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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12
DIOR ALBANY, 81: POUGHKEEP-

III Sic, 30 CTSf HUDSON, % CTS.-Ths new aud ee-
CANT steamer FRANCIS SKIDDY will leave her dock foot
Of Jsys at o'clock A. NJ Mendsy, wednesday and Fri
day for Albany, landing at West Point Newburgh Pough
keepsie Hyde Park Kingston Bristol Cstskl and Hudson.
Returning leaves Albany Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
at the hour making the landings as above. N B.
Under no circumstances will any of the above landings be
passed. JAMES MCCULLOUGH. AGENT No. l59 Front-st.
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YORK and NEW-HAVEN

i Y RAILROAD.-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. May
s. lS52Trans out Of New leave corner Of Canal
It and Broadway
Accommodates AND SPEcnL.-At and llS0 AM,
AIS Express Stamford and Norwslk and stopping at all
Stations beyond and at $50 NJ through to New Haven.
At $50 p NJ. for Norwslk-at $50 AM and $50 PM for
Port Chester The IL so M in connection with Train
from New Haven to Hartford and Springfield, and with
Train over the Canal Road.
EXPRESS TRAINS for New-Haven Hartford, Springfield
Boston, Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads TO Og
densburgh and Montrea-At AM stopping st Stamford
and Bridgeport connecting with the Housatonic and Manga
tuck Railroads ct Bridgeport and Canal Railroad at New
Haven ard At $50 M stopping at Stamford Norwak and
Bridgeport connecting with Heusatonis and Naugstuck
Railroads ST Bridgeport
TRAINS INTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Special
At $50 T. and 9S5 AM and 40 NJ through from New
Haven. At AM. from Norwalk-at $50 AN. and 3.45
PM from Port Chester The 9S5 A H. receives passengers
from Springfield and Hartford and Canal Railroads 1t New:
Haven The 40 PM receives from Hartford and
Springfield Railroads
EXPRESS TRAINS leave NewHsyen arrival Of Trains
from Boston at Is and 80 PM, stopping at Bridgeport,
Norwslk and Stamford leaving Boston at A. M and
S45PM.
See large bill Of advertisement at the Station House and
principal Hotels. GEO. W. WHISTLER u,
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Eeaal Notices.
EORECLOSURE SALE.-Defar

FORECLOSURE SALE-DefauIth having been
Haoe IN toe condition Morsse executed By 10
sFPH BOYD Of the City, County and ststeo New f0k ana
MARTHA his wife Modgagors, Jordan L. Mott NICHOLAS Ne
and Calvin CoDd Trustees Of the Second American bus
Mortgages dated November 49, $780, asd recorded
the and County Of New YORK. N Libel
34 Of Mortgages 2Os November ~ 1880 whereby the power
the said has become operative and 40
suit proceeding having been ted % the Debt
BY the said part thereof and the aonAi
BE- due thereon the OF the FIRST publication Of TINS
beng hundred and dollars and sry nine
therefore, public hereby even, that the morsased
the eighth day Of June next, az twelve
satisfy the due the said norsge Al
logns description Of the mongased premises contained
All that certain Ot parcel Of ground
erected and % be erected situate, yns
and beng XVIII Ward OF the Cv Of New the north
place. late the farm Of George Clinton ESQ deceased
su between John Jacob Aston, Ese made ~
Bridges PoppeOn City Surveyors aEd hed N The once o. ne
bounded and containing follows: begnnif a.
point on tie nobery eide Of 4ht. distant two hundred and
fourteen eour inches eastey nom Tie corner formed " tAs M
tsron Of The norhery with the eastery side Of
be s nohery parallel with sth along The
eastey SIDE OF designated said by the number 100 enc
Hundred three and bali inches thence asey par
a with 18th lot DESIGNATED sad By tks
sgt nches thence sOuhrrJ parallel
with sh av nearly degna,ed on SAID map as The west
cry Of FIroy road huHdred AM hree ee and oae aR
two inches 70 The place Of beginning h@dsn .. to1s
s s,, HSGss sSipT To''''
BI,sA,D P.nOS,, At,orneys No. 10 Waist, Ss~'YOh-
mig larl2wM
HE sae Of the above mentioned orsased premises s post
oeock noon City Hall in The City Of New fotk-Da'ed
June %, 1884. yohDAn =; noii'{ r,.,...
n..w l.
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DR. LECCIA'S OINTMENT-Pat-

