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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-23
MISCELLANEOUS

M ORTANT TO FARM pI,s
1 Gardeners. Florssts, Laeorpor0ted Compo,,e. ..
nfaetureys, Arti=ans, Protessonai Men WeeI,.. "dh
oiaers-The Pump and Fire E.,.:e a'd
cOmbined.-RightSe Secured by United So. nc
ters-pafent.--ALL ISFRIEeRmEsTs WILL az Pc
rED By Law. This is the valuable iny.a,;1..'
the age and Without which manufactures o.
ices, hotels and private dwellings, are incomnl, "
comparatively insecure. With th. cheap anil or "'
Fire Engine. the Farmer is perfectly independent 80 nv
accommodating insurance companies and en- az -,
lefanc TO the incendiary. VI"
RECOMMENDATIONS.
We have in Mr.. II. Drifting ham Mitcbel's PIN,
AND ENGINE, and esteem them most valn.Ll i'
pendage great convenience and an efhciep, OPP
ton against fire. fe'
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
r. b. TYLER, do
DR.. ROYSTER, Huguenot Sprins,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, Farmville
EDMUND HUBBARD, Buckingham
X. J. GAINES, Charlottee.
The Pump be seen in Pr. VIM q NJ,
Diuguids foundry, and at many other places in -
burg all of whom approve their utility and 80
ness. The Pump be seen in Ricl mond at "a, w
office They warranted t. -'ork we'll TO- one "s
EY' NOTICE.-All persC.- buying .,IIina i
above articles responsible to for it, '''e
K. BRITTINGHAM MITCHELL
march 22-d1y pronr;a,
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: rr,sT = ~. For the Ladies.
ID ana I,ana NJ large and splendid stock of Silk
Ar,iIs@,s sa''Aas. Something new.
D.T c. PETERS f
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SALAMANDER SAFES..-A further sup
- ply assorted sizes of the Worlds Fair premium
Safes" just received and for sale by
NAV Dots b + SACKETT
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EW GOODS.-We are now receiving our
stock of
Spring and Summer Ready Made Clothing
comprising Dress and Frock Conts plain and fancy bu
sincss Do from the celebrated house of w T. Jennings
L. Co.. New York together with assortment of lots
Cnssmcres, Vestings and Gentle" ems Furnishing good
from the house of Jno. NJ. Davis, Jones & CO. New
York. Please call in and examine for yourselves
HATCHER, LOCKWOOD & CO
Mnrcho2-ts
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SECEnVlNG AND FORWA
IN GROCERIES, AND PLASTER.-The sinh
continues at the fire proof brick Warehouse
ON the canal amidst all the changes receive and for
ward Goods, Produce, Manufactured Tobacco &c
Our charges WILDE low and forwarding done with dis
patch.
VIII receive in few days first rate assortment q,
rocerles which he will sell low and buy at all times
Flour, Corn Menl, Oats, Flax Seed, &C. for which h..
will give the best prices
Pig and Bar Iron for sale.
JAMES B. RENWICK
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n oRTHERN NEW WORK LIVE STOCK INsURANC
lN tpn ~ tfsts ahnrg New York Tnntal . - nnt
securely invested NISCaNr CO, Agents, No. u NJ.
s.a stItst, secord 10
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NEY ARK EFT.

