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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
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Steamboat Disasters on the Yves.
tern Waters,
r t ~ AND
STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY.

IttiR undersigned have now In eourse Of preparation,
J. New StelmbOat DifctOIN which will be Issued "
0elobet tX tIe book WIN SGnla! oyer Two hala 1s
IuIa Tie manner, II will 10 o., Of lie most Interesting
books aver published aud win be bOOk that will he III
eresllng 10 AZ classes 81 Ee9c Ie Ssa%6oi! n' &C.,
Steamboats, nov afl al on The Western anu Southern va
ers. Ih length model kPSed, 9werAI lollNaSs q Sst
bOa, with Tic als sic Is III also, Tue lameS Of Can
lainsapl Officers, her agt. &c: &C. The nlsStoty VIZ
contain History OF Steamboats, and SteanholIiS on The
western wateI$ slNe The arrlltatl0nO Steanll a:o
sketch 1f the At bOal built OI thN Ohio rvr Will The
lLIile OF Tic builder, commander aIl owner,
The River Directory will contain list and description
Of all lie Steamboat Disasters that have OtcuTIed on tt
western and southern waters, beautifully Illustrated Win
s@Ss aud I'D esp ,S MY OF tie wests md Southern
tets. Tie directory will coNtAin Maps OF tho OHIO,
Mississippi, Missouri, Illinois, ArkalAas, White, ReJ,
Ouacilo, YaIOD. aud her RiVcI8 with The Towns and
Ciltes laid down. with correct dIstaeesi also, many
Oher River and CONNER clal items OF interest to the eC'
pie AZ large. book w Contain the cards dl The vail
9ns - Mall lloAIs with is Trade they ave ~ %c nc
responsible Steamboat Licensed OGes their places OiTe
SleEte, &c. &c lie lew Steamboat law, Its require
nenls, with continents showing wlIee It benefits Ito In
Competent officer, aud inuleS The competent officer, &c,
AMI all the Important u. States Supreue QUIT Steam
boat Decisions up 10 date the Rates aud impOltant
tOHcnlll Privileges, liIS Of iIdInS, mp0iant l'e"
clSiOnS Ol tie various :. Courts III ltEAI IL Frelstl
Lost and hmSseG &c, DC, with many other things VI
interest.
The Directory Will b Hush In The bCS style and
pucd in le best manner The author has for SiX IeaIS
heeM gathering together all Tue facts and items IN regard 10
The numerous StelntUat disasters on the WeStcn and
Southern waters, AMI now Intends Publ'lIs ilen IN
hook IOrm The prce Of the work win le rt al tue low
sun VI One D0.r. ten thousand copies viii BE- issued
tor tic bostcni al others AeSirOas subscribing wall
have to dOto At once, M0e will he printed unless or
AeieA In SdvAuee, The woIk is destined To have Cit
CUIIlO Of eighty th0aul copies, as the PUBLISHERS
receiving largo numbers OF subsc IleI$, per mail,
nom all parts Of Tic country daily Some Of the Oldest
boatme as well as most scientific men OF TIC ttes' a'c
CUutI hllOIS IN tie Ste1nlhOlt Directory.
The directory will b issued In UCI00cT anu VIII DO az
ornament 10 tie pailOr as well rs Steamboat. ny cmt'
tug Ure LOlaI (lUstpld) you Will receive cory Ol Tue
All communications and letters should 10 addressed 10
JAMES 4 LLOYD & Co,
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+ oMNUNnArED- WONDERFUL Dlsooy.

(toMMuNicATED--ANofiiE WONDERFUL Dlsooy.
~ ery-A friend said to to-ay have you seen
those beautiful limitations marble and the large slab OF
splendid SLATE stone from the quarry ct the American
Manri and Slate Company exhibition at Messes
Washburn Vanderhoofs office, In William street, New
York; No, REPLIED then go and see them. Always adj
mirng the beauties u nature and art sroled lesuely
there Upon thorough examination, thought to nay
self old lie yet has missed fire. The sate s most
beautiful and the roofing slate under the table was, 81
course looked and examined; it compares with the
Welsh which dug out from the alaease qaArgies
in Wales giving employment to nearly fifteen hundred
men but they have not in all Europe, such beautiful
limitations OF the various marbles this company pro-
duees. On inquiry, learned ths company's quarry
In Lehgh county, Pennsy yana; that the bed mex
baustihle. company has been formed With capital of
SOC GOO Factories. there and In Brooklyn machinery
for saving planeing, rubbing aud carving all in full
opcraton employing between thirty and forty The
deaand for mantes table tops, and roofing state,
wore than they can supply aud another set OF
would be necessary 10 I'LL their orders The mutations
cannot be surpassedthe slate being pure and ee Of
knots nodues, gives it decided preference any
slate have yet In America, The slate stone Ii ten
tiues stronger than marble, besides neither oils acids
have any effect the enamengapparently the whole
material whatever il may be, is lightly laid on that
IL has the appearance Of the real Simon Pure The cheap
Less of the article produced, wi in very great
sure, suppant marble in ct of the marble cannot
be produced account Of their frailty and
TRAVELLER
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PROPOSED DATES ~ SAILING.

