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NH so
- ARTIFICIAL TEETH
I" GREAT AND IMPORTANT I'M
OlIhW PROvEMENT.-The undersigned

uCYYYy PROvEMENT-The undersigned
have purchased the right to use Dk.
ALIENS PATENT IMPROVEMENT In the mode
of inserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH, which 10 one
OF the greatest and most important inventions ever
made In this branch of the Dentist's art.
The Improvement consists In the employment Of .
m stal superior to gold in purity and In the complies
uuon Of all the teeth by sicious compound, which
~ the same time forms the most beautiful and nstu.
raj looking gum and filing up all ereyices and iregu.
artes and rendering it impossible for the teeth TO
become unpleasant to the wearer by the accumula-
ton Of particles Of food other substances between
them. No other mode Of mounting artificial teeth b
eompareble to this In any respect.
Psrsons wearing teeth inserted In the ordinary
wsy. and not giving satsfaetion) are invited to Try
this Invention which they can dc at but little add
We shall be pIeased TO show sRecimensof this kind
Of work 10 any persons who will call 1t cur ofisA
whethar thew want artificial teeth or not
WAIT MAHONY, Dentists
mv vts Once. 100 Main street,
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FUGITIVE SENT BACK.-Edward Davis the
colored man who came out from Savannah under
the wheel house OF the steamship Keystone State
and was confined in the prison at New Castle Del
has been given up to his owner from Georgia.
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Il FAMILY can 81 accommodated With
IA BOARD and ven pleasant rcom, On Usoaa q.
opposite valentas, Cssnshaw - Co.'S Door from
sta street. ~ n ~
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THOMAS G. PEYTON,
Il REAL ESTATE AGENT
STOCK AND MONEY BROKER,
SAN FRAscIsco
California
20 Remittances respectfully solicited and prompt
ly attended to.
Refer to: Gen. B. Peytoo, AIbemarle.
Thomas J. Peyton, Richmond.
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81 SPRING STOCK OF E

Sc SPRING STOCK OF A-
BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS sEsssHszss
III We invite the attention of city and country
-Sss merchants to our stock of BOOTS, SHOES,
TRUNKS. CARPET BAGS, &C., suited to the
Spring and Summer Trade consisting Of
Mems, women's misses, boys, and children's
Shoes, of every variety of the common kinds.
Ladies' and gentlemen's Boots and Shoes, of the
latest styles and best qualities; among them many
entirely styles,
Sole Leather Trunks; best Iron Framed do; best
Wood Frame do; common do do do; Packing Trunks,
various qualities; Hair Trunks.
Ladies' Bonnet Boxes
Garnet Bags of every quality and size
All of which will be sold at unusually lew prices
particularly TO cash customers. call is requested.
WHITE L. PAGE,
NH 80 No. IS Main ct.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.--The
IN firm of PRESTON l. ENDERS Is this day dis
solved with the concurrence of both partners each
of whom will continue to the name of the firm
for the liquidation of its engagements and whose at
tons will be given to closing up it's unsettled trans
action. MOSES Fl. PRESTON,
JOHN ENDERS
Richmond, April 18th, 1854. s
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DIFFICULTY.-On Wednesday afternoon last an
alteration took place between Mr.. G. c. BAYLOR,
proprietor OF the Baltimore Times, and Mr. b. C.
keed' formerly one of the attaches Of the establis
ment' which ended in personal collision, and the
subsequent arrest of Mr.. Baylor on charge of as.
sAuit with intent to kill Mr.. Baylor appeared be-
lore magistrate and gave bail to answer the
charge at court From accounts in the papers, we
lhter that Mr. Baylors private rights have been fla.
GRAVITY outraged by individuals in his employ
* aome difficulty with the Typographical Society is
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A PENNY EWSPAPER-THE NOR
~ FOLK DAILY COURIER For SALE

