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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-09

200 prizes lowest 3 numbers) ofE2 600
|63 do llat& "a drawn Nos.l EI.066
l26 do ga & 81 or 90 & 4,h drawn Nds. 500
l26 CO ltlh & sth, or 5lh 6sh drs~h Nos $50
jig 90 leih & Tin, Or 7,h & BIB drawn Nos $50
23l36 do 90
Price ofTickefs.
Tickets $40--Hslves $20-Qharters
l0-Eighlhs So
Certificates Of Packages IN the ADORE
Magnificent Scheme, can Be had is fol-
iosrs:
Certificate osr.etsses ofas Tickets 500
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-09

John r. Mason. Esq, the Secretary 81
The Navy. and sciing Secretary Of War
having been called ID Virginia By The
sudden and alarming illness Of bis father.
Mr.. Appleton. the chief clerk, acts %
Secretary 81 the Navy pro lena, and Mr.
Buchanan. Secretary Of State. acts d
Secretary Of War pro len. II
IH'ashingtoa Union.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-09

DEcriSEn, We learn that Professor
MeCliniock declines the appoinlmentof
Principal Of Genesee Wesleyan Semina
fy.ai Lima, TO which station he was re
Gently elected. rs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-09

FurLi- The fuel annually consumed
70 me bnisru States. - estimated al
bluU uUu uOU y 10 stated as q well
known facsg thatthe Il nov more wood
around Tue city Of New York than a the
.fiime o. the revelation. There ere large
iraclsot woodland on Long Island. which
hsss never been used on account Of The
more general use Of coal add these fot.
ests have since been incteasing 10 extent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-09

a WIspfALL "A young mechanic
OF Phitadelphls. employed In one Of the
ioundrles oil thai city. has Just received
iniell'geaee IRON England that be is
heir TO some propeAy valued al SO.
900 !
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Photographic Correspondence of Philadelphia Bulletin
PITTSBURGH, July "a, IL MThe river Is nearly at y
stand with feet 10 inches Of water in the channel The
receipts Of -four continue light and sales limited both by
want Of stock and apathy OF dealers There have been
few lots picked up at SO but the general range is
from 81 to 81 l2K. Grain is without change Wheat
selling from to 81 cents and corn SIX to 40 cents
Whskey continues dull at unchanged prices. The
cepts of wool continue limited and prices firm prime
worth 80 otsand and tub washed ~ to %
Provisions dull and the weeks demand has been very
limited prices dropping
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ALBANY, July M-PN,
Sales Of 5000 barrels four made to-day consist.
ing OF good brands Genesee, with straight brands
Michigan at So IS a So 37K Corn in 1ome batter
demand and sales of 5000 bushels ads consisting
of 1t and round yellow at 50 Go Cents Sales of 600
bushels of oats made at 43 Cents whiskey little
fmsr Provisions little moe stea y at previous pri
c0s Receipts by canal during the preceding twenty
four hoursnour, 10000 barrels; corn, 1000 bushels;
oats 1890 do; wheat 600 do rye 1900 do Freights
steady, and vessels not over plenty.
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BALrIMoRy. Julv DIP. NJ

