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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-06
LYNCIIBURG DORCAS SOCIETY

The annual meeting Of he Lynchbnrg Dorcas Society
was held at the Methodist Episcopal Church, on Mon
day. the 18th day Of May, 1850.
The meeting was opened with prayer, by The Rev
geo w. ianehoroe. who was present by invitation
of The f. d., and who was requested t, act as Chair
man.
The Secretary being absent, Mrs John ". Oey was
elected Secretary protein.
he Annual Reports of the Secretary and Financial
Committee were read adopted and on motion
Resolred That the Editors of the town naners he no
qnesled to. publish them
The collection taken up the day of the Anniversary
Sermon (aS2,o0) was reported by the Treasury, and
subscriptions received from members to the amount of
$1,000
Three new members were enabled and the Society
then proceeded to the ee1lon of officers and Managers
whereapon the following ladies duly elected for the
ensuing year
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we must claim from our correspondents fur
Their indulgence. Mason. d., De Novo. and others,
as soon as possible.
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in the land, should be silent. There is some i'm .
port in this silence, and be assured il will repay
guarding.
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TEMPER ANCE MEETING

TEMPERANCE MEETING
The Sons of Temperance viii hold mcetinp nj the
~ l.. Academy on Saturday, the slh, when addos~ess
will be delivered by WIN. NJ. Bnrwell, Esq ,nd Rev
Id Mitchell aud others The brethren OF tho Order.
and the public generally are invited to attend
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
LyNcHBllnG, JUNEI, 1850

Inspections 10 3ist May, 1919 5000 hids,
do do do 1850 3l67 do
Receipts and inspections continue small or the season
363 hhs inspected the past week 100 Lhds
pnnding wcrk o last 39O hlds sold, follows 2,
hhds iuFs nj from ~ 20 To 50 40 sD3 hhds. Ioa va u
hhds at from - 10 So sahhd At from 50 n ~ hda. al
from ~ to ~ ~ hhds a, from ~ 10 80 ~ binds IRON St
10 $40, and ~ hhd4 ot from 40 to si3 80
WliENf-so To t5ets. oi Rcd, S,to % eta. lor W ic
WILLIAM Z. SMITH,
Commission Merchant.
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IYNCUBURG MARKETS. JUNE g.
Provisions. Bacon. 5iab, Beef, So TO 81 Com M,a
65l 10 cents
HoW-- ~ III 3
Gria.--Corn, 50 10 80 eta Oats 3J u ~ cents
Clone, Seed 81 to s. nominal.
Uhiskey-- Mountain 80 To 30--Ian.horne & Hunt
% cents.
Bees,rar-2O 10 20 cents.
Buttrll to ~ cts for M. L.
Braudy-Apple none offering Peach. none offering
Bar Iron 3S5assoried aud $50 60 when drawn To
order.
LoGee-ltio II to ~ cents, Laguira l2l IN II; Mo
cha 90.
Country J.incns-Tow ~; Flax II cents
Gotim Yarns Sales Sa20 cents.
Fcalhcrs-33 10 "a cis.-Soarce.
tItr Sced Sales 90 10 % cents
Fish -llerrnps No. |. So; Shad. old 81 so
new $40; Mackere No. 3. IS 50.
1n'oic-9 cents.
1,u s. 80 per Dbl
Uooi-2i Ia 90 cts, in demand.
" DOL R0is--no sales
f'inseng--2J 10 80 cents.
Iienp-We quote I, 10 &c. IN demand.
Lu,sced Oi-GJ cens-in demand
Lard-6 t., 6.c.
1hisses IVES, India 80 to 10 cts per gallon n
o. AZ to 45 cents.
Piasier-Lump, so to Sc; Ground. So to$7.
Sugas-New Orleans 10 z cents; Porto RicO ioSl
cents Clarified ~ cents; Loaf ltl2l cents.
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such vast Importance 10 the whole but each will weld
his individual preferences To the general good
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6 d O A C R E s

