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Ga!enDer fllr's eJaDr 1850.

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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-01-22
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Gelifate Rronfheiten.

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Die syiiriten in Der Rlenttne.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24
lying securely alongside the dock, in the lower
part Of the city.


The Erenfrg Journal adds;
During the morning the river has fallen quite as
rapidly as ii rose on Saturday; and there is every
reason 10 believe that before sundown the water
will have fallen sufficient to permit the occupants
OF Warehouses % get % them.
The train from the West this morning brought IN
a very large number Of passengers. Some ofthen
report that portion Of the track of the Erie road
bad been carried away by the recent freshet, aud
that the entire travel from the West came over
the central roads.
The Portland Mel Advertiser Of Monday says:
We were visited on Friday night with heavy
blow from the eastward We stated in our Sarur-
day issue the weather proPitous for the grow
ing crops which was true Of it up b Friday even
ing when the gale commenced. The corn aud other
grain was more or less Frustrated by the wind, and
some damage was done to vegetables, but we be-
lieve that 10 permanent injury will result to the
crops in consequence Of the gale.
The Hartford Conn Times OF Monday gives the
following particulars: Connecticut River is higher
now than it has been at this season for many years
At o'cock tbs morning it was l6 feet inches
above low water mark. Since That It has fallen
very little The meadows above aud below the
city are flooded TO large extent, and much damage
must ensue 10 corn, grass and potatoes. la East
Hartford also the injury has been considerable. the
hay crop for the most part bad just beeE moEn, and
has suffered particularly from the Hood potatoes
and corn having been planted very late escape with
less injury though the aggregate loss throughout
the river valley mast be thousands Of dollars.
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The Storm at saratoga.
uce of The Tribune.


SARATOGA SPRINGS, Monday July p
We have had good deal of rain during the past
week, but it seems to make very little difference
with US, such are the facilities for travelling nova
DAYS. The railroads about here have Suffered
comparatively little damage from the deuge, IN fact
have not heard of single detention On account
of il, but the accounts from Vermont are very Bad
A large party arrived here from the north yester'
dsy, that were turned back from their journey IN
consequence. They report the Rutland and Bur
liDgto Road impossible beyond Ludlow. sup
pose the report is somewhat exaggerated, and that
the damages will be repaired in few days
The monotony of rainy day was broken iithe
last Saturday by the discovery Of couple OF hotel
thieves in gentleman's room at the U. 8 Hotel:
The gentleman MIR. Ryrie, brother OF Capt oil
one Of the Cunard steamers) going to bis room
found the door locked and key inside; moment
after he tried the door it was opened, and the two
men began to give excuses for being there, but he
tried 10 de,ain them until help arrived. They man.
peed TO get away from him, but were soon captured
ard taken before Justice Kellogg, who committed
them to Ballston Jsl for the next Court. They
cave the names of G. X. Hall and j. b. Jackson -
The cbsmbermaid had discovered then about and
sent for porter before MIR Ryrie went to his room,
40 that their arrest was only FASTENED short time
bv IL The care at the prime pal hotels Is such tnat
a stranger has but little chance 70 steal anything
by daylight. u
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The Stem and Freshet.

The Al6ap, alias of Monday says Inc Wa1ens
of the Radson at this city have been more sSoHen
during the present Hood than ever known oelosc ~
this sson of the year and with the exception OF
the Spring of ls4s perhaps higher than az any time
within the recollection Of many ot our clazeos
The wster rose about Is inches from CLOCK on
Saturday night to o'clock on Sunday morning,
when II reached its hight which was full SIX ieei
over the pier at point tow ard the upper end ana
highest part From that hour the water began 70
subside. and has now fallen over four feet. Upon
ipouiry we learn that lumber merchants have
suffered some loss probably TO the extent OF % OVO
Altboueh our produce merchants, and others, have
be en- subjected to much troable and inconvenence
vs do not learn that any serious damage has
occnrred 10 them. The docks and pier are yet sub
r,ersed some foot and half, bat most OF the stores
srs sg,jn ia use 10 the course Of tomorrow lore
,oon = a tbink the usual business Will be resumed
and the commercial portion OF the city resume ITO
4 Ts-ss number Of vessels are here from the asst
,nS sos,b. awaiting q rece ding OF the hesnet ID
orSs,C "a sske in their csrgces oil lumber, notf,
srsin, 'prsslsisss, .se.s ssvsrsl o. them wl De
Sish ~ commence 10 morrow. Some nan DOZEN
~, tov 'bosts. VIII bsrges aud canal boats ar
Sss5 M ncrrript ftoss New ,ork, tuggns srops.
h,s ssinss rke he axy seasns OF water rannos =.
zen krnn an heur Some Of them have pee" ~
hours in coming through. ..s.. ,h,,,,
The Otezon Hosted down the river, ana ~ W"
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a N. AERwIn Aneuoneer
DF BANGS PLATT a. co, seors 20t srozdzgJ
Dfhrucuef attention given 10 he fale Of PnYats E1fss
rss. CAST advances made wheneestred
TUTTsEcosD sEw.YoRK TRADE SALE.
MONDAY, Sept g 1880