n FOLK DAILY COURIER FOR SALE
SALE POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY, APRIL
oath, 1854.-The undersigned, Trustee in a GER
tain deed executed by w. Wallace Davis decd
tor upon his estate, will sell by auction, MON
DAY, the oath day of April, at II NJ, on the prem.
ses, in the city of Norfolk, all and singular, the
PRESS, TYPES, CASES, STANDS, FIXTURES
and good will of the DAILY COURIER" Newspa-
per Printing Office, an establishment located in the
said city.
The COURIER has large circulation in The city,
proved by the fact that has the publication of the
List of Letters, under the act of Congress and I'M
der the management of industrious and energetic
person, the circulation can doubtless be greatly in
creased, and the paper be maze to yield handsome
profit
The COURIER will be published by the under
signed until the day of sale to prevent depre
citation in value which would otherwise take place.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash /; the balance in 8
and months. for approved negotiable paper with
the interest added. JOHN S. LOVETT,
ap4 TuTh& Stds Trustee and Admir-.
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i. DANIEL o.DoNnELL

W1LLIAM BOOTH, UPHOLSTER-
w ER AND PAPER-HANGER, respectfully
informs the public that his spring assortmept Of
Goods In hisiine 10 completes consisting OF gilt,
velvet, satin and commsn PAPERS; HOLDERS,
a large stock OF Canton and coeoa mating OH
CLOTHS, Window SHADES, C0RNICE6, Cprtain
BANDS, &c, all Of which be will cell e the lowest
street. corner of I2xh, F ~ f6-ts
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORr

BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
GTOCK OF GROC RIES. FIX
~ TURES, &c, AT AUCTiON.-Ou TUESDAY
10Th inst, commencing o'clock will sell at auo-
ton Tor cash. the stock of Groceries Fixtures &c.
OF - N: @. Chalkly, who are declining busin ess
The sale will take place at their store on Pearl st.
opposite MIR. Samuel Hastings
ap 81 CAIITuOpN
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY aonpIN 4 APPERso

- = ~ DDDlIN - at ERoON
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
pcc ON franklin AND FOURTH sTREETS
rye rye SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold On FRI,
VA T. the 9th day Of May. 1854, upon the premises
iSTmmaencins at II O'Clock p M, that very VALUABLE
Sualng Lot, ut the corner Of franklin and 4th sts
munl.ns % feet on the South line of franklin IT.
back on the West line Of 4th street. 10 feet
ii' ars. OF less, 70 an alley Is feet wide.
ms LOT VIII be divided, If required az to make
naidlns lots of 80 feet each. The location and
onvsnence OF this Lot recommends it to those who
may be disposed TO build, whether for their own use
20 rent out ~ it ID in excellent neiehborhood
quite ccnvenient to all the churches and places Of
,hnn Lns CITY cuivert passes along 4th street.
tnGs shording hue opportunities for drsinaze' &c
TEaMs-one-fosrth cash; balance at &. II and "a
months for negotiable notes. interest sddad secnred
by trust deed Soi seeuiea
ap22 GODDIN h APpEprou 49,
SHERlFFS SALE.-WiH he aid to
~ the highest bidder, the 9th inst. in front ~
me City Hall, commencinga at IL O'Clock, A. M one
Carriage three Horses and sundry other articles of
personal property to satisfy sundry attachment. IN
our hands against VIM. C. Walthall "
Terms made known the day of sale
THOMAS B. CARTER d. 8.
ap2 PHILIP P. WINSTON, D. s.
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND UN-
~ IMPR OWED LOTS ON & ID d ar1,r,c1,r

