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BOOKS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENT.
ATlVES.

LIBRARY HorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
Washington, July 81, 1854.
A LARGE number Of books be,onzing TO the L.
IA brary Of the House of Representatives have
been drawn by members and other persons on their
orders. and stand charged to their accounts It If
important for the preservation of the es that thew
should be returned before the close of the session
MATTHIAS MARTIN
Librarian House of Representatives
iy el-dl~
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On, CARPENTERS q BUILDERS

FJNHE undersigned has on hand, and will constant
II " keep a large assortment Of Sash Door, and
Mouldings, which he feels confident he can furnish
at lower rates than any estsblishment in the Die
trict If those in want Of such articles viii give
Q call, can suit them IS 10 price and qua ity.
Also on ksni, few Of those hard power circular
SAWS, g newly patented article, by which saving
Of labor Is effected. Call and zee them.
WIN r. WOODWARD,
eth street, between NJ and Il tts north.
Nv 2t-3ts
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NFAGEETIC ELECTRICAL MACHINES Of novel
wi construction. and highly recommended d T
Nervous aud Rheumatic Ccr pisints, can be obtained
at the Factory retail price ftom
WI. r. WOODWARD,
~ 24-3as r-' corr er 9th and ets.
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NEW DaGUERRRAE GALLERY.

TNIE ESTAbL. SHMENT formerly owned by Mr.
Il 9hoinpsos, has been purchased by DIR. vanner'
son. OF this city, and entirely reitei IL for the pur
pose of taking Bsguerreotypes with all the new ir'
provements Of the art comprising the Stereoscpe
and the deseryeily popular Crsycn Daguerreotypes.
for which he is nnr1valei.
VANNERSONS DAGJERREAN GALLERY.
between AZ snd 6ta stS . Pa. avenue.
iy 22-lw5
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CIGARS y

L HAVE just received direct from Havana, o Larry.
Il aud very supericr invoice Of CIGARS, among
which viii Re found
Operas, Ri Si2lo, Washington Club
Cassforss, Grsbucos, Damss. &c.
Al'o, on hand choice ios OF Garispds Chewing
Call and tec.
EDW'D @. DYER, Wine Sore,
"a. svcnre, betsoen 18th and !: tn SIS
" 2S-St
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TTATHEMaTIcAL DRAWING INsTRUhEp,
IA trnr, p.ris in cases Of various sisas ena
scsinuons. bought ia person froa the nt Ike
fne undsrsignsd, ana for sale ct unusually ,0'
-, rom 81 Is upwards. This day oRsnscv "
may T-t EhAHA
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DJCH JEWELRY.-Jrst cpened a csse Of
LII Rich Jswelry, embracing all the newest and
most elegant patterns, to which invite the aten-
ton OF our customers
NJ. W. GAIT & Bro
siyn Of the Golden Eagle,
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
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BRANDIES. WINES. &c.

r HAVE on hsnt fcr private s,ls, spd ct v~ry lov
II .psices, considering the quality, the balance Of
he stock Of W!acs iduois, Cor6isis &C. Of Juli1s
A. Peters, EsC. Those acquainted with tho chsrae-
ter Of these articles viii he exceedingly pleased with
he pri es. am au- riz 4 to c.ase this stcct N
ousntities to suit. FEE r~s
JAMES c. McGUIRr,
ID iy 2s-St sla Commission Isrchsnt
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REMOVAL.

