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We have received the last number of the
North British Review from Mr.. James Woodhouse,
bookseller 1t contains several very valuable arcler.
This magazine ranks among the best foreign peri
odcnls
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On "Wednesday the amount Of subscriptions in
Charleston, for the benefit Of the sufferers Ia New
Orleans, reached the aggregate Of e62o365
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-The September term
of this will at IL o'clock to-day, at
the City Hall, and continue during the week. A va
riey of criminal are to be examined into this
term while the civil list will be less ponderous
than heretofore.
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MECHANIC GUARD.--Notwithstanding the
'nciemency Of the weather, this gallant Company
ae their excursion to the Slash Cottage yesterday
afternoon, attended by large number of handsome
lanes and many gentlemen, in all making four car
loads From the character of the company, we have
no doubt they enjoyed themselves.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPT. 9.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Pocahontas, Jones, Baltimore; mdse to
Ludiam Watson
Schr. Barnegat, Fitchett, Chickahominy, wheat to
Haxall L Bro.
SAILED.
Schr. Gallego, Nelson, New York, rndse D. Currie
Schr. Haxall, Chichester, New YORK., mdse d. Cur
RE.
Schr John Warren, Rozier, New York, coal.
Schr. Peerless, Weeks New York. four
Schr. Charles Addams, Kassan, Norfolk
Steamship Roanoke, Cavendy, New York, mdse and
uassenpers
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DIR. POLLARD HAS RETURNED 10
the city, and may be found at his Once at tne
hatan House.
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Nor YET DIsposEp oE.-Yesterdar WA,

Nor YET DISPOSED oF.-Yesterday was
the time appointed by the Mayor of the city for the
hna disposition of the charge against Billy Sherman
anegro fellow in the, employ of John D. Quarles,
who was arrested and examined some weeks since for
committing violent assault upon Maria the servant
OF John J. Palmer, by which her arm was broken;
but as the attending physician had not been summon
ed and it yet uncertain whether the injuries
the woman would prove permanent not, the case
was further continued until the 10th inst, Messrs
d. Quares and John j. Palmer becoming bail for the
appearance of their respective servants The assault
as described by the in her evidence, was GER
tainiy most violent to be committed by man
upon female, and the great wonders that in knock
ing her down several times with bricks by blows upon
her head, she not instantly killed. The amount
of Punishment to be inflicted, will doubt depend
upon the extent of the injury sustained.
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I OST-Yesterday morning, between Hart
IL DanIr dge's and the New Market Tor at the
Ne W Marset,l Maroon colored SILK PURSE, con-
tanning $50 and $40 Gold piece, 81 note, and
so cents in small change
The Under viii be suitably rewarded by leaving it
at the Store of Messrs. Hart l. cambridge or with
the Clerk of the New Marxet. Sc e-lt*
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TrEN DOLLARS REWARD.-RAN

Il AWAY, on Monday morning 18th August, from
the Subscribers Pottery in Rockets, a NEGRO
MAN, named Billy Holmes about 60 years old, about
feet inches high, and very dark colored had
when he went away Blue Cotton Pants, Grey Jacket
and Black Cap. He may have changed his clothing,
az he took bundle with him. lie is the property Of
Capt. Thomas Atkinson, of New Kent and was hired
TO me by George Merriam, Esq. He is supposed to
be lurking about in the neighb0rhood of New Kent
Courthouse
viii pay Five Dollars for the said Negro if taken
in Henrico county; Ten Dollars, if taken ont of
the county, and lodged III any Jail so that get him
again. DAVID PARR.
9-st*
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Z Y y Izzk4fI e I III II
NEW YORK, June /. 1853.

LEE & BAYLY, ATTORNEYS AT
LAW and COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS, &c, for
% States.
~ SAMUEL T. BAYLY, NOTARY PUBLIC
Office on 18th street, second door from Main.
nn Sl-Iln*
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TESTIMONY FOR RAILRoADs.-The follow
ing from the Louisville journal affords strong
testimony in behalf of railroads, and shows
how they enrich the farmer and the powerful
claim that kind Of public Improvement has
upon him:
AT present there ore but two railroads completed
running through the State of Michigan. These are
the southern Michigan" and the Central Mich-
gan" These roads were completed and in operation
early in the year 1852. The assessed value of real
estate Of the State of Michigan was in 1851, 81 @
S57 In 1858 the assessed value had arisen to SIG 1885,
1885, being increase of two hundred ard fifty
per cent in two years. OF the seventy COUNTIES Of
Michigan, these railroads run through only twelve
and therefore, these would be entitled to only one
sixth OF the increase. But mark what the assess-
nent discoses viz that the increase in the value of
the State In these twelve counties is nearly two
thirds OF the entire valuation of the entire State In
other words the increase in the value of lands and
tenements IN these twelve counties through which
these railroads run is, in two years than forty
mil!lons, thus-vaue in 1851 Sl6 go COO; value in
1888 ~ 5lSe0o Increase Si2 25S eco Value of the
Journal ''' ''
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LOCAL MATTERS.

