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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-24

~ MANI XII DINNERS.
Nirginisn requested 10 cory.
Now. since the Republican does no, Is
teen it impolilc to ask questions, and since
some those it cannot call attention 10. too
strongly. relate to Ike issues which were
involved in the canvass for the Convention
and the action Of that body, we take the
iiberty of asking one ertwo, of the same
gentlemen.
Were ysu. or any one OF you. in favor Of
ihe White basis--are you SO now, aud if
not, When did you changed
do You not bes;eve that large majority
OF the people Of Campbell are opposed to
che White basis. aud do you not think ii
exceedingly modest, in any man to ask the
people OF Campbell, to elcct"a White basis
man to the Legislaturea
ND you or any one of you, ever advo-
esic = homestead exemption" as among
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FAILURE OF HARDEN &CO.

OOsiOf, NOV. ~.
Harden & Co, the famous Express A
gents, failed to-day for a large amount.
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sg We authorized to announce JOHN o.
TAYLOR candidate for the Sheriflalty of Camp
bell county. Nov i7-itts
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Eg We authorised state that EDWARD
d. CHRISTIAN is candidate for Common
weulths Attorney, for the county of Campbell un-
der the new Constitution Oct 3e--ifts
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John NJ. Speed and Ro. H. Glas, will i'd
dress the people Of Campbell, At the following
times and places:
At Haxlewood's. FRIDAY, Nov. 81.
AT Marysvillc, Saturday I" %
AT Lecsville, Thcrsday +" 81
Al Hut Greek. Saturday " %.
Their respective colleagues are requested to be
present. and many Of their fellowc,isens a. pos
sible.
II The Sous Of Temperance viii
hold Public Meeting. al their Hall. ON Friday
nigh, 2sth inst, and invite the Ladies and Gentle
men 70 attend. An address viii be delivered by
Mr.. Jordan aud others.
Nov "a. g. C. WINGFIELD, II. S.
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tV We are authorised 10 announce CHRISTIE
PHER CLARK, candidate for the Shcriflal,y OF
Campbell county. Nov l3-iit.
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Z LOTMS, Cns.imcr.. Ye.,,....

u ~.
~ Tailoring SSe.-Tho snbscrib,, la. ,n.. ~,
'arge't stock Of cloths. ensscrcs and ycs,iur.
er seen IN Lynebburg. having just opened
30 pieces twilled and piain b'ncilFreneL cI,,b.
manufactured in Ais La Chsp.lc Frnncc =, p,ss.v
'or ''e subscriber and "a eeftuiny the bandsone,t
ct. " ~ "'"'N'
beautiful styics.--ALso
10 piece. blk French doesl ios. manufactured
tor the subscriber, ind magnificent 4oeG Tf,sneA
PlvsA and Casameye Tcs.sys
mo.i fashionable and durable manner. h, v;n, h. NJ.
employment Mr. james McsinLin. an cxnericne.i,
'iior from Philadelphia, and vii, warrant ! No.
feet fl in every instance P'''
also, lorge and splendid stock Of REApy.
MhDE CLOTHING. Among the stock rn.v l.,
made in London oo'"'
Oct I6-ifs po,s r =, pv-rc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-24

