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The Nevada journal., 1851-10-18

The Free and Accepted Masons Of
this pace and vicinity, met at the Court
House on Saturday, and took the pre-
paratory steps for the formation Of
Lodge. - Ell Dorado NeWS.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-18

nl- There is no fear If knowing too
much, though there is great fear in
practising too little. The most doing
man sha.l be the most Knowing man
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-18
Married.

On the 7th inst, by Justice Shepherd
IN San Francisco Mr. J, Nj. c. Robinson
to Miss Marie Nj Dondax.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-18
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to those share
~ holders in tho Newtown Tunnel company
who have not paid their assessments, that their
shares will revert to the company tagrecabIe
TO resc I've of the company il unpaid in one
week after the date of this notice.
j. w. MASON, Agent.
Newtown, Oct. le, 1851. 5l-lt+
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-18

An Exchange repeats the old pro-
verb extremes meet" and gives US an
instance that the Commons of England
adjourn to attend the Derby Races, and
the Legislature of California adjourn to
see a bull and bear fight,
RAIL ROADS The progress of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad westward is
very rapid. The rails have already
been laid for distance of more than
forty miles from Cumberland.
The Cincinnati Commercial states
That the Cincinnati and st. Louis Rail-
road is soon to be commenced under very
favorable auspices.
A piece ofquartz weighing 6fty pounds
and containing three hundred dollars of
gold, was dug ou, Of canon near Mis-
souri, Bar
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-18

Hon. J. Nc CoRKLE.--The above
gentleman, representative elect to
Congress, sailed on W ednesday in the
steamer California for Washington.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-18

d c. WYATT, Physician and surgeon
II. Office on Pine ST. second door belov
Davis g. Hirst's, Nevada city. 5l.3m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08

We have received by the steamship Georgia Captain
Porter adyccs from Havana TO the 81 inst Our files Of
the Diayo De Ia Marina faro Ldusrial d. Ia Iatano and
Gaeefa Dc IA Hasana, to the lst ofApril.
The political news, published In these papers, l.
without interest; the greatest tranquility appears TO
prevail and mention l. made in the papers a the
u another invasion which the subject Of lc
ter from one Of our correspondents The descrtion II
soldiers i not named Or any movement Of the Cuban
population Every preparation has been made by the
Captain General to repel anticipated invasion
correspondent shows and hare verbally learned by
passengers
Tie United States steamer saranac Capt. Josiah
Tstnc bearing the broad pcnant II commolors Parker
sailed from Havana the ID Of April for Penacola-
the officers and In perfect health The Ohio sailed
same day FOR New Orleans.
large number a American merchant ships were at
Havana. leading with sugar.
n joe De Ia Concha. Governor General had ssued
order relative the licenses or the distribution Il lottery
tickets IN the By this ordinance only those win
obtain that permission who unable work otherwise
The proclamation u the Governor General had been
cciyed with great pleasure and Il j. aid that very
other equally beneficial viii Be publiabed by
the government
serious FIRE took piece on the night ~ tho 2Sth nit,
al san Dicgos DC la Danos five Fix houses we're
consnncd ~ tho hames
salvi sang for the last time al Havana the 2lt
ut in given for the benefit ofthe Maternal So
cicty liz success immense. and the product vas
great The Governor General present and expressed
his satisfaction by renewed applause.
CTR HAVANA coRRrsFovDEScr.
H.v,x, March 81. 1851.
IT, Bunatd Eyp,dfcn-p Proportions 9TH GorrRmsnt-
Pro'sotia', tor .7@eeans-T,n,y Ciay-fs MSremenfs-
Ruaor'-ts, Captain General &C.
There has not been a time you left here that
there las been much excitement about the expedition
ri present Every talks ~ Il AMI every adds
his little bit Il surmsc to what he ba already heard
The report Il that Lopez with 600 win very
land How he has been aide 10 rct up his cxpedi.
tion-how he IL 70 ct away from the United statcshow
he u to transport his troops-where and how he is
10 and--all sink in the fertile imagination o. the
Cuban before the grand fact, lie IL coming
~ rien,.n II l. probable the government have
some information 81 similar tcndcncyfor
Of defence have been taken aud the greatest vigilance
has been required. Companies q artillery have been
detailed to the different forts along the coast and few
days since a circular was issued from the palace 10
the governors and subgovernors throughout the and
directing that they should that their fuborinaes
dbl not flag in their watcbfulncs and that after the eh
April their excrtions should he doubled On the south
lido a the hland the feet u Kept almost constantly at
but here they kept in port IN readiness 70 sail At
moments notice FIR any mensccd point some one %
cher q he steamers ar diga;ebei from time to time
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.
THE EKLY ii L RAID.