DR. LECCIA'S OINTMENT-Pat-
Iented with exclusive Royal privilege, as remedy of
miraculous efficacy, such acknowledged by the general d.
recon for studies Of the Islands of Cuoa Porto Rico
approved by the eminent faculties Of France Italy aud
the Royal Protector of the public instruction the quckest
and powerful remedy for any kind of rheumatism,
head ache and tic doloroux nveterae may be
for throat scalds side ache govt, elandule paralysis
Commissions and bruises muscular consctoos nervousness
sulency, sciaca, etagia scsds heTmouhoids tumors,
toohache stiffness In the joints psrenycha eyes he
pacal diseases obucons Of the Spleen spssms dyspep
ala cGdagy, pspitaon Of the heart Mysteries gddne Of
the head ds and OF all kinds Sold at Wholesale
ald retail at the principal depot in NewYork at the drug
Of Messs A. B. ID. Sands No. 100 Fulton OF
William Sold also by druggists generally The who
are unable 10 buy IT, will be supplied gratis by calling the
propnetor at No. 90 White o..
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r EECHES! LEECHES! LEECHES!

Just received, small lot Of Leeches per steamer,
put up so be transported any distance with safety for
sale at moderate prices, at @. A. Il II. WHITES,
Importersof LeecLes No. ~ Eassau-st, NY.
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and ERIE, and ELMIRA
/ Y and CANANDAIGUA RAILROADS-Ttains leave

Pier foot Of Dune. 81. follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN at 81 A. M for Cansndsigua Rochester,
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Canada West-arIying at Canaan
daieua same evening.
MAIL TRAIN at 8 A. NJ stay night at Elmirs and
arrive at Canandajgua early next day.
NIGHT EXPRESS ate p NJ This IL the tourists route 70
western New-York and Niagara Falls The are large
and commodous and for pleasure eannotbe equaed By those
on any other Road
CHAS. MINOT, Supt N. Y. and Z. Railroad.
WIN g LAPHAM Supt C. and Z. Railroad.
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-, nI-DS,T.NCF of an order of the Surrogate

Ss. Yark notice hereby Eyen 70 Al pefsoss
OF Ne Cot- IN iZABETH PINKEEY. late Of tho CITY OF
ss YORK decsased, pressn the sAss W. so.As c. :,
AZ hs residelee, No lso suton - 10 NE ~
a. Va on or before tenth dsy Of December ne1t-DAes
New OLA 9s ~ 1900 JAMES d. PHYFE, EIecst0r.
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and ERIE RAILROAD.

" Trains leave pier foot Of Duanest follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN 81 A. for Dunkirk connecting with
frstcass steamboats, for Cleveland Sandusky Toledo and
Monroe, and railroads to Cincinnati and Chicago
MAIL TRAIN at 8 A. NJ for all stations
WAY TRAIN at 8! z. NJ, via Fremont for Delaware.
Way TRAIN at II P. NJ, via Jersey City for Delaware.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN at 6 P. NJ or DUnkirk, connect
ing with class steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
with Express Train for Chicago
EMIGRAST Train at p M. via Piennont
CHAS MINOT, Superintendent
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VANDERBILT LINE for SAN

