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FOR SALE AND 10 LET.

ITO GENTLEMEN, FARMERS AND OTHERs.-A MOST
beautiful property be sold cheap 1t consists Of
acres go or Of which are upder the
rest covered with maple walnut chestnut and &c
The land Is Of the best quality As stock dairy farm it
might easily be made support from eighty to hundred
head IL il likewise admirably suited for raising wheat aud
other grain There excellent mansion house. situated
the bank OF beautiful river and farm houses
property 1t Is within Ave miles Of railroad station soce
~ coed, climate delightful and perfectly healthy. II de-
sired half OF the remain for
AZ per cent. Messrs }. A SERGEANT Land Agents. is
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TRAvELLErs, GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AsDoY R0ApL LINE FOR PHILA-
delphia At o'clock A. ~ and half clock.
r. ~, by steambcat JOHN POTTER, daily (surssvs
esoertedl from Pier No North river Fars-First class
ears. 81 second class cars. 81
INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE FOR PHILApEr,-
II mia touching each way a. Cape May.-The and
sptr AID steamers fENOBsCO Capt seymour, and
ppNNFHFC Cart. Flowers, leave Pier NJ North River
sIsv Trssdsv THURSDAY and saturday four o'clock for
&. BRUSH, oncs en Vie Pies.
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AMUSEMENTs.

RowERY THEATRE-sATURDAY EVENING. JULY
mora. s BE 'ss h Is s
Eaxard Middi..On Mr. Til.oa Bin Dswscn M winans;
S s. .a Rie TIE Ths EoSE oF co Rs Msss
mr. Hp1 Grss Aspn Miss Ws%y' To Be folS.sd
Mrs slco Doors open at curtain viii rise
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTRsET.-sATUR-
sS hs farce sMssa% mss s. Mr.
he soR IN NY bSa
%ms H WP hs Ts n SS @ the
SSs Ss , W Mr.
MIS- leicester Rachael Mrs Dunn Bess Miss L. Roy
PGors a. "a s9y.an ss rises a. o'clock Boxes 2
- Broadway, between Grand and Brooms streets Mon
snsi
until further notice Admissicn cents Doors open
CONCERT will at ees0en IN afternoon concert
MINERVA ROOMS. 4o6 BROADWAY. OPEN EVERY
~ and %sgnases ETA mammoth Of
Of canvass taken S%,e
.s &. s S iii % @
afternoons Liberal arrangements made with schools Doors
'r'A = - pl''''' A.'' a. W rENNo. Proprietor
GRAND ORGAN EXHIBITION, AT ERBEN's ORGAN
Factory liz Centre street opposite Canal on Monday
evening July 22d, 1880 Mr. William A. King
inform his friends and the public that he will exhibit
%
Part Ii Overture to Oberon, organ Mr.. W A. King We
ber q Sacred Aria sit is enough Mr. Philip
delssohn Overture Masaniello organ, w. A. King
ter Aria. Laudate Deminum Mrs Edward Loder Mozart.
Vocal Duet Messrs Bcutler and Mayer Mendelssohn
Grand Duet Conoertane harp and in
nts concluding with the celebrated prayer R,sn
Noise. Messrs. II. Williams and W. A. King N Bochsa,
Part Ill. Grand Concert Overture, organ, M W. A.
King Kuhlan Ave Regina, Mrs. Edward Loder, Cheru-
bini 8. The Wedding March, organ, Mr. ". A. King Mem
dessohn 4. German Vocal Quartette, Messrs Beu tier
Kaiser Meyer and Ohrlen, Mendelssohn. Extemporane
performance in which all the stops and
splendid combinations of this fine organ will particularly
and exhibited Doors open half past T. Con-
o'clock Tickets so cents each to be
had at Erbens Factory liz Centre street, opposite Canal
at Stodart Piano Forte Ware Rooms Broadway the
door on the evening of the performance.
u EMINGTOK's WONDERFUL MAGIC BRIDGE Is
at all hours Of the day and evennghrst door
above Niblo's.
DROFIrABLE sPECULATION.-THE UNDERSIGNED
is DESTROYS Of selling his half interest in Panorama
OF tie Mississippi river he unable accompany
Europe This work has been successful exhibition
some months in this country and will good inst-
pal cities in Europe Letters addressed (pos paid to c.
~ box z6s5 Post ONCE New York. will with prompt
attention.
ITO ETHIOPIAN MINsTRELs, sERENADERs, AND
othersThe subscrib Der is erecting splendid Hall
suitable for the above parties
may wish to negotiate for the plans The
hall will seat comfortably about 200 PERSONS leaving the
1t will be let by the longer required For further
particulars In qure for GEO. W. MILLER 4f6 Broadway
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THE TELEeRAPHs.

