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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-12

GARDEN TOOLS.-Ju>t received supply consist
~ lng of Steel blade Spades. Garden Forks. Rakes
Hoes, Tran<pahtng Towels Shvels. &c.. for sale at
lowest prices. GEORGE +. PRICES.
Slauntun, March IL, 1851.
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TOgfCps

SeOseCPs
LII persons holding claims against the estate Of John
~ Harlan, decd, nnfed TO bring them forward
without delay properly authenticated as am ahon to close
my administration. WIN L. D. RODGERS,
Administrator Of John Har'sB, dee d.
March g. 1851
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D-AMGV.M.
New EsOOks.

'g'HE Women ofIsrael, by Grace Aguar; Letters from
three Continents, by The Arkansas correspondent Of
The Louisville journal Garlands life If jain Ranoo ph
Camp fires Of the Revolution; Practical Mercantile Cor
respondence Innor on Extracting Teeth Guy Fawkes
Lies Discipline &C. just received and for sale by
ROBERT COWAN.
March S. 1851.
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CO. Why is young ladys DISCUS, for fop like trans
hiion VI Homer Dye &o3cA aadss2 BscagSe lis
psrsica
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40 Acres al Inn6.
SPRINGS AND AXLEs.

GEO. e. PRICE keeps constantly on hand supply
" best qnsny OF Buggy Carriage and Wagon Springs
and AXIrs, uf all Sz very low.
SlannInn March 5 ISL
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Clerks Office Of .qDgtnta County, To VII:
I.rH,n

Clerks Office Of augusta County, To VT
ESTRAY.
rlNAKEN up by William l.. ID Rodgers. the 3rd day
of February, 1851 a BAY HORSE, Is. hand.
high five six gears DID, with fore foot and both hind
feet white The right eye, aud some white in the
face Appraised 10 $50 90.
Gan Extract FROM the Records-Tes'e,)
WIN. d. TROUT u. C.
February 26 l65l.-3..
HOUE AND LOT FOR SALE IN WAfIESB0RGUGH.
T1NIE subscriber intending remove 10 the country will
offer fr sale al public auction, on Thursday the lO;h
day of April next, his HOUSE AND LOT in Waynes
borough.
The terms will lie made known on the day ofsale
GEORGE W. DEAL.
Wsynesboro', February 26. l65l.--tds.
.S%9TEEE.
WHITE 8. Co respectfully make known through this
" medium, to al persons indebted TO them, that they
would feel much obi ged, they would cali and make pay
n,ent, at an early day.
February &c. 1851.
JUST FsECEagsE1,
A Fresh supply Of Bedford and Saratoga Water. Sweet
,ChloroioTm, Iron BY Hydrogen, Paper Lamp Shades
r. P ESKRlDGE.
February 26, 1851
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FOR RENT.

A LARGE ROOM opening on the street, in convpn.
lent part Of The town, and suitable for Shop or or
flee. Enquire 81 this Office.
March IL, 1851.
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U.lrlvallcA a4ifc-likc LikeMcsses.

Slaunlon, March 5. 1851.
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no PHYSICIANS:


UUST RECEIVED Citrate Of Iron and M,gnos;,
best English Calumet Soluble Citrate of lron Citrate
Of Iron and Qunine Extract Of EIaFriun Iodine Potash
Morphine, Quinne all Uf the very hest quality
HARPER s KINNEY.
March l2, 1851
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COMMlSSIOAERS SALE OF LAND.

srsy- Rockingham Register publish two months,
The New York herald., 1851-07-14

The weekly exports of merchandise from this port
nue limited in quantity and at the low prices ruling in
markets the value is less than appears This
ct in the face Of weekly mportaons, is
not calculated to reduce the large monthly shipments
ofspece The exports to foreign ports this side of
The Atlantic maintained to about the usual amount.
and the decrease has been in the pments to Europe
Strenuous efforts should be made to encourage and in
trade with Mexico Central and South Ameri-
ca and the West Indies This will ultimately be the
most important part of foreign trade, and we shall
have a complete monopoly oft
The New York herald., 1851-07-14