SUNDAY, July SO p. ii.
At the adjournment Of the first board of brokers yes
terdsy the stock market particularly dull. The
great anxiety the part operators and spsculstor
appeared to be to get out of town the greatest distance in
the shortest possible time. Small carpet bags we're in
demand, and in ividuas with them in hand
passing from Wall street, and other business portions OF
the city, to the various outlets leading into the
country All evidently seeking some quiet, no.
mantle retreat, away from the continual din and
turmoil Ct the city, where they could, even if but
for brief period, forget the excitements Of stock
specuatiops generally, and the evils and annoyances
CT the Fourth Of July il New York in particular
The board Of brokers has been thinning for several
days pact and must expect dull times throughout
July The weather has been oppressive that the dis
position to operate in the snces been dsy decreas
ing But for the being unsvorabe we might look
for considerable activity the market Money i
abundant and likely to be the period for ac
tive shipments of sspls products approaches Tns
political affairs OF Europe have for s,me time past
threatened difficulties and hostites may yet be the re-
suit but doubt II the effect of an open rupture be-
tween the great european po would be of tina. un
favorable character this eide of the Atlantic
many anticipate. 1t would give additional Impetus
TO the circulation Of foreign capital in puouc
securities aud give mercantile marine employ
meDt at better pnces We every thing gain and
comparatively little to lcse by auSpocal emsuts that
may spring up in Europe. Oar position financially,
commercially and politically is too atroog inpre
nao'e to be shaken BY the movements OF any or ali
the oper great nations Of the earth r. possible that
tor tune in the early part o. hosttss there might
sight panic among pifaists and de sire among The
cal classes to contract their mercantile opera
I'll foight appear bot IL would give way feel
irp u greater Confidence and should with renewed
activity enter the field OF commerce more poSer'ul
rival tEan
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EXCURSIONS.

Ion excursion on the evening" Of July 4th, lssa-TEe
splendid covered barge Isns-The in eeliine
the attention Of the public to the above would
that neither pains have spared
part to MAKE il the most delightful excursion Of
floor will be under the eston able professor assist
ed by the committee The police q
evening Of harmony and pleasure all The
will be Of tbs best quality and Unreasonable charges
mitt. e-Thomss Asten John Psrfott Peter N Corn YELL
John p. smith Henry Lewis Thomas Morev Thorn No
CURE Philip Farley Fisher Weeks Edward Devin John r..
Hopper David Case, John ". Garside, William heshan,
Mathew Hart Dr. Tickets 81 sdmittiag rcatieman and
the foot of Hammond street while the steamer making
ths landings Extra settle chairs &c have been
that all he seated The barge and steamboat will be
brilliantly lighted on the occasion NJ B-rhe boat leaves
foot OF Isenty-tbird street, l. r.. at r. Delaney
street 7' bridge street Br .okiyu, * Pier No ~ R.
"a; Canal street :; Hammond street. S1a No postpone
mont account Of weather Tickets to be had
the committee.
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point whether no has the right net to sentence per
sons convicted before him and two aldermen and whether
necessary that the same court before whom they
were tried should be present to sentence them.
Among other cases of importance that viii be tried In
This court this term win be that Of the Eleventh ward
rioters who near killing some of our policemen in
dreadful ARRAY in that about three weeks ago The
calendar this term Is not full other OCCASIONS,
but still the amount Of crime inscribed on 1t is very
large The grand jury during the last term abored very
lard, Notwithstanding many Inconvenience they had
suffer the grand jury which win be empannelled this
week should devote all their time to business they will
find more work on hand than they anticipated as it is
eeved that the insecure and slight in which
tenement houses and built will be brought un.
der their notice. Friday evenings storm proved the
structure Of more than one house in the Eighteenth ward
to be very weak and inefficient
This being Judge Beebes regular term fer presiding he
will perform that duty notwithstanding he has occupied
the judgment seat for the last four months.
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CITY TRACE RE pORT.

q
BRFADsTUFFs Flour favored buyers The bu ness
consisted o. GO bbis 1T s4U6L 81 1sh saoer-
Gte No. ATS 1874 81 81 ~ Ordinary TO choice State
r. 81 sc "A 10 mixei 10 fancy We,tsrn AZ 81 SO
10 and otoer Grades at Proportcaas figures Canadian
Inactive aud there we're only 100 bbls. sod south
sold at previous prices Rye -four and corone u
eDeeced The sales OF wheat incded 400 bu snels
white at 81 o. 500 Western do at 81 20
81 % ard 10 Gee Canadian DO, in bond at 81 10 81 30
About bushels rye wee bought at $50. Oats
lat stated The movements ia amounted to % $50
buses at 5sc. Gle for unsound &C. 64kc for mixed
White southorp; Coo. &c for mixed Western, and
Csc. zoe for yelo southern per bushsl.
CorToS There we're l. 200 bales disposed Of at uniform
prices
FREGHTs We have 10 rotice engagements Of IL 900
h. shes wheat fo- Liverpool in bulk. private tsrms;
snd about 000 d., at SID in ship bags. About 0e0
bbli -four engaged a. Is. lad. To Gl.sgo -four
vas at De- snd grain q. 3D. in bulk. To London -four
was at "a There alteration Of to notice
in rates for California Austtsha
gRoyIsIoss.-Pork rather quiet The Gales were
confined to $50 lbs. Western a. S12 10 for PRIME aod
$b 80 for Cutmeats remaned u fall request aud
sitade There sold $50 bbls lard and 200 Dbls.
beef NJ the quot last inserted Butter and cheese
did no. vary mue h.
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New York, May 81, 1sss-rhe Directors Of

