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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-09

THE unde rsigned has commenced the Stove
tusine So in the room recently occupied by
Thomas o Hsrra, on Main street. and has low
on n nd the largest anu most exte ns:ve assors-
nent Of Stoves ever brought to this city. which
he will scii a: q eight shade above the CincinAs-
II orices. His assortment embraces:
l,heFRrM1ce Pre8liu m stove. Of
several .>.zes. with heavy plates. and perfect Ia
ciit;es for .:.e PROGRESSES Of ceok.ng-ene OF the
mos, ,iopl. -. eiiice n. slaves in use.
Foundry l.rcmiuna stove. OF all the
different sizes made al the west
Cooks Delight. G"r OF The best Of tie
premium patterns
The superior stove. ,ncst convent
ent and neat Cooking apparatus, =,
The BisnEnp stove, tor Large or small
families
The Do.ablc .oVcM Cooking Steve
which is said TO combine advantages found in ut.
other stove.
The Furnace Seven Plate. design
ed for shops. stores. church-s, Sc.
I4esOr'S Six Plate. for same purposes.
EIG.Or'S ParlOr.-liarp's pnrlor-Drum
paror-GreeH's ar-tiGht ?arior-Root's air
tight pafloT. and other stoves for the sitting
room or parlor, gotten up IN the neat"st, anu nj
the same time The most substantial style. The
utmost care has been taken in the selection OF
his stock, anu il is coHiiac n!iy believed to en-
brace the most popular stoves now in use. not
only for beauty and elegance of design and fin
i>h. but for convenience aud utility.
AAOsAONS ~ ioI an culinary PURPOSES
sugar tiles, odd lids OF all sizes, sad irons,
and al'nost every article usually Kept in such es-
adjustments.
He viii also furnish TO ORDER all kinds OF Tin
" ure. made of the best materials and by eN-
perienced workmen. - The trimmings for
stoves made ie re, ami warranted TO be Of
the best quality.
In entering upon this business. deter
mined to furnish the public with Just what they
want in our line. aud persons wishing to Pur
chase invited 10 call and examine for hem
Selves and all shall be satisfied to the price,
quality and terms
- Approved Country Produce taken in ex-
change for stoves, at the highest market price.
W LILLIAN " IGGINS.
Dec. 9Th. 1919 JO:tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-09
Carriage AxBes.

Carriage AxIes.
~ SETS CARRIAGE AXLES received
III anu for safe low by
J. M. & J. II. HUTTON,
Main St doors west Of Pearl.
Oct 1919.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-09
CHARLES BUTLER

TRUSTEE, Of The Wabash and Erie Canul.
Office of Trustees of w abasl and Erie Canal
Trrre IIaute, Dec II, 1919. 3iw
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-09
New store and New Goods:
G.. SHOW Err 4 Co..


G.. YER 4 CO..
Corner Of Mil and Pearl streets. Richmond, a.,
DESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
L 4 the public, that they have recently made
additions to their former stock, and that the Y
nowhave for sale general variety Of
Dry Goods. Groceries. Hardware.
QueeMsSnrc. Boots and Shoes.
Hats and Caps. &c, sc &c.
Their assortment embraces almost every article
usually kept in such estabIi snle G oods
have been selected with much care for style aud
quality. and will be sold as low, If mol a iiftie
lotcer, than at any store in town. Their GooGs
are for sale, and rn! be scld at small profits
there's no mstake--cALL AND EXAMINE.
exchange for Goods.
U-Fiour, Corn-meol, Corn, Oats, Bran, Sc,
DC, for sale at all times
November 2oth. 1919 4e3n
NEW BOOK STOIsE.
EsTsI opening. from New York. Philadel-
y phia and Cincinnati, superior lot Of
EIisceIi:.ueOus. Scientific.
Literary; Law and
Religious, Me.ttc:eD
BOOKS;
All Of which have been carefully selected. an
can be reconme nGed fer their neatness, vau-
scrbcr will make liberal discount TO Country
Merchants and Teachers, who buy TO sell again
1t will be 10 the interest Of every
TO SEE HIS STOCK
before buying elsewhere. No charges for look
ing at his books. nor comparing the price with
that Of those sold ''cheaper than the cheapest"
school Books and Stationery.
in good variety. and Of superior quality,
stantly kept on hand and sold wholesale and
retail. A Il! of which may be bought low for
cash. Also, excellent lot Of
FRIENDS BOOKS
Look ing glasses, Band boxes and Wallpaper
constantly kept hand Arrangements are
made by whicNanv book that may be in mar
ket, can be procured with but it,le delay. Small
orders will be attended TO with promptness as
we'll larger Teachers are desired 10
call and examine many new books Just coming
to hand. For sale also
ASTRONOMICAL md OUTLINE MAPS,
SCHOOL APPARATLS, GLOBES, DC
15-Parents, Teachers, Book Sellers Students
aud every one that would be interested in good
Books. are invited to buy them at the NEW
STORE of
Il. c. HOBBS, No. 10, Main St
Richmond, Ind, 10Th mo. 3ist, $40. i3-l,
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Making the sum of 81.

