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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-28

IN1 ERrY o. tae CORPORATION 10 be LEASED at
AUCTION 1, hereby Owen tbi tie Comptroller viii
TUESDAY, hs 29.h asy of March, 1854, al ocook
at be Cts Ilsf Ease, bids q puele auction hAHkEF
CELLAEs HOUSES aud LOTS, HAY SCALES, and other
spsrs,ion HeP-ry, for term Of five years from the a's
Ior6-. containing the defcrip,ion location and Of
may BE- hsd upon application tho Collector o. C.y Rev
on CO. Il tA:s Office
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN Comptroller.
City sf Gcvie,L Department Of Finance, Comr.roisrs
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and the Vigor of Youth Restored

IVA IN -Four Week, by Dr.. RECORDS ESSENCE sfLlFE.
Tb- wonderful ssent viii restore N, liood to the mos,
Shattered Constitution Wheeler arising svG EIevs.cs Sell
shs. The Effects OF CAae, Sciufs Gauges. Tie time
rsauod 20 O. re the uverfs ia weeks Fs-
u,c lie impossible. Dr.. RECORDS ESSENCE Or LIFE 70
d in raSos with .nstr 0us for f3 duaati
lie. an one f 50 bent efy r-kea fec-v II remit
by kis accredited agent C!enas sont free % receipt
Ore door = est hon Broadway. REV York
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TNAPSCOTrs LONDON and LIVERPOOL
IL PASSAGE OFFICE, Me- IS Sou'h-st.. New Io,s q,
DRAFTS on ENGLAND IRELAND. sCOILASD and
TAPSCorTs CELEBRATED LINE OF LIVERPOOL
PACKETS SAIL TWICE A WEEK. - ..
LINE OF LONDON PACKETS SAIL E'Ehi TEN
DAYS. -, .
remit money 70 the old country do The loves; rates
hy sypyiprto TAPSCOfT BROTHERS Co,
. Ne. % sputhVt
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0tean Cleaners.

EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
l. cas- STEAMER VIII leave aewYerk on TIE ID i3,a
and 23d Of zach month except vnsn tnoe ase, i "a sv
DAY. -hen tie day 81 S-ssfars vii De the soNDAi io
For freight Passage spply 4! hc .nly oa.c 80 Bow
Ing r".n. u. u. ALLLn. Aten.
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
The and.r,,,osl win i,ps Of the sa4fnen,ion.d Of
other sre. [,gSEsfg"Eo gieSgg. s''-"' from
saaIs :; o9S:gs.Syn g Aaa passengers aad s 1EE
'HH ss,n. "i'' A' furs cor~snse,. To.sa
PHfs*asYHViNix -" ....
3m 'sns.,,s. go. go.
hsse steamer. havs ali been 6a. .AN !a.pscsu u
Ioa ssps. They have extra water tight compsTmssis and
rs.set nfst cha; Tor w,niytwo ys,r.; ,,,s
who ale charged al the following r.es;
s.s.a r....:'.,.|''s 'r.s-s'. q cDs'e''
Dietary aud accommodates unsurpassed by ..y o.Aez line
OF steamers.
For fuIthsr particulars, 'splyto
WILLIAMS GUION No VI waist.
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch.
ing SsG.s.Sws Sss yolt and Fblss.lph.
,hip Company are intended to sca as folo"s: -, .
CRY OF NAM sSara.y' Hyrn y
CITY or , AZ ~
And every succeeding oAIUhDAi' o. nooi it"h f"' '"
AcT.h hiyeL
Bkrss Of PASSAGE,
PAYABLE In rold or i1s eruirui - IN csrrcnry:
FIRST CtBiN.......sse % 5fEEkA0E .........fN o.
Fir,t Csbr London. IS % Steers,e 20 London. 70
rr.t C.bin 10 Paris. eoistocTNce 10 Psrs.. 20 %
MIR. Can 10 Hamburg 70 - -teerege 20 Hicory. 81 0,
Pas.enser. .o io aIdod to ua'ss BTeaao, Rotterdam
Ar.w,rr, ks, n equally low E:.es.
Fra. h.a, ii,r.I on Oneens,owIs is Cabin, So, SIS
4lOS sieer.s, 80. 4hose who wish 10 serd for thsH
lri.n,@ cen bas tickets LsJ- VI thee rates
For lsrne. Information. apply :. ae Ceinpr-s orcss
JOHN g. DALE. Agent, 10. IL Bros4sss ~ Y
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Ueniistrp.

