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gasysSMsya . ara
Cl6 ONLY ron 4 BEAnrIFuL COUNTRY RESI-.

C76 ONLY FOR BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESI-
pIO dence ~ the pleasant village of Roseyae aiouiug
Lakelsnd where church and nuuher o private
being erected snd crops Of almost kind he
growing eqna to MY Long Islsd aud very the
mnet admired lake konkorkoma 0t0 dcsirse hui dug
lots and 30 farms will be distributed O
on the lst OF August 1859 Each ritr for ony $40 will
receive nntee decd for four hui dint lots ~ by 10
tes' each or farm Of from two to ~ This l. hne
opportunity get clear OF paying enormous cnts ~ ts
city Ard wang dersfn ard healthy country re.ience
hear the city where thu dom. site comforts family cge
car tally realised and whore 100 buidns lots aod about
80 hrmf have already beeu sold Few tarms Of
and now BIO bad ap lied for uin e.,eiy at
from $40 go and as IL the quality u the
soil rer TO statement sieh vac nso a. the Aner,ean
Insttute at ulnr meeting OF the Farmers Club
2t Of Juno instslt ana without any koosledse Of mae
from which tstement tho following Is extract wiz.
with respect TO Long Island land. which had been
mpf talked of At two etnss when
TO tuje q "ss1dy soil" the followos fac. was record
ed IA has from two thorslnd acres on
tho South sae Of Lons Island about forty miles
frcn NV York, whore the land Is 10 better, IL
sod as about Lakeland station lie has this yesr grown
carrots tvei ~ scr's be,ts cirit lie esti
mates tie carrot crop Mt eiglt hundred bushels per
scre, worth from thirty ~ forty per bushs,
fri six to Thousand doilars for the crop Mr.
lrtlas d. wlo has farm IN tie vicinity, thinks the
Lakeland station soils better than Lisn brit short time
" left to procure share ~ lots and FARMS few ONLY
being lett the books will he close appics
6on should no mtde Immediately TO CHARLES WD, ID,
broadway whore and plcts had gratis.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, sc.

t & y 2
DRINsMAID co THE GOLD PEN DEPOT. NO
ID Maiden lane, New York, o.e door from Broadway
and bbrs Of watches jswelry gold silver
invited to examine our stock
VNATcBEs AND JEwFLRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER Is
w selling all descriptions Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES JEwELRy AND SILVER WARE,
1t retail st much less thai the usual prices
JuRGENsEN WATCHES
Real jules JneDsen watches received ~ every arrival
with certificates him with wstch warranted per-
feet tmeksspers COOPER WATCHES
timekeepsrs. INpEpENDENT SECOND
and Second watchss for timing horses and gold and
splendid gold pocket shronouetsrs which ru, without
any variation EIGHT DAY WATCHES.
Watches which run eight days.
for ladies, some in hunting cases
for ladies, some in magic cases
MAGIC WATCHES,
which change into three different watches
WATCHES WHICH WIND
Up and turn the hands without any key.
Fine gold lspne watches four holes jewaed $5 90
Cola enamslled Watches for tho ladies . .... IS 90
SsS EssiisS patent levers hunting o.ses IS 90
silver patent sysrs ss .oT as :............."
and ali other styles watches iaaiiy prices
Diamond earrings pins bracelets finger rings crosses
fer sale at much less than tho usual prices.
JEwELRY.
All sinas OF gold chains pure gold Wedding rings gold
bea bracelets breaspios ou pas looksts earrings gold
d silver spectsces gold toothpioks, charms ohsteAas,
chains 40,
Sterling silver spoons cups, forks, penknives napkin
and jewelry exchanged Ill watehes warranted to keep
good time or the money returned
All kinds of watches c,ocap cleaned repaired In
che best manner at much less than the usual p ,es
Importer watches and jew elry Wholesale and seta No.
II " all street, second floor, near Broadway.
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sAfr,RJYNss Sc,