II E0hAAb2hDAAC AMI UNI
- IMPROVED LOTS ON CARRINGTON ST.
NEAR 18TH AND vENABLE Sis, AT AUC'
TlON,-On TUESDAY, I'd May 1854, at o'clock
Of the late Nathaniel @. Crow decd, situated on
Darlington street. the intersection of 18th and
Venabie streets The building (of wood is yetnew
and very conveniently arranged; and from its promi-
nent and delightful situation, might, with some
slight improvements, be made most pleasant resi-.
"A feet each, and running back 165 feet, which will
be sold together or sngly, as bidders may desire.
akms One-thlra casn balance at 4 and IL
tanned until pay ment in full.
By request of the ex'or and legatees of N O. Crow,
decd
ap2l TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF MOST BEAU
~ TIFUL BUILDING LOTS AND COUNTRY
SEAT, IN THE TOWN OF SIDNEY. AT AUG
TloN-On MONDAY, 18th April, (that being Eas
ter Monday,) commencing at IL O'Clock, A. M, will
be sold upon the premises respectively the follow
ing valuable and attractive unimproved Real Estate
in the town of Sidney, adjoining the city:
Three Lots at the intersection of Pine and Elwood
Tor Main) Streets each % 8-l2xl30 feet.
Ten Lots on the north side of Main street, just be-
yond the Public Square, and opposite the residence
Of Mr. James Guest each S0x125 feet to an alley 10
feet wide.
Ten Lots in rear of the above, fronting on the
south side of Federal street. opposite the residence
of Mr.. John Shafer, each 30xl25 feet to an alley.
Five Lots on the west line of Cherry street, and
Lots the east line of Calvert street, between ELL
wood and Federal streets, each 3Oxl45 feet to an
alley.
Twelve Lots on the north side OF the Plank Road,
adjoining the property of Messrs Warwick l. Barks-
dale, each S0xl50 feet.
Five Lots on the west side of Harvie street. and
within the enclosure of the late Z. r. Peticoas.
handsomely laid out with shade and fruit trees, &c.
Ten Lo's adjoining the residence of Mr.. John Car
ter's, near Warsaw, each 34x150 feet.
Also, 81 Lots lying on the north side of Harve st.,
opposite the residence of Mr.. L. 81 Dsnce-the whole
containing about5 acres, with beautiful oak grove,
number of select fruit trees, &C., and constituting
of the most valuable and beautiful sites for SUI
burban residence in the vicinity of the city
This sale is well worth the attention of those in
want of such property for improvement, those
who may be disposed to invest with eye to future
Advancement in value, such opportunity to pro-
cure choice Lots in Sidney SO near the city, may
again
TERMS will be varied according to the views of
bidders at the time of sale.
The sales will take place in the order above adver
tised.
TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
As the sale will commence at early hour and
continue during the greater part of the day. suitable
refreshments will be provided. lap Isl 7. / w.
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BY GODDIN & APP
VERY VALUABLE AND ATTRac.

" III rdLOAbL4E AND AITRAC-
~, TIVE REAL ESTATE ON MAIN 4 GRACE
s.frIKcEEETS, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND. AT
A1IoIioN;-At the request of the owner we shall
NJ NRS q, pIohc auction. ON the premises ON WE'D.
MEtSDA9 the Sd May, 1854. the following verv val
and attractive real estate, in the city Of Rich
Inc brick tenement on the North side of Main he.
NJ W sIn and 10Th streets, now in the oceupancy of
~. A. Favie I.froHting Main street pa fest
rer printing Office NO Hnqut
80. aIeer which will be sold that most valuable Man.
ow IN the the South Of Grace between 9Th and 9Th ats
ioinine tbe Occupancy of Mr. John B.. Tinsley ad
Vas.s t the residence of James Caskie ESQ on the
the Eas she residence Of corbin Warwick, Esq, on
more or les, ~ % feet and back $50 feet
above property is regarded as among the most
saiuaole-whether regard be had to the forn,sr for
an investment or for the latter a. privats sel,; M
time past. et ioi some
The sale viii commence with the former at o,clt
and with the latter at Al O'Clock, P. M oe1A'
TERms-One-third cash; balance at / and vser.
Tor negotiable notes interest added-ths same pars.
bic half early-secured by trust deed. pa5a-
4p ~ GODDTN ~ AppERCON
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DIES FRTCTIVE FIRE

fire broke out in Macon, Ga, on Tuesday last
which consumed the offices and residences of Drs
Thompson, Pie and Roosevelt, on Third street, to
gcther with some five or six stores on Mulberry
street, owned and occupied ~ Messrs Punch
Walker Messet and others also the fine edifce
known as the Central Railroad Bank, owned and
occupied by the Botanic Medical College OF Geor
gia The fire is supposed to be the work of an in
cendary. The horse and buggy of DR.. Thompson
were consumed in the flames The loss is probably
between forty and fifty thousand dollars.
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HOUsEHOLD FITRN,

