be- The afflicted cordially invited t. call and sat
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JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS.

The subscriberintends to keep constantly hand
ane assortment of Watches Clocks. Jcwelry Stationery
and Fancy Goods, in rcat variety prices suit the
present times ISAAC FISH
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ROSION AND PROVINCETOWN
a., - PACKEr-The new and splendid Schooner GOLD
I'm RULE, Capt r. A. stevens. ate of steamer AcOrD)
Will commence running as Packet between Province.
town (Cape Cob and Boston the oath Of June 1862
up In yacht STYLE expressly for the accommodation Of
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Washington, D. c. 1862.

A,,,t,, Ia our assOciatesin
ANpPS "iICilARs g ELLIOTT, Attorney and
Councillor No 80 Nassau street.
Bro5kivn. JOSEPH N. FRAY, Attorney and Coun
seiior No $50 Fulton street.
louisville, Pa, WIN. Il. SMITH, Attorney and Coun.
New IIaycn-s1LAs A. BRADLEY, Attorney and
Counsellor, No streets BUILDING
Hartford G.. SHULTAS Attorney and
Counsellor, No ilungerf0rds Block.
B0ston--BENJAMIN DEAN, Attorney and Counsel.
or No. AZ Court street
Lowell-CHARLES NJ. WILLIAMS, Attorney md
Counsellor, No. 90 Central street.
Wallhnm-EDWD l. HALL, Attorney and Counsel
lOr Miller's Block.
Worcestcr-STEPHEN r TwIss, Attorney and Coun
seor Flaggs Block, Main street
lea du
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DENSION, BOUNTY, BACK PAY,
Il WAR CLAIMS, AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY.
STEWART, STEVENS CLARK a. CO..
Attorney aud Councillors at Law,
No. $50 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Washington, ID. G.

This frm, having thorough knowledge Of the Pension
business and being familiar with the practice in all the
Departments OF Government believe that they Of
ford greater facilities 10 Pensions Bounty and other
claimants for the prompt and successful accomplish
ment OF business entrusted TO them than any other firm
In Washington They design TO secure such an amount
this business will enable them TO execute the bus
ness for each claimant VERY CHEApLY, and on the
basis of our pay CONTINGENT UPON OUR SUCCESS
IN EACH CASE For this purpose they will secure Che
services of a LAW FIRM IN each prominent locality
throughout the states where such business may pc nag
furnish such with all the necessary blank form ~ APPu
cation evidence. and also requisite printed pampIet
Instructions and upon the due execution OF the Paperi
and transu ission Of the 10 US from our tDsa
Agents. they will promptly perform ne gisR ri, az
Their charges viii be eR-TEN i,0LiARhS7 RITVHTEs
FICERs and ssR-FIVE poLLARs t eRc X PAY Oh
for each PENSION. or BOUNTY and BAI "a rug F2R
tained and ten per cent amount Of CLhiNn nv
MILITARY SUPPLIES, or CLAlAS fVts tt ieeai
enlisted since the ls day o. marc lsol
I'm ANY kind of service MILITANT O or ~ e., Dssn ~
disabed bv disease wounds. are emu ~
All Soldiers who for two HehS o' am Wy
a,ld n snnn close will be entitled 70 slVV buuhY IL
ho1 20 doyy then the minor children, then the fa-
there DC ~ huDfbers or sisters are entitled above
ther, In0tnei' piVt"'' JOSEPH -. STEWART,
n, l.. STEVENS,
EDWARD CLARK,
o. A. STEVENS,
W. Il. GAYLORD
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WORCESTER:
Mrstell

REMOVAL-F. E. ABBOTT has re-
~ moved his Hat and Cap Store from No Bay State
Block to No l0l Main street. Thomas street.
under City Hotel where he will be happy to see his friends
and patrons and all who favor him with a call.
mchT diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-08

Leaving Commercial wharf Boston, TUESDAYS,
TIL RSDAYs, and SATURDAYS, nc ~ O'Clock, a. m,
will return, leaving Provncetown, MONDAYS, WE'D
NESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, at 9 a. m.
Fare n 90 each way-Meals extra.
This Packet unsurpassed In speed, commanded by
that most popular and well known gentleman Captain g.
and assisted By Capt j. ATWOOD, as pilot and sailing
master affords rare opportunity for all DESTROYS Of
safe and pleasant sailing excursion. Stages will run In
connection with this Packet and the towns above For
particulars, apply to the Captain ON board
ola d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-08