THE undersig ned respectfully informs ms lr,ep
i and the public generally, that b. hss ielu ~
t. ID, between b and streets, near The oia al
where the business Of Painting In genera, va.
carried on In al Its various branches anu n, -
terms to suit the times. Il honDN
iy l7-eo2W
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NATHAN RICHARDSON'S "Elements o. y.
IN at Sight" most excellsut vork fcr 1s ~,
ON the Piano Forts, just received Ct sse no1 TrTi
Of HiLeoe
- ~ 90 f--.--
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QC RkWARD.-Strayed rom the subscriber ihs
cpc 18th Of July, small white COW, with short
horns, Der left ear sul eQuaTe Of. She was bcugtt
from Mr.. Wells, Va, near the Falls The atoTe re-
ward will be given on delivery to
WIN. HICKS,
Besll, hetw. Green Washington sts, 0eot'n.
~ c9-S.f
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'iSon'y on'A Sonkress snoul0 approve 1t; and
also that Postmaster General Campbell has
simply discharged his duty to his trust, In
peremptorily directing that nothing should be
done by his subordinates in the establishment
Of an entire new mail service across the conti-
nent, at an annual cost of $424, 200, until the
power in this Government charged with or
dsring all expenditures of tho public money,
shall have duly ordered him so to do.
The Reciprocity Tteaty.-Is is thought in
Washington that the Senate now spend some
time daily, in considering the Reciprocity
treaty. From all we can learn concerning the
views ofsenators upon the subject, as expressed
in conversation outside of their chamber, we
have come to the conclusion that possibly TO-
day-certainly before the termination of the
session-thss treaty sciH be ratified. It is no
longer to be doubted that two thirds of the Sen.
ate are its friends. We have repeatedly OK.
pressed the hope that this great measure for
the future Of American commerce-of North
South, East and West-may be consummated
as speedily as possible, and therefore rejoice
at tho prospect Of which we write above.
Balances Of Pensions.-Under the provisions
of the acts of March 2, 1929, and June 10.
!S40, the balance due deceased Revolution.
airy pensioner, leaving children, but no widow,
belongs to the children, and can be paid only
to them, or the executor or administrator
on the estate OF the deceased pensioner; not as
assets Of the estate, but for the sole use and
benefit of the children.
The Illegal Alteration CT the Minnesota
Land Donating Biil.-The following is q COPY
Of the third section Of the bill above referred
to as it passed the House:
SEQ. 3. and DO tt further enacted, That
the said lands hereby granted to the said Tor
ritory shall DO subject to the disposal of any
Legislature thereof, for tho purpose aforesaid
and no other, nor shall they enurc to the bene-
1t OF any company heretofore constituted or
organised, and the said railroad shall be and
remain public highway for the use of the
government of the United States, free from
Toll or other charge upon the TRANSPORTATION of
my property or troops Of the United Statas.
nor shall any Of said lands become subisot To- !
private entry until the same shall have baen
irst offered at public sale ct thu increased
price" toe -. $50
The alteration consisted in substituting for
he word COZ" printed above in italics, the
word sand" 1t IL charged that the effect Of
his change has been to secure the lands to |
'artieulax company; Congress desiring, on |
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relatives there upon their privilege, instead
OF the worthy sons of tho worthy poor.
This custom, though by no means general,
Is too often followed. When they got there,
however, their influential connections are of
no avail to them, as they are rigidly compelled
to stand or fall according to their individual
merits. 1t is notorious that in most cases,
youths taken from hard labor, carry of the
institutions highest honors. We have q class
in our minds eye at this moment, of which,
son Of the veteran Colonel De Russy
was . member, De r. being then the super
intsndsnt of the institution. The son of Col.
Smith was also IF the class, as we'll as the
nephew Of the chem President of The United
States, General Harrison. If We remember
correctly, General Tottsn, the head of the En-.
gineer Corps and sx.of6cio the supervisory
head Of the institution, was also Q member of
tho same class. Neither Of these youths were
found competent to pass the examination, and,
Of course, they were all dismissed, while the
honors were carried of by the sons of humble
parents. The son Of John @. Calhoun, then in
the zenith Of his fame. was also in the same
class, and passed low down the list These
facts illustrate most forcibly that the demo-
cratic rule Of individual desert IL administered
Ehers, psrhsps moro igidly than in any other
educational establishment in either hemis.
phsrs. We trust that the country win ponder
On the truths We Jststs, above for Il. il high
oms that It should come to understand, that
s0mssning Of An army is absolutely necessary
'ot inc well being Of the State, and that its
omcefs should always be competent to serve
tae'r country a faithfully and successfully a.
the eleves ct West Pointd did in the Mexican war.
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. JN0. ADAIR pLEAsANTs,
AT REEY AT LAW,

7h street, opposite National lntell;oenc<r 0ffce,
WASHINGTON. d. c.
AGENT FOR ALL CLASSES OF CLAIMS AND
ACCOUNTS BEFORE THE EXECUTIVE
DEPARTMENTS AND
CONGRESS
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INSURANCE..

