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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-14
RECEIVING AND ON HAND /.

AMI WV
s1n lIHDS N o. n L X Sueai,
~ DO bl4. Coffee aud Clarified Sugar.
30 boxes and bbls Loaf, Crushed and Pul
verified Sugar.
100 bags Rio aud Laguifa Coffee.
30 bngs SUPERIOR Old Java Coffee,
Is hhds. Cuha mi T. r. Monsses,
30 bbl- N @. Molusaes,
20 tons Bur Iron nssorcd,
= do Hoop and Band do,
. do. Biscrd ST. el.
do. CAST and Shear do.
10000 lbs Baron,
300 Sdcs Sole Ieathel,
rs do. Black Upper do,
40 doz. Calf Skins,
% Pink Ii ling do.
10 Shcer Skins,
1000 balcs Cotton Yarn,
10 Bales Osnaburea.
so Boxes Sperm and Adumanlino Candles,
so do. Hull T. Sons pntent do,
Is do. Soap
10 do Starch,
300 kegs Mills, 10 60 dy
10 Wr'i Nails.
ID bbls. T unDrrs Oil
40 ons Peruvian Gunno
900 sneks Salt
Also
Pnid. Bleeched and Brown Domestic Calico Linen,
Drill, Bed Cords and Plough Lines. window Glass and
Putty, Copperas, Au y, Mndder and Indigo, Pepper,
Grger md Spice, Spades. Shovc.. Traco nnd Hitler
Chains, Manure nnd Iny Folks Boots Shoe. md Hats.
For -ee, exchange for country Produre,u aceomo.
dotne terms (opl elts) JOHN iloLLlNS.
vJNWo BALES CLEAN MOSS. n large stock Of Was
IL on, Carriage and Buggy Axles, Elipiia Springs
Hubs Felloe. Spokes Point and Sand Bands, Patent
Leather. Enamelled Cloth broad aud narrow Laces-
and other articles used by wagon and carriage makers
10 hand Ind for sale by GREGORY & ROYALL.
apl 22-is
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Vld Dominion Line Canal Beats,

II "hANDlSE &c. from The North 314zs--sG5:I.1slse 1911
urs s"S'ghed To us, and tobacco. pro s..-1<H--Aa1
sls IS shppet hs his Iine from Lynchbng, fr-
rp re re q Commission Our bnais leave Lynch
lr Iarl i0'hn q, ond every Wdaesctoy and satnrdoy-
nio P;at is a FIRE P6OOF building. on the
uce l"scn'non, and prepared 10 receive lro'
hare :, DC, ON storage, Mt the mot tderate
ge IN D. H'fciandise &C. is sulirct to only one dray
''''nond Freisin carried at customary rates -
" EUSTACE & APPLEYARD,
SaeL..0 0h ION Ae'l at l.ynchburg, Office ut Mr. b'
I spi 2s.diy "''O'' ! 'use' On The D"''"
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MERCHANTS.
DILLARD d OGDEN,
Gr0cers Il Commission Merchants,

Offer for Sale Large Stock of Groceries.
HoASls IAt' In part Of the following articles New
~ Orleans. Porto Rico and Coffee SuRar- Java. La
euyr and Rio Coffee; Iron. Steel and Nals Of every
varetU For ign aud Domestic Liquors; large ss'ort.
OF staple Dry Goods, Hats, Gnp Boots S and
indeed esrr, veiy Of goods usually kept In Grocery
house. I heir stock ia Tho largest fnt It has ever
been their pleasure offer To the public. Feeling
hdent they .cbs low ~ ny house in the city. thcy
respectful y so,c u, from their friends and the pub
lie generally, before purchasing.
WM. q DILLARD.
VIM. II. OGDEN
arl Gets Opposite the Farmera' Bank
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These vessels Of the first class built in th, city Of
Baltimore expressly for this ndc md have superior
nmmodntions for passengers. They commanded
ly experienced Captains, we'll qualified for the trade
and who v i'll spare cxeron To accommodate They
will be lowed mp epd down the .iyers by and may
he relied to sail promptly advertised.
Merchants going North or ordering gooda from New
York will find their interest ship by this line,
freight will always be taken low by any other
line of Packets, and every effort will be mude by the
agents in Richmond and New Ynrk give satisfaction.
Freight l5 per whole and IL cents per 2 y
Tobacco being about so per cent. less thup chnrg'
The Steamers. Insurance can be effected in the
noad Fire Association b., this line at 3.8 per
We respectfully ask and hope te succeed in obtain
ing foil share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line TO New, York will be for
warded free Of commission New Orleans, Mobile.
charleston, Savannah any other Southern North
rrn port. The vessels will lie in Richmond Rocketts
In New York Berth No l, Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Wall Street DAVID CURdlE. Richmond, } =
@. II. PIERSON, NY. IS
No. 81 South Street.
H..
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No Humbug.

