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ted TO their use, ard learn that In addition 10 4
| pleasant, quick ard easy passage to Liberia and
/ the preparation Of comfortable homes for them,
they and their children, instead Of being engaged
in only the meanest ard most degrading occupa-
tiors, vii fill only those which are most agreeable
and most respectable the lowest kind Of labor be-
ing performed by the natves) they will be ready
to 60 faster than the proposed ships take them
The increase Of the black population ofthe United
States is no less than 10000 per anaum and there
are about half million OF free negroes-a number
equal to that Of the slaves at the period Of the De.
clara,ion ofIndopendencs.
The company proposing 70 establish line OF
steamers TO lun from the principal ports Of this coln-
try TO Liberia, willing % baid them az theirow
expense aid carry emigrants a. ten dollars per
head, under the superintendent Of the Coloniza.
ton Society, Of which Henry Clay is the President
hut viii require IN appropriation by Congress in
consideration Of the privilege which the Govern
neut VIII enjoy oitakilg the ships whenever they
may be wanted 6- war purposes.
Now e clrtsiny is desirable % have large steam.
slips, G.a,r war pur .oscs, q. ell tines ready for
tie pubic service; bu. S. e c-1not al,rd 10 keep
rJf-,ient number OF them cruising about doing no
ting. Letthe owners 81 them be employed in slis
great worh Of Colonization aad whenevcr the ships
may be required by the Government they viii not
only be ready and in fine order for tho public ser.
vice, but there will also be a body of skilfu and
trained officers, engineers and fremen ready to
man them.
In whatever light, and from whatever point of
view we regard the Colonization OF Africa by the
means proposed, we see manifold advantages. It
will secure the welfare Of the free negroes, who are
low stepped in poverty and degradation IN this
country It viii relieve from an incubus that il
weighing down our energies; it viii stimulate a
sufficient number Of the Slave States to abolish
Slavery, and thus destroy the banefu predom
nance Of the South in tie councils OF the nation; it
will cfectually abolish The inhuman Slave Trade;
it will coonize the whole continent of Africa. And
all these great objects will be achieved or secured
by an expenditure Of money on the part Of the
Government hardly exceeding the amount fooled
away By the American squadron on the Coast of
Africa whose only object ia the capture Of slaves,
an object which has been entirely defeated the cap
lures not amounting on an average to one per year.
and the tccursed trade being moro iourishing than
ever.
BS5@ The above article was written for us
by friend whose philanthropy and intelli-
gcnce induce us to concur heartily in all his
positions. In the general idea Of an extern
siye and powerful Colonization of Western
Africa by the Blacks Of this and other Amer
lean countries we warmly sympathise, but
the details Of the plan by which this great
end is proposed to be attained we reserve for
further consideration. Ed.
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sCHOOLEYs MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, N J. II
BELMONT HALL.

Sumner resort will reopen for tho reception OF visitors
The 1871 inst Many Improvements have been mad. 70
the buildings and grounds since The last The "fe
randall" connected 10 this establishment is 90 situated
10 be retired, and yet convenient the main building
This Is entirely building. having been lately Duih
ard furnished IL the best sye the roots are 80 asngoo
70 communicate and be converted INTO pdyae pafos
The whole Establishment ibis seefon fitted pfl 81 pef0
ttye and the accommodate unsurpassed. Nothing
sbn be omitted the part Of the management Genur
manly aUd experienced persons are engaged TO MI every
depar,r emit Al c0mmunicado1s addressed
N'P'- y. A HiNCHMAH
schooley's Mountain SphDgs, June J. ls5e.
Route via Hors ard kssex Railroad. Ticket Once foot
Conand.st Leave every mOrnirg at Am. Through
from New.YoIk "a hours Leave Philadelphs every
Tor EeNUk Connect H. and h. RR. Through IN boun.
ie5HleOds
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scacoJEY,s MouNrAIN spR1Nes, N. (.