NJ A v ID + X 7 LINE Tor SAN
FRANCISCO-The Shortest and Cheapest Route
The powerful, double-engne steamship NORTHERN
LIGHT $500 tuns will leave from Pier No North River,
at o'clock, P NJ, precisely on TUESDAY, July 20 for
San Juan del Norte direct connecting with the double
sine steamer s. s. LEWIS 220O the Nicaragua
Transit Route having but twelve miles Of land ransports
ton These steamers unvaed in their arrangements
for passengers with superior ventilation No delay need
now be anticipated any point the Pacific Steamer will
be in waiting at San Juan del Sur the last crossnoccu
pied snly one day from Virgin Bay This route offers upe
Nor advantages for families going to California they will
be constantly the charge Of officers attached to the
Line and at this time much healthy and comfortable
Tor information passage apply only to D. B. ALLEN,
Agent, No Bsttery-plsce, up stairs
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Jemelrp &r.
Horses, Carriages, @f.

A TWO-SEATED ROCKA WAY,
IN built by Ford and set Of single Harness. for sale,
arstey together cheap Apply at the coal yard No. SO
Greenwich-sY. ANDREAS SON.
HORSE for SALE-A bay Mare,
little under tine middipg size. Is years old, in good
condition, and sound VIII miles hour and not
fret Is first rate saddle-horse. For particulars apply at
No. 5S9 Broadway, In the store.
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Steamboats, and Railroads.

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD
foot of Batterypace by steamboat John Potter-Two lines
daily: Morning Line leaves at A. M. Afternoon Express
Line a. ~ tn 5S q nn Ia 10 noe
ing leave Philadelphia from foot Of Wslnut at AN ant
2P M. Emigrsnt Line BY steamboat Transport from Pier
No. /, att p. M. Fare: 81 50
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NOR BOSTON gis NEWPORT and

III FALL RIvER-The splendid and superior steansri
cay STATE Capt. VIM. Brown. and EMPIRE STATE,
Can't Benjamin Brsyton leave alternate dsyt (sundar
srcepted) from Pier 40 s. NJ e., near the Battery st
~ trsirht apply on board the Office Pier No
YIsDAIE BOARDEN. Agents. Nos 70 and II Vests
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NEW JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-
IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA direct-U. S. MAIL
and EXPRESS LINES-Through in At hours-New-Jersey
Railroad via Jersey City, leaving NewYork at NJ foot
OF Courtandt-st ga NJ and 81 p. NJ Libertyst Leaves
Philadelphia at l2 and A. NJ and 81 p. NJ from foot OF
Wanntt Fare reduced to s. for tclass and 81 50 for
secopd-class
through tickets sold in the above lines and through baggage
carried In the A. NJ and 81 p M. Lines from New-York
with through conductors
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the ourT ss'.as
Of the coaHty Of Yok, notice hereby pssa = cty a
I.vins cins assinst MA RGARET WYNkOOP ate oI y -
New oh declared present ne .sne TnonylRD 40 "a
the subscribers the ooe o. sh 100 he second day Of
go, - D.tsd New Ysrk, The I7h day 81 Janapy s,o,
- -. HlRRIET DUNfIEG, Esecsur
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ID OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoni,

ID OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning-
In ton, for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BED-
FORD and TAUNTON.-The stes ners c. VANDERBILT
and COMMODORE, OF this line, regularly
heretofore, alternately leaving Pier No , North River first
wharf above Bsery-pace daily, Sundays excepted, at
mail train, which leaves Boston at $50 Pm.
The steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport,
oay. except Sundays, at AN and PM. New Bedford
Taunton passengers proceed immediately the arrival
Of the mail train at Mansfield
For freight passage apply at the Office No 10 Battery
place, or on beard the boats.
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OIL PAINTINGS.-HENRYT.

