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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-23
Nreu YORK AND PnILAnEIPHIA nIRRcr. VII

NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
IN New Jersey RairoaS-Unitcd States and Exprsss
Lnes through four hoars leave New YORK foot Cert
land street. at and A. and 430 and 20 p Leave
spda 80 and sop NJ. from foot Of Walnut stree. rass
g. So 60 for second class In tho from Nsv forH 80
" p. NJ from Philadelphia Through tickets SOLD AS
passengers and through baggage carried for bsumors
Nsahipgton Norfolk end Charleston In the Ans a. ~
and 81 snd $50 trains and connection, cerssn VIII
sxtrs trains behind time Passengers wn osAksse ero
shs ferry ffteen minuAs 40 before the trains leave
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TOR ALBANY-IAKE N;-ALBANY AND NV
II York Inland Route Retroactive daily express
trains at A. and S45 p n, sonnsstns ~ Albany WI
central lines Of railroads North and West from the nsV
:hsoush tickets can ,. procured and bassags checked e
also received at Brooms and Bowery and Tws1A
sxth street and Fourth stations The ra
will land Passcn gers At Croton Falls Chatham Rou
Corners only All other trains will IRON Csy ua1
tofore.
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MISCELLANEOUS,


Of geld p,ss and COLO and silver pencil and c.s.s
Ssss RETAIL "s' III IRWIN, gss a.
sIS.s;Swsy beautiful assortment q .sstiopsTy
men. sapsrssT geld pen: psssis snss.. psT.ss: s
To Ess oa i IN SA
AMERICAN FLUID MAGNEsIA-AN AGREEABLE
& Ss a.
Re ss as.dssas sd cal2 %
Dsu' '' o.bfS * M %A SsHf GO r s.r.
YIN sspd address the AT
three to ave hundred Said articles ~
energy ike travel is an cppors:
Sy ss a 81 them with 9s sna s made
p ginal and only genuine extermnssr that annhilats
TAI ss .n S wh1Ss Cos
termnater not only Hills the bugs but keeps them
CHEAP SPRING, MATTRESS wARERooMs-IRoN
mad. s &. to tn:
h ss e u'a on eGss se x
old altered to neat spring beds to az f
B sss esr promptly
CURLED CORN HusKs, BY THE BALE OR TON
- Composition as to quality dsasa a. another lot Of
". Rolf WILLIAMS, sos Pearl street.
OILY PAPER PLATINA AND CHEMICALS; ALSO.
guS for foul air English Pc
lists and daeuerrsotype mster.s patins nickel manse
bismuth and sulphate ammonia chemical Whsle
oil I'll
HEMEL ,PowpER-ro CURE, THE DISEASES. OF
dogs hydrophebia, letter, scab asthma eye and ear
sss for s s srsss By
o ts ssnPhns Only dsPS n
$50 Broadway. Price Of each bundle. Is cents.
| IMPORTANT TO SEA BATHERs &C.-THE GREAT
loss Of ne every year from sea bathing and swimmi.G
srf s
m
m st G sea- 81. Gr s and Is a. prs.
house OF the company. 80 Cedar street.
r EsLIE's AROMATIC STOMACH BITTERs-UNRI.
~ vailed as tonic and purifier Of the blood,
beverage the principal hotels and
ps ~ sI s5'n x"s ss or
MILLIONS HAVE NEVER READ OF THE cELEBRA-
white red hair changed to beautiful and
IeatNsve trial wholesale and rs. :. tho ds,os
No. 2S7 Hudson street. near Canal
PREPARATIONS FOR THE LADIES' TOILETrK-
Advice TO the Fair Sex. The articles Of the q
n hs ~ Z:
which a msdas ra wa, swsrssa are @ so.
G CT Ii: srs ARM q pg.
mention in hrss lire .mong the articles. sas
Gssnss W. RgsssiSuIs.y
umed with the following II Eu Ruribya Musqnss
IL. <:
Mountain the Cslycsnthe Pompadouf The Daphne Of shs
the Memosa Farnessna and the Piyoins Of China We So
readers that the refined People Of Paris and H.
fumes. -'''''N - '''''''' ''''' ''' 'H'A
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tales consequences Of the falling of Of demand In the
California market; may be quoted at ~ reals Freghts
still continue high and ships scarce.
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TWO BEAUTIFUL GOTHIC THREE STORY FRAME
houses allied In with brick Easements and oel
pis.sas front and but In the best possible
with marble nantsls hst and cold water ranges Lots
feet by los feet Also, ess lot .Sois,s Gam. s.s VIM
remain bond and mortgage fer years. is
Per cent Apply to DE MOTT Co., Land and LoaA Oncs
81 ChAmbe street.
RIO BE sOLD-BEFORE THE 18th JUNE. THAT VAL
liable curiosity the Psfihsd Group, which
been exhibition at the American Museum, New York
where it may now be seen Apply to H. 5. GILBERT No
45 Nassau street.
ITO MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERs-FOR SALE, A
large piece Of ground situated about 200 feet from
the river between the Grand and Peck slip ferries
Williamsburg Size 00xl0 feet, with
Of 25x75 feet Apply to JOHN CARHART, No. 8 South
Second street, Williamsburg
NNHREE HANDSOME FULL SIZE BUILDING LOTS.
Fiftyeightb street Broadway, st great
fee Apply Immediately, at DE MOTT 4 CO IS Land aud
Loan Office. 81 Chambers street
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CTUFFING MATERIALs-TO CABINET MAKERS,
- upholsterers, and carriage furnhersA very superior
article of clean black moss machine dry and
sweet cured husks by the single hundred bales In
lots to suit purchA sers
W. Rolf WILLIAMS, SO6 Pearl street..
TIN LEAD, REGULUs OF ANTHONY; FROM sToR1
VicT6R BISHOP, % Maiden la.A
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NaUwAnCD