AOTICE-NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT A
IN meeting % the stockholders New York State Tee
graph Company will held the ORielly General Tes-
graph once Ne ISL Brcssway New York Monday, The
2yth day Of INV instant, ct o'clock r.. N.
Nv. JEROME, seers~ry.
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NEW HOTEL. MoRRIsANIA VILLAGES NOW
open for the reception OF ysttrs and boarders The
Harlem Railroad leave the city and return almost
hourly during the day Dinner Mt o'clock Meals a. all
hours. Refreshments at the bar. HENRY DURELL
CEA BATHING, AT LONG BRANCH.-THE NORRIS
- House. the above celebrated bathing place
for the reception OF vsters This establishment needs
comment being under the same IL when
builti aud all the old fayorte proprieor-J w. Norris
for tho Morris House and all win be right,
charge j. W. MORRIS.
N D. The proprietor being desiroussf retiring from the
boarding business, onsrs his establishment for sale.
j. w. NORRIS. Proprietor.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW
fsrk and Lvsrpoo-The ships Composing this inc are


PACIFIC, Captain Nys. BALTIC, Captain Comstooi
kDhtAfIC. Csrtain Grafton.
These shirs hsviSs teen built BY expressly fo
Governmcnt service every has been taken In their
srueton. a. also In their engines 4. strength
speed, and their accommodations for passengers
egusled for elegance comfort Price o. from
York 20 liverpool sS exclusive use q extra sise
rooms ssS. No terhs secured until paid for expert
enoed surgeon viii be attached teach ship For freight
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SPORTING.

HUsTIN0 PARK CoURsE.-RACE BETWEEN SUI
folk ard MOSCOW postpoped.Monday July 22d purse
Of $500 two miles and repeat in harness. so second best.
Ist snd oren stands will We 20 eens Monday David
Bryant nters LADY Suhok, n " a. W Young enters
M Lady MORROW. AIhany. 3. EASTMAN. Prorrietor
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RARNUM's MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA.-P r.
- Barnum, Proprietor and Manager; Henry Sanford,
assistant Manager Engsgement Of Bira the greatest
mysteries of his occult science in dreams in the
Room, which in beauty and be equaed
The London Panorama remains this week. Dissovng
and Chromatrope. Ballads. Dtties &c. Performances
and evening Adittance Is Chill
dren under 10 years, 12ls cents.
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PUBLICATIONS.

T>HE BORsENHALLE DAILY EVENING PAPER OF
Il the Hamburg Exchange Hall-Political Commercial,
and Shipping Intelligence published night at o'clock
In time Tor the English steamers the latest
particularly from the Baltic --latest Sounds Private
correspondents from all the chief cities markets. and ports
Of Europe Price SIS to include tie postage
Advertisements lee line Orders by letters received
agent, Mr.. N. Degetau, LOG Leonard street.
q. v. H0SrRUP Il SON, Projectors.
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INInsT DIVISION. ~ Y. STATE NIIITIA.-pIyIsIoN

