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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-09

Statement 10 con,radicted by the
~ ashing,on Star, on information OBJ.
Rsained from the Indian Department.
Whatever Maj. Gatewood may have
done in the matter Of these Treaties,
has been done upon his own motion,
and in disregard of the distinctions
from the Government at Washington
He was instructed to take delegation
trsm each tribe Of Indians without his
Agency TO Washington. there to make a
tsssty, for the cession of their lands. il
ley were willing to do So. While as
seiAbling the Indians for the purpose of
ebtsining The appointment of these del
egalions, he took i. into his head, proba-
bly, upon the suggestion Of Indian ira.
ders, 10 sgree upon some of the terms
Of one or more ire aties; bat as to having
any Of the attributes of an official OF
horized act, they are all CANNON
hey have no such character. Ii will
! well for Maj. Gatewood, if the Senate
docs dot think this an usurpa,ion OF
power which will justify the majority in
rejecting his nomination (which ye,
..lhangs fre"-for, if we mistake not,
ehere 10 positive stipulation of law,
fhat no treaty shall be made with In
lians. exceptby a Commissioners who
has been nominated to. and confirmed by,
the Senate. We can hardly look upon
khese treaties in any other light than as
criminal attempts 10 deceive the Indians.
They. it is probable, supposed they
were making trade with party fully
authorized for this purpose; and still,
lis said, that one clause of the treaty
vests the delegations, now on their way
Washington, with fullpower .ochange
the terms upon which the cesslon shall
be made if they think proper. II will
no. be long before we learn the manner
in which Maj. Lakewood is received al
Washington. aud how far they are dis
posed to indorse his actions. $40. Rep
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-09
Egooss and Stationery.

A good assortment of Books and Sta
tionery. A splendid article of writing pa
per, and any quantity OF things in the No
lion line. A first rate lot of Jewelry war
ranted genuine.
-.4LSO:-
A choice lot of Liquors, for medical
uses, consisting of Cogniac Brandy. Port,
Nledaira and Malage Wines, Rye Whiskey,
Old Monongahala, Tor medical ami me-
chanical purposes "only."
We are anxious to sell the above arti-
cles for what they will ing, and perhaps
less. Call in and see. Don't forget the
place, next door to Warden & Leightou's.
Jan. 18th, 1854.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-09
Estray Steer.

STATE OF Iowa, ss:
WAPELLo COUNTY. f.l
FENAKEN up before Thomas Sinna-
Il mon, Esq, Justice of the Peace
within and for said county. on The 20lh
day Of Dec, 1853, by Jonathan Boyce a,
his Plantation In Centre Township Of
said Stale; Estray property of the
following description, to-wit: A black
Steer four years ole last Spring. with a
white face and some white on hebsGlly;
no ear marks or brands visible art4 ap.
prs ised to be Of the value of Twenty
five dollars by Allen Boyce and John
Melton. JOSEPH HAYNE.
Go. cPk w. &. Iowa.
Jan. 18th, '54-3m-ul
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-09

The Iowa trade with ST. Louis is es.
tlmated by paper in that State to be
near sl2,OOO,00O annually. The Rock
Island road opens up portion of that
State to the business OF Chicago, The
Aurora Extension, Military Tract and
Peoria e. Oquawka roads will be in
operation i'll July next--slriking the
Mississippi opposite Burlington and also
at Oquawka. The completion of these
lines will open channel ia the business
of Iowa, lower down. The MILITARY
Tract road will soon be finished to
Quincy 80 as TO catch the business OF low.
er Iowa which may drop down to ,ha,
point. Our western neighbors will soon
be accommodated with ample facilities
for reaching our market. Extensions
OF our. roads are being constructed
throds different sections OF that State,
all WIN opens TO us trade which our
enterprTtng citizens should no, neglec,
to take Advantage of. Iowa has long
regarded#t. Louis as her mos. conven.
lent and only trading point and has
scarcely been mindful of the existence
Of Chicago as market. or business
place. Our railroads will soon intro.
duce Chicago to her as more conven.
lent and equally advantageous poin, for
trade. 81. Louis has enjoyed The mo-
nopoly OF the business ,pf our peighbor.
ing Stale solely from the lac, that she
was more accessible The difficulty of
reaching Chicago is now obviaIed, the
consequence OF which will be the open.
ing of heavy trade by the Iowa peo.
pie with this city. The question is not
so much whether they will come here to
trade as whether our business capital
viii be found sulficien, to accommodate
that trade. We can now compete sue.
cessfully with st. Louis SO far as acces.
sibility.is concerned, and now all we
want Is 10 be able to compete equally
successfully as regards capital embarked
i'll trade. We believe Chicago for the
coming season will be able to supply the
demand to be made upon her by the
opening OF these new aai numerous
channels of trade, yet we would advise
all our business houses TO make the best
possible show Of stock as the market,
will be the liveliesi by fifty to hundred
per cent ever known. The past year
besides bringing large portion of our
state within an arms length of Chicago,
has a. the same srrne opened 10 Us a
large portion of Iowa and Wisconsin,
On The opening of the spring trade our
streets will swarm with merchants and
business men from the interior of the
State and from Iowa and Wisconsin,
whose faces were never before seen on
Change. Let our jobbers aud dealers
be well prepared for shis by laying in a
supply commensurate with the demand
which inevitably be mace upon them.--
Chicago Democrat.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-09
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f. G. Mc'cIINrIcK.
]. II. CAMERON.