BALrIMoRE, July 24-P. NJ.
Sales of 500 bbls Howard street -four made at
sH SIS 5 and 800 do City Mills at SIS TO- chiefly fresh
ground Sales of 1000 bushels of Maryland red wheat
were made ST. including parcel Of prime Pennsyva-
MIA do at 81 o. Sales of 5000 bushels corn were made
at Csc for Maryland prime sound white and mixed and
at &c for sound good yellow do Provisions steady with
light sales Whiskey some frmer General aspect of
business rather dull operators anxiousy awaiting later
news per steamer Washington
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Died.
On the 23d instant WALTER STEVENSON, Of this city,
IN the 6sth year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend the funeral Sunday (this day. at O'clock
from his late residence No l6 Market street His
mains will be taken to Greenwood Cemstry for inter-
ment.
On Saturday morning, the Gath instant, PArRrcK
CLARK, Ia the a3d year Of his age.
Tho friends and relatives Of the family and also those
OF his brothers. Owen and Johu respectfully invited
attend his funeral, this Sunday afternoon, at
O'Clock, p NJ, from his late residence No. 80 Henry
street
At Bloomngdale on Friday evening, July 23d, after
short ness In the 60th year her age
At Hudson, on the 22d instant, FRANCIS r., son Of
Robt I and Rachel +. Bunker, Of this city, aged
year and months
Yesterday, at Jersey City, ELIZABETH H., infant
daughter Of Charles +. Durant
The friends of the family invited to attend the
funeral this Sunday afternoon at O'clock from the
re-idence Of her father, in Hudson street.
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wAsHISoros, july 2s, ls<7

The Force IN the Field.
We recently gave abstract Of the probable force
under Scott for the month Of June An associate
takes exceptions the smsllnes Of the numbers set
down. and gives estimate for Jnly Of $4,000 men for
Gen Scott This fact does not at all conflict with our
statement for June though confess the reinforce
ments especially to Gen. Scott have been oonesntrst
ing upon Pueba rapidly then had anticipated
Beyond all possible exigencies, Gen. Scott per-
ecy safe may be able without any further ooops
the part Of Mr. Trt to bring the Mexicans to
terms right speedily.
Meantime, 1t Is probable that Gen. Taylor will not
advance beyond San Luis Potosi holding
himself In readiness TO form junction with the main
wing of the army In the city Of Mexico, circum
stances may require The war would hardly be COM
pete old Zack be not compelled to revel In the Halls
Of the Montezumas" after the concluding dsmonstra-
ton upon the city by his and Scotts united forces
In the reinforcing both divisions glad to per-
ceive by official reports extorted from the official paper
that the War Department has exercised spirit Of
ergy and activity with the necessities Of
the II would have been inexcusabe TO have acted
| otherwise in the late emergency especially when
| Thousands Of men can be had for the asking. w.
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BosroN, July PAP. NJ.

BosroN, July PAP M.
Cotton arm, and moderate sales were made at tn
previous advance. Flour was In some batter demand
and Genesee closed Arm at S. 6aka IS 76 Wheat re-
mancd inactive. Corn, the market feverish,
though prices remain about the yesterday with
moderate sales. Oats dull, at AGO. No change in Rye.
There has been movement in coffee sales of 1000
bags made consisting chiefly Of sumatra, and Rio
at 6Ao IN. Provisions steady with fair demand at
yesterdays quotations Freights close at about prev
Gus rates.
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TO FU,r
LATEST MOMENT
II n l. X. q IL a k.GAs "
From Gen. Taylor's Camp.

FROM 6en' Tayiors camp
Inc New Orleans papers Of the 18th instant contain
nothing new from the army under Gen Scott
Dr. Johnson Of Gen. wool's DIVISION came passenger
the Palmetto direct from the head quarters of Gene
rails Taylor and Wool
Inc aoe'or informs the editors Of the Della that there
were twenty-seven hundred men encamped It Buens
Vista on the 9th inst
Notice had been received of the approach of one thou
sand Mexican cavalry within sixty miles Of Buen. visit.
being portion Of strong body who are said to Ss .d
yancing on San Luis, under the command OF Generals
Valencia and Salas.
There were between four and 1--WE thousand troous n
but Gen. salas expected strong reinforosmsnts
from Zacatecas.
At the time Dr. Johnston left, Gen. Taylor await
ing reinforcements at Walnut Springs with the 10th
gmen Braggs battery and two squadrons Of Dragons
In anticipation that Csmarso would furnish two thou
sand men, Gen. Taylor hoped soon to be sufficiently
strengthened to march on to San Luis
DR.. Johnston left saltillo on the 9th ult.
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|NNu hOWLEY SON Needle and Fab HuoL ,,,an
w faeursn AIeests W~wickseire, Lagaad-s'ore No
ectuly noim the hants New lok aud other
ties that havug now on and of thr ma.
tulsc Articles, will sell 10 tie trade importers ar
nlll symce from their manufacturing prices One Of the
Ffn, VIM. Crowley being NOW 10 E1gaad ana intending
sa@ milsws shall he enabled 70 ,eli stsmsy low pTiccs.
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BUFFALO July 24-P. NJ
Our armer to-day and sales of SOC
bbs, Qnio and Michigan, made at 81 81 o51 in
tuding lots prime quality fresh ground at 81 90
Corn also frmer and fair amount Of sales western
sound good yellow, were made at 44c. Whiskey frmer,
with small sales at 22c Receipts during the past "a
hours have been follows Flour, 1000 bbs Corn,
5000 bushels Freights by canal to AlbanyFlour $50
and corn 100.
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wAsHiNoror, July %, Isl7.