NJ b. GRIFFIN & BROS, No. 25S Grand.
Ne st. EewYor and No. 257 Fu'ony. Brooklyn, are
trscins Teeth positively without pain by de ue Of n,roH.
No charge for extracting when artificial teeth are
10 inherited They also iDcrting fu setn o Teeth
Gold SIS. PlsinA, s25 Silver. SO Rubber sla Pa'iA
SETS on gold, 81; silver, 81. Extracting, 2; eons
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COTTON wAsTE-For Machinery, Wipins
- - - ty W. ". T1GLlAA, Ne 20 wpxsase
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Bniloinp alaierials.

EAKY ROOFS! LEAKY ROOFS!! cured
IL with KLLERYS RUBBER PAINT. wsrsnted NO
Sos Orsnd-.l, No ~ PIt No: 1853 Bowery No ss Old
MARBLE and HARBLEIZED SLATE
MI lsANrLEs Slate Billiard Bed, Slate Urinais Black
Road Sais Sabs Tomb Covers and Door, ROOFING
Sis,s snd Slate Slabs The trade supphsd
WEST CAsTLETON SLATE Coz
n. ~ BsVsawsy, n !,
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" EQUIPAGE. PHILADELPHIA, iiurct l6, 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS invited snd win be received
a. thi. oioc until I, O'Clock, MONDAY the 7sth inst,
for sspp wing the Schayiki Arsenal with GRAY WooLEh
bLANAsI5-sIrny standard OF domestic manuisc,urein
order that the Irrfsn. weekly deliveries may be lsey IN
creased
Bidders must state in their pro osals which must be given
in Nyiing well in hSure the quantity bid Tor, and Irc
OF dsivery.
Tne abty Of the bidder I'll the contract must be guar
an-td by two responsible whose Signatures ~ih be
appended TO the guaranty ana nid guaranty accompany tue
BID aud tile sad bidder should lal TO enter into the
ccn;rcr they mako good Tho difference heyoru tie Sacr
Of ssid bidder and The lowest To-popsho badef W tie
person to whom the contract may be awarded
bidders vol their snr-ies slsTantoS. who may
be known this Office VIII furnish certificate nom tie
Uai.d states D-rct Attorney, Po.ts.le oihst pube
foneionsi the Of tie bidder susrstos act
ting forth clearly the fact ha, tho bidder and his surevs are
rsprsuo wso Will II contract !. awarded ts4n act
Ia good fath with the United States Ind faithfully e1eeso the
ssme.
No bid will be entertained tlat does not fully comply With
ell Of the above requirements and which oi properly guar
aniisd by two responsible paries "a above described
Bile rom dciaung conFsGtnrt will not be received
Blank form. for proposals. be had spOa application at
thit ofhco.
Proposals. must be Endorsed Proposlls ior Army Blankets"
q. II. CROSAAH, A1t. .. H. General, U. 5. a.
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Cost ano foun6.

S2 s a. ei.in son ng.I 70 9 or . returning
WI. Of The subscriber los; aeay $500 IN MONEY which
they I'D aavee buy little home. The above reward viii
be paid to finder returning Tie amount Lost 10 LOUIS
NAPOLEON No. IN Soui 4asL, Wi.insbaIsh. or to the
Tribune Ushce.
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Boar1 an1 Rooms.