IN Regiment N. " 3. NJ Captain, Peter J. Stuyvesant
A. meeting Of Company p hld at their Mercer
House Broom and Mercer streets their return
from fhadelphis July 10Th. COMMITTEES appointed 10
draft the foil wing resolutions
Resolved, That We tender TO Me~rs Bridges and West.
rrcrretors cfyones Hotel sincere thanks for the supe
ror accommodation furnished the while
visit TO that city and regret that in the hurry Of
departure We had not an opportunity Of waiting on
tb, NJ personally, as was our desire.
Re.oved That We also tender sincere thanks te Mr
Smith Of the Nerandsh House. In fh for the splcn
did collation. set BY him for the company the morning Of
the 9th July inst.
Resolved That would not do justise 70 ourselves did
neglect the kind hostahle in which received
and entertained by The citizens generally.
koyed That the foregoing resolutions be published in
tie Ntw fork Herald and Philadephis Public Ledger.
PETER y. S1UYvESANT)
HAfEisSS "a r siSSfS:SS 4 :sSSSSfs' COMMITTEES.
The New York herald., 1851-07-14
ssO5.Oso 20 sso7 .72s CO Inc. ~

Totals. sso503o 20 sso772s CO Inc. s2ss7 90
1t will be noted that the increase is the main stem
~hile the revenue Of the branch TO Washington has
en o this year This is Of course owing entirely to
the fact that Congress adjourned last March, while
In session. in 1850 up to the fall The falling on Is
chen entirely from the natural decrease Of travel to and
from Washington This circumstance would also,
eary affect the travel the main stem, and yet the
from II larger this year than last The
Of 1850 greatly larger than in 1s4s, and the
fact that there Is increase in this year that Of
1850 h mist gratifying evidence Of the prosperity OF
the road and of the already large and rapidly increasing
trade Of the country through which It passes.
The receipts Of the Hudson and Berkshire Railroad
Company for the first six months of 1851 amounted to
&26ss sganet s7 AIS for the period In 1850 In
crease this year, to013.
The Little Miami Railroad Company have raised on
their bonds at per cent per loan Of $780,
900 through the agency CT winsow, Lenier Co. The
cost Of this road is s243 o2o as It extends in length
s6h miles, from Cincinnati to Springfield where Il
meets with the Madison and Lake Erie road, and at
xenia II connects with the Cleveland and Columbus
road ny this loan the whole floating debt Of the
pany will be discharged The bonds convertible into
stock at par within four years ct the option Of the
holder The earnings Of the road for the half year
ending LIST June, enabled the company to pay dividend
of i've per cent, with a surplus Of Sc, ,523.
In New Hampshire, the following new banks have
been Incorporated this year by the Legislature recently
adjourned IL. The Cocheco Bank 2 Francestown
Banh; o Granite State Bank; T. Salmon Falls Bank;
Grafton County Bank; Indian Head Bank. This adds
100000 to previous capital In the whole state Or
S23oo0oo.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity ofcertan
articles exported from this port during the week ending
the 18th inst Distinguishing the destination and extent
a. shipmentst to each country -
CosMrRcs Porr OF NEw YoRx-wrruv
The New York herald., 1851-07-14
n e. 49, ~ /, nE M AlLS.
Our Pm, .o.Irhis Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA. July l3. 1851.


ineendidrts"-- iG""'h . tis Boyamin FSankain-
H. SRI, ho,mtained.
The only thing "f not. that has occurred in the
last twenty four hours. was the burning Of an un-
finished hou,e al Tenth std Lombard streets. about
three O'Clock thi' moromg The fire may be attri-
but.a to the suty of ar eogine house, the ar
dent Il IL, eIne OF The IN bers having 1t is sup
po sed, occas'"I such acci. ents before
The new prupt lie, snip benjamin Franklin, 675
tons, built b, ta Lop'r. tor the new line to Bos-
ton, about 10 h- started by T.. Lincoln X Co of
this city, will be lauuched to- morrow afternoon.
Her eonsort, the " iil'sn Penn, viii be ahoat in
week oI so, and CONT. nee running about the first
Of August. having he engines already on board.
The attempt wall be made to launch her with the
steam up, being the first trail Of such q feat in
these digginas ST. frequent Of occurrence ct the
New York shpyards
The factory hand ut Gloucester had large and
enthusiastic meeting last evening, when it was re-
solved to maintain 'he strike at all events.
The New York herald., 1851-07-14

ssir AT TUpxs IsaSp.-Capt Gslscar, of schooner
Akorf which arrived this port yesterday, from Aux
Cages reports tbst he barded on Fortune Island
by bt ~, the 26th u the master of which desired
him to report that there 200 900 bushels Of st 1T
T. l. ready for shipment Boston Tareler, July IL
The New York herald., 1851-07-14