After an extensive practice of upward, of twenty
years continues secure in the Uuited States
also in Great Britain, France and other foreign coun
tries. Caveats, SPECIFICATIONS Bonds Assignments and
all Papers drawings for Patents, executed liberal
and Foreign works. to determine the validity ut
ty OF Patents .! lnventonsand legal other advice
rendered in all matters touching the same Copies of
the claims of any Patent furnished by RENTING One
Dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New England
but through it inventors have advantages for securing
Patents, of ascertaining the paentabty of inventions
which can he offered them elsewhere. The Testimoni-
ais below given prove that none is MORE SUCCESS.
and his suCCEss IS THE BEST PROOF OF ADVAN,
TAGES AND ABILITY, he would add that he has
abundant to believe, and prove, that at
other office of the kind the charges for professional
scrber during the twenty past has enabled him
accumulate vast collection of specifications and Of
fetal decisions relative to Patents.
These, besides his extensive library of legal and
ehanical works and p accounts 4 patents granted in
question, to offer superior facilities for obtaining Pa
Ali necessity of journey to Washington, TO procure
patent and the usual delay there here saved
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy one of the most capable and
intercourse. CHARLES MASON.
81 hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent snd trust
form to for them arly and favorable cOnsid
''N''' EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner of Patents.
Mr.. r. H; Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appli-
cations all but of which patents have been grant
ed, and that is pending. Such unmstakeable proof
inventors apply him to procure their patents
thay may be of having the most faithful attention
bestowed on their cases. and ayery
During eight mon his the subscriber in course Of his
large practice made toce rejected applications SIX
TEEN APPEALS EVERY ONE of which was decided
in his faU0r,b the Commissioner OF Patents;
Boston, Dec. 2, 1861 deodly de
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,ICAN s FOREIGN PATENTS
r.. ii. ED DY,

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Agent of u s. Patent Office, Washiaqton Ian der
the act Of 1871
&C State St.. opposite KiIby ST., Boston.
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furniture, 1T.
/ B. LAW nee & co,
NEW FURNITURE WAREROOMS.

j. II. LAWRENCE
desires to express his heartfelt gratitude to his friends
and customers for the liberal patronage extended
to him through all his varied connection In business in
this CITY, during the last twelve years ana particularly
Tor the last three years. while he doing business in
the American House Block, previous january 1851
connection undor the name and style Of j. II. LAW
RENEE d co and has taken the New and Spacious
Rooms on the second floor OF the
New American House Block,
reety over the store formerly occupied by him. and has
furnished them with stock of
New and Elegant Glass of Furniture,
purchased from the best manufacturers in the state for
Uash.-no old bankrupt stock that has laid in store
three or four years out of style and shop worn the
ter and will be sold at the very lowest prices for cash
rhe stock consists Of Rich Drawing Room and Faror
Sets, III Black Walnut and Mahogany frame in oil or
Yarnlsh, upholstered in Hair Cloth Rept Challie and
Plush covers; Marble Top Center Tables rich Gold
Gilt frame, with hest French Plate Mirrors Oak or
Walnut Library and Sitting Room Furniture in oil or
Narnsh: Rich Oak, Walnut and Mahogany Chamber
Sets also, common do. all kinds Oflow priced Cham
Der and Kitchen Furniture; Spring Bed Bottoms Of
different kinds; Best Hair Mattresses made to order
also. all kinds Of Common Mattresses Best Live
Geese and Common Feathers; Bed Pillow, and Boil
UPH DIS Terry GOODS OF EVERY KIND: Rich and
Common Window shades; Window Fixtures TasseI
snd Cord; Picture rassel and Cord; Floor Mats etc
The above stock will be warranted good as recon
mended aud sold for cash lower prices than the same
qualities of Furniture than be bought at aIy other
house in Worcester county.
OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED in a neat and SUBJ
stantlal manner All kinds of old upholstered work re
intend to do first class furniture and shade business
and make our customers satisfied that they have GOT m
equiya'ent for their time and money.
where j. b. TAWRENCE ~ "a
e2 dts
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(EAL ESTATE AGENT.-The under.
NINE. DEMORESTS EMPORIUM
NA OF FASHION,
No. 40 Front Street.