New York, May 81, ls53-The Directors OF
the Association for the Exhibition the Industry Of q.
the 18th DAY 81 july Wn % opened o.
selves o. the opportunity building which
a ssy aG h s ;y
:. w
s a # s1
NO, Limiting Their plans display curious
Sins;assS ssss ssiss sss
tie Of the country, '0n'''0A
q =
which been the DIGEST Of the Association to ssssin
have dsy and Il has been for
their most earnest desire to the opening st
regard tho general character Of tho exhibition tho
result promises TO be most gratifying and not unworthy o,
the United States confidence which has elieised cordial
ing collection Of the works Of results Of science
I Ssss %iss
ss
and police has Sonhded
e.
T. Of ss
I shsy have been ,T
Of the country in the general objects Of tbs
enterprise.
These gentlemen have organised their &C fol
lows:- = -
j. H. misunderstanding Of the Superintendent:
samuel Of Space and CassiaeateR
Pr9i . siiiiman, Jr.-,hinaralogy and Chemistry;
Joseph Holmes-Machipery;
Edward Vincent-Textile Fabrics;
Felix Piatti-Sculptura.
he o h,ias a9 az nd The
Messs G. +. Putnam Co., under tho puper vision of the
Association.
The directors baye senshy fs the confidence repoose
them by their fellow citizens 10 al
just expectations.
pfRRo.ogs.
Morsimer Livingston, Phio Surrowe.,
AIRED Pell, Johnston LivipstoKs
ngust Belmont, Charles w. foster,
Alexander Hamilton, Jr., Theodore Sedywiobi
@ .o-Ee l.. Schuyler, William w. Stone.
Ebert j. Anderson, William Whettcn,
Usary X Dunham John Dunhan,
w G. H. Wadaon, William Kent,
Jacob A. Westtrvelt, Watts Sherman.
James A. Hamilton, y. w. Edmonds
Samuel Nicholson,
THEODORE sEOCWICK, President.
WM WHETTEN Vice President Treasurer and Secretary
L. G. STUART, Assistant Secretary.
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On Sunday, July g. Mr.. EDWARD d. hoKIssEY, eonduo-
tor upon the New Haven railroad, aged 81 years.
His remains viii be taken TO Windsor, Conn, for
ipterment.
On Sunday, July 8, MICHAEL GREGORY BENNETT, son Of
James and Bridget Bennett aged IL II months and
IA days.
His remains viii be taken, from the residence of his
father No 10 Desraw street. Brooklyn this morning. at
ten O'Clock. to Greenwood Cemetery.
In Brooklyn, Sunday, July 8, FANNY, youngest
daughter of II. s. Halves, aged year and months.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited at
tend the funeral from No 1873 Fulton street. this after
noon at three O'Clock
On Saturday, July 2, at Mott Haven, westchester
county, Mr.. JAMES c. TELLER, aged 80 years.
His friends respectfully invited to attend his fu
neral this morning. at ten Clock from st. Ann Church.
Norrsania
In New York, on Saturday, July 2 NATHAN DANE only
son OF Luke and Cornea L. Dodge aged % years and
months,
The friends and acquantancss Of the family respect
fully invited to attend his funeral to from the
residence Of his father in Schenectady, N. Y.
Lost overheard from the steamer Georgia. her out
ward passage to Aspinwa) the 18th = June, GEORGE
W. HARRISON, OF GAL Broadway. aged ~ years and z
months. he was en- route to California.
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Died.
On Sunday morning.. July o me-

