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FROM PHILADELPHIA.
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CITY Of Manchester. ................ :. July :.
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ssaing lss 9th, 18th, 10th, Ass and Ssth Of every
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Pooi.l WILL IXHs a6ioN. No 70 ION Street s.'
CTEAA BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
p The GlasEow and Neg York Steamship CompAnys new
Craig viii leave Ne. York for Glasgow on SAT-
Srday July 49, next - o'clock noop aad Saturday
shild class ssS-stsvsrd's fs:. included. Apply to
UNOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE o. s. NAIL
Havrc touching southampton land the
end Saturday July - oclSo. from Pier
should day before sailing marked
Agent Broadway
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DRY GOODS.

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SALE OF FRENCH CORSETS.-MRS HEWITT
II would intimate to the ladies' that consequence her
removing and giving her retail business she will sell
great sacrifice her remaining stock French MRS.
HEWITT, $50 Broadway, corner Of White street
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BONNET AND DRESS TRIMMING, RIBBONS SILKS.
~ and millinery soods-h: II: LICHTENsTEIN, 80
Bowery Of Hester street. being DESTROYS
fall with fresh and stock Of goods dispose
Of all his remaining goods would respectfully invite
friends and customers assist him same and avail
themselves Of the opportunity to obtain the
ribbons In tho city, cheaper than
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC PFC MIC EXCUR.
" sion Of Company A Patriot Guard. Ninth Regiment
irish Volunteers, to Glen Cove. Monday, june 9Th
The large and oommodous steamboat America ard two
large barges are chartered for the occasion win leave
O'Clock: pier No orth river o'clock foot
Market street East river ocock foot Grand
to o'clock snd foot North First street. Williams
burg at half past o'clock The boat will make all the
Landings returning Committee of Arrau
Charles Conne ~ Broad street, Corporal Hugh Duney
s42 ninth street Corporal Patrick Hogan
Lylch No Sixth street; Captain John Cofey Maden
lane; Sergeant NJ Campbell 81 Division street, Thomas
10 Roosyet street Tickets so eaeh to be had OF
any OF the members of the the handbags be-
fore starting The mittee pledge themselves
this excursion conducted in the proper orderly
Manshans celebrated brass band engaged the COCA
sion.
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CORPORATION NoTIcI-PUBLIc NOTICE u o,. Is

CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
" hereby gven to the occupant OK oceo
pants Of All houses and lots ands
Affected thereby that the following nave neen
completed by the Assessors and lodged the once OF
chs Bureau Of Asssssmens for examination Dy ~
70 Second The limits embraced BY such assess
lots pieces parcels Of situated on both sides
whose interests the above
easements and opposed to the either Of
" the At their oce No Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, June
N
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fNROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CONTR &C.
~ torsSealcd proposals. endorsed proposals Sewer
street will be received at tn, oce Of the
Oxoton Aslsduct Department until Monday the 9th day
u June 1853 At IL o'clock NJ to build sewer with the
nsossary receiving basins and ouyerts in Twenty sixth
street. from the built in Lexington
Point about 20 feet west Of Third avenue being length
shout 1888 feet The plan of the for
the building Of the and all other information relating
hssets be obtained application to the water purvsy
q, ~ this Office NICHOLAS DEAN
President Of the Croton AqueduCt Department..
Mar Y0rk
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GREAT IMPORTATION OF MANTILLAS-FIyE
" thousand exquisite garments In plain and embroidered
SILK ruhed snd frillcd ditto lace tissue Grenadue and
Abe subscriber with view TO meet the increased demand
during the Worlds Fair WILL Of advance Of
tho season. be sold At reduction Of from 20 to Is per cent
from cost Of importation The entire of tho subscrber
stock u selling at similar reduction to make
purchases. GEORGE BULPIN,
Paris Mantilla Emporium, No. 36l Broadway
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MRS. ALVIN. RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR naa
M skill In forstslling the future has arrived and will fur
nish intelligence about all life She inter
pres dresms law matters and love astroogy
they will also the Mrs
Alvin speaks the English French and German
Ladies 20 cents; eptleUen 81. " " "~-s'
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EXCURSIONS.