rCROTTIkG AZ SARATOGA SPRINGS THE FOL
lowing trottirr will come OF the SARATOGA
courte on the days announced -
No 1Ur luesnny July 20, at 4 y. M-Pnrss md stake
o. $1,000 nile hssts, bet in o in Laroess II. Wood.
ruff bs,ues m Flera Temple, Of New York. VIM ,od.
rnh names re. 1scony, ~ PHILADELPHIA
no 2-On SATURDAY July ~ STIR M-Purse and stake
OF $1,000 two mile heats in harness u. Woodruff nanes
b. m Flora Temple, o. New York. VIM Woodruff namos
re-. IS. 1scnny, Of Philadelphia
y. 3. On saturday August at4P M.-rnree and stste
OF S'Wo mile beats hest iD5 IN harness William King
names bi Black Doui lass Of Philadelphia r. j. No
'n.n namst b; C,ntre,illo, " New York
NO f--On SATURDAY, AugLft 10 Mt M-Purse aud
Nate OF slo0O niie heats bcst In wagons Wn Kin
names Black Douglass, n Philadelphia f. j. Nodino
nance b. G,,.rtrevlle. of New York
~ R-An Of the above trots viii como of At the time
advertised. " u. STAURlNG, Proprietor.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

(NCnEf's LApY'S BOOK FOR AUGUST. -rHELADIEs
" wen cared fnr-Fory two eugrayngs especially De
voed =, ,hom New ST. les for meptas-- the Albon, y
tLe fatfiosn y the "Cariuon the sV0iantsp atye
Of Nndo~ curtains four Of the latest Pariisa hornets
trodery mcnr 9inR collar ard sleeve; embr
esse 81. &c Forss BY H. Long Brother AZ Ann streat;
dewitt Davenport 'On Nassau street; Strngsr ovn-
SCI d, w Broadway AnraDce Shernan Co Actor House.
NED BUNTfINE COMES DOWN STRONGER AND
~ ouecr every eel tle lottery sd policy Jsalors
H. is weeis Empire City he raises high ro and
a.w blazing lHands over the country every po OF the
compass Ned IL Thorough and inp ne
See is nsns number Of his paper Terms 81 per year
o, D. BROWN, publisher, No 81 A nm street 49,
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FINE ARTS.


THE CRYSTAL PALACI.-THIs DAY PUBLISHED
the only view Of 10 beautiful building from
nps Of the architect price 81 centr Also sn view IL
oil coors, at 10 cents always on hand full assortment
epgravpg ard artists materials which the attel
ti0n OF the traac and the public invited. GoUPII
II co 2ey Broadway up stairs.
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MATRIMONIAL.

NEAyRIMnNT MADE kAsy, OR HOW TO WIN 4
Nl Lover Professor Lawton, Bostos formerly Of Lea
don will send address pt Of dollar posi-
paid lAp drestoos TO enable ladies' ssnsen - win
the de voted aectio,s of the opposite
captivating that all may be uarrd irrespective Of
appearance position and las. though not least
be arranged With such and doacy that detection 10
I'm apostolic Address Prof., sor Lawsoo Boston Mass.
psid.
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WATERING PLACES.


EL1 PARK HOUSE, sTATSN ISLAND. OPPOSITE
Sw1 h h ID
e Pa1,ssss .ns
4 :sss;s with sas r fr"
r. the r making ,s If .s 81
and Si f az
minutes Walk from the above house. b. KuDGERs
HAMILTON HOUSE, FORT HAMILTON, L. lis
within twenty minutes sail by steamboat from rev
is:: fsls n Lad
AXE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Horse.-THIs no.
water f,.s1
's hnsd,sd feet above Of Nc Mqd.oa
insects.
e s.s pain. III as,S
Who y. The place pers ms Who wish to iss the lake Ike
TAKE re asn car; to c1osGn Falls shenSs stages carry
NATIONAL HOUSE LONG BRANCH N. !, Is NOW
shs National ha. been greatly enlarge aud
iesass Il. Is.S sns.
sna the public generally ndsns that they vim aed shs
other watering place in the Uni:s s States sSa,,
NEyIsINK HOUSE, HIGHLANDS NEAR SANDY
in tie The proprietor accommodate. fe :
more families ana single &c lemen with hoard Daily
muneason four times day by steamboat and stages al
ready at the landing to convey to the
house. COL WIN. JONES, Proprietor,
SEA BATHING.-MANsIoN noIsE LATE MORRIS
- Houseo 1ong Branch, This first class honse
boardcrs R situated the shore Mt Branch
afordng all the Inducements of bathing ard pleasant
drives IN the country Steambo.ts Alice Price, janice
Christopher Thomas Haight and Colder Gate leave daily
from Peck sta Barclay and Robinson streets.
SAMUEL LAIRD, Proprietor.
MHE PAVILION HOTEL ar RoCkAwAY, l. L. II
leave South ferry Brooklyn ~ 10 oclocA
A. NJ and 81 O'Clock. for >smsies whore stages vii
be in readiness convey visteYs the house Any
muHisstioDs for the pavilion left at Boya Csv
] BsINTNALL
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TINE FEK.HlEH.