The steamship Canada will leave Boston tomorrow
for Halifax and Liverpool Her mails viii close in
this city at one and three o'clock this afternoon The
WEEKLY HERALD will be published at ten o'clock this
morning It's contents viii embrace ell the important
Of the week including the late intelligence from
California and ether parts Of the Pacific frontier, in
French and English. Single copies sixpence. Messrs
Edwards Sanford Co.. Liverpool and London and D
ii. Revolt, Paris, have them for sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08

psrapsrrrrs- Flour There has bccn fair business
in western and State to-day chiefly for domestic
sumption and tho market continued firm, though not 20
active for the better grades The sales amounted TO 1000
barrels s,Ipcrfine. No. ut - 1sat 81 ordinary 70
straight state, a 80 81 J6 mixed 10 fancy Western,
- "a a. Isl New Orleans. with good and round hoop
ohio 81 Is - s.. and pure Genccc at - ela 50 Ca
nsan was held above the views q buyrrs and The mar
ket was nominal at S4Ol Southern influenced by light
sleek and frisk dema nd has advanced and the days
transactions include 900 barrels mred 10 straight Alex
andra, Nc.. ct 81 10 ~ ~ and fancy ~ ~ - ~
p,s Ty-,r va steady and saleate ut ~ ~ 90 a. %
Con- q 100 harres Jersey brought 80 from the Vessel
In domestic uheaf the operations were confined ~ $3.50
bushels southern sf ~ o. and 400 DO Ohio Al 81 With
n firm market rgw, arriving freely has declined
ard noticed sales " 90 bushels new yellow on the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08

