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THE NATIONAL HOTEL.
RICHMOND, INDIANA.


1UVHE subsc riber wishes TO call the attention
u of the travelling public to the fact that ne
e,iil occup pies his old stand.
THE NATION
that he has put the House. as we'll as the whole
essab ishmeni, first rate ORDER for the accom-
moo alton ofthe travelling public with the deter
mil nation that he will not be outdone in the
west for kind and close attention to those that
may favor him with u call. No pains shall be
spared for the comfort and enjoyment Of Ia.
gues.s.-In short, he is determined to keep
good and orderly house. and make every per-
so that c. lls n him at home. His charge shall
be 5 low any house OF the kind in the west
no ma shall go away dissatisfied If in his pow
CT to prevent. Feeling thank full for past favo-s
he hopes TO be sustained by his old fire nds and
customers. Any favor will be thankfully re-
ceived, and in his humble way shall be returned
DANIEL d. SLOAN.
Richmond. May 9. 1880. 43'45tf
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Hard ware.

Hardware.
~ONSIS TING of Table Cutlery,
~ House HARDWARE,
Mill and * cat Saws,
Chains of various kinds,
&c. &c. just received and for sale ut the lRon
STORE Of J. VI. & J. II. HUTTON. No. "a.
April 3. 1850. Main ST., Richmond, la
NOR S.JE!-FOJtR NEAT DIV ELLING
HOUSES. and TWO VACANT LOTS,
situated III Richmond. For particulars. apply
10 EDW ARD FRANCIS.
Richmond, Feb. o.. 1850. l3tf
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HE unG- -sigued has CONNIE nced the stove
business ia the room recently occupied bv
Thomas O'ilarra, OH Main street. aud has now
on hand tho largest anal mos, extensive assort-
men, CT Stoves ever brougt. 20 tins city, which
he will sell at slight shade ABOVE the Circinna-
ii prices His assortment embraces:
The Farn;Hcc Premium stove. Of
several sizes. with heavy plates, and P-riect-fa-
ciiities for thc processes OF cook ng-one Of The
most simple ani eiiic.- nt stoves ia use.
Foundry Premium Stove, Of all the
different sizes u,a,i- IN the west.
Cooks Delight. one vi the bes, Of the
pre- patterns.
The superior Stove. +, mos, convent.
ent and neat Cooking apparatus.
The B;snEup stove. Tor large or email
families
The Double-ovcsa Cooking stove
which is said 10 combine advantages found IN 10
other stove.
The Furnace Seven Plate. GeGgn-
Cd for shops. stores. ohu rch-e, &c.
RSeSor's Six Plate. for ss,ne purposes
kc>Or'S RHrlOr--tiasp's parlor-Drnm
air-tsht parlor-Roots AIR
ugh, parlor. and other stoves for The sitting
room or parlor. gotten up in the neatest. AMI at
the time the most substantial style. III"
utmost care has been taken in the selection 81
his stock, aud il is confidently beiirved TO en-
brace the mos, popular stoves now in use. not
only for beauty and elegance of design aud I'm"
ish. but for convenience and utility.
KlODlOW.Wsar are. for all culinary purpose
odd lids Of all sizes. sad ironss
and almos, every article usually kept IN such e.
Ia biiShine Dts.
He viii also furnish 10 orc r al kinds ct'1l0
Ware. made OF the best materials aud by e.
De rienc-d wc.aln-n. e. The trimmings fo'
stoves are made here, and warranted - DO Of
The best quality.
In entering upon this business. we are deter
mined to furnish the public with just what they
want in our line, and persons wishing to ruf-
chase are invited to cali and examine for hem.
selves and "a! shall be satisfied TO the price.
quality and terms.
- Approved Country Produce taken in sx-
change for stoves, at the highest market price
WILLIAM WIGGlNS.