A sToR FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY, NO. 81
N Chatham street, corner OF Duane. At an election
held the 18th inst the following named gentlemen wore
duly elected directors for the ensuing year, Viz
Wn r pinkpey Jos c. A1pleby Benz Norman
John A. Bunting, WIN. G. Arthur, John Moreau,
villas q brake Fran W Orsbury, Abram Duryse,
Peter n Collins. Tlisha Dr. ooks Mach Moseman,
Daniel Mliets, John Ieyeridge, VIM. A. Brown,
F!iiah Uoughton. John H. Durham, Thos williams IT.,
VIM l. Conklin, Ebener. III. Brown, Geo. III. Franklin,
Peter II Titus Geo u. WHITFIELD Benz. W. Clapp,
Andrew Brady Egbert Scudder, VIM Gloss
VIM EverdelI James ?. Freehorn stephev Peil.
And at subsequent meeting Of disectors, William T.
Pirkucy Eco nmously elected President OF the
Gsl 80 -.gA-.
New Ysrh. april IL.
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THE TURF.

~
DALTIhoRE, ND, RACES.-THE SPRING MEETIN G
II over the course At Herring Run near Baltimore
Maryland will commence the rst Tuesday 9th day Of
First day Tussday-Joeksy Club Purse 500 three mile
same day-sweepsakes for year olds mile hssts-scoo
subscription half forfeit the Club TO give $500 two
Sons name; Pho BY Marins out y csssanars Thoass
wis,sn name, oh BY Imp GisSsoe dam y Asao:
aitshea Also col sesTss s. All.
names Iy Imp Aiadersy out Of Ann G. W Dill.
ahpnt names ch BY Imp Glencoe ~ of Ausadora BY
sssOndday-w.da.sdsy-Joc Club Pssse $780, tive mile
heats.
half forfeit mile heats the Cub to give $3.50 two or
Ssiiu 1.y. Esss .G
hsdS S Ma n
Glenses dam By wagner years G. "; Dillahgat names
~ Imp Yorkshire, dam BY Imp Glencoe, 4 year..
Third day-Thursday Jockey Club Purse $500 mile
Same for year sab.srp..on
4. Miner names eh. Bonds BY Imp Glencoe dam By
Issnsr 4 ? FIELD n.ne.S.s. %nd irissmsn. ~ Imp.
Davis Gsrres Imp Glencoe; Gel n. r. singleton
Fourth Day-Frday- Club purse ooo four mile
heats.
siSS orfss Club 70 Give
two or more start; Col Calvin Green names b. BY Imp
TsIss sssys B. TsrTissT, y Imp soys.sisn, out q
Jane n Ma s, Little w A.snI ny Imp %
Tii,h Club purse $500, mile heass
Same day-swsepstakes for all ages, = single heat OF
ss fort Sss' club to
500 1.-TWO more start. r $ Fowler names Co T. B
y mp MoasrsS years Field names .sis Plea.
oiowiHs matches are to come on o. tn. same weeks
Col, narss aPssnss colt against Col ci...ec.t Little
s. J. CARTKR, Proprietor.
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HOUSE TO LPT-THE THREE STORY AND HIGH
Ii basement house, No. So West Twenty seventh street,
has all the modern improvements and Croton
third story, Apply to SAMUEL EDDY, 63 wall street,
basement.
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMONIAL OFFICE, 80 GREAT JONES STREET,
Iu corner of the fevcryThose wishing to form mari
mohis alliance will hnd 70 their advantage by calling at
or Addressing post paid Mrs Prcwster who has opened
matrimonial register whereby lady gentleman may
70 themselves partner Tor life without resortng TO
the UNPLEASANT alternative o. advertising express thor
wishes Parties must send real name residence busiue
reference circumstance requisites &C. which will be
changed Everything nceruinr letters Interview strict
~ confidential Terms;-Gents. 81, ladies' nothing
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nIsSoLUTIoN COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
- fore existing between Bsret II. Van Auken Jay l..
Adams Cor Adams, at s6 Washington street. in this
city expired on the soth April last limitation
The business OF said firm will be settled L. Adam.
and Cor. Adams, at No 30 Greenwich street who VIII
firm in liquidation. JAY L. ADAMS
New York, Nay 1854. COR. ADAMS
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

