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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-06-26

TThe officers Of the fine light
draught steamer Navigator will ac-
cept of our thanks for Cincinnati pa
pers. .... r---.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-06-26

We learn from the Courier that
the citizens of Porter are to have a
celebration on the 4th. Addresses
will bs made by the Rev. H. R.
Howe, VIM. Cherrington and H. T.
Vose.-
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-06-26

The vile Of Judge Whitman ap-
peared in the streets Of Chillicoths
last week in the Bloomer costume.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-06-26

Saratoga papers state that a bed of the
purest quaIitF of peat has been discov-
cred within four miles of the village OF
Saratoga Springs. The surface extends
over sixty acres. Excavations have
been made to a great depth, without fin
ding any bottom 10 the strata. II is said
to be much cheaper and far superior to
coal in its use for stoves or CRATES.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-06-26

The Salt well in Pomeroy. is now
at a depth of over 500 feet, with a
stronger supply of water, both in
quality and quantity than when we
noticed it last week. We under.
stand that the furnace will soon be
commenced.-Meigs Co. Telegraph.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-06-26

The linen called China grass cloth is
fabricated of the ieshy part of the aloe,
which grows wild in China. The fax
which constitutes the fishing lines
known under the name of Indian twist,
is also made from aloe fibre.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-06-26
ParOdi is singing in Cincinnati.

Col. Summers command which
left Fort Leavenworth Tor New Mex.
leo suffered considerably; twenty-five
or thirty Of the troops died.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-06-26

Father Mathew has administered
the pledge 10 upwards Of six thou.
sand persons in Cincinnati.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-06-26

An UNGRATFFUL MAN.-Harvey
-Coursey, Of Augusta county. Geor-
gia. has run off with girl Of about
Is years Of age, daughter Of M.
Daniel Miller, a worthy citizen.
Coursey is a married man, and has
left a wife at home.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-06-26

The annual State Convention Of
the Universalist Church met last
week at Springboro. The meeting
was large one. The next annual
meeting is to be held at DAYTON.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-06-26
Cost. 100 dollars per mile.

" Wlst rUsII L'f.0T
How is this sum 10 be obtained? ! answer
by subscription. Stockholders. OF which the
number would be two hundred, 80 dollars per
share. Toll gates at the entrance Of town
upon each Of the roads should be estaoli'hed'
The revenue from each Of these roads woud be
some $50 dollars, in all 1000 dollars. l. e. over
Is pes cent. good investment-besldes the
vast and continual amount Of business brought
here from distance. which is the great object
sought for. The method l would prnpose is
this, viz: that let a company Of stockholders
be formed; president and direetnrs appoint
ed. Let this company he Incorporated BY an
set of the Legislature for the improvement Of
the nnove named roads, and then carry the of
fair into operation.
n L.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-06-26

The corner stone Of the enlarge
ment Of the Capitol at Washington is
to be laid on the 4lh OF July. Dan
iel Webster is to deliver the Grafton.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-06-26

DRoUGuT IN MExIco.-We are per-
mitied Says the NO. Picayune,) to
make the following extract from a
letter, dated Zlcatecas, May 18th, to
a commercial house of this city:
ave are in a most miserable state
here at present. We have had no
rains Of any consequence since Au-
gust last, and the country is actually
burnt up. Many Of our roads are
impassable for want of water. Corn
is 81 so per fanega (ahout $50 lbs.)
and in some parts OF the State Of
Zacatecas is selling at 50. Flour
Just ground down is worth $50 per
300 pounds, and other things in pro-
portion. The loss Of animals would
not be credited in any other places.
We know Of one estate which lost
l400 head of sheep in March last,
and it has been worse since. OF
course there is literally no trade al
present, as the people are either
maintained by charity, or are eating
everything that comes in their way.
Every day until it rains will be worse
and we cannot expect any CONNER
I ''cial prosperity until another and
a good harvest Of Indian corn is gath
areJ IN the 9th nlt we had a
sharp frost, which has injured the
wheat crop. Thisis produced by
irrigation, and was just caught in the
ear"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-06-26

Rev. Mr.. McCIay has returned TO
continue his charge over the Preby-
terian church in this place, after an
absence Of several weeks.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-06-26

