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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-17

~ In Nantucket, Barker Burnell, late Cashier
of the Manufacturers Mechanics Bank, arrsigned
on the 9th before the Common Pleas, on an indictment
charging that on the 9th of February 1874 he eonious
liz and unlawfuy embezzled and converted TO his own
use check for 5000 signed by him as Cashier, and
drawn on the City Bank Of Boston 10 favor OF Mesrs
Sampson Tappsn payable on toe 18th of March follow
ing Boston Post
Mr. Burnell is defended by Hon. Rufus Choate
and Mr. Coffin Of Nantucket. The verdict was
probably given esterday.
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JALAPA. Nay q. ls47

JALAPA Nay u. l-fl.
EDS DELTA a train Of 200 wagons arrived yes
terosy afternoon from Vera Cruz and proceed this
morning IN company with Gen. Twiggss Division, TO
ward P0ebla and the City Of Mexico. Capt Walkers
gallant band OF mounted accompanied the train,
and during the journey had two skirmishes with suPe
rior force Of Mexican lancers or robbers.
The last took place SAINTS Fe at early hour In the
morning OF Wednesday last which resulted In the com.
plete Of the enemy 200 in number who had
10 killed and many wounded Our men had several
wounded. but none dangerously. The "a Dragons,
who fret attacked BY the Lancers, while reposing
In slumber. had six killed and eleven wounded.
Walker, in person, pursued the wretenes as ir and
well az the darkness OF the occasion would admit cap
t1red six prisoners who handed over 70 the dra
soons and almost instantly shodesd Capt Walker has
80 men, only 10 Of which are mounted. They are
fine body and their gallant commander IS now ne hon
Of Jalspa. 49,,
Cen Worth took possession Of Puebla on the lfih
inst the Mexicans some COCO strong under santa Anna
leaving the city in double quick time, IS our everveto
rious army approached few shots were fred By
Cen w but without, believe effect
II s said strong Notifications have been erected AZ Rio
FRO A miles beyond Puebls, snd Al from the City OF
Mexico where another and the last stand will be made
by the enemy to the onward progress OF the American
army l.. B.
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THE STORM IN THE SOUND on Monday night
must from all accounts have been indeed violent The
steamer OREGON left stonngton at her usual hour In
the evening and proceeded her route to this city
some twenty miles, far "a Sable Bar of Saybrook'
when her Captain concluded it advisable to return to
stonington heavy sea struck her on her broadside
just abreast of the wheelhouse she in the act Of
coming about and stove In the inside bulkhead The
passengers greatly alarmed and much confusion
prevailed but after the steamer had fairly turned
round she proceeded to stonngton without mourning
farther damage
We learn farther that her arrival there, the pa'
seugers held meeting and resolved that she was not
proper boat for beroute between stoningon and this
City
The Knckerbocker of tho Norwich and Worcester
line left Allyns Point alec at her usual hour but had
not proceeded far from New.L before she was
struck by heavy sea which carried away her bulk
heads and stove in the upper saloon in which were the
state rooms She Of course, put back her passengers
arrived Yesterday NOR ming In the Worcester.
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15rnsral Notltse
PHRENoLoGIsIs AND PUBLISHERS,
wLERs g. WELLS,
I3I Nnssnu-st. ~. v.

IK NnTeF.tUT II
and syOsse Oyster BHyD L. l. Dr. sHEw, ne earliest
American practitioner and authOr aer Cure, receives
patents as above Those al distance usY, by sending
a fee. be advised for treatment II home. my25
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HITCHOOCK'S GEOLOGY.

NEW REVISED EDirION-MABk II; NEWMAN
lVCO 100 Broadway, have jlsi published new edition
OF the valuable Text Book Geology by President HITCH
cock Of Amherst College This edition has been NOR
ouyly revised aud adopted O tie prescott advanced sae
OF he science This IL the leading text book on geology
10 use throughout the academies # this country IT'S me
text book In the West Point Military Academy, where
special attention Is paid this study. le9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-17

~ The money coined 10 the United states
during the lOry i've year, operation oil the MINI
per silver and gold, amounts to sl22-3OooOo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-17