HISTORICAL NoyEL-."THE PORTRAIT OF ELIZA.
Ill aud the Mysteries Of q Mes,n by Delgaio The
novel intended to portray In fashionable life Of
interesting character AL who are desrous Of subscribing
can by calling at tho once Of 81 Mulato 80 Canal
street, corner Of Broadway, up stairs.
SPIRITuAL TELEGRAPH, TIE ORGAN OF MooERH
- spirtualsm In AmerisA commences its third volume,
Nay 1854 and will DO issn,d weekly As here ofors Thos
derous Of Learning the facts and phorophy Of spiritual
and most authentic snbrsens this whole sub
HE In advance. Half yearly subscriptions viii be received
Specimen numbers sent free Address Partridge Britt
spirisu8 Bookstore, so Broadway.
RIO THE LADIES-THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECT
fully hogs 60 announce that his MAsasin de Nodes
Pari hue de 10 Paix has been enlarged BY branch In
this city No t Broadway opposite The Metropolitau No.
te he ess their particular ttsnton 70 the Jarrett ana
most extensive OF entire style OF bon
nets caps headdressot and novelties ever imported La
dies respectfully invited 70 examine the
lshmcn and he datters himself that this assortment VIII
be considered . Of the most rich and elegant N tss
metropolis The will be open Tor vsitere
Thursday next May the 4th splendid assortment
mourning bonrets and cape will also be onered hAisON
DR vOS Paris: New York, $50 Broadway, opposite the
Metropolitan Hotel.
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L'AECY PIGEONS OF EVERY VARIETY AND BEST
stock for sale Apply at 1873 Clinton street, BROOKLYN
IN the before o'clock after ave O'Clock
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SPORTING. sc.

CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD DO not FEEL
very anxious but ha wing heard Dragging, take
the these few lines let all would
be boss pullers inow there chance for them make
good lays work, any Of them beat rowing on
bet o. 900 upwards feel but little med for
tie result s remain your master, one and all for
respectfully WN. H. DECKER
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MUSICAL.