v TITo1 "a. = ~ OoEIIOLD r UhNI-
TURE, PLATE, LIBRARY, &C., AT AUG
IoN-l shall sell at the mansion house of the late
Mr. ohm Wiekham, on TUESDAY, the I'd of the
next month Mayt all the Household and Kitchen
furnitqre, Plate Library lie, belonging to the es.
Iste OF the said Wickham, and also of the late Mrs
=. 3 Wickharn Among the articles to be sold are
Inc terms of sale will be For all sums under $50.
easn; ana Tor all sums above that amount credit of
SIX months the purchasers giving negotiable notes.
WIN. F. WICKHAM
me sale will be conducted by Messrs GoppIN &
Apr Z, RI and will commence at O'Clock A. M
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Tn Withdrawing from the business connex-
ion which has agreeably existed between Mr. Moses
H. Preston and myself for the past nine years, it
gives me pleasure to recommend bis industry, energy
and assdnous attention business to the cont nued
confidence Of our friends.
an i4-Im JOHN ENDEES.
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The undersigned will continue to conduct
the TOBACCO AND GENERA COMMISSION
the patronage of the friends of the late firm OF Pres
ton / Enders, and the public generally
MOSES II. PRESTON.
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LII OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Ivy Glen,' recently occupied by Mr.. w. H. Belts
and adjoining Judge Daniels Farm, will be sold or
TUESDAY, the 25th day of April, 1854, commencing
at O'Clock P. NJ, at auction.
This property is so well known, that a minute de
scription is unnecessary Those DESTROYS of purchas
ing this beautiful Farm, will call on Mr. 0;Neale
who resides on it.
There are 50 acres of highly improved Land in
fee simple, and Is acres of very rich Meadow, on
long lease.
1t is admirably adapted to Dairy Farm, being on.
ly one mile from the corporation.
AS there two dwelling houses on the place, it
will be divided in lots to suit purchasers. plat OF
which can be seen at our office in few days.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 4, s and IL
months, for negotiable notes interest added secured
by trust deed.
ans GODDIN APpERSoN Aucts
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WANTS.

w ANTED.-Owner for Horse wanted;
NJ brought here per steamer Jamestov p from
LUDLAM L WATSON.
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BUILDING LOTS ON BROAD ST. AT
II AUCTION.-On MONDAY, 18th April, easter
Monday Immediately preceding the above sales,
commencing at 10 O'Clock. A. M, upon the premises,
will be sold number of beautiful Building Lots on
mond College. These lots front on Broad street and
run back $50 fest and among the most beautiful
and desirable in that rapidly improving part of the
street.
POSTPONED by reason of the unftness of the
weather, to MONDAY next, oath inst, at the same
hour.
ap Is TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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THREE FRAMED TENEAIENTs ON

'HREE FRAMED TENEMENTS ON
Wa, THIRD STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Apnl, 1854, upon the premises Commencing at ii
O'CLOCK Gel TN Three Framed TENEMENTS on the East
Ine OF Third street, few hundred yards North of
Terms-One-third cash. balance at s and months
for gotiabe notes. interest added and title retain
ed till last note is paid
an 20 G6DDIN 4 AppEpSnN
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UsURANCE.

sToR FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY. NO. " CHAT
IA ham, Of Duane streetAt an election held
the 18th nst ths following named gentlemen duly
elected Directors for the ensuing year, Wis. |:
WIN. Pinekney, Joseph c. Appeby, BENJAMIN Merriams
John 4. Bunting. wn- 2. Arshn.. John B. horcsu.
Peter b. ccHins, Hishs Brooks, Mash Mossmss.
Daniel T. willsts, John Leyeridge, VIM. A. Brown,
Elijah Houehton, John b. Dunham, Thos. Williams, IT..
Nm. l. Conklin, Ebenexer b. Brown, George H. Franklin.
Peter a. Titus, Geo. b. Whthed, benjamin. W. Capps
Andrew Brady, Egbert 6osddss, William Close,
VIM. Everden, James J. Yrseborn, Stephen Pen.
And ~ subssqusnt meeting o. Directors, william +.
Company for ths next yssr.-New York, prn ID l86s
R0BT. D. HART. Sserstsry.
HAMILTON FIRE INsURANCR COMPANY, OTriOn.
Al No Tryon row, corner Chatham street, tnsures
shs most terms against loss and dsaAss BY rss
&c. WMxsa Secretary JOHN BRUCx. Prsadsat.
T,H1 METROPOLITAN FIRE MsuHANcR 0oxPAs
ny.-Cash eapltsI $500 000-0mos l0a BrosdvAy, seri
budns merchandise personal property and shps in po
and their earxoes, against ices damage BY ire
Dtpxcrcns
James Loriner Graham. Warren Delano, IT..
Edward Whtehouss, Henry Butler,
Joseph d. vArnum, Bowes Y. MeIvAino,
Leonard Appleby, Henry Dwight, Jr.,
Frederick IL olcott, Evan X. bebb,
William K. Strons. Gilbert L. Be.okmsc.
Moses Taylor, Joseph N. strong,
James o. sheldon. Lorrain Freeman,
Daniel Parish, EdwarJ MsoouhoR,
Gustavhs A. Conovex, John la Fargo,
Martin Bates, Jr, Charlea =. Applsbys
Isaac T. Ia ylor, Ioremiah WilbuR.
JAMES LOhikkR GRAHAM. President
EswAnD A. srAsssunv Secretary.
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EIWANCIALs.
&70O 0OO Q! TIE HIsIIyID cAfIrAL sTocE