WE, Tue UNDERSIGNED HAVING HAD OUR
passage In the Harmonic frcm glasgow TO this port
which arrived the 5th OF July after thirty
v,n dsy do feel upon Ourselves also At
tie Of fellow thus publicly
ledge deep felt gratitude the kind treat
which have received from the officers crew of
hat fne ship particularly Captain Daggett also
Perfect tist e whose pnwesred attention in the dis
oiy indeed every thing which coud tend TO
the comfort convenience Of the passenger that the
TO not few % seemed rather shape OF
pleasure essursian than that Of crossing the Atlantic in
fu emisrtbt ship. And sror gy would advise a. any
Of friends possible, who intend
q the world 70 place themselves prbtecn
Of dese able exrerienccd and that not less Indispensable
in erder the consolation Of PASSENGERS temperate nen
lspedl Charles A. McGuion, DR. Joseph Sage, John
coefrsne. VIM Orr VIM Elliot, Robert SMITH John w.i-
lace James cBcy. John MeBey Duncsn Robson George
lll. Andrew Mckay John Togo, James Watt John lien
derson, John Bosle, John Willurson.
The New York herald., 1851-07-14

VNHE SIXTH wARD.-ATA MEETING OF THE Po-
Il cemcn Of the Sixth District, convened at the Station
House. sunday the 18th inst Capt Smith called
.de Asst Capt feirty and segt Munson appointed
es The object Of the meetin being stated by the shsir
r'n: whsp on motion Ass Cart Garrett, Asst Capt
feirty, John hunson HUH McDermott and John Hker
were sIponted committee resolutions, who reported
the following
Whereas the morning Of the 10th Of July George r.
Gsspie Policeman Of the Fourth District. while in the
discharge OF his duty was brutally assaed in Oliver
and died In consequences Of wounds received his head
inflicted by cart rung the de Of Joseph Clark leaving
arhe and helpless family 10 his untmely death
Therefore,
Resolved That with heartfelt regret, tender his
ravsd wife and ml our cond0lerce with the hope that
th. Great kuer the Universe will alleviate their distress
aud protect them through life.
Resolved That each and every member of this district ap
prorrAt days pay for the beneh Of his widow and chill
dren.
Resolved Tbsts copy Of the above properly a,esed be
presented 70 his family.
Capt Smith selected Treasurer, and the following
gentlemen appointed COMMITTEES TO the above
into eject James Martin, Richard Coote, Thomas Need
hbm, Alopro Bingham.
GEORGE ]. SMITH. Chairman.
Pr, rsIss sL,Is, =; rs,arr' }sscrps.ri.s..
The New York herald., 1851-07-14

yJ,HE ROYAL NAIL STEAM SHIP AFRICA WILL
,.s from New iork for Liverpool on Wednesday July
nesdsy. July e. 1851 For freight or passage apply 70
=. IEW1s, Boston, or 4. CtNARp, Jr., ~ Broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-07-14

Political Intelligence.
The Democratic stste CONVENTION of wi.ecnsin viii
meet ct Madison on the 10th VI September pest
The New York herald., 1851-07-14

NoTBER MEETING FOR TUE RELIEF OF THF
"A family OF the late policeman Ce spe-At meeting Of
ss nt,,s Of The fteest III Par9 District held at the
voorhees, called 20 the chair and Assistant Captains
z. A. Bsntu and A. Upham appointed secretaries
Tie cllo~g preamble and resolutions were
2dopted:-
Whereas late brother officer q. T. Gillespie of the
Fourth Patrol District killed the morning Of the
.nth instant feel that his lie while
discharge Of his duty and in him his boreavsd family have
haye lost its protector kind and aeconate husband and
yuIptly
Resolved. That each member this diatrt appropriate
ono days for the benefit Of deceased brother
hmiy.
kofoyed That copy the above preamble and
he sent ~ the iamily of the deceased.
Resoyed. That the following gentlemen be appointed
com mttee TO the into easct-Samus Davis
.tswsrt J. Smith, Vim. Smart stillwe Jones' and Amos
UIEtm.
Capt Il. S. VOORHEES,, Chairmin.
Ast Capt 7 A. BASrv, Secretaries.
The New York herald., 1851-07-14
THE TURF.