WAsHiNoroS July 20, le<T
The anneration Of Merieo Officially Diseiamsd by the
.administranor, $e.-Prcject Of Pesee-.abandonwen
ofthe Tehuantepee Canal
The lately published overture Of MIR Buchanan to the
Mexican authorities eItingushes the report Of the de-
sian of the administration to the whole Of Mexico
10 this Northern Union the only medium Of satisfy
ing our claims and securing permanent peace. When
MIR Sewer, chairman Foreign Relations In the Sc
nate at the last session. declared that he would extend
the boundary southwark according To the expenses Of
the war even II necessary, TO the absorption Of the
whole country 1t was not an administrative, but an
Arkansas declaration When John Tyler offered fifteen
millions for the Rio Grande and the Califcrniss, II
accented IL might have turned out bargain TO both
parties The earlier offer Of Mr.. Adams might have
been bitter STILL and saved all the trouble about Texas
But all these things have passed by. There wss
though an offer of millions with margin TO nfte
by the present Administration. Mr. sidcl, how
ever, was unfortunate enough TO be discharged be-
fore he could put In this last bid We do not know
that the Administration would have rejected treaty,
OF that It would have refused make retaining 10
Mexico the CALIFORNIA; We believe that the American
Cabinet would have satisfied With the hio
and degree or two less OF California than PROPOSED
MIR Calhoun with Just enough to take In the naroor
Of San Francisco. ,,....,,or "a A,
N was an early purpose Of the Administrator 70
consulting In the way OF annexstioni ana VIZ 49,,
back upon the line Of 49, naturally suggested Inv ''
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TELEGRA.PIIIC.
Markets..

New OsLEANs, July Up. NJ.
The sales of cotton amounted to 5000 bales. No
change in prices Flour-Saes Of about 5000 bbls
made. consisting chiefly Of Ohio and Illinois, at 81 a
81 1917 Wheat-sales of 10000 bushels were made at
sOc including some prime lots Ohio white at higher
figure Corn-sales of 10000 bushels made at 46
6ec including sound Western mixed and heavy fat yell
low, at SO q 6oc. sugar-No change. The markets
closed rather languidly.
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WAsurNoroN, July 20, ls47


