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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-06

To the Editors of the Times
In your paper of Saturday morning, in publishing the
report of the proceedings of the Council on Thursday
last your reporter has, sure, unintentonally mise
presented me. said, in substance that whilst concur
ring with the remarks of DR.. Chamberlayne, and had
had from the beginning great desire that in the cree
ton of our gas works, all OF the work should be done
by citizens, if practicable; and, to that
end was willing to allow considerable difference in
favor OF home industry over Northern competition but
nasmuch as the bids before us were about So per
cent in favor Of Messrs. Jones, of Philadelphia could
not make so large discrimination favor of our own
mechanics, and, therefore, should be compelled, by a
Messrs Jones. Knowing nothing personally, of the
standing and qualifications of these gentlemen to do the
work faithfully, should be governed by what DR..
Chamberayne and others said of them; and also in
cleve by whom the synopsis Of the different bids
made.
By publishing this card, you will oblige,
Your obedient servant
w. GODDIN.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-06

WARN BATHS can be had at all hours during
tle day and night at FLETcHER's Hair, Dressing and
Bathing establishment under the American Hotel-en-
tr.ance on llth street.
Single Baths, 25 cts; or five tickets Tor 81.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-06

CONVERSATIONS BY THE PEOPLE-No. III.
IT'S strange, dear Bob, says Tom your hair black as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03
.NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
f,r.nt i.esY y,'ss1s' Az ssrsri s,in-.sf1
TIE FIRST SNOWFALL
WINES CssEtL LOWELL

o. Jtfrs vCssELl LOWELL
Tar snow he'd be-un % The rloamiDs.
And hasily AZ the uirlt
Nd beea heapiur field and highway
XV;,b a silence deep az white
Every pine and e. and h.n.ock
Wore erlu.ae TOO .s,s ior a. Ar.
afd he poorest twi- oa 'Ae elm Tree
Was r.drcd inca-deep wi;A pearl
From Sheds. uewroo' - with Cs,rra.
Game Chaatic.eer mud.ed con.
Tie stu rails were solened 10 swa1 s-dowu
AID si.ll lu,;e ed dove tie saow.
I stood sad cacd hy tie window
The nD;soi-ss work o.. '1e So.
AID ,hc sudden au-.les %. saO~ birds
Like brown leaves whir.lg 5r
thought Of mound ia swee, Aablu
Where i.ffle heatstOae stOpG,
How the aakcs were iold.az y gently.
As did robias the babes "a tie woO3
Up spoke our own li.'ls Mabel.
Saying. " Father no makes Dc snow
And tod OF tie good 4 father
Who cares FRI NJ Oh b~.0w
Again ioOked q, fue snowfall
and thought ol tie ieade. SKY
Tn4, a-ched Ger oar hrs- xrca, sorrow.
When hat mound was AeapeI 50 high
remembered The gradual patience
That icn from 'ia' cloud ke SNOW
Flake b. fakes healing and hiding
The scar Of that deep stabbed wos
aud sgsin 70 the child whispered
Thc sgOw that husbe'h al.
Daring the me~ciul Father
AlU. can make il fell 90
Then. with eycs ,lat saw ot ! kissed beer
Aud she, kifsi1g back. c)l.d uo' know
That my ks was 1.Du o. lie~ s'sier
Folded close und deepening snow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03
DRY GOODS.

