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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-24

i lie i.issA ~ ta.sres4ea Liter lt,m 10. A.lsaa. ..
revolutionary t.tusHy. iar un-'-zi Uas presented III
ine Anseen tt PRESERVATION. Is thr iafe Il. | IaYlor.
E-q.. 81 ms place. lie i4.,r nil ba rad viii ,.rl.
eags u 4 creased seaesa1lun lot the patriots Who eaea-
god IA tue giosluus caaSe ehgch mate car bounty In
DEPENDENT.
[.45tp Go.sut.
WILLIAMSBURG, May 26h, l77l.
DEAa SIR II afnyeI here on Suaday muulnt last,
hut iouad .sef, hsle' : attention - entIfely en- rus-e1
by the Boston altar. that | haze a. Vt d5ue uuaiug.
respecting NY oHsfterrghis aud, an afraid. shall not
tins week.
A d,sSuiutiaa oi The House 81 Burressfs is generally
expected; al InIak vii MI tappen before the llaa-e
has euae through Tie iuo'c business. winch vi be
lals 10 June.
Whatever resolves or measure are intended II the
presentation Of our rgtts aud liaeriIts. vii hr reserved
for the conclusion al the sHssga. Matter, ofiilf s.u
here are conducted aud rrfpsttd Win a eoad deal 4 pro,
ssry, and by very lew menne,r si oi ~aoei Faaieh iiett,
Is the principal.
Al the request Of the gentlemen concern d. ! have
speut an evening with then upon the ~sutJecf, where /
had an opportunity d e5usefsing wuh Mr.. Henry. 3aI
know my his seutinrnis, d We!i as ltattu- hfn 81 #sk
IN the House snre. an dif,renr ocrasoas. IL Is By la
the must powerful speaker | ever lard. fs.ry Waal
he says uol aatF engages but cumuauds ihe attention,
and yoag passions are no l4aesr ,oHr eaH. wiea lie
addresses hem. liutil s gloqueHrr is lur >u.all,af Pan
oi his msr1. He Is in my opfaIun the ffst man upau
THIS canllntni, a. VEL 10 atilut> % TuutIc vnluc. AID
had lie lived an ltHae as.u4 lbstur ul SIC list rau4e
VA \" h'h 'bs ~ HHiH lHNfAA HHH iifh' az .f'i III u
dim sior,, sud the4r VI ur nut vi i|atuIsatd, Mr. ii,n-
ry's tslenl must have placed him Al LIT ataJ OF iaai
glorious tuumunWta Il,
Iaelesed yoa nave I've Boston 3rdle li. aud malea
II ur House ot ~BurGese,ss laa vi a4selve1 II Ia con
fined 10 the tueinb,r At their uvn lisu-r. put itpY
would wish In SIZE ihe example lelswrd though tle
c5u.try; iur Which putuase Tie members. at tb,lt oan
rrfgsie expense, arr sa1dlR rhffessts viii IL, trHaIte
= tier respective countes Nj. Massey vii tttesta
cory Of tie resolve tom { Il Washington. aea -hautd a
day of PRAYER and tasuHg tr appointed ~ our colo '.
please tplrll ay dear h.Ile iafa4I, Hat | change tt,tu
Ia pay street attention IL II, aHd lHat ! desire ny ttHe
,idesl : ~. afd ~ taa tiu,sI ~J.aahfeH, may atI,n1
me enuah in mourning, II iAey lave u, al ts4.ea
They have.
/ - % 10 gr'v heartily tIr,d al ff- ,aea aod Log
a. he ea'r ga t,aya o. stut l.e#txH"ssR hui Il SHE,
| can vi bet,Haiu-
1 hrg 10 he tHaef = tnenieHed 70 ,s t|lHIa.tf5 and
aut, Mn ~ rHa ~1f#ftsf IT, y eaf- Ha.Ha 1pHse,I6.
dear 81, y"a snosa4oafe sfl utsaae .,taa4.
4 MASON.
l. NJ. CocKrraS=
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-24

I}om3s II. Howard, 4 member OF the bar Of Nca
ofltais, ~ason lie iU4i Instant. sentenced 10y JUdgt
s@nt""n 10 HE lIpnts' lniprsotatn NJ ior coalrnpt -
e,nri. IN using ti.resp.etill language towards lie
aase.
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WHOLE NO. 1850.
11atent Gle0i1lnrs.
EoErNTAN Dsror.
FAy's SARSAPARILLA.