The mail steamer Georgia, Lieut.. ID. ID. Porter.
COZ nander asrised at her dock early last evening,
sffes very short passage from Chagres, AMI in
three days and eighteen hours from Havana. We
have received fall lles " California newspapers,
from which we present interesting summaries and
extracts. The news has come to "a in tlirty-one
day. being the shortest time yet made between
San Francisco and New York.
The condition of California il stiil highly pros.
porous. The Drought continued, aud apprehension
entertained on account Of Il but the gold dig
eings have yielded handsomely; and, a. seven hun
drea and fifty thousand dollars had been entered for
transportation down the Pacific, We may anticipate
large amount Of goi by tho arrival Of the steamer
Empire City, which may he expected tomorrow.
some new digging have been discovered, and. dcs-
pite the dry sooson, the yield II gold has been salts
factory.
The election az Senator has not been completed,
and the subject has been postponed til the meeting
gf the Legislature, next January. The three can
diistcs we're, Thomas Butler King. John Z. wcller,
and Col. J. &. Fremont. The latter appeared to
have he least prospect Of success The Gna ballot
rresentsd twenty votes for Mr.. King, eighteen for
Mr. wn,cr, and nine for Col. Fremont.
Several fires have occurred in California. That
at Tobagos.sland was a severe one, destroying two
bstels and o:her property TO considerable amount.
Murders stfi occur occasionally, to shock the
sensbiltics 81 iooety, in California, and to indicate
that the desperate and lawcss, as well a. the in
dussfous and energetic Of all nations, have con-
trissted to swell tho population Of tho new state.
Lynch law has been rcsortcd 10 in one or two
cases, . the accounts elsewhere win more fully
dosea Le.
The condition a. the markets in California has
not materially changed since our last adyices.
The newspapers o. Havana represent everything
MS Tranquil 10 the island, while ono Of our CORES
pondenss gives W account &c rumOrs which
sgsatc sorne portion q the population anil excite
the activity Of the government The effect Of the
foolish runners with respect 20 Lopez Il will thus be
seen. Il just What We have represented Il 10 be,
again and again. The probability l.. that no
attempt at ca invasion Is contemplated and Il il to
he hoped that after this, we may have more such
Ytoies to di<tpct the agreeable intercourse which
cur People are now holding with Cuba. Lopez
could not find fifty Americans 20 desperate a. 70
hazard their recks under bis guidance
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spot AZ Ole @. ,sc and 5000 do mixed Western Tor
August delivery at 626c. Rye Was scarce, and hsd ~
16c Bssley noninaly the same. with limited ou
ness Oats were moving freely at previous figures
CerTos-Tha sales to-day 1000 bales the marhe.
opening at the full prices paid Saturday afternoon
PsosIsroNs-Pork-with steady trade, and some spe-
sulatiye inquiry the market has still further advanced
bbls having changed hands at Sl4 20 Slt 10 Tor
sl3 30 Sl3 40 for old mess Sll 70 for new prime
and $40 rs for old Beef also shade better with
sales If 500 barrels 80 % Sll 10 for ness and 50 y
a 1925 for prime. The movements ia cut meats have
been quite large comprising about 10000 lb 500 boxes
and 20 tierces hams at Sla SIC part to arrive; and
shoulders at Gle Lard trhe lower $50 bbs being
sold at 81 ss.c. Butter and cheese, particularly
prime qualities in good request and brought fun
rrire
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MARKETS ELSEWHEREs

PHILADELPHIA, AprlZ-Fgrst Bosrd-S2 goo Reading 6,s
Cincinnati o. 10 Ss,; 1000 ittsburs o. 10 9li 80 do
do G. Oyn $50 do, zS 200 do. - SE Penna Rasoad
4sai p Harrisburg Railroad. ~ 100 Morris cansl ~ ~
ehanies Bank, $685. do, ss ~. $. Bank; ~ Is psnna
do. S. sas 40 Union Canal, i4 Betgsen Beards-s1
DO. s,s 100 40 $a,i 90 do o. second board slooo
Sch Nav 6s int on .6 1000 do int on, is1, go shares
Saiess2co Readngts 70 III; 20 shares Reading Rail.
road. 3 go do. SOtg 100 d., s So do, Ss 30 Morris
Canal, lsia; Is Penn. Railroad, i51a.
RAIrInoRr April 5--Sfoek Roard-Sl 900 Maryland 6s
coupons G do 1925 400 Baltimore s 1890 lOi 100
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bonds. 67 sl ~ shs YORK
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IMPORTANT COMMERCIAL DEcisIoy.-We publish,
in another column, decision in the Supreme Court
Of the United States relative TO the liability Of
Portuguese vessels to pay duty on eargocs imported
into the United States, under the treaty of ls6 1t
is an important document, and worthy Of general
aftrution
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08

ratiye Bttcrssr Ashley Cooper and Abernehy have well
said that nearly all the diseases of originate in the
stomach Keep the digestive organs in good working order
for they the motive which mpe and regulates the
whole Human machinery For this purpose the Restorative
Btcr been used with unlaryins success for many
years IL the stomach exhibits symptoms ~ weakness or
disease either by fatulcncy, nausea heartburn sin king
dtae for food headache languor any OF the
unpleasant and depressing complaints which mark the
proean phases Of Indigestion this remedy Should be resorted
II without delay Prepared and sold by H. KING, Drug
sist. le2 Broadma y, cornesi John street, " "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08