iEa-~IC FALLS BATS. To 'a.', of 'he Mas
W. Falls Co. r.aaH Lowell comprising tr.r quail
lee l.r slle d. Zoe arrI'-
o1 NFStITlFG co .f ea3 o. Pur-f
FlITE AN ORANGE ASp gLUF ANp WHITE
tffEINia-lisrr.t. Nlr..HaF. t.tr. l-f1.n Na.t
AMI .f... -fr.r. .or. a.rbv & r HARRIS
utg it I1c.aI-e-r.fce
cot NTIRPANE~. -j1 case, superior American
I ou 10. tor artr y SMITH co roaai So Pines o5
fPsae loV, tr 4 HANKS. 81 fAclanf'-f ace
INDIGO BIIE DRILI~-Bcceiyel a-d 60, ...ehy
f.n Il & T. HARRIS. % ENchansc- place
DRINTED CLGiklNCs-N -, 'cs for .'.e ey
A L5u & r HARRIS 5 fy-nsurc-D.sct.
NIEDLOCK VALE rRINT>-Eor SHE ty
VI fltl { ;. HARRIS. o. ENc.aucr Place
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81 ar+
+ ~ 81. ~iaf sIIl s'le nr
g --- '-a'-
---tu.rrrrs
h-- : r. A'' - --f' N -.-.-.- ~
-- 7-.t - 80 r ----.-
pal. rf--n- a. Dr. = Z lrN1-s. .-
b rls lll c.lI-.lr- -1 rr -
---- 1- Doc-r- -.-,.f sll --' -4
4 r-lr- el.. .4 -.- rr--e-s -F '.atI
r-e-... -re-Tr- 1~e 49, ar-.---
. .-'o' .-- r-s.a--i IN N--"-l r. -- ~. ..,- -
] cd l.-l.l- "a. .-.. -.----s f.-- ---l-ii.i -
+ .s lc..r rss r-- ~ -...
4 ...I --l. .lr 4 a here -. TIT
ilc . -.. .
I fr> - n.- .rec- -l-e As aifa
] -.l- t--' -a1.i ri t1i -. 49,
80 -
...r .--..
---.
--..lt- 80 ..r Woe
4 1850
Y.--
p
-...-e. --. 81 -
>4-a t-t N-.- 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03

IN C0AL.-H,., Peach Orchard q. s1es o.
NJ ~. uv rrccs SUI ogv rs q 81 LcAi-1 ana
Ware Ash frF ami Range size 80 = 81 from yari d
,uu .s.u' good aIi OBJ ro.d order cl 80 SIMPSONS
tenis. @. Iaaui-on-t NEAR Sfun- and thus'o a a.
H.ar Nl,.ol,, lch-avcHue lM'
G,ROCERS Can HAVE TIE hISr cf Peach
N Orchard Coal stowe Cor r-. &C. de y,.'. f4a par
o..'lc ,' ni - - rtr 'uu. Col atas . Dr.or Crtr
..laI, .rli. II 5 PETER CLINTON.
a.a Ian Corner ~ h... .tl O. .ps..r .l. .'-.
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ApEr-S AMERICAN CAST STEEL WORKS

ST FHF fNtI ff TWENTY .tII EIlt-rf
.vt~l Rli ER sEN-i ORR Tie above " srk- ar-
II rcre.-f. .lsri..rr 1ut 'ir pro r'e'D. 0t.i
-,H.c''Ile cal 'ts snennsu uf Nacnl-s sd a.
ners 81. arrrle easrr.lsrl ~ i.s -'s wla,l le
ssrrtl.s,i by 'e r-rl0ns 20 .c principal H-ciu-i-
suH ee sssrs ~ l.s as r-r1rl1ie.l ng i4lv
rcus Hs-. erf f1 l-fr cDunil.
OH - tr dfr-f.- sizes constantly ou ainf
silH rhs pubic f-i sci1. .1r' l CO a.. e.s,a
f.r ofre r DANIEL AItE
.r.Ur &c f..H-. y
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GO-- 1IFR ONFR-~UOI

- fH1g Efif fTrf OtFT1d rrEauI Ffrnrn N Ia
a. - os pr-cl q - 4-4aly SOD q - A., 81
A. 90 q, e. S'-ues' Ha'sEs2
l.t lw BROWN H. Zeal. 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03

q RATHER HOSE 81 every trsfnf ter naH ~
slurri ct ~ tssf tnsfesalA ar co7sfHtf - ttia "a
kE Haisaust tessqicai ~ feal .la 81 lh
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g; -zzz--zx-rATERsos AND RAMApo
FOR CALIFORNIA.