Known 10 Inc public viii b opened or Tie reception Of
visitors on the 18th Of June next The house has oees
greatly enlarged during the pastveaI, furnishing az exs
sive crir grOoD large number Of goddard and Wei
ventilated bedcharnbers, sad nsT aud spacious pafo'
Al newly ard really furnished vito special references -
roryepifoce ar a comfort Connected win ms esaDlss.
ge are sevs cottages 50 situated 20 De retired qua
vet convenient 10 he main suildag Tree e5tIsgss
viii h. lei 70 s the wishes II gplcals etder eiErs on
he H. slOry or room The whole estsbismsu, has ben
6ed up Ia superior style AID tho scconmodaSo-s efs 90
signed 10 BE- Equal lhose % soy watef1sPGce Ia 0'
county. 49,. "a
The unsers gned having become he sole proprietor Vi
give hs whole attention 70 The business, and VII 20 81
ssed In i,s niansgemen, by Mr.. David A. CfoweN sra
other gentlemen oflerge experience ,,,
schooeys Mountain, May 60 1880 mySl Ssw2n.
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ARREST or REUBEN WITHERs-This vo,ny
man, charged with the murder Of young Il .ynolds
in December last, has been arrested ia Mazstlan.
BY our Consul Mr.. PsrrOs Application was made
10 the Mexican authorities for bis delivery. which
was st once acceded TO, and be was conveyed on
board the U. s. soop ofwsF Falmouth From the
influence of friends Of the accused subsequent at
tempt 10 have him re.devered to the Mexican
authorities was made, bat II was refused He was
coafned ia double irons On the I falmouth, which
vessel sailed for this port on the l4th inst.
Alta California
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INE ETANIsH NAFAL VkVE'--f VVItVsPVII0lE
Of the N. o. PieoywRe writing from Havana, says ;
The Spanish naval force in these waters is com.
posedof the iollowi0g vessels Ship ofthe line So
bsrano Il guns frgstes Isabel III "A; Perla, ~
guns EsgeEsuzs AZ CoFtes, SO steamers Blssco
dc Garay, 6 guns and $50 horse power; Pizarro,
lnow n9g ship guns and $50 horse power; Al
varo ee Bazan. guns and loo horse power lisa.
be- Ia cstoica, guns and 100 horse power sloops-
oEwat rGisa Fernando, "a guns Colon, 10 guns
brigs Paiiota. 20 guns; Hsbsnero, Is guns Ner-
Won, lGguss; hsrmaPhrodoie brig Nhlavicences,
guns fehlontrs Habsnero 3 guns; Isabel H.,
guns Joanito, gun; Teresi.a, gun; Cris,ins,
gun; Chufraca. l gun; and ganboat DonacioD,
CUR. Total, 81 guns. Or these, al are now at
sea except tie line OfbaHle ship COagreso.
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u1opians not worthy 10 be entertained by states
men, men And thus are precious time and opportunity
.nto"n away, and instead OF siding Providence in
tne WORK That neither ignorance nor perversity can
suppress, the wheels OF progress are clogged and
the grand life Of humanity deferred. WARREN
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nra TIE PROPRIETOR Of lila fsyorile ard sgreeses
Ell place Of Summer resort takes peasUss 10 ealing I1e
e- auction u shs NewYork public 10 the fact ma as
now prepared 0F lie reception and Oh :.
transient OF permanent boardeTs The high esuniA1oa
which hs house held b. families who have spec.
rer 0rhs there lie s sure Will render an exIsnoee LJ
oils superior htuaco In point Of scenery ~,
&c unnecessary. In this particular has no sqo1
Budson River Toe lsrdeT, heretofore WI o. Ss
with ever deieacy he markets thofd ~ si,s,s
former faciidcs for reaching Newbergh ~ sam ,~r,
there sre tive traits Of cars passing daily elmer sss
New-YoIk and Albany. Esry app1esnon a." noglpI
for selection Of rooms lleio zm-I " D ---..-.
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ITALIAN mgpICATEp