A GREAT BARGAIN.-0NE OF T. GILBERT CO.'S
n $40 pianofores for $500 IL applied for within
days at 75 Atlantic street. Brooklyn Ii not sold will be
rented Ut ~ per month.
NOTICE TO YOUNG MEN.-vALLO LA BLACHE,
IN the celebrated volint and ventriloqust,
guarantees to teach any young man e play the violin in
ventroquism natural magic with without apparatus
rent to part Of the United States Residence 400
Brcome street, near Broadway.
DIAN0 wANIED--WoRTH $500 TO S500-IN Elk
change for good railroad stocks Address, with price,
ac., Pianoforte, Herald efhce.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL INSTRUCTION, by
Mrs MINER ia Sullivan street. A thorough know
ledge % the music the students and alton
ton raid TO Their improvement. Terms moderate.
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THOSE VINO WISH TO KNOW THE ONLY TRUs
and Philosophical science OF gaining the affections
either Do % ~ Addressing Prot Forester post
i4c. ta,lsala = .sL's La aGR.S Pat 9--cs
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DOVER PRESSES FOR sALE-HoRs LARGE SIZE
cylinder presses quite and in perfect ordsr, ZOE
able Address box 442 Post once
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AMB0Y RAILROAD TO PHILADEL-
~ phia, from pier No J. N,rth rverTws lines daily at
IA NJ and r. NJ The acconmoda alton line at A. M, by
steamboat John Potter to South Amboy thence BY
through in i've hours: fare s..
TOR SHREWSBURY, RED BANK, FREEHOLD, KEY
IL port and Mddlctown PointThe steamer EAGLE Cap
tain Morord the foot Murray street daily except
Monday and Saturday at9 o'clock for Port
Union.
Returning leaves Port Monmouth At 81 o'clock p. n,
and Union at O'Clock p NJ y
Stages will be from the all the usual routes
Freight, horses &C. carried At low rates.
E,oR new RoCHELLE-THE NEW AND FAST RUN
ming steamboat ECONOMY, Captain s. W. Collins viii
on and after Monday Nay ls 1854 daily Sund avs
eeped from Peck slip. East river followsAt 10A. II.
Carriages and will be in readiness the
the boat at New Rochelle convey passengers Pelham
Mount Vernon and hamaronsck AL persons arc cas-
toned against trusting any prson on account Of said boat
board unless properly receiptod for
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-TRAINs DAILY
Express train, M-Through in four hours
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at 10 coek
Mail train "a. M.-Through way trains ~ II n and
p N.
Express train, 5P. N. Emisrant train sP r. For Tar
rytown 10 30 p. NJ For Psskskil, 50 r. For POUCH
kscpse 80 NJ and Up. n Passengers taken at Cham
sunday trains from street 81 % p NJ for Xibsny
EDMUND FREN Oh, Superintendent.
MORNING BOAT FOR PERKsKILL AND INrERnE.
lN date landings-1he and splendid steamhoAt
ELECTA Captain Bsilby will leave the foot OF jaw
street morning at 81 o'clock touching at
each way Returning viii leave Psskskil AZ IL o'clock,
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DFsK ROOM SEVERAL DESK PRIVILEGES TO
IL lot in central location the Custom House Ad.
dress box 3471 Post Once.
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MATRIMONIAL TEsTs.-MADAME EMILE VII,
vi etis professor Of auography or reading character
by individuals handwntns9 and spiritual writiag me
dium will upon tile receipt twenty i've aud spsc
u handwriting, forward 20 any person full delinea
or or the character utare destiny
with description of the they have will marry "A
dres, postpaid, Madame Niiictte, broadway Post o. nee
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HOUSE FURNISHED, TO LEAsE-oN UNION
Ii square for two years with fourteen and base
mont, completely furnished and with all the modern i'm
proyements Part of the rent be taken board de-
nrA5le. Apply to JOS. D. DACAMARA, 81 Nassau
room No.6
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TTNI0N COURSE, L. I-TR0TTING.-oN FRIDAY
u May at p NJ. for pure and stake Of $3.50 mile
heats best in q under the saddle II, Woodruff
Lady franklin A. Conklin names br e. Stranger; d.
Pifer names Joe Huestes Stages will leave VIII.
liamsburg fsrres hourly during the day
JOHN T. SSEDIkER, Proprietor.
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NEW YORK RACEs-NATIONAL C0URsE.-THE
IN spring the National Course the chg
Of New York will commence Monday, June 20, AID
tinue six days.
Second Day-Tussday-Club Purse $500 mile hests.
Third Day-Wedne sdayCub Purse, 81, 500, three mile
heats twenty cent 20 t. the second horse
than two start.