No Humbug.
OEtNG unable to pocnle house TO continue our
- business, we compelled 10 close entire
stock of Boots Shoes, Hats and Caps Trunks, Carpet
Bag. and Umbrellas Cos, for Cash only The stock
Is very large and bought from % 25 per lower
than the same goods be bought nr tho North this
Spring. Those in of goods in line will please
call such chance will bs offered ngain.
mar oats COCHRAN e. TAYLOR
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INSURANCE can be effected in these companies ul-
L ON fair rerms in any Others oil equal resPonsi
biliy, by application to
T. D. CHRISTIAN, Agt Lynchburg.
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INSURANCE AGENCY,
For the Protection Insurance Company Hartford Con
CAPITAL, $500 900.

Insurance Company of the Valley in Virginia,
CAPITAL, 5000, 900
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TTNION STEAMSHIPS COIPANY'S
u LINE OF TEAMESR-FOR PHlLADEL.
PHIA, VIA NORFOLK.--The steamerfs lr~s-a n
Virginia, Cntain David Teal. stou.nc, SsssSaaEsS7-
7 nnryvania, Captain James Baymore, steamer City
Richmond, Captain T.. Mitchell, One Of these splendid
will leave Richmond for Philnd lpha every
Monday and Thursday high wnter. touching City
Point and Norfolk Give f.eieht and ras.rngers.
Returning leave Philadelp in every " ednesay aud
Saturday. al 10 o'clock. A. Nj arriving at Richmond
every Tuesday and Saturday mornns. which days
they viii d-el arge their cargo.
These splendid steamers have been built expressly for
this line, and every cxeron has been mn lc combae
strength and speed. They provided with Fran is
Paient Metallic Lie Boot,;' hrst tables, nrd
every attention is paid by accommodating Captains
the comfort q! passeng' amt the protection oi rods.
FARE REDUCED:
Passage New York Ist cabin and found .......$ s.
" Philadelphia - = ....---.6
- 2nd cabin aud not found. ........i
Passenger for New York would consult their interest
by king this ron,e: for independent OF being the
cheapest and .afest. il is by fr TIE most pha.,n
Toluccnniss shipping to Pu>burg be e ;ommoda
ted by This line, have entered into arrangements
10 forward g. od. through with tsnat h.
For freight passage npply
ROBERT RANRIN. Agent,
On ntle Dock.
T, S-All goods by this ne from Philadelphia will
be discharged on Tuesdays and Saturdays, and nfter
they Delivered The WHAT shall be consider red by
the Company the risk of the
-.
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LINE of ssichmona a.

AND NEN-YOkk PACkETS,--This .aszasx
horne line s composed of the following vessels. nnd
-nils from New-lork every three days. All owned in
The city of Richmond, viz
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THE FITsEsrEN.

THE MEMBERS OF FRANKLIN HOSE COMPANY
No. u, return their sincere tbanks 80 tho foilosar
gentlemen for donations TO tho widow OF William r. Dec.
San hed AZ the late Gre IL broadway the officers
mentee III Hose Co MOI Mr. W.T. Ienninr lgr Cosm Ia
~ Astcr House Mr. james Byrie Engine Co. No Il
Aldtrma. Boa-dman. Alderman Blunt, alderman Brown
hss hsnes Robertson Mrs Windust Ann street and
M Moorehtsd, c.sie- Of the Aster House and ~ the
otl whose too 10 meotiOn. And
they cannot let is opeortuny without publicly
aelpowledi Debt tf gratitude they Afdermsa
Henry Howard Assistant Engineer 70 r John Decker
Assistant Engineer, and 20 Council John Clancy
through whose indefstgasle rtons haaisome Ia
also been realized III, humane ard noble efforts Of these
Fcn.men ~ Swing ioth their Zine and money liz al Of the
srnerinf widow End helpless bans of tho deceased IL
act Of which the mot exalted miht feel prpnd ant the
r.ui DO vel TO emulate. PfTER DRhpY, Foreman.
PATRICK T. Cspsyy. Hsoretary.
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REMOVALS.