2. G. Mc'crINrIcK. J. r. CAMERON.
yGNHE undersigned having formed CO.
l. partnership for the practice Of Meti-
cine end Surgery, tender their professional
services 10 the citizens of DIhlonega AMI
vicinity. Office adjoining the residence of
DR.. MCClintica, where they may be founl
at al times unless absent Oh business.
McCLINriCN * CAMERON.
Dah!one5a, Dec. 10Th, '33-6ms
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-09
ID r U G S.:

Gum Camphor, re. Rhubarb Root,
fined, Corrosive sub.ina,e
Cum Aloes, Capt Red PrecIpila!e,
and Soctrine, Powdered Rhubarb,
Gum Opium, Tur- Powdered Jalap,
key, ipecac, do.
Gum Arabic, Caniharides,
Epson Salts, Corks, assorted,
Cream Tartar, Jars, bottles, Walls,
BoraX, refined, Castor Oil,
Flour of Sulphur, Sweet Oil,
birthstone, roll, Olive OIL, prime,
Salipeire, refined, Rad Gentlan,
hi Carb. of Soda, Spigela, or Pink
Fartaric Acid, Root,
Rochelle Sails, SIENNA. Alexandria,
Sal Soda, and East India,
Rad Columbo, Magnesia, calcineu.
i.lqu0rice Ball, and carbonate.
Glue, prime article, Extracts and Oils OF
Sulphate of Quinlne, all kinds,
Salomel, English ( Sand Paper assor-
American. ted.
PAINTS AND DYE-STUFFS:
Flax Seed Oil, pure. Paris Green,
Spirits Turpenline. Prussian Blue,
Copal. and Coach Dutch Nader,
Varnish, Indigo, best article,
Gum Copal, prime. Logwood, & Fustic,
Eng. Veniiian Red, Camwood and Mic
Spanish Brown, wood,
Yellow Ochre, Ext. OF lockwood,
Spanish Whiting, Alum & Copperas,
REQ Lead, Dry Verdigris.
Liiheragc, ... Alcohol d Whiskey
Lamp Black, Acid Murialic, Sui
Chrome Green and phuric, &c.
Chrome Yellow, Gold eaf, Bronze.
Lots, stacks and piles of almost every
kind of Patent Medicines.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-09
STILL PROGRESSING.

HE largest and best assortmenf Of
SGxiles, Fine & Common Harness,
Collars, Brides, Halters 4 Whips
is nov offered in Ottumwa. on the best
teraae ever in the State.
Nothing but good article made here.-
CaA and see, whether you wish to buy or
&ot. JoHN GRAVES. !
Dec. 18th, 1853.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-09
p. L. s. z. Van Deyenter & Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Men and Boys Clothing,
India Rubber Goods,
Nos. lG2 and lSA
Main ST, corner Of Washington .4vsnue
ST. LOUIS, MO.