TIRsT DIVISION N Y. STATE MIIITIA.-DIvIsIoN
II trders-No c5.-New lcrk, July ~ ls.0.-rhis dyi-
sion viii rarsde Tuesday next the 73d July instant for
the purrose Of rendering funeral hopor 70 Major Gene
Zachary Taylor late President Of the United States
susnt the arrangements o. the Common Council Of the
The divnor line viii Ne formed on Bro.dwsy the left
on qsarer past two oeleck pre-
The funeral win proceed from she City Hall MP
street and the Bo~ery, to Union place, and down
Brgadier General Storms viii detail suitabie detaeh-
terry during the rroeesi and will make reaniston upon
the Commlssary General for the necessary anmastion
Brgadier General Norris will detail troop Of horse Tor
Escort duty 70 report TO the MAJOR General at his quse
at two o'clock.
Brfadier General Hall will direct two troors Of horse 10
the Division inspector Tor special duty
o'closk, upon the division para De ground.
Commandans OF regiments will serd their standards and
camp coors 20 the City Hall, Friday next, the 1875
stsr eight o'clock A. NJ 20 be drapsd with appropriate
emtms o. mourning under the direction Of the Comitee
Of Arrangements.
left and sword hil'
The division stan win assemble at the quarters Of the
Major General al two o'clock Y. NJ
Brgadsr General Even will the nstonal standard
10 he drlayed from the Battery, at hastas with the
usual badges of mourning from sunrise until sunset
independent commands located In adjoining counties ais
posed parade with the division will report 20 the MAJOR
GENERAL his quarters 22d inst and 10 the Division
Inspector the ground who will assign them position in
lins. BY order, CHARLES W. SANDFORD
Major General Commanding.
RoRrRr G. WrrNoRy, Division Inspector.
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WATERING PLACES.

OCEAN HOUSE. SHREWSBURY N. j., on THE
" shores Of the Atlantic-The house
nhed and open for the reception Of and
transient boarders and all others who delight in river
bathing fishing fowling and sailing, WA. MATHEWS.
MANSION HOUSE, CAPE ISLAND, N. J.-THIs FASH
l iosable and popular Hotel, having been elegantly res
htted and enlarged, Ia nov open to the public.
HOOPER b LUDLAM.
(,na Nav Julv
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ITO ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELS SERENADERS AND
others-The subscriber is new erecting 'plendd Hall
suitable for the above Respectable parties who
wish to negotiate for the plans
hall will seat comfortably about PERSONS leaving the
aisles open aud with large for the performers
IL will be let BY the longer required For further
particulars quire for GEO. W. MILLER 46 Broadway
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- EsovAI,-DRs. cHILDs AND FORD HAVE RE-
N moved their once TO 6 Cksmbers street Once hours
from 10 o'clock A. ~ and from ste o'clock y ~ They
have orened once where the will Ne attended gau
iously Tuesdays Thursdsys apd Saturday, from 70
II o'clock NJ DR. Chds attends 70 diseases Of the lungs
and heart; Dr. Ford TO diseases 81 the eye and ear
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GRAND ORGAN Exhibition, Ar ERBEN,s ORG Al
- EMINGTOK'S WONDERFUL MAGIC BRIDGE IS
~ at all hours Of the day and evenngrst


DROFIrABLE sPECULATION.-THE UNDERSIGNED
DESTROYS Of selling his interest in Panorama
Of the Mississippi river he is unable accompany
Europe This work has been on successful exhibition for
some months in this country and will prove agood nwst
nsnt to capitalist who would wish to visit all prnci
pal cities In Europe Letters addressed (pos pad
r. box z6s5 Post ONCE New York. will prompt
attentio 49, -
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MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL, BROOKLYN JULY
l ~, lS50-ln consequence Of the storm. the funeral
ceremonies in honor of the late President OF the United
States which to have taken place this day in Brooklyn
postponed until Monday, the 22d nst when
will take place. bshed in the papers Of
this date BY order Of the Committee Of Arrangements
EDWD A. LAMRERT Chairman.
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SHIPPING.