AroRTHERN NEW YORK LIVE STOCK INSUnAN01
~ COMPANY OF PfattsburH NJ. Y-CApise1 cs0.v@ -
curoy invested. VINCENT CO., Agents, Ne u hassaa
strsek ssoenl aosy
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADN,
~ phia-from pier No. North rysrTwo lines daily =
10 A H. and ~ N. Accommodation line, At 10 A. n, ~
steamboat Trsnso. TO South Amboy ears to sord:nts
AID steamooas n stockton TO fhiladeiphn Isrs-e2 n
thence direct to Camden BY oarhrough In four
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FURNITURE OF THE AMERICAN HOTEL-wILLIAM
IRVING CO.. auctioneers, will sell at auction on
Saturday Mond and Tuesday June 25th 9th, and 2sth
at 10 O'clock at the American Hotel 229 Broadway
Barclay street. ali the furniture contained In the
above ko tel, consisting Of
Parlor Furniture Royal Wilton and Brussels carpets
suites of carvei rosewood covered in silk suites
Of do in plush. sewing chsirs carved rosewood cen
ire tables do work tables plate glass DOORS
comens French plate pier and mantsl glasses lace and
satin brocaele window curtains octave rosewood
piano !Nunns ClarkJ bronze clocks and candesbras
glass chandeliers.
Dining Room-Mahogany extension dining tables
chairs plated cshes and china cut glass
$40 our sterling Engling silver
100 mahogany French bedsteads black walnut
rosewood and maple cottage bedseads enameed cottage
suites mahouany dressing bureaus do washstAnds to
match 5wardrobes ~ mahogany sofas in hair cloth 20
mahogany chairs and rockers mahogany marble top
centre and toilet tables and secrstaries
300 best curled hair double and single mattresses
feather BEDS hoters and pillows paliasses cotnerpanes
blankets quilts aud shoots ensmelled cottage furniture
Brussels and ingram carpets lace curtains reading
chairs in moquette sofas and chairs to match
centre pier and reading tables alamander safe or aud
fixtures; 5W0 Havana which FROM Si5 to $75
per tbousand fine vines braudie &c kitchen furniture
&C. All of the above furniture made to order without
regard to cost.
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HENRY n LEEDS. AucrIoNEER.-sIcNoR 6, B:

IL ii. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u. Is.
Pandohnis closing sale Of the season, of Rlabaster
goods HENRY II. LEEDS 60 will sell at auction, shs
day hursday June % az l01a o'clock at tbs salesroom
No Wall street alsbaster goods and statusry consisting
of aabater tatusry viz Three Dancing Girls after
four do OF the Three Graces four Venus in Shell
Hebe Of Capoya Flemish Mercury Moses in the Bnrnshes
Love and Psyche Venus de Needless Venus at the Bath Sc
VseA splendid assortment Of bardio agate yellow or
Sienna verde antique Etruscan Grecian Medici uebe
and Roman from foo TO eight feet % suitable
for halls parlors bches drawing tables and vases
inaid tor lights Pompeii and Hercu aneum urns
tsysas with leaf and solid WARWICK Vases card
OF different patterns and Styles lions on pedc
tails yestal Roman lamps; Fiorentne mosaic Ia
tiles with marble tand mosaic watohcascs oandosticks
open iAskts dogs; birds eggs; fruit &C
Artistic brcnes Of almost every variety OF hsu-e bronze
ormolu spd alabaster clocks, 40. Also twenty dozen
nda rubber navy clothes bags suitable for the
California trade.
yVM Writers, AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL THIS
w cav at lu16 O'Clock at the Eighth Ward Hotel. in
ring street Thompson by virtue of chatte mort
gape the furniture bar fixtures &C., Of The above hotel
bedding mirrors arbetoJ tables hair Mattresses
sofas bure aus, chairs, kitchen furniture, 80.
w p. JONES, AUCTI0NEER.-JONEs HENRY
w will sell this day at l0 clock at 10 spruce street
largo sortmen Of furnture three ply An at and Brus
sells carpets bedroom bureaus ohars tabos lounges bed
stesds, &o. Also, TIVE trunks Of clothing,
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ENOk KEYPORT AND MIDDLkTOWN POINT HBO4
foot Of Murray strestTars l2h cents The stsanSsl
At soeoch T; NJ, and Report At e'sloct A. stss.-
sssdays Thur,d.ys and rridays - o'clock A. - "a
NJ except Saturdays and sundayA Extra trip from KsS
port ON honssys, att O'Clock A. n
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINs DAILY PROM
AiChanbsrs street for Albany and Troy
kKpress tran A. Mthrough In four hours eeansotin0
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at o'clock SIS
Mail train, "a. u. Through way trains at IL A. \. a.A
Express sr.ia, p. II. Accommodates. trains So s.s
T. and p. r. For Peughksspsls, A. n, and 1.ie r =
Passengers taken ~ Chambers Canal, ChrtopbsR, Thp
tsenth and Thirty. hr vt ssrests.
sunday trains from Canal street at ~ A. for PousA-
s assSs' 'A lDausD fEEHSa. 3s s
MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY AND INrHnKD-
IVA diAte lsndings-Fars one dollar to Albany essA
4 On scs5 The n;v v:a :rsS -. .a, S @
Of Jay street. Tuesday Thursday sn1
time for The going West Returning leaves AlSasv
every Monday wednesday, snd Friday 81 o'clock. Al
B.-This boat touches 1t Yonksrs On each passass.
MORNING BOAT FOR BAvERsTRAw AND SING
M Sing landing At Strykers Bay, Washington HeightA
Fare @ cepts 20 haverstraw Meals served ON boardThs
and splendid steamer JENNY LIND viii leave the
steamboat pier foot of Jay street morning O'clock
sundays excepted for the above paces Returning, leave
Dobb. Ferry and Has.inss *, and Yonkers 80 For par
ticulars inquire board or of VIM Radford D2 West
win he made Nth excursion othse
psrties by applying at 202 West street.
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ID A CHIFFON AUCTIONEER.-AT KINGSBRIDGE,
ID. near Harlem river. at auction, by COLE CHILToN
Monday, June a. at IL O'Clock at the Merchants Elk
change forty lots and plots of land and Of salt
meadow Of two and hall acres desiraby situated for
dwellings, mechanical and business the old and
New York and Albany pos. roads being part Of the
land formerly belonging to Robert Maoomb Esq Terms
liberal photographic Of the above property be
lad at the office OF the auctoneers Is Nassau street.
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CWISS HATS. SWISS HATS.-WILLIAMS NO ~
Fulton street Brooklyn inventor and originator Of chs
above style Of hats has few left Of the finest
ray goods.
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~ w. HOLMES, AUCTIONEER--SALE OF ELEGANT
~. furniture carpet pianoorts &c. W. HOLMES will
sell this day Thursday June % at ~ o'clock. all the
furniture in the story brown stone house Forty
fifth street sixth door east Of Broadway consisting Of
glasses elegant carved mahogany suite velvet superior
panoore by Nunns CO.. rich silk and lace curtains,
richly carved rosewood and mahogany marble top CENTRE
sofa and fancy tables sof, and easy chairs
and French beadteas marble and washstand
fine steel plate engrayn oil paintings elegant china tea
cured horse hair and marble secrs
tares and 81 boards extension dining table, carved
bogany spring seat chairs and rockers eight day manel
clock ivory handled cutlery silver plated oil cloth
niture &c broadway stages to the door, and Sixth
within one block.
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II N. BUSH, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, ON FRI.
H. day at O1 o'clock ut 49 Pearl street the stock
fixtures of watch and spectacle maker Sale positive
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE-A GOOD LOCATION UP
~ town lis small and we'll stocked COED business,
With profitable office practice 1t will be sold low If i'm
datey. for cash only Address NJ D., Chatham square
Post office post paid.
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GALENA AND CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD COM.
VI pany-Notice to ckboders-Notice is hereby given
to the stockholders of the Galena and Chicago
road Company that Office for the transfer of all
full paid consolidated stock Of said pany nc
paid stock Of the Third Division after August st 1859
Sheldon 20 all street New York BY order Of the
Of Directors. VIM NJ. LARRABEE, Secretary.
June1
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poPAnVNN sssap SprrUGs