a. FOR KENT.-.rHE BRICK IL
2il House, suited for large Grocery I:uss
and recently Put in good order. ncxt door below
Mcdaniel & Lees Possession given on the Isl
November sooner
ALSO-Tbe H@.c next door below Mufrill &
Acrees. Possession given Immediately. Terms
liberal. Apply to -l8 E
Sept S--wifts ALEXANDER LIGGAT
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II We are requested 70 state that MATHEW
B. NOWLIN, is candidate tor the Sherifalty OF
Campbell county. Nos i3-iits
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oCIPLf Or NEW COODs IN HdPF.
h1'-JNo. >: PuRVIS is now rtceiv irig ~ Caunl
~. Dg4 Y, 1"nct, Empire, "Jnc. X. aieDaptIr
Liberty and "Cnioh." ,cry Inr1c .t,,.t ~ III.
e6nd', SHOES, Hots. Ccps Bonuc,s Sc se
lie would inform his cn., inner. nd ~. ,,,,,,,. =,
,hrge, that grcaf JadI has taken place within TIN
last leu weeks in the prices Of goods in the Norl,-
ern markets.
"HcL ESALE.-As II will BE- impossible 10
dispose Of MI this large aoeh of eood. ~ re,nil
'1 !" I"h,a'y Merct~"fs 10 ossott ficir stocks,
many articles that will pay good rrnft..
w. l--1wH JND. J. pURViS Aa'r
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For the SilcritTally.
AMHERST COUNTY.

ANHEkSI CUINIf.
" We authorised TO annoancc H{RAsI c.
KYLE, a candidate for the shefidalty Of Amhes 81
county. Nov 24-ltif
- We are authorized to announce MELVILLE
TALBOT, a candidate for tire sheaiiialt, OF lamp
bell county. Nos 2o-2Uf
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(tLOAE1s AND MANriLaAs,.,-.,-.,,,,..

~ pci-d this morning, very handsome n,.or,.
mrnt "
&. Din wat'd. Cloak.,
z" (" MantiIln.. ..
Plain bI'k Mantillu.,
One magnificent blue Velvet (.nt.,p m..,,.
made and purchased IN Pari., md Il cer,,;rl, n.
richest thing ever seen 10 tlis place
Oct l3--ifs DON r. Z, prrrpo
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VVO CONTRACTORS,-SeaIed pTono.

Il sails will be received Mt the Office of the North
River Navigation Company, in Lexington, Va, un-
I'll Friday the l2th day of Deccmbcr. for the con-
struction of & T1HD LOCK, No. 8 ~ Ednsonson'.
Dam; for Damsand Guard Lads No 10 and l. and
also far Field Lock, No. IL.
Plans and specifications will Ire furnished n, the
Office Of the Company ut any time after the 1st Of
December JNO. A. ByERS,
Nov o1-tI2D F,o;nee,
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NOn REWARD.-Ranaw,a57v, from n.

W6DA KEW AKD.- Runaway from the
RAO Subscriber residing on the Jane. River
and kanawhs Canal, about miles below Buchan-
ma some months past Negro Man BOOKER. lie
i. Light Brown. abou, 30 years Of age. The above
reward will be given for his delivery to me or con-
bnement in any Jail so that Gun GET him pgain.
Nov. 2f-w6w J. W. FORE.
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rrriyats up nnd DO wn ,i,r CnnaI.

Tubaceo. iesf lpcr hogshead,) u
Do. manufactured (pcr box,) 10
Flour lpcr bb) 10
Bag Iron. (pcr toni / 25
Pig Iron. lPcr TONI 90
Lead, Pig and Shet, (r-r tea.) 90
Plaster. (per toni l 90
Salt, (per sack.) EFT
Merchandise and Produce, lper I00) 10 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-24

LA N - ELS, BLANkETS...THE
=. subscriber has received his entire stock Of
BLANKETS, consisting Of much the lnrse,t .toeL
he has ever had the pleasure OF Offering Amonr
which may be found
Neal Macknaw, extra size,
bed Blankets, very large and superb sr,ieI.
whitney good size,
l.. d.
Colo j.rr..,,,.
All OF the above Blankets were nth. bo.ed |,
manchester, England, from the nnnnufac,orv. ma
afe much cheaper than usual The attention il
arm~r. and others 10 respectfully called 10 tho
above Goods, as they will find the prices greatly ro
dueed. lOrt2-atsl D. TIC. PETERS
GENERALAgency in Lynchbarg
1-CHARLES W. CHRkSTfAN. viii
give Intention to renting our Houses, hiring out
Negroes negotiating sales Of Real Estate, Collect
ing and settling up clnims. procuring information.
and any other bu~iucss requiring an Agent in n,
near Lynchbure Business entrusted to him ill
meet with ready attention, on reasonable ,c,n,. -
All communications post raid, will be pronptIv y.
tended u.
u Ofses with Cortland & Sl..-h,.. ~.
o'sccs: (Oct. o--3mi0
~ Bedford se.sineI copy.
- 4 LarEe los Mere S11scs-
NJ DOWN sTiOES. :. eo:s % eio.s-alss
Oh ia-ssh MEEseA GwATKly.
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C,roccrics Liquor. sc., on COM ~.