Patterns the largest and best assortment in this city
Dress Making and Dress Cutting in all its branches
Mime Demorcst's Improved system Of Dress Cutting
taught in lesson. Also, her Quarterly Mirror Of
fashions for sale.
Pinking, in all styles at low prices.
uuILDREN's CLOTHES.-ParticuIar attention paid
10 this branch Of our business.
HOOP SKIRTS.-We can sey0u the best skirt sold
In this citv M we receive them al szes direct rom
selebrated manufacturer Of New York the superiority
Of whose goods is unquestonable
We have also the agency this city for the sale Of
AIRS BoULES' CELEBRATED CORSETS, BUsQUEs
and DRESS PROJECTORS.
These articles have before been offered lot sne
IN thta city, aud invite your early attention 70 lue.
II an object for YOU 10 do so dtf jy2
IRIS. L. S. MCPHERSON, 10 Austin
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stationerp ano fanfp @ooos.
s. ra,HE PEN is MUGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD" may,
THE GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL rhSo'
-rOpTON,S COLD PENS.
80 nrsr prNa ~ THF WORN

THf BEST PENS N TIFF WORLD,
On rscep, Of shy Of the io9%inz suns ,al or s,Ssrx-
IS directed God Pen or fens 'esei"1 t'e Sums
10 d''f''''''1'i 6 VI PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
vo % c.uis the Niyc fooi for oeat 'ae "a.
r. n cents. n. Away Ready Pen; iof 10 s'Hs' 'A' o.
Pm. and for 3 :, the fTcsls.or en-
Tie .iles are. Nos O. 3 .. and@ -. .,..,-.,,,,o,,
CO. 80, up prEs ri sILvER-pLATED EXTENSION
ihL '@'D'- Oasis. WiTH rEEClLS
n. "a t. A.. aer Fen. or - cents The Lucky zen
To- ,s Awsysel5y Pen; io' s 20 .ss lff So re1
md or -. tho fSeso, re 80 s,e t 49,.
s, Of every one Of which vi" lex tIta" so' OF 'he bet
,ag. a. Mert,np "Number" and "oa'lity' are
ue5 on III, following PeIs sud the Points are "erAh'si
or AK months except AGAINST accident ne hunoeI. no
cg'e eny; No beag II 'iss.' 20 snJ No. 10 tas
largest Mammoth Gold Pen, fox the desk bong saa He',n
Nh. Of all ,les cad qnaie9 sh9,t ND. % 10 ara
aud made onlT OF hfat qaah1y' iA' eDS'-' NV
"'' u ~ GoLp PENS. WITHOUT CASES -.
For IS cents No Zen, lot qnaiiy, or No' rem 81
I For ii. aYO 2Peu ls quality, ora No. Peu I'd quality
o. "a e. To- Pea quality. sNo aren, quail
vSor IS So no No. PEN 1t quay or No. Pen "a quA'
cr 70 No. Pen Is. quality No Per ID quality
Yer 81 Is. No. Pen. Let aoality.
TIE SAME COL rt wiTH ~ St stfEs
20 AUo Pen Is, qaalty ora No Pen Sdquaity
FOR IS ia. Pen 1T quality, or NO fen "a l'l'
Fox -. No Pen l., q,,lty no Pen "a q'AH'H
or a n, ) Pen, I'd 0u7litJ. 49, AZ. r ". ., ,.p
For ~ 80 No Pen, lst quaity or No 4c"i ~ tN'
~ on No Pen 80 quality -. as, n, IL.
FOR - 10 Pea, ist quality. or NO. oFen "a gaaiiy'
FOR ~ 50s No Pen. lat quality.
GoLDpKN, ALuhtQUALITl, IN SiLYER-NOUNTaD
E-HOLDERS.
For - q No. tent Tor W q ana 5Psni for 80 19i
no. G Per; For - 90 No Pen $50,
For s4s No ePen; ior S5a 80, efeni and for s5aHo
Il Pen. .,.,-,
The Is, Quality" pointed with the yry hest lndo'mn
Points carefully selected Cnd none Of M gual.y arc so
with tho sshe.. uperfecton which skill aud the closes.
scrutiny detect -, HI
The % oust," are superior to any Pens made By HIN
previous 20 the year lJhO n
The n saly' he u;cal. h.l equal N re'rec, 70 pa
ahify Essieity and Good WI Jog Qualities tihs ohy tio
cou,i +rfA,ion. cry God Pcu, msie ese"LeTe ~,
H. regard :, h- heap Gold Pens he beZ e.Y % 'y NAV
r-eyions 4, OF Grating ". New aud facnted Macnes no
.oYd OF heve ad- Good Whiting snd DhrtDs fsas io'
the or q had the Gnid be.l furnished gratuitou-iy
Tgy a., o. .rrtng uusf all D.IEce' PROM tte NUN
~ ouG Qualify II m, PcrI voH'ti ard b, 1-fr
o. desrIbe ne krd Of PEN they pycje'ohether 'fV OF
~ for sae BY all dealer. 20 the line throughout tho
comfy ,,,,ro..
No. IS Maiden L,ne Nsw-York.
Any serdngs .r 81. letter possiamp vii receive CIR
cll.r y 'h the onsraviurs sDoge referred %.
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prp GOODS.