GO E0n PARTNER WANTED, IN BUSINESS
sNA.OUU. which will pay handsomely with very little
Proportional risk prsctios engineer or m.ehaias pre-
ment without business AddressJ L. w. box I'll Post
Office.
WANTFD-A PARTNER WITH SMALL CAPITAL.
w in meat and provision store first rate looation
business be extended TO reasonable amount
person of business tebs this good obapce Of
the firm Ia about to leave account of sickness Reference
given and required Inquire after o'clock r. NJ. vt lU
Blocker street.
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UCTI0N NOTICE.-GILDRRS AND OTHERs.-TaE
"A sails Of the stock Of William s. Co ely ESQ.,, will
icy eSnna ON THURSDAY. Esd nst at 0 solosk ct No
~ Oelre Street, which will be added several lots Of
giIderg tools and materials
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w b. JONES, ACCOMMODATIONS 4 HENRY
viii sell this day at II o'clock. at 10 Spruce street.
set of stereotype plates of tho novel called Captain
Hawk aso catk brandy boxes twenty canary
birds and cages.
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UCTION NOTI cE.-WINE, CRACKERS AND Sc
IA gars-Friday June 81 at l0s O'Clock. 1t No. 81 Dey
street corner of Greenwich street fine teas coffee
ni sliced salmon tomato ginger preserves brandy
peaches pickle. gomme de rop Stoughton btters pure
otard brandy, in caret champagne Chinese fire
crackers, segars &c.
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ISLAND CITY BANK, NO: CHATHAM STREET,
tbe Of Will ssP stock
salment Of 10 cent will be payable At this office
the LIST day of July order Of Board
Of Directors JAMES OBRIEN, President
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nRUG TORE FOR sALE-To BE DISPOSED OF,
~ old established drug store doing good business,
and situated Of of the principal
H. the city 1T is beautifully fitted and contains
ploe assortment of chemicals perfumery fancy
eles 30 1t ofersarare chance to physician apothe
cary to secure permanent and lucrative business To
those DESTROYS of purchasing the most satisfactory
will be gisen for selling Ado Apothecary Union square
pastn
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ITO DAGUERREoTYPISTs-TO LET, A DAGUER
reotype gallery, furnished on Broadway in fine loca
ton, with reception and rating skyight not
equaled H. the city, good entrance show &c.
with first rate Whole size apparatus. VIII be let to
way Post Once
V.rooU eunpo ~ nm srcnNp AVN rurun
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Oily PAPER, PLATINA AND CHEMICALS; ALSO,
disir fectng liquid for sweetsnng foul air. English pa
tent sponge cloths arsworkers Der.
bismuth and sulphate ammonia chemical whsle
oil Thorns extract copava best rouge sale By
DIR. L. FEUCnTWANGER,I 4l Maiden lane.
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R0R SAL.R.