OLEEDS. Auctioner will sell THIS EVENING, With
out re serve fine collection OF Oil Paintings Ensravings
&c, Of which very fine, and comprise many very
EN- matters and are well worthy call IL only to look
them Sale commences at o'clock z. d. with Catalogue,
without IeRaKd 70 weather.
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" THROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO

HtHKUUGH TO SAN FKANC1SCU
AT REDUCED RATES.--NewYo York and San
Francisco Steamship Lne-The new steamship UNITED
STATES, Edward S. Dennis, Commander will take her de-
parture for Aspinwal Navy Bay, SATURDAY, Aug. IA
at p M connecting at Panama with the double-engne
steamship WINFIELD SCOTT 2100 tuns burden, George
A. Cole Commander. which steamer awaits the arrival Of
passengers Panama by the United States from New York.
and thereafter proceeds to San Francisco direct
without stopping at intermediate ports.
These vessels in accommodations and safety not sur
passed by any this route and experienced surgeon
attached to each vessel.
The United States has made me voyage between New
Winfield Scott performed the voyage between NewYork
and Panama In the shortest time record both to
ming and actual time from port to port
Books now open and through tickets for sale
xpnly he DAVIS BROOKS CO,
General Agents, No D Beaverst
JONES K JOHNSON,
No. lo4 West-st, corner Of LibertyH
Passengers per United States will dsembark alongside the
wharf at Aspnwsll and take the Panama Railroad,
open nearly 70 GorgonA thus avoiding the sk attendant
upon landing in boats at Chsgres and the river navigation 10
CORONA.
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ChieasosDd reach Dunkk and Buffalo several hours pro
ytous TO the time for the first express ans for New
Yorh. Albany and Bostoa. -
The and ains at Monroe win connect each val
regular bosts for Detroit and Toledo. Fl
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST.
WARD-Ths train win leave Toledo daily, Sundays sx.
eepted at A. M, connecting at Toledo with Q line OF
the way nations will reach Chicago at 81 p. NJ
GOING EASTWARD.-Leave Chicago daily, sundayr
excepted at M stopping all staons and arriving at
Toledo ct NJ, connecting with steamers to sandusky
sud Cleveland and arriving thers In time for all the mora
ing trains from those places
PL1ket-boat leaves Toledo AZ A. M. for Fort Wayns
and ports on the WsbeAh Canal jos H. MOORE. Supt.
Adrian. June 1. 1852
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NEW and DIRECT ROUTE to MA.

~ EW and DIRECT ROUTE to MA
lN CARA FALLS.-Openng of the ROCHESTER,
LOCKP0RT and NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAO.-This
and beautiful line Of road will be opened TO the travel
ing public Wednesday, June so 1852 at which time Pas-
senEers trains will commence running, as follows:
LIST Train Express, Leaves Rochester at 80 A. NJ.
ID Accommodation $50 "
Sd A" Way Express, 52OPM
Arriving Niagara Falls at $50 A. NJ and 30 and PM
Returning Trains leave Niagara Falls
ls Train-Way Express leaves Niagara Falls at us A. M.
% Accommodation, $50 4"
Sd Express 800 Z"
Connecting both ways with the regular Trains on the Al
bany and ROchester Railroads
Passengers by this Route leaving Albany by the NJ
Train, will reach Rochester $50 A. NJ have nearly an
hour for breakfast and arrive at Niagara Falls at $50 AM
leaving Albany at TO A. a, will reach Rochester IN
time for the Evening Express arriving st Nisgas Falls at
9P NJ Returning passengers leaving the Falls by either Of
the Express Trains will reach Albany NewYork Boston,
Twelve Hours In advance of any other line
Passengers by this Route will take ths Cars the right al
the Rochester Depot. WARREN COLBURN, SuPI
Rochester, June "A, 1852.
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Sales bp QurtiSis.

ALBERT II. NIcoLAY, Auetioneer
MISERABLE BUILDING LOTS in
IL WESTCHESTER VILLAGE at AUCTION
COMBS NICOLAY win sell on WEDNESDAY, July
L. II O'Clock, az the Merchants Exchans. ii rood
Building Lots situated in the pleasant village OF wesch.s-
tea Isl miles from New-York City by the Harlem Rail.
road FOR maps and full particulars apply 10 " Hutsch
ler Westchestsr, or No 98 Chatham-st or COMBS 4
NlCOLAY Auetionees, No. "a Grand.st, near the Bow.
cry See Auction advertisement 10 Tie Da,Iy Expres
Couyi>y and Commercial Adreytsey.
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Ms1iraI.
WARRANTED.