ST.. CH1RLfsTOS 10 HAyHSA Va s4yAN
SAT- AND KY WEST The .p'endi .ss
-'rar... irAbFl- lc ilus tIfdrnl commanded p9
or " ifI hplrs wlI conn eIce Ier regular rfs =
M'-.ai Or D. All -aH regularly rom Clares'nn G
~ fltaHna Goa fe lsf All ~ 0i .arl usll a.al loa
Hsa-lA FOO ttsrs-arf fhs OH anf -.
FrHn iaafcsiOl aud So 1llah ~ Hsssns ~
% key.Ne-f ........- %
80 lrller part. eIlsrs sppiv
>fOFFORD fiLgsTON 4 co - Sgaihs.
IN tnar'--tYn TO " e. AORDEGM
A.e4fs hasanaa. DRAkE BROTHERS a co
fas-a eTf .e4rE HAVANA b. ms sap rrsca ps-
rnor- b. ~ lard rulf- III ffh dsy " By ne1g -
srlmers SosiAefnef al scBil-rusr, reac1 Ns1 fos
Az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03

ElOARn ~ SOl'Tu BRODhIh N--NtlH
temnta,s' walk Of litnl.fUa avenue fro an4 10 rHt
aes ci ~oulL -irN oi ~sch,f. r,th s.dc, iirks
Pheasant laeAuou sad i.ea.-aI iouu. lciau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03

. Z IRISH EMiGRANT BALI.-The Fifh An
% ula. BAL. iof ir lcucai Of the Charitable f4nd Of
II be lr-h Pm grant Soclci, vii lake pAc. ou Friay
evening Jan. T. a. No.u. Garden Tickets ~ sdm.s
Pre- -ic.- t.. 81. In4rr-sf. do .siTfJf
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MEDICINES.

DRHOF PROOF"-EE lE j. fs'ys coz
Il .fai Dr. : ? Ir-Vl-en-'s -ar-1f af..- .-
-. l s'-1ar iron s-r1s -' Dr. 49, -' a"' 20
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lfis4 49,. -. ~ ,jiltlstY ",WlSfEk. AZ

TT .stss'..ss.,s + W hitsEf WIN Eh AZ
~ -RANOEMEAT-Co muenc NJ Thur
dav. November J. o. Tie extension Of tie Ralmst
nom somerylllc 70 Waite House 90 m.ls.l % opened e.
travel reducing the ,aging between tho t,rn1gs q 10
Road and Easion IS nles. Tbs Aao cave. New,Yos
by steamboat RED JACKET, Pier No. | Norih Rive
and by New, jersey Railroad nom tbs foot Of Cortland
e per schedule below Leave NEWTON b. J. X
K from foot OF COrtandst a. AN aid u ococA
PM By steamboat per No. / North RIVER a. n ocees
AN and 4 p VI Returning will leave Wh.ie House q
Z a ~ UIeisLU a. D .tm. An and I am. Psi Noce
Branch, stfAM. urelghp a. o 31ui An and I'm. NJ ,
S0uie.t..c af5 An (reiglp q, 5om N. and "a
PM. Bound Brook a. 5, An lfreighD a. AN sad Z
Pm. Palnaed a. = Az l'reIghd a. 2Sli N sn5
liuL Pm wes'aed o. D An (ffelghp u An and
Pm EAza5ehown a. An (fTei.bD Al q AN al
"a p VI
STAGE vii re readiness tho arrivals Of 10 az,
WHIT House bv tho . O'clock An ram hom Sev- foa
% convey passengers Easion. Allentown, WnAe'Sgrs
and Mllrl CHUNK "a and fO F.0n.ne ou Lebanon ca
ION, Breakdown. Jugionn. New-Gernantown. &C. y m
On Tuesday. Thursday and saturday 20 Delaware, W.
Ger Gap Sroudsolrr. Baronsvll.e s'anhops, Dilere
3 4cAfoun. Lacsdvsns. lIJu W0rks. &c.
q An baggage 81 tho rsA OF no ownoTs unLl =,
y"fed inO ne Hcual pOssesson % no AscAs o. =
Comf aud checks or receipts gwen tle.ol nj
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LEGAL NOTICES.