CHEAP SUNDAY EXCURSION TO STATEN ISLAND
Fare cents touching at quarantine stapeson, Van
derblt landing, Clifton park Pagoda by Staten
Island ferry the foot Of Whitehall street The steam
Josephine Hunchback Sylp and Staten Islander will
leave every hour and after A. M. boat will leave every
half hour. Last boat from tho Island p. NJ and the
evening IL fine boat will leave ut O'Clock.
EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS RvKRy
~ day except favorite steamer Hero Cap
tain W. H H vii leave Spring street :. ~ o'clock
slip Sh, Pier Ne. g. N. r., A. NJ returning by p.
Fare 20 cents. Dinner fishing tackle and bait viii be pre
idad
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NEW YORK TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS DIRECT.
IN The pleasure travel from the southern cities
York tickets At the Of the New York
New Haven Railroad Broadway and Canal street,
and Twenty sixth street and Fourth Express trains
leave ut A NJ and p. NJ. Baggage checked through.
FRANCIS HYDE, Agent, 1872 South street.
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CORPORATION NOTICEs.

CORPORATION NOTICK.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERI-
" ~ given 70 the ewnsr owners, occupant Or
q Al houses sad lots improved Or unmProvsd lands
scnPsed by the Assesor and lodged in the sss Of
abe Bureau Of Asessmsnts examination by all
htsrssted vS-For regulating settling curb and gutter
.o.es and aasgng the sdswaks Of Eleventh avenue from
y sueh include all the several hoass. and Let.
both aides Of Eleventh avenue from Fortyt
streets both sides Of Forty fourth street. from
Msyen th half way Twelfth both sides
81 gsry afh and Forty seventh streets. from Eleventh
so.th side Of Forty eighth street from Eleventh
hah way to Tenth and Twelfth All persons whose
interests affected by the above named and
Who are TO the same either OF them are request
ed At their ooe, No Hall Records within thirty days
iron che date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j DODGE, }Asssessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL, }
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, June
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CANDFoRD's INDEPENDENT LINE OF STEAMERS
- for philadelphia via Cape May-The and splodid
sea sea steamers pLLAWARE KENNEBEC, and JOHN AR
daily At r. NJ for Philadelphia landing each way at,aps
Nay. Capn passage TO Phiadelpha Cape May leck
10 PHILADELPHIA 81 co. Excursion Philsdsphs
and return s. For freight passage, apply boardr
the once on the pier. G. w BRUSH, Passenger Agot
j. ALLDERDICE Freight do
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DOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-UNITED SITES
il mail ine.-Ihe new and splendid steamship Angus
IA, Thomas Lyon captain, will leave Saturday My
at o'clock p n from pier NJ. North river Apryt to
SAMUEL J.. MITCHELL, ~ Broaday.
Tho Florida NJ s. Woodruff ptain on SATURDAY. uIy
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
" by gwen to the occupant occupants
lots unimprovs cd lands Affect
I'd thereby that wing have been
eted Assessors lodged in tho office Of the
tested For tagging and regulating the northsr side
Twenty bet Second and Third
suss The limits embraced by such assessment include all
houses and lots ground lots pieces and
Of land situated the north side Of Twenty ninth
street. between second and Third avenues All persons
whose affected the above
and who are opposed same either Of them,
qsested present their objections in writing to the under
sned their eHce No. Hall Of Records, within thirty
days froEa the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE. Assessors.
CHARLES HcNEILL,>
0faoc, Bureau of Assessments,
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MISS BRUCE, THE SEVENTH DAUGHTER. CAN
M be consulted with at 80 Canal street. Broad
way, stairs all events Of epresent past md I'm
turs and can toll the and Of any person.
A. N. Hli D +. M Ladies' 90 cents; gentlemen, 81
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CANTON GRAPE SHAwLs.-FIFTY GASES OF PLAIN
~ and embroidered Canton shawls. Having been
purchased BY the susserber previous the present
vanced prices he offers them saving Of
twenty Ave per cent from the charge Ais an az
quiste of India broshs
eLawls and scarfg GEO. DULPIN, Sjl broadway.
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DORT WASHINGTON PAVILION HOTEL, SHREWS.
L bury river Monmouth county, New Jersey, open
ton &c. to any IN the vicinity Of Now York city offering
ing both river and surf scenery quiet comfort &c.
Parties wishing 70 rooms will please address j. A.
SLAMM Red Bank Post Once Steamers Edwin Lewis
and Golden Gate ply daily TO and fro.
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They all hrst New York built ships provided
with AL requisite articles the comfort
and commanded q men Of experience in the
Goods sent to the subscribers will be forwarded or
any char yes but those actually incurred
BOYD HIECKEN, Agents 1914 Pearl street.
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DOR SALE-THE YACHT DOLPHIN, ABOUT SIX.
teen tons. Is copper fastened and we'll found every
respect Inquire of the keeper at Atlantic Dock
Brooklyn, where she may be seen.
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A UsTRALIAN PACKET LINE FOR MELBOURNE
a and Pert Phip.-1he elegant and well known A
clipper ship AEGELIQUE 900 burhen, Capt samuel
D. Jones' commander This ship 10 fitted up Ia superior
manner for families with state ROOM. bath rooms g.; +
every attendance requisite for the comfsrt Of passengers
provided free Of charge Instead Of three tiers Of berth
In ether vessels the Angque has only tiers these
the most and we'll ventilated One Of fAvore
ships will leave New York for Australia every MONTH APP
TIER, proprietor. SO Wall street; or 70 OvERNANN
GROuER b South street,
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CEA BATHING-PAvILIoN HOTEL, LONG BRANCH
New subscriber having purchased all the To-
the 10Th Of June upon his account e trusts the
management will be such fail ensure entire
comfort 20 all who may favor him with their custom
steamboats, Alice Price, Golden Gate and Thomas HAight
daily. SAMUEL G. NORRIS.
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CECOND AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY.-BOOKs
for subscription to three hundred thousand dollar:
the capital stock ofthe Railroad
Com will be opened Monday june 9Th ct the Of
Of Messrs VIM and John OBren 81 Wsll street, and
the Office Of the pany Of Bowery aud Walk
street Fifty cent will be required to be paid at the
time subscribing tho balance It be called for
DENTON PEARsALL, President.
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DESPATCH LINE FOR AUsTRAL!A;mTHENE NEW AND
Sewe will be ready for cargo in days and having
large portion Of her capacity engaged will have the mo
ship was built BY W. H Webb, E,g. and has been po
DESTROYS Of reaching an early market viii and sSis the
desirable conveyance now Offering It the opinion Of
Lieut. Maury that fast clipper ships make the wy
age In about sixty days For baance Of cargo
appy TO SUTTON CO, 81 Wall street Messrs. SHIFT
BROTHERS 4 CO., 10 South William street.
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BEWARE OF IMPOsTERs BONA FIDE OH
y ginal and Only genuine e1termisatsr that annihss
TAR s. Costars depot 3 Broadway Costars bedbug sx.
tsrminster not only Kills the bugs but keeps them AwA
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NHRISTYS OPERA HOUSE, AZ BROADWAY, ABOVE
" Grand streetOpen night during the week under
the sole direction and personal supervision Of Chrsty
been received with BY highly and fashions
BILE audeI Tickets 70 cents. Doors at7 to
n = 8 o'clock
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FINANCIAL.