TITS UNIVERSALLY KNOWN ;hai al diseases Are
l-.1s directly or Indirectly hy inPGrity OF ne oooc
T.s fact sStxhi,hed BY The experiences OF sges sno
STAGED beyo1d DOUBT To co1ctsrsci bsera consequence
therefore restore heak Ard vr 10 The SYSTEM ,e ers'
blow should Sc struck the foundation OF esesse the arsE
with Almost OF " sS1dDg Tor he DOS
;nr upou the appear OF disease. rany mhonS OF
6ollsrs a-d great numbers Of valuable lives would he
save: annually lhs fact duly understood and appr>
-a by our CITIZENS. Such u however TIE absurd cas-
TON hat in preference Fsying suiAl arlcun; for
Eoxr rsradv Of uplriOr excellence, which produce
the desired result insay zines The amount = ch=-5y raid
- ,ra- 10 nave csse ioce up 1egs-s ~ arrev!Gr Ply
.vrizr ber our citiTeas have by osSsncs learned
h>l n nine cases cut Of ter, ShSseai car he entirely
rnsai with that sim pie and eI-accus remedies 81
ali s 30 k.o, conveniently hy, Ard spilled dicrset
trou and -obbery which ao~ Srs co1Hnnaly occurring,
by lhs existence OF sntGusIed sud oSerPopuae1 pro
fess.on Will a. e. 9Th be doae swsy
T-e ,se . Sarsaparia s. powerful firiacsot OF me
blood is acts modern application: 10 one OF he ccesi
remedies n existence for that purpose and shouSh many
Poor and miserable srices se sole Saoet aAt nsc,
n. rcaiue Sarsspars manufactured IN eSirac: nom the
i.,et is by fs ricst effective remedy on record
There are several different poorer amos offered 10 ne pun
liz ara sold with ths express purpose of realizing iarse
n-,Sts.rrhs not The case with this SNsspsrilla' "a
e ar srrice warranted geEIne srd a. such superior 10
auy manufactured By sly manu- sciuref Whatever In mia
country Dr. Fay challenges competition or eGrsiiy IN mis-
resp The t4itin Injs. from abroad aud II home. which
can be seen his store the oes proofs wnch can We
urged The Ssrsspas il prepares from me roof ITSELF
sr not Ihs with ali The ciher articles, IRON eN
tracts Of the root Large Oval bottles containing three
times h- Quantity contniued Sardss Briscrs snd other
S.rsspsr las betrc one and half oIsrts Is sold NJ ONE
FAR 81 PERIOR. DR. J. o. FAY. benemisn Depot
rny7 ST. lSi y $50 Fulion-sI ~ l.
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TaE GREAT CANADIAN REMEDY.