TORNS-CURE WARRANTED
~ The ARABIAN CORN PLASTER is warranted an
effective for CoSs Bunons Soreness OF the Joit
is easily applied, esimmedate relief For sale at the
principal Drug Stores throughout the city Wholesale
Depot No ga Fult0nst Price D cts. per box.
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NTICHIGAN SOUTHERN and

lyt NORTHERN INDIANA RAILRoADS.-GREAf
NAIL ROUTE TO CHICAG0-On and after MONDAY,
May Sl-unffurther noee-passenser steamers ana uans
will run follows: = -. ,o1so ,yrs~
WARD-One Sof the frsf-eas steemers SUI ~
MICHIGAN NORTHERN INDIANA or EMflhn
STATE will leave Buffalo daily Sunday. excepted =
r NJ and Dunkirk at u at night reaching Monroe m
the day and proceeding Toledo the same Sternoon
An express train will leave Monroe ~ r NJ OF on sns
arrival II The boat daily MONDAYS excepted reaching Chi
sago the same evening and connecting 81 Chicse9 VIE
esSs steamers for Milwaukee and other ports ON LAKE s
Ian and with Canal packets and Railroads westerly no"
Chicago.
EXPRESS TRAINS AND STEAMERS GOING East
WARD.-Expres trains will leave Chicago a. r. M eHy,
Saturdays excepted and reach Monroe 81 - next
An Express Steamer win leave Toledo every morning ~
sert Sunday and leave Monroe arrival Of the trains mo"
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STAGES viii be IN readiness q convey the al
parts OF the country n B.-For information apply TO
BEsSON BROWER- No. Isl West-NL
N. B.-The EDWIN LEWIS will run on SUNDAYS 70
KEYPORT and FORT HAMILTON, leaving Robinson-st
Pier ~ r., at A NJ, and Keyport at r. NJ touching a.
Fort Hamilton each way. Fare to Report Is cents Fort
Hamilton IL. cents
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limited number Of thrdcass passengers will be taken
from Philadelpia and Liverpool and found In provisions
Frsm Phil.delphs. $40 From Liverpool s. guiness
Frssht on fine goods CO., per tun, and goods hard
ware Gc will be taken subject TO agreement
NJ b. By the late alterations in the sailing OF these stea
ers and the facilities fer quick travelling by railroad "a
steamers in Europe these to whom time object
visit Great Britain Ireland and the principal continental
turning and be back in the United States in 20 days from
starting Rates of passage out and home-Aer saloon
berths $780, midhip $l40 forward Sl2O third class $50
An experienced Surgeon will be carried each ship
For freight passage, apply TO
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Philadelphia and New. York
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS & Co. Liverpool
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Leaves Shrewsbury.

The stages for Squam and Freehold VIII nun In CONNECTION
with boat Stages convey passengers TO al pas OF the
country. All persons forbid trusting the above boat on
the account Of the owners.
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nOGGKTT g ANDERsON, UPHoL

nOGGETT & ANDERSON, UPHOL- :
II STERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, cer-
ner Of Governor and Franklin streets, are
now receiving their Spring stock OF French and
American PAPER Hangings, Borders, Fire
Screens and Curtain Papers, making the
largest snd most complete assortment we have ever
had the pleasure to offer. large portion of the
finer qualities have just been received from the best
factories in France and of the richest and most
beautiful styles that are made. We have also
hand general assortment of Upholstering Mate
rials, Curtain Goods, Floor Oil Cloths India and
Coco Mating, Window Blinds and Shades, best
cured hair and shuck Mattresses, &C., all of which
will be sold at small profit and all work in our
line attended to punctualy, and faithfully executed
NH o6-d9m+
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LOOK HERE!