LN0R LiyERPooI.-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM.
II ship ATLANTIC, Capt, James West.-This steamship
MI deIarawith The mails Tor Europe positively on satur
Canal street All letters must through the Post osse
No berth secured until paid for For freight
having upsquaed citations for eleranee comfort
apply to EDWD. X. COLLINS 90 W ali street.
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ALIxANDRgs LEEcHEs.-PRINcIPAL DEPOT AT
"A VICTOR BISHOPS. No. q Maiden Lane. New York.

TN THE SUPREME Court or THE STATE OF NEW
i York-City and County Of New York-Th0mas Duseabu-
AGAINST Hoilbuth. summons for demand
contract. ICON. not ser.D To Edward Helbuth-You
hereby summoned aud required 20 the complaint
In this action which fled in the oce Of the Clerk Of
the City and County New Ysrk at the City Hall Of the
saidcomplant the subscriber. a. his ecs No rs City
Hall Plaee IN the city 81 New York within twenty days at
the service of this exclusive OF the day
service; and " you fail the said complaint
within time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will
ke sEanst fer the sum Of two hundred and
twenty. dollars and SEVENTH with interest
hundred and eleven dollars and cents thereof
from the 9Th day Of Arr thousand eight hundred and
hundred aud eleven dollars and thrtyh
FROM the 9Th day % NAY thousand eight
June 2sth. lao THOMAS WARNER,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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EoR SAN FRANCISCO VIA CHAoREs, ON THURS.
day, August 1st.-The splendid steamship CRESCENT
CITY Charles Stoddard Coumander will leave for chagres
on Thursday, Angus, let s o'clock, r. NJ, from Pier Ne
= :. J. HowARb 4 SON, 81 Brcsdwsg.
The EMPIRE CITY will succeed the tREscENT CITY
which vessel through tickets viii be furnished
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MASONIC NoTICE-THE MEMBERS OF YORK
WI Lodge, Ne, are requested to meet at the Lodge
of Oliver and Henry streets Tuesday 2rd
inst at IL o'clock to unite with fellow citizens in pay
funeral honors TO the lamented General Zachary Tay
lo late President Of the United States all Masons good
ding invited to join with full Masonic Rega-
liza. BY order WM A FREE8ORN. W. NJ.
ROBFRT HAMILTON Sea-
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MAsoNIC-IN CONSEQUENCE OF TIE INCLExEN-
1 Of the weather the solemnitss in Of
General be observed in the Brooklyn
been postr oned until Monday the 2sd inst which day
all thren in good standing desous of uniting therein
requested to meet at the dge Room Tomseys Ho-
tel in Liberty street, Brooklyn O'clock precisely.
white gloves and aprons.
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N0TICE.-THE COMPREHENSIVE OF CORWINE,
IN Brother Co., Of Panama. dissolved the sixth
day Of April last The business is continued Panama
der the frm by A b. Corwine, NJ Corwins and v.
Turner The sole agent Of the house New York FLETCH
ER WESTRAY, III Front street. who alsne 10 authorized
issue tickets their behalf for from Panama to
AMOS n. CoRwTNE
DAVID N. CORwINE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IIANBLIN CUARD.-THE LAST MEETING OF THIS
Corrs will take place. for business Of importance at Its
established at o'clock precisely The embcrs
bre p,rtieularly requested 70 attend.
N. Y. STEVENS, Comnandant.
Iiept j. MoouE, Secretary.
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HoMEsrEAp VILLAGE. ON THE EIoHrH

III 0hESTEAD VILLAGE, ON THE EIGHTH
avenue and enc hundred and forty first and forty
fourth streets within view Of the high brdge-a
ghful residence IL the best opportunity offered for
poor man. who wishes to become freeholder. All the
Strangers fashionable hoods and nobility have
the door to view the great work Of artthe High Bridge
not to be surpassed by anything in the world
homesssd exenst for $1,000 Two hupaiva and fftSsx
Lots for ssls the East aide Of the sold
West eide. Workmen engaged in eating the streets
through cent OF the purchase money can
remain bond and mortgage for years For particularly
maps plan re- apply to the window shade warehouse ms
and M William street SAMUEL y. BARrOL.
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ITO THE ITALIANS.-ALL THE ITALIANS IN NEW
York invited TO meet Monday evening, the I'D
inst, at o'clock, NJ Mopteverde Barclay street. to
treat again about the expected arrival Of General Garbad
They also invited to meet the place the sd
thence to start to take part the funera procession
in honor Of General Taylor late President of the United
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PARTNERsHIPs.