100000 q s:|!:: ~ :: ST. :sSS
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aSs = no asssssnsnt q vhch 400 hass ass IS IFs.
@ 8 y: 4: c ri = Il
Sss IS: s.; s.: IS:
g: ' s.. ss' s.s: s; -:
lss.sibls quastss q marble fsestene afe satsssae
s.: ~ ::z s:.sss sss 80: ~
q thee Iseduots especially ceal vkieA ssls really fee
=: NJ: :! rs s.
s.s ss.
ssss g. Al n . S; lad s.ssss.s
producing poat has BEEN reached snss whisS
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By the nst August dividend win have bssn earned %
e .:s Il ss ssD:s.s s.s
earning viii increase In still greater ratio. he eutsl
ground s.lsrss Are and viii esssisss g !. p.AsS
day and night fox tho purpose 81 getting WORKING
.s On s az q A.
paDy determined upon the following line q policy U.s.
q tho oai S. y o = T.
to complete the sonstruction without the q
.nsns The :.ootssdss usss! sSs poisS
ne w :: IA
property believed that all tAss ei.ss &c
e. as K s ss sa. s u
brace this TO invest in this stock The
FL ~ sns
Their that the net earnings may Be d.
Tor
9sy h Be- %sa E
Company, No. Pearl street.
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HARLEM RAILRUAD-INLAND RoUTE.--oN AND
sn ds R tSs
street. acsomnodation train q A. NJ, stopping At Will
leaving Depot Of Sts and Centre ssreessMcrn
r. s.PYPss I. %sss R S.e sss
Chatham Fonr Cornsrs and srryins IN Albany a. 2A r
S;essa Ssi: S.s.:s:s F..ss: ais.
sss an. sSn r. Chatham T9T5 cIs
:. WS sy a :as cs:sa 4
north cros.. Fails a y y ~ and AID step
.PS M ssif
ticket. and h.y: .A.i. b.
Returning 70 Now York. leaving depot Western Railroad
train piping NJ mali station: ,sSys william. Brisgs
as
ham Four Corners, H.sals, M,ile.tcn, Armenia Dover
:.ss;s :,s.s ..
train Express leaves Troy a. 50 p NJ. and Albany
.s
p.s: ssgss boy, p,. na rassr;s1 Gro
sy this vi b landed between Croton Falls and
ass ssfs tho regular srsn leaving caoson P.s
e.: sss;s :::ni ::
w H. from Esii. :sspSi.s y ii .s.sa: e =
935 A. 350P. n. from Croton Falls stopping At al
irving ct New York 81 Is r. n. ga. and ~ r. n,
f :%. s aisi az i'sn s sssS
and col n, stopping At All stations;
Falls and all way stations at 30 A. and p N. Re
turning will leave Croton Falls at A. N. and 80 r. M
stopping at s way stations Passengers by the Sunday
trains will be received and landed in New York at the
Twenty seventh street station only.
Freight for Albany received daily until p. NJ the
depot corner Of Centre and White ssreots.
JOHN ID. ELIOT, 9upsrintandant.
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an BINKLEY CO., ISTHuUs FoRwARDERS
"a. and trsnsporters, Aspinwau and PsnAma.-AM
ninkley Co, long known as Isthmus forwarders and
through thor passenger transit
between and Panama have openo once AZ
7s Bvosdway under the Panama Railroad Company and
TO receive aud forward freight for Call
fornis ana the coast South America Goods should
- confignod 70 them At AsPtnwa whence they win be
.sanst 70 be paid sew York at The rate 81 70 cents
TUNED from Panama For full partculss and instrue
tons. apply 20 JOHN w. CARRiNGfON, Agent. Is
Broadway, under the Panama Railroad ONCE ABeats-A
W. Sweet, New Orleans; Joseph Hawes San Francisco,
kye 4 Co, Valparaiso.
CALIFORNIA FAMILY EXPRESS, IN CHARGE OF
~ conductors through from New York 70 Destination In
Salifornia-kunDels Hermann, well known passenger
xapgsments to families from part Of the United
states TO city IN CALIFORNIA; In charge OF careful con
enesoss all the way. Apply 70 A. L.. stimson, at soer
one. NO. " Broadway, Ne~ York.
TUNNELS 4 HERMANN, Panama.
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COAL