BOsTos SAeAcITr.-Among other remarks Of
Mr. Mayor Quincy, of Boston at a meeting holden
for the election Of delegates to the Chicago Con
vention. we find the following Boston has al
ways been American, and will always continue so
for the sagacty of its inhabitants lets no one but
Yankee grow rich on Yankee soil" Did the hon
orabe and learned gentleman mean by this that IT
strangers came 10 Boston with view of entering
into business there they were sure 10 be taken m
Is this the Boston Interpretation of the scrptura
Injunction regarding strangers3
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Z |Ninpgv.ed sy J. r. Beulsmin, 10 seexmsssis
@&unfy ers1Iy approved Of BY ne sedic.i fscui,
~ AT ali who them. tce Dfess1rs
=. rssu,ed rOc Ous a1y pounds ~ re rupture With
b.-. Pal zhicE does mach Injury 70 Ss spine
wssxnsss ADD pals 10 The bsck AID sices srd oss
sptaa tise<sA sI days tral gysa and noi
psrfscty satisfactory n0nsy rssarrsd mn hpu
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M. TAYLOR,s BALsAM OF LlvEh"0Cka, t Joe
~ most exusosdin.ry medicine n me $50 ~
loz.eare-nr nl.h ISL Forsyth-sl wAs snlero even
wears with eon,a u 2sion This m-aicins cured MN
dsIly hear OF The GOst remarkable clfes ~ n e'S
w.re N COUNT rfeits R-neulDer inc genuine 70 90"
ma. AZ ~. uboe.als oseo IS Bee<msnss, ~ The pro
prissos formerly SIS 60vsry !sH Gun
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Once on open rom 8 A. N. nnioP.a
~-Ietters ard Newspnper-

~ Letters ard Newspapers vii be receives 81
the Foreign Snip Once Of ih- I. Tribune 'or the PACK
stship HAyaE, Capt AinsworIh, which 'Sis for hayfe
on the 24lh inst.
Also will be received al the same place, Letters and
newspapers for the packetship CONSTITUTION Capt
Brittou which sails for Liverpool on the 2l.i inst
Asc will be received the uiare, Letters and
New,pspers tor the pscket-ship VICTORIA CspI Nor.
gan which sails Tor London on the @4lh lost Jel1
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[eTG LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS e

~ Letters Bags are open a. the Office Of The New
Yort Tribune for all Foreign Ports snd all letters sni
newspapers deposited IN thls oce viii slWays be for
~srded by the very earliest vessels Ths department 10
1nder the special supervision 81 J. 2. MOWER, ESQ.
well known for many years ths experienced and Ell
cien oi The FOrssp Letlof De pafnsn o
,he New-Yors CRY Posi- Once.
Bags open Tor he reception o. letters and ne~s
papers for the following place., VIZ London, Liverpool
glasgow. ireland. Havrf, Msrseies, Amsterdam, BE
men Hamburg Rio 10 Jsneiro, Valparaiso, Buouos
Ayres Oregon, Mexico. Panama, St 1hcuht, Kingston,
fJsnl Maianzss Havana
rsuf rofu d a. nI i0 p "A
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soHooLRY's MOUNTAIN SPRINGS.