OTGen. A. T. Holcomb and Hon.
M. r. Mathews were chosen dele
gates TO the Wing State Convention
from Huntington.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-06-26

CHoLERA.-This disease is prevail
ing to a considerable extent on the
lower Mississippi. We learn that
FIVE negroes. out OF family oI six.
died in one night at Mr.. S. Davis
plantation, just below Vicksburgh.
At points between Vicksburgh and
Memphis much sickness also prevails,
which is sudden in its attacks, and Of
a fatal character.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-06-26

The Cherokee arrived at New
York about noon on the Dist inst
She brings the California mail and
300 passengers.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-06-26
oda FeII.vs, HaI,.

This Society have leased for term
of years the Hall in the third story of
Greenwood's new building on Second
street, which has been ftted up express
" for their use. As at present arranged
it is the best Hall in the town and its
adaptation 10 the purpose intended is
excellent. The Masons have an under.
lease from the o. F's, and will use 1t for
thcir meetings.
We are requested to state that Mr..
-voss's school win commence next
Monday week, the 9TH Of July.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-06-26
For the GaIlIpoli, Journal.

Ma. H3nrER: A. It is generally presumed
hat Editors know every thing. would re-
spectfuIy - If the N. o. and OHIO Tele-
graph Company are yet completely organized.
If so. what is the reason certificates Of stock
are not issued, and why do We not see some-
thing in the way Of dividends!
II not yet organized how much longer do you
think will be necessary to effect the object
The line, understand, has been flashed all
The way through some time, and this section q
lit very nearly three years. Perhaps time
enough has not yet elapsed, as large bodies
move slow. / am not much skilled IN such mat
tiers. and do not know much about It; one
thing, however, do know, that our money has
been paid some three years in constructing
this portion Of the line, and we have never as
vet had glimpse of anything in the shape o.
dividend. although often assured the stoet
was good. would pay well, &c. l believe IN
the saying, ''the proof Of the pudding IS IN
chewing the bag" would rather have ocular
demonstration than hear talk IL
Delegates from here have been sent TO hen-
lucky, to confer with delegates from other por-
lions Of the line. more than once; What was
done, Il anything, at such conferences. IS mol
known, as DO report of their proceedings mas
ever been laid before the stockholders here
From what ! can learn this is one oi tne
principal Telegraph lines in the United sta'es'
and if rightly managed would pay as wen
others. ! am credibY informed me once IN
this place exceeds in receipts Fifty dollars per
month. on an average; if so what might De
reasonably expected from the larger othces
Then what becomes Of all the monies received! !!
Do the Operators keep all they get for their
services. be the same more or lessa or are they
at fixed salary, and if so. who hxes that saia-
nv! Ought il not in right to belong to me
Stockholders a. each station to say who shall De
their Operator. and at what salary!
II you, Nr. Editor, cannot answer me a0oVe
queries perhaps some one who IS eonNersS"' r''''
with the matter will deign to enlighten US:
Yours. &c, INTERESTED.
\ We have long since lost sight OF the
true condition Of the N. o. and 0. Tel
egraph Company, and we rather guess
it would trouble Philadelphia LAWYER
to ascertain its present whereabouts to
the satisfaction of our correspondent
We believe there was an organization
Of the Company at Louisville last Feb
ruary, when T. C. H. Smith was cleo
ted President. Beyond this we know
nothing of the present or prospective
condition of the company. Should any
one be in possession of the facts, com
munication embracing tn m would
crafty "Interested" and the balance o
the stockholders in Gallipolis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17