" bers street boats leave New York for the Union
dock at A NJ Rapport dock At A. NJ. Union dock At
3P n !; Keyport dock 1T .. n Returning leave Key
Port at N; ysien At X an KsyPors a,sP N
,2H cents stages leave the arrival of the
MdcletowD Poh Freehold red Bank Shire ~sbury Long
Branch, &c Unen Ia port Ksyport-ths property
Of the Florence and Rapport CempAny-situated the
Jersey Shore directly opposite the Narrows
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observation-disclosures.

CTRANGERS BEWARE HOW YOU PAY TWENTY
~ hive cents for miserable nat when
get beautiful toned picture for to price
1T 20 Chatham street, w J. ]. WOODBRIDGE aud the
coloriDg exceeds any thing in tho city.
TWENTY-FIVE CENT DAGUERREAN DEPor NO
a2 EowerJ, most t. tho Bowery Saving Dsnk Two
young men wanted to learn the art.
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John 3. WItKkKSHAM, MANUFAt rUktR OF WIKE
railing iron fence ir farms nc, No. N2 broeiwsy'
smentsl iron work and wire ratings for orhhc nn
private srounds Gsrl lawns dwellings, 60 rom W cents
t. SIC foot fror hcdst sds The most complete assort
IN tits city PRICES rot ~ to $50 Iron DOS lions,
urpe vases tetcbiGs posts spripg chairs ettses ueb
reser towel stands hst racks umbrella stands spuons
&c &c Wiarsha- celebrated railroad apd farm epces
from 81 o. u ~ -od. Tho sulaoriber ofcrs tho lar cost
st. Oh of WORK In the Uotad States all
his .wn manu- a,'ure. cxoe.dpey low prios Suparo,
quality n hair and uk mattresses JOHN A. WICK.
GRsuAM warehouse Nc. 3l2 Broadway; works Nos ~,
and 81 Levin street.
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ED9IGHAASss
: s =
DOARDING-AT THE ST CHARLES HOTEL, 3i7
ID Broadway Parlors with bedI adjoining suta BILE
tsmiss also suitable for single tem with
full partial board Transient 81 day Baths in
house for free Of boarders j. BARKER
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Grand 9undsy Excursion % Now Rsshelte
and Glen Cove ns splendid steamer MAZEPPA, 0spt
Kennedy vii nsse regular trips 70 ths shave Pc
isi fully should BY all mems visit these tive
resorts For particulars Advertsenent In sno-
Their column Fare 25 cents each way.
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MvJSfs;EIe
4NOLTAN PIANOS AT NO. Al BROADWAY
~ large assortment Of from the celebrated house
of Hallet Davis Co Boston; also, the we'll
struments of A. W Lsdd Co.. with full supply or new
and second han pianos of varous Makers for sale very
low prices Pianos to let LINCOLN h III ,MpsON,
Ne. AL Broadway.
EAGLE HOTEL LOD GINGs.- GENTLEMEN WILL DO
u we'll to remember they can have excel'ent ioa gng
ia single at rs cents utt FranSfort
and William streets. Once open all night.
AUsICAL-A FIRST CLASS MUSIC TEACHER Is
M wanted, to whom liberal ssnry will be paid Apply
at william He'll Sons music store Monday 2jth met
10 o'clock A.
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CLNpAY EXCURSION TO NEW ROCHELLE AND
Glen Cove.-Fare reduced TO % cents for the
si'n:-1he steamboat KING PHILIP, Capt Charles
H. Kraci will to run TO thee deshsea wstsrins
Island Sound She will notwithstanding all the oppo
son Of other boat. which trying to her of the route
which she has been three building She leaves
Peck slip East river atsA Or nd street Tenth stree
and T~ enty sixth street at ~ o'cock Returning,
leaves Glen toys at O'Clock r Refreshments aud =
B.-This boat will stop at College Point each gay.
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hsye crrcd more porsons Of and liver comp nt
viii In tie last week than all tho doctnrJ tho city
s,nrd i TO many nsy seen boz stng but let all who
uonl eau az the DoIt0re Office 100 NUrt
Philadelphia an SIC the four tape measuring la
enc tbouta.d and sstv six inches; slso, hrocn
from child nineteen months Old n foot len ~
~ enssck progri.tor philadciphis Q CLICKE
sscnts ior the Eastern Statcs
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CHEAP BAY EXCURSION. ONLY iax CENTS.
IT,: E s. an,
sSs s =. ss "
rsssDiss Isavs Union ocl.sK aud arrive before
zach @ % ~. a s
the pleasant Of the
EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKs-sATUR-
Edsy Jul, a. the steamer 10 will leave Spring
i f.:s ' :: s''f pssl :is SssS
4d. s ss.5s So seats ssaas pro-
ExcgssIoS new GLEN ccys
kennedy having chartered the shove boat gin make an
every Sunday morning IS follo"-L..vins Spring
;,ssss n At se:ss Peek slip e. ~ a, 9,c9sx
sa.S 's5::s.ss and Va r...." . =. city .ss
s .ss, S sasu 9Th 70 ss
steamer King Pp Grateful for a,ors hitherto received,
SAM. Bat auss, y uThd one soard
DINER provided Pare % cent each way.
PUSHING AND Co1ILLoN EXCURSIONS EVERY
Day !, the wssa-rhs sea ',ss tea asro aspta ann
tenth street, r. s; Broo@s street, So Peck slip 81
iDs tackle and bait will be provided. Fare 50 cents.
GRAND EXCURSIONS FOR COMFY ISLAND LANE
" Ing Al Fort Hamilton each way ra,e l2 GEMS each
way The ne: and splendid steamer NY o sp -.
10 Fort Hamilton and Coney Island leaving as fol-
PIER no Meath s,,h. River i've, 10, 10 PA 'fM
The s.w sns elegant st. ssnoso -i also leave
fs9 II; &. :'s;' s.: = ' s., ~ y
spring street .'s Join AZ l HOSsSH .ss
" Banks The new and comnodious steamer OCEAN,
Captain Fountain will make excursion to the Fish
II Bronze s
II, sr. .;. .Son ~ per sS,n
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THE ETREMEN.
NOTICE THE Elk AND HONORARY MEMBERS Oh
IN Hope Fire Engine Company No. 81 from 1912 tollS44
are request to attend meeting ut the Gmben No 81
West Broaaway Saturday ming, 2ad instant 1t
o'clock. H.. C. MCINTYRE. Chair nan.
J. G. SEIxAs Secretary.
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vse Taste and the snIn that Brscass has dis-