e1IS 000 TO LOAN-ON BOND ON MORT
olfC.UOU gage upon New York city real estate, IN
lrge small sums. KENNEDY SHERMAN, l6 Wall
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EXPRESS AGENCIES


(yHAsB -&-CO.'S FXPRESS, NO. 30 BROADWAY.-TO
- Cao,nis via Nicaraugna, sth July freight thirty
ave cents pounds through in charge special
in advance of The mails, usual To Boston daily
Office No 10 Court square Boston To Phad lpa; Office
Front and Walnut streets, PHILADELPHIA To Charleston
interior of Georgia alabama and Tennessee Wednesday
and Saturday; flee No. Hayne street. Charleston
CHASE Il co.
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN via NicsrsguaThe Accessory Transit Co. of Nicara
Projectors Through In advance Of the aaiThs
ing The new double engine steamship NORTHERN LIGHT,
will leave from pier No North river At O'Clock precise
with the and favcrite steamship SIERRA NEVADA,
the Nicaragua Transit route having but IL miles land
transportation These steamers In speed
ventilation and accommodation For information pas
sage, apply only to
CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, Ne. s Bowling Green
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RUTTER.-A LOT OF SUPERIOR, FRESH YELLOW
ID Goshen butter put up in j. and 12a Id. cansters
warranted to keep in the warmest climate prepared by p
GIRAUD CO. patent process and sold by them at 3O8
Gre vich str eet
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DAGE BACON / co, BANKERS SAN FRANCISCO,
IL CM-Exehangc ON London, Valparaiso, and the prnc.
cities Of the United tasss for sal: in Sums t. suit Col
State and proceeds promptly rettea Refer to and draw
the American Exchange Bank Aesrs Duncan, Shermss
On NeW YoYk
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nR. WARD, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN ANp SUE
graduate Of the famous University Of BdinSssr
Scotland. Hours Of business, from A. n I'll p. ~
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DR. WIN WARD. GRADUATE OF THE MOST cRLB.
- trated schools Of Europe and assistant Ward
Hours Of consultation from tall p NJ daily Sun.
east Of Broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A cARn--TBg UNDERSIGNED, MANUFACTURERS
IA Of geld pens and gold and silver pencil pen
patented would respectfully inform the pnblic inst
they are opening IT their retail store "a Irving House
cent Importation which, in connection with their
men superior gold pens and pencils enabss persons
equip themselves with pens ink and paper Of qualities
perior to previously offered In this city A. g. BAG
LEY CO., No. IL Maiden lane, and 81 Broadway.
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OFFICE ROCK RIVER VALLEY UNION RAILROAD
~ Company Of Wisconsiu-New York, June "a. 1S5aThe
interest due the let proxme the bonds Of this
company will be paid and after that date
at their Office No l6 Exchange place.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-05
Railroads ian the vycsi--Thc Public
Lands.