EOURAUD's ITALIAN mEDICATED
NsOAP Il Ia well known, Will cure pnples, freckes,
tan and eli skin defomilies and 10, moreover, tho beet
shaving compound ever used GoUaAUDs Poudre Subtle
positively eracceies supeTauous hair from low Dre-
heads or any part OF the body; Hair Restorative FOR
forcing hair 10 grow, erd rendering harsh, why hair
soft silky and glossy; Liquid Rouge Tor pale lips and
cheeks; Lily white Tor rough ssllow and flushed faces;
Liquid instantaneous Hair Dye changes red or grey hair 10
beautiful brown or BLACK 10 few minutes without stain
IN the skiD-wsanted, pay iGkea. Beware ofcOuu-
erfeis The genuine preparations OF Dr. FELIX 0OURAUD
found only ei o. Wakerst, hst store from luotinl
Broac way; Calender 80 South ThrdsI, Philadelphia.
Bates Jordan, l9 WGshDgton-st Boston. Gbbs Wash
lngisD City. Pierce, Broadway Albany. myZ7 i'm
IRON FOUNDERs-ExTa hne boiled Black Lead,
Soapetohe Charcoal, Anthracite and BluminOus Goals,
for facing. best quality for fine work for saie by
CHARLES J. SHEPARD, NorS Stove Warehouse,
fe7Ius 2f2 Wasr 81
(HAIr CABLEe-A large sssorimea. OF Enzass
~ proved, IRON SO - l7-e inc15s. Fcr sale By
M oAUNY & DER2IcK2Of. 80 souis-si
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SCHOOLS.
TARRYToWN INSTITUTE.
~ EEgr nnARnIN., SNyOny n

a SELECT BOARDING. SCHOOL for Boys
A e. Tsrryown, Il. K, A. NEWMAN, Principal.
In tls institution young gentlemen VIII be thoroughly Ia
sructed IN all lhs branches or an English and Classical
education requisite for commercial pur5uis or entering
college.
There are two terms IN year, each FIVE months The
Summer commencing ths first OF May aud sne
Winter on the first OF November. Terms reasonable.
Circulars containing PARTICULAR references &c. car be
obtained Spsldng Shephards bookstore, 1891 Broad.
way, New York or By Addressing noIs TO the Principal
my20 eodn
ERENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
Boarding and Day School from CarOl-pace 10 l0I
81 harksplHce near Firssv. The now location Ia open
- .i-g 9TH l~.ea sarion. and the hnnss, dsasls
one with every moGern convenience She invos hose
having daughters FOR whom they desire a thorough and
hrttclsft educsan Ia all branche5 call and exam ne
her Testimonials. She hss hsd committed tc her The
al hles Of many Of tao esdirg Isnes Of ;hil city End
can refer to ALL my7u
A TEACHER WANTED.-The Trustees OF the
"A Clesrspring Academy wish employ teacher for
ssd institution School 10 bs opened about the lot OF Au
gus next He must DO good English scholar, and aso
competent 10 teach the Latin and Greek languages For
particulars, adde's JONATHAN NESBIfT, Jr
iel0 81 C.earsprHg Washington Co. Ma.
VVANTED-Ina Boys Boarding School, n miles from
w The city young competent 10 Instruct small
and he could devote the remainder hts studies Board
ard iuucn will be given for his services References re-
CURED Address Boarding School, PoII Chester, N. Z.
je5 5taw2w MWGS'
no sCHOOLs.-WeRed, partner In french
II school Of this city. The applicant must DO clsssicay
IA giving Instruction Address School, at the Office OF this
paper JeIA '
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.--IrVng
Dlnsdtuie, TGnytown, N Y. Pupils admitted n any
time Circulars ii 205 Broadway.
myz7 I'm WIN. p LYON, A. NJ Principal.
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LEBAN NON SPRIN
VIA piff. fal9 Mac
tIlHE MOsT DIRECT RnTTR 10 lhis eel

'I'BE MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO this celebrated
Watering place 10 by tho Now-York and New.Hayen
ac houssionic Railroads TO Pitsfed, and thence only
miles by stage
Passengers leaving Eew-York by the 8 ociDck A. N.
Express Train arrive al the Springs 1t p 81 The sage
accommodations on this route such viii iBsere com
fort ard dispatch.
PassengeIs take tie O'Clock p NJ train, and 90
through TO Pitshed, take the s,e Evening Trains ard
remain night IN Bridgeport leaving there al 1910 4.
Fare through g 50 je7 4w~
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sTEvENs,s HOTEL, vERGENNEs. VT.