Dec. 9Th. 1919. 5o:tf
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BENJAMIN STRATTAN,

DENJHE1iTS cInHj IHNg
RE AEING resumed his old position, behind
4 4 the coun,er, ana having Just received from
Phiitdtlphia, large a'!d well srl-ctet: stock Of
staple. E';,is, and Fancy Goods.
Of F",tign ard Domestic Manufacture, he offers
i!;t.iu 80 his Old customers aud the public cc1er-
ally. 1T prices winch cannot fai! to be acce pta-
bic. lie w"uld respectfully. but especially, IN
Ute attention 10 has assortment. OF
D-2 @2c5 ~ 0o.Das
which consists. III part, of SlLEs--B.act. dral,
Chau-lion. Fllit and Stripe, hest and beautiful.
Correctness. De LANES. Nohairs, Baraces, Lawns
figured ana Victoria. Linen Lustres. Ginghams,
c@ljccss. SELF. p'ain, medium rnd civ, &c. &c.
lie tool! ,nucl care in selecting goods
FOR FRIENDS.
anil 'c thinhs his stock embraces almost every
~'yl. Of goods they generally prefer, su.h
iain, Barcelona II .nakercl!!rf~; Cap Grape;
Grape Lis>e; Iar.trn and Book Muslin; Book
M,-iu hrnrrerehiels. SC. 81.
AISO-PARASol. aud UMBRELLAS, Of
val.c:.- qualities and press.
GENTLEMEN. can b.. snitcd in French,
German anI American HEoApcLorHs--h!ack.
brown. olive. &c. Cass;nerts. CasAr,e,efts, SIX
,ca,p Haliaa Cloth. T,rreds. S1Hinttis. and a va
rlriy Of SUMMER GOODS. varying in price
ami quality TO suit the taste Of the purchaser.
All are respc ctfu'ly invited TO call and exam-
inc for themselves. Every attel:ion viii be
given, and great pleasure taken in showing the
goods and attending to the wishes Of customers.
\. b. At the solicitation Of several persons
who prefer to FREE LABOR GOODS,
purchased SINAI! assortment Of that knd Of
Goods, consisting OF PRINTS. b!-acied and
brown Mu>lins. apron and dress ginghans. bed
tickings, rantaloou goods, hosiery. cans!ewick.
&c, hirh are offered at very near the same
price Of other goods of a similar quality.
Fourth mo. 24,!,, 1850. lStf
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wheat GROWERS!

WHEAT GROVE
FRANCIS ". ROBINSON,
"IOULD respectfully inform Gil persons.
wv that he continues TO make his supe rior
TCMBLlNG SHAFT MACHINES.
which will thrash more grain than any other
Machine in use. Having bought out T. Rorton
& Cos interest in Briggs and CarPe nier's Patent
Travelling
1hRAShING MACHINES,
He is now making them, and expects to keep a
supply constantly on hand. and he feels JUST .
fled in recomme nding them as b-IDR among the
best iabor-saving Machines in use; the same la
Dor will thrash and clean the grain with the
Traveller, as is required to haul II in, NOV or
stack IL, thus. the expense of ihrashing with n
Stationary Machine is entirely saved. They
" III save the grain as we'll rs any other Mach e,
and can be with a stationary power aud per-
form we'll To all persons who prefer Sta
ionary Machine, he would say: get
Davenport 4 TOwnsend'> Combind
Patent Separator.
F. w. Robinson, having an extensive right
ii, ;his State. viii furns, this Pa,rn; Separator,
wiki Horse Power and Thrash-r, TO WORK to
OLD Horse Power; this Machine, with a good
Horse Power, will get out and clean 800 bushels
of good wheat per dny.-and-no mistake lie
also makes the one Horse Power Endless Cog
Gear, to set in the Barn for individual use.
His Machines are warranted to be Of the best
w rh ma ns.iip and matt 'ia: and, what IS very
important. IHEY DONCT CUT tn E
G. r AIN in ,hraSi.,ng. His Patterns are new
ana improved. as TO gain sutiic,-ncy Of speed
without driving th. horses out of a slow walk.