Fourth DayTAursdayclub Purse $500 mile beast, best
Sinb
Firth Day-Friday-club Purse $780, for beaten horses
two mile heats.
sixth Daysaturday-Cub Purse 81 0oo four mile heats
twenty css TO the second best horse tran
start.
The following stakes proposed
NO 1-Sweepstakos for all . single heat OF four
miles " 0id and over to carry 0olbs 500 ssripsoa
$40 forfeit Club to give 800 II two start To be
run on Monday, the first day Of the meeting,
No 2-Sweepstakes for ods, mile heats; $50 sab
seripton $40 forfeit. Club to give $50 If
start To he run on Tuesday OF the same week.
20. 3Sweepstakes for all ages mills heats $3.50 sub
ir'on $0S forfeit. Club to give $50 IL two
To be Wednesday OF the same week
No tsweepstske. for olds, two mile heats; 500
suhtcrpticn, xO forfeit Club 20 give $500 IL two
start To be run on Thursday Of the race wesk -
No 9Sweeprtakes for yr. olds two mile heats; 500
start To be Friday Of same week
The foregoing stakes to close Three
TO make race Nomin ations make to s. j.
Prince street. New York 4 j CARTER
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JToUsE TO LET-IE BLEECKER STREET A FEW
IL deorS east of Broadway good three story house.
and water to third story all in good order Rent
TO = good tenant only. Apply TO BILLING q TUCKER,
Auctioneers, 43 Wake street.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-vIA
IN New Jersey Railroad through in fsur hoursUntsd
States mail and limos leave Now York Of
land street. at seven nine eleven ana
half past Eve Tars-s27s in seven and eleven
and four r. M 81 10 or olAss) in eleven A. iron
New York and four from Philadelphia IS in nine A. r.
half past Eve r. NJ line leaves ~ twelve
(at reduced pree from Cortland street. through TX
horrs Thre1sh tickets sold fer Baltimore Maskn{ten,
Norfolk Weldsn and Charleston IL The above
trains Through baggage the nine and half past
Eve trains only Passengers With Luggage the ferry
fifteen minutes before the train leaves.
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no MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS SEEKING
capital opportunity for inv estmsnt An established
the necessary msehinery shsftns pusys bsting imple
ments &c, with lease 81 ths premises Of
power The business n, MAPPING Of drlnss for aAnnels
PEELED retire Of i'll health will dispose q
the whsle at great sacrifice original for cash
Application to be ads by letter personally to r. BEN
MET. agent for Anthony corner Of Elm and Frankiz
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(NoPARTSERSHIP-JAY l.. ADAMS AND COR.
~ AaAms late Of the nrm Of B.. H. Van Auksn Co.,
have associated with them Joel D. Hunter Hector
Armstrong In conducting and carrying the butter
cheese and lard business under the rm name or style
jay L. Adams Co., at No. 200 Greenwich street.
New York, Nayl 1854 cor ADAMS
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DISSoLUTION.-THE COPARTNERsHIP HERETO.
IL fore existing between Wines and King at No. 10 ave.
nue. b, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. "
NEW York, Nay l, 1854. CHARLES n. WINES.
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gNOUNTRY RESIDENCE-T0 LET OR LEASE, AT
" klottyills Staten Island about ten minutes walk
eom the first elas three story grapi;e house.
wth high basement finished in the best containing
tsren rooms with stable we'll oisern &c IL is
81 By Of forest church
ssd school Apply at DIR. 8 NJ ELLIOTTS Office No. 49s
Rroao way 60 T. u. BLLECkER q CO., Il Wsu street.
ra.nef OF Rfoad.
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COOPER HOUSE RESTAURANT, 33f BROADWAY,
~ 70 lease, with the dining first floor The upper
part leased for hotel the European plan Apply
she premises.
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LNoR SALE-THE STOCK AND MIXTURES OF THE
Panama eating house three ship yards in front; 1000
Ens river.
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STEAM PERRY BOAT FOR sALE.-THE STEAMBOAT
~ PAAANACK we'll known of the Houston street
ferry boats offered for sale She built in S and
and copper fastened length zoo feet breadth
1eet inches depths feet inches 100 <3 % tons burthen
engine ~ inch cylinder feet stroke complete and In COED
working order Can be the wharf Of the Novelty
WORKS Twelfth street East river For further nformaeE
Williamsburg, i. /.
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NoTICE-FRoM THIS DATE Mr.. EDWARD WIG
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