q q U a q X + 5 $3.50
About one hall o which il cleared and the residue well tim
bered About 50 acres hpom and large porinn
OF the residue OF the tract Is the finest mulato soil The
Canal ofthe James River and kanawba Company Is nearly
completed by this PantaonJ The navigation being Slack
water nearly The whole extent OF the which poect
oil on the river idle, by high rap rap wall.
This Tract OF Land lies we'll. benga Southern exposarc,
situated IN good ncighbofhood, and the finest estate
now iot sale IN / he county oI Rockbfidge.
Purchasers invited 10 attend II h often that
such tract of lard is brought into the market. 5z
TERMSCash IN hand sufficient 10 pay the expenses OF
The sae and Tor the residue credits and three
years. IA equal instam nsj the purchaser execaing bonds
with su'en, security and the title retained until The pur
chase money Ia paid
Perens wishing further information will call he sub
sehet in Lexington, John f. Grceuee residing at Green
ioe's terry. IS a. Fsit s-fs.4
Tho sale win commence at i2 o'eo. h, M.
JAMES u DAVIDSON, fosn
june GwtisIy Lexington, Va
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May II, 1919

FNPENDlruRES,
May ~, 1919 Expended for 5. School chll
dteu, 1927
Expended FOR the poor Is 90
Paid to the 4. n. .. A. As
ISOLATION, 20OO
Balance in The Treasury, SO
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OFFICERS.
Mrs. JOHN Nj. WARWICK,FD
Mrs. JAMES GARLAND. S. ID.
Mrs JAMES l.. BROWN, Secretary.
Mrs. DANIEL |. WARRICK, Treasurer
- MANAGERS.
Mrs John NJ. Oley, Mrs. John Early,
MS Jf. Allison. Mrs. DR.. Saunders,
MIS- frenzy Brown, Mrs. VIM. Saunders,
MIS- John l. DAVIS. Mrs. DR.. Patterson.
Mrs. Mary Bass Mrs. ] I'm Whitehead.
Mrs James Gregory, Mrs. Col Lanoborne.
GEORGE w. LANGHORNE, Chm'n.
Lucy W. Oley Sec'y.
The benedciion being given and The Rev. Mr. Lang
hume having left, the First Drectress took the Chair
and detained the meeting 10 receive the following res.
lou'lon, which offered and unanimously adopted .
Rcsored, l hat The thanks Of This Society be return
ed TO the Rev. George w. Langhorne for The Sermon
delivered IN behalf Of the Society. and for his presence
and aid at Tins meeting.
And then the meeting adj urncd.
4. {. WARWICK, T. u.
Lucy w OrLy, Sec'ly
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June 9Th. 1850 1t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-30

The European mails brought by the Europa
arrived late last night We are thus enabled to
give in this mornings paper, the details of the inn
poItant news from Germany We shall probably
learn by the Arctic, due tomorrow at this port,
whether or not there is to be an European war.
Our telegrsphic dispatches from Boston state that
after some considerable skirmishng between the
Hsytiens and Domncans, treaty of peace was
recently formed between the contendng parties,
which was effected by the intervention of the re-
presentatives OF England and the United States.
This treaty may last for while, but we have no
faith in its permanence Awar of races has been
commenced in that island which will not be ended
until either the blacks or the whites are subdued.
During the existence of the treaty bo:h parties will
NO doubt recuperate their strength and add TO their
resources, so TO be prepared for a recommends
ment Of hostilities.
We refer the public 10 the Geographic reports, for
intelligence from Washington and other places.
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MARINE AraIrs.