LEGAL NOIl(ES.
.--,~r - -, =. ~ =, d F,sruu, -
.5s = - i..,l,z-- 4 ~ 2 W Ha-s 80 .,
- - rrf - a. - - - .t,.,, a., ma
-. ~. ga Z =. 90 ~, 49, ,--roi -.
--E - T--fA w. = - I'D =. - ,.-.,'-. n
- n 4. 80. - u g.. B.-,---, 5, 90. ~ Pc
-. - 49,. 49,. 70. s.s, ~. -.
y, .ss' - '.,''., = - = l., .....7 -
-,- ~ 80, 80 ,s r.. -, -, ~. 49, e.
-. e, - -, :, 7. ., =. a., s y 4, rs 80 q ~
.. s. -, =. .. -. = = = ~; - =
--' '' -. - ..... ..-.., o.. 80 : = IN.
--- -a - s't >s-r .r.... So. =, -,, ~, ~.
IhlLf t'NA>ifL-
---------- ~ - ---1-. So 49, e, ,fllIEN
...,.i - {, =, 81. ,.,.,.-.. lar triI4yS Wa,
ft.rCrfE- gtNA p. 's N'~ i--' '. s.-.tif p, p
49,. NV {ocN ,.AEr BANS e. ASA .. .-.-
,... 49, ~. {, ... 49,. o., .... a.,
ti,e et-t ~r -. '.f - -s' -- I'd 'i-.'
- -
= r9i ~ 80. nav, s.-,, .. s,
.'' -. IS ne 80 800
=, = e a he 49,. v...e..ol.. ..-'. .. .t..i
81. 81. s-s t--.n l...H... Pie 80 r. %
go -,s .sr-s-- e. s-.--' rs--. - ,.i
~. ..-..t ...... .... s.H. ... ..
$500. f.........frf .......- r.. r.. .
...... 49,. r.... I-e4
.t, .,...r ,rn. I..-f 81. t-...s
49,, f.rs ,rfg1N IUtt -. t.. tn.-. No lcrt
r- b.. -.-. --.Ir .rrsr. HaH,,-... .t.r-I GERARD
$3.50. H.. r-. ..--., sfa. .arI
p. - o.. ,..' u. d.. .... ..
PA. 49,. ..... ... lad.
~.
To 80 .r & f ai NrH ''.t
Obs s.IIH1''~ ..>.' OF 80 f
. ,. ~. ,-.....
V vrtA1t r..-..i.. ,.....s-.. .i vs.. y
IL 'tHti tas IT,. ,f.-' d..
u \ ftr .rr'' -fel ~. a. q. i' .'
l-f f'. ''.' it'f'' i"''N".
t.-- ...t I.f.a. a.. .. .f.H 'a.'
"t.''
...
O. .N.tN .t..-..t
....-. A.t.. =. t--it.. .-.-. N.H-.s t. 49,
,..-- j. ,,....-.
.ti .--l' '. ..-..
ti,... 3D.. .,..'.,, ,.. -. c,..., Disco. T..
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do nREGILAR lIlII, LIE Rr.