All kinds of Machines repaired at the shortest
notice. All work warranted TO perform
C o,llT!le n6e;!.
1J-shoi on the Worth side Of Main stree,
and first East of the Bridge.
y. B. The suisse iber offers for sale his Farm.
containing abou, 50 ACRES, situated Short
creek, % miles South OF Richmond, on winch
Il good Gri~t Mil. , run of Burrs. and in
thorough repair. 1t Will BE- sold IA, bargain
Any person wishing 10 purchase is invited to
cali and examine the premises, AMI hear the
terms. +. w. ROBINSON.
Richmond, May S. 1880. 2O:tf
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DMSr vaR>ISH BRUSHES, "a Fl
lot Of Paint and tarns!I Brushes Of ali ST
Zes and numbers; also, Sash Tools of all sizes
hnir. shoe, stove, a..d scrub Brushes, &c, &c ;
also. + lesi Rrushes-a superior article. al
March l3. TOWELLS' Dur Store
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House and Lot For Sale.
TIME subscri offers for sale his House and
Lot, situated on FrankIa street East @ {
Friends Meeting House. There is on the prem
Uses i comfortable dwelling house. &c. For fur
ther particulars and terms, enquire Of the un-
dersisned on the premises.
GARRETT WILLS.
Richmond. May /. 1850. 1877
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A FARM FOR SALE:

|1KNuE subscriber will sell the FAR W. belong.
u ing to the Estate of Samuel Coale, tcce' d.
SAID Farm contains
One Hundred and Twenty Acres:
aud is situated about ono milo South East Of
Richmond, Wayne CO., lathe Richnond and
Boston Turnpike on the West line. Anv
person Wishing to view the Farm will be shown
it by calling on George Coale, living thereon.
or on the subscriber. ad Joining the premises.
EZEKIEL l.. CLEVER. Commissioner.
Second month eth, 1850. lO:3m
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a 7 !IERF. hp has constantly tor Sale q gene =
w raj assortment "t Carriages, Of The most
+ a>hion.hie 81, lie, and finished " orkmanshi,;
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RE ANING resumed his old position, behind
4 Il the counter. and having Just received from
Il large ai!d we'll srI-cte,. stock Of
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vI,o THE EDITORS OF THE NEW YORK HERALp-Ar

i q meeting held at washipgtos Drove Yard, on Nom
asps.s
aro~.1 from The Of Illinois essr:s With
false and fraudulsnt reprssena;ions to Mr. william
sd s:s ."s ri:
said iarcaS express opinion regard
as: .d IS0r sss H.s q oS
iion upon the grounds following That b. had shipped
K.TS.$
ear Leads were dashed rPs. the 'd Of the track and the
sssn ;aT: 1':p s d fas s
d y s .s s % , nPd ssn' S
settled and no. Si.hns b eonsld red setting mat.
ard wa. sIss.sa from .si.s "s !. caair~.n
mon a1s d r n.n.s'a oSs osSSss s. sv.
,ss
kssvisI sho : B. Dar.y, Joseph wilson q k:r-
LOVING Z: 1.s. regard =: q Mallory.
New York N!s YORK eiy hss \.
% vii. Mr. the ssns Of the nS
Ne. @ ssas e. that sssT ii. .ss he rs sas
unn.ee,ry ds,.n.d :. sSs,. station contrary
s1 M'lhi.' LIZ cattle ss T1ss sy S s
Of III. night. in order ts reach the Monday msrist
really :Ss ':s & s.; hi lis sAss!: % :'fs %
hs sp~.as
s q : 'Pgs.a y Ne
injured Mr. Mallory personally and also greatly bruisips
and dsmagns bis cattle These faets be iAted
End proved by Mr. N He denies, 'hary against him,
that he hsd any intention Of Leaving the city thA day.
he had lot OF cattle TO deliver denies
made false fraudulent representations to Mr..