Making the sum OF S;.:sl 81
There is about 1925 in juigmen. d-Iinquc nj
taNes. &c, including $50 paid out for Mark
Harmon in sickness that hc made available
perhaps the coming year; which will reduce the
present debt to :! ,',3S OF: to meet which your
committee know of no ether means than taxa
ton. Your committee sill here state that they
have had unnecessarily to employ much time
and labor 10 make out the foregoing report; ow
ing. prncpaIv. 10 the Irrtgnlarity IN which the
various city Officer have discharged their duties
We woulj therefore recommend the passage of
ordinance making it pca,t otiirn> for either
the Mayor. Marshal, City Collector Trustees OF
Public Buildings Treasurer, to dishurse any
money except by the order Of the council As it
was tie expectations wile the Bonds Of rs were
issued. to have pud them in full this wear. and as
they have not all been presented and paid, we
would recommend that some proy>io he made
to fun, the interest that has accrued on them.
All OF which is respectfully submitted.
4. r. SCOTT. Chm Com
Richmond, December :iist, 1919.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-09
KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY
Capital 100000!

Office of Wafer street. near Market, in Wise
Brick Ro,c; VINCESNEs, INDIANA.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-09
JOHN HI. HUTTON, Agent,
No. u, Main street, RIcHsoNr, l-p

TgNfIIS Company having been duly organized
Il and the capital stock properly secured
now prepared to receive applications for in
surance against loss damage by fire, on Build
ings, Merchandise. Machinery, Mills, Manufac-
tories, and all descriptions of property. Also
merchandise and produce in the course of inlanc
transportation,-the risks of the seas-and upon
the lives of individuals. The rates of premium
which will govern this institution, will conform
to the established rates of the Eastern Offices
All losses will be literally and promptly adjusted
and paid.
Directors:
Hon. r. n C.RSAN, Vincennes
WILLIAM J WISE, 90
WILLIAM j. HEEERD, DO
HORACE f. PECK, DO
Cyrus VI. ALLEN, do
VINCENT +. WEST, VI. D., Pike CO., Ind.
PETER p. B.ILEY, Fort Wayne, do
THOMAS T BExERIDGE, Lafayette. do
WALTER w EARLY, Terre- Hau,e, do
Ex-Gov. d. " ALLACE. Indianapolis, DO
HENRY d. ALLIs, Evansville. DO
HENRY r. ScHooLcRAFr, !" ashington, d. {.
ZEriiESI.H PL.rT, New York.
II. n. CARNAN, President
c. VI. ALLEN, See'y. \. T. ELDRipeE. Treasurer
CYRUS NJ. ALIEN Cu. I-;nc,,,1.
SaMsUL Jco,H.
Dec. 10, 1879. 32tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-09
A Fine Assortment Of Toys for tii
Holidays.

Clocks and " atcies repaired as usual on very
moderate terms. Old Gold and Silver taken for
goods. Do not fail to CALL at No. ID. Main
street, Richmond Ia.
December % ls49 ltf
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To his pY,, customers.