Union COURSE, L. I-TROTTING.-A STAKE AND
~ Purse to come Of on Monday next July H. stsP ~,
fs 500 mile heats best three in ave- harness sak. OF
rr.pretor making $500 to be trotted for Mr. James
sn.sr nann enters g. Gray Vermont Mr Hiram Wooarua
finer field Of equal speeded fallen together this
seasbn than the above named. The Jenny Lind line Of
stare Grand street and Peck slip ferries will BE- in
sagesin readiness at Fulton ferry Brooklyn M fare
each way 70 cents, and remain TIL the tros over
JNO. l. SNEDiKER, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1851-07-14

LIMITED BROTHERS LAND SOCIErY.-THE NEXT
regular meeting will be held at Mechanics Hail. No.
mU Hester street. bstween Elizabeth and Mott streets
Monday evening July H. at o'clock. N B.-Every consti
utional member Of the Society requested be present
20 attend his interests and the future Welfare OF the
Asoeation BY order. WIN. PARKER, President
CHAs. MEN, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1851-07-14
SPORTING.

CPORTsMFN-THERE WILL BE A PIGEON suOoT.
- irg on Hobokep Meadows, on Monday. 18th Of Iuiy
(weatber permittng) There will be large supply good
birds the ground supplied by JOHN KILLS.
The New York herald., 1851-07-14
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SPECIAL NOTICES.


s~>->|>>~~N-~o.oJ>~1No-~(0y
DOST OFFICE EXTRA FAST EXPRESS NAIL TO
California Nearagui OREGON, China and the sand
vich lslands-Eaying established agents at San Juan
prepared to send mail by steamer Prometheus this
lih july through to California in Is days. in advance Of all
other mails Letters sent to-day will arrive in San Fran.
cisco about the 9Th August ten days ahead of the Uuted
states mails which left New York the llth inst Postage
70 San Juan and San Francisco, cents to China aud
sandwich Islands 40 cents Newspapers cents to san
Francisco. BERFoRDE Co., 2vesey street, Astor House
7>uROUGH IN ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE DAYs-A. B.
Miller Co. will despatch extra Express for Cali
ornia via Nicaragua, Prometheus, Monday, July
lith Pneh goods waterproof and send them 10 oc5
No. IL all street.
THE UNDERSIGNED RETURNS HIS MOST SINCERE
l. thanks to the members of National Hose Company,
No. ~ for their prompt timely aid rendered in
ruishng the FIRE premises No. ~ Spring street. sun
day. 18th. JAMES r. HEATON.
ATA MEETING OF AMERICA HOSE co. IS, HELD AT
the carriage house, the eturn from the late
Beaver street. Daniel hsher Foreman in the Chair
proposed by the company to the kindness of
Mr. kegsrey of the Second Ward House. for his
kindness in finding refreshments &c for the
DANIEL MAHER Foreman.
NATHANIEL WEDDING, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1851-07-14
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c.

EoR sALE-A LARGE BAY HORSE CART. AND
Uarness-Will be sold low If applied for mmei ely.
Can be between the hours Of A. NJ and p. NJ at
l?4 West street
C,OR sALE-A NEW TWO HORSE BRETT FOR FOUR
PERSONS eIameled leather and slv plated mount
ings wheels turning under the body Also fine sorre
eight years old perfectly sound and kind and double
set plated harness Apply at the stable Eighth trsee
the Filth
rIC.-FOR SALE, A GOOD SPRING GIG, TO BE
" the carriage makers l3 Downing street
Bleeoker Price $40. Apply at Bedford street before
NJ r after 4 +. M.
The New York herald., 1851-07-14

EIFTY SUMNER COAT HANDS WANTED IMAE-
dately at l Nassau street. corner OF beskmsn street
PERSON AL.

INFORMATION wANTED.-J0sEPHINE AxTxAN. A
German girl lst her ysTdenoe A2 Delaney street be-
sir which time she has not been heard from She
Of about feet inches In height rather stout
dress and striped bonnet She had but short time in
this country laborng under great depression of sp
fears ene. tanned she have drowned berse
information Of said girl will be thankfully receive and
literally arded by her brother. JOHN AXrMAN.
Jackson Found dry, 3l5 Stanton street.
The New York herald., 1851-07-14

LNAsT INDIA TONIC PALE ALE BREWED BY BASS
II CO., Burton Trent, England This delicious
frehng beveraae recommended by
The most eminent physicians in Europe America and the
Indies not only tonic but also for it. antdyspepc
and Intoxicating qualities For sale pints and quarts
in quantities to suit purchasers by the im porter
G. y. LETHBRIDGE, So aud SO Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1851-07-14

CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
~ Ladies gentlemen leaving the city or breaking up
the highest price Clothing
Furniture &c., by sending through the Post ct his reef
depce. NJ. 8. COHEN, % Elm street.
N. B.-Lades attended by Mrs. Cohen.
The New York herald., 1851-07-14
sALEa ny AUCTION.