NJ coURT0Is HAS TIE DONOR OF INFORMING
W. BE ps,rops AMI the public that he has eh-ngei bic
s.oon from No 7s to No. sG5 Brosdway and toTos thu.
bis new position vii be ysnlens for thoss 10 M
hn1 gentlemen who desire the --latest Parsaa rtsiey,
COUhT0lS, Coinsur. An ar.lsts studio aud bail
room 20 let.
THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL MISSION CHURCH.
tate o. Eleventh street betweeon Third ADD Iourth
svenues wed 20 Astor place entrance 9Th "
stree, Services by the Rev DR. Dickinson ~ fGis
ard ~ r. NJ Sunday schoo! A. T. " and ?. y. Ssaa
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Died.

Died,
On Friday morning, June q after a short but
Illness, JAMES KRREEy. Jr, aged Is years and months
The friends of the family, and those of his brothers.
Patrick and Redmond also the members Of the Lindsey
Blues respectfully invited to attend his funeral this
at o'clock from the residence OF his ia
Their No. I vandewater street.
On Friday June 2 Of consumption in the 3lst year OF
Felix oNeil -7 f''' - -
His friends acauantances respectfully invited
to .ttend his funeral this afternoon at half past three
O'Clock, from his late residence No 134 Mulberry street
On Saturday morning, juno B. KATE B., only daughter
Of John and Hannah III. Ltte in the 9th month Of her
The relatives and friends respectfully invited
funeral from the residence of her parents No.
30 Sixth avenue, this afternoon, at two O'Clock.
On Friday, June 2 ELEANOR CHARLOTTE, daughter Of
Margaret A. and Geo K Wheeler, agei FIVE months and
seven days.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited TO
attend her funeral this morning, at ten o'clock from
No 292 West Twenty second street, without further
On Friday, June 2, RosAysA, daughter of John and
The funeral viii tale place this morning at ten O'Clock
from No. 800 Madison street.
On m Snne MIS- An1u A1 t , sIowxn
The reatives aud friends of tho family, also the men,
hers of Abrams Lodge No 20, F. and A. NJ. Mutual
Intge No 81 l. O. OF o. f., and Liberty Hose Company
No 10, respectfully invited to attend the funeral
tomorrow afternoon at two O'Clock, from the esdence
Of her father No 261 Henry street. without further in
vitaton.
The friends of family invited to attend his fu.
uersI from the residence Of his brother law Christie
phr Burte No 500 First avenue Eighteenth street.
this morning, at ten O'Clock
On Saturday June g. JoHs !. DElArraISR, in the 6sth
Of his age.
On saturday, June o. WIN. ~ CoScgLrS, aged 80 years
and month.
The friends and acquaintances OF the family are
spectfulIy invited TO attend his funeral
T. at O'Clock from the Church Of the Holy Trinity
corner Montague aud Clinton streets Broolyr with
out further invitston.
In Brooklyn, on Thursday, June I, after lingering
and painful illness GEO d. CUssISgHAM Ia the 5ith year
OF his age
The relatives and friends Of tho family respectfully
attend bis funeral from hts late r,sdencc
Fourth place, ffth house from Clinton street. South
Brooklyn this afternoon at three o'clock without fur
Their notice.
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On Thursday, June l. by the Rev j. A. Van Doren, of
Middebush, N j., Mr. MANNING STEELE to Miss ELIZA A.
CAAKRDES, both Of this city.
On Thursday, June /, by Rev J. Wescot, JAMES WrIe
lNGToN KIMRAIL 10 Miss ANerI1sE PREsrss CHAMBERS,
daughter of II. A. Chambers Esq, all of this city.
On Thursday, June By the Rev. Joseph H. Price Mr..
8 F. BLoDGEr to Miss CATHERINE b. HOGAN, both OF this
city
On Saturday, June 8, by the Rev. Mr. Dulon, julius
SucxERT to Miss HENRIETTA ArTMIER, both Of Brooklyn.
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Latest News from Cub&.-Let the Summing
sssShs following 10 the q Letter rsssIvsa
BE issn At his once =
M. b. BaAsDn rrH-sir- enclosed 10 testimonial Of
sss'sss %'d Ys.;
'''' ''' ''"i Pedro iRoDR1ousz !, cf "a,
TO ..5 rD,.os, THE NEW : yoas isr.s
iumss aiding make pubic ras cure f
some Of the diseases prevalent in this climate had
ss IL:
ms for ,s saa 81 soT
ns' f's :as :s'i:s
:, ' Id .s sss ; ss
ssFss 4 ny s's ss
ss.n9s ahisS a
sire for myself and fsmiywsich !: what most esteem In
bic servant and f.,sDf RODRIGUEZ cALpERoS,
Town Of San Antonio. in the I.land Of Cuba
Infection. diseases depend Their propagation the
,SY:i: :SSsS
for them ndns and
60 medicine for stomach and .owsls End blood
!s.:. ai.ss.ss o. contagious s.su. IA: as. ssli
ssss..s !. ssosuss ,s.ts
% ssvs ss e 6.
systn upon which nnds resting place Those
fear
They daily and safely aimi ersd to infancy yyuth
manhood and old age and to In the most critical
apd delicate circumstances They do not disturb shock
the functions their
hearth bos and ali uptive diseases
they upequalled for god They upo BY
hundreds Of thousands Of families In preference other
dicnes twenty ye.rs' experience their qualities
aote Bsn Dudisy Mass. for supp ss
Its own story
DUDLEY, Dec T. 1859
b BrAndreth-Dear sr:-I sold all thu pulls / had OF
you-s and Tho money 10 ready al you will sead my
eops Please TO send pills You can; send
~ Fesster station. have sold $ll7 your pills.
and they give mi versal sa isfacsion.
Yours. with respect PHIyEAs BEMIs
Brandreth's pills sold At Is cents per box with full
dreetion At fS Lspenard street, At ia Bowery and at
2 Hudson street. After the LIST Of July, DR.. Brandreths
principa Office will he moved to the
BHANDRETH BUILDING.
fronting on b. cadway, Canal and Lispenstd streets
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New York Lung Institute, No. 9 Bond