Dfnruculs attention given TO be fsle Of Prvats Lbfs.
hes Cash advances made wheneesirsd
TuTY-sEcosD sEw-YoRK TRADE SALE.
MONDAY, Sept 1880.
fbe undersigned announce The next REGULAR TRADE
SALE Of Books, Paper Stationery, stereetyps Plsses
OF September ard to he conducted same regus
uofs the last ard sold the following tsrna
On ell purchases from the whole catalogue amounting 70
$50 and upward, four and ak mOnhs credit on par
chase, from the whole caiaol ess Than 80 and
than four nonIhs credit; and all purehAses less
sue cash discount Of one per cent will DO allowed o1
al purchsies exceeding 500.
Tney requef thai for the catalogue be furnished
Immediately, Is the printing will be commenced al ssry
fhe usual cssh advances will be made on receipt Of
goods, when desired BANGS, PLATr co.
2O4 Broadway.
AT PRIVATE sALE-Bohn'r Popular Library Ssries-
Complete OF hese very desirable and select rokA
offered 10 the trade and Others ing the Stand
ard Library, 81 vols; Scientific Library vols The Al
uquusn Library - vols; the Classical Library, II vols
and the Illustrated Library new seeI including LODGE
Portraits Of usircur PerfonAges Of Great Bnilin fhs
volumes cold separately II desired. new list has 1si
been Issued Of the various works. and may DO bae 81 Va
store
Junus Letters win all he noss OF woodfaFs edition,
echlegaPs Lectures on Modern History LAmArIneI HIS
tire, Hand Boob Of ORnes and and popular rznsla
hons Of sophoe.ss, Eschylui ARTICLE, Euhpdes And
Virgil.
Also Lsrdners Popular Lectures on Science and AT
2vols, 8vo Ewbanks Hydraulics and Mechanics, John
sou's Farmers Encyclopedia, GnsnOn's grsA4 WORK 90
vles Democracy In America lions Songstar, Bennefs
Double En'rv Bookkeeping svo and Wses Aerouantira
Dr. Fishers Work Small Pox and Vsriolod, 40, With
colored plates.
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OK TAR PIANO-FORTE.--
REMOVAL.

DBMOvAI..-DRs cHlLos FORD ss,e rs,ay ~ "a
lIher Office 10 Sc ChAmhersst Oihce ooars ron W !"
oclock A Al and from 10 5 and 7 10 5, Pm.
They have opened a Medical add Surgical Innmsfy'
% here the poor viii be attended nstuoosy 90 TuesasSS
Thnrsaay, aud SatuTdaya nom - II u clock An
DR. Chllds will give particular sfonton 70 asssses o. mo
DR. Ford to diseases Of the eye and ear and 70 sarsiea
esses generally. vh o'a
nEmDVal.-DR LUYCNER aarsl has fenovsa
II his once from 25s Sro.dwsy, entrance WAS
rsp-st Offce hours in fnInre fom oil
sixteen yesrs successful practice u all diseases o. s
g,r enables him 10 ell desfness unpleasant concS
and discharges OF the Ear provided ,os nerve A'd afan
not injured. .,.,.
References OF the undoubted hind can oe seen an
oeics All letters must be postpaid Consuiisnoo ios. ~
mall or olnerwise, 81. lJyHnW Ds
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ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctonesr.
% VALUABLE COTTAGE SITES AT nEV