Minis apoa Tho dirsesa Of ,hslf summer ssssssess,
highly fsshion.bls pIses OF Summer Eisasvs IN
proyemsnls and Embellishments have been made 70 me
which IL tho erection Of and splendid bulldog eos
tsinng sixty sssping spsrimepu c2nsuue.sd ~ Ne
moe, sSs 'san1 Tor ss,w.sa eighty
snd red persons IN addition W me nam ~ nsse
Iofor. accommodated The iasoars fot lnis saisi'e =
dag have bsen made Ia Inc whole esisblishment Tns
newly painted sni all hssd up 10 .ns best eo:s.
laty Win the i.'hjnsbls and hose IN he pa,ss, Of
heah Justify the uaders 9nsd In the hope and coondso
4 oectzon that ihs psronsge Of he sstsbshneot VIII
continue heretofore 10 the foil snouot OF s espeey
The reespson Of visitors usl2 Imsod.i MARSH.
- NATIONAL HOTEL, ssoylon, Losg I.sod,.
81 Tho subscriber hsvfog occupied ne sooys ssmed
S.:lGr' 10 ' b. nd he public for ss 6a
patronage they have ext-nded towsa s,n Aod
his undivided attention 10 the comfort OF hh CUES" 70 mess
win q liber. sbsrs Of patronage.
This placs s for sssbshiue cool and "
f-.hng ersszss fishing fo"inx smoo'h hard and levi"
Tai. boo.s 10 .iIus.ed shout bali mile from seu,h Bay
I h f.i.na asirosa st o. X ortP N ior .ss e.
mnsdsls Deer PAX will always fod stages H feeft-
Be-. 70 s.s,e s.% siS.
Horses and carriages snd boss 70 "! g ,:csSnsSs
Bah ZION. Jans "A, is47. isls Ince1s
tLAr lVk> Ok 1AfsoSs
establishment, situated upon he Inc OF the Auhem
- aud Rochester Railroad. between CansS1ssgus eod
Geneva In Ontario Copny haveg been enlarged sne NO
roughly fitted up, 10 now open Tor the recspnon VIZ
tors ..,.
Tas plaes Is cd mlsbly situated In eoarss'ns ec1noy,
In zoe h-ar OF he State from the poss and dus o.
isrss villages or ces embracing beautiful grow 0I1
sst ress a. is plesssreroands from ms mdst o. VIZ
fo~s ia soring. Of pure bsshfa wstsf 90 aspcesS
by Nature a. 10 please and ctsrss Inc vsor snd fsodsss
~ S-si,sh' re,r-si wnestsr for tnoss viking rssoss
rs~s. 90 ,peud Ia recreation and essnre OF Tor those
Who with .heir families are disposed W ssve ne seesso
walls OF civ residence enjoy ne f-fesnes nreesss
md pure atmosphere " Inc county eunsg The wssm ~
500. --...,. III . ~.nh.-. 49,
70, rh.rged somewhat with soda, magnesia md eaSoooc
- stsn5 qusurpasssd In heir medicinal character, -
.dy Tor N. ssin disessss rhsumars a9eeoses,
ayspsoss general debility Of The syseu Ae- and have e.
-cted Ia cssss whore ne waters Of other sprnSs
hsve failed
Tsesg grateful for the nbess patronage hsreosss -
eeivec The Subscriber moss respectfully soicin ID cosn
porter always In rsadirss 81 hs depot g rsssys ~
gage free Of charge ~ IAnkS.
Manchester. Msy -, 1877
SANS soUcI HOTEL, BALLsron sYA.
THE ABOVE ESTABLISHMENT VII 30 oPscoe ~
der the manage Of The sabscroer on ~ AZ oey
u June lost The beaniy Of ifs sustoc sc I've ,moS
alsts vicinity 10 sarasoss Springs ana ke.s,
rendered his place rssos danee NJ sonnH
ssesoo ard me uud-rsixned those who nsy p
trouiss him thai no s6oft HE psrssheh % spese ~
sure thelr comfort sad syproossioc- =, .uou.
jsS ssodsw
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cLERGYMEN AND PHYSICIANS.

AswELL As THOUSANDS OF OTHERS IN ALI PARTS or TIVE
United states are continually sending certificates and In
forming u Of benefits derived from Dr. Townsends ssrss
psrtla
OR TowNsESo--S Str Some lime aimee you requested my
opinion Of the virtues 81 Compound Syrup Of ssrss'
paha am Tow prepared give IL have used 10 my
practice prescribed II for the last few months and
must give my decided preference over anything OF the
snd with which | acquainted, both as to lie medics
virtues and the reasonable price Of which you sell H. In
.crofalous affections catsneous eruptons gesealy, dys
epsia geslon, cosve habits, and liver complaints,
am much pleased with Its effects In thsse complaints or
any other where scrofus u Indicated, can win conn
dence recommend 10 the patronage OF the profession n
valuable auxiliary for removing disease In some OF is
most Troublesome forms and TO an safe and valuable
medicine. BENIN WEEho, NJ ".
Brooklyn Nov. q, 1876.
DR. TowNsESD-Dear SIR Hsylngfo some time pas,
been afflicted with pulmonary affection on my lungs, and
continual pain In nv side. owing 10 evening exposure In
travelling sier preaching and finding my disease 10 In
cease with difficulty Of breathing and other ssr
ing symptoms ad vised by clergyman. friend on
mine TO try your celebrated ssFsspsrila did so and
AMER taking two or three bottles found myself relieved
NV appetite has been restored find mysefmuch strong
err and hope very resume my usual dues. have
bee 90 greatly benefited by your excellent medicine feel
Il my duty known the facts for The benefit Of others
who may lsbofDg under the dealtes Ihstl have
been for some tire pssi. Respectfully, yours,
Nov ~ 1876 Staten Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-17