A UCTIoN HOrICE.-GRocERIEs. INDIGO. RICE
"A Cheese, Rasus Brandy. re On Tuesday July Is, At
loh o'clock. in front of tn, store So Dy street Indigo
kce Rsirps Figs Cheese Ginger Pickles. Salad Oil Soap
Ssndles Tss. salt kssearon sar inss gagsr aud sma
Hsekerel her ing. Salmon lux. Fig Blue. Bay
w. A. CAkfLR Auotionser. 81 Dey strset.
AUCTION NOTICE.-THOs. BELL, AUCrloNEER.-
"A By II: n. Bush.This day. lhondayl at lok o'clock;
will sold at No 22 Fig th avenue. Vest Twsntyth
street VARIETY of good house old Furniture including
good Piano. made by stoddard Davis Term, as usual
Tuesday In the sale rooms large stock Of Clothing Aer
ohsI TaiIors COOS &c by virtue Of mortgage. THoS.
BILL, Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1851-07-14

CkA BATHIrG-LoNg BRANCH. N. 1.-THE sun.
seriber will open his house for the of vers
his day, June 1sk 1881. HENRf HOWLAND.
The New York herald., 1851-07-14

CARD-JAMES LAsCALA RESPECTFULLY IN
forms his patrons and the public that he opened
fashionable Fertumery store. at Niho's Garden, 6s
B advay where large sssorment OF th most recherche
srtee oi the Toilette be found the
udious tase and also lsscaa shampoo Water
and Cream Of Roses for the health the hair and
y from THE store will be found his Salo the Toilette
~he he will dc the best In HE power share Of the
public patronage. -
The New York herald., 1851-07-14
LIQUORS..

NOTICE TO IMPORTERS OF GIN.-THE SUPERIOR
IN Court Of the state of New York having granted
inuno on restraining parties from importing selling ad
vertisI Gin with trademark of swan" selling
gin wha and for Swan Gin unless be procured
from hereby caution all importers of aud dealers
Gin not impor any gp with tie Swan Brand adver
tise sell any Gin and for Swan Gn unless il be
from they will otherwise make themselves liable
10 damages and an action at law.
SCHUCHARDT Il GERHARD.
The New York herald., 1851-07-14

Two BRICK MANUFACTURERS.-HANDB BRICK PRES
ses Clay T,mpernS Ma ;hines aud Briekmascrs Tools
In general Manufactured and for sale No. 1853 south Fifth
stis.t below Spruce. Philadelphia. BY
The New York herald., 1851-07-14

CAsT OFF CLOTHING. FURNITURE, wATCHEsAND
~ Jewelry vanted-Lades gentlemen having the
to dispose Of realise at least than
tofore received making application by note
to the subscriber, at his otsce. ISAAC G. LYON,
IL Wall stneet basement,
The New York herald., 1851-07-14

L'Vh SAIE NHEAT. BUW SAVINUS
Store. l26 Bcwery- is0o yards elegant Printed
at 's tuO do splendid Bareges, p 30 do rieh Ba-
ee LANES at Is I'd and D. great bargain. So dozen
sentnch oolorcd bcrdercd Linen Cambria Hand scrcheis.
at Cd OBS Cd 400 dozen ladies coored borcred io
IT, 3D. snd 20 on 70 % some very beausl 10 dozen plain
white Linen Camhc, at only To- the finest offered In
tls marht ~ thing near TIE preei 800 dpzcn gents do
at S2Brd $3.50 dozen some good bargains nso 3haw
sks T1sf belr Lbens Damssks Hosiery nrhsms Prints
nc, &c. Drarery-Muslins selling at ls 81 worth
g.. and Of 10 worth "a. sumner FOR and boys
An excellent assortment very low.
The New York herald., 1851-07-14

RANK OF FsALIsBURY.-NoTEs OF THE BANK OF
- Salisbury, Maryland redeemed at per cent dis
count, by L. HOUGhT0N. Is William street.
The New York herald., 1851-07-14
CLtlTEiING.