On Sunday morDisg July . after a short ness, ISAAC
OGDEN 10 the 10Th year of his age
fhe relatives and i;ends Of the fairly respsc fully
invited TO attend m fugera from bis late residence No
ZIG Barrow street 10 afternoon az four O'Clock
On Sunday, July 3, SARAH wife Of j. II. Watts, aged
al years.
TIE relatives and friends Of the family also the
bera % Union Division No. Mount Vernon Ten pie oil
Honor No and American CHAPTER No O, o. u A are
respectfully hyitsd 70 attend her funeral to- IA ,rro
afternoon. at three O'Clock, from No IL Thompson street
On Sunday, July 3 after lingering ilasss winch she
bore with thlistsp fortituds, MARY wife OF J q Han.
hrry, and YOU gest daughter Of William Reeves 10 the
5Sth year ct her age.
he triepdq o. the family respect ally invited to at
snd II funeral from NIX West Twenty seventh street
tomorrow Afternoon, at two O'Clock without ther ia.
station. Her remains Will be taken to Cypress Hills Co.
metery Tor interment
Ga Sunday, July 8 Or. WILLIAM Mc0ARRoy, native OF
Londonderry, Ireland.
His remains will emoved, for ia ermert at Calvary,
from his late residence No. li7H West Twenty Ii
street, this afternoon mt two o'clock.
On sunday, July NARGARErfA HkoDAtgNE daughter n
ab5rpe md Dirk Furtmnnn aged months and % days
The friends q ths aGiy Ge respectfully invited TO at
,sco W.. isDo'a, - e4LVC. 81 TO ooicsx,
rvn. u J-n4ss stees
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Marine Affairs.

THE STEAMSHIP SIERRA NEVADA, Capt. Blethen Is in the
Now York and California line and runs from San Fran
cisco to San Juan del Sud- not to Panama. stated on
Friday in mentioning the presentation to Capt Bethen
LAUNCH OF THE CLIPPER SHIP WIDE AwAKE-Messrs Pc
,nie, Patterson Stack launched from their yard at VII
amsburg, on Saturday afternoon the clipper ship Wide
Awake She is beautifully modelled vessel of about 900
tons burthen destined fer the California and China trade
NessIs Sinkin Ironsides are her owners
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CTUDIo CURIoso GALLERY NO l ST NICHOLAS
- UoteCatalogues and ad pisson 80 cents Open every
day and night Connoisseurs and
Acknowledged this miniature of art and
TO contain the most wonderful and mysterious collection
the world. WILLIAM q. MOON.
WANTED-oNE OR TWO ROOMS AND KITCHEN
fora small family, consist Of three persons The To-
cation mLat 10 letwNea lras Kiln rincc Tc~aa
moderate. Address H. Herald Office stating terms AM
address.
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LAW Intelligence.

COURT OF APPEALS July 2 No. "a -Kobbe, appellant
against Clark and others, respondents James
l. Brady for appellant George Goddard for respond
ems. No l62-IDgraham and wife respondents agsins
Baldwin, appenapt-Submtted. N. Howard Jr, coua-
appellant Argued. Samuel Beardsey for appellant; N
HUI, Jr., for respondent.
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7 -
public is respectfully informed thst can be
tilted to the Crystal Palace and after Monday
t fourth except exhibitors and persona employc
building
This restriction absolutely necessary the preparation
Of the kshibon aud Will be enforced hout exception
JOHN NJ. BATCH1LDER
Secretary O Supernte dents.
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THE TURF.