liens Of News--PersonaL
Dr. Saunders late bearer Of dispatches to Vera Crus
has returned home passing through this city yesterday
after a short and successful journey
Cant Thistle, OF the marine corps late rom New Or
leans arrived In the city to-day He has been devoting
c-e,t deal of time aud money to an improved ambu-
Lance for the sick and wounded Of the army and We
hons e NAV not considered two luxurious for the
poor soldiers The smbulsnoe has been tredand found
. excellent
Gen Garrett D. Wall, Of New Jersey paid tho fres
dent A fying visit to-day w.
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FIsH-Dry Cod were steady at So IS a SO SO There
had been no new arrivals for several days The last
sales of No. Halifax Mackere were made at 81 so
81 62h scaled Herriugs firm u S5c
FEuIr-Sales of 1900 boxes Bunch Raisins were made
at 81 As.
HAY-The market was inactive at 45c a SOC
HEMr-Dew rotted American was firm the highest
price at which sales have been made reached S20
ton; some holders demanded to- day Sl25.
LEAD-The last sales wsse made at SO 62H So rs,
cash
MoLAssEs-No sales reported
NAVAL SroHEs-The market quiet and no sales
TRANSFERRED by retail transactions
Os-About 1000 gallons American linseed city press
ed sold Mt 70 cts cash. 100 country sold at SO and
800 900 do do English sold at 90 cts cash No change
In whale or sperm.
fPKov,sroNs- new Mess pork Sl4 rs was offered
New prime was worth $l2 IS, but sales trsnspired
NO change in picked meats Quotations for beef re-
manned the same. Lard stood the same Butter-io0
Kegs Ohio sold ION cents There more inquiry
or pork which wanted for delivery in some cases to
Ill contracts.
RIcE-The market quiet The last sales were
made at 81 SIN SIS.
suoAR-we report sales of 100 hhds Muscovado at a
e& cents
rALLow-Prices steady but transactions very
light
ToBAcco-The market remains In the same state
last week. small sales made reported below. most
for city consumption. For Kentucky and Virginia to-
bacco there is u better demand-the transactions were
larger than in the two preceding weeks and prices firm
The stock is very small.
Sold Reed this Stock
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WHALEBoNE-P Prices stood at 30 cts for wv, and 80
cts for South Sea.
WHIsKEY- Sales of 90 bbls were made at IS cts and
small sales also reported at 25H cents.
FREioHTs.- Engagements made by different
sells Liverpool IS Cd for -four at lid corn and
at I'd for wheat In bulk. An American vessel was
taken up for Cork and mar ket to load with -four
IS To London Is demanded for Aour, and lid to
lad for grain To Havre rates steady at 80 cents
for -FOUR - cents for grain. and at 20 for cotton
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Married.
Died.