SrFausHr PHtAuFtrnf,-r steamship Phuadsl-
phis Captain Pearson hence for Ns~ Oreans touched
a. hey Wtst, the 2ist instant for pilot The Phi.
lsddphia abd the ne~ steamer Caribbean. 60 be
lsunehsd today, are to run Win the mails bttrosn
New Orleans and Uhsgres
AvoTntR CLrrrR LsUNcn.- This afternoon a. ',ur
o'clock, the Canton clip ship Eolp'e will be
launched from the ard of Mr. Jsbea williams & SON.
~ illiamstuTgh she has been constructed In tbe
best style Of the art ard Judge by her smart ap.
rsarsnce will no doubt prove formidable opponent
In the California China trade. She will be COM
handed by Captain Jos Hamilton la'e Of the ship
kouth Carolina The dinensions Of this vessel have
already appeared In the Iktad
RtroRrEp MuhorR o. ssrraosRn.--It IL reported
that one of the crew OF the Nantucket vhaer Plan
ter. Hes deliberately shot down and ALLIED by the cap
tain, the 18th May, 1s4p while in the South Sea
Itappesrs that che meat which served 20 the crew
90 bad that it was Impossible to IT, aud oas
night one Of the Grew named VIM y W CLARK ma.
tive Of VIM hester, Nhgna, threw " overheard The
baxt cay the captain Isaac Hussay. called the men
aft. and Gen oded whs had throsn the meat over
board. when lark admitted that he had at the
time stating that the men we're willing TO work but
that " imposibs fer them 20 perform their srdu-
Gus duiee unls a. they Supplied vith the neces-
esry provisions Upon this the captain seized musket
and deliberately shot the through the head kill
Ing him instsntly IL stated that shortly Afterwards
the vessel touch ed at Sidney and the American Con-
sui vas informed Of the transaction but Instead Of
taking steps 70 bring the murderer 20 justice, he adj
v'ed him TO keep out Of the rsy and he remsnsds ct
for seq.
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On Friday morning, Nov. 70, Of innsmmst,op ON ths
brain, JoHS cuRnrA. eyed months and IL dsys. wv
curria respectfully requested attend his funsrs,
at "a CITY Hall place ct o'clock this day.
On Friday: Nov a. ss 2 O'clock, ?; n, Br.s.aD-
The fiends and relatives of the family are rsspsct
fully invited to attend his funeral from his late real
dence 800 First avenue corner Of Sixteenth street. Or
SUNDAY Dec !, at O'Clock, Pm
On Friday, Nov. 20 LrrIrA FRANCIS daughter of John
and Isabella Francis, aged years, months and 10
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are req
pectfuy invited TO attend the funeral Sunday az
ternoon at O'Clock from the residence OF her father
No so Myrtle avenue Brooklyn without further invi.
tation Her remains win be taken to Greenwood.
Mr. GorrIrrIE wrnmasN. ssed 90 vssrs ana No a.w.
The friends and acquain of the family are res
peotiuiy invited to attend his funeral this saturday
seihooh ~ hall psst IL o'clock from the residence
at the corner of Kim and Franklin streets without
other invitation His remains will be conveyed to New
fork BAY Cemetery, for interment.
On FRIDAY. Nov. 20 JEs1IsA wife Of Nathan T. Gran
dali, aged "a years.
The relatives and friends of the family and also the
members Of Union Lodge, No. IL OF the A o. of q
Fellows and the order In general respectfully in
Wtsd 70 attend the funeral on Sunday Dec. l, at 10
street, without further invitation.
In brookly n, Nov. 90 THOMAS, Terms and Mary
Brady, aged years and months.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend the
funeral this afternoon at o'clock, from 1877 York
street without further notice
In Jersey city on Friday morning. Nov 90 gerhard
Cox tof the firm Of stoveken Cox, in New York; In
tne ooth year OF hle
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from his late resi-
deIce near the corner of Green and Grand streets.
j. O on Sunday afternoon. at ~ o'clock.
At North Hampstead. L. / on sixth day, Nov 90 OF
disease ofNthe heart RUTH wife OF Isaac a. Have
land. r.rr
Her friends and relatives respectfully invited &c
attend her funeral ut sreDds Meeting House. at West
bury, on first day the Let Of 18th month al O'clock
In Astoria, on Wednesday, Nov. ~. joins DENY,
aged 81 years after short but painful illness. He
native OF Cahir county Of Tippersry, ireland May
God rest his soul for he lived and died in peace with
all men.
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The Special Episcopal Convention--The
Church stu without n Bishop.