COUNTRY BOARD-Wanted for 3 months,
~ rom about jane By fnstly Of three sdule child
nj nurse BOARD picturesque locality within ~ miles y
New York ia fsaiiy where there other bosrders
Srs honse the HpdSoH Eric Roads preferred with
slnty OF fresh milk fruit &s Address with fu particulars
"a rsLsreaoes H. N. s., Union Square L. U.
VHO LET WITH BOARD--An UNFUR-
NISHRD PAELOR on trs Aoor, to q gcnteusn and bis
vita ter srurtes from tho City Hail Apply No 10 fscs
WANTED-B0ARD, on Brooklyn Hghts,
w foE tenopan ard hh wife, one shild aud servant.
kiiress HARLOW EOYS, No. spraoe-st, n. Y
WANTED-A HOME in the country not
w over u boss ride from New York fox sertleI.su.
sfa nsd yoang eld for the year. moderate
pence Parties bred 10 eosntry ae ana eood enjoy
Sasps at kTn house with any Intelligent loyal family
Meal spd pastry essential Address with fu FsItie
M Boz No. 4,5ss, Sew:Isrk Pc-t-Osics.
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VINELLAAND. r,,v. ,o.,.,..
settlement mid AID Ers.su! climate ~ Inoi south OF fs-
seh.c by railroad Ricn soil; Produces large crops Which
can now Do grow g 10 and 50 acre sSs ct from Si'
to per acre able within four good business op-n
ing, ff ssd ohers ehurche schools and good
.oc.xty. the Improving place Esst o. West
Hundreds sotnx and building The beauty With which
reports and giving feu information viii be sent free
Addfess CHARLES L. lands Nlnsiand r. o. CumooIiaad
Co., kew-Jef4y
krom Report OF Scion Robinson A. Ed. Tribune.
ait One Of tile extensive fertile tract Ia an Smos'
position and sGasle condition foT resslDt farming thai
va know OF this s;ds Of tie Western fF.ifies."
AAD-ST. near 5th-sv.-For Sale the elegant
~ Extru Size HOJsE ind LOT, No. Wes I'D st
lew doors Of sthsy The Houte 2XsS ftet hI.hrs
In eo.tiy raanDer yoes high. hsndsono brown
tont sS every n.sdsrG Improvements Po..es'ion IL, Nay
For permits 10 view apply 70 - =.
90 HOMER MORGAN, No. firc-a.
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Coparincrsbip Notifies.

No q TiLLIAnm.l
Nrv Yerx March rs iaD<
TE,HE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed
l. aCopUtaership under tho ttls Of X a. MAnIS
Co. for tful.sctiny . STOCK COMMISSION BUSINESS
asd oser tA.r rys for the purchase aud sas Of all
rcs deal, u a. III. BroscrI Beard sscwhssc and oz shs
bSy arc prepsrsd 10 Offer hor friends extended hcties
and ad,untase, ana w devote themselves entirely g such m
teses.s IS may BE- intrusted to them. 4 ~ MARTIN
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IRE RAILWAY.--Pssssnger Trains leave
~ from foot Of Chsmbesst:
9. n, EIyrcss tor Bussie.
s:E . g., MA. d,iy, FOG OtisvS3e.
10 a. n, Mail Tor Buffalo aud alerzss&ats rations.
4:lS P. n, Way for Port Jerus ssd Eewbsrsh.
hight Lxpres daily io< Dsnkirk. Buffalo RosheS
ter Csn.ndasss, and prfreios sleas Train Of Saturday
through " buffalo, bat 70 Dunkitk.
CHAS. HIrOT, C;sasxa Superintendent.
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:

EI,ranos Ga f7,A-s.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
r's Me- h.svD, ulrh Ia" ~ H'i' tEIh u"
Fol FOR bridgeport J. JE1J, IiS I. n; 1915 E..h so
Erl y:se, 10 snd' EA;)
FOR fairfield Southport and wssiSsd, l. 1889 ':sa
For aor~.i, $50 II:sa I. ISIS lEIl. 800 (Ell
For ID, D.I..a sad Gres..il, s: n:s m $50 .,s
fof Stanford, :, CFxl 90. Il:so a. m, HIS tEr),
ELl, ::se 4:ss 500, tsxl pn u.,o
m 49, 81" &c c6 M Fl TRAINS.
fsf s s:..ss Va Va s sGsTs Iss. ::
For Hsrti'rd and Springfield tLx) ii;So MT {Exs
For Copn-o.s., River Railroad a tEI) to Montrsal
For Hartford Pro,id-aee End Fishiin Railroad lExl
For New Hsven New London and s,OninstOn Rsroad Il
For Casa asi!lo.A, lsl, ?. m. to Northampton
For Hous-totric Rsilrosd a. n.
For Nsurltssk Railroad, "a. nj Up m.
Fox Dnibury AID Korwaik EaiHo4a T. .. % 40
c'n'd01' Sp VI s e. Hd e ~ nTaa.
NEW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
~ RAILRoAD-F" Albany, Troy, NORTH and Yves: l..y:
p. Il.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD end TRANSP.
.av. NEw,YOKK for BALTlMOkE and WASHINGTON
1s II ~. s aHS and sSsa
TON sry. 9hs Train nskos connection q; fLi.iepha
Il ains for Phnd-pha viii leave New York AZ and ~
u m., and p NJ, and - kidigst
MILITARY IICkEfs viii not % rseeiTed 10 the = M
or ~ D AZ Tr.ins J. w. WOODRUFF,
p,c Is. l,ss Assistant Superintendent A. J. X r
lSEA PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
1COt. n. Y. STANDARD GAUGE AND DOUBLE
TRACK An through trains TOR the Wes by this route leave
New ok FROM tho foot VI Csrrtand 81 Through tickets
for Chicago Milwaukee q, Paul all points the North
Ws. Crsstine indiana polls, Leuisvi, St Louis Cleye
and Coumbss Cincinnati and al point, 81 the West and
South West, ssu procured the ecc Of the Pennsyvsnia
Ce-tra r. R. No Aster House OF ct the Depot, foot II
Cosrllsnd a. Through flia leave New York iUlowx
a. M Express via Phladelyhiz arrives in Pittsburgh d
10 a..
p M. EIpro 4, .-1ves In Pittsburgh al
ig0 p
I p N. Express, via Aa~a,ows. sxhvss In Ptsborsh ii
l3:3V p.
Oae Thr5a.h Train On Sunday, via Philadelphia leaving
sew.yo at p H.
Ill ELLIOTT. Passenger Agent,
No / As,or Ifouss.
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ig7HE REV. CHARLES Il. KINGS PRE-

s.n,n ,pyscy,,r1ou o.. a.. sras,s. -,.,,r...
iA'H" 'n"''ri I'oI' ~. WV -
end Cure 81 CONSUMPTION IN Any es IN s4As~'
Adams. B,o,elli, C,i.rrs and al elections OF th
IT., - a., p.,,,go, TaR PREPARED PRE-
1-NsH NNa'' ~, =
scRIPTToN speedily iuTisosaes tie eDfsesod hor'sa'
ten. ard IL farctins OF thc etor ich Liy
,n, u - 80. p,n..,.,.,... 80 y,o,
en- ana bo"en' !" snse~' 1'i-A'
ssvss 10 FOURTEEN DAYs-
pri.o.. =. "a. ha,,,s al. e. Mox hor.a ., Sch o
'' " -, - n,pur,
sH small three large bottles Tor % h0dOy d. D. bHhNh'
A. "a M .rz a. esIs sv and BY al rosp,e be hrsssiss
---I,------------------
lFe1EE EpRTN(, OF THE YEAR ia the DrODer
-; a. - .i,,.i,, I'D ,,,,F,,y rne sIn,s az vbisi
- ~ ~ slyAiiT, PIhiCfa
s..aas me-. n,ineut 70.
sWLIEis CELEBRATED PANACTA FOR THE CURE
or sCROFJJJA GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE
sWELLIhG RHEUMATISM, DIbEAXEH
or THE LINER AND sKiN, AND
ERtpI iETi,RiflFs
OFTHE BLOOD
AND THE
FFFHcI3 OF NERClEY
swIrg1 PAEACEA hss hen Tor pc,rIv Ls)f oes,.ry
ea,.brr,d IA nj. cou,ry pd ia Krrope for IL
Tor s rert;neatr ol which reference Il rscs 70 lie e.
,oi ~ &C., 81 I, hs IA r,s,i.,
10 &c.. som. az bi. iii tho ,,,rt:Eulnr of csse too
er ,,n.rsl ,vir.u ,hcrs an. p.rss i,v, boep
en.on eaten Up WIN ''a''N ~' ''' "~ N'''''~ W
y 30 rs, sJ q, Lo.,s.I. and ,-,v,.- p.,-.ic- and he,
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4 NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
1853 COMMENCING NOV. ID. 1852 1854
PsssoGfsS Station IA Eswiork, 3isl. and 4hsv
EE.Eaura "a fTya ct
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4lcoiral.
CURED HOWEVER CAUSED.