Taylor or to ee in regard TO the matter lie has
cattle the road market and Is selling cattle
TIE Wac, ngon drove yard this day The Committee
states that Mr. h arrested Saturday night last,
about weve oeock the Washington drove ysrd-thst he
II: ssd S',,fi .
tsm aud promised 20 take him the
Wooster sret whore he could he found the
that Mr. Mallory tAkes TO other place besides the
mentioned by the officers aud denied seeing friends
council that the officers sgreed that II Mr. would
them $500 Zee OF $50 him
from AL charges which M ~ refused; that Mr. NJ
accidentally found by Of his friends and hailed
he would have been confined in the prison and his
cattle left sIposed, without superntsnd dis
pore d them The above faets will be proved upon the
Is tho Committee assured BY Mr.. Maiory.
j. c. Hun, Secretary. THOs HUSTON, Chairman.
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HoHsAy. Jane A-eP. II.
stock nsrhet opened and closed heavy to-day.
Transactions were only 70 . moderate extent.
~ sss, compared with those current sssurdsy,
~ decline. Most Of the sales we're for sssh. At
arst board Erie Railroad fell on u per cent Can
Compspy, y Harlem, u. Erie stssk 10 rather
tive. The closing Of the books interfsrss some
W with operations but when they open, sfser pay
arg the dividend large amount Of stock win come
upon the market the effect Of which will, undoubted
ly, b further decline in prices. We nothing In
the perspective calculated to arrest the downward
movement going In al tho fancies. They are
weight In the hands Of the brokers, aud are likely
70 for long time. Net the slightest dispssition
. among outsiders. to take any Of the
astive stocks OF the hands OF the brokers, ct all
at anything like the present prices; and We SOC
r. ible way Of distributing such great quantity
! btiul securities, but by letting prices down to
s.hsi starting points.
N amount Of duties collected st this port last
yes S2laO4o sS, as follows 18th, 10000; 18th,
10 Vvo 10Th, $4,000 Goth, $4,000; Tst s2oooo 22i
sssolo s6.
1Ae recspts It the once of the Assistant Treasurer
this port to-day, amounted to $40 03l; payments
tef~r7 8S--balancs, IS s71 233 es.
rs has been an active demand for sterling
q, for remittance by the Boston packet, and the
comparatively moderate. Rates have eoase-
~ lily advanced, and quote the best bill at
per cent premium. We, however, quote 10 . 10k
~snt premium On Paris 81 2e1x H 23A; Bremen
$50; Hsmburgh 351S q 351.; Amsterdam - q 4ok.
he eiver of the Canal Bank Albany gives notice
that the unavailable assets of the bank amounting to
$so400o, will BE- sold at auction, the 1st Of Sep
tsmber.
Bills Of the CoshituAte Bank Boston, altered from
$40, are In circulation. The alteration is badly
and may be detected by little examination.
p nevs from Europe and from California has had
= ;ible effect upon msrkets. Many are disap
ed a4 the small amount Of gold brought down by
ahn1u 1us; but the probability is that the demand
~ money in San Francisco, after the great
had . tendency to check shipments, which,
sonndction with the doubt existing relative
= open policies OF Insurance, Is the cause Of
-. snall receipts by this arrival Accounts rels-
to th9 diggings continued favorable and CONNER
q Il snart progressing apparently prospsrously,
upon , more permanent basis than in the earlier
istory Of khe country From Europe there Is nothing
interesting or portsnt. There had been change
\ rny Of the markets. Money continued sxoesdinsiy
adsnt, and the rate OF interest reduced. Cousols
slightly improved, Indicating quiet In political
tsrs. and the Bank Of England literally flooded
bullion. There . moderate activity in all de-
tments Of trade without the least sign OF any specu
ON In anything
he annexed statement exhibits the value Of bread
Is and provisions. exported from the United States
Foreign sountriss In each Of the past twssty nine
I srs:-
-
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WATERING PLACE.