~ r-rTr = f.ucrss-pr osD3rn : Lsfl ha7ink "a,
,ged has pres, lss eccupyEg both buildings Nos - "a
a. F,i,or n has with The eniaT-erist 0euei ~ n u
Ann - L. .re adv extensive ass,stnleit nrE SUI ~
I,,ss s,..-k oTUAKDWA ARE. CUTLERY EDGE To yt;n,
,nE ~ the better rnf1rr1silon Of hS irenis AM
a,~ hn are n informed Is 20 the extent q hrs ss''
D. ut would state Ga At ~ ,.p,
-, - ,rl a. 49,. - CO ta5 v rogg n ALL Slakes
Hafse shes, Ri7s's Alvs. EA u Boxes so'''' Hone
49, Other lesvy goods. ca. nm sv--rvO
THY FiHsT ILODlS q rts y - - AND ss-,''O
49, FLOOR OF 70 81
a.. o-,,. Il nam; nth shelf Cod Culs-J i1iiie'
Usras,,e Fdse Tjo's aDJ Dis flT necla--s D" en@i ~
The THIRD FLOOR OF 10. j.
v-ib gfo-sis Spales Ha} Ntnnft a1l 9iF-ea ''s -
tar, H.. W., Chafs Corn ana ee.ee tii.s, &c
'''' - rIIT TfrrRD FLOOR OF No 81
e dsv,s5 T. sarrlss oi TirHed aL1 Jap4nHeG u 'iof
re san arf Fryrg Pauz. Tsuna 40 rTh IS - >
p, Ee,,l-s Flrraces scales. Pump Augers sal X a.
- ~, All paI.G- Machines. Jacsscle"s, 6cis'
So. "a s9rd, To- the California marx =. &C.
THE FOUSTH FLOODS
# NJ g9snd contain Hoes, Sc his Rak TAGS rays
Pulps Vel Chan and fixtures, Siei-h D''Ns' SA -'-
Tur,-e o i stone SAID Crlclite e
THE FIFTH LOFTS .
NJ Ms 81 aad g. Coo7crs Truss HOODS Bsh1Ss, 81 -
e,et Handle, assorted Black Lead Pots. C'ai lds -
Tbe ME- 5rlsirg more complete ass17tn ent tAa
On H. 4, ui ten.rteG am one ore IL has tina "a
a. icb the attention Of his friends ard -he puJe ~a'
bsve - long extended then patronage : invited
81 3l.TTs T. " laru3t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLIE.

Iva CIATE INSTIrt .rE n, as Fourth = c'ra.T 4
n sclcusal cr ash gtan- square, vii pf~H IA hnA
Syhco Year ~ MONDAY. the i),h = SrHtemoer. Thsa
te eulsrcem tuf ~ h- Scbcs, Butns viii he cl.apeis
Its hoped thlt the renns Of this lnsniuou few ds
later than usual d be more thNG Compeasat tors, pHPs
h. ne increased sdyznta.es thfy IN derive lre "a s-
alton of a set % 1T tn ai .he Schoi Asf
a corresponding addition 4 Instruction a. u she oepsr.
y,s,tS 4 SfuGs GEO " q ARkf. FIprres9rs 80
.a T,,MrhNEtf JAS EANNlNG. I Pnnclnsls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
NOR SALE.-A splendid Farm of 100

acres with laYst asw house Of 10 rcon,s and plenty
q cut butng>.s mule ir0n Painheld j. de lSp acres
do so acres do t6 j., IS acres DO " acres 40
Nersnt y ra'rcad ana having good buildings Call on WI
bkoOkS, No iSfeiIy 81. or = VAIL, Nc washington
1t. up sans on SATURDAY. from Toto O'Clock OH
er DAYS NJ Pialhhell. NeM leroy ol52wMMAF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17

II HOUSE situate 10 1ls8sant and tesiTabIe neigh
,oyhood The House hes all the modern Improvements
and i In good order lease ground, having 10 year -
- $780, M a Tr.true DFce oiG 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17

ETNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY,
1 Warehouse 70 NASSAU-ST. New YORK, offer Tor
sas even deem tion OF GOOpIEARS Patent Metallic
Irlia Rubber Goods comprising
cats an STYLES Army and Navy Breast Pumps,
Cloals and Capes Goods, Syrnccs, 49,
Penchos. Fire BUCKETS ana Il ehis hetlio
Teams pals Rubber Shoes.
Horse Ceger. Piano FOrfe CoYeTS. ihd'es go
Horse Boo. tru.h coins Ohlidre3t co.
These goods all Warranted not g. decompofs sores
b. peat OF become rgid by cold.
JAMES BISHOP. President
WARREN ACKTRAfAN, Wee President
iyzi srn n WILLIAMSON Treas ITeY and Sec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
HOR SAIE-A FARM aad C0UN-