On Thursday evening, 22d instant, by the Rev Mr.
Snodgrsss, Mr. JAMES DECATUR of Buffalo, to Miss JANE
daughter Of the late Mr. Gabriel Morrow Of Philadelphia
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Dakx THEATkE.-Ths puehe A. ,..p.c,fu,I, ,,fo,.,a
Moua. s; August s:; a. viii be sa'a for
.rss s.s ua Fsg Of hs The S
o'clock in the forenoon. WIS I,it rsi 1 ri /"
BYwss1Ks11. "a J.s..s.
stt,SS 'iS % @
T ss III Syrr dsssI vois'
Zorayds Miss Fanny Gordon; Floranhe Mrs Wilkinson;
boxes q cents; PIT and Gallery la Door. open
ousrerto =; nerfomance 20 commerce at hall-past T.
CAsTLE GAKDEN.T7NI bAsEn, st.ge Mansx.r- On
con- Mss' With Eyf he b% (;
J na,as cbs ns% r %ss cake
After which, Grand p:. de TrOi'. by Misses Louisa
Mis-. Phillips viii sing My own Nativr md
A6tsr which Herr Cline will appe'I On the Tight Rope and
Doors open q s,s PeriOrman, 90 commemorate
PALMOs OPERA IlOUsE--NondpY E,venng, July IS,
Mr. Philips S Fu
Ale, xSfS NATIONAL entitled La Jota Arr'sons'e by
To >. ;Sesssded by the pnTyaed performance of Mons
Tn foscluds with the ballet paniomme entitled Mosso
Gsls cents Second Tier as cents; Private Boxes,
81 Doors open at 7h Performances commence O'Clock
ri E1.sas 5sy AZ
and every night this week Mons pelacroixhe distinguished
IRON IiPss Si asisss %
dancing by the ss,ussag dsnssase Maae syna and
Bruce, MIR Ksyansgh Mr Quayle and Mr. Olded, who will
Tickets as cents admit Gentleman and Ladies. Admis
sion 10 the Garden free.
T. S-For particulars see small bills. ils
CASTLE MISUNDERSTANDING Exhbition-The
~ Chinese junk Keyng is lying Castle Garden
Admission board 25 cents. Open from o'clock A NJ,
till SPIN jI52wr
BROADWAY THEATRE.-This establishment, now
- erecting in Broadway will be opened for Dramatic pur-
poses solely about the first Of September under the
management Of
g. II. BARRETT.
Persons Of acknowledged talent wishing situations for the
season. will please address him prepaid alo9 Leonard
u During Mr. Barreu's absence in Europe all Letters and
jel3 tire w. CORBYN. No q Barciay street.
A Me tICAN Observation-Disclosures both Ar
IA temoon and Evening at 3t and ga o'clock.
New and collection of Wax Figures consisting
| of the IS Negro Slaves captured from
- THE SCHOONER AMISTEAD,
of New Haven in the year 1882
THE ORPHEAN FAMILY. Or KENNEBECK
the most popular and talented company in America.
Also for week more, company Of
SHAKING QUAKERS,
SANTA ANNAS WOODEN LEG,
Taken by the American Army in Mexico may be seen here
at all hours day and evening
Admission to the whole, rs cents
CRICKET MATCH-There will be a Grand Match Of
~ Cricket played between the North and South Of England
Monday the 10th. the ST. Georges Grounds Red House
jy23 2tssrc
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~ PAVILION NEW BRIGHTON, Staten Island
E. The proprietor begs inform his friends and the public
that ne ha. made considerable alterations and improve
this establishment the last He has erect
cd large building containing hrtyh rooms, aogether
disconnected from the main body OF the pavilion These
rooms intended ony they are Of eomforta
BILE light well ventilated and all
to those generally denomnated single rooms in the various
watering places hI oughout the country.
The proprietor ready to with families parter
wishing for the Letters addressed TO
sention
A steamboat between New York aud New Brighton
the following hours viz
From New BrightonAts and II A: M, and . and P. M
From pier No North River New York-Ats A. M and IL
~ and and On r. NJ and frequent communications
will be established as the advances.
Sunday Anangement-From New Brighton ats A. NJ, lax.
GP.M
From New York, at "a. NJ, and EXP NJ.
Music Nights-Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
The Pavilion il ready for the reception Of COMPANY
ap25 tire +. BLANCHARD.
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WAsHIN07

WILMINGTON July y, IBH
The line Of telegraph connecting Richmond with
Washington went into operation at O'Clock to-day
precisely
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WONDERFUL DISCOVERY !-stry kst's solution Hair
Dye . ch,aae gsey hair 70 It' original eolnr N few
as,yk.s. No, Cosssiss Slip where Il os BE- applied.
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Two THE PUBLC-Gve my articles a trial and judge for
yourselves warrant them all be represented the