!" E are now receiving from our man
w ufactuory in New York. our SPRING
Stock, which will be unusually large, and
comprise all GRADES of MEN and BOYS
CLOTHING, from the coARsEsr FABRIC TO the
FINEST French CLorH; and general as
sortment Of SHlRIs, FURNISHING GooDs,
UMBRELLAS, CARPET Bags, sc. &C.
Our stock of lndiil Rubber Goods,
will be very large. as we shall receive those
goods from several different manufactures.
Persons dealing in the above articles are
particularly invited to call and examine our
stock, as we intend to sell goods at as low
prices and on as liberal terms as any house
in the city.
Feb. 9th. '5i-n5-ly
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-09

y 40 ~ > n Ns-~k sD-hs
AVlNG permanently located in OF
L e tumwa, tenders his services to the
citizens of the place and vicinity,
lie may be found at his Office, one door
East of Hawley's Store, or at the "0ttum-
wa House" except when absent on pro-
tessionai business. sept 10, 80
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-09

n Why is widower like a dilapi-
dated house! Because he wants TO be
! o-p0iyed.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-09

1854. SPRING SALES. 1854.
ALoSzo CHILD. lE.a.PRArr, }Ew.rox,
New York City. Io.w.cHILD. }s.c.MANsun
Child, Pratt & Co.,
DIRECT IMPORTERS
AID W HOLESALE DEALERS
IN FOREIGN g. DOMESTIC
H.4RDW.ARE. CUTLERY, GUNS,
RIFLES. &C..
lat Main st., ST. Louis, Mo.
80 Cliff ST., New Fork City.
WILL be in receipt, for Spring Sales,
w OF one of the largest stocks and
most complete assortment of Goods in our
line, ever offered in this market. Import
ing ell our Foreign Goods direct, and pur-
chasing our American Goods from the
manufacturers, lat lowest cas.. prices, 1--WE
are enabled to offer Merchants and pur-
chasers, Goods at as LOW PRICES and
on as favorable terms as any house East
or West. Our stock wi II embrace large
ana very complete assor tment.
AGRICULTURAL TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS.
OF the latest and most approved kinds ann
qualities. of Scythes, Snat his, Forks Rakes
Han died and Corolina Hoes, Shovels and
Spades, Scoops, Hames. Collars, Chains
OK, trace and others; Axes-all makes and
kinds, Picks, Mat,ochs. &C. &C.
HOUSE FURNISHING AND BUILDERS HARDWARE
Large and complete assortment of Locks
Latches, Butts, Hinges. Screws, Bolts,
Brads, Nails, &C.; Trimmings-great vari-
ETY..
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS TOOLS.
Planes, Saws, Chisels. Augers, Braces,
Bits, Drawing knives, Squares, Trowels,
Gauges. BevIs, Hatchets, Hammers, AIDES,
Board, Burch q Broad-Axes. Gimblets, &c.
BLAcKsMrrHs' TOOLS, sc.
Bellows, anvils, Vices, Hammers, Screw
Plates. Horse Nails, Shoes, Files q Rasps
of Butchers and other makers-all kinds
and sizes.
cooPERs' TOOLS.
Large assortment of Knives, Hoops,
Planes, &c.
very large stock and assortment OF
Westenhomns, Butchers and others. Ia
BILE. Pocket, Pen, Butcher and Shos Knives
Razors. Shears, Scissors. Carvers, &C. great
variety.
GUNS, RIFLES, GUN TRIMMINGS MouNrrN os.
Single and Double Barrelled, English =
German Rifles, Pistols, Mountings Trim.
mings-great variety.
Together with a general assortment Of
other goods usually kept in Hardware
Store. Saws, every variety, Mill. x Cut
and Circular, of best quality. furnished at
manufacturers prices.
OTOrders promptly filled and forward
ed. CHILD, PRTT q Co.
Feb. 9, lS54-n5
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Business Cards.


47s EDHSAL NOE sE.
A. ID. WOOD. A. HAWKINS.
E would respectfully inform the
w inhabitants of Otumwa and VIZ
cinity that Wood and Hawkins have
formed copartnership in the practice Of
Medicine and Surgery. and are prepared
10 attend all calls in the line of their
profession.
Punc.ual attendance and reasonable
charges.
One or both may be found a. their
Office. or q, their residences when not
absent on business. Dir. Hawkins resi-
hcnce--three doors west Of the County
Treasurer's Office on Main Street.
WOOD e. HAWKINS.
November 9th 1853 ...
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-09

Strict attention paid to the purchase and
sale of every description of Country Pro-
dGce, Manufactures and Merchandise.
X + + ERE CES.
lro. w. Thorne, New York; Hatch, Hill
& CO.. bosron, Gil / Hardman s. Stephens,
Wheeling; John Porter, Boonyiile; Mo. !,
Henry Van Bergen, Cincinnati; George A.
Gibbs s. Co., Chicago; VOORHEES,, Grigss a
CO., New Orlea ms; Heron s. Crissweil,
Pittsburgh; Ballantine Outcalf, Bruins
witch. Mo-; Mayors q Brown, Blooming
ton, Ills; Pag e & Bacon, st. Louis; Street
& Baer. Oskal oosa; G. Parsons, keokuk.
February 10TH 1854.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-09
botanic Physician.