InEAFNESS CURED HOWEVER CAUSED.
~ Mr. Editor Seeing advertisement ~ ycsr paper
that thu deaf ni be- relieved BY applying - Dr. Boarn4n.
VIZ ,pdgs.d io.o and tet tn Doctor. skill
SO deaf that unable hear ordinary To
ssou.hDeDt in twenty minutes NY bearing lsfsesy
redJtcd- - FRANCS EICHAhDoOh.
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+ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-SPRING A,

| i RAN0EkENr, commencing Mach II, ISS4.--Leavs
Jsasssc aud 34ths, T., ~ "a n-fridsys and satur
days At ,. N. sko-Foy 0reeLpost. sag H.zbor snp;oDA
&C., stopping 1t I'll Stations. EoJ YspbaRk at and
Eos 5yssset at II No.. md For Jap,aics
ss 8 and IL q n, ana and .. =.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN-Por Ysphank st els .
fosa 3Lt stopping al oil s.ssus Fare for this trsz
~ excursion rates.
For syos.ei ss Sundays ct e:S p H., stopping at al Ste
tons A. REASOHER, Superintendent
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HUDSON RIVER RAnR0AD.-For AL.

4 L BAEY sad TROY CONNECTING with TRAINS
NORTH and W ST. 1rsns leave,
frcn CkssabersH- From Dths.
Express snd 10 M, and TIA, lSl7 N, and 3:31 sn1
AIS and p n assn pm.
Troy and Albany with sleep ll;Sp.n.
ins-esI). lo:+5p.
Pousassers,e 1rsin and II eu End III n sDd IN
NJ and p. Pm,
PsokGki.l Train, p N. an y. n
Ssx sisg Train. $40. t:A
Tasrytovn Train, 3 70 p. 3:ssp.n.
On Sundays, at 5:22 p NJ from Ds street
Tickets nay be procured any e Ia. Offices q WesteotSi
Express in York Drookyn, snd baggage checked
lhs all points the resa AID 70 5sTa.ogA SPRING
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VyUF COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
i b,~..o HENRY II. NOwLAN and PATRICK
KEARSEY, Painters, slsg tho PAM, ne q NoMLAN Z
os limii. on tae lth day az Jssnsry, 1854 All dsbts
owiuv BIZ the Firm viii be paid BY II. Il. NOWLAN, who
coulasos the business Il the ole stand, No. IL Any MI
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IGOR SALE-A three-story BRICK HOUSE,
2sI29 and 10 feet extension sas range, marble man'le
WIa.rsbVryh. Apply 20 H. p sCHOLES No. III Bedford
Roosevelt D,isionav Ferry from Grand Ct a..o, la
LOTS for SALE.
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IL OUSE No. I35 lIenry-st., Brooklyn, FOR
SALE-ot "a by cl feet Of Lov.isne hsns-
b-1ocs and ondrr eel ar Terms favorable Ap
ply to 2 L. KELLOGG. No. IL Pesslst.. Nex'for
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,IyITr LONDON AND NETWORK STEAM