MY EAU LUsTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
This universally approved and admired article free from
all ardent spirits pungent pa oil and other
Materials cleans the hair expedtously renders beautifully
bright and impars to it the delicate fragrance Of abe flowers
HAIR washed with this extract becomes pleangy soft
and lurprant in its growth, a will positively bring
ha ON bald heads by and hair that has made
and IS turning gray falling out by the spirit or other
Improper preparations, will soon be
and brilliancy by few applications Of Eau Lusa Il is
reservatve against badness and nfalbe cure in all
affections OF the skin the head dandru for
ing the falling OF OF the hair and turning grey
EyDENcE-Nature is nexhaustibe mine in which
perence and study always find excavae; rs that
alone which produces all that calls invention and
which he would do better perhaps adaptation For
sale by Jules Haul Chemist and Perfume Philadelphia Sold
wholesale and retail by A. u d. SANDS Druggists 100
Fulton street. corner Of Williams Henry Johnson ss Broad
way; and at retail of A. F. Asu I49 Broadway; B. Jac
quemod AIS Broadway, New York. je 30tsr
NAYS PATt Mt nOSE-kor sale New York by the
~ an 20 Courlandt street; James
Walter 296 Broadway; Joseph H. Ash 1913 Broadway; j.
n Philbn, Dey street, w s. Z. Chardsvoyne 1874 Cher
~ street; George Howell % Park Row; FAIR Briggs, 30
Rector street Gorge Fulton, SIS Broadway; Knight
Rhodes, 83l Broadway; Thomas Hanson 800 Broadway Mil
Ter Coates 6 Grand street; Charles Pitt Son. II Third
avenue; Nathl Sawyer $50 Bleecker street, Craig Broad
way; Stuart 826 Broadway; Quinn, 5ii Broadway
T. f. Trowbridge ,2lo Water street, Mckenzie QHara,
stree AIKEN, 1911 sIth avenue; Samuel Pryor 25 Third
avenue flumbers; and d. Hodgmsn, Of Maiden Lane
ind Nssa street, and where else the city of New York
je4 BOT
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eI9 M. A M. Isl A NJ. 45A Nj
Is M M. 81 M. l45PM
Croton Falls
7 30 A M.
4 30 P NJ.
The trims to and from Croton Falls will stop New
fok Island except at Broome street, and SOD street.
will precede each train minutes take up passengers
the city.
The morning train Of from Croton Falls will not stop
williams Bridge and For dham.
Extra trains on Sundays to Harlem and Morrisana if fac
weather. " -
STAGES for Lake Mahopack and Dsnbu leave Coton Falls
arrival Of the O'Clock A M and NJ trans and for Ia
hngs o arrival Of the 7oclock A. M. train.
FARE FROM NEW YORK:
% Sroton III 90
Wmti'ckVuc 6TH
Freight trans leave City Hall at il M and at M
Returning. leave Croton Falls at A. NJ. and 9P NJ.
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p w. RyRNEs n CO.'S NEW YORK AND LIVER
- W. POOL EMIGRATION OFFICE.
M ~ 10 -;

F " BYRN Is 90. %, WaeIioo ,, Road Liverpool,
they have found the Of direct AGENCY Tor ,ne
nss" coming out 10 this country the immediate corrsspon
dence with respectable establishment, from whom they can
% G and towards their relations leaving the
old country r. ---.-- .....u.. fx.u. Duh,;. Oh
Belfast Londonderry, and Liverpool, direct 10
Ne York Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore New Orleans
~ IL AZ ON more favorable terms than be obtained from
av other house engaged in the business this country beng
he Oldest and largest establishment IN the passenger trade Ia
Liverpool -, n,A,l. L.u
which have despatched from office IN Liverpool and
The ports Of land for the last thirty years, as"f
cen guarantee Of ability fulfil with satisfaction any en-
gaaeuent for passenger that may be favored with
DRAFTS AND BILLS OF EXCHANGE given for any
amount payable sight the National Bank Ireland and
and also on Az the principal towns OF England and
Scotland without discount -,
list Of the Packet SHIPS with their days o. sailing and ihe
address of the Agents who oct for can be nsd on apfoan
at,hs ones Apply or address y iSEf R9Ss'gsslG co
MIA imsuc % Aouth sue,t
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nRU9 STORE AT MIDDLETOWN, CONN-One Of
- the best retail Drug flores the State Of
offered for SALE To capable Of conducting the
anu sma amount o. means hn store oHer
years will be assigned The has had front put
this summer; the railroad MIDI with
the city Of New York, will be operation and the
bridge question: has been decided in favor Of Mddletown-
all Of which will reader this valuable under
standing the business Apply either letter personally
SAMUEL BOVINE, Druggist
j236tsrc SO John street New York
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- APARIMr..sq TO LET. handEomely furnished
~: or unfinished ~ u Worth Moore 81.
iulA n . m