SIZED PROM CALToESrA-TnANKs FOR LATE
NEws.-we return our thanks TO Colonel Mclean,
the energetic United States Mail Agent, to Gre
CORY s Co.'S express, to Elliott's express, and to
the gcntlemanly purser of the steamer Georgia, for
their kindness in promptly delivering at our Office,
late news from the Pacific and for files Of California
papers. These gentlemen gave Us news in thirty
one days from Califonia-the quickest trip, this
WAY on record.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08

collar and wristbands % the shirt leading features
the tout ensemhie u fashion aud think that in
these and other rartcalsrs the shirts made g. order at
grcen. Furnishing store for Gentemsn No Aston House
are unsauad There Il another prt Of this store which
We must not omit oname-punctualty In executing orders.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08

Bosies Tiec,ri- Hair Dye i nov W increase IN
run .stiratlan far ab0ve anything ~ similar
natlse ever inverted Al those who have h.eo TIE
lar dy. terctre Invented Perfectly sstrsed N s
manifold vrtues ard 10 y hscd wih DEL ght =. the
toilet 81 beauty taste snd fashion Ihw NTH Boe. cele.
hrst.a Ixr.rioa Plaid may he had ~ A. n D. sand. 100
fulton 81 Rush,on. CLARK 4 ,eg 20 Eroads.2 gsrey
stn,rsiIy throughout the yAited States and ,alsds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08

citizens invited 70 call &C Che factory q We'd
hurst Heard II Maiden lane and examine the largest,
Of half wigs and oupees,
Srais hair front brads &c Also 70 get your hair
cut in the new spring style for 1851. q Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08
Married.

On Sunday, April 6, by the Rev Lot Jones CnanLEs
pLr>i to GArHrnIxE $. NJ third daughter Of the late
VIM McDougall all Of this city
California papers please copy.
on suNlay April 9 at St Paul's Church, by the Rev.
f. licbee Mr.. WILLIAM Henry BRooKs, of this city,
to Miss SARAH Pace. of London. England.
on the 9th Of April by the Rev. Ira d. Stewart Mr
ALEXANDER DESMAKk TO Miss ELLEN LEWIS, both Of this
NV
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LAMP 4 GAS FIXTURES, sc.

u TNovAL.-JAMTs @. MoFTET. GAS FILTER AND
N Manufacturer 81 Chandelier aud Gas fixtures Of
description having removed from hs late l55 Fulton
street TO John street few doors from Broadway takes
this opportunity ofnornnE his PATRONS and the public
general that having made extensive alterations IN his face-
ll9 and 2l Prince street he Il enabled 10 supply
Chandeliers and other Gas Fixtures the lowest market
prices Those in want o. these articles would do we'll 70 call
him before purchasing elsewhere. Gas Pendants and
Brackets Solar Fluid, and Lard Lamps crandoles and
Candeabras constantly on hand in great variety Of pat
terns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08

can he said atou. nothing give deguste notion
~ IT. niracuous powers the gytern but
Your.cif There dcne before
worthy ~ the ~ nervne fer neurala gpnt reuma
tsu and all chronic ~ acute diseases m Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08

These bittcrr, being purely VescIabIe
perfectly the most enicebleds altera
tive and great tonic properties give tore and energy TO the
The advantage which this PREPARATION pos
similar medicine Is that does not dehl
weaken the system. but the contrary y inaed-
atcly i.yg0rates body impartEs health ~ the system
without vomiting purgn in any wise debtating the
patient office IL Nassau street. price, per oose
fro cent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08

spectuiy aprre ladies Of New York and visitor.
other cities he has produced this riding hat
the contour and hnish that already much sd
irsd and rnropiscd. but Of delicate pearl color. with
ruues match. Between the elegant ehapau 81 glossy
black fac-simile q that presented 70 lie Lndl aud the
drab beaver la cavalier. Gcnin IL confident tina, every
variety fancy may he grstncd Light riding whips
SalIy mounted. and gauntlet-, 10 accord.
CENiN, ia Broadway, opposite st. raul's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08