The undersigned would return bis thanks for
the liberal patronage they have extended to him,
anu he hopes they will continue their favors TO
the firm of w. II. < w Shearon who keen on
hluu at all tunes. IL nSsori man.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-09

which they are selling at fair and reasonable
prices CALEB SHEARON.
Richmond, I'D, mo. Goth lS49 If
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-09

issr the first cause F1fsTrnE--E Sse nni cy-
isicncc indivisibiy connected. aud. as it were.
one. ArR,s--Xtrcmrlv subtitle vet ponderahle.
substances. NIsiiNrs is intended TO mean uniu-
territorial errors. such rs DO not adhere man :
interiors. Irp IN the text signifies doctrine. for
us the body rests III bed. in his doc
trine. Agtiu, ",here shall he two living in one
bed. one shall he taken or accep,ed) the cthor
the ether lett incoming two III one doctrine
but not similar in practice.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-09

Michigan ms. Co. ) DIS
State Bank Detroit, ) Dis
tar.& Nee. Blk. do. ) d $
All other Banhsno sale =.
Wisconsin,.
Ma. & Fire In. Co. ) ds
.These Banks have
heretofore been from39
} discount, but are now
generally reed a, par
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03
WANTED. : Whereas JAMES

TNFORMATION WANTED. = Whereas JAMES
i HANSBROUGH a Young man now about - years otsge,
LETT the county of Fsuqusr the State OF Virginia, in Js
ls45 and went TO the county Harden in the State OF
Kentucky, where he resided ll NoSsmoe iss. when ne
and then to proceed the Territory OF Oregon Since
is4s his relatives Virginia have not heard from him, and
ascertain his present locality BY the death OF
nj, father Elijah Hansbrough the executor OF said deceased
il anxious TO of from him. Any person who may have
any information respecting said James snsbrough will please
address letter the subject directed Somerville.
Fauquier county, Virginia. -
Executor Of Elijah Hansbrough, deceased.
une l-w3m il
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03

HARPEK's MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST, this daY
III received and for sale by X. FARNH!AM.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-03
WHOLE NUMBER All.

the road TO a, least S350,OOO. Hence the clear
profits of the road would be "a and per cent on
the whole capital expended, the very FIRST year
Of its op Z tor.
In relation to the prospective business Of this
road, !; is needless to say much in addition to the
remarks already made in connection with the
Rock Island railroad, the railroad from LasalI-
to Chicago must be the recipient Of almost all
the business thar will lIaccumuate on the railroads
ives, Of II. Al Ottawa, although portion Of is
may be diverted BY railroad contemplated to
extend 10 La Ftyete, Indianapolis and C ncin-
nati, the BUSINESS is will bring back, together
with an imme nse traffic from the Illinois Cen,ra:
railroad, will be fully qpai TO it-part Of it pass
ing of by the Rock Island and LasaIle railroad,
including AZ the travel from Ohio and lndiana
to Council Bluffs. and pirt from Ottawa, through
Aurora 10 Chicago. l. must be evident TO every
one familiar with the country nd its business,
that these estimates, extraordinary no they may
appear, are far within what might have been
safely assumed. Ottawa and Perm are central
points, where the business Of country Of On.
nafaileied resources will accumulate by means
Of railroads; effort the part Of their cilizcns
to aid in organizing the Rock Island railroad
company, whilst il is sure to promote their gene
eral interests. will afford them the means OF
commencing operations at an early period nndes
liberal charter and eventually Of realizing more
profits from heir own railroad. lam gentlmen,
With much respect, YOUR OH, serv't,
RICHARD P. MORGAN
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-03

THs CaExRFul HEART.-It is not essential to
the happy home that there should be the luxury
Of the cafpeted floor, the cushioned sofa, The soit
shade OF the astral lamp. These elegances gid
the apartments, hut they reach no, the heart.-
i. is neatness, order, and cheerful heart which
make homo that sweet paradise il 10 no often
found to be. There 10 JOY 40 real, a. heartfelt,
by the cottage tirssde, - in the most splendid
saloons of wealth aud refinement. The luxuries
and elegancies of life are not to be despised.-
They are TO be received with gratitude. But
their poss. Is on does rot insure happiness. The
sources OF true joy are not 90 shallow. The
cheerful heart, like kaleidoscope, caused most
discordant materials TO arrange thsnssisss in
harnrnnv and beauty.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-03
CO.. IOWA. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1850.

which time only can determine. In bridging
the Mississippi in order to cross with Railroad
of the magnitude and importance which must be
necessarily assumed !orii, asa national thorough
fare, provision must be made TO avoid ali obsiruc-
TONS either as to the free passage ofitstrans or
10 the navigation Of the river. The smoke pipes
Of the steamers are generally 60 feel high above
The surface or the water. Allowing joint IS
feet below the Top Of these pipes, tbe bridge al,
its highest point or over the channel, should be
at least SO feet above high water
The following estimate will be near approx
imafion Of the comparative co :, OF bridging the
M nni-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-03