ID IL. Z. RUSH,
TNENDERS his services TO citizens Of
l. Ottumwa and vicinity. Office one
door north OF the Recorders Office, Main
street, Ottumwa, Iowa.
March 81, lS53-tf.
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EXCURSIONS.

CHEAP EXCURSION TO STATEN IsLANp--rARE.
" sxpencc Boats Ieave foot Of Whitehall street south
,ee Of The Battery every hat hour and sal mile.
tho bay touching at Quarantine SITS aud Vanderbilt
landing 1bis excursion II OF the best in the vicinity Of
York land grsn visiting the city should fail
enjoy affords splendid ofths bay and har
Dor Atlantic and Surrounding scenery which s
squsiled b, any in tho world
ExCUbsI0N TO the FISHING BANKS THE
u steamer LAURA KNAPP, Cap. Anderson, ~ni leavs
frsnkii street North river 81 O'clock Amos street ~
IA spring street A. ~ fteh slip Hast river At d Brooms
sireos, at tt4 Piet No. North river, 81 O'Clock.
Ntw yoiK 4ND COMFY IsLAsD FgRRY-THE
~ new and splendid steamer SokMALk, Capt A.
HHcheoek, will ecmmencc tunAipg regular trips the
shove ferry and ATE, sA,rrasy JUNE 10 1854 follows
,ssss sR'.nF srsS' = 49, IN seo " =. ~;
icy IsIsbd at n A. and OK v M iAndias At Port
HasiitoE esch way Fare lzk cents no half price tor
tLndfeh Ills boat ha. boep parchss-a and put tbs
ferry vnbout he sn Of the
pnic n. y. All Iers ere for ia trusting
scceurt q th--hid cleaner orsvners cHAs. ncrEtLL.
sg0tt.
Iuf PAVILION or yAtO ISLAND Is NOW OpyN
Ter til reception Of ,isitore, ~bsre b. fcua4 ~
all times beth EASING and drinsisg The very
Hattt The hstktnr st this place unrsaed
IL Les~g tct eclly SAFE little Nccs cans sivnJs On
tspa
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MATRIMONIAL.

MADAM MORROW WILL MAKE MATRIHONY RADy,
M and win osase happy pairs 70 come together. whc
show you your busksnt friends thrsa
which she will to illuminate and
invoking tho Of her wondesfI
science which sstoIshsa thoussods daring hss ssay
street. 6stweeA Cannon and Columbia. csAtssA net -
mitted
NEATRIMONY MADE EASY OR HOW TO WIN =
m lovefProfessor Lawton, 9oston formerly Of Lonaeu
Will seod to = dre. on receipt q one dollar
devoted affections o. many Of the opposite ths
hcsr,s may desire The process 10 simpis yos esvt
anes positions and last though not least y o.. b
with such and deoaoy that detecslcn u In
possible. Address Professor Lawton, Boston, hs1 -
etter taken the Post Once unle the 10 pa
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AIRS LADOMUs NO. 2os CANAL STREET. 10 uoU
eouftbP narrass shs will also make ievs nsslal -
tween parties does not exist; Sad 49,
things TOO sumcroust mention in advestssnsat n
this Piease give me call.
AIRS WILLIS THE GREAT AsTROLO0IsT. WILL
NI Of life that will
tenshtd though sho bind o. witehcrat sad yras
ses ,hips what ieabe 70 phsso
ply sheriff street. fourth door from Rviagtsa dan
over the door, up stairs.
MADAME MORROW rs. WITHOUT Exceptions, TN
UI wonderful astrolosst In the world
ever been hno.n She WI tel past prs.sa s,S fsAsss
friends which has sstonhed thousands during her travels
In Iuope She seventh daughter Of ntb dssshts
her wonderful science tel even Msir hoyshse so
the greates. happiness Of mAtonisf bss She u -
scsn6ant Of astsooFsrs hing back for centUe
and be4 pYediesous astonishing ell w
her All Who have dsspp nsed slssvhsss sne tAsss
vi " Q speedy y arrsge call soon and they
eepenc upon advice founded The eternal SsnsG0
science ~ Broome street. betwesn caansa -
COLI mhia streets. Gentlemsn not admitted
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EXTRA PAY.