IL will be seen by our report of the proceedings Of
the Special Episcopal Convention, that the docess
Of New Yolk is still in the " anomalous position
which it has been in since the suspension of Bishop
Onderdonk, and that the Episcopal Church of this
diocess is yet without bishop. Notwithst anding
the appointment Of a committee of conference, no
election took place, end the convention adjourned
sin6 die This is the first instance in the history of
the Episcopal Church in New York, that Trinity
Church has failed TO Gerry It's point elect its
dideie. The election for assistant bishop will,
therefore, 6evolve on the next regular convention,
O. be held in the month Of September next, pro-
yided another special convention be not in the
meantime Gale by the Standing Committee The
result, VIZ; the adjournment, is nevertheless cen
sidered a triumph for Trinity Church, because its
friends carried it, and prevented the election ofany
oppos NJ candidate. Between this and the meeting
Of the next conventioa, Trinity Church WILL no
doubt lay pipe enough TO effect lbs object
The Episcopal Church in the United States at
the present time, comprises twenty nine diocessss,
,hiry.two bishops, including assistant bishops and
missionary bishops, and one thousand five hundred
and sixfy.three clergymen. The State Of New
York is divided into two diocesses one called the
D,oC,ss II New York, with two hundred and sixty
four clergy, and two hundred and nine churches !;
the Other, called the Docess Of Western New
Yo,b, with one hundred and eighteen clergy, and
one hundred and thirty-fiye parishes, OF churches
The following is a list OF the diocesses and
bishcIs:-
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THRrE DAYS LATER PROM HAvAsA-we have received
by the steamer Isabel via Charleston news from Ha-
vans to the 2lst
We in the Diario de Ia Mariso of the 2lst that
on the previous day, the Spanish frigsts Hispano-
Guiana entered the port with two hundred and nity
one soldiers, from Csdiz
The Faro Indus al and the Daro de Ia Marine speak
at length of the first performance of semiramis" at
the rscon theatre. The principal parts, which
filed by Madame Tedesco signors vietti, and signor
q. Badiali were perfectly rendered signor vistti
sang, also the ole Of tenor but have previously
noticed those papers deny this artist the capabity Of
hling that important part Altogether, semiramis
which had not been represented for ten years, was
cooy received by the large audience attendant its
first Representations and ut the second, the house
not half filled.
Great preparations making at Havana for the
reception Of Jenny Lind The Ravel Family and the
Mopplaisirs expected in the same city in the
course of December next
The Charleston Courier gives the following additional
items:-
the port OF Havana the Isabel came out Her
name, and the port from whence she came, was not
Havana correspondent says:-0n the Goth inst, the
Queens birth day, there great celebration in the
ohurehts, and all the military was reviewed by his
Bxeellenoy, Don Jose Gutierrez de la Coucha, the
new Captain General, Who by the way, is a ins look
lng man re visited tue opera OF Efhani, at tae
Tacon theatre, in the evening He also conde.
feended TO allow painting OF the Queen TO be taken
from the royal palace, and suspe nded over the
trance OF the theatre, which was highly decorated
this occasion. ON the entrance Of His Exceleney,
every must rse, and the band will play grand
tioDsl air +" This wss the order which strictly
ebeytd The Opera was elegantly performed, usual
On the morning of the 2lst Acoy bid farewell co the
island Of Cuba and took passage board the Calede
mia lie visited most of ths principal streets, where
be met with the kindest expressions OF regret from
the people at his leaving the island and cheers Of La
pirG at every step from the multitude
st eight O'Clock he embarked board OF a splendid
barge of twelve OATS, and Was rowed on board the
ttsa
Gbe Count OF Alcoy was accompanied down the har-
Dor by two other steamers, loaded with people and
splendid band of music on board each of them
Aeoy has left many warm and evoted friends Ia the
sapd Of Cuba who his de psrture. shed many
He has administered The justly and msrci
fully, many who may spenk II forth,n tes-
tify. His administration has been OF difficulties
yet he has suImounted them all with honor to himself
and his country
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stocL saI,s,t pb,,od.Ipa,,.