reviow OF the history of this country for
the last quarterofa century will oxhlbjt the de-
velopment Of disposition, Of a gigantic scale,
to penetrate the far West. y means ofimproved
highways of different characters, but recently
by railways exclusively. There Is not a city
ON the Atlantic alope--iiom the great mart Of
New Eng land t. the mouth of the Mississippi
nor one from the Lakes on the North, down
the great valley Of The father Of " alters, fhat
does not possess an interest in all the projects
which are multiplying IN number. and stretch
ing out to grasp the countless treasures ofthat
wide and tccming domain. The f,ct thai lines
of Improvement from almost every point on
the Atlantic coast are making their way to the
valley beyond the Alleghanics has created
necessity for the early construction of road
to the Pacific. The emigration To Orcgon.
New Mexico, Utah, Nebraska and California il
going on at a rate far ahead of that which filled
the country, and crcared the powerful and
growing States. of the immediate valley of the
Mississippi aud Ohio.
IL settles countries which are not inferior in
native wealth To those which have spoken
States into existence, as by magic, and car
Ties with it all the Announcements and improve.
ments in science, agriculture and the arts of
the nineteenth century. The elements of
wealth and power, which existed ON our from.
tiers twenty five years ago, abound now in
more than proportional increase, as our bor-
ders have been extended. The early and the
late cforts-the continual eagcrness With which
the scheme Of Pacific railway is adhered to
will ultimately make it a fixed purposes not
outstanding the designs to effect it fail Of be-
ing united, and are to some extent rival and
en'agonistc
ne city OF St. Louis has here charter for line
across the State of Missouri to independence
'on the western border of the State. and
mas SO lar completed the work. as to have IN
act'Ve operation section OF the road Nor Is
mis- Tue only bass for this grea, work TO which
Missouri will lay Claim. Sho hss a,,,,o.
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COMMERCIAL.
Baltimore Markets, Ian. 4

GBFFEE.-Ihr MAJ kef tia. been aniot dgrf.
xeel. IiolIfis continue firm at former qI,tatia,.
mel with moderate dcn14.sd. The .ales ar. Isaa4
Rio % o.. md 300 ,tgs AZ 0 81 which s.a.
sane as l,st wpek. Stock about "a QUO ing. Rio
porfations 6,9l0 bugs Rio and 10 from jamaica.
TIM importation. Of tins ycar TIN, por show r.
ing IF # 81 900 bag-. whilst the stoce nov on hmm,
uot var, materially from tint Of last year.
FLoCR-Sa,e- to-day If 1000 lbls. Howard .,r...
loar at s. l23 After chnsc hours yesterday. 9o,a
bl. ncrc ali at s .. at which it was lci to.5.r
fil lutr When the above ,ales ere made at q, Ioi
No sale. Of City Mills
GRAIN -WAeat--Saes Of Red wheat at I1oo...,
WIifc Us zoe.
=GuANO.-We quote Peruvian Mt 43 a IS; po,.-...
an 10 ,, 81 gas; 10 }, % s25; Mexican s25 -.
ton. Moderate demand.
IRON We quote sales Of Baltimore pudIlip ., =,
fl So; and srnae .nl-s Locus, Grove Wheel Mt 20 ea
Anthracite No |, u 500; No 9, s2G; - 2, ga
NAILS --Saies Of cut 4 cents, aud In fair drr.a,l
Sale. to-day of9l2 kegs Avalon assorted at 3sc a.
BEEF CATTLE There were offered nt ,le..
Monday 600 bpad beefcate. Prices ranged fror, -,
to ) on the hoof, oq1d to 81 so nett, and ave..
ine 50 81 gross 430 head were sold to butcher.
paeker. 80 driven PhiladepAiu leaving 1870 un..4
Market doll.
HOGS.-Sae> at the scales MONDAY of live boo. -.
! 30 n SO. Market brisk.
TOBACCO-The receipts of tobacco have bee, nm.
lieht and stock rules very low. There have been
.aes for several weeks rast, md the market corfi
naehangpd We continue the quotations as from L..
week as rolows:--3 50 81 for common frosted. 4.
ga 81 - for sound dark common IA s. 50 for good
brown; 5 s. for good rcd 50 s. for fine aud c,,ro
quate-; ground leaf from 3 50 to So as in quil,y,
wappcry : 50.
The following are the Inspections for the year
1862
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Moore and Jeffrey.