The whole distance by the experiment survey -
e5} miles. Subsequent examination reduce Il to cer'
that location it will not exceed eighty three
miles on ground equally favorable.
The in general will beoOf large radi, end In
NO will these be less than 64o feet. On the %
miles, as nearly as can be computed At present, -
miles will be straight line. @
The Grades are as follows
On the Northern route. On the Southern route.
East Of the summit the ru East Of the summit the ru-
per mile Total Of asc mile. Total o. scents lo7
III n. do. descent 2e8n. feet. do descsnts . n.
West Of the summit he ruling grade being 10 feet
to the mile Total Of ascens 140 feet. Total Of ds.
scents 227 feet.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-03

al kinds
/, SpsvIhb
journalism,
res, Piles,
CONTRACTED
IN ca,
licstion oi
Proprietor
,Fsrn.r'
rly Of
s1RiaIy eta
eofihs.p,.''
genEaSSlss u,Sfs.
. IL
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-03
AT DuBuouE.

~ ~ oSSS %
Total width Of the river
$500 feet. Average depth
al low water z ieet, (b0t-
tom sand.) Rise Of water
90 feet. 9 abutments and
Q piers on the east side.
average height 20 feet. 2
abutments and 5 piers on
the west side average
height SO f.. Cost Of 23..
100 5 ds. of masonry 81 SO
per cubic yard. $231, ,l60
Cost Of Golfer dams
and piling fonn.
dation for each
pier 95 600 90. 900
2. 600 feet of So.
perstructure at
925 per A., 70, ,O00
2 600 feet Of em-
bankmeni con.
tanning $50 600
cubic yards 1t IS
cents per yard, 137, 500
average haul SO
Of Q mile
452s, eco
Proba ble extra
expense by tun-
mel ON east side IS OOO
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-03

Also 2A per cent for engineering,
agencies, printing right Of way,
SOUTH ROUTE.

The whole cost, therefore, of putting the road into
complete operation equals $40 oa64 80 100 per nus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-02

tke .er he made equally subject to suitable reyu-
e.tons. 1t wuuli, AN constrained TO believe b. al
Vet 81 great and manifest rmproydancs 10 authorize
Or siaos to be- without fall aat AN pie suartn
tee In writing In the form If otn-r~ise that
II must be- properly r-gsi,Sst aud IN maintained ana
Kept In readiness and repair during the term OF us
continuance n would otherwise be hsols 10 the
perhaps the distory and dsrnier remedy ny Inlet
poht, which NIGHT lead IN couseqa.na OF such impro-
sidsnee to the entire loss forfeiture OF the IRAN
sbite
For these reasons, tesl bound 60 withhold my APP
proval Of this resolution. aud herewith r"turh II TO
the Beard in which II originated TOR rnclnSlderttipn
(sigled) "o'pdOLh'
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
Resolved That the cross walks sorner Of Walker
street ana Cortland Alley repaired und'r ths drec-
zion of the Comm souors OF Repairs aud supplies
That Market street, from Water 90 South street. be
regulated $50,
To iuouire isto the expadcucy of IN tSlng additional
wharf at the foot OF Eighty sixth street, East
River.
R.,olved That a special committee b. appointed
from each board to confer with the General doveru-
l. building in the city or New YORK. for the
odston of the post Offices AM United States coarts,
Marshall ofice. etc.
That "a fire bydrant be placed in Eleventh street,
between avenues Il and ..
That avenue y from Thirteenth To sixteenth streets
be graded. ano curb aud gutter stones set therein
Resolution calling ON the New Jersey Railroad aud
Tran. Company u establish terry from the
foot OF Canal street TO Jersey Ciy purs 10 the
provisions of their lease.
Resolution to sp-ud the work uf lcugthenin- the
ri-r No 10 North River. until the LIST of October
That Third st.e-t. between Second aud Third ave-
NUS, be lighted with gas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-02
IN CBAai.1s EvSDEs
wArEs Cuhs ssrAsLt- asssf,
AZ ycLr.ssrros, s..s