-
DowkLToN HOUSE sswBUsGu-TuE rRoPnIE-
20, Of hi.ias.r,e a.d ssrssatls place %
rns, 70 ,hs fac, that ne Zoe ,bs r.osPos
% nb s%s ~ ss S. s.s. 81 Yer s.s r.
.ho h..s 'r.n, = -umrer ninth. there, b. .ars viii
!s,s, q lsss;en 's.n.ry. ary.s ssnse...ary II
h.retofor. gill ssprea 9TH every ssi,easy
the mArl.t anorns In sad.B the former fstiss fsr
Is.,s q. y either .sy ysis ..s hGsaS y
WsNAiAN pa. VK gRELNwUoO LAKE nUusR.
ti.imsriy Long rond IN 0rasss county J-This most
irs% h,.,sr D.rs tnsr lors sSa ris R;ilroaij
great f.eili,,s. r those f.sa % -ss rosiap
s,ss sra ras,' mes..s. ar ten'sis 's...y ssod
,s III. ,. A. ssssll.s' ssri ,se
ard RE kaihoa Lo.ts leave sysry m"r.,.s ana .x.s
r. m ,he 600, % psals ais sas R.as,
r..dns.. chelsea Dsra, on ihs sriv.i ~ ,ss srs
Gee css, f srs.., to .s s Iss 's',ss .e.
r,sry ',stl. j. si's.h.d Fer ,err. apply Heavy D.
prprri.te- q, the lake. rnrRoN rrirgs
WADA~AhU, .rYusk. siuNinGroS. Cf-rliis
g. us p,ios Of seIp,sy r,Tiis. nss s.s.ssa
ssr .s saaar. 20 IN, T ss.. ~. sa, ,s
% s ssa ~ fis1s ps,.sss ,s .spsr'sr sassa,ss.s
,,r is ~. 10. e.ihiss !. .sss,isa, ga In
fact s the s,rsiptmsps Of th. hotel VII eompsr. fssars
m.sss.siy Hosalo Blsxr ssd .ioslo a e;,ss r
@ s" ''' Sn +; e, RIO ~ ~ ..'
DtslkhhLE noAhD IN rEsrOsr i.-uss
ss s.sss a. Ne Co., srsss ,rs Nssg. ca
w., s .ss e h. ses, s..ir,s e ,ss ,swa rs,rsa "a
letter directed as shove.
rJnE LAKES or kIlLARSEy-A cAaD-ro rouY.
-. ~, s,,ui 70 ,isi, I,els.d NJ wm Rs.hs rr.pr-
.ss' ss,. 70 ,sy hst trs 70 The Ls.s. s ;. .sr.
,ssirs ihs beauties Of EiiisrSsy a. vs. ,.sisss,.n,
where surns %. last hsu.sns s.rs
...s,p"ssrs,v rs1 iss'' So ''''''' 81 ''''' '''''
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CITY HALL LOTS BROOKLYN. AND DRIDcE ST.

CITY HALL LOTS, BROOKLYN. AND BRIDGE ST.