xx'Oh ShLE-A AhN't w."
Il TRY SEAT beautifully situated tesr ,e .i s,i
?, 80 xesliS hard fnsa marble mar'ses it'se
n,szzas front AID rear and Is epste WITH eyety ,sd
n,srce foy reDtltrnan's family Frsii u Az $50 a.
80 ~ 49, sranary carriage house ice house ~
IN, fsrn conss. Of l25 70 Of wh Oh are wooh
49,. ii, 10 soc with or less land, 10 SUI tns
nors n nreHises lie within quarter Of nj OF VI
dsr6t par Of tie money car r. mar On o'Ha an "
si,~, '1 HOMER MORGAN. No PIne-'
COUNTRY RESlDENC E.-f OF odlc,
.xerv dssrahle and CONF ofious COUNT NJ -
- ~, ~ ss sores near Elzsbethtssn, \ j
IN immediate Terms msds,ste aad n ps.ye, = [,
Arrlv Ia r. S SCHLEslNGEh, 10. MAR al
naFpaTS n F,lizsfeth Port. Or 70 A ID a. ~ -
. me- ~ fam. Woud b. rented = good 'eaAnN
IL 1wM&SEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17

~ n 7 NTIt0" n IfN'-
Ia TATE For sal, ~ au,ue- "a ShNt>HAN, thc
29h dav 81 October, The rcnsts AZ 4 ~ 10 follow
ms mopcrty ttlon gag & iAc Estate II JAMES PHIL
Fps late ri NcN- i~mAur-h. PoughktcPse, DUt hess
County Tie hrs, qlsct contains So scies Il land beauu-
FULLY situated the >rth shore u Wapfiuscrs Greek.
below the Fails anu about tkrce quarters u ne iro
the New HSWbursh It - The land Is Of II rate quail
,ty for farming purpose aaa Las nne building ste. IN
view ii the Hudson RIVER TIE creek shore covered
With fine growth Vf wool 10 : situated IA Al excellent
ueshbcrhCo and ever des>'sbe a. country seat
The second pltce ~ land hes quarter Of rC fur
Their nolth, anc CVntans 50 acres rms ha> Nso me
bQdins site N OF the Hudson River.
T,r-ie Der CEN, "a tat dav OF sale the balance jbe
Isl ii NAV 1854 PVss->>oa on the LIST II Ap next
The above described pv, lie 40 mag the lands 20
the Ale>,r> Rowland GafncT and SheAfe for turther
particulars. inquire Of JOHN PHILIPS On The pEen'i-
ses THOMAS DE ARM. Executors II
ISAAC VAN vi ACk. James Philips
ponshIscns,e art a 1857 ol6 sw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17

w HOUSE snd Shif- Furnishing Warsroouis' 20.
ss9 Grand NgN- YORK where VII he found c'i"plee
sssrrtnen; OF the following -rtcict feat',', -
- h,>k. sisp beds. mattresses pa4ssss ana CUSHIONS
,iso bsastea1s on even description. Vi paehs
r oirt l1-k aint iron screw cottage ana u iA9le
,s splsuIid variety cf paper hanging, oofdefs &c
ii, = would IN D,rtrtal attention g. his new s9r o.
hair and SPINS mattresses y. b-viu ~ Az" "-'
.o.eS -er,va-ef ana made over equal % new, bl
atm. doOr -, OF Essex st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
NO SOUTHERN and WESTERN

L'DGE TOOLS, HARDWARE, &c.
lFoy coauers CarrenterS Niilri-hts, iarhmakers
Butchers SC Cooper Truss Hoors and kvets. an a
complete assortment Of Tools Tor mechanics use As'
Builders Hardy are Sc for sale by
CHARLES 5 LITTLE Nos 50 and 81 Fniton-s'-
s2s m3FN&N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
OIRF RRIrKS MATT KILN TILES,