AZ ScEr.ssrrOS sse.
U1ksthpt M PIT W. Ill, INFORMS us fkfBND0
~ Abd the Irttie ,as $50 ~, n ID. laso
Dr kugsles sier Gun kstnLirhnsst Ben-ea,iis,
shd hsn mes trou the N~rths sp.os ks1r0sa Depot.
sven h,. ra. from Ne~ YORK stt. svs treu Boston,
tnd ave IRON stsb. situated 20 the pleasant
valleys 81 Nsy knx snd avpnssd stth sood h.iIS
and hs1y vas snd s.psssss suppled with ths rursst
ssftsr. ccide-t The puS~ nj
heasby, s,t the eipste mild ssd ssf-~ass The
sfsccss bci4ip6s esor th n-..sary c-svctisrse>
~ssr e-r- rurro-es such as. pluns. tashs d,ueh>
siins FOR stuut .y paientS
either ss The hsss sks ss,t.se
Bvips deip. q Prs~snits Grs<eehers and II, tuS
tses t.srs " the hssSs ~ Bsrvpsan
hydrets'h s-ys - 1922" r.s-esses sYss'sssea
f.rers .h. msy ecsads themselves W hi sssahsA-
- st,vs stAfUA ~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-02
CALIFORNIA.

TAYLOR AND DE- BAUFRx FORWARDING AND
,enmi.eien Merchant, Chasrss. NO Fssre soc ,'s-
psres 20 fnrvard all gods zoe light
asusht tcss. -is India r~he~r susie Zoe the
sonvsyane. 81 pss.err. ses n-sNt. We h-vs sl-c
Srranse rertr With Rusels Co. rssspsrts,on stnt-
gc-rnrs and Cruee hat h-re ell ~ deisy
tsshnus NIX fAYLoN, lst ~ nsjti psre
~ DIR BAUrRE late ~ Ns~ Orleans.
Rsfsrveee IN NJ York. H-vsrd d scr., sro.< my
ssaA ksv.s1ary c., 80 Sy..sss,, o.assssi~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-02
w AsnING TON NALL hgs nNnA Y-pn.IrIYE-
AmUsEMENTs ~ nnuOnLyN.

FTlNOLl GARDEN, BKOOhLlS, NEAR CRY HALL.
fulltn street the finest GaT,en IA the >tats ef New
Ik.-Gland Promenade Concerts Tuctd1y evening July
comprising he rrn, Pat members Of unT eLatr ban
SteyelUacLer ubd Ssxunia band. ICkgts llit cstts.
(.iaIt gala cav Performances the Fourtn if
the Glorious day American Ind rand
tornape mt two cc,eCF-a grand made
the celebrated Hex. ue in his extraordinary aerial fes,
sending mp miniature elephants, animas aud balloons
EVENING" rormsncc o'clock. Pf,t made and
paIu display II fireworks by Herr Butte and Mr. ThJrr-
tGn. Tickets - centF. see programme
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-02
MAILS rou EURoPE.

The steamship Cambria Will leave this port to-mor-
for Halifax Hnd liverpool The mails viii
close a, half pat 10 o'clock Tomorrow morning. The
y ,,tiy Rysd will he pubi.hed ~ o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-02
SALES ~ nOCrsUk

by JACOB 6. PLATr-L. G. CARSINGToN. AUG
ID uou,er.-Tardware and cutlery aad Damaged Goods
Sale. this day jacob S Plat Mi sell. chs gay 40
with quantity Of goods PARTIALLY damaged the lac ire
IN at,rstrest consisting Of hrss bsss-, piae al ct
bed tavern snd Jacket lamps foxes handles and
rtttcns, cGndeslcas Sc. also, GODS consisting Of
table knives and forks shear, p,cAet
and pehkni,.s, spoons p@dlosts Knot do bsss die
stick teatrays aud wsiier IVORY tEisrs rnd frk. hau-
PERCUSSION caps shot belts Al. 3 ,s.ss Aa..rcaa
sapaued door de urphce pins aud h.c1J close
on sane Also cardei cut Ter, iaI RS a.. Al.p. at II
o,loek, invoice OF Jao+ NARROW fHe and
cry hardware iras ard soaneI harness hs-ne,s and ak
tets, buckles fcrrats. hooks, &c, Sc.
I ". BEowN, AurloNfKR.-noU >guo.u frNNi-
Buvn will sali 1T susti"n atove IN, furniture r
ssr - ,as chr ,"r aus
ry ara ~, rain carpets o-ooias !sokGEga,ses, Chin
glnsrv"re. Nesc.
M LILLIAN NC CUkEitK, AJCttUNEEK.-ruRsI-
w uie sale in !erscy ti'y tbs dsy az pci"ek q NJ.
S,sun's ko~ 'l"~ Jersey cpssisps
tone plsrc f'rs, grand action mahosany chars sofs.
s0rtmtnt Of bedroom AMI Sitohen furniture.
lanes COLE. AUCTioNEER-63 VALUABLE BUILD
~ ng Lots A. Brot Ms ~ AZ snci'n jams Cole will s.
on Tuesday Jrly I'd AZ " .vcoL Ht ne M.rchs"ts 81,
fsyete. and urs.ne Van Beuren. Hickory
Quincy streets. These lots hes, inly -oasci ia
,lsop line stssrs pass tne prSp-ry ever, r. minute
Clason is regulated paved lighted ani the
possy nav 1 soa and per S,S 81
ASs =. tie p"rerty he hal % tsr office 81 th.
s'r - ipIt'n s,r.e, hiootl,n, and Wah itrrs, NY
- bARNoN, AUcIiost EK-BY dARsON NASH.
store so say.-~heTil sale Of the stock n
Irk hstufarory-Ths day Tussiav 10 o'clock at No.
q Pearl street conistng Of large stock of prntns
iireren kinds AiO valuable patent sht Tor making
zane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-02
HORSES.