hres ,ory brei hou,.. se BY James DOLE Auetienser
Thunday 9Th Of June, ~ o'clock four lots With the
ssdo,; & a'ns one nsnsr.s fee. front md Of irreal.,
the choicest brooklyn ots great block In
net .s.1 s' S e S ssa; IL. Ssso
lyn ss,pEs Bank for tour and half years At seven
Sao s2cv All siI5s at small outlay misht BE- made
20 bring In much Th block s very valuable,
ss ns to sn si sa s, y
distant from all the existing ferries. As the ferry
,h.a 90 ss made sensdsstr sspse,ss that Il. Mons
sne tree, ieIry ~il be sA sh.d ming the distance
side and eonnse,ips mmsdatey With the central
sree Large streets Grove tossts.r a, each
emo Of the block farther emo Fnios street
streets AZ -. nearer .s@ III. s9.s WI,
NJ cts Faltep and wsshsgton Court street
and costly st-ry stores sone front nd i'm
sing architectural appearance hav. bsa erected his
ie in the brooklyn Directory Montague Hall Il
opposite large a, BEAUTIFUL building nearly sijOaing
tupe,d feet. Eve stores might he built CApast IookisE
on, Tor rt,%s,.n, pys'm.s,s nsy to s'y: large
,h'nrs ssss ,ss s ,ss position o. The lG' are ia CO -
,re,, and eeTm,.ion 81 fuiton STREET, aud the
ho story brick houses IN r ds- strr.t Rrsosvn
IN ths hsnd,cmsy built block lrt~sen Jhas-n ana hillary
d,uygt at The eorn,r and three half stories
igh These houses ssr. substantially bailt two and half
With hrt nd aud third orie approved mode pn
be Sur 'n.dr lot, are " By 20 fes sad the hens. ~
hby 30 S2oo of mortEags upon boa.e aud may
remain sale rcsitiye better vest
p,Teeive advantages beyond The eamnos svsrars
also ~os,,ry frsns houss Y feet inches By - feet IL
The of syrtis s,.uo. running Last s On
sIl.y ,ss Zee, vide ,nsy r,nsa sesd AMI mort
sobsson, ~ Myrtle s,snse brooklyn.
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THE TRADES.
uOARpYy0. &c.


ROARD IN BROOKLYN-IS SMALL PRIVATE
ID family T~o single geptieman, gentleman and his
wife, accommodate with handsome break
fact ard tea dinner Sundays shin fev minutes ~ak
from rolton rsry Inquire at $50 water street se~ York
u D-Two OR THREE oENTLExES CAN m
pshed spsrtmsnts aud breakfast and tes in private
fsnily Apply at lo West Twentieth street. sssr sisth
avenue.
QoARD IN 1BE COUNrKy.-A LADY wIru SMALL
- family, residing At convenient distanee from the city,
can sseen mgdss sm, family or some inse gentsnsn
With board daring the line, lst At the Herald
oree 20 u. O., will meet With immediate attention.
ID sinsie E.rtemep, can be secemm ,ds,.d with board
and pleasant rcoms, we'll furnished in pXzte bosrdnt
house Please call A. i6 Leonard street. between Broadway
and Inn street. whore the eomfors of home he had
There but telect toardsrs There 10 pleasant
hath room fer their aeeommodation
DOARDINC.-A SUITE OF ROOMS. TWO PARLoRs
ID 'he hrst goor. will he let ts smsli family WITH
pr,s,e able required the -oud be let 70
rsrtsl loard Also red rooms with break
need apply of high ability fnguirs
st - Tranklin street. -cst side near Bresdwsy
UIONE-A sIPGLE GENTLEMAN CAN BE ACCOM-
dinner ths sabbath IN pleasant part Of the city
wishing tho comforts ~ home W Addressing "
a, the once ~ this paper. win be ATTENDED Rsfereaes
sshsused.
EURNIsnED ROOMS TO LEr-wITu BATH ROOM
and water closets attached. Thee rooms are pri-
family ard IN the hss location IN The city, Referensss
exchanged Enqure aB Broadway door above Frank
br srret. win 10 let 20 single rentleme- only.
VA AsbIhO1UN. d. MAS. aILLis WILL HAVE.
w after the eoth Of Juns instsnt a. her weii-knawn
ststhshnent corner of snd Thrtsssth streets several
. :, ss,, ,s f.. r Or ..fs sssn.t .s vs
tsel sur-d Of ~ pleasant ard satisfactory
ss this heu.s. ss s' suy other In tse district.