A MEXICAN HOTEL, PANAMA. n. c.-THIs EsTA-
IA hshment the largest public house the Istmus IL
situated high ground In the most airy and healthy
Mon Of town and In the centre Of business by Kind and
careful hope 70 hare the patronage Of the pub
B.G1DEoS kLY. and j. n. srAMEs. PrOprietors.
MEsSRs CUHS & RuNk WILL M PLEASED TO
lvl their friends end the public atthcr establish
mcHt Grand street this afternoon oC0ck nyinua
etc etc. and their celebrated rha rha lager beer ia tip
CCIIN h RUNK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08
Rusb,s Renovatin- Aromatic Cordial Is de-

cidedly tie safest most fashionable and certainly the
most sgreea offered for debyi low
mes Of spirits Indigestion loss of appetite; spring and
it has equtl In lorge bottles 20 NIFTY
cents per bottle H. " bush, Wholesale druggist, 5iJ
Greenwich, corner Of Duane st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08

these ccIcrated Artlcts are now on
hand At CLiREliuGIiS l19 broadway In shape and APP
the head the hair and all NEON
vencnce arising from pressure weight and hest are entirely
obxiated. Cony the address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08
sIoo. 600 ,rorth OF Carpet,nx.. OIL Cloth.

Sc-Tbe Wholesale wsrerooms q william ycGrorty. l35
William street, 30 door from Fulton street are thryvs
ssn The large stock Of carpetnS- OIL Cloths viii he
raied CHEAP cash. Those in would 10 veil call
early and examine the Carpetnz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08

Knox the celebrated hat ufaeturer o. IL Fulton
few days since and teyged him 70 exchange hat that he
had bought Of Broadway halter but hour Ireyi
ou. for one stating shat "a. Objectionable hat
heavy that IL him the headache Knox to oh
supplied him with Of his haudmet 81 the
spring style the broadway hat and dollar lie
s,od and accommodating hut he has the
not make further trade Of similar cha
raeer The curious IN odd looking sfairs examine
KnoI's purchase by calling on him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08
Comb Factory, 3s7 neutrality-suspicious. are

vi,cd TO examine this chocs selection %
eon the variety is beyond All DOUBT the rreae.t 70 N:
ety the most beautiful work In shell ssd
Spaale horn. Combs repaired and made . order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08

coei and feadhsater 3E Broadway Leonard street.
have the beet assortnents 81 spring and
silts Sbaws MATTHIAS Chays ropiins o. Lginss BAR
eyes French Mnsns Cslicoes Sc kc Ia the city, and sell
on the mOst rca sonAble terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08

patent tapestry and Ingram earpctinr oil
cloths. &c. No ~ Bovery-iiiram Andsrsons There
have choice from eight spacious sale stocked
wh patterns at low prices Ingram earpcis q. to ISL
oil cleths Js, and a.. Per yard hearth ruvs 2-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08
WlUs and Toupees-Persoms Wishing =

very superior Wig Toupee should call at Batehelo cole
brated Wig factory, No Wall street. They VIII hnd ne
perfectly understands all their requirements no matter how
afcult fails tit the head in fact he knows h
rixa M q call
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08

devote his attention exclusively TO
Eye and Ear from 70 o'clock, daily at the OF
has occupied for the last l Broadway entrance
Warren street where be had his Treatise ts Eye
81 edition price 10 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08

forria NJ an ounce bottle tsltl " appear Mr. g. W,
wettsr the author Old Ifeks a. moving nature a
- al the drhitatin- tendency climate
vt quite right with regard 70 his ideas demand Tor
tkswr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08

rcrter, suscnsory Bandages Ss NE largest and best
s,r,r.,t In the City GAYS, Fitchs, Phelps, Gases
,hsnsn's IIaras sud others Over thirty dif
binds ~ Trussc. varying in price from four
dollars. Tor sale BY v IA. NM, W .aewhy,
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The Exe-Dr. Rob,n.on. IS urgeon and ply

scan recently from London has associated himself with
Dr. Wheeler osn for the treatment Of diseases Of che
aud the practice Of opthalmc surgery Artificial APP
equal to tn. natural inserted without pain
Once, = Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08