~ slGNNlENT.-Wc have jun received i,
store Homogeneous OF Groceries, Sc, consisting
in part "f 10 half bo.-, Loaf Sugar,
20 hLds. N. o. Sugnr,
barrels do
10 bags Rio Coffee.
500 pair Brognns.
..t 100 e" Boots.
10 bbs. Double Rectissd wli,hsy.
10 e French Brandy,
3 e Old Apple do
l6 bos-. Cheese, Ell
Adananiinc Candles.
iisrrings. hisckercl, &c, &C..
MOSBY & IIOLCOMBE.
NOV H-ihs Auet. e. Com. aicr,ha,a.
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''cLLGAT11EKEK Appointed
Il loiignthcrcr for the ~ section ~ III.
Lynchbnrg and Salem Turnpike Co.. viii he a..
pointed ut heating OF tho pir,ctnr.. at the rp,-
December. 1851 o. =" Wv" '
Nov oi-.t3D A Tp,fpVfNp
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EWBS HILL. Stakeholder a
- GENERAL AGENT, buys and sells Stock.
on commission, rents Houses and hires out Ne
groes
lie has for sale 50 coo Of Richmond CITY Bond,
$500 Virginia State Bonds.
Also two good Dwelling Houses for sale, for
whieh ne Will take James River and Kanawha
Stock at market price.
- Office near the Reading Room. Richmond
Va. N,yoA -a--;r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22
MORNING EDTT1oN----THURsDAY, MAY %, 1851