uskss his up town store the centre Of trade;
The old apo the young the poor and the rich
Co'tkere for their shots-tbey re true to stitch.
BROOKS himself IL the 20. the day,
He knew the right spot was 575 y roadway,
Hts boots and his he will warrant in all weather
For they're true to the motto there's nothing Ii
leAtherO
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AnOfPfn, Oyssntcsy, DnrrhGa, and All
sras,nodic troubles relieved by the DR. Kenx,r,,
o. thing anodyne smusut which Is internally n,
,slly used nr Budd Of 266 Mott street. was oursd In
~ moments Of 81 oera Mr. Richard Groshsn Of yoabsrs
cured In few mi mites Sold large family
a. each Depoe go Pearl street, H6 Br edwsy Hope
a Co.'s, corner Of Cham hers and HUDSON str sets.
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DVERTlSEMENTS RENEWED EVERY BAY.

Personal.
NY INFORM TON OF PATRICK HIGGINS OF
"A count, Of Gasay psrish Of Kilcurrn, who enigratd
from PHI kriAge, stnordsbre England about two years
six would be thankfully received by his
brother Martin higgins whom please address csre OF
John buswell, Troy, N. Y.
NAPTAIN J L. VIGROvEs OF THE SHIP TOPIC,
" in Canton with the ty plus fever February ~
1853 lie belongs to Philadelphia
TT LUKE LACKRY WHO WORKS IN HOTEL IN
Broadway would sa at z Mott street IN the rear aud
the first hoor he will hear OF
sonethi' q to his advantage
TT MRS PARKER, FORMERLY OF HAhERSLEY
street. will esll her risnds In Honston street, near
wooster she will hear of thing to her advantage
AFR CHARLES G UARRIs-SHOULD THIS MEET
mi the eve OF Mr. or Mrs C. G. Harris III hvingJ who
form sided Road Station In En- gland old friend
ard brother Mns,n residing in New York would be
happy them either Of them. Address w. Herald
office.
ITO PICKPoCKETS IF TIE PICKPOCKET WHO
took lady's pocket the 18th inst at the Cham
re street depot OF the Hudson siyer R.lroad, asold
watch made ~ Roskell Of Liverpool gold dial, and
hos,ed eggs &c Si restore the same to the o-ner he
old and ds,ed heesuse Of its beias
gift &C. Address hox No ZOE Post Office stating mode Of
returning it and price required
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Bankers Chev.uxsDnique, for Preserving,
restoring snd Identifying the hair and unlike prapa
rAtons designed for abe objects 10 free from a
e,aaeator Of dan drn IL nequallsd while
tnfAliNly violent headaches
- BARKIRS ladies' hairdressng x39 Broad
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just ReceDved-1,OOO f-alrs OF Boots, Shoes,
esers, and sppcrs from the mos. celebrated makers
Paris At u. A. BrOOKS No $50 Fulton street. here the
sestest variety Of comfort bls
foot be hadtbe cheapest place in the city
eSod article.
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SPECIAL NOTICE ;.