xU,,ror PRoHrBITros.- days ago,
on+ readers will remember having seen a report Of
.o termination of number of free negroes, before
~. MAYOR. for keeping cookshops contrary to the or
s,,,nces of the city, some of the persons charged
having in their possession receipts for licenses given
chem bv the Commissioner of the Revenue. At the
time alluded to- the Mayor informed the accused par
ties that they could only keep cook shops by obtain
ing licenses keep public ordinaries from the Hus
,inss Court aud in order that there mi ght be no mis-
understanding his intention the part of this class of
persons be advised them ell to abandon their cook
shops and thereby escape punishment. In the case
of Clinton James, who had receipt from the Com
missioner of the Revenue, the Mayor declined pro-
nouncing Judgment Judge Crump. counsel for the
defence, having declared his intention of carrying the
question of the right of negroes keep cook shops
undera license granted by an officer of the State
though III violation of city ordinance before high
or tribunal Yesterday Judge Crump informed the
Mayor that he had taken the appeal, and that Judge
Meredith had issued writ of prohibition, returnable
ct the November term of the Circuit Court when
the question will be fully argued by Judge Crump
and the Attorney for the Commonwealth
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mond.
NORFOLK, Sept. S-Ard, schr. Rosanna, Edmond
son. Phillips, Richmond.
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS A CERTAIN

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS A CERTAIN
Ia CURE FOR HEADACHES, BILE, LOSS OF
APPETITE, AND LOWNESS OF SPIRITS. -
These invaluable ills can be taken without danger
from wet cold, and require restraint from bus
ness or pleasure. They act mildly the bowels,
without pain gripping, strengthen the stomach and
promote healthy action of the liver, whereby they
purify the blood, cleanse the skim brace the nerves,
and invigorate the whole system They prove an
admirable remedy also for those who suffer from
debilitated constitution they create appetite
correct indigestion bile, giddness nervous
or sick headaches and palpitation of the heart.
Sold by the Proprietor, "a, Strand, tnear Temple
Bar,) London, and by all respectable Venders OF Fat
ent Me icues throug hout the British Empire and DY
those of the United States, in Pots and Boxes at St
cents 81 cents, and 81 80 each, Wholesale by the
principal Drug Houses in the Union, and by Messfs
A. B. l. D. SANDS New York, and URCELL, LADD
l. CO., Richmond, Va.
There is very considerable saving IN taking the lar
ger sizes
So - aach PET or Roy Sc 1Q-lw
GPEAR d JACKSON'S SAWS. One
y case of these superior goods embracing hand,
uaneL rip compass and tenon SAWS, OF all lengths
and grade of teeth inst received per steamer Pacific
d;reeC from the manufacturers in Sheffield, and tor
sale by =. D. s'i IN 1t - - = g.,
Sc 10 NO ~ NAN street
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REMOVAL The subscriber has re-
moved from his former place Of business No. 8, Fif-
teenth street. of the Iron Front Buildings,
No. 20, Pearl Tor 14th) street. ,
au 29-lm GEORGE j. SUMNER.
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CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS

can have every description of JOB PRINTING re-
CURED in their business tasefuy quickly and cheap
ly executed az ELLYSON'S PRINTING OFFICE,
on the celebrated Rugges Improved Rotary Printing
Engine, and the Adams Machine Job Press.
Remember TO leave your orders at l47 Main street.
Telegraph Building, first floor up stairs.
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McDOWELL DIVISION,