CAsT OFF CLOTHING WANTED.-LADlESANDG GEN
~ tlemen obtain good price for their left clothing
by sending to j. Goodwin. No z City Hall place Ladies
and gentlemen waited on at their residences.
The New York herald., 1851-07-14

ST .O06 90 AND scso.-To LoANt y CITY W PRO,
$50 Apply 20 JAMES PRICE Once LIS Hudson street.
The New York herald., 1851-07-14

ERENCH LOOKING GLASS PLATES AND ROUGH
Plate Glass for ky lights, from the Of ST.
hsrie dOgni.s, for sale by
POLLEN L. COLGATE, 27 and cSe Pearl street.
80 Price Currents may be had on application.
The New York herald., 1851-07-14

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS TO on.
"A tain situation as chambermsid and ssiter or cham
lermaid end plain 'eyinr or general housework IN small
respectable family. Has objection to going short dis
tabce into the country Can produce the best d city ref
renee Can be FOR two days at No. Attorney street.
aont Basement
The New York herald., 1851-07-14

SELLING OFF f-SAl YARDS BAREGEs AND IT'S
Osues at L., ls 3D. and 2s sftp yards s
2s; Barege de LANES Is. and cd China silks for
summer wear Also, halin:e Of the stock RIB
ttps silks, Hosety, Gloves Embroideres Lace Collars
Doms.es and other Dry Goods offered eSceei
insly low rTs In order clear whole previous
removing. ty LIE BoUTiLIlEa BROTHERS.. S. Canal
street, three doors fr oin Broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-07-14

RANK FOR SAVINGS, CHAMBERS STREET, JULY
~ s5-Under the provisions Of the bylaws, the
tees Of this institution have directed interest to be paid
to cerostors OF hye cent for the last sx
months. ending let inst, all amounting five and
under five hundred dolars and interest Of four per
per oil of 5Op doars and upwards payable
on and after the third Monday of this month Interest
called for will be carried TO the credit of depostors prin
ci1al. JAS. ID. y. OGDEN, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1851-07-14

I ADIIS AND GENTLEMEN ARE HEREBY RE-
II spcctfully informs that they obtain the full
In cash. fer second hand cast off Clothing of
seription, and any quantity large small bv sendin
th r address through post, calling JANIS MORONEY
at bis Clothing Store. IL Orange sire et Chatham
The New York herald., 1851-07-14
FINANCIAL.

.
NEW YORK AND HARLAN RAILROAD COMPANY
~ The Directors this Company declared the fourth
semi annual OF two cent the oil sock
ort Of the net Of the six months ending h June
lJ payable at tie Office OF their Treasurer No Centre
street. After Tue sdsy August bet the hours of
9AM y. NJ The Transfer Books will be closed Sa
turday, July 20 at o'clock NJ opened Wedaes-
day, August 9TH at ~ o'clock A.
sam. N. BLATGHfoRD. Treasurer.
New York, july 14th, 1851.
The New York herald., 1851-07-14

MANTlILAs! NANTTLLAs i-cEoRGE BRODIE OF
w ue ls,e firm Of Br.de Bell 80 Canal street. up
stair would beg aye invite the attention his friends
and the public in general IT, Ma wsreroons where he & sci
ing lis tire stock of Nana corriing every that
10 aud fashionable at great reductions
Ing h new .or.s 81 Caps and spensra strsots Barege
Martilas, 81 IS TO fs T,e dc Linde Msntilias 81 rs
So M Lace Maptillaa 81 to ts SlE MATTHIAS 80 10 s
Aso handsome assortment e Ladies and Misses Sacks
equally low prices. 80 Canal street. up stairs.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-19
TIE Il NJ S:
DOLLAR PER ANNU VI ,
Close Of the Year.
IN ADVANCE.

DESTROYS of closing our accounts as far
as possible up to January ist, 1852, we
are now weekly sending out bills of the
larger accounts due this establishment.
Our aim is to do as near cash business
as possible, and we therefore request all
who know themselves indebted for ADvER-
TIsING, JOB WORK, Or SUBSCRIPTION, to call
and settle their bills, or remit the amount
by mail. Our postmasters are generally
oblging and attentive, and any money
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