TIME LONDON AND NEW.fOHh hiEAh-
snip CO. viii dispatch ,eT1 monthly their rev and n-
49,. Hr,isl non steamships CELIA, BELLOSh, IOWA,
ONO INDIANA and MANHATTAN. eoch 800 ,u;is e,r
fra Lonaon Rates Of pss'ase Payable IN United
States eeneHey fOH hOfs: sh'. eabn' ~; seSGa
c,bo Go second eebin an s.~eress $40 Fer pe.s.s-
spg,y To- CBks A. WHITNEY st the oic- No. 10 Brood
49, Lor nrsisLf amply It no. - Southst-
49, ROWLAND & AsFINWALII, Af-rts
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CRAWFORD PROPERTY FOR SALE
- The double tone HOUSE and II Of GROUND, hall
mic from d. dpo high ground with tss view Of !h-
Sound TIE hosse esn;IiD, ~ rooms, marble nAbie'
Hsh,ts with from the village, and In con -ie
ly aid out and cotss great variety u fuh trees grape
vines he Also house for gardener worsshOp ban, car
houre eowstatlet &c. Po.A.sioa immediately. For
I-r,c ..ar. and visws Of r;om!ses inquire OF G. w
SNlTH Nos 100 and III Elizabeth st., or TO T. H. LUDLOW
4 Co. No. Pine -
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Il lion aid half OF REAL ESTATE Of all scscrpions Ia
the cities ar county a. al prsos Aso Stores n0as and
Parts of House- to LET 81 LEASE, by PElER A. Der
EsL.ie Hos-@ AfeS,t sud Aei.neeT 70. 81 Grsrdt,
Brooklyn f. D. Ale Wliagspufsh N. B-iisn.s and othei
seeoVnts collected " Per cent.
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ENOR SALE at Rye, WestcheSter County,
Il ane FARH Of -b,ut 80 acres, with good improve
r,su;s. J apple oIehkTes lArss garden, 49, -
For a New Rochelle sa elegant COUNTRY RHSI
DENCE, with acTes Of choice land
For ..lc ct FAIRFIELD IL serss, finely inprored Large
MANSION.
TO rsui far1i.led . enc COUNTRY RESIDENCE, with
Of land ssase tbd ffsit
To rent for unrshed place OF acres and ons
of5 oT scres, hour from 21th.f,. depot.
Apply 10 +. &. BULkLEY No. - Wall-st,
Jgaucey Court
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nor SALE-Scveral frst-class Br0wn-Stone-
Il Fren, HOUSES and LOTS, on Murray Hi. Abo, q
number Of ably loeaied Houses sud o,s IN The r
par 4 the city. fof permit. and particulars apply 10 ALLEN
BROWN. No. 81 brottwav.
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Go Eet.

DWELLING all, or Floors, or Rooms and
~ Besfosn-. hor SIS up. 70 LET st Ne ~ ylscn-st.
osoiT lsien es respectable fsalaes OF Ices, tor sale
APr5 ~ r kOYLE,
Re 123 Ii Hassn -
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HAN CURING and PROVISION STORE
III to Ltrhe old e-tsblihed stand Ne % Dcy r.. nssi
Wert-si. iaua$fe VI siciscs.
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EOR SALE--20, 90 acres IOWA LANDS,
a OF the DUhuqge sns PEcfe Grant. lying bGtwc Fort
Dodge and ito M.sssSrp River. pr,ngIn pad ;o.
The privilege Of selecting thsEo lands fosy are Of th9 oct
quality aud sdaesns ae Dubuqus and Paehc osd 10
farmers and otheis wishing to -Este West they will be sold
ior approved sscures favorable terms aud On long
lime they win be exchanged for kIse property near
Hew.York- W. l.. BARNES, Agent. No "a. broadway.
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ISm alao Axef,aa SalsI.l

NOR SaLE--At Riyerdale, Westchester Co.,
II MANSION and ia acres Of GROUND, with Coach.
house. Stables and Hsney; situation high commanding
Scsos view u he .esor sosnIy and Of The Hudson sad
s AZ the sppsr.ssaDoes pertaining Grcs.s residence,
u miles rom Asdisonsquse. and 20 ininstes BY rail HON
0ufsA Apply 10 JONES L BRO,
"'r' No. 10 Cours,ss,S.-s
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LNOR RENT-Fho WOODEN MILL ct Irvine
n Warrea County Pa stsated within eoDyen distance
q The irvine station the Phhadcphs and E!ie ks
% lies ., Eiic Pa Machinery Ore jack tive Card
s Msehscs. Cssscn llo Icons. with al the
eeeassasy sxtnies. For further particulars apply to
T1IOS. ERWBOLD, Irvine, Warren Co., Pa, az
CHkS. ID LEVERICH, No. Ill Peeltt,, =. Y.
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OFFICES TO RENT-Nos. 80 and 40 Park,
~ ruw 1irnes Buidi,:-fhe SECOND, THIRD, aad
ROURIH FLOORS newly tt;od mp for etieos apply 70
ALLEN l. BROWN, No 90 Dro4d~ss
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EAEAI& Anl COuNTKY SEATS Ion EALL