:. -. 10 TWIN BOSrOS AND SEM.Y1''pS;
S,cnngton art Provsienrr ID -
rou's ihou crrN, cilsn e 81 cars hs7KaFe IA. -
,,eallcs c. VANDERBILT Car Jocl >,o1e. al Cov
MODokk. tlF' W.4lln. h. frstee in conaecro1 \, +.
ne : lg4rE'1l and Pruri3enre tod Bos,o- ~ Poo
& rUa1s. .eavrE New.YoFk div S.rfsv. 49,. :.
frc. Per Nlu- RFe- % ocock u aas s. -.
q a. c.0ck. u 40 uPon 1e tfys ci &c ma "a -
Bos'nc. Tlcsc s,eaacrs we're ulf sxprcssv ia - =,
"a - = esefv Tesqc-t rsrl-u sI,v a1spe1 3 -
tol g. lag a. .s-sd Soga4 Tee accom- ;loi.-s-, e. -
.sn.,rs are cCl.liC1.o4s ant cfr ,1Ta,e-a -. -
ua5'c AID eAperc1ced. lE8 ri1te oeas - 49,,
r1-sf reci heiSccn Bos-ce ira NgwYort passsr-s. -
e1at e. - 1rf.se ia arre r9'e .or - mofl.,r -
..s4cl5oa,s AID ra4r-ls rlfn ~ = 'aroIs pSai, g
-.oes e. - To {. VANDERBILT ~. ,eser Ns,. ~,
T...it, r.-l~iay ard -.r1d4.. Leave OIL ,sssr n.
81. Ws.aseitr sll F..iar Ile COMNODhRy -
I..t., N.,,.Nt.k Mon isr. Ntcncs 81 All Fr.f.r -
So rlce.ay. Trars1lv sn4 S-'ur.sv NR-p,'
s-i.er. CD 10 alFi 90 'ae siea1els e. s4lrgfo1 ~
---' ... ..ai.l.ev .l ne sr.trtl r.id ears I'd
se..ee ss1 fls.1r 4 tfrys. e-r-ss o. accc-.ran,s -
se-loif "a rs q ais r0ri busol. 'o aAs ralrss Il
Asr...a Fcr rlss1g ~ Del. - s,se-rcorls Or frst i.
"a r.sv te made 81 4sc irc1s Q- - v,srf l.. 81,
81. .st-e. pa Hlrtn-F.ace. -
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r.. -----r-.--zr-, NEW-YORk & ERIE RAJ
- 49, n Id d On I'D aIer Mluaa.. d

Atyt -; sl.s., DAD -O. AID afer Monday Der
- 81, tns Trans viii rIn a. nYOsh
islniars excepedl --Momng Tram Or Eimira C0fuiig.
All ir med ate paces leaves the pier foot Of Dunes
daily ~ VI arriving Pc same evening Evening TAn
for Eim Coming, Jefferson. Ocueva, Rochester, Bl5ao
trf he uterret n's places. leaves a. " auyas q
Br@n % neN evening Forc 70 Geneva, ~ 90 koeles
'~f :. D. fo Bufso 80 81 Passengers for llsea snf
taluLa Laae ,ake nc 81 no Gauge sf susfssi@n
lan K Y. q OwegO fssseugsrs for I4oga auf LYcomi.y
,9-rue- Ia axe te &C Ie CUTuug and Boss0urg
r. a. Corning WAY Tram caves P0rt Jerys Or ses'
York, af o An AID rr'nrls a. I = "
NEWRi RGIi BRANCH
Leagcs New-Yogk a. A VI. Ard 7 81 on TUesda, Jsa
Leaves NewhgTgh fHr Sew York lcOunccfing via .
Trains gong West :. Chesiof.i a. - AN and "
Frlgf e1ges Ne1 iofk oI al stations the road IA
Sunday exec pcI - 81 Fre.gLi tor Kochrsief Bs'
ito. AL al places rs ~ hsu.fva, D. delivered 10 10
A4n.rl All Rochester K x ~ Geneva
d.S JAMES KIkkNDOD SlpcuL. erfe1.
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'-tatiI'l afictH tHf .aa.'s s-c lsf ~
i i-iai rff q rr-sr ~ 10 retail frsdr pr 81.
af r cir 90 aiu- raf rr Jrhn-r Tod Rrlh.r Is AZ,
1.nr- CHURCH ELLl, TOMPKINs.
.-' -t4fH' ~ Jnle q
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s, Hs ".'ri ID .a- slip -.sss ere FROM Al.srrp. 80
49, far tsfar1es ~ uly birds iat b. relied
sulg 'tlua- .Qtl. t.e al ifs ~ De-
..@ tes- ever Imported sl Be gum Cslanrs ~
Nr N.f'r- rarr-rrs aad trv~-i~rs vii DO 'Frl io
'a' tH - eriig1- Cost -eies, Lll.sfs. -lfln-
i.- fa-rt-e b-scscaF-. ~ faflcacs. ea4caler. q
- a. -tf - bsl-lA4g, AID WHSLE tao isEes geriect-
" ~ NcF lczf IFS ro-rs tc u1re 81 i4b.e han
a. at Pc ctufc ilr1s n a. nv sfanls.ed az
CO ~ vi LMAkLLs RELCiE D.. M.-..-.-
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: c. FISHER, LATE nUNNs 81 4 FISHERS