MCDOWELL DIVISION, No. 26, 5.
OF IAN adjourned meeting of the above Division
will be held SATURDAY, the 10th instant. at
O'Clock, at Fitzhugh Lodge Room, Broad street,
earnestly requested important alterations in the
By Laws will be brought forward.
The regular weekly meetings of the Division will
be held on SATURDAY, at the above named place.
By order OF the Division.
Oct @
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BOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDl
CINE, BY DR.. z. d. ROBINSON. ,...
streets jy 1@1y
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I OST.-On Thursday last, an old POCK-
IL EFT BOOK, containing my FREE PAPERS.
fhe finder viii receive a reward of g, by leaving
them at this office. WIN. JAMES,
sc lo-it* a free of color.
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NOTICE.-Express packages for Nor
folk, Richmond, Petersburg, &c. intended for ship
rnent per steamers ROANOKE or JAMESTOWN,
will hereafter be received by Messrs. ADAMS CO.
50 Broadway, who the only authorized agents for
Express privileges by these ships.
Office of New York and Virginia Steamship Com
pany, No. 81 Broadway.
LUDLAM & PLEASANTS, Agents.
NEW YORK, June l. 1853. lie Is
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JOR AND GARD ,PRTN

JOB AND CARD ,PRINTING.-The
DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor Street, has
the largest and best assortment of CARDS ever in
this city, and is prepared to do this description of
PRINTING reasonable terms as elsewhere in
sP-Plain and Fancy CARDS for sale.
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T. J. CARSON & CO, NO. Al A, AND u
A. iiGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
WATER STREET. NEW Yoh III 81 god bar ass and
f "a sa1 10 ~ Lowest market prices Je l0-ly
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-yRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC Fy-

GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC FIX.
" CURSION TO THE SLASH COTTAGE.-
The YOUNG GUARD Captain John H. Richardson.
having made an arrangement with the Richmond and
military and CIVIC EXCLUSION to oil the e SLASH ASH
COTTAGE, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th Septer,-
Der.
The Corps will be accompanied by the ARMoRY
BRASS aud COTILLON BANDS, which have been
engaged for the occasion
The Cars will leave the Depot at O'Clock P. NJ
Persons not enables to leave tina. hour WIN have
the privilege OF going by the o'clock train. Re-
pbrnang the excursion train will leave the Cottage
can take the mai! train in the morning.
REFRESHMENTS viii be furnished at City
TICKETS, for the round trip, ONE DOLLAR
s3~Eo charge for Ladies'
Tickets 70 be had of any Member of the Coupanv
or at the Dept Sc lo-:d
MI METROPOLITAN HALL The Birds
KUNKEL's NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE
VIII make their
EIGHTH ANNUAL VISIT
to Richmond, on FRIDAY EVENING, Sept 18th,
and viii continue until they give
EIGHT OF THEIR SELECT AND ELEGANT
MUSICAL SOIREES
They offer 10 their old friends of the MOST
RARE AND DISTINGUISHED COMBINATIONS OF Come
ELEVEN GIFTED ARTISTEs,
each and every selected account of his enli-
nent abilities, from the ROLE OF THIS TROUPE.
III SN'AN'LS--
TIVE ENTERTAINMENTS, with immense sac
cess
Eg7 Admission % cents.
ET~For further particulars bills of the day
Sc 8-ts JOHN T. FORD, Agent.
EMS HALL, FREDERICKS-
~ BURG.
KUNKRDS NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE.
VIII have the pleasure of appearing before their
old friends in Fredericksburg, en- WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY evenings, Sept. 14th and 18th, with
of the most complete and talented ETHIOPIAN
CORPS now before the public
t1J 7Their stay will be limited as above
Admission p cent?. Doors open at o'clock.
Sc e-ts JOHN 7. FORD, Agent
GRAND EXHIBITION SOIREE AT
W HUGUENOT SPINGS-The third and last an
nual Exhibition Soiree of the undersigned viii take
place at the Huguenot Springs, FRIDAY EVE
MING, Sept 10, 1858.
The Exhibition will consist of FANCY DANCES.
in COSTUME, by the Pupils.
Sc Std CHAS. A. McEvOY
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LOST AND FOUND.

E,REE PAPERS LOST-On Thursday
IL morning, az the Ola Market, red morocco Poe
ket Book, containing about dollar and fifty cents
in money and my FREE PAPERS. The finder viii
be suitably rewarded by returning them to the Clerk
of the Old Market.
SARAH ELIZABETH HARPER,
Sc Ie-2t* a free woman of color.
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CITIZENS AND STRANGERS VISIT

CITIZENS AND STRANGERS WISH
ing the city, who wish to have their Hair cut in the
latest and most approved STYLE should call at the Hair
Dressing Shaving, Shampooing and Bathing Saloon,
under the American Hotel.
n. Blot and Cold Shower Baths can be had
daily from half past A. M. to half past P. NJ, and
ON Sunday LII a. III.
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EXCHANGE AND BANKING H(