FH-sIRV HTFTv
EDW. X. COLLINS No. 90 Wall street, New York.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO., Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNAkp & CO., ~ Austin rriars LONDON.
b. q. WAINWRIGHT d. co, Paris.
GEORGE II. DRAPER, Havre
The of these ships win not 10 accountable for
gold silver bullion, specie jewelry precious stones
metals unless bills of dng signed therefor, and tbs
value thereof therein expressed.
Shippers, please take notice that the ships Of this line
cannot carry any goods contraband OF
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S,rTtIAi NtNnsf sOfitt- ~yil. ffyskIE. "a
- dr. physisaB. 100 80 UosttDr street. seyfd
nor rcsf - Bssa1yay iAfifs ~ seHrfiug from
~ unry dsrptsBg complaints - vhlrh oaf 81 s.
tntset, riB tnd sf~~iy snf f-ftasnsni fesf - s1r
fsluuy Ifs IFectsf ~ hss I@N fsrsicnlAr attn
ron female d'sssss~ a WY - psi0n, fis1sr.i
veshusss. dy,p%Isis liver arVrl-ini, sr,SDss ~
'rsaftA 80 s.iu Aitc. s.sfsl4aps particularly ~
ls in sDnfH ysis - sss Noft All slci1ls, a. tisst
,hfy rau scufr So sssap'sgss - tt1iss ssf a. s
ssr1s TIM ia tsyaie s',srs.qn. a thsss o~n ~
" An si'st a&lsass1 y xrs Croetsf II ~ ~
!. II f..,itt pfompi sifpi4op 'tpsn rom 10 a v III
4tog pu tsng - nsrsr fsElnr invsiassAe T.gs.ly
~ go - irfsgnafitss and oshsr s-sa<s W ubfG
fsgaa - ntgssttiy iaiie fran srD~4fe soa -
sstL 70 lssuy tsssfSsng rstAls ssbnt.oa hnSs y1.rs
~ stptripspi Asf apd ,ss', uit great resse.iy ~
fosghy t'.isa w hnntfsis u ne-xs. ~ aisf
IA 10Y y p'psaHss 4 Ma tEOckizs ~ n9ss9G
ststsi
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ygNBsyNsg mo- GesAr ,rs6yAs DrxpvucYLA
Protected ~ Royal letter. fss~~s ~ sAxtAss "a
.sepr.i y tho s~sl. a Ne T>ss> q nur.s4s4 -
fsfis sn4 ,hs imIsrlsl aaf~vs Of hss~.ss. na3rH~-
frlt@sfaaf, No J, % ns reus.y fs eeus<sI 400
shattered etrsr,liso'is, aud sii his tsxea<os 49,
qEsu,ss srtdng from va,iy Asss ~ " s4e1 -,
sre.slga, " yostb, mAphe--s ard a. 49, isSI.s u
cea.sttstou sysh not b~s1n~ sssg~ss1, Ssss y ~
%. - = - us fhssss~As sstr am ss<saly s4Sst
al t.1si>si tsr i~difussts vsnlsh lie s&ea bp4D ~
I'M tsnes. thus fst~lsrlfg - ls.slssls y 4~ep
fsfifs ne ma 'flsss sssts. rk@<r.ss ss T. ssaBhby
srd suii,si, ~rsdssAis- al us<.s ~ fhc~< tS~<1Hh
~h@h opIslta sn4 ea,~, have "a 'sx tsss 1oa(kr ~
suifa's ~, 10 tie r'sia X up b<ah Y s'stg~un4
a Tie I-giusison. Tfss-sUAsy - = o~ rnsss ttss-
fsar tssfssy fs thst eLass ~ EI~r<srs seb eAse<-
nsisy tho t1xi n ghystciss ss~t< ssfA sas-rsrf ~
the Inc, iiah< Asssrilo.ae n % sstssfs ttls6,tso
sns vtieh ali sAs ss,.srsrsl~ y 10 WI sArsoet -
no.s. Tsless-ear Ne..I, sns :, AgA Ale Asss1 n
taste - .u.sH, 80 4 al sssssbhs 9~ArIxsr, N.Y.
nay ~ lsH - - W. ts,ts vssAast 49, - t<4l
sssts~ssi s,d ~ ~ - s<~Sy <fvs5S1 k6sf -
ssr.ss sa.s. sintpsst~~e5 ~ tsra>a IA lkSunrf
k.ur A. y - h.i viv s~a% se1 NJ ~ ~ X
A EsNp0w q Gssses sss~x ns~s 49,, ksSr ~
ss,se sry -aiss ~ ~ tss;s sb7ssI ssr - =
.ycas ~ no s,sa risies ssa sssry sl4s yAr sfAsu
RIA. batgsi.aisif 90 s~>sshf rsgittasess ~ ~
sos VII ffvAfI Ito " n-<c ~ sAfs/ IL Vrxk6
ss~sgsif f3sisf shf sstse>< scn4,6as 81 ~ sssk<
49, 4 - yrHs, jsSn sgss. s~ssgs.. rsrss 49,
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INLECrR0 PLATISG.--A PERSON, WHO UNDER
Ia stands the above business, wishes employment at
moderate compensation as he is compelled to remain
in the city for few months. Address J. L., OF
Chas. Reemer, VI Norfolk street. n. B.-Instruction
given IN the above art. Moderate terms.