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t'OtfNtpu


SrGAh ENGIkk sANbfACfVKi AID fVCNDRr-
~ The Allairs Norssi " shd Jobs Brssat.o late
of the hrm of L ses"r then
With the 81 luns e-tshhss-1 steam
hasunctory and FosRdry saey hna~u of
extensive in tbs Rf"rm the public Of the
greatly improve conditisn ~ the srk large additions
ofthe most approved harhinery roi S snd largely la
creased ssracty for secu,us all orders fsf msehlnery
and iron vork of N tpd- "a the
asscriptions IN "a short tine A. s.tabshsnt r ths
country rerop~.
Particular attention - stesa Hnsisss and Boil
srs hsh and loo Cor ceeas Ishs asd river
non ana Tor msnutsetnrine furpos.s fren Bwst sugar
ni ssd ks,le. s.d ssgsr ssshinsry saw Mills. Fienrns
Tag ssehinsry Tor Hast rufnae~s snd r.u.srs cirdse
and sther iron wcrh Tor buii1ug Bells Of all
crasr Gearing ard scrres 70 reasonable and
lenrth, Hydraulic Presses fyffNtsrs ke we'll Ali
kinds Of Repairs of Esei~ss ard Risr ard Maehrery
knrnss ~ the foiloving saufaetared ~
this cstahlishment via Isaac North River
sss Empire state sf the Sovsd Nsrsra % Erie ow.
iAsd AsInwalrs Y. 4. Steamship pana.a r. X CotInss
line u Y, hsl Steamers Psrtc snd Rac s.xinss
for the New Orleans Wste- Worts Nc. ne.
All orAarp addressed " The Asirr ork go Cherry
strvet No 81 Peck sfit ef y. pr.mrsv st,.nseS "a
New yorh, June Let. lsSn
James Aiaire having from ths ssev. ors. ben
leave 70 rsom.ans the se Y Ms frssds ssa all asy
vsnt asyhssg In their line believing that all
then With eai vtn ai-sys spd heir verh fsshsuy
ss,sd. ard rpor resNoss,le tsyus
Ns~ yerh. IN let ftn
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CAspgr AND AsBoy HxILRoAp In voR pHfr.A-
sslEhi. a. = .s,.s ..c;o go hsm % y-,, %.
tsys sseer,sd IRON Pier Ne. Nevsh rvss Iarsgrss
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The New York herald., 1850-06-25
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sioa hah miles IRON the korthsnptes Railroad DEPOT
-fsn boz " ride from New York about eve fro. p..
sna ave from Albany situated IN the mos
els ~ New tngsnd surrounded with wood rra-r AiIis
~. snd sbnndsn, svrpi.s With "a. rursss
neshy srd ~. climate mild aud ssrs-shis III. se~ ard
te"es sndtfs oftr al the ,erisrtes
trte yntoses sueh as large punes hsths douehes
sne si odsirs roems fcr Atov f patients sepsrse for
itr ses gymnssum ke The 5ector beins the iisst
nov vius disciple of rrissni Crrssptrr ard having
~ leferes OF more than ffiee. % bic his wri
On vaer cure hsnr IN the hsnds of Enroresu
hydrorsth hopes 80 respond rssonskle
from The water system made the ~ those
fsrt ~ho nay eorfds Themselves him The establish
rsnt ns~ e-n. For further rsrtieulsrs resse spsy
che sNove sAar~ss
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II u rbnsssipffs-Ne shifting hsxrsxs-po s.s,-.
no vossno fstsusi Try trip IN the spieuala oc.sn
ttssues reroisco Csrtsn seymour rsrxsl~
.er srd yor viii rsv.r tsss the inland is shs
1hr ufh IN ~ hours Lard a. cscs
ns, or etbs,norpns Ise.ssn ne D.lsvsr rhs vsv sf
the sore 70 vertk tvirs the tr,r Tne
tsss ere beth completely ntsd With
lvsosy IL tsrs ard sate hsns ,haa nsusiiv
sryrdftry trr pssrsse. siaie rooms. he apulv 4, ~
NsskUsh hrs nstrses % ~ the efssv on tks pier.