OF c. w. PURCELL l. CO.-The Notes of the
MANUFACTURERS BANK are re-
deemed as heretofore at par at our counter.
c~A All solvent Washington Small Notes, will for
the present be redeemed at par from Merchants.
We caution the public therefore against paying any
discount on small notes dated at WAshington.
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B. BIGELOW, ACCOUNTANT

AND COPYIST-Otfce, for the present, in the Law
Building will keep the accounts of those having
regular Book-Keeper, or act as Assistant to Book
Keepers in their examination of the same. &c. Will
also COPY all kind of Writing &c. Sc 7-1m*
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NO MACKEREL, in half and whole
selo ~' JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
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DIR. JOHN b. WALTHALL, HOMGO
pATIJIC PHYSICIAN, Office Governor street,
nearly opposite the Governors House.
NH l4-6mS
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SPECIAL NOTICES

HENRY G. CANNON, ATTORNEY AT
LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner of
Deeds &c, for New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, North
Carolina, Tennessee, &c.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city and Hen
rico county. Will attend promptly to all Legal and
Notarial business with which he may be entrusted
Office on Franklin near Governor street
S-6m
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w n MERIWET HEX, IMPUhI En-
avn MANUFACTURER OF CIGARS, two doors
MEOW Glow ' SSf'E MANUFACTURER OF DENICO-
rfTSED SMOKING TOBACCO. Jy liam
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ROPER 81 MURRAY, UNDERTA
KERS. Governor street, between Main and Franklin
fa II
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IL BOOKS. STATIONERY, PIANO F0RTES, 1c
JAMES WO0DH0USE, (late Nash l. Woodhouse,l
invites the sttenon of Merchants and the public gen.
orally TO his recent large purchases of Books Paper
Piano Fortes Music, Blank Books Steel Pens, Porte
Monnaies, Pocket Books, Pocket Knives, rich Fancy
Articles and Stationery of every description.
10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-26

A GENTLEMAN OF MIDDLE AGE, LIBERAL


A GENTLEMAN OF MIDDLE AGE, LIBERAL EDS.
"A cation prepossessing appearance, who has ALWAYS
moved in good society and who has of twelve
thousand doart year is DESTROYS Of lad
the following qualifications Good education refined m
ners anectionste disposition Of onnection
and member of Protestant church. must be bet ween The
ages OF y and years lie adopts this method of finding
companion IN consequence of his wing
Anes here having been absent from the States
yesrs All communications from ladies possessing the
statpe their personal appearance
deuce The occupation Of their parents and whore letter
can rench them, or an interview be had, their
II'ierred will meet with prompt attention. II
desired VIII he returned after reading No
VIII he noticed unless the name residence snd means Of
pary are gwen and all such will be strictly
hddress' Tor three days only, HenriqueL Post'ofce
NEW ROCHELLE AND GLENCOyF-suNDAy ry
~ enrsion.-The steamer KING PHILIP having been
ied mp according to the new law relative TO
WI for the fourth season her regular sunday
tain will be 20 retain and increase the popuarty ,pis
hns already acquired and will leave every sunoax ne IA
iovs-Peek clip, East river, at ~ O'clock A. NJ. lrsoS
street at o. Tenth street "a and twenty th AZ
keturnins, viii leave Glencoye at g. and Rochelle
This being one Of the most pleasant picurossue and
nsay rontes ont OF New York IL b hoped that every lover
OF recreation VIII embrace the tuntv
sil-s lrst quality on board. Fa.e Is ssls each Yey
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CITY GARDENS.

Maze GARDEN-sITUATED ON TUE FIFTH AVE
Il opposite the entrance to the Croton Reservoir
and in the vicinity Of Crystal garden
pies wo acres Of ground covered with large growth
cduous and evergreen trees and shrubs
bor fountains and vases intersectd serpenne walks
and surrounded by slopes effectively the
beauties Of nature and art In the main building upon
piszzas and ladies' toilet room, with
The most attractive feature Of the garden the maze or
labyrinth This Is constructed after the the cec
DRAFTED in hampton Court London early
part OF King william reign and the this
try It's intrieaces will be source Of great
enjoyment The propretors would also inform
thu citizens OF we'll city
durin, the Exhibition Of the Industry all Nations that
they have completed which will enable them
to the hest cream ices and other refreshments those
ladies and gentlemen who honor the Garden with
their patronage Havng made arrangements with Mr. Rem
jamin NJ Brsre tbe eminent confecioner the capta
city Albany whose celebrity for the and
confectionery we'll In this country for some of
the best artisans from his establishment they
with The prompt attendance good walters, they will
give ful satisfaction to their patrons spruoue uuora
or ptoxcang beverages will be 10 be open every
day on aud after the LIT of July 1853 omS O'Clock A. M
till sunset The Fifth Madison svonue and rortetb
street stsge sides of the garden the
aeLue cars are within two minutes walk Entrance
garden Tree MITCHELL n Co.
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THE FTRE1IEN.