VERr GooD-A gentleman residing &, the ives,
part Of the city, who had been very much snn0yeo
BY peddlers, hss placed upoa mic door the iohow
Ing notice" Pedders and Thieves requested no' 20
ring bell occupant of this house declines deal
ing with them" boston Times
OUTRAGE IN Bosros-Some scoundrels IN Dos
ton have throwing bottles ed with tar and grease
through the house windows Of Deacon Grsnt the well
Known Temperance advocate and friend OF Cough
Considerable damage was done TO the carpets and fur
nitpre.
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ALMOsT A MIRACLE

READ TIE FOLLOWING, and doubt n you csn, that con-
,nmp on cannot be cured This 10 only one OF several
rad case. Thai Townseuds Sarss pArs has cured
BRookLyS Sept Ia 1870.
Ds TowSsssp-Dsar SIR ! was tsken. a little over
year ago with cough and pain In my side u In.
creased on me very fast indeed. wss pronounced BY
physicians TO have the quick consumption raised large
quantities. Of bad matter had night sweas and SINKING
very fast. nv doctor said he could do nothing for
went into hospital in hope " being benefited but WA
pronounced there as ncursbe was now greatly distress
I'd Al tne lungs and could hardly breath. became
smacated and expected to dls confined 10 my bed,
snd was obliged TO have watchers; indeed cannot give
Won Hny description that would do Justice TO my case.
vas supposed by my friends TO be past recovery had
tried great number Of remedies and all seemed TO be TO
no purpose read Of extraordinary cures per
formed by your medicine Gnd To tell The truh sus
pected there some humbug Ia them. But was In.
ducsd 10 try IL; did sO ana very thankful did
cannot ssy that entirely veil but ara 50 far recovered
a, 10 be shout my business ard hOps 10 % entirely vel IN
sf,w weeks Ny cough and pan Ia he side. and night
es,s have len me and raise Gut very little, and am fast
gaining my usns strength. fel II duty 10 give you
.t,t.fnsnt Of my case. 70 publish II you please
DETER BROWN. a Little 81 BROOKLYN
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY or JEFFERSON COUNTY
The wslertown Jeersonisn announces that the Judges
Of that County have appointed Joshua Moore Jf Dc
the, Attorney in the place Of Hon. r. Lansing resigned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-17

r1r The United States Circuit Court Judge
Woodbury. presiding commences its June term In New
X dey.
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NApAME TILLIBUX'- sy.ieu

MADAME TILLiBUX'- system Of Dress Making
vi aushi and pui practice day al 81 ChsmOefs a.
&c., TSs. are invited 10 call aud witness ia superiority
IN III he old methods. Terms for insiructon only -
Lining and pattern sued f0r 50 cents Dress hakng IN NE
- - r,,,t f,shionab- sfyle raasorabe terms
s good sewer. will b. taught Asi T. system ard prse
es Dress Maxim for feg week. assistance IN sewing
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From Vera Cruz.

ArTisal Of Train Of pro Vazczs az Jais21 from I-s
Cri- esoorted bv CAP, Halksr and hts MsF-hnGck
The Tran 5y Ranchsos. and Tier Defeat b Capt
WeIk,r-4asthsr Bauls ez2,cted AZ ths Pas o. Rio
Fri0. sshicA has been sfro7slg fortified. e.
Correspondence of the y. o. Delta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-17