E'AmlLlEB desiriDg pleasant aud economical resr
dence for the sumner, VITA 10 mineral spring
water for invads be accommodated the above no
tel The Elgin Spring water, highly celebrated for s ton
ic and medicinal properties will be Constantly kept at hs
house. A carriage will be furnished tho guests every
pleasant osy TO visit the sprngss0 minn eS drive
fine roed The hotel IL spacious, with fne ballroom, and
has reputation equal any hosss Ia the State Is prox-
unity 10 Lake ChaDp plain fine waterfalls and picturesque
scenery renders YeTgeEBes desirable Summer retreat
Parties leaving New-YOTk by the morning boat (ys Az
baDy, Troy Sarsogs Sprags ard While0s Will sleep
board ihs Lake Champsn boats and arrive NeTgeDaes
10 breakfast the next morning. By The o'clock evening
boat for Troy arrive AZ Vergennes lie next evening
I'D laWfWs
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JAMES POWERS, |
ERASTUS BEACH.
S. SHERWOOD DAY, ,
CYAN SANTVOORD, |
JOHN VAN VLECK,
ry@Im

~ Renovnl,-PHiLiP ERNST Professor OF Music
teacher II the BGhm and other autss and the gDsr,
respectfully Informs his friends and tbs public Ia general
that he mas removed to SG Broadway, near walkerst
Nsw-YoTk. myl0 Smeody
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~ Wigs. Wigs! Wigs!-Cltizens and strangers
are Informed that the largest cheapest and best
OF WIGS hrfwigs, oupee brads or long hair and other
Ouaaental hair, 10 be oand a. MEDHUasT HFARDs
- Maden-lane The trade supplied. myii cod In
~ WRter-Cure InsIttutes-City and Coun.
try.Dr. TRAIL receives patients al his commodOus city
establishment Is LRight-sl and al OgsterBsy L. Com.
muncauOn daily between these places b. steamboat and
railroad General practice attended 10. Consultations g.
tnv25 Inn
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- Wigs ana T0upses.-BArcsgLoRs ceishyatsa
Wig Factory 10 at Wallet where al al fnes DO
found tbs lsrges IN he city Strangers sod
citizens should call and Judge for themselves before pur
chasing elsewhere. BATcEELoR's newly invented Wigs
obtained silver medal 81 ,ho Fair OF me American lns
tute Copy th9 address uiyl5 hW&fH
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q Lebanon Springs Water-Cure Establish.
menf Il row open on IA 9Th Summer Ror lnSorrafou
fdereso Gee I'M. " BEDORTHA. d D.
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y Psychological giairvOyauce.-MRS. NETT
LER. the celebrated ClaTvoysnt and Psycalo zeal
o. orator will continue her examinations aud eaiment Of
disease Al o. Yarics-sL jos lw+E
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II DF. Shew's WateF-Cnre Facilitates 81,
nor Fwelllh-sL and Uniyersiv-plscs &c AZ
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IsTEMUs HOTELS.


cHAGhKs, AyD GORG0M
CRUCES, ( AMI PANAMA
FINHE IRVING HOUSE, at Chegres, Wallace w WI.
4 liams, assisted by Hugh Miller
THE PANAMA RAILROAD HOTEL, al G0rgons, un'
dor the sBagement Of A. Miller and J. Z. niger.
THE AMERICAN HOTEL at Cruces, under the man
egement Of y. Folger ard Nil er, Jr.
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL, al Penana under me
mans cement OF Adrian Miller. iel DkcH
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FIRE WORKS.
BRILLIANT FIREWORKS.

BRILLIANT FIREWORKS.
rVNHE UNDERSIGNED have for sale q superior and
a complete assortment Of FToNorks; also h J. Halle
celebrated colored works. City and country dealers will
find this superior ock select from. Military aud Civic
Associations can be supplied wit the above ar1cies
Tanted, and on the most reasonable terms, by
BADEAU LOCKWOOD, 2G9 Westinghouse.
fei0 22tDA3tWE
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GENERAL NOTlCES.