NOR SALE BY THE PACKAGE.
BLYACHED sHIRTiNGs AND shEtTiS0''
BROWN sHIRTINGs AND sHEETINGs.
BROWN, BLEACHED, AND CoLokEp D@i''i'
AND JEANS
DONEr AND ATWOOD FLASNELs.
BLUE FLANNELs TWlLLED
ToNGug SIX AND CorrJSnANDRLhc"iLf'
rpoAncloras All WOOL AND oofIoN
r.vsY chssnfEREs, HEw. AND IN GREAT
VARIETY
t,r-,ST. TILLIN GHAST & Goa
No. 10 PARK-PLACE
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NHE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE

TBe NEw.YoRK SEMiWrEKIy TRIBUNE Is
,ubu,h,d aver, TUESDAY ana FRIDAY.
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AN IMPORTANT WORK-IGNORAN
Burning Sini0, Oils, %'.

CRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
~ Received direct rom the manufacturers aid wells and
Iof zoe w Quantities 90 at 30 pine bi order Of ihr
se5y lowest msfke. rates. ny S(hIEFFELIN BROTHERS
Co, Nos lsO sla IT, tviaau. ss. AtF-IofL
EfiAED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING
on eonsiguusut some O. the be,, fuauuaco-
49, ioIt stats .auty POI. lard and for At tho
wy ""'''" market pficss BY MILLER L CARR.
Mos a. Pearl AID q Bnise-sls.
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4 CADEMY or MUSIC. .
"a SECOND GRAND MILITARY CONCERT
HFLMsMULLEps I'D ReOIMENT BAND
SATURDAY EVENING March I'D,
A''''''- mss CLARA LOUISA KELLOGG,
Mr.. OTTO sPIsDLER. Salo Oboe, ID,
Me,sr, TT DTFTZ ed RRTrL WaSHAUsEHi tCohsV
Mr WILLIAM SAUL tfromoenel
ROGRAMME-PARr
r,vsr,v.second Defimor March........hli hh'y me-
Overdue stfsdrln" Flniow. -.
g. Valse Feb1ano." NerEano.... '
:. Trio Concrrslts for two Comets and from 49,, pie,
snd SAUL. viii orchesra accompaniment
5 Watt Frohirgs Kheuse' Gong ''ii'-'' '''
3 s.seito from Lucia Of Laminennoor" Don o., Rand
iLetti..................'..'s' ''''''''''N
PART
I Tsbeaur Drums and Trumpsis, ors Parade
In irpsissy- (1enismuli-fl: i0y Drum
Corps aud Band Approaching % twsry
Band Third Rsgni-ut 10 sevruth heHi
ncnt Drum Con-. and Band ~ Seventy
frs, Rea inent DrDr1 Corps sud Baud ~
tife and pmm.. IN Iweaiy second Reg. ..
rsnt Drum Cons snt Hand MltlIy ny
Potponui IN Ball, iu Nssche'e " edil Nihfy bsui
. IL All Ojey."" tu1haluss'." tboirl y g tsnpre
Va Roud5 Tor Oboe, %. spirll'i heu otto 5pnae'
) CayGaiN srdi... n'''
s. Gloroso March OflnsmuieTl .........M insIy nnne
Huisoa River Rsr0ai GaoP ''Mitsf, b"'
CONDUCTOR ....................F Il. hELhSniO i'~hn
Ticket. ~ cots ebch be obtained a. the mus, ''t's
Mesrs Bcera Schiunsg llucc.ssois 70 bisnIs'' ~, -
Bfoaawsy. hess, Eiuh Pond. No ~ Bfosi"ay eHu al
the boz otr.c on The EVENT. Of the perfornancr,
IN. front R0w Of Blrrs 10 tho ifst tce'I5 WI ~
..vd and may be secured a; ta mare soi- d '" Deer
schi-nsr ,gcceisor 20 BIeu'ingi, no 19 bfoid"~y.
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gszs,-Cns Copy ,OE one year, 81. Two Copies. ora
year e5. Five Copies. oss yea. ell 70. Yea cogsi,
"a address $40.
Rors Club Of r~-osy, fssd an Eytrs Copy.
Fora Club 81 forty ". ssne The Da.y Ir1 gratis
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fcueso dn6 farms i0an!e0.