AT REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF COLUM-
IA bian Hose Company Me- 8, held at their Carriage
House Monday evening the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted
That the thanks Of this company rendered
Philip Farley late foreman for the impartial and s
for the past year as an offcer Of this company.
Resolved That affords great pleasure in still retain
ing his services IS member Of the company.
Resolved That the above resolutions signed by the chair
and secretary of the meeting, be pabshed in the
Fireman's Journal, and New York Herald.
GEORGE W. WILEY Chairman.
SAMUEL 7. ScARLErT Secretary.
MANHATTAE ENGINE COMPANY, No. s.-CoM
M psnes who have not received notice of invitation
participate In the escort to BIO rendered
gine Company Of Baltimore and intending join in the
requested TO appoint delegates meet
ting to be held ut the house Engine Company Nos
low street. on Tuesday evening. June % at O'Clock.
JESSE W. CHACE. Foreman.
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THE TURF.

= = 49, 49,. 49,.
CENTREvILLE COURSE, l.. I-TROTTING-MON
~ day, June q, At o'clock r. NJ, match So 600 mile
heats, bssttbree in fve to wagons II. Woodruff
Maid The leave South ferry Brooklyn for
at IL and o'clock r. M and return after trot is
over Fare each cents Also stages will
on AID Williamsburg fer ries from IL to O'Clock.
Cd S00 GIVEN AS PURSES TO MAC AND Ia
P1.OOO cony Union Course w. l., trotting Tues
day June 18th asp. Purse Of ST. will be trotted
for by the celebrated horses from Philadelphia Vac
Tacony Mile beats, best in in harness. Mr. H. Jones'
names br: Mae; Mr. I'm. Woodruff r. z. Tacony
Monday July 4th at sp M purse 81 500 mile heats best
woodIua names Tacony: Also Tuesday, July 18th
best and under saddles Jones, br Mao; Mr.
Wm woodruff names r. g. Taeony. The above field OF
horses supposed 10 be the fastest should
nothing happen the public will have opportunity
ness of the fastest trots record Cars will leave
Sonth ferry Brooklyn. at II and r. NJ Stages leave
Williamsburg Ferry hourly for the
JOHN !. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
TTNION COURSE, L. I.-TROTTING.-A PURSE OF
~ 81 900 will be trotted for Thursday June 80
r mile heats. rest three in FIVE, to harness. Mr. Will
ham King names blk Black Douglas from Philadelphia
Mr. ii. woodruff names b. Flora Temple. The above
horses may be justly rated No first class having
Douglass beating her Flora in 30 week since Flora
Temple trotted with Highland Maid and the race in
a. This think sufficient for the public to
seeing Of the finest tfots of the leave
South ferry Brooklyn, for tho IL A. NJ and p
also stages will hourly the track from the Grand
JOHN I. sNEDIKER, Proprietor
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being washed with jos tS Italian soap II all
rednese saowness sunburn free le eruptons &C. Its
price reduced 20 two shngs and Is warranted
TO when sold at four billinss just try And IL you
yellow or dark teeth, Lsfonts w. l. teeth roots twill
make them white, cleanse the tongue mouth breath &C.
Depot 6l-mind, 6l-Walker street.
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ITO BUILDERS.-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
received until Saturday, the I'd day Of July next,
three o'clock for hing the materials and doing h,
school building the north side Of Thirty
between the Tenth and Eleventh the Twentieth
ward Separate proposals will be received for the
work and or for .hs work and mate
The plans and elevations be at the office Of
Clerk Of the Board Of Education New City Hall of whom
fcatons esnl procured and TO Of whom proposal
endorsed Proposals for Twentieth ward SCHOOL, may h
devere0 The school officers the right to ree
bid not deemed by them the best for the public
ated New York, June Is, 1858.
JOHN @. BUTLER, $50 Eighth avenue,
Chairman Of School Officers, Twentieth ward.
HENRY MCLEAN, 395 Eighth avenue, Secretary.