0TICE.-THE C0-PARTNERSHIP OF MARRET,
IN Jarry Gaime, No 3gl Broadway dissolved
the first Of July inst by mutual consent firm has
been formed from the day under the Game,
Cuillemot& Co.. and will continue the business hereto
fore conducted at the above address, The
Jarry Of Paris continue their relations with Gaime Gue
mot Co.. Of New York. and will send all the
and handsomest articles Of jewery fabricated in France
II. GAME,
&. GeILLEM0T.
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NE PETER SHERIDAN, WHO LEFT THE CITY OF
1 Dublin accompanied by his sister Bridget Sheridan
the 10th Of Nay is40 will hear Of thing his
terest by of his whereabouts Mr. James
Shields at John Mills Hotel Is Msrris alley Walnut
street. between Front and Second streets Philadelphia
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posTPoNEhENT-0; OF u A-THE FUNERAL OBJ
sequies Of the late President which take place
in Brooklyn Friday the 10Th, Monday
the 22d Of Jsly The chapters in New York intending to
join IN the ceremonies are requested to meet at the Chan
Gerry Rooms corner and Grand street. and pro-
whore they will be received by the order in brooklyn
BY order of Committee, ID. X. SEAMAN, Chairman.
Ii 1rIrc S1rp Sacr
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FUNERAL OF GENERAL TAYLOR.

CITY HALL, NEW YORK, JULY 10 l850-THE
Funeral Procession Of the late President OF the United
States in this city Tuesday the 23d inst will
from the City Hall az o'clock p NJ The route will be
thence through Broadway around the Park to Chatham
street. Chatham street TO the Bowery the Bowery and
Fourth avenue to Union Square around Union Square to
Broadway and thence down Broadway to the Park in front
Of the City Hall full Programme Of Arrangements will
published in the several papers Monday morning. BY
order of the Committee Of Arrangements
GEORGE IL. FRANKLIN, Chairman.
Rtcu AM Seer
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EXCURSIONS,

GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION UP THE LONG
n iisno SSand, 70 New Rochelle and Glen Cove Pare
- way The splendid steamer ISLANDER, Cap
sbov Places on sunday July 2ls lS0 leaving follows
Canai street o'clock, A M Chambers street. "a do;
Cathsrhe street 9is do Grand street. 9x and Tenth
street. 10 do Returning leaves Glen Cove At o'clock r.
that could be made Fer pleasure, sceuJ 6e IL has no
equal Dinner provided for the the arrival
Of the boat at both places N D.Refrsmsnts provided
board at moderate prices.
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GLOBE LODGE NO. S7, L. o. o. F.-THE MEMBERS
" o. the above Lodge are hereby notified 70 attend
special meeting be held the Lodge Room this tSstur
dayl evening at o'clock full attendance . requested
Tnos. THosas. ia Secretary.
o. OF o. r. sTUYyEsASr LODGE NO. GOETHE
members of this Lodge hereby notified 90 attend
special Of the Lodge t. be held AZ their Lodge
No. tE Bowsry, Tuesday nsxt, July 2ird 1850 At IL
O'cloch, NJ. THOMAS VI. BEhIS, ". u.
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o. OF o. F.-THE MEMBERS OF COLUMBIA 10 DGE,
No o. Of f. are requested to meet at tho Lodge
room Tuesday, 2d Of July IL o'clock noon.
purpose Of uniting with the Lodge OF Southern New
York and the public authorities in paying the
Of the late President of the United States All
members Of the Order in this and other good
standing whose Lodges do intend
spectfuI1y invited to unite with this Lodge.
ID. GLENN COMMITTEES
j. d. STEWART. } Of
J.C.LAWRENCE,} Arrangements.
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o. o. F.-THE r. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF
Southern New York. having accepted the invitation Of
the r. W. Grand Lodge to unite with them paying
merited testimonial to the llustrous dead will therefore
join with them in procession Tuesday the Esd inst All
members Of the Patrarchal Branch the Order this
and other jurisdiction intending to appear said
procession cordially and earnestly invited assemble
in full regaa under the banner Of this Grand
at the time and place hereafter to be designated
Of which will appear in Mondays papers. BY order
JOHN j. DAVIES Cd. Scribe.
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WANTS.