or HOirhOulG ANd ElcCaNns-e,
yTNRIViED for the cure Of coughs colds, sihma spit
u ting Of blood whoopiug crugh difficulty OF breathing
p.eurlsF consumption. and all d;sesse. OF the lungs
srcucEs disease thas il sweeping thousands 10 pre-
gtre grave under the hclo name Oi cousupuou, can
%. cured Nv Ina 81 of this medicine.
For sesr. years past Ibis medicine has been N use II
C6nudl where has becCuls srssy known, and Is
cOu.iiersl best medicine in tOT all pulmonary dis
eases The great success WHICH hss attended is use 10
tb1t country and the many truly wonderful cures which
uavs Effected Wy L. has Induced the prcpt-o9s 10 w.
,r1duce II into the United States cOntten, OF iis being Ire
mos. safe md valuable remedy ever discovered aud adapt
ed 10 all diseases OF the lungs when any Of he functions do
rot perform their natural healthy action, ensrlng nos
grateful and soothing 0harnce the functors OF The
Aho,c syGter diminishing excitement when excessive al
laying rriiston, soreness and pam aud spe1uy psFns
renew ed rigur and elasticity 10 the whole frame ~
SRooKLYN, Jacusry I'D, 1876
Nassr, Inhr TInar ( Co. 80 Madru-isue, N f.-StRs :
friend OF mine bearing complain OF sewers cough
and hosrsensss together with distress from winch had
suffered back caused oy severe cod sud-
denly taken purchased botils OF your syrup OF oH-
hound and Eiecsmpane and gave Il TO me- When hIsi
commenced taking IL could not speak above my oresn
nor couI Jeey rrt,hout tng up IA my bed moss % me
shLs would be incessan so As 10
,prve us sleep; but taking three doses me noats
ss was much relieved together with the pain caused 10y
coupiin-; have continued the until nave taken
uhJ or. half OF the bottle. perfectly Tree from any
cough now, aud convinced that hsd not opAincu re-
lief h Inflammation OF the uug produced therehy would
have on Consumption Il Ia certainly he beat med
cne taken for cough the erccs are so soon
felt and will do all IN my power 20 maxS IL Ano"u W my
friends Yours, with much granTdg; ,,,-rr ., r,or,.,
pr.psreI bv John Winpr Co 8S Maden-lane. ~ York,
soe propreors for the u and sold by drug ssis gene
rally hrou .hout the country
Sold by WYATT & KETCHAM, III Fulion-sLi X. A:
Sands 1888 Bowery. cor. Spring; J. Coddngloh' ooS
At the Neeg.York Patent Medicine Warehouse Division
st IC-oton H.ll) All lmFlWS2tWeow'
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Capital rnni-hmcnt Abolished In aiichiG"n
E.aus Dec
Correspondcnce OF The Tribune,

correspondence vi lHo ii1VH"V'
STEAMBOAT (Tomperance) HoTHL
DETROIT / o'clock. P. NJ. May ID, ls4o)
DEAR GREELEY II hasten 10 inform YOU that
the sun has risen in the N'es., and hope IFS rays
will penetrate the darkness whichhas so long brood
cd over the East. Blu. from figure TO fact
The bill to abolish Capital Punishment passed the
House this afternoon by vote in the ratio OF to .
IT. had already passed the Senate bya vote OF to /
This Improvement in the criminal code originated In
the Senate. The vote of the House was for concur
renco. In concuring they added non'essentiaI
amendment which will be acque'ced IN ~ once by the
Senate aud the halter and the hsngnian will then be
among the things that Reqgisscat in pace Rest
In nsace This measure of reform carried ne II
should have been whop, any reference 70 party dis
tuc.icn. When will statesmen In New'NogS AWAKE.
and try n measure recommended by Reason, Justice
Csrs,unty-a Inosaurc which cannot make matters
worse-xhich may improve them. Philosophers PM
lsahropss and statesmen will congratulate Michigan IN
having led the way fror. lsa;sd vengeance, to justice
tempered by lorhcarsnco She has ceased to practice
on the belief that egalizac murder BY Capital foaisa'
inep makes murder infamous. She no lonsSr thinks
,hN burn YOUR house your burning mine VIII restore
yours 10 It's shape and use-ths slog orc man VIII re-
store to HE another man already dead. Let theFS %
light lours ever, w. d.
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wHxAr.-We are happy to learn that the late
rains and ;Ae a-cseu: charming weather a!e rapidly sEns
S forward the whea. crop il this Vicinity whoa PIE
,euts al ncogmoniy fine appearance tbs rnena gen
orally fixes the character Of or CREST staple Tie
weather in May favorable &nt :Ee c7oPse;S s s'Sr
IL Is not likely d materially injured ~ any subsequent
misfortune, cNccp; tn>t- l&ocA' American
THE CRors OF SOUTH CASoLISA-"e are as
sured by cay country frieads says the Camden 9 -
Journal of the S9h ut that there never wss better
prospect for plentiful srsia harves, than Is row lam
hss been desirable the Indications are, thSwe WILL cave
!; for q Gay or two.
F,oy,n, CsoPs-The Tallahassee Flo.idian o:
the a,a ut says tbs; The crops in Leon and Jefferson
Counties are in forwsId ssSe, and that the cotton sn
corn feds present the prospect OF ieo II" 70 lac
plsnter.
LIBERATION OF SLAyEs.-We learn thar ini'ty-
three negro slaves from the Eastern part O. '!s.l
recently liberated az the death OF tne. 'nasei.
Yesterday on board the Dominion TO Ohio. tneu rev
des,inston We learn likewise that their hoeratoF pun
Pittsburgh Chronicle,
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City Items.