OOBRIGHfON, STATEN ISLAND, Ar AUCTION
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER viii sell al auction on
THURSDAY, July 18th Gi II O'Clock, al the nerchantS
Exchange The following valuable propst ~ viz:
AT New BRIGHTON STATEN lsLANO.-S3 valuable cot
tnge sites sused La Fa cite odhue Clinton avs and
on terrace r lon second and Fourth alta This
property sdvsniageousy located for village residences,
npon hsh ground nersected by broad avenues congu-
Gus sehoos and hourly ferries TO this city with
prospect Ofdeab cottages being erected 5000 upon cd.
jsceni property altogether presenting az favorable an OPP
portuny for Investment any sale made this season
ithograph'c maps with and further particulars,
can be obtained on application The otce OF the Auc
tioneer Br lad-st (l4Sl jyl7 Du
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DIVIDENDS.
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Ink

0,TSer EoswlcH and NECESSITIES RAILsoApco}
NoRwICH. July 10, lesa }
DOCKS FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS ne rrss.. ~
Dslocl Of this COmpsey will be opened on ne ln ms
althe Transfer Once, IT Marvin, Isnsfef Agerhl
Merchants Exchange, New.foh, ana remain opeo %,
viii be cOsed undl he l0Ih OF January neIt
An persons who Subscribe as sofes.d, and pay . PEI
cert OF ne prise5 sock Will be s1i.lsd - tas - -
o re- dsTsd 10 JaHaary neE % 3air PrstsI,sd a. 4
vtch erhss four shares Of Old s.ocs ol eAcn /.
s,oet subscribed and interest Sll Vs ng,
lis CO.. CLERK n. and W. R,lrOsd Go.
NIyIDEND-Ths Pfp.idens 41d Dife-s,rsOf .l- A0r.
Dns Cana and Baking Company bsye 'his DAY z srsl
dive end from ne tarungs of .he COMPANY Al Inc ar
OF per annum on The amount PAD N on nc
preferred stock Of 1919 u 'ad Company psyaDs 70 tae
ltoekhodes or heir representatives and ater tns on
DAY Of August next al be Office 81 he ConPany " Jersey
Civ The Trspser boOks % SAID preferred STOCK VIII %
closed tom he .5A nat mil ATgSss S P6 5I Sew
Morris cans Osee, jersey City, July H. 1850 jy29 Au6
NEW.YOKK AND HARLEM RAILROAD Goa.
~ PANY-1he se ord iemiAanual diyidend on ne o.d
cent viii be paid 81 Ibe cfcs OF tho Company ryon-
row. on and aher Tueiday me 9Th day Of August next
s.d's ssD az JUy De oeos NJ unit WsdnsadSy
August, al 10 O'Clock AM.-Daied july p 1850
ENlst sAA'L 81 BLAVoHFORo Treasurer.
MISUNDERSTANDING AND wokcEsRER
DRAILROAD CO-Thhs Company has declared di'i
dend Of TWO aud one-quArer per eeot on ne Pesfre9
stock Of SAID Company beug The sock surrendered AID
subscribed Previou, TO ne ID nal p.PaD.s we .s1ss'
Yorf, 90 The 18Th inst Per order GEO. l. PERKINS,
Eorwch. Conn July 10. 1880. Ijyl2Sw Trees
NIvlDkND-Th President and Directors cf1he Nav
~ Jersey Railroad and transportation Company have
this dsy declared semi dividend OF four per ceci
PAYABLE their representatives. on ard
amer the Of August next The Transfer books VIII 10
closed from the 10Th ms, until that dsv-July IL 1880
tylS lms II J. SOUTHMAYD. Treasurer.
DIVIDEND-THE BROOKLYA AND JAMAICA
DKallroad Company have his day declared seui anna
a. dividend OF three and one half per cent payable on ard
.nsr Ttursday 18Th July fhe transfer books viii Be
closed unul Ibai day. ROBERT RAY, freaI1rer.
New York, July II, 1850. iylSswE
NlORRIs CANAL AND BANKING con-.
Ifl PANY Notice hereby given 70 he subscribers 10
the preferred stock OF the Morris Csns end Banking Com
pany ih. the fourth insaneu OF ten dollars per share will
Sc pAysbe on the lat OF August next al The Office OF Tho
company In jersey City. SuDscfbers In Philadelphia Ba
irnore snd Washington will pay a The othee OF w.
Clark Co l. MARSH president
Jersey City, July -. 1850. Jy2tAul
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SCHOOLS.