s'ABM WANTED go 10 100 Acres, ior Two
4 Or fhf's years Fih privilege 81 rurazsnf fnut nave
Ford bro1k within thec mice 81 fai r'.d sinm'' ~
Staten island.
XNTANfED--A FARM OF 20 or 80 acres well
w stocked with fots ha,iar ou 6, good house ant oa
building must be- uiioad depot llico n2t over N'
or 5000. Aidfra.. FARM No. ld9 Nsst -tAfsi ~ -
ststias terms Agents Iced lo. apply.
ENANIED--A ROOM, between bsoaAway
w end Cthsv aud sh and lhs, 10 he occa'itd b., =
su.si SCHOOL. four hours daily ir'ns Gio@oiAs' neg
ersnces exchanged. Address TEACHER, buhto"s po0"'
store, No. ~ tts.av.
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Board Gn0 Rooms.

A LADY wishes BOARD in n family either
ia New.Yosa Brooklyn where ora hours iusic rs
son and two hour. eachiug ~ the IN ysh branches, day
would be considered hnpqnvan for h'adi se can sl,
furnish her references oseh"nss1' HuA'' e. ~
H., No. 2lG Budgc-st., Brooklyn
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ITIf BFST O's'.'
On r,eelp, Of sny Of the following suns IN can or
- Tho arr r. her VIII send by return Uiail or e'herSl.
y direcisd Cod Pen Pens. 'eisefaJ te Sans ''''"S
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Ju5irllilon.

BOARDING SEMINARY. Spring Term Of
ID FOKr EDWARD INSTITUTE brg!n' 80 "a %. -
f "a werS, re.chor sccofnpses studs oLi new on
Can ii. s.-n a Howard Ho'e from 20 ~. tuesday ~.
We9ne.dav Nsch p AZ p, or stife" he Rev 'oSEi
T. ktAG Fort Edwagd. y. \.
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CHE 5emi- aVeekly 9ems.
Published on Tues day and Friday.
1t will be Morning Soon.

The night is o'er the land.
And darkness rules the hour,
Yet sink not down, poor soul.
Beneath the gloomy power!
A mist dirns the blue sky,
Dim clouds wrap up the moon
But wait in patience-wa;t aud pray
1t will be morning soon.
Hope told thee feeble tales.
Time g, inds thy dream to dust
The glittering dross of wealth and fame
Has turned to yellow rust
Grim fortune sneers, and deigns thee not.
Even her meanest boon;
But cheer thee up. there's light above;
And twill be morning soon
The darkest hour is always near.
The breaking of the day
And heavy shadows cling around
The shining rivers way!
And blacker is the forest depths
When midnight stars illume
The trees broad tops-so be not sad!
1t will he morning soon
Walk we'll thy path with patient trust.
That all will be for good,
To those who have with prayer and faith
Gods system understood;
And bow not down, thou craven head,
And at misfortune Groom
Look bravely up to hills Of light,
1t will be morning soon.