r. thprrI Ay Sc-The subscribers importers Of fire
Brcks, Malt Kiln Tiles SC have constantly o. n s.a-
- Red and White WELSH Lis'eri hSi:e.5 $50 80" d,
h,rI~e Pukman." and Chance 10. and tafhAus
Eire brirks cnnron and fancy shapes
Fireclly welsh Lum1s ard Oyenthes
Malt Kin Tiles, 25 knle-a very superior ar'is-'. $500 90,
Cosi-R,,inor, and Anhracie Of all Desoi .-oas iof
sale I'm lots % s',it purchasers. Apnlf 20 ,,,,u.
san ' sAML THOMPSON NEPHEW,
~, em, NJ 275 PearI-st New You.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17

pasuerrrotnpes ano e:ngtarinss.
L. FLLY'S Haif-Price ENGRAVING
~ and PRINTING Office NJ M Fuitou-st., n -
Wedding Visiting A. dress aud A. Home Cards. h the
YER best STYLE Cake Boxes. Envelops &c a., and En
grived Plate ard ~ Cards tor al shIlhugs "a In
SNfEDDING and VISITING CARDS
w engraved and printed. initials embossed On NOE
parcr. y eJdng envelopes. SC in the isest style
FOIGEk. Engraver and Pfluter,
.'9 I'm Ne ll3 John - ueal Pear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
YyO SELLERS.-The undersigned, 81

ii retaT, If several Building and Loan Associations,
keeDs register eT he inspection of members and others
q! ali properly offered for sale, IN this city Bro9yn and
William burgh Persons having houses or O,s ,r SAFE OF
lease will nd greatly TO their advantage 10 leaTe de-
scnp,ion aa5 pro Of theiI property with PbCAhE
Office NJ 200 Hester st cor. Center
NB-Persons dssirous Of purchasing Or leasing no scs
or lots Gay 1emasires by examining the ssoscrre
register 80 o"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
AIGER INSTITUTE.-BO Nc.

N SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Cornwall. Conn, y
ANDREWS A NJ. Pnnclpal The Winter Tern va
commence M the first II ESDAl al November next, aa
continue five months The 81 inst uctlon Is de
signed her 10 prepare boys for admission T. any Clss
college or for the pursuits 81 commercial lue. fhs
French German aud spanish Languages. togethet wtA
Music and DrawIug taught ny accoplsh'a masters
The French Is made a spoken laguage- ENpese per term
SlCO fot board washing ghts fuel ard instruction N al
the branches taught except Music and D"ns, which are
extra charges. -,
CTculais ma, be OBTAINED by addressing tha Prnrpal,
Cornwall. Conn oil Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17

CUTLER .-Iyorv-handled Table
" Knives and Forks. # the best quality; ser, oo
do Carving Knives and Forks Steels' BlaA9 iiorh
Stae-HoJn White Bone Black TIP and Coon hAhiied DO
do arTan'ed Steel >csS0ns kazors. zen flu r'cAH'
Knives steel Pens Tea Trays Wlrtefs &c az ne low
est rates wholesale retail At JOHN ~ + y 80 iSb
Pend s, FTsnkIln. sanare. New-Ynrk. so 2nNNNtt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS. at

BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS. at
- New. Canaan, Conn, DAVID s. ROCKWELL.
Principal and Proprietor. assisted BY his son Thus
of the oldest Boarding Schools the State II situated
IN New Canaan FaiTfeld Co, Conn two hours from New
York 10y the Nswyork and New Haven Railroad u De-
men. from Danen e. Now Canaan one hour by stage.
combine all those gsments desirable for the comfort.
convenience and health Of the pupils.
The Winter term commences on the ist of November
Address ID. 5. ROCKWELL No No. 2s8 Pearl St, nes.
York where also circulars may BE- obtained - I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
lVM. II. LFGGETT'S CLASSICAL

W FRENCH ana ENGLISH SCHOOL-N y csf'
ner u Brnaeusf and lh-st VIII h reOpeIed MON
DAY keYt 3 Circulars nay b. obtained AZ LocEgoofe
No IL! Il r0adway Evans and Bnttan's No ~ Broad
way or u the PRINCIPAL No as leth-st s2S ime0i'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
SCHOOLS.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCNOOt

" -Prcf Y A JOHNSON. Rector Tse ant suss,s
ef the Acsder yss1 ns IN the SIN q - ltsnbes Ia
isnlo- s ssslor breaches of the EuSssh aePssae& 4
he Classc Aud Mathematical depaf-H IA, oieF c's
ple,s c3ure OF y es intended . frePar, paPs % he
c,sn;ng. roou o. the IN ver,tY Cfrriaf, nay 0. ~
t.,nea n ~ In ,er, Washington ware, AID ~ he
bot stores II CHARIFSS FRANCIS psf .3wY,
2AYNQR IA Bs,er, GEORGE pARkSS.
Su2e I'm fnrdps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
gn0id Rnbter Goods.