90 000 FOR SALE, FARM OF sEvENrYTW0
wO.OUO. and . half Of choice lsnd. thirty six
miles from New York near s:sambsst landi.s with new
implements, &c, price IS 00O 81 900 mortgage
Also three farms seats for sale
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NURLED CORN HUSKs, ny THE BALE OR TOM
~ Competition to quality is defed, another lot Of
husks of the quality cannot be produced.
w. Rolf WILLIAMS, 800 Pearl street.,
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CHEAPEST AND SHORTEST ROUTE,
Between the East and West.


THE UNION LINE OF STEAMERS, running in con.
Wheeling,
ington City and Baltimore. be procured from the
board the boats. Having made permanent arrange
find greatly to their interest," going Esst West
patronile this line.
The .Uniob Line" being n chartered Company are
required by lawfto under such regulations as will
comfort well safety to the lives passengers
IT This is the only line running in connection with
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
IT PThe Steamers Of this line are entirely new, and
the largest fastest safest and superb vessels
built for the Western waters and will leave follows,
viz:
FOREST CITY, Capt. A. Murdoch, Sunday 3 P. NJ.
DAVID WHITE, Capt w. McClaid, Monday T. NJ
ALVIN ADAMS, Capt. w Norton, Wednesday . NJ
VIRGINIA, Capt. Chas. = Wells Thursday 3 p. N.
FALLS CITY. Capt, sam. Mason, FRIDAY z. NJ
TH0S. SWAMI, Capt. J. Mcclure, Saturday T. NJ.
Fare from Louisville TO Baltmore..... ........$ ll 90
Do do do to Philadelphia or Washington I2 90
Do do do New York......-..-. IS 90
Do do Cincinnati TO Baltimore. 10 co
Do do do TO Philadelphia or Washington III %
Passengers baggage transferred from steamboat 10
Railroad and from RAILROAD TO Steamboat, free from
charge.
TPAn additional charge Of only So for state rooms
and meals il made from Louisville 10 Wheeling.
s. Moorhead, Agent.
Louisville, Ky.
RM Hender on. agent a. Evansville, Office at Lewis
a f,ray,s WI RI boat.
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meeting, and NJ. O'Donohue, tie recently ar
rived patriot.
O'Donohue says the chairman "silenced'
him while speaking, and Immediately the gas
lights were put out in the hall. Treanor
hearing of O'Donohue's charges, sent his
friend, Lieut.. Kenny Of the Shields Artillery
demanding a written retraction. Capt. NAL
cahy, of New York, who came on with
O'Donohue, acting as his friend, declined the
retraction. A challenge ensued from Irea-
nor. The affair, it is stated, was 10 NC
fought near Manchester, New Hampshire.
| Yesterday afternoon Mr.. ODononue ar
rived IN this city and put up at the ADAMS
House, where he was arrested, charged with
sending latter to Capt Treanor acceptlng
a challenge to fight duel with h'm' early
this morning.
Patrick O'Donohue. the publisher of the
Boston Pilot, became his bail in $4,000 to ap-
pear and answer, and, also, in the mean time
to keep the peace.
A warrant is out for Treanor, who gave the
challenge He is the commander Of the
Meagher Rifles in this city.
COMMERCIAL.
Breadstufs-Ohio flour, 2Ss. Corn-mixed
80 cd: yellow, 3ls.
Richardson Brothers circular Monday
quotes flour advanced Cd aid since Friday.
Wheat-Firm at extreme prices. On
Tuesday the market was moderately active,
and fine wheat advanced Id, and is held firm.
err.
McHenry quotes beef and pork more active
at eesser rates, and lard Is higher.
Rice-Steady.
The transaction in -four and wheat are ex-
tensive, and they are very firm but higher.
Cotton-Freely supplied, and prices sus-
tanned.
Makin-quotes flour Is higher, and wheat
I'd, on the week, up to Tuesday-the market
closing less active.
Corn-Unchanged and heavy.
Yellow Fever as New Orleans.
BALTIMORE, Aug. S.-Deaths Of yellow
fever at New Orleans for the week ending
the LIST inst, $50. There have been few
cases of unmistakable yellow fever at Mobile.
PIrTsBURe, Aug. 9, M.-There are feet
water in the channel and at stand. The
weather is clear and warm.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 9, M.-The river has
risen inches. The weather is warm.
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JAMES Low Il CO.