- Fewlers & Wells, Phseue,osist.. ana E,,,h-
Iisherss Clinton Hal. Isl NAsss1-sI Ger tss Psrs
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ExTRACT OF LOGwoOp:;,A... sPsnSr NIL AZ
os:.s is Ws.esst Isls sns0asl RUSSELL Sfi''s
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- DR.. HOughton's Water Cure E-tabyfss.
RroAdHEv. mgls In
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SUMMER RETREATS.

COZZENs'S WEST POINT HOTEL
DECISIONS WISHING 20 visit The s0Svs Hotoi BY
Il Railroad are informed that Gsuson's Landing Ia u5
stopping place. The boat 10 always there At the arrival u
the different usins The other mode OF conveyance IL tho
New World and Aids, leaving New orb at 7 A. NJ. AID
Columbia aud Hudson at foot Of LbenysL every ansr.
noon al 5. leT l0r
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~ O,Rieily's Telegraph Lines connecting
win eli sections Of re United atss General 0fce, III
Broadway. Open from IA TIE mOrning I'LL II ~ light
Visitors IN New York who accustomed . Irinsscfag
burmese viii tha ORei'y Lines IN any section p .h7
Z sized Sstes vii fad 10 their sresi % leave tl9r dis
patches this oce nsurs prompt ard correct usns-
D ssicu. js6u
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BRATTLERoRo, WATER CURE

LDlABLISHNEWI.
VlHIS EsTAB LlsHMENT having been put 10 eomple1c
order is now commencing s sixth season. IL hss
abundance OF the purest water and ample aons
for 100 patients Il is accessible all toe wey " rao4a
from Albany Hew-York and Boston. detailed report o.
upward Of 800 cases treated heEe during ne year 100 WIZ
be sent By mail on application % Vm kadde ~ BROAD
way NewYork FOR further nfonnaton apPy 70 ne SUD-
scnber. X WESobbuOL \, "a ~.
Rrnuleboro Vermont Marcs. 1850. nile 3mis W ed&sst
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iisherss Clinton Hal. Isl NAAssu-st nssT ISs Psrs
~ d.; Slew. watss-UBrc Institution. cor
neT Fvelih-sL and Uniyerssy.vsee EsR
~ DR.. HOughton's Water Cure E-taby,ss.
Broadway. mys lms
q Lebanon Springs wator-Cure Establish.
ment Il TOW open on IA 9Th summer. FOR nfornanoa
/. idereso. Zee lm.I n sGDoRThA ND.
~ Psychological CiairvOyauce.-MRs NETT.
LER, The celebrated CialFvoysnL and Psychological
operator VIII continue her EXAMINATIONS aud Weamsn Of
disease, al o. yaricA-sL s3lw'G
~ O'Rielly's Telegraph Lines connecting
win Ell sections u re UQi.ed ales General ONCE, III
Broadway Open om n 4 morning ill II ~ n ght-
Visitors IN New York who accustomed . rlngsciag
bu-ineas viii tha OReiy Lines in any section p .a7
listed Sistes will fad n their l. tsrss 70 leave asr dis
n'ssicu js6d
- Splendid Gorhic Piatee.-Ro5Esrs'sn sw I'd
fre-cld Style ci Gothic Door al Number '-ay
REV ed or sinai designs Those p va. u sons.-rg
a-eL- le g..yo articles Ailo sP.e11l 17strirer. 81
Goaic end SHE'D psfera ga.-f H. x RJBERl
nyz lm' 81! BTosawsy rear P'ncest
" Dr.. Edward a. Dixon, Editor Of The sealpel
has removed his CONSULTING oicsc % III Grad 81 ca door
west 81 Broaday where De- attends excl qeY 60 o2era
tive surgery and olce colslat.us rom 20 Had i1s
evenings The Office Of the Scape . 81 Astor Houso.
my29 I'm
- rotIos.-gAe FEErII BAHE, woslsrIy, T. I. scta
pended he iSsus Of s BiI snd procured rsw pais hs
saissous from Dhch are dated Jan ], 1880.
The b6nf, having recedcd nearly 81 ser CID circllo
(h the exception OF the stolen oney) will heresit9g 70
deem the old Bis Al their cogner ali Of witch are data
previous 10 JLl. I, 1850.
Yas suffolk Bank Bosioa win continue a. usn,I 20
deem the new Els o. i, Bank By order OF The DEesoF
rs DGs#d TFHEH TosrEE, Cashier
IT Ectfce,-Iursusn. 10 ar ac 20 amend the Charter
OF the Schenectady and CAlsk Railroad Company" pass
ed March 1880 neuce HEREBY given that the booSs for
recsyng subscriptions ~ The capital stock OF the said Cor.
porston will be REQ eusd az the Office Of VAN NLEcK
Pawn, Jauncsyc0urt So WElat Ia the City Of New.
YORK the 2ih day Of June next, al IL O'Clock, AN.
JAMES POWERS
ERASTUS BEACH.
SHERWOOD DAY, commissioners
CYAN SANTVOORD,
my23 In JOHN VAN VLECK,
~ Reuovnl.-PHLiP ERNST, Professor Of Music
ana tegchu II the Bhm and other utss and the Ditsr
respectfully Informs his irienis and tbs public Ia general
that be- has removed to ST Broadway, near WalkersL
Esw-York. myl0 Smeody
- Wigs ana TOrpees.-BArcssLoRs celebrated
Wig Factory 10 at Wallet where az ell times caE be
found tbs largest assortment In the city Strangers sod
citizens should call and Judge for themselves before
chasing elsewhere. BATcsELoR's newly invented Wigs
obtained silver medal az ho Fair OF Inc American ns-
TIE Copy the sddress nyl5 hW&YH
II Wigs. Wigs! Wigs !-Ctizens and strangers
Informed that the largest cheapest and best R9aorment
OF WIGS hrwgs toupees braids long hair aGd other
Ouagenta hair, 10 be foand a. MEDHUasT HFARD's,
y Maiden-lane. The trade supplied. myii cod I'm
try.Dr T2ALL receives patients al his cOnmodOus city
Is LRiuhtst and BRv L. L. Com.
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- Splendid Gsrrlc Piater.-Eo5Esrss '1w I'D
trell.d sya RI 0cihc Door al Number -l--l.-ay
new md OF -inai designs Those i1 wslt ~ sols-irg
I'D ti CT lhs'T doors are Invited Sd cl s1l ez
slrLe ils 5.oyo sIcss Ail1 sp.e1did ,7s1r,mer. o.
Gotaic end SHE'D ps'fern eal-f Ill. x RJIEhl
uY2 lmf So Broadway, rear Pgircest
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~ DE-. Edward a.. Dixon, Editor Of lhs Scape-
has removed his consulting Offices % ~ Galsi ce door
West 81 Broadway where he attends exclusively 60 o2era
tive srFey ard o.Ece colsllist.us fcu % E1d -
evenings The Office OF the Scslpel . a Asor Houso
uy.Q
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CHEAP
J. WILLSoE'S
HARDWARE AND FURNISHING STORE,