bot little idea Of any place but New York Laugh
ter) lie srose-" Gentlemen said he, give you the
New YORK" (Grss. outburss q laughter Well gentle
men, II wssa great honor to be member OF any Senate
Of New York but there was a. Upper Senate to be
member Of that would be greas honor indeed Tire
mendous isughter) Gentlemen New York. tho State Of
New York-let me indulge In . monsnts reflection on
pensson things that New York stretches from boun-
dary to boundary-yow fllow-eitiEens to-day are
eating clans 2. Montaak rons TO miles on mere snd
divide the whole country New York stretches from tho
frontier Of Canada to the SEQ The State Of New York
divides the gcountry New York divides the Southern
States from the Eastern Here she u, into two heads,
down at New York, and the other at Buffalo, like
to do with her fixed firm. and immoveable there she
il. (Applause) II has pleased God, In assigning her
position In the q the sa,ths snIi'1s 10
stretches here IN the whole length and breadth,
Bot gentlemen that IL her inferior destiny Her infe
rior characteristics for forebode anything OF her If
do mol mistake all auuries her destiny H. likewise to
unto tbs states IN one political union (yociferous
applause and cheers. Genrienen nothing hlis my i'm
aeaaion or comes up more to my idea Of great enter
have been accomplished by New York, connected with
commerce and internal improvements honor you for
lakes to tide water when consider also teat you have
a railroad to tide water, and WHEN examine, rs 1
It were In the air on the southern range q noun
tains, from New York to Lake Eric when con-
ds. tho sss the The ho s re
reverence to the scuius and people OF New York. what
ever political party may iesd however wrong 1t may be
directed It takes Of ITSELF il IN true to solf
il true to New York and being true to itself II goes
fa< In establishing the inteses Of the whole country in
my opinion Fer enc Wish t 20 to proceed lknow
this questions Of local and State character with
which have nothing to dc. know there Is propo-
ston to make this canal of yours greater and broader
i'll may say to give to New York and is
more power to let out what 1t has with greater facility
know not how that may comport with State politics
State arrangements, and sna be happy to the
day when there shall be obstrdccn hindrance In
any article Of trade going cut right straight
and strong with breadth enough aad margin enough:
and room enough TO carry all 70 is market May say
gentlemen, that broad deep and ample canal realizes
nd than realizes, what the poet has said of the
River Thames.
"0h. could throw like thee,
And make this stresm,
Ny great excmplar,
As IL Ia my theme;
Though deep. yet cleax.
Rhough gentle, UT not dull,
Strong without feAr
Withsut overfowipg. futi.n
Here owing to the nteness NJ tie hour and the lad
working cf the wires compelled 70 break or
report1
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= 3 sW
n y AssuRANCr.-NATtONAL LOAN FUND LIFE
Assurance society of or p.Icnera Ase.ta encn n
AZ etrees Now York, Mar, issi.-Csri,h trHocn and
surrl-s fii2I1 D vithxavsi table of tns spci.y
afrt = he ssurcd uho sse Out thsir rscos undcs
these tsbes w. essys geies rrvsen. and prosgeosye
hdssntecs hatesn be con.rred BY e On ths
mncdista sdvane the e,tant ono h.m the
eount - the paid ansus prevlus without eseurv rer
ecrei nsbsy, deposit of tbs policy, but by sr
sorafn thsrcon. the half prg -ithkoa
durnS ths whole eopnusnos of ths policy Also IN the
svtn. 4 the saurod ~ tns nos requiss oonsoe
the TSllcy a surrendes half of the
will be rgtarnei By the socic>y.
~ the last annual iEvcs,rslss reported In Nay 1850 N.
bonuses declared " the asurei verths option of reuva
ot Per eout on their treeius n ea o. ruversionsry
sdo. 70 tho orins assured by each pefioJ vsyns
frer q to 05 Per cent
Efsnpes q SOops.s already toi.r.i -ri ss fune 10
the poclety raphle together wh tables of rstes snd
ether sorsser on spplicssss 10 n Wan street. ~
ysrty NAV, ~ rnsasrsts snnrsi pr-niuu. lnsvr- s
life snd he survive. 70 reach the age of 90 yosr fu
srra Insured MP 70 $1,000 Wal be raid " HIM or bis
a<h bfcr that period shs assursx viii " psia
"a kls family or lersf representatives
scrr-o Dts prroRs rcn xAv.
G, INWARD HABfCHr, Chsirznsa-
y J. rslrcr, r.. @. rucksv.
A. ). Rowland, Rnry Ludiam.
Heck. Rohert y. Diiicn. srf
j. Eearny uedgers. N n.
~ BEARD avory W.dnesday atTf wall street fr the
trsnsse,on % hnsaen CaHo-ra and other foregn rsks
ssttn a. lair rates of sx.rs tr--nivm.
r. LEANDER HrARR, G-nsrai Ayens, and
svperintesdsnt sfths unsted s.ases Icesi Bossd.
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Tus Na~.rurr pcsD CAs--wo hsvs recstved ess
matemcu. q Mr. pandcr the Trcssvrsr q the MH-S's
kis and MksLarri naiTo q Company, fraiivs - -
tr,nssctons b.t~scn sclf s8i Jaaion asa crras ~
tse alrctsi q O iaa ftast ccpaay % the anss~se
os slfonca, sad fsr ths ebpaalns q sheh hs lasHw
psr,ks sr. noe IN Der IL Irde,neat u la cuseus aaA
hDyotasS cEs~,iisr sstss ysSe sns.
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paisisnors City Councii-Souther~ Mna
Items, &c.