GREEN TURTLE -BAYARD WOULD RESPECTFUL
VI ly invite the NJ tenton Of his customers to soup aud
steaks hand being the best of the
II. N. BAYARD, no state street.
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NHGSUhU RAI4ACH
CUPERINTENDENTs' OFFICE, CRYSTAL PALACE
- July 70, 1853
The public respectfully informed that
lace 10 open day sued. excepte rho
hours OF 10 O'Clock NJ and o'clock p until further
notice
Children under twelve Of age. Is cents
Sexso" tickets. $40
pslace or vt the music store of VIM Hall Soa 239
Broadway. corner Of Park place
JOHN M. BATCHELDER
Secretary Of the SUPERB ntendsnts.
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Los 4 ANO SOUND.

nOG LOST-ON FRIDAY, ODD INSTANT, SMALL
- black and tan setter slut about six lbs old ANY
returning her to No. S East Twenty third street.
will literally AYdeA
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ROrr's Boots Just rec-iv ID by the Hum
hcldt Of FORTS celebrated Pars oets 10
exhibiting at the Crystal Palace. will receive
monthly fresh supplies Of cork double see and Dress boots
shoes, DC. kUGtNE FERRIS, sole AgeRs in New York
for Jorr's boots, 62 Nassau street.
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Aqua preventing badness and bcsutfyipx the hair
applied without srtra charge 70 tnose who
hair cutting and shaving done Mt bis establishment at As
kassau ttrott, corner Of Liberty street.
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Ard tine various forms Of bilious dis.ase are pure5
NfNkuoS co.'s genuine tonic mkt TITS ns iioins
rusvst ths torpor and inactivity OF the liver whh pr,
tfIosee ths sste 90 bilious discases
nssms influence by producing aciyy Of the hillary or
causing Latural and healthy dischau,e Of bs
he system Oftoe lbs Faton street. seeond a,or ~ ~
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D0rsnHa--rHy ooltaEs VIII ba paid IL
Nv TOBIAS venetian Iisin.nt d,es aot i'm ij,taj,
this conpiot nsec when first ATTACKED FOR pals nv
tLe druggists and ftorekeepers through ut o., Ina
f.ntea and the Ca ADDS Price q and II, cent uyo
Ssos ,genta, Philadelphia Depot 2o Greenwich street
ke~ York. s'0"s'
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- unIrincipd parties have Unlisted the l1bels OF
Mcen Fun, tie ctnhratc] Cbpete asin wier. All
cfsstr should the uargn Of zach hox with
out which IL Ia not genuine. New labels will shortly
be issued For tas Wholesale by the sole proprietor
& X. N HOBBS, II Maiden lane.
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9eO e @.oOvO IN ,Ares aud profitable steam saw
situated il tho State Of isconsin st Croix county
th. Nsisippi and lake ST. Crox, and about twenty -four
miles ST. Paul Persons wishing engage
BY sending cir sealed address directed L. pow
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HasA1smaA51e Ready Made Uloxhlng - AdKfeA
MONROE co, No ~ Brosd~s (bsswesn How ard and
l.a Urses invite the special attention Of yts
~ New York Assortmsnt Of ready made cl0shiug
dsvistion n any instance be mad. IRON tie mshed
syses may be returned, and the win BE- oheer
fsly rsfundst few samples OF clothing etured
- ALFRED HUNROE CO may be seen in the arest
Industrial Exhibition.
summer II G0lag, and with ~ tine Summer
stool at Uni Hail. rner Of nton and NsSsn streets
the mort economical the fashionable summer styles OF
soatf sacks &c of every ateria be
several per cent the rates OF last month OF
boys the large and unsurpassed La
vstp. home with their
ohidrnay articles they purchase in the handsome
koudoif carriage Of the firm.
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WANTRD-BY HIGHLY EDUCATED LADY, RE-
w tly from Europe situation teacher In
pecabe school this city She we'll ve-sed In both the
&c French speaking both ausntly and
The very refs given Apply vt 400 Broadway.
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The Ear.-A. >. Heash, NJ D., Aurist, &C..
Aevotss bis attention to nsss discharges noises in the
screthroat and all diseaae cansiog dea from
10 o'clock to daily. At Howard street door from
Broadway Reference will br given to recently
cured if defred.
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DOsT OFFICE, NEW YORK-NOTICE --EUROPEA'
i mails PER United States rail steamship Pacific wi
close at this office en- Saturday July 23d At
ISAAC v. FOWLER, p n.
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COmmerciai.