riutsru JIuA Ntv % Itf,f nogrd-s 0uo Reading Gs,
~ t StU O., 20 100 DO - LOO A. tO no d. 81;
%ue d. s go o. ts ~ lSteo Co. rs 50 zo0 a. ~ -
81 iAUu %, 'c2 ll.ts go ds, "a. iltlti 30 Penn ts
iaAi SEQ 10, ea go Pom 90. i0 o III ,iitsrd IA s'
IL Reading 40 co. 81; i0l DO. - ~; 10 do b.
~ DO. a. so; - nstnsturg re-, ~ 20 % G4i Chss
De- anal t2s do Slii 100 Norris canal Q, fi' l7
d., O. 2t,i i0u DO lit; Lehah sss; North Ame.i,,a
nsrt iss ~ Hank "a - faruers and Mschaaie. k
a.. t3 Mechanics Bar D. zi Phiiaielpha bank iva
N,r Sgles Is 90 Ress lpg % ~ s'f Is9 o. 80 g,y
DO. 90 tOu chs NJ adrg RR.C 10 do lU lkO Nors an a.
2li Sfcoae fo1rd-si 80 WILMINGTON kHGs % aON
Rtadng e. 20 su 100 Penn. Gs, ~ so County 81 ~ ito
Irhiah rase ss gfs 10 shs Fern RR ff; ~ Norris
Csuai siif 1ffer Sas-t5ot0 T.xas lWs, ~ lous Penn
ts f 2wU Alieganv City Sc SO $50 abs Morris Canal za
ltO Do. 2lhs 80 kes dirE ~. b
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On wednesday. 1Tth inst after long aud painfol
Nlntss srsSrFtrr srErHErs. wife OF JAMS A, Ed
gnr. aud daughter ~ John II. stephens, 81 Newark.
Her ffepas and those OF her father aud brother in
Law. charles D. Munor. are requested 70 attend the
fnnerni az the ct ureh u tire tecef tion Filth
on SATURDAY morrirg 81 eleven o'clock without fur
Their invistio ,r ieu aus vii be taken thence 10
Nevark J.. for intrrtpeut
On Fufay. Nov ~ Bazaar Firr. daughter II Pa
trick AND BriJret fion sgsd year and 10 months
Her funeral uill take piase from her fathers resi-
ttnce, 50 Centre street. this day, at o'clock
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statement Of facts respecting the present situation
Of matters in the Episcopal Church, we give for
the information of our readers. who are not Epis-
copalians, or who otherwise are not familiar with
circumstances, which now deeply interest a large
portion of the community.
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CoscERr AT TRIPLER HALL, TONIGHT ferdinand
Edward Doctor and his lady Madame Louisa Doctor
will make their first public appearance in this city at
Trpler Hall, this evening Griebel very celebrated
European yionist lie to add his brilliant talents TO
those OF Doctor and his lady and of the other per-
formers, thus forming a very attractive entertain
mes The music has been admirably selected for this
Int linz
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aybe silver Grsys., says a Political Paper,

sre RAPIDLY nreasips IN number througheut the stse
This is fast literally welt - politicslly but By
sorting 70 Deans Columbian Ttcophane. the chtmiy ~
ersy hairs may be poetponed for many yesr not
prevented. This vitatng psraon SEEMS % furnish the
Inert roots o. the hair WITH rrecisely The Mind and the
aouct o. stimulus they require ard this Keeps the tbrcus
always healthy luxurisn and uetrous disposrg 20
cur and preventing from becoming harsh or dry 10
be obtained At the propretors perfumery depot.
street. sun brdises snd their drug storr, No
DIAN 4 SWARTuOUf.
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This publication will be ready for delivery at ten
o'clock this morning News from all parts Of the
world will be found in its columns Single copies in
wrappers tixpence.
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Married.