DETECTION OF PIcKPocRErs-On Saturday afternoon
about an hour before the departure of the train which
leaves the Boston Depot at y p. NJ Mr.. VIM. Akermsn
the Conductor discovered two suspicious looking ind.
viduas proving around the Depot and with his usual
promp,ness and energy took 10 defeat their ct
empts by informing the Superintendent and the men Of
the Depot of their whereabout and description Of their
persons Before the boat reached the East Boston side
The cry of pocket book lost" heard and the
rival OF the boat the two attempted to make their
escape by leaping the farther side of the cars but
owing to the promptness of Mr. Akermsn they were ar
rested and the pocketbook was found on one oil them
h yas detained The other came far Salem in the
cars and by the efforts of Mr. Akerrnan and Mr. Moses
Eaton he given in charge OF the proper officers The
person who lost his pocketbook was MI Robert ptoD
of salem. lNewburyport Herald.
Mr. Alderman, the gentleman aforementioned,
is one of the most obliging and efficient Conductors.
Ofhis intelligence aud conduct too much cannot be
said In praise
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CInn. Weniher. &c.

MARrLASD.-The late rains have given to the
Wheat Crop of Maryland materially improved appear
ance This is the language which reaches US from ysri
oss and opposite sections OF the State and warrants the
belief that the approaching harvest will be but little
short of fair general average yield. The Corn Crop
and 10 fact all kinds Of vegetation. have also put on
new and thriving face and the country heretofore suf
ferine from drouth now holds forth the cheering pro
mise OF yielding its fruits ia due season
report in the Cenreyile Times respecting the crops
in Queen Anne County forms exception TO the terms
OF the paragraph above. IL sppears from tae Times
tina, the fattening rains which fell IN other sections OF the
state did not visit Queen AIMEE in consequence OF
which there will not be, II is thought more than hall
crop OF Wheat il ths, County The crop too Is very
backward, owing 10 the drouth. bait amer
CASApA.-The weather since Wednesday has
been sessonsbe We have had several refreshing show.
ers which will prove highly benehois to the country
Spring crops generally, look well but owing 10 the
lsteness OF the they more backward tnan
ususl Fall Wheat has been failure in many parts oil
the District Several large neds have been powed up
and sown with Oats We understand that west OF the
Newcastle District the Wheat crop 10 very promsng-
Osing 10 the failure in the Potato crop for two or three
wears past many of farmers planting sufficient
Tor their own only Kingston tCsnSds) argus LIN
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COURT or APPEALs.-The first term Of this
Court Is appointed by law to be he'd at the Capitol in
The City of Albany. the first Monday OF July next
The Evening Journal understands that the Clerk Of the
Court for the Correction of Errors will prepare Calen
dar for that term of all causes OF which notices shall be
served him before the last day of the present
month Notices by mail to be addressed to the Clerk Of
the Cour, for the Correction Of Errors, Albany.
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NOW LGT THE PUBLIC JUDGE.

no THE FRIENDS Of Correct Etucstion and OF Iruin
J Marcus wilson's to ard exposure oil Mrs
wiard's Appeal sc 10 published aud Gao be he'd gratis
on application 10 MARK n. NEWMAN co 1879 Broad
way The ori sinnl Review Of American Histories, as
published in l8f5 accompanies this Answer so tnsl me
public Judge Of the wrong and injury done 20 MRS
tyu,.rd by ma - an ferrous pamphlet the answer,
we uust viii fully the naure OF her claims 10 ori-
gtnayn as well a. the hseness OF that serious charge
Il trespass on her literary property" -,
MARK II. NEWMAN 4 co.
n B. The publishers Of Mrs. Willards Appear hav'
ing rsr sed at-r espeetfu request Furnish Va WIN
lei of The Of thOss 70 whom the AppeaF hsd beer
sent ia order hist might also send them the Reply
we are compelled ask 10 this public manner. that al
friends OF Education Teachers Editors and others VINO
have received the said Appeal" will send us lheif names
ana nost-cfi.e address snd will forward The Reply
free Of postage. MARh H. NEN WY ~
81 fHf brnenWaYs
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:EnK F0LL.IWING rs,