11NION COURSE J.. I-TROTIING.-ON MONDAY
" july A. at o'clock Z. NJ. o purse Of $1,000, mile
heats best three in five, to wagons Ward enters br
Mac,fW Woodruff enters Tacony. Cars will leave the
South ferry Brooklyn, for the at2 p Fare each
tsehty vo cents Stages will also leave the Williams
burg ferries, hourly Fare each way l2Ia ceuts
JOHN !. SNEDIKER Proprietor.
TTNIoN COURSE, L. I-TROTTING-THURSDAY
~ July 18th, at Pm, purse of Si,On will be trotted
for mile heats hest in s. to wagons Mr.. William King
namss bl g. Black Douglas Mr. II. Woodruff names b.
Flora Temple Cars win leave south ferry Brooklyn at
NJ stages will also hourly from Grand street,
Williamsburg ferry and return the sport
john !. SNEDlKER Proprietor.
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., ooo newnr, ,,II be raia hv 49, s,,,,.

screr upon the conviction of the seourarc who et1pt
ed to deat,oy the blow with gn tbe
tlrce celebrated Defiance Sslsmapdcr '0ayiess Paten
Trial Safes whore they standing and wce tl3y
temon monuments of Their ndestrue tl hrc su1
proof quses In front Of the depot No 1872 Pearl oet
tne door below Maiden lane formerly 90 John srep safe
Cor meretsats banks jewellers plate and chests
on b. nd and 30 order for sale at the depot
ROBERT NJ PATRICK, 1872 Pearl street.
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FOURTH OF JULY.

E'OURTH OF JULY, E53.-COTTAGE ON THE CLIFF
Il Paterson. N. J.-Seventy seventh anniversary Of
American tpendenceThe proprietor will every
exerten for the comfort and of those who
may please to honor him with th,r The
saloon OF the cottage will be fitted up dining
the third and fourth where the deacs of the may
be bad, from ~ A. M till r. M both the above days
JOHN ARCHDEACON, Proprietor
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~ all intelligent persons know Is that nado by the
saddcr snd rboemacr with twothrcads leaving fair stitch
o. both sides This sesn has just the right tv Of
lag uactincs The machines that form sfam with a fair
sttcl side aud three strand braided n d
fnc krois the other, imperfect crn
good purpose. The genuine and perfect ms freely
exhibited and !og sae Ut tho Office 323 Broadway.
l. NJ. SINGER Al 90.
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Total Observation-Disclosures. 90 1898
WIN. LoBACH SCHEPEIER. 20 Beaver street.

WIN. LoBAcH SCHEPELER, 20 Beaver street
NATIONAL BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN Asso.
ing on the first Monday Of the month"; the regular mouiy
meeting for the mt of dues hss been postponed
No. i7s Canal street, when pn%sss q shares win b
offered for redemption J. W. VANDEWATER, sec'y.
CECnRITY OF MISREPRESENTATION LAW
cork canvass Of s%neont buoyant power to snsbs
steamboat owners to convert tho wood boats into
known that India rubber possess merit for
the ss u
ed in IKE the buoyaeoy dep ndng upon the light
rubber The cork Tenders reliable durable
surf boats and tie sad
Collins steamers They can easily DO repaired by ordinary
AZ orders directed t. sSs win be
TO INDIA EggBER MANUFAcTusERs.-YoU, ARE
to act my or to Five ny for the
August 81 1850 further years and hat
under obligation to rati anything ths he has done
Providence, July l. 1853.
Notice Election Of pireetsrs-Notoe is hereby given
that Of the terms Of an bearing dat
Trs & &
Company tho and Utica Railroad Company tbs
chester Railroad Company the Rochester bckport and Nj
Falls Railroad Company aud the Buffalo and Lock
port Railroad Company virtue of act Of the Leisla
ture of the State OF New York. passed the
April 1859 entitled IAN Act to authorize the
Of certain Railroad Companes whereby the said several
have agreed that they shall DO into
and form corporation by the OF IHE NEW YORK
CCtNTkAL RAILROAD COMPANY the frst election foI
Directors Of the said consolidated company will be
held at the City Hall in tho city Of Albany Wednesday
the sixth day of July next between the Of twelve
o'clock and three O'Clock in the aternoo of that day
nas ss1 s the M s s S
BY proxy in the provided for by the said
&. c MCINTOSH, President
of the Albany and Schenectady Railroad Company.
RUSSELL SAGE, President
OF the Schenectady and Troy Railroad Company
ERASfUS CORNING, President
OF the Utica and Schenectady Railroad Company.
JOHN v. i. PRUYN, President
Of the Mohawk Valley Railroad Company.
JOHN WILKINSON, President
Of the Syracuse and Utica Railroad Company
Cha RLES STEBBINS President
OF the Syracuse and Utica Direct Railroad Company.
HENRY B. GIBSON President
Of the Rochester and Syracuse Railroad Company.
JOSEPH FIELD President
Of the Buffalo and Rochester Railroad Company.
J.B VARNUM, President
Of the Rochester and Niagara Falls Railroad Co.
l. c. COTTON, PRECEDENT
Of tie Buffalo and Lockport Railroad Company.
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AEE1Bo, Z. r June 13.-Sugsr at ga 3 ~ and
sc. Molas es l2d. l3d Crop much sbor tened by
heavy rains Of thirty days In succession American pro-
visions abundant except fab, worth 5ysi.
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Rooms W the agbt week. Furniture all new and every
convent The houso viii always DO sspnied with tho
lest Iiauors cigars Parties desiring perm ace
moda'inns should mohc immediate apple ton rrd GOOD
sresn rooms. foor- hr public mcetir~s 20 let
SOLOMON King,
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teut-RoDtRr NJ pATeICK Is the solo manufacturer In
~ United States of the above celebrated safes and r. g.
COINS Imperetrabis Defiance Locks, the hes. safes
mud locks obined IL the world. Depot No lg2 Penrl
street door below Maiden lane formerly No 30 John
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Wnntah-A rnIdhlu ns,ed Prntestnnt nv