street.-The institution establshed for tbs exclusive
treatment of all OF the lungs and throat by the
hsla Of indicated the only medicated treat
ment for If Eny kind IL given into tho stomach
The that has attended this system of
practice greater and satisfactory than the old
atquatd method # making drug shop OF the stomach
Physicians cordially invited TO witness ts snooess
halson adop ed ct The ing Institute rs entirely snd
novel, and happy to meets with the sanction and
appro h OF all medical who have examined Pa
Il nts besides using remedy constant whatever the.
duties lie have TO hilci with medcatsd
daily otherwise heir require It's
b chia ts s truly astonishing after
treatment All patients allowed the benefit
Of wseks trial without charge they desire it, Pa
tehts receyad from TO day Under the charge and
dfiectior Of DR. G d. SANBORN.
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DIR. F. Honick, 49s Broadway, attends only
60 those peeial of debility described In h
books and lectures. Office hours from 10 till 3.
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BstehelOr's Hair Dye Is stu the Leading
srels BY al 70 be the best dye sItans for
e thousands all Of ths world II the emily
sSiAbIe dye known. Sold 1T BACHELORS, 233 Broad
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ketdtng's Russia Snlvc, Boston Remedy
81 thirty standing without fall burns scxds
hons chilhAins otappeo hands ble and outward
bury or eruption. d. SANDS, Wholesale agents
Sold BY H. Ring Of John street, and Broadway;
q " Cict AGO 81 Barclay street. and by druggists
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Hyatps Life Bnlsain. RheumatlsM In It's
most painful orm also scrofus old ulcers and the
diseases OF the blood great oeby liver
kidneys, ncpient consumption, &c, most certainly
cured by this purifier Principal depot 246 Grand
Gtrcet cents bottle,
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You may drive a Stage Coach into the Mann
moth tree exhibition At Az Broadway feet
there too digging out the gol len nuggets Life ia Calfor
mia every afternoon. Admission only 25 cents.
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srOR yIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 10 81 CHAT
"A ham, corner Of Duane tsrsst-At an eieeson neo On
ths 18th inst the following named gentemsn v~1s doy
alec I'd Directors for the ensuing year, Wis. !:
VIM n Pineinsy Joseph u Appseby, BsnJamiA Nerrism,
J,hr A hantips WIN Il AYshur Joha b Moreau,
tUas q Irsts VyaneisW O,sbuyy, Abram DuYyse
pstsy II cs,iins Iiisha nroohs, Mash Mossnan,
nsrgs, II w,ilsts Johu Ieysridee, VIM A. Brown.
mi. n Iiaush,o. Johr X Durham Thos Villa ms yy.
M SanLiin' Ehsnsler H. Brown, George H. Frabkin.
Peter II. Titus Geo w. " hisnelo' 5sn(amin ~ Ciapp.
Andrew Grady, Esbert scsddey, wnsn ti0se
Wm. EvsrdeH, JamesF I,scoorn Sephen reM
And 1t .uSssqueDt meeting OF Directors william 7.
vas unanimously elected President Of The
COMPANY fO- Aa neIt year ~ Yorh, April - 'ssA
MORT d HART, Secretary
TTAMILTOy TIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OFFICE
III No Tryon row. corner Cbhthaa street, insarss
favorable aysinst lose and damage By
on ~ sliinss ss0ros merchandise, DO
J. c. HfrArs Secretary JOHN BRUCE, PRECEDENT
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EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS DAILY,
ia txeept saturday fare % CENTS each Tho see
steamer bUFfALo Capt smith will leave Amos stree
Iroome strsei AZ 81 Pier No North river At g. and
turr ing iy5P Fishing tsesles and refreshments pro-
y ded m bnn
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Sewing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Inteui0cnce