SADDLE HORSES TO LET TOR TUI sEASOS-ruE
~ as,eser hs- s,vssl sssd. horses fr ladis sod
TO let for the Also several for sale
o. Arrl ~ Dishr1vs Rsirs school - Four'h sveuue'
EOR sALE-A PAIR or BLACK MARES. WELL
ns'cs.d and fast sritsbe Tor Isht wsgpa. sod foe
stdr,. tsy ne seen a. kesds Static this d&y ru.s
day ana Wesnsfssy.
Euk sALE-A THoRoUgU BRED STALLION THIS
h.uin1l hcr-e u dsrs s-prl.d ero.s, hsn
hist tpd I've y-ers old, a. ereeeot rosds knI snd
". nnse"r dorblo names ans -.rfsnt~s SQUAD TIE
thirty -iOuith stree, and Seventh Avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-02

10 ~ mai ~ ta- shoes ec- mato
NJ h. sicr ~ "a ~ For exc lieat mute
warkn ir. sd uufshit.y hey csur he ezsesd.
sod egue He'd thak. He IL ~ofsrate In his
elerges, toait~'t he s. fpr lie sHd ls- rirard
sizes - oil trds ih htidrun. All shoes
msy also he purchased herr ~ erpr quality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-02

tn RAY, No. ~ bcwrty, mote aursble than the srt
nsty SAMUEL not Ans shras ~ wssint Their soft
e.. 40 srrtL rnite 10 recommending them to the ia
vorshis regard 20 the -esrsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-02

t1ottins y l.. r.. err. NJ Fuo, II
ta Zach Tay u exiting his ueirh,rhoaj bv the
sAtf irgs he {. all ~ the day his
vCS t-ft ssrmens. admirably made and sold
II. alas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-02

f.rpssir pes,erg" No" - Union Hat, lRh. ohesp,
aus fsshionsti p Yes ~ c.ur-e waull KNOX. y
" FULTON suit all tastes srd D"cketH too W
dsutti him call and boy bat fvr Independence
Day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-02

~i sb"~ ter irderer, ei.e y wskug into Br obs Boot
sod Shoe Emporuth fuitsa aud select their
ps ~ hou su.s. snd the hest place la the city TO
let o good sud chcau a,fieia
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RAtv.R~Aps.

(,Appsn AMP AspoY sAILsoA n LIN = ros e,.n.X.
ssIe,s >, seven . slo On A. - sss ss,f.pss
asr- ss-epee4 frs rtsr Ne l. Ncrth rsvsr Gsrs-rvs
senss eass. - sescsl slaes sAss. a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-02

EOuRTu or JULY ExCURsIONS.-DULLS rENRY,
Iilnstudiem, and Fore Lee, lsring 81 Hammond snd
1hirtseBth sttesv The connections sttambasts fhANK
EsthATB, aud WASuINGf Os will leave New York FROM
he Pier foot 81 spring b0ur from A. " ti
~. The last boat will leave Port Lee At r NJ Fare
each way. l9ts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-02

tiusf ali Then x1to savage. No.
y Fsitor street rbis timex thew
81 Ne M srknaglsdsc1 a. No. gold
pens tie kctsier pointed. sold "a above. Re-
ull q . 81 oniV.