CUMBERLAND COAL THE NEW CREEK COMPANY
~ IL now receiving Baltimore regulsr supply Of Cum
berand coal from their mines In Hsmpshre county which
believed 70 be equal In duality 90 any coal mined in the
Cumberland region For purposes has Superior
The estimation In which ~ hold by engineers In the
United states and Tor the Of loco motives be
snoyn ~ me once Of me company Az street, New
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EXTRA PAY.

DRIvATEsR PENSIONERS WAR OF TIGER
u widows beirs will be paid all back pension money
due their certificates, on producing them before
snd date) Purscr U. 8. Navy, 81 Wall sweet.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRkCT-vu
~ New Jersey Railroad through in four hours-gSitst
mail and express lines leave New York. foot OF Cort
andt street, seven nine, and eleven A. NJ and At fou
snd half past ave NJ fare-s2 rs In seven and elevs
from New York and four from - In Mint
A. NJ half Ave y. M. Accommodation line leave
At twelve M az reduced prices from CortiAndt strees
through in s hour. Through tickets sold for Baltimore
IN she above trains Through baggage agents in the min,
snd half past trains only Passengers with bsgss~
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AEKRCHANTs LINE FOR ALBANY, CONNECTING
AVA Win rsnr9scs en- no ~ ma Mes-rsrc o. cents
Capt Hancock will leave the foot Of Robinson street
daily Saturdays excepted At 6P N. For freight pas
sage apply at tho once on the wharf :.
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WHOLESALE FIREwORK DEPOT, 50 DIVISION
street. be had the following Articles Of
first quality and Of the best 81 the lowest oAa
crackers gold chop torpsdoes jostio, pull
Ing crackers pin wheels soro blue lights port
Hres grasshoppsrs koman bengolas mines flower
potts. to sbons pigeons Chinese iers verscais
rockets with plain and colorsd fires cocrsd arss Coun
try dealers supplied and orders punotuAly attended
T. J. JONES, Importer OF toys and fancy goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-16

WAIVED TO PURCHASE IN BROoKLYs WITHIN
w twenty minutes walk o. Fulton ferry, house and
lot The not TO exceed ~ 600 Address note post
paid JOHN BLAIR 90 Fultonstrs Brooklyn stating
the locality and price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-16

DOMANTIC BUILDING SITE FOR SALE, or TEN
~ acres perfectly level lying upon the bAnhs Of river
property one hours ride from this oy by New Haven
raroac and mile from the depot Oysters and FISH
abundant ms the tide Gibbs and flows upon the banks
property price low and terms liberal For further parcu
lars send address to box 7O6 New York Post ofhoe.
DARE CHANCE.-FOR SALE, THE STOCK LEASE
asd futures Of the grocery store on Court street
Of the best and doing good business bettsr
chance seldom to who wishes to In
the business.
DARE CHANCE FOR BUSINESS MAN.-F0R SALE,
LII the lease fixtures stock In trade Of first rate
located In Of the best business streets in this city IL
IL we'll for first cass tea trade being fitted for
that purpose To be sold In consequence Of the death Of
the late For particulars inquire CsthA
rine street. after TO-