~ IASCFACTORT AaD WARERDOM.-
- au1flrf., With reverse bridge suI .-ruf
= ~ Il 4 abe. pel calculated ur sanding In .ul-
j j JAso. ne Kohsn Attachment Piano'orc.
o. .sf aHi rena I'D ga i1r-
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TnR sAN ERANCIsCO

S<-- AL .rry a. sl-llg aeNs cofPefed tlR =
uALlA John teirnan nlas-er snd sif-f,-i u !. -
~ a arEe pori0n ~ Der cargo Jagged, ~
llTd a.e dlsP 4ic. -Four cafsa p1ssengcfs 1ay o.
cQ1-4rotaed D. 30 Headed % SOP A. az -.
a. roft TO- vtier fcI rrlrznder Il nesai OF
- -. HOLDREDGE, IT, . Wa
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DIR. KELLINGER'- IyFALLBLE LINI

[S-'NkNI VII hral any % bf-lse lpoE the horse
al1 lsc ANNA every Gay. L TIE rlosf
srecy and for Heases an Ole that ben
o1cic ur sas ia ,y yesrsr also cures had sWeings ard
frairs q ezFser sod " axe bores AZ
os - hcf'e q: 20 PesTl-sf sui ~ Bruafu4r one
dor sieve Grsrts' IL = ase ~ al The s,xge Inca saI
h 10 bcs lcrscraners and dealers "A lie Cllfed $40.
AID fie C-zstss y B-Aseufs wEE.ed who ksve r1a,es
ef2hlstsl Il uey VII sos ely n pnes, her sail
have Il a. tatf osl 81 An
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= fGR tAIiFORNIA-DlSPAT LINZ
49, Teftss 81 iius aue 20 re hrsf cAt% -
..a.i.e4 " Lils snd eAperslcr4 ullsisfs, 40 -
t.' t IN. trd rtsssf takfa a. D. lter ara -
rt.r.H tpUe meats Poi IT, agelfs l 81 ~.
4 RNEE. fisif CO VIII Vim rrcrpi sse. >, =.
l4f-i rAei ard rCfIfus maze py efery s1eers
e. lld sch .l-t T. =. SUTTON q waIe ~ -
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VALIE NKN4N NuIlU UUoIs
"A ANffn-1N lG. Stnofv t..i'IHIR God d..
" walsh tac il>,,s. a ,s wl. tc BE- 81, ty D. = h'
STIR 2 kuu-i az ln.-
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g. p A''' hf'NN .'''H 'f
NOTICE Tu DEAF TEgSONS.-Iae Ioe.,r 20
Nitfl % frF.nieI fti Nr tIi.Hr i.ri.rr.iss
iff Fl % I0rfffl in hn 4n a. n..l..f iea e. sa It
y. i''r p 70 Broadway, " he rslis.rs I'll
49, t' .a'," :. -. ets' .,.,l i1 ias er.slta 80
10 lffaaf. i4saf1a. tna snf
q Hlsa .Hiefs feassJ 80 snsssfs ~ igarfs .irs
80 ssisisiains 81 gnsaiisisys - Oass heas. 81 II
A AZ aSa liosg 81 al -.
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lnltN ROSS N1uliacrirrr 90 Iarref Tacks va
- Leasf aadrr ~ hrsi- W.rrvr Nsss Ra..-. sus--
a' Care Lacks cl sr tr ter ss4r So ,i c.fv
OAKLEY FUN "a rnr.'s-i. -
ANcItC>-gstsr $500 .secs. lrlin u 10 = ..-se,
a-u-s faert c4tNr pkRRICKSoS. IS soasbss
kpt(.S, RoPE~. az 81 amt. u rar,- r-s--rs.-.,,.
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WnERE ARR THE PEOPLK RUNNING 7
To LET AND FOR SALE
4 FOR SALE OR TO LEAsE.-rhe &c