4ts MAN STREET. LOUISVILLE.
4 RE now receiving their fall stock of Foreign and
n Domestic Dry Goods to which they invite the atten
ton OF merchants coming 20 this market to make theI
purchases. Wea importing direct from Europe the
principle part OF our foreign goods and and rU sell
them on as good terms, us the same articles can be
bought In any market In America. Our stock of Amer
lean Prints will continue to sell ut the FROM
the Agents in the Eastern cities for cash ia par funds
Our purchases are made exclusively fer cash and al
such prices will enable to paFY coxpKr1 PROM
All JossrRs buying their goods the usual tme and
it is determination not be undersold this ANY
mark ct In this country. aux9 de- wifi
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1886 PRIZES!
Tickets 81. Halves50 cts. Quarters IS cts.

MARIN 81 co. WILL ISSUE A CERTIFICATE OF
&c Whole Tickets for Sis 26 Quarter Tickets 1915
26 Half Tick cts for $50 &c Eighth Tickets for Sc
For $40 will send you a certificate risk of 200
Quarter tickets In the above lottery.
Every Package contains all the numbers placed in the
Wheel and therefore must bave all that drawn OUT
and you have only TO obtain three numbers Ticket
to draw good prize.
In ordering Tickets select the Lottery the Class
and date enclose the price, be careful mention
town, county and State enclose Post ONCE Stamps in
stead Of silver Prizes drafts bank notes any sol
vent bank taken at par. Be careful to address
NAiRE & Co. Baltimore MARYLAND.
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ALTON, MT. CARMEL AND.NEw AL.
BANY RAIL ROAD

NOTICE is hereby given that there are no Bond. Of
~ this Company in circulation, as the Books of this
Company wltestify that no bonds have ever been is
sued o authorized.
And as all the stock formerly subscribed the Books
fthis Company, was sold bv the Sheriff under eyecu
til issuing from the Circuit Cour. Edwards
ty Ills and was by the purchasers such Shers sale.
OF Directors 29th Januery Is3 all certificates OF
stock bearing date that time nOrthess
IL having been reported that Bonds and certificates
ofstock ofths Company have been offered for sale or
pledge by parties formerly connected with this Compa
n.y. the Board have tsorgt right thus TO put the pub
leo their guard.
T B. THOMPSON, President
ola. Mt, c. and " a. r. Z. CO.
SAMUEL THOMPSON NJ. D., Secretaryto Board.
mar10-H
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DAGUERREOTYPES
NELSON BROWN e. CO.

DEALERS and importers in Law, Medical, School
- Miscellaneous and Blank Books. Also a general
assortment Of Fancy Stationery. We offer our goods
either Wholesale or Retail, lower than they can be
bought west of the mountains.
Law and Medical Students and country merchants
would do well tn give call. Harper and Putnam
each at fifteen cents. Wholesale Retail. All orders
promptly attended TOO.
NELSON BROWN eco.
No. 400 corner of Main and Fourth sts
auS9 lmd&w Louisville, Ky.
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CHURCH NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby giving to the members of the
~ Cumberland Presbyterian Congregation of Van.
derourgh county, that election will be held the
viie on Saturday O'Clock. p. NJ. August I3h 1853
Tor the purpose Of eecng less than three nor
tnan nve for said Congregation such
until their successors elected.
proposition will also be made at said meeting TO
adopt the following as the corporate of said Con
gregation. to wit The New Salem Congregation of the
Cumberland Presby terrain Church.
augi-td BY order OF the acting Trustees.