nan, nurse in small family with two chdrcn
infntt 10 we'll qualified permanent situation with
liberal Nagfs viii be given good reference 10 character
and Impotence, required Apply at tho Office Of the Carl
house Broadway, between the houra Of and A. NJ
and and +. NJ
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Writing. As,,nr..,lc. and p,.osxkcepin.
sewing NyaehiaeS The BEST Possible sesm

thoroushlJ anu efficiently taught by H. r. FOSTER 81
Broadway wbero gentlemen c0nvs-snnt with nus
atsn mast knowledge of doubly entry in the sb ort
epsoe OF one week. Open day ar evening.
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try OF all Nations OFFICE suPeRINrrrDENr
CRYSTAL PALACE. June 20. 4
Exhibitors q their agents are requested to present
the e1ves wit their certificates Of allotment OF
the building Reservoir square make immediate
raons for fitting the allotted to them Arrang
ing their articles they will please enter Forty second
street showing their certificates at the north gate
JOHN N. BhTCHELDEH,
Secretary of the Supe-p tendepts
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Drxuerreotypes.-Rn or Sbine;-Botl r.

tnblishments Of KNaPPs win be opened to-day where
keneses in style of the art win be fur ished pri
to suit the most stidous Mr. K will rive his per.
sona attention ut $50 Broadway, Prince
Mr. Hay the celebrated artist will attend Bowery
over Anderson carpet store.
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SALES <al nNGlAuN.


fNOMMIsSIOkERS' SALf OF REAL ESTATE.-rHK
~ subscIihers commissioners appointed by the Orphans
Cours OF the County of Beren aud State Of New
to divide the Lar the late jacob Riley deceased wilt
virtue Of decree Of said sell At public sale TO the
highest bidder at she house of John English
borhood IN holday July u II o'clock p. NJ, all those
lots tracts PARCELS OF lsud and premises and being
the lands toned til. said about
eighty which win be in lots OF from SIX
acres each situate Ia The English Neighborh0o
the Fort ee Turnpike Gate Conditions Of Sale0ne half
the Purcbss' money may remap bond mortgage, II
desired ten per the sale aud forty
the first day of August 1853 when deeds will be given
jA%fSS ,hEIssSSdaauosr, Commissioners.
n d. NASH, AUCtIoNEER, STORE $40 BROADWAY.
u. -Nortsnge sale Of billiard tables, &c On Friday,
Julys, alto M at NO $40 Broadway second and third
floors eight superior billiard tables nearly made by
Nynant with balls cues markers &c: also
ters wristbands chairs shades and large gilt eagle
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u.,s : xwsEltsrstts. aUrqos....
MEDICAL.

ro.PARTNfRsBIP NoTICF.-MR. FREDERICK w
" Wclchman is admitted partner In
n. w. GOODRIDGE