- FOR SALE OR TO LEAsE.-The eommo.
dous building now being completed for Hotel IN
~ the fourishing manufacturing village OF New Bhgh-
ton Beaver County, Pennsylvania The building, con-
stcted Of brick 100 feet on and 60 feet deep five so
Ties high with basement, and contains aoout seventy
rooms The general interior corresponds with recent i'm.
proyemenis In hotel economy, convenience utility and
comfort The whole edhce Is beautiful and chssse model
ofmodern architectural taste front displaying success
i've piszzas and the other oy and imposing columns aud
Rom The terrace displayed The extended and romantic
valley fthe Beaver River and contiguous villages
ew.BrRhton at the lower falls Of the Beaver River,
surrounded by scenery bold and besuu1 possessing
tensive waer-powsr only q miles from The Ohio aud .
miles from Pittsburgh Is unsurpassed for us eligible and
beslhal locality II Is sso on the great horouehaf be-
tween the East and the West and North, via The Erie tx.
tension Canal Lake Erie Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal
10 Cleveland ard the Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad the
second link the great chain Of railroads from Phsdel
phia 10 St Louis
The connection Of Pittsburgh with w-Bhghon will be
secured early IN the ensuing Spring
The easv access New Brighton, with ts unusual at
fractions r Summer and relaxation, secure to the
house liberal support from Pittsburgh and else
where. during the vacations ofbusinea.
To per,on qusfed 10 take charge OF such an estabs
ment who bring Satisfactory recommendation, aud
will unieh the house. liberal lease will be given, or II
wiz be sold a reasonable price, ans on acc ommodaung
terms Of payment
FOR further information, address personally or by mail,
slLAs MERRICK, New-Bhgh.on.
led 9,DAsW6llWs Beaver County, Penn.
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nc rREE HOMESTEAD FoR 2OOOR $Ioo

90 MR. EDITOR. The great privilege OF free home
- stead IL now the legal right Of every cilLen or MS
49, Stale To enter into the enjoyment Of lns privilege
"a very desirable for public good well az Individual veal
and every good aid forts attainment by all should De gwen
re- much e. possible by hose who can promote Il
Itwos estimated by OF the city ohcefs la ne ns~
Exemption aw which few years since added only s99
10 the ue before free from the clutches u the law saved
The frat wear Of ia eXistencs, 1000 families rom OenS
broken up N lhs city alone, and thus Kept inem rom me
hqh road 70 degrading psupsrism What Az Immensely o.
good has that act done This Slate But THIS ne" acI Of
Inc Free Homestead IL the crown TO that May every Foief
scon wear it-eveTy family possess H.
10 do litle prOmOl7e Of this good estate, ms once
Tistes 10 make all know what easy terms andO% price
acre or five hor esteGi can be had, IN ne To-
rsifv Of most delightful climate, best OF wafer and many
Tea advanlages whSh MAKE sGrpass almost any other
on Long Island near Lake Road by Rarosdles than 80
miles from NewYOTk, a lot - rods BY c. sYlage lot
making almost 10 now offered for s2l0-5 cash.
ard balance easY terms 20 suit Hal or quarter lots At
same rate On hese favorable terms 100 such enacre lots
can be he'd and srger tracts n desired. The land, title,
water everything Is good.
To give chance who may wish 10 b1y or see the
land snd have most delightful excursion IN This beautiful
season an extra train will leave Brooklyn At o'clock next
Wednesday morning allow five hours 70 view The lert
end lake ard the day. fare 50 cents each way
You cross real PRAIRIE the only one this side l9 ono
cor visit Of the beautiful sheets OF wEeT HJ1-
k0nsoma Lake. and much Of the rch scenery Or hl
remarkable island For particulars IS 10 land &C. apply a.
les 2ias l. ID. DEWEY.
Dyas
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EAvAL--The U. schr. Fancy, Lieut. Jos. G.
walsh, from st. Thomas, arrived at this port yes
terday. The following is list Of her officers
Jos. C. Walsh, Lieut. commanding; Saml. Marcy.
Acting Master X. ]. Farquharson. ASSIST sur
eeon Albert Allen. Passed MidshiPman; H. l.
Storms, Clerk.
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BOOK TRADE.
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