Hon Charles Mason Commissioner of Patents has inst
decided that the needle and shuttle ewing machine
and made to by Walter Hunt In 1884 about
swoe years before the patent Of Elias Howe Jun The
credit will be given to the true and the rights
II the public be indicated ifed copy OF this i'm
unde, the seal Of tho ent Office may
be and printed copies had gratis by applying to NJ
SINGER 4 CO., 1913 Broad say
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INsUR ANCE.

THE METROPOLITAN TiRE INSURE CB COMA
py-CAsb sA,ita $500. O00.-ocics 100 Broadway cor
ner Pine street TINS Company prepared 10 insuN
buildings merchants property and shpe In pof
and their carsoes, against loss o. damage ~ nrs
James Lorimer Grahsn, Warren Dclauc, Jr,
BdwArd Nhitshouss, Henry nuAer,
Joseph r. vsrnom, Bowes T. nclvasnA
Lesnnrd AopIcby, Henry Dwight, Jr.,
Frederick III y oloott, kyHn n. bebb,
illiam X Strons Gilbert T.. Beech nan,
kosss Taylor, Joseph strong,
James o. Sheldon. LorsA AIN freeman,
Daniel Psrfsh Edward MscombeY.
Gustsvus A Conoyey, John La Fargo,
Martin Bates yr., Charles Z. Applchy,
Isaac Taylor, JsrsmiAn wipur
fawAap sTAEsHuRY Secre....y
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Defiance kalamander Safes.-RObert M.
PATRICK the sole In the United states Of
the celebrated safes g. CONN impcnetsabe
Defiance the best safes and locks
kned the world Depot No 1872 Pearl street, one door
below Maiden lane, formerly 90 John street.
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VFUOu w IH6 Heeus no Busns- UcUUs
flying preparation needs putting His celebrated
cated well koown Is the only article known TO
re nee wh,h will posvely cure pimpes, frcekles crup
tions burns &C. Pnud,o subtitle hair
part q 'b, hody Liquid rouge lair dye hat re,tor..ys
from Brosdw.y Calle der So South Third street Phila
delrhie; Bliss and Ravens, Springfield.
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CHFAP EXCURSION TO STATES ISLAND This Is
~ hest cheapest ss that one can take this not
wsaLer The fine ,es air witt chance to ramoIe over
tho lls OF ths. island, and enjoy th,seny OF
le lay barber ard ocean should not be lost WIN rx
cents viii secure H. by boas leaving loot OF Whsnep
street every half hour Night, 10 NJ
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO THE HEAD OF rHV
> sound, lsndisg AZ strsttenport New aoshell. Gle,
Cove IIsps ood (Hnslysl Fare 70 s'ratouport, i2s
pts New Rochelle Is cents; Gler Cove and Glen Wbod
~ eents sAsopprt passenger' d-smsarked At the nov
iat.hr Tie steamer GEORGE LAW, Capt A ~. shaw
VII turing The season male sa excursion " the isv
place every day. leaving Fulton Marie Eat i've
ftt p,lsncy street, kast river A NJ, Twsl fun
st-ett Green Point T.. pa Twenty eightl s,rsst
Fatt river OK NJ Returning leave Gle Wood, TX 2.
n Gl~n Cove ~ v New Roche 10 ga r. stra.;sa
port. 81 '. N arriving ~ eooloek
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Fireworks! Observation-Disclosures and
shsapsr than ever a. the Wholesale depot SO Division St
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n NEAI NAMELN
"A sbawfs and scarfs direct 6om Calcutta very choice
lot comprising SCARLET square shas with plate
hnd narrow borders alec scarfs ties and mantle sears
A, .. STEWART CO. Broadway.
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DRY GOODS, sc,