CHARGE OF GRAND LAHcESY.-An lndivldcal
uarn Edward johnson was arrested Wednesday night Oh
chs-e Of being couce-ned In -ob5snc drover from ef'
?, Valley OiSeso County. His sceuser WIS detained eE
examination.
ANOTHER CHARGE OF GRAND LAScENY.-Pe;eE
Johnson. VIM Wilson and rrnce DC Mc;t, were ARRESTED
wednesday evening charge OF stealing $50 from NJ
Richard W Seaman. OF l6S Wesi-l6th-sI.
ArrgMPr TO PASS COUNTERFEIT MoSEY.-A
r-s, WAS Yesterday broUsh, up and held charge Q:
r,s<ns counterfeit noney George Frster Of the 1th-
ssycnnS between l7th and 18th streets.
RosrrRY.-The premises No. q Cedar-s were
w1nss evenin. robbed Q: several pieces OF goods,
s.sSins Of drills long cloths nc
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Here is gin and beer account for one week
amounting to one sixth Of what the probably
ed and which tie rate. would aroEn, forty
dollar. year sun, sufficient TO pay the rent OF
Portable tenement for small family The licensed IL
cuor groceries the land the destruction OF the Ia
boring casses-Ehoa the presence OF strong drink they
would be blessings aud the keepers of then, would rd
their sales greatly increased in all useful and necessary
articles P.
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BARNEs's PILE LOTION.


nzR IOUNRS RARNES: DEAR SIa-II Ia with much
satisfaction inform you that your Pile Lotion 10 eject
n cure 10 patient of mine. After few HpphcatIons
iiiJ change ,ook pscc in hs disease; he now suffers
vsr little nconvenieuca and thinks himself cured sn
nerf,ctlv satisfied that in lew weeks bs disease VIII o."
entirely moved his cass was severe oHe anu H' SUI
ferng have been very great
You aye al liberty 10 refer any one to me- Ysp{, Scu
Trenton. FEB. %. 1876.
For SALE wholesale and retail. by
WYATT Y KETCHUM l2 Fulton.st.
rly2 Sw- Sole Agents Ia New-forE.
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IN DIscouRAGED.-Says e hard-working man 70
his neighbor, "Im discouraged / cannot get
along because il costs me mach 10 live lis very
discouraging whena man works day sud night AID
wears his fingers 70 s:anPs that he csnnot set ahead
little.
TIE following verbatim extract from, the account
Of his retail grocer, may throw some light on the
the poor ulaa path. and others Of the same class,
who are given 10 complaining:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-08