b.LrsssoHs. May Al, 1851.
An ordinance for selling shares Railroad vcsS
stock hes been passed BY bcth branches of OR O.
Council
The Southern mall has arrived
yioicnt ball storm pas~ei over Dinwiddie eoustU
Va, On Wednesday last stcne- lsrys ~ pA,Srsass
eggs fell In scne places 1--WE inches deep In PrIsss
GcoTe the hail was two inches aoop, aad gree. iajuv
vas done TO the crops
rain.
New 0ricans tho weather Is scorchng hos and tss
cirons are starting for the North The Pcgyue mshu
severe charges OF swirdiins against osietrsSnl
politician. They aro rilcsrs 20 have taken place -
Central America and cubs, sf-r the fashion Of Pss4
II frtEch
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In ~ Tbs Keyes wlhiasa y. Lsutas sul
othss Ensfs Dded ttis afternoon, ustu to mcrr~v
noruirg by request n e unac,. Wso stated th& -
aareencLt hsi teen entered into baecn th- PARTIES -
ticnent. which they al 6clht wunid BE- cesssn-
mated tciore the pcpirs a cuart to-ncrry
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- - - -.
aPORTIyG.

yINo TEE ST. GEORGE CRICKET CT UB.--THE UNDER
u signed hss rot eleven play the sc. Georxe's
Crekot Club with their eleven tost for any
81 $1,000 Monsy ready at time at formans East
BrooElyn Hail. where : match can bo made Tor Sies At
quoi.s. Brooklyn. Nay 18th. q. Sr0DUARD.
The above ehsilense the st. Georges Ciub foe game
Cricket. hoax There 10 such person O. stod-
lard; we'll known the 81. Georges Club do
for As the similarity cf nsmes appears gvo tho
idea that have TO do with the challenge ter 70 dsvov
any connection with the parties referred TO.
GEORGE sTornARp.
LUIToh MARKET AGAINST LONG IsLAND.-wE,
the under ned will accept the challenge Of John Roo
sEd David Snedsksr aad VIII them Ia equal kaAs
owe hpn ired - . thSusaad dellsrs.
THOMAS HAYS.
JOAN Roe com. rp, back down.
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CgAND STREET HALL. 1T GRAND STREET. NEW
VI York. The great match between the celebrated
irish dog Pat and the well known American dog Rail
rosd." each MI 100 FOR SO sde will taks
frosy ereaina Mar a. 1891, at tho above Aftsr
hica there viii be bait, for handscu collar
There Will also tho syeniug DO sweopslake be
ten q the fsscrits email dogs y kill ra Doors
viii &c open O'clock
eight Tickets 10 cents esch. NBfhe public sssgted
thss ther. win lie dsar taent In this match coming
hcrc Laud abo go rata 10 r0adtness
which mag DO tt the above rooms
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Tho Tt1s Rist q saturday, says that tbx trcsk
the Wahe-h corsl would h repaired A. O. ao~ ts>ss
~ pas he neIt day
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PEtsprlrs,s, May ~, 1871.
The impro~son 40" 4 that 10 hvr ~prs loaf bs ~
rcamtoat coaison tast pieht, on tho Delaware osst.
Davis remained with tho boat All night and By grux
okertsns thinks oil we're saved. There we're sssvs
fev~ny passencsss board city loo bsat ths er.-
ING sufmptei 10 bring the ftsaer but ster EsxisG
bor short distance, sis adnk IN ye-ey chAoBei- aG
tbe urf~r deck ard pipea, opiv, visible.
10 rt.sfnrr AlkAtrurw salad oday for ChaEla~nSs
Win thirty nvp ps~song-rs and full freight.
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The Ecv School General Assembly hss haa hB snimsssd
dttste this morning the dayvfy question. ana No
pt rejected the Rsl-uaueuta nd prasd the CO
pert iesvlrS The Church just who're she plsecl v
tht sotlon ~ iast ytar
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BcfmsyD, Va, May 70, fkN.,
lie the Convention 10 day Dir. Belts last propssnasa
wn voted down, ~ a decisive majority. mstIss -
anend The e>mpromise, by reducing the Western ~
oriiy in the Loser RuSe has osuscd protrs -
debate, which Il SIN pending The coHiPrumlse IA, hsv-
ever Still ccuxsdcrvdaafe
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ho~ras nay ~ tSof.
To Convention of son branches % thu Leyi.laiuu -
day Albert 7horndlkc, rbg, clcc.cd ths sssas
sensic 20 m b~ yse.ncy ,sioncd ~ the rea tss
of rrvccrics Eobtuas n, dcmocr.t hr ThsrniiHe -
Iong o y vssiy The 4, gsturc h.s voted ~ sdears
on seturdsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22