OPPOSITE RIyISGsTOssr. SEw-YoRK.
CONSTANTLY Oh HAND ig assortment O
OTsb Gallery, Britannia Ware, Tea Trays, Wood anG
Ce5ar Ware Japan s1d Tin Ware Also. Malls, Screws
Rrad Tseks Locks, EOis, Hinges Sand Paper Clue, sc
lea lr1s
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~ Fotfce.-fursusnl 10 az act amend the Charter
OF the Schenectady and C4sk Railroad Compsny" pass
ed March 1850 notice. IL hereby given that the books fol
recsvng subscriptions the capital stock Of the said Cor
poFston will be reo?eusd AZ the Office Of VAN NLEcK
PRUYE, Jauncsy-c0urt, So WEllst Ia the City Of New
YORK the 2ih day Of June nexi al IL O'Clock, AN.
Datsd Nav q 1870
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12

SODA W ATEk AFPAAATDs q sVery dsschp-
- ton, ether for tie manufacture, drawing OF boung Of
Soda Water, manufactured and sOd By JOHN NAT
fHEWS, corner Firs.sg aud TWenty-gxth o., n. z. A
Autographed pe!s with printed directions giving every In
Formation or lhs manufacture snd putting Of hs apPsr
aus he Manufacture 81 the syps Ac accompany eecn
EpparsiUs. AL communications Immediately attended y
on apr LEGATION above myis lmDkfCn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
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