The Memoirs of THOMAS MooRE, now being
published by his literary executor, LORD JoHN
Russell, furnish detailed account oft hos
tile meeting between himself and tho great Scot
fish Reviewer. LoRD JEFFREY This alfaras is
well known, besides producing an uncommon
amount of gossip and scandal IN the fashiona
BILE and literary circles Of tho time came very
near Involving MooRE in duel with LORD
Byron. The meeting with Jeffrey grew out of
slashing review in THE EDrNBuRGn, which
he was then the chief editor:
On REACHING tho ,,,o,,,,l
we found Jeffrey and his party already arriy.
ed. / say his party for although Horr err on
" vas with him, there were, as we afterwards
foupdtwo or three ofhis attached friends (and
no man. believe, could ever boast "i great
or nnmber). " no, in their anxiety for his safe
~, had accompanied him, and were towering
around the spot. And then II was that Ton
the first time. my excellent friend jeffrey a N
| met face to face He was standing WIN IN
Lag, which contained the pistols N his haho
while Homer was looking anxiously arouho
III, was agreed that the SPOT where wefoun
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% then Sfat,s Il laree proportion 81 me pro
ducts which " would in'aIllbly iall mo in''
ma, krt. If the saf.,e inducements existed. j he
argument upon tins p int his long be''i '"
hansied. without awakenng III" H. st degree
Of interest with majority Of those oi me
south. IN y hose pow it Is 10 command Tor
heir section Of the Union an equal share 'i
the r,h bon a. II passes.
IF Virefnia could receive dona'loa Il p"o'
lie Ian Is 10 the yalue Of three millions ot dol
lars. upon The condition Of a private sib.cr?
lion Of seven hunJrc and fifty thousand dol
lars and n hat ratio. ~ lchargir ns size Is II
could nal fail to arouse her to proper apPre
,iciion Of her atraiaable wealth aud power.
Tins Is the basi. upon which almost every
western Improvement is founded. IS sure
and reilt'e and carccy work IS kaown 10
fail vi it, found afion thus lald, If properly
managed The chain Of railroad comnunl'
cation from the Clpes OF Virginia t. Memphis
now in lie course 81 construction, has been
considered b, the wisest mn Of The conn
Try Us presenting w - -
gr'alaafi nal highway, OF al the many schemes
projected, or vhl#h can be conceived yer
It has Do other al 'I"o INT gwen o2 ','
STATE through which II passes. Grants Of The
public domujn, 10 the value OF three mIli'nS
Of dollars. ar" sbo" cred upon one l'ne OF ra''-
road in Mssouri, and as far as 1t Is TO effect
III" national welfare Is yet mater OF Ies's'a
6on-il'i effect 1t at all whist the sche""
thar IS capable Of scattering 'ie.s'nSs on every
part Of The South IS suffered 10 WORK It's way
without n finger being raised or voice heard
in It's behalf IN the Cong o's wh'ch Is scatter
concentrate in the cites Of tie North.
California, with It's political lDhnenee AMI
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\ OAECE.-Th' undersigned his ap ,giolo1 tho
u Noa -" INST, to commence the ong of Weights
:" 'iasul's used IN the corporation of Lvurhbpr, -
VIII he found at The Masonic Hall nj busi,os. -,
= one week commencing on the above date.
- Is "eema" proper to state that all persons f,,r
N"g or selling with We hts or Measures - oo,iI,
jim 5.c3t A " Cross
IE Gil, LIVER 0iL-Staelyr'. Exrcctgran,. Mr..
- u'riner Syrup Hopping Coush remcd,4 p,i,
ouch Vanish, Sperm oil, Cooners GeloP.'s re. beS'
est Perfumes Pomnaes Torqlin Beans R '5"Is
ectortl For sale by '''''S 1herly
dec 3-d&cfs iN"i-hH' X co