At St. Georges Church, Hampstead. Z. L.. Nov. ~
Nv Rev VIM. n Moore, LsmuEL W. SERRsLL. Of New
Yort city. 20 ELts J. only daughter Of john harold
Of former place
on the evening Of wedns'dsy. Nov. "a. by the Rev
Charles Ualeey y CAsEofL SsnrH OF Phtladelpnia 10
HyNHIsrra dssebtsr Ct ueDry Hoyt Of this city
rhilsdtl pbis Tspers please copy.
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DIR. Keninscr's Remedy Is SO cheap, plea

sant aud curtain 20 eure that delights All
whe use IL. Hr. L. Blakman. Third WIN D.
spsrkss was enred of most alarming attack Of sciztc
Iheumatitm with six bottles IL is six years. and he
has had the slightest since. Lent
cured deep seated cough supposed be ooBsump
tiCn. in about Ito action coughs cOlds
almost miraculous the patient gets immo iiate el AID
gains strength at application; IL has
what years failed TO DO Mr. Issc Paddock south
Ea9t late Of Yonkers had daughter who cured Of
rghtful attack of ST Wtuss dance by the
bottles Mr. Atwood cured his niece Of ats;
headache is ftEnty cured The Hon ~ H. Grinne the
Irving. Costors, korrises thousands Of the first am
lies IL all occasions when required ard atcal
they would 800 BOTTLE rather than be withnu
it, Call and talk with the doetor-you eompelh
sl
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invited BY his iresds 70 esvsr Of lectures in
Gin Hall and perform hs last experiments in Eee
trical Psychol gy He will e-mnenee wednesday even
ing December h. o'clock and continue night
during the week. Prepare for CActementthe Doetor
always has one. Admission, IS cents.
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S BroadwAy-Theso combine maay adv
the imported being msde with the real service
containing the hest quality Of articles in the smallest pcss
bic spaee sAufDESs lH Broadway, corner Of Liberty
and Bros
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Gouraud,s Hair Restorntir. Is Yarranted

force The lair Erov, prevent It, fainE on ana
urning gray and mahing sif wiry hair soft silky and
glcssy frs bottles 8 eebts essh Goursuds nlue Hsi
d. will change red hair beautiful black brown
few niautes round only at6 walker first
from Brosdvay Bates Jordan, 120 washington street
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ries beg inform friends aud the public, that
class the tact until the second quarter VII commence
"Wednesday evening Nov 9th. OF o'clock Gentlemen do
tifous Of joining will please maize early application.
ALLEN DODWoRIH. fiS Broome street.
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AR bye ty b. secured at the mandatory Ws
street The public should guard sgainst limitations See
vsrious diplomas. Peftons whose hair has assuoed
bad color from the use f the imitation dyes have 10
corrected BY calling A. sbote. Copy the address.
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Boar msn No. as BIoaeway eerner Of dspsn,rd stree,
have Just received good assortment OF Note ana Letter
Paper knveloIes Whiting Ca Dests. papeteies. Port
lcoe. Pager Knives nKsan3s lux, afers, Wax. Pen
ellis. fess sc. Se. Note Letter Paper, and Envelopes
stamped 10 rrdCr.
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aCan,t De bcnt.r-rhe humnn hair coIored

thade Az twenty minutes bv ussH Ballads First frt
liquid Hair DNe ForEac auiia st his on No.
t5 fulton second door a Boad way stat
Warranted perfect tasfacteu. The HAIR pls
lively pteveucd from falling on 10 Less than twenty foar
hour y using BILLIARDS. Anti via bair rouie pri - p and
90 cents. y. BALLARD, Chemist, &C.
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DIR. X eIIinger's Wonder uI Remedy breaks

up deep seated cough in few days by entirely
and agreeable hong aud the patient
at every dose application IL acts with equal certainty
all manner Of hsu matte Thoussnds Of tbs
reliable evidence be by calling go Pearl street.
or a. the Dr central depot 80 Broadway In large
family bottles ut 20 eent 81 90 dozen; SO
These prices will be rgidy adhered to for the future.
has never failed in restoring the hair.
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the Tale sreto % city q draa ~ conensien but
hope. her che will call Csnfr.L SO
Bowefy sud HE asscrtmeut ~ beautiful Getsrs
BukBs, Ties Dancing slippers overshoea. 80. They are
eisFant On afd execution atd nougl sold Tor
mere song" ere, like her melody, ma'chiess.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-30
Sporting Intelligence.

UNION COURSE, l.. I.-rRorTISG.-SrAKEs $1,000
The match advertised to take place TO day, between
John May, and Fanny win positively come OF this
afternoon, without regard to the weather.