II 4 CoPPER Nine IS said to have been dis
covered -cceatly by Mt. F. Csnzn-n u the -arge Of
Rocky HILL New Brunswick dyke o: tra?9een
ny bnsat rock rms North OF the excavation which hss
been rse al the diSaco Of 50 go feet, and the
surface some fragments OF tina: formation are 10 be
found Tas vein OF copper Itself aid bare oy me
tirso. rams sbou: - ecrees Wcs Of North and points
directly to the trap win which !! il undoubtedly coz
neced and which contains the main. or principal vein
OF which this is orly branch lis present Clip Is to the
EAs, inclination OF 20 = degrees cutting the strata
o. Shsle RnCs; righ; angles, ana eHla-sn, as It de-
scends. This circumstance IS anomalous, and indicates
either thG, viii give entirely, thai WI! change
rs dip 20 correspond with The general inclination 10 the
North.w The ore is carbonate OF copper WORE
probably about 90 per cent On the surface where he
excavations first commenced. !: afforded variety OF
blue carbonate of exceeding bEianey RHd very
mineral in d.sintegreteG state, bu; digging farther
down il assumed sreeash and blue forIn and became
compact and solid. In ne course OF few hours a. least
a ron of this ore was thrown Tee vein which
the preser. experinea. IS making IS evidsniy Al CT
Shoot OF The main formation Newark Adv
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Tgg DANGER OF IMFRoPER AsPTsArioSs.-Miss
B-san notwithstanding KEY education AZ very polite
ladies academy within doors Of Pairs Eea - CAN
bc,vcli could 10, IN speaking avoid aiEa she had OF o;-
,s oa he from is natural POSITION and tras
!; us; IN front OF ore OF tie I've voweiS Ih1s Accord
IN. 10 her hat as ~ at, apple h2qqe -n oi'ef
ho:.e- ard ~ owl howl. Mss rcek1iAf . as oe NOM
ing riding on he- jerusalem pony IN Re. nanSec lese
ana green rel Tom following wiin whip coTd, wheii sac
thought he- swain driving rather YerouS-s 'oN-1
the oce&r. Nearer the edge exclaimed Mss bfocS2
Won are tcc near The hedge Tom Tenqie;on. oe-cra
The lady EXPRESSED her real sentiments, Gat not Dreaming
ai she meant him 70 seek TIE cce ans esche~ ne hedge
drove the donkey close the brow q the cf maj ie
srcIrl actually BEGAN crack iAaGwa-t Q; lie lovers
and hat the qusdrupeds sapcrior wisdom llcAeei
him swe-ve inward, tee whole party would have EiaIe
mos: ahEuP; tescs2: upon the heads OF the shel2e
uCchins tse shore LANES Smiths Comic sliSee.;isS
r. Among the articles OF freisb: by The Media
tor which arrived Sa:cry, mi blood ne'ino
sheep rem the celebrated deck Of Lord Weston. England
u,so-ted BY s " Jewe:i, E> en+erprsls wool grow
c. OF weyhrtge, " The origin Of Lord wes:oRs rcck
was sil Of 30 irou his Majesty George III and
they were selected ay his orsP from SEQ which had been
sen; BY he CoI;sz OF Spain 70 the King thar thirty
years since The sheep II question arrived in excellent
condition, and were Yesterday forwarded North 70 lie
owos,. ICON, Adv,
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FOR THE PILES.

FOR THE PILES.
NR- UPHAM5 ELECTUARY-An Internal remedy,
certain cure for he Piles Internal or EXTERNAL bleedng
or blind Sold l2l Fulton- Dvisions and by tho Pro-
prsior regularly educsed Physician OF twenty yeas en-
Chronic diseases successfully treated. Medical Once
los Bowrrv 4 doors above SprDg-st nbl7 3mD&W'
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70 Seuii-nnnunI and Quarterly Payne nts--
TIE Mutual LIE Iu-urauce ComsAny OF New ORR, No 20
wa.st-A. meeting of The Trustees held Apr 1h. lsiu,
tn folouing resolution was atop'7j
R,,eY Thai me officers be authorised receiys semi
Ar nusI sr cusriry payments % premium from parties
desiring il charging legal in:er-. Gu The deferred pay
.u,s with Ih- agreement mat IN csc o. Claim 'or .-
the whole paid balance OF the years premium shall hts'
b- deducted
Extract FROM TIE minutes
yayl e4waH SAM IL HANNAH, secretary.
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General Noticrs.

r. April Report OF the Mgtcsl LII. Insurance.
coSnsrg OF Ne,-Yorx No. SO Wal st-This lnst.ra-
lion duriag the month OF April issued nney-ore new
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Es@The Eastern State Journal a, White Plains.
valiant advocate of grog selling according to
law. thus explains delay in Is publication

APoLoeY.-The a:c appearance OF this number of the
Journal calls for apology. our J0uEueylaH met with
serious calamity during the election excitement or he
first OF the week. from The effects q which he has not yet
recovered AMI probably will he got into person.
ell encounter with Mr. Teddy which resulted in bis get
ting shot In the neck He sill s;asgcrs under the effects
Of his Wounds We believe he laid cut' IN neigh
hospital where The pistols with which he was
shot were loaded. IS soon he gets straight, we
have another Of these unfortunate associates OF To-day
about our premises"
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TESTIMONY" Christians is it not part of al
most every prayer you offer. that God will soon
open upon the world the meniaI day Are you
acting in accordance WIKI your prayers by lending
your influence 10 help forward this glorious cause OF
moral improvement. which must prevail before the
millennium shall fully Gomez Are you exersing your
influence directly remotely TO retard the cause Do
YOU make the poison or do you it, do you sell
i, Never open your lips then 10 pray for the mil
enium. If the millennium should really come, it
would ruin your business for ever
Rev. Dr. Sprague.
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THE TRIBUNE.

gsTbe following article from the Aibany Eren-
,ap Journal. while it possesses interes: for our
readers as containing the history Of an importan,
pablo transaction, will also show the recklessnes
with which charges are made in certain quarter.
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LEGISLATURE OF NETWORK.