Ill
e. Of sceencIs Puln0uic syruP : given entire for
the benz IL Of ~ public 60 a, st
-,onhs sfciet with PAN In me ste ane nrent sPiilns
flood daily with distressing grArefsrd cor gh, Was a.
,,41d dfgeuv hy biz rh Bi-isn who vas ccunseled ~
otse-. ~ 20 good eject He then applied 10 10 OBJ
-, ~ h h.f dozen bottles % S-hercss fulnforic
syn winch ~ took according TO he directions After
two bottles he entirely relieved frum all Dis
.v,nors bal continued taxing TIE syrup Ill TIE hAf Co
- bttI-. wer, exhausted. DE Il nov well aud erJ0y
n, 800 health 1 en- brother nav 10 he sad John De
NSS srd oqita ro1vrr.snt with he circluslsnce. an
In n, xsy Interested FOR Mr. Schsuck b.. safe ire shove
fet. Tor he encouragement o. s1ch may be similarly a.
acted. NOOh Jersey Try " =.
Pr-psred by J. X sCHESCK. and for ssl- Al bis Prnei
nal ofr- 81 souh sixth o. Pal sceiphs. Cortland 81
New YORK SAFE Boston, and BY Druggists a gene
raj FL 1-el- -
CAUTION TO DEALERS ~ FIkE ARMS
In he action % Etrs Alea B.Ha 4 Syas, IN ne
cirrut Coart OF the Urec ssies. for nfng 81
II, ps-u,riEhl 70 man1'acure, use and sell 10 be used
he sELF-COCKISG PISTOL. verdict hAs been given
Tor ths psrtid with VI ial, and hne Of Twelve
hrrIret do srs and injun01 has been Issued Sans
Rrt SYN. 10 restrain tn-m from msking selrg sad
.yrra fbeir petiOo fOr triA and 10 carry u 70
Wsshinrton or bill 81 exceptions, has been refused
r. rubic are therefore respectfully csuuoned against
,urrha.fng or selling the s~fCocking Pistols made ~
R,nf Ssr,s or sny Pistols Of similar kind BY csr--
z.rdinz nj. csutOn, would uske Il necessary tcf Ne
suh.rrer 70 sppes The laws for proeci0n In al saeh
49,. Al .rr.c-s u This kind made BY Aeo thur
Der Noruich coun and for sale by he pne pal ds.
or, M the article IN New YORK EIHAS ALLEN
Eor.ies, Com I'm Nov. 1915 nls 2awaAkrhls;P
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The following is a copy Of Gen. Taylor's letter
acknowledging the reception OF the Resolutions
adopted by the Legislature Of Virginia at its late
session
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DOARDING--A few bosrders may be- seeom~odarl
ID win pleasant rooms and board st 90 Widest Aiso
q fsv dsv bosrders at the ssm- place le6 xs.
DOAHUINts-A gsDtl,msn and VII. can b. &C.
Dcommsdsisd with esssnt rooms and board In pses
act family Also three young ladies can be
accommodated. Apply - Delsney st lel5
a PRIVATE FAMILY who take but few bosfdsss
fAhsvs present pessant apartments to le Please ~
ply Al 500 Fourth st. Albioupiace lslo IL
I ODGINGs To LET-Furnishsd or unfurnisbsd -
1.-the location 10 delightful, nss st. Johns FAX In
quirs al 81 Beschst. llo "
BOARD IN TIKI CUUNTkY-A email fseiIy q
ID fsw single persons be well accommodated wtA
board Haspgs within three minutes wak 81 the seeo.
boat landing and Of the most beautiful o1ces on We
river Terms reasonable. Inquire 81 Dunning's Hotel
jsl4 CT
DOARD IN EAST BKOADWAY.-A senIs1as
ID and wife, and two three single gepusosa, GO
be accommodated with pleasant apartments ana hoard ~
applying ct III East Broadway. References exchanged
ie9 I'M
DOARD.-A gentlemen and wife and two or brss sin.
Dgs gsDtlsmsn can bs accommodated WIN teas:es
room, and board 10 Pnvste family, BY applying Mh
ssnds-sl Brooklyn. Terms mod crate. t9fws
ID OARD.-OenIlsInsns nd their wives, or sDsis tsa-
ID usmsn, can 10 handsomely accommodated With faf'
n,hed or unfurnishsd and board by applying i'm
m-dlsisly At ~ West Wss,ingtoo-paee. l.lt Nv.
DOARDINti-Whh private family, and uss Of psno
ID forte n required. 80 MeDougslst Jsli I'm
rJ,O LET-Two very pleasant rooms 10 f,h story Of
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