TT O. rAvY TxTRA PAY oYrICE-sATLoRs WHO
" between 1915 and In he Pacific Ocean served In
To-. oipnfus cyare Ire ohio Dale. sh.rt ksiie, ysn
tnha rdelenc-nce Lcvsnt. Congress DID phin, Ewing,
Prete snppiy, Warren southampton MAssschuscts Tex
inston ~ MARS Portsmouth. Be- Lawrence Nfnccnnes
fhluouh savannah Copsttu ion Fredoria thef widows
sDwAsH BTssyLL. Agent
cad os,s) Purser T. Nsvy. O. AZ street. bAsepsp.
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NR RICHARDSON, LATE CONSULTING PHYSYCIAD
IL to the Mes York Celiessof Medicine and PharassR
graduate Of the Roy Col Of DubAin =
sonsuted On all diseases from M TOT NJ 81 his 49,
sultDg W frnes street Of mefeer Le11G
from the country attended to. W 3
Hk. O.. DUBOIS RAY NE CONSULTED II mn
~ spssisty, diseases offemnles ~ children ~ his 49,
no L0s9 BrcAdway Tvecy ninth street. Pest -
oonmupiosticrs srsvsrse ~ wall -
TYR HACK cAyBE CONSULTED IN ms sPECIAhl
~ ~ No on white strcet four doors west Of Hroof
way, from A. Mtoi IN, sed from seer n
bv him only Remedies g. See bis diploma
nR. WARD. no. 90 CANAL STREET ONE p00o
~ east Of Broadway, can be confutod ~ usuaS yit4
certainty. Hours from A y. til eP ~ Dr. W. = .
gaduate ~ sdnturT Scotland ano - bssn sxsssa yseB
most successfully devoted TO his speciality
nk 81 ELLIoTT Hss REMOVED FvOM BROAD
IL way 10 No ~ stuyvesant street opposite - ma<s
tLuYch vbsre wl1 devote special attentsoa ~
practice Of hh.ic medicine and 1sNa1 or
from 10 20 hondays Wednesdays and HF1ay1
LroR THE Pooa,-DR 1IsLER CAN BE CONSULTED
the yose :, deceased every .undsy aai ursdsy.
attenda and defines gratuitoas.
n Lar IA puyeYCTAm
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CuAUrcEY BARNARD NEAL LsThrE BROKER.
Y hne removed 10 No ~ HrJsdway. few doors rsio
81 ,ree where his riends 1sd the publ viii atssys
find for sale homes sitnbie for the mi onarc
mechanic stores country ses.I building lots. 40 &c
TAR BRADSHAW mas REMOVED TO NO asFRaNK.
IL lin street, west Of, and rear Broadway.
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TT s. NAIL STEAMSHIP CONPANY.-FO NEW
Orleans via H.yans0s Mo9S.y JT y% y the well
Gowan This steamer has been thoroughly overhaued and
fitted with boilers, cabins, and furniture,
She WI sail On ne issh June, . rs from Warren
stateroom BERTH 80; second cabin berth sO storage
berth, and found S Passage be secured At the
cubic FOOT win BE- received the sh iS.s Specie only
blank bills Of sdng Of the form ssued by Tho company
application ~ their ONCE No other form signed and
bills OF ladng will bs signed after the hour Of sailing
freight passage apply at the Office Of the sany III
W est street. corner Of Warren. N. u k0BEKTS.
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M LAEHoNT, PARIS AND LoNroN PHYSICIAN
w. ard sursssr e osnsutcd in he eiay ss <2 RssAs
,r.tt tsrssr o. broadway, from III till r. n, aa6
from tiil ths svssiSS, except saIdsyh bs-Hss
the dyug store
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TINTED srATEs NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA,
~ via Aspinwsu and Panama. Passage only N5--The
Isthmus crossed six hoars-Taesday, June TO- At two
o'clock from pier loot Of Warren street North river
will be dispAtched the feet steamship GEORGE LAW c.
" Fox. U. s. Commander, 70 connect st Panama with
tie we'll known and superior steamship SONORA Through
cheap ratesfrst cabin state berth inou ding
Mr. HLIltys entire transit ticks from ship to hp S225
second saoon open berth including Hlnkley entire
transit ticket above f steerago berth including the
walk tide 70 Panama Sb Tho accommodations for pas
sengers In the Of Pacific and Nail
Companies unsurpassed and parties about visit
lifornia invited TO call and examine for themselves
For passage apply at the Company Office, to
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, 1T West strset.
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A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE, CARRYING THE UNI
htod States mail The splendid packet ship GERTRUDE,
Australia has large portion Of freight and passengers
bonrne Has roo for fs rst nd ssc"rd amin =.
This ship cobnss great speed with strength
Of build and Is warranted have damaged
into port leaky In the lonoss and ventilation
her cabns she surpasses all competitors For freight
-rf' r. W. CAMERON, ns Wall street.
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- The following houses reception transient or
w b opened y the ah q ssns
Kennedy United states Hotel s. q Merrs Psviiion
houses are situated within four hundred ysrd apart and
front the and within yards OF bathing
Persons DESTROYS Of securing address the
Alice Price, Christopher and the Ocean wsvs ply
daily from the foot Of Robinson and streets FOG
time see daily Diapers. LONG BRANCH PR0PRIErORs
SMITHSONIAN HoUsE-6oi BROADWAY, ON THE
below Hou,s ss s hoss ssn last
completed entirely building with now furniture
Throughout will DO opened the 10th June instant The
fort Of fret class hotel Prices Of ranging 90
cents day. each Meals tho 20 BE-
connected wish the house or elsewhere IS tho guests
prefer Gentlemen from the country with their wives
families will DO received with especial attention. and TO all
his patrons the popstoi viii guarantees as comfortable
'e'0"'oo' mo pest n'''' SIDNEY j IN :i'Y kopxAs
GA BATHING.-THE OCEAN nc USE, AT sHREws.
lury j., viii be opened by its proprietor, HENRY
erection OF buildings have made this
during the past year witch will for
feet have teon built from Which may
ob.Ssd as we cool and shaded promenade an asbor
about hubdred yards distance The furniture
ioTo conduct esaassh@sns ON isa mos. ssr. sss
boats leave the foot Of konsen street. each
day As per advertisement I'm the daily pspers applies
star Hotel, in Lsp-ssrd street. N. Y.
THoMPsos ATLANTIC PAVILION HIGHLANDS
N j., 10 open for the reesptioe OF guests where
Sssr AND urf bshns j. J. on Prsps,o
yNApAwAYUsK HOUSE. sToSIsGTos, CONN.,
w This es,abIishment having been pat In eomplsts
rspsr win be open for the reception ~ ssss on hs 18th
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ExaIBITION OF the GREAT CALIFORNIA TREL
~ a. go bsoedwsy adJoaing Nblo's Gardsn This IA
cumfersnce aud It's exhibition Is NEE wish
otter matter whatsoever, Admission Is oents chlcren half
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GRAPES GRAPEsii HOT-HOUsE GRAPES ITO
u garden ers and growers fruit JOHN PIERCE Is
buy any quantity Of ane grapes.
which be will the highest msrket price, At his Italian
Warehouse, 6s3 Broadway. between Amty and Fourth
kB-knauires from any part Of the.country on
,Lie buainess shall be pl pity anBWtred
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CLOTHING, 80.