RTAND UTILITY CoMBINED.-LEwIs& sEACoRD
n invenors oripinators manufac aud importers
o. in d.gn and artistic ,tyle Of entlemsn
and cellss Just rceeised Uptown glove epo. and fash
iorailc furnishing bazaar So Broadway suyvesant In
stitnte. =
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TERMS CASH, WITHOUT .DIscoU>T-AT the
straw goods house Of the undery ned where may BIO
found a choice selection OF ladies bonrets men and
toys rats, &c among witch are twenty super.
Florence tonnes with twenty DO. do English Dun
stable ard split stra~ bnnnss, ton da do Lcgborn boa
nets Which together VIII general stock ~ straw goods
hcvets ribbons Sc will te sold low for cash by HOMER
KETCUUA Nes "a and GO John street. corner William
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DOAHD WANTED-BETWEENB OND AND TWENTY.
ID third .trect the 18th Of June, by gentemar and
III, wife second third story fufnished
urfurnisb 1t must be In small genteel family;
Reference givep and required. Address 3 G. Herald
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INSTRUCTION.

MSTNUCIIuVs
SlO. 900. United STATES ~. GRIsT9 =, Sss, Srt
ia master 80 Broadway positively gup ansecs 10 lass
AND gentlemen excellent hands apply immeJ atey nsri"
RI linen msrked % cents dozen. indefble peEcs 81
Order thr,rgh Adams GO.
4 WELL EDUCATED YONG GERMAN LADY, OF
n plea ring addre-, who speaks FTeash, German anh
English dcsree situation ~ goyerness and teamsfess
Address Nina, Herald Office.
go Broadway continues 20 receive pupils or thor
tug In tbs French snguage psrng 70 tfem
the ability speak with 1ueney and correctness Terms
In private clAs PER month Apply sefo-s ~ clock
ms rRUcTIoy. WANTED A SPANISH GENTLE.
man 10 give lessons night in Newark TO two young
men who are engaged with business during the Day Ad
AR oIIo MULLER, TEACHER OF THE PIANO
wi and tinging s25 Broadwty gyef 'rsons ~ hs orn
re5ence ard thote bis pupils For further Information
please apply at his residence or ~ letter
vJ,O PRINCIPALS OF COLLRGES IND HIGH
Il pchoos TO parents and GUARDIAN 40. An EnFh.h
gentl.man late student In ife Royal College Of Modena
latin French italian and German and bellies lsttres Ia
male female He would siso he
willing enter into family professor OF thoae
has reed most o. his time the Continent OF
city be given Address r. care Of Rev DR.. Neville
stanford, Conn
UNITING AND BOOKKEEPING THE sUBscRI
nhie Bookkeeping Ladies WHITING class daily II
Al Gentlemen day and evening Private instru ton Il
OLIVER b GOLDSMITH, ss2 Broadway
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BOARD DOWN TowN-GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS,
- DESIRABLE location for families gentlemen and their
wives Also single gentlemen Please inquire Of Mrs. Aix
Trim No. s Broad way.
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COUNTRY BOARD wANTYD-YOR A GENTLEMAN
~ and hts wife, infant and 10 farm house or pr
yss family IN the vicinity Of kew York vtA easy zcssss
to tho city Address rtatng terms and parteuars w. w.
lOx S99 Poat Once.