90 000 WANTED PARTNER, IN A BUSI-
DC,OOO. ness already established and aourishing
need apply without available funds.
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ITO BAKERs.-A MASS MEETING OF THE AMERICAN
and German Bakers Of New York, Brooklyn, willisms-
burg Jersey City and Hoboksn, will be held the Bakers
House Of Call III Grand street. Saturday 10Th in 10
hear the reports OF the different committees who APP
pointed at last meeting TO the necessary
mens regarding our joining In the funeral
the ad inst memy Of the late President Of the United
States OF America. We would earnestly appeal the bosses
70 give eyer fsity TO the In their employment that
they may participate in this mark Of natoa grief for the
loss OF good Chair 20 be taken ct o'clock
j. e. RENNIE, President.
Jas. RonrnTsor, Rec. Secretary.
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CAsTLE GARDEN Is NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEP-
tion of vsiters during the day, from AN. till n
II is the largest and most beautiful in the country
undisturbed promenade while viewing the shipping
and delightful scenery around nhalins delicious
breeze. Admission, 121s cents.
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GRAND EXCURSION ON SUNDAY, TO NEwBUR9H
~ and R0ckand Lake-Fare IS cents to Roekand Lake.
Landing Yonhers Hastings Dobbs Ferry Tarrytown,
Sing sing Havsrstrsv yerplAncks Point Peekshll West
kNAr Capt Wilson. will leave The pier feet Of Cham
Hammond street and Eighteenth street each ketnrs
ing win leave kewbursh ~ AZ r. n, arriving In New York
at bout To'c och
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$sVOOgOOOlnEers biniment,t OF haEtc fluids nave
been sold. wthoy failure, in restoring the hair curing
rheumatic and al other pains sold No 40 Pearl street.
BY G. Rirg c. " Clckner CO. t76 90 Broadway between
Grand Rroome streets Of the Rushtons and the Drug
gss IN GENERAL In bottles At 2And shinEs eachl 81 81
and 81 per dozen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-27
REMOVAL,

'ElIESJB&CRlBE takes the liberty of informing his
Il friends and customers, that he has, recently, moved
from MEDICATION, which he occupied last year, Gfoce-
", Forwarding and Commission House, building few
dooahoye, the opp site side of the street, and the
same square, with 1brclls Hotel.
Truly grateful ar the hbcray, heretofore manifested to.
wards HIM, by his friends, he hopes, by strictly close op
P9R 10 his business and disposition to give entire sat
l-aetion in every particu 10 be entitled to continuance
of Their cunenanre All orders for Goods and the iorwar
ding sale 2fany kind Of Produce Goods, which may be
consigned to him, will receive the strict and prompt at
tcntion.
In forwarding Goods oclargc will be made for dayage.
Toany person. making carly application, or two COM
Portable room above the store, will be rented as offices
Mar lis r.. j. ECHOLS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-27
PRICES REDUCED.

NN1E subscfber vi. N eW days. I-ceIve s0c01d
II supply Of Fancy Goods, ek Tissues. Ready made
Clohnc, &C., and N udef Ia make roon aud reduce
murh possible his pr sent stock fancy dress hoods
will sell many styles Al half What ih,y est
Good fancy Lawns, worth ffom Is 10 81 cts, vii be
spll at Ia cts.
Good Beragcs and Tissues Old styles in the same
proportion aud many other articles, eqaslly cheap
call frpm purchasers IS requested
MAY l6-ts ID T. G. PETERS