CssT or CLoTHiNg.-A LAR0E QUANTITY
~ wanted--The snbreribar wishes 10 purchase about
9r worth Of good left on elothins. Gerusmsn wishing
to dpcss " large snai lct obtain thA highest
rscs earror ney ~ appStng 70 JAMES koRuNs
20 ~ Orange street. sea- 0.s'tan strsss
AIN AND BoYg cIo1HIse-Al vuoIssasr
IA Aa' 'a'sp' " 'A.'sysH ,gs s,ss'- agu, a,s.
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TENANTS REGISTER.

A BOARDING HOUSE TO LET.-THE SUBSCRIBER
IA offers his house to let 1t is tuated on the highlands
Of the most delightful situations the seAooA
handing full view Of the bay and harbor Of New York and
we'll known resort The furniture 70 let With the
house For particu apply the premises Communi
cation BY steamboats, Thos @ Hasht and Alice G. Prce,
wv = ''''''''. WILLIAM JONES' Proprietor.
Highlands Of Nevisink Monmouth county, N. J.
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EASTERN EXCHANGE HOTEL, nos. 1873 AND H5
~ Second avenue, Twcntyth street, Is now
manent bc arders The house fitted up with every
commodation make guests comfortable Terms 81 per
day, or - 90 per week. l.. BLAKELOCK.