I,fSr Ypgscu PAPER uANeryGs. prooRhffovs,
= ss.-rses u want % re seevs as.ci.s ssoaiA no.
tssts AZ \. eet cs~suiset w tall TIfoa rArE Co.
- fsA<f NsceA kstvyce Nsdken saA CAshAA
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MI. wEBsTRE's VISIT TO ROCHESTER,
EocHssrFR, May T, feeI~-
The Hon. Daniel Wst~te< w visit this city pssaaw
rnorning, and remain few hours. lie viii address -
citizens.
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An nction his t-u ssr-rd upon the lotsrscs q sAs
aek. ana 80 crrwtngs viii take place until ~
coart 4 cias- upcn the merits Of tho case.
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PREPARATIONS AT ALBANY.

Aisasr May II, 1851.
specih meeting of the Common Council vas ~ e
twelve ociock NJ, yesterday at which COMMITTEES ~
appointed to mako arrangement to tender 10 PrssAs
Fillmore and his cabinet the hospsitieS cf ths str
upon his return to the seat Of govrrnmcnt II sxpspS
ed that tho military, 6rcrnen and civic societss -
honor them with an escort. Thoy will srrivs in -
city, with the Western train this sfsernooo
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ETfCAG0 CITY LoAN.-sgALED PROPOSALS WILL
u b received the Mayors etios In The city q Chicsxc
ird Ct the ofcc of Strachan scet in the city q Nsv
lork vut thc lat day Of juno next lr loan q Twenty
eyo Thour1na Dollars not exceeding ten
Tho bcnos 10 i1uc In oSa than
dollars each vt rter-t "a per per
payable ucsnnualy and rgincips and lntcrGs psyshe
81 the American FSebsngs Bsnt In New York ~ tho Of
nce q the CITY Treasuror In Chicago BY order Of The Com
Council, WA h GURNEE Maysr.
Chicago. Arrii DD 1851
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q gn OOa TO LEND on bOSp AND sORrC AgB.
SToO.OOO " tuma 70 Huit applicants. pro IL cslvs
fesi estate IN this city Freokiyn, NiamahurEh Apply
y = BROAD, ne II Wall stre-<, IA the Cr0ton ster
cmte, h,entot
< ~ QQ0T loan, At six PER CENT IyTB-
G3pO,OOO RE-Sr, On bond and mertrasa. or rroiec-
~or~ hrsy - JOHN =. CoNREY No . Wall
street. corner ot Broad.
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I,os shIy-TuE LEAsE on fliE STORE. 40. i6y
fuitoc ftssst Btociiya. ruuhiag tNrea years from
May IE5i vsry dcartho bvsissss tocatos Apply oa
Sho prerisea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22