MERCHANTS and otherswho are dealing in
lyl his line would do well to call on the subscri.
Der, and examine his large stock of Plain and Ja-
panned Tin Ware, Stoves, Pumps and Fluid
Housekeeping Goods, at his large wholesale
and Retail Stove and Tin Ware Depot. No. 6, Main
street, 3 ioors above the old Market. Richmond, Va,
Tin Roofing and Conductors done at the shortest
notice, and cheap and good any other establish
ment in the State. WIN. SEARS WOOD,
an 6-lm Practical Workman.
VENI, VIDI, YICI.-I CAME, SAW, l
' CONQUERED Professor Browns instanta-
neous Liquid Hair Dye, for changing the Hair
to beautiful Black or Brown prepared by James
Brown, of Rochester, N Y. supply of this truly
unrvalled lud soarraated to give satisfaction, just
received and for sale by
R. R. DUVAL.
an 10 Under American Hotel
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ID. GOODMAN, NO l34 Main street, oppo-
-. site Eagle Square, has just received large lot
o. blue black, and browd Sack and Frock )ats
oil the very latest improved styles of Spring 80 ;
also. large assortment of Fancy Cashmere Pants
white and fancy Marseiles, Linen, black Bombazine
black and fancy Silk, and black Satin Vests, all of
which VIII be sold at the v. ry lowest cash price :;
all ne asks is, give him call. He deems it need
ess after the long trial the public has had OF his
Goods, 10 say more in their commendation suffice
I, he warrants all Clothing he sells. ap3
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EAGLE FOUNDRY.

THE subscriber having removed to the large
L Foundry just erected by him, and fitted out
with machr cry of the latest and most approved
style, is in addition to the manufacture OF Tobac
co Flattening Mills prepared to receive orders for
stationary Steam Engines, Saw and Grist Mills, Ag-
ricultural Machines, Tobacco Presses OF every de-
serption and all kinds of iron and brass Castings.
He pledges himself TO execute faithfully and with
despatch all work ent usted to him, and respect
fully solicits call from his friends and the public
generally. PHILIP KAHN,
Cary, between Pearl and 5th streets.
The highest cash prices paid for old CASTINGS,
brass and copper. 6-dm
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ARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND
Ii HARDWARE AT COST.-The subscriber,
intending to discontinue the sale of Hardware, and
wishing to have necessary alterations and repairs
made in the Store, preparatory to confining them.
selves exclusively to the sale of Dry Goods, will
sell at cost, cash. or approved negotiable notes,
at four months, their large and desirable stock OF
both Dry Goods and Hardware
Merchants. planters, and others, will find it to
their interest to examine this excellent stock OF
Goods which will be sold at either Wholesale or
retail.
THOMAS g. CHARLES ELLIS & CO,
fe o3-ts Main street
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IusEpH k. kEINlNGHAM Nj is prepare TO
- execute orders in every department of Book
Binding and Blank Book manufacturing His pa
pers and binding materials are of the best quality ;
and he fatters himself that his long experience in
his business entities him to speak with some conf
dence as ito the good character of his work. Mer
chants Clerks OF Courts and others be supplied
with books of any pattern and STYLE at short notice
and on strictly moderate terms. Orders may be
left at his store, or at the Bindery of Brown e.
Keinngham, over the Printing Office OF Colin &
Co, opposite the American Hotel.
NH 26-ts JOSEPH r. KEININGHAM.
l06 R.nad ST
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| kAU Il Ak.a41G A Il s-.-itls Tray SAID that
~ ~ the Daguerreotypes, taken by MINNIs a.
"A4SON are beautiful, true to nature, 1s,h eyes
perfect expressive, clear aud sharp aad altogether
nee from the smutty shades which are frequent.
= seen upon Da2uereotypes. As for their light, no
you VIII hnd-it is clear, soft and mild; snd
ey are prepared to take pictures in clear cloudy
weather, which they will warrant never to fade or
oo S su' passed Dy any. Call and examine choice
eollecton OF specimens, whether you wish a pic.
lAre or not Admission always free
hlNNls d. WATSON, Mansion House.
,c No 353 Main s., Richmond, and
AiH ~ Sycamore st. Petersburg