EARAiS and COUNTRY SEATS for SALE
J. OF EXCHANGE.-20 ~, North River, at Fisisil
rOUshieep.ie, Ny.es, Tsuycrn. BA'tinr fonsers and
Spuycn Duyre 30 in Wesche s.ef At Rlco, heustco,
Chsppsqu White Pan, Mt Vernon. fordhsni AanIonec.,
.ad Portche.r 20 Long slin1 At l'a,eawooJ A,toa
Flushing !enpeSd Janisic. koslyn, yefu-sle Oy'trT
Bay and Orespou; Sc IN NewJeTsey rsen HIM. EhEa
beth Rshwsy Scotch Plains IlAuh,id hogTltown, New
Brus.wick 6c Apply to ). T. IRELAND No el Ccd=T 81;
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in the latest Parisian style, and go not near
tho makers thereof win do anything that Is
good, and noble, and lovely 10 behold and
think about.
These young ladies Of the town Of Salem,
we desire TO believe, are not Isolated ex-
amples Of modern bellies and sweethearts,
with generous souls ami sensible views Of
matters ard thing5 in general. Our Cbesnut
street and Academy dea-s will be eager to
initiate their Massachusetts sisters, we are
convinced; and with all thi, confusion and
distress around them, will cease TO be need
lessly extrayagant, and strive to act Ike
FLORENCE NIGuTINGALE-wlth her geutle,
earnest, active sympathy for her fcllow-crea-
turcs--althOugh the cries tn ~ hear come not
from tented fields bathed in blood and
SIN GUIDED In smoke.
For our part, we are sensible Of a warm
feeling ofrespect, not to say affection, for "our
young ladies'" II would not be well for any
Of them to approach us too closely at this time,
If any Of them are disposed to be better than
they have ever been before, and to do without
new bonnets this winter, We hereby express
our Willingness TO hold their old ones, while
they go in and do their poor brothers and
sisters good. Meanwhile, we hear OF no strong
and superior men, in Salem or anywhere else,
making their old coats do awhile longer re-
ducing their diurnal allowance Of Havana
weeds, or other Refreshments, or letting them
selves down, unmurmuringly, to less expen-
sive manner of living. We should certainly
advise all those unfortunate fellows who have
been afraid to propose to our home damsels
to migrate to Salem, Massachusetts,, and lay
siege to the hearts of the girls who make their
own bonnetsl
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Flrst lieutenant and Adjutant lOith P, Y.

In Cincinnati the consumers Of coal have
enough of that expensive mineral on hand to last
till May Of next year.
"A prominent citizen Of Boston is about to
open a house for incursole cOnsumptiyes. This
is the first institution OF the kind opened in the
world.
An estimate has been made, by which It is
proved that glass OF whisky costs more than a
newspaper. We should think so, when the tax
is considered.
AT factory in Franklin, Mass, boiler sx-
ploded and carried young girl mp 70 the ceiling
Of the room in which she was working, without
seriously injuring her, Tough, but true.
"A nataral eel pen, in the rock, communicating
with the sea by small aperture, and filled with
myriads Of wriggling cells, has been discovered at
Point Brule, on the ST. John river.
"A prize Of $4,000 was offered by Napoleon
for the most useful application of electricity. It
WAS awarded to Mr.. Ruhmkorf, for his invention
| Of induction coil.
- iedy In Portland caught boy sixteen
yS.is y olo IN her garden after the fruit attacked
enH aa1l. captured him and locked him 40 in the
| Ia. "h hef husband came home. She was