PIONEER OFFIcE,1
Nov. 2, 1858. :
The rise Of -four may he attributed ina measure
to the extra amount paid for freight The cost
freight from GaIepa, flour this week, is 81, rs per
bbl.,-in the summer it 69c. per Dbl.
LIVE SroCK-Corrected weekly by Mr. {. Coul-
ter,-Beef on foot 6kc. p b. Cows $50 to $50.
Work Oxen from 500 to $50 y yoke.
FRESH MEAT--Reta. Beef SG I0c.. Mutton
loc. Pork lie. Veal l2sc. Chickens So p d,z.
PRoVIsioSs.-Corected week., 10y Mr.. Presly--
Pork $50 p bb Hams l2t p b Lard l5c. Flour
$500 U bib. Corn meal : 90 T. bu>hcl; Beans
Sl.5o y bushel; Potatoes, 80 cents y hushei.-
Fresh Butter 25do30c. T. b. Cheese I2ac. y b Eggs
25c p doz.
GRocERIEs.--FromM cssrs. Roy & Mays, Ro-
bert ST., Sugar. brown, s, I:G l5c = II Refined,
and crushed Pals; Coffee Is, 20G25; Tea 60G 100
Rice Sc. Molasses 60g8Oc. y gal.
DRIED FRUiT.-Apples 81 1872 GO y b,shrl !:
Peaches go O06o3.50. Green Apples S45O@5. COP
bb
GRAIS.-Oats So. Corn 90c. Barley SOC.
Neutrality-suspicious. 8 4 50GDSj 50 % Lbl.
Candes-Star 35c V ID, Taow 20 do Fish (resh)
s.. q ID, dried 1c. Lime s 500S2 90 q ibl.-
lions Soc u bush. Lard Oil 81 so y GAL
SAT- II 90 y bush, Vinegar Csc v gal. TalIow lOc,
y d. L 'bacco iJe1 iOc. Hides (grccn) p. dry 7.
LUvRER.-Common SSGDSl2 Y NJ; Dimension
stuff, Sl2@l4; Flooring SIS; Siding SIS; Sea.
soned S20@25; Shingles ~ O003 so; Lath So.
| WOOD-dry-S3 so y cord.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-11-03
CHEAP GROCERIES.

VI. FARMER. late Of the firm of Rey Farmer,
- pleased inform his old friends and all those
wishing purchase Groceries and Provisions chespiy.
that he received, and offers Tor sale the lowest
cash prices his Third Street door
below the Worlds Fair, large fresh and well selected
STOCK of articles in his line Consisting in part OF the fol-
lowing
Sugars, o.. all varieties,
Teas, the latest imporfations and best qualities,
Coffee, West India and Mediterranean Fruits,
Fish--Cod, Msckere and Herring,
PICK les and Preserves OF ali kinds,
Nuts-Almonds, Filberts, Brazil, a.,
Tobacco and Cigars,
Moasses and Syrup, best quality, from BelcheY's Re-
nnery,
Flour--superine OF the choices, brands,
Hams She ulcers and P6!s
And all other artclee IN the line Of family eonsump.
ton, great and small. too tedious 10 mention.
I am bound 10 sell, and those wishing trade will
ind IL to their advantage TO call.
I'M FARMER.
May Is, 80 Az