...rp HnARDI~c SCHOOL, wilton, Coz
nnssiiSai-ABFL WHirL0Ck, ynscipsl-rssnn
Setir, Us 81 sctng Ineir ne TOR in sao9 - - %
ceerirg superior iod1esmivs ~ ..a.s tty recarss
~. rrepisr IL will be foIrt ny t1sn hN AZ
e,sary fun isned p1pas ana sse "a
sd p lbr terus witch mrdefatsshoss andef " l9s
~ sge beige received ~ $50 ger qa1t7f los Ouus.ns
go "A nv ts Prlrripal 10 1919 esery ssy couuno1ouS
snd ~ compl-te TO- f,sy puss-shhy ssnoN
su,ipsd Tbs lecsa0n slsvstsd sod r1t "a ana osS
ofsoeeH to Ns~.YoIs city, ee'ns me- at "a - mlse
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asnghlsrs OF many Of ice Leading sHs's' Of as ~ dc
san refer 70 all
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n souiherp Auy as priv4is g0gssness aesns " enof
into similar With family Fesaing ~ % ne
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hsnr, sns Painting Sasry $500 snnum win room,
hoard Se Address 5 X SO Lexinstc1aveoue )yislw
,SsrprCrION ON TAR PtANOFORrE.-
Senlemsn professor OF tho Piano-tOrte fAaill1 Win
he English and German Languages havns isw aoaIs 1
EN- poyed would be hsppy To give lessons on ns w
,b,a civ OF In Brooklyn TO few sdes ana geouemsn
mod craze All letters directed 20 Professor VI me
piano. Sc Fu!loIIL Brooklyn VIII receive immo AZ
lention. 49,
ERRNCH Languages -G-ntlemen wishing TO
Il oin a new course In the French language elmer oegn'
an nersous Aresry advanced viii have COCO onenco
=, ,s meuts with guished srroch teacher
BY leaving their names al The once VI mt 10 a..
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oHEnnuNG RAILROAD 90 sdPANY.

A MELTING Of the Stockholders VI the Cnotnung
"A Railroad Company, held Al Jefferson Chemnng Coun-
IT, the Sd Inst election ned for th een Oireci
ors when the following named gentlemen we're duly elect.
ed, viz Simeon Benjamin, william Maxwell John Arnot
Alexander Diyen Elnirsj Charles Cook Havana WI
liam W. NssOo, William N. Clark, Nathan hidder Chss
Cool, Geneva lease Ots James 4 Strsnshan, Free
man RAwdOD, JOssh w. Baker, Nsw-York
A meeting Of the Directors was held the 2oth inst
when the following gentlemen duly elected othcers
for The ensuing year Simeon Benjamin, OF EInra,
President; lssse Ohs, Of New-York, Treasurer; H. d.
Casey, do. Secretary.
On motion II resolved, That the Office OF the Com
pAny be removed I'll Merchants Exchange In the Guy
OF New York 70 Jake place the LIST day OF November
next That until the removal Of The Office Mr. D. Miner,
the ocs Of The New York and Enc Railroad Company,
authorized 10 act ~ the Transfer Agent fr the Company
SIMEON BENJAMIN Chairman.
WILLIAM maxwell, sec'y. Jeb Aw5Ts
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AUCTION SALES.
). GARDINER Aaenoaeer.
D II Hal nNUIN a. ~ nj n ~ 4

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~ Stafs - 8roaapsy cor. ASl7cHrs@
y Particular sreurcn vii be giy-n 10 sales ot Fsney
Yea giving up keeping Also Stocks ~ HsD1ise.
zItrG, &c All q vhich are respectfully soicil-d.
Having made ~ ETrll guneni with Mr.. A TUfI BIZ a.
Ga siesIal ts hopes 10 merit ts Dsonags OF az ine1ss
AZ The public isl at
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J. HEGEMAN, Aaeaonoer.

J. HEGEAAN, Aacaonoey.
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nyrtt-av. third house above CumbeflA1i ~ Book
yn g-rera assortment u genteel bOaseh1 flntlta
eeLss,rg r part Of good iagrGn And eaooiI, sAr
rosa oil coih uthogAuy bureau, bedslesds, cane ssd
thaIs mAhos ary iol center table, eAns- gAsi eroete
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