INDIA RUBBER CHIVALRY. Il.
sCANDFR HAYw.RD RUBBER Co. by VIM A Buck
IN ham NBwARK INDIA RUBBER Co. BY Hiram Haea-
n SOP Presr FORD Co - ~
The paIres aipove named. who falsely charge n II
DAY vEh piran. PscEt Owned y taem ani 1her con,
fraclat-s ca I'd (iontyesrs Patent rne-t ny sPeca,
.tftnitu this time l. exposing this VIE cal an!'I
h-,e fer ort auhClT cla-sed t.s PRETENDED Pa
rs-f IA f-iud AID ,vrll 1s These 'en5us charges
TraLe IA q rswEplpefs M Hare. Whiie thei
slr .. law rendrg aad a. i>sg- '-fre the ccn't-
tu.sd tlslnas II ias county the pa tie. t'0k then
tFst AgLy, had qrtrt- N fnatol en- 20 IA Hte
sb- dozen lawyers. scd bro1rh { Trent iheT pm
c- vLesses the SIT .. las inr SO 70 damages -
~ 81 open CcuIt tbs srt involved tht tle p th'
Pa eI,i offered 20 IN { ,he coa..na n backed out
demanded l rInsu Of sit ~hich hs~e often -
t.irtd asains, this swLdling Pstent The sa,.is
b--usit ia n afdlr II their pc &C aud r,r,o 7r
Vrrism Iucsa4 ard 81 Ted ot q trsl a. these CAV
arous ltufieUen Csatm-e tsr disgrace l flc-4ce 81
ttfeatcriIE prosecution g. acIo atle ni1-ot-sts
Icormrnd their present position L t1e caad c1nsleN
,ila q D II sats Az ,toers While an -spl - al
rotrce nv facilities fr making shoes have been iule
Sut Z an now ready % receive ire-I orders aoi- %
sua,lg rs order. ION sni nromp y hc.cAi or "Eih
II increased fa-illies Prce Days best Paeni J42an
Rnbter shoe = cents " mons s.. cents Al 9iasis
% pr7poIt Car ms X cents per p'9ti Ste an
Packing g. cents Ier roo ri. net HORACE Day,
Na.ufacflIer II -rlfCr aIu owner % D. tlala
g Nv Rubber Patents NJ = Ccurtsnt'-si
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DEV. Is. X. HALL, ID. Of Rose Hill
Ia Institute N,whurvh 0usngc CO \ Y. receives (,
6sv RONS AZ BOARDING SCHOLARS. NFcelsg ssE
L. order. ard reference gwen "a required
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u HIGHIS-Ihe tWO-StOry, attic and BASEMENT DICK
'front.' house No IS Hcksst Possession given Isl Novem-
er Rent sl75 per year Inquire the premises or Of
"A RIIRR No "a Courtlandt. st NY OILS 81
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CPANISH LANGUAGE. - Professor

- BARCELO about forming his classes oT the sfDdl
Of the above, q. the Of the Mercantile Library
Those desr0us 81 Joining the Will apply at the desk
r at No. I0l Chambers-st Olj So
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Il POWER-Machnists manufacturers and mechan-
wishing cOmmodisus Rooms with good alter Power,
communicating invited 10 call on the sub
screT Trenton New Jersey who proposes dev0tng ms
large three story brick mill for mechanical purposes ms
building is very ekgbly located near the of the CITY,
and possesses great advantages for manufacturing purposes
Trenton Sent N 1851. JAMES HOY JR., or
s22 lmeud J p. KENNEDY.