Cutlery Ache undersigned call the those In
want o the their assortment which the
rlste the city SAUNDERS, IN Broadway u Ii
terty street, and ~ Broadway.
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DRY GOODS.

NOTICE. FOUNTAIN mas the PLEASURE TOD
~ inform his friends that he has formed
with r. g. w. Brotherson, for the transaction ~ generaf
Dry Goods business and, also TO buy sl on co
merchandise generally at Ne III Pine street from,
broadway where he a received and has hand very
choice assortment ~ the bcss qualities "a goods
Cambria Handkerciefs Bombazne very fine yestnrs Of
superior styles casmeres and Cloths Damak Table Cloths.
"a 70 yards long ~ the most splendid finish
Madras andkerchie hnc plain and embroidered Graz
watts SILK and cotton Indorshs Drawers all Kinds
horn Hats for boys superior three Seeks and
stocking Glcves do, satin Straw ladies. fIas
article Also, black and Teas % the choice
erptons all 0fwlieh viii he sold At the lowest prices anu
IN quantities 70 suit purchasers The eptr bought
and will b sold a low profit Mr. y. trust. that all
his old friends and former will call and him
at No. II Pine street up staisX fcrt aoor.
FOUNTAIN X BRDrIiERSOv.
DARls NANTILLAs,-THE sANTILLA EMPORIUM,
55 broadway, texcusfvcly opratcd ~ the mpor-
taton and a these Of ladies'
ateD was opened Tuesday, the lst % Aps and IL
repete with extensive % the
latest Partisan desgns In every rich and fahnabe nate
rial. The inspection Of ladies respectfully solicited.
GEO. BtLPIN, 90 broadway.
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THE TURF.

Rm HOUSE PLEASURE GRoUNDs.-TRoTTrvc--
purse - go will come on this day Tuesday, the sth
n y three eel..k Tor horses that never won purse.
he hsaN tst three In hyc under saddle. I. Woodruff
sntcrs Blach Jsck Vim. ~ Sanders enters & m Lads
y. LuTT, frorustsL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08

Portable Dressing Cases.-The meat com.
pste and elegant article having ever
kberai discount to wholesale dealers. SAUNDERS, la
Broadway, Of Liberty street, and y7 Broadway.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

SNN-,-
INDIA RUBBER wUIps.--TIE NEWARK INDIA
Rubhsr Manufacturing Company 70 Made. hans, would
call attention TO their India Rubber Whips have nov
an established reputation They made " all lensths
and sIes and infinitely superior Others arc
suitable for all climates aud Liberal countrv
merchants The Newark India Rubber Cor
pany, 60 Maiden lane New York.
HIRAM HUTCHINSON, PrssidenA
WAnRHr AcrERNAr, Secretary.
METALLIC INDIA RUBBER CooDs-wARRAyTED
Az 10 stand all elmates.-The Newark India Rubber.
Manufacturing Company store 50 Maiden lane New FORKS
Factory nevark New Jersey. This company manufac
tures snd Who'll dealers In all various articles
made under Goodyear patent The liberal terms "
pvrshssers HEAh HUTCHINSON. PrcsidsaA
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few Day Boartsers cnn he accommodated
with superior Board at DE BACDs Restaurant ls Bsoaa
way. For terms II board, apply at the bar.
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No Isl Broadway. Strangers and Others should fail
visit IT, tain- the largest and valuable coll
lection u portraits Of distinguished individuals in this