LyoE sALE--A rURLIc HOUSE. WITHIN Fgw
II doors q Braadwag been sas.shst tss ysars
AZ sAAed wsa Niihont tbs iataturo Leaso thtce
veare fror frat pg~st month Not ueh capital
rcquisea. aeafvsa ES ~ tts occ. sst.s ~bsr later
xtsw "a 10 he'd.
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nfFICe NEW JERSEY EXPLORING And MINING
Oto.-Ssy 2th ls5i.At nestirg 81 She saArehulasrs
held this day - tie Cowpsny. oice " New jersey
ttn f3o~irT rrntiem~r unanm9uty .estad Utree.
tTstSsmuel n Jcnss. = he- Yerk; senuel Fowler Or
Ncw trh. Ismee H. tuEls Of New York hioAart Jones
ofSsvark Nev Jcrgc; a. Tsrringtor. % Sev.rt Nee
Iyr~y am z. Sautsr. of Railway. NeW Jersev uterya
w. 20 lrTvH tity Al - She
DIRECTORS. tfe flieens r0srs we're duly elect 80. james
T. cnrtis. rrvtetnt. Aan.. Fowler Nlss Prrioat;
q n. Jfnos, w. Sevare SccrstNrr: Alex
.naer n. CuAlminsa, Asst-.ant Sacreterv By oraer
GEORGE w. SAVAGE, Secretary.
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1ror ssJE ron $3.50. THG ForE SToRY AND
~ baSmest srck ,e westerly sis 0f Seventh
aveneo k-s<n Twenteth and y aFt strects iS2
Lcs - ~ ~ hotrc . ~ Z. S'oo rnmsn L0Gi aud
TIE hou~e ~ Tor above 80 irear. of
frsneis Brrclet houss sczt 80 SxtA avcaas tc,ore
An, er ff-rn 8 10 9f.u.
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Eloa sAIY-TnE rAnN Oh rnE AVE Mose Is cLAaK.

EoH sAIE--gHE FARM or THE LATE MOSES CLARK,
dcoe4cd coGssninE LOT ncres atnsls IN the town n
Vas. chestes scus * ailo from the Tuekahce ds7e. of tho
Hsriea Esii,e~~. K IL bounded northeriy by tie road
leading frssa Fsst Ch2cr TO New Rochelle essey b. tbo
csteriy read o. Esst Chester which resds II lies
On the nrn u good z-rGop boues. large bsrr. rai
tensvs sheds, i house, carriage houe and noSary out
euiidnrs, all "a gooa condition, also good teuant house
The farm Va iigh state of I'M rr0vumcrt Teams ef sale
essy Inquire q sGnuoi Clark, fs Elizabeth street. N.Y.
GlPheus Clark, te prola.fos :, e isrsgued ss
New Rochelle. IOHN SONLiER,
ErNrrtar Il u 81
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IyENEBYLyAhiH RAUROAD-SOTrCE TO con-
trSstsPropsssls wii ts received from The sth 20 ts
IL cf Jurs rest Rt Jokngtown sud Surant. for the
grading ard ,sonTy 0f that pact o .hs mountn dlco
% the lcnHsyivanis railroad betws Atsus Ia blpr
sounty, aud frngas Point Few iles below Jcorson IL
Crmiria distance oi :, hlcs. The rad sithin this
dtanee v the Alieghany nonntslna. eneaunainR
heaviest EraSiLg efervd IN country Ia al
don 20 nvBbcr % fsxtvrFye cuttings .rnhankcata snd
stlses there v =, tuhbsi ysrd in length e. the
yct cfs uo.ntain snd another q 90 yssds thtcvga
fri-Fes To.nt Termg cash. montly Ter further infor
mHteu. sVry q F6ward Miller. Esa A,oeatc fngiaeer
rairsvile fetaa county. "a Strichlard KaeAsg r. A.
EsEfaest. Aliens, tialw covnty.
J. EDGsR THOMSON. Chief Engineer.
y tnocr Dtrsrtmt r. Y Il Co.. fhlaeslpLis. srr 1851
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NEW YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK C0arAEY.--A
divsdend OF i've cent tno capital stock OF this
Sorsay hsa been declared out Of the oarnns Tor the
at uonshs payable aisor the iVh May
next The transfer book will be el0rsd from tho "a HAY
~ day ef psy meat by ordcr Of the board n Dir tors
Arrl - 1891. III. v. MASON, Secretary.