AFTERNOON SESSION. ALBANY, Tuesday, Nay 3.
In the SENATE, the session was devoted 10 the dis
cusson of private bills.
In the ASSEMBLY. after the passage Of one o.two
private bills the Committee OF the W hole took up
the bill of Mr.. Coz. in relation TO the Canals and
Finances of the State when discussion sprung up
between Mcssrs BEACH, Coz, BAILEY, CLARK and
others which lasted nearly all the afternoon. The
Committee finally rose reported progress, and were
granted leave TO SIT again. On motion OF Mr. PER
K!Ss the canal bills were made the special order for
tomorrow afternoon.
"WEDNESDAY, May c.
In the SENATE, the New-York and Erie Railroad
bill Mr.. HARD's was reported as correctly ensross-
ed and Immediately had its third residing but was
laid over until 10 morrow. The Hudson River Rail.
road bill was then taken up in committee, and dis
cussed uniil the hour fora recess. No question.
In the HoUSE. bill was reported for the COM
ugce on ways and means providing for the borrow
ing Of $50 G1o e, no; more than per cent for the
payment OF canal damages and passed. \ cues
ton OF privilege concerning repor. OF Mr. BoYcE
speech, in the American Citizen occupied consid-
cradle Tine \ resolution 10 expel the reporter was
offered aud Withdrawn.
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IANDroPO AND TENANT

LANDLORD AND TENANT.
lust PU BLisbED by the suascrhers new edition OF
the lava Of the State OF New YORK, rel4tng 10 Land
and Tenants, together with all cis and amendments
relation the saIe, IN pamphlet form Price l2t cents
FOR sale, variety Of Forms Lsrdo.he' and Tam
ants, ASrccm--'- r-oS-~ s"~""-I sA,d "Ai';nH lse A
erp.ion law; and great variety OF Bills 20 Let House Sc
yers Law Pamphlets are in press and will shortly bspub
ished by JANSEN BELL b6osss.ictsand
s2l If Stqtioners SO Nassau 81
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Boarding ann Gotels.


DOOMS UP TOWN.-Two gentlemen car be we'll
Accommodated with handsome rooms and breakfast and
tea in respectable family No II West l3hst hlh door
bsow 5havenus The location IL most desirable one,
beog lhs immediate vicinity OF several churches ho
waI.s- and other Broadway lines OF stages, near
Unonqusre, &c The house u new story one) 10 nnish
ed with all tho modern improvements, Including no coiu
and shower baths sGd all tho comforts Of homo may be
rsIisd upon References exchanged my7 81
DOADISG IN THE COUNTRY.-A priyste Ia
Dmily living In delightful situation on tne huusou,
within an hours ride OF the City Hall by omnionsss eveI
40 minutes can accommodate four gentlemen hnu snaI
family for The Summer References required A1dfsmpy
I n, 2, ~. NJ, On Nases,.st my63t'
DOAKU,-A few respectable young 'nen also yen,
- ueuan and lady, can DO accommodated WIN N.Y.
Board in q private boarding house al lo4 Wooser no
ereuce given and required. Apply as aoove myo !"
vyAwsOR and Bedroom, with pantry htscnso W e.'
nnfnrnshrd without board, 10 one or Two sngo senuo-
ren Ths apartments pleasantly located 10 mGaetn
Sni house. In the immediate neignborhood OF INC rMK
Apply nj n City Hall Place. -s a.o y
)OARDINC;-A gentleman and his WHO can pe NC :,
Accommodated with board Tor two single Henuanehi ~
65 Aun.sL near Gold. References excnanged AZ I,l
s M kIlR;,S s. b6MaIG s; k5ass. ''''N'
NAA-A King.sl Cheapside, Londou-
Breakfast i $ s. O'Clock supper..........I
Lunch eel from IL 10 l. Bed .............l
| Dinner 80 lSeryants ........0 6 per day,
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