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ORoWN1s fi4'i0 EXTRACT or VALERlAN-MANt-
Id featured ~ me United Society OF shakers Enhed,
y. H., by process peculiar 10 themselves highly mp
proved by the faculty for Mysteries neuralgia nervous
sick headache, seoplessness Price - cents per
bottle. For sale by A. II. a d. SANDS Druggists, l4l
William street. corner of Fulton.
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SHIPPING.


I,NoR LIvEIPoOL---UNrrED STATES MAI. STEAM
ship BALTIC, Jos. J. Comstock, comm ,nder This
s.eaushp will depart, with the Unite States m Ala for
Europe positively on "Wednesday, August D. at 1,
NJ her BERTH at the foot Canal street For rrsgat
passage, having unegualloi accommodations for ee
gancs and comfort. apply 10
EDWARD X. COLLINS, I'd Wall street.
Passengers are requested to ba board at IL 4 O'Clock
A. NJ The steamship Pacific win succeed the B,tic and
sail Sept D. shippers please take notce that the ships
this line cannot carry any goods eoutraband OF war.
rIyHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL. UNITED STATES
i mail steamers.-fhe ships composing this line are
the following
ATLANTIC, Capt. West. BALTIC Chpt Comstoch
Pacific, Capt. Nye. ADRIATIC Cant, -
These ships have been built by contract expressly for
government service Every has been taken In heir
construction as also In their engines enquire streng
and speed AMI their accommodations for passengers
uDequaed for elegance and comfort Price of on sage
from New York TO Liverpool in first class cabin $780, In
second do sl5 exclusive Of extra size tate room
1926 from Liverpool TO New York. 80 and ~ guineas
An experienced surgeon attached each ship No berth
secured until paid for.
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TTUIEI. FOR sAIE--A RARE CHANGE Is Now OF.
III ered for any person wishing 10 engage in this
business the buildings good and of the most
yenent character the house Is well furnished large
vegetable garden which In the best possible state In
Guiding fruit Of all description Of the choicest kinds sad
hotel Il doing good business price ~, 900 5000
eash the balance remain mortgage for term 81
years. Apply to PETIT INGALLS,, real estate agents,
AS Broadway.
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DRrsIlS or EVERY DESCRIPTION, AZ THE BRUSH
ID factory, 337 Pearl street, Franklin square. Ali
tces Sold at tho lowest factory prices Paint brushes Of
superior quality constantly hand Machine brushes
made to order. JOHN r. HOPPER.
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A MEXICAN PLATE GLASS C0MPANY-rAgroRY
IA Williamsburg, Long Isand--Are now prepared 10
execute orders for rough plate glass; suitable FOR aoors
skylghts vault and deck lights. Prompt attention viii
DO given 70 all orders left &c their Office, AZ Broadway,
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NOR sAIE.-A FARM or SEyNTY-THEEE ACRES,
E Il. miles from Paterson, NJ j., fronting the Pas
-Aic river. Fine market and garden farm, highly Guilt
vated; buildings large and numerous well waterod and
fruited. VIII exchange Apply 10 G. N. HARfWiCh,
,D6 Broadway. corner of Fnlton street.
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L>RANKIIS MUSEUM, NO. B3 B0WFRY, NEARLY
IL opposite the Bowery iheatre.-Perio,mance- every
afternoon at 8 and evening A. s. y. B.srangers VIII
cbfer,e that ihf Franaln Museum IA the only pl.ee in
the United States where the Model Artist. eahh~
with other original entertainments. Remember, No %
powery
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IMPORTANT 10 CITIZENS AND STRANGERS -PHA-
Ions hair dressing palaces Having recently rcittcd and
re-decorated my two hair cutting shaving and bathing
establishment invite the attention Of tho public to the
nuryaied advantages they present to all who value
fort cleanliness and luxury in the process OF the toilet
The ornamenaon and furnishing Of these superb and
spacious cost upwards Of S35 000 and travellers
who have visited every great city of Europe admit that
regards nagnicence and convenience, they have
rivals in the world The tonsoral vessels lamps &C.
all Of massive slverhe plate oone being valued at
s. G0O-splendd mirrors, fine sculpture classic resco
painting, perfume services Of cut glass silver mounted
birds, fragrant exotics marble fountains commod-
GUS baths rich furniture and all the appliances which
could be supposed TO constitute even Oriental luxury will
h found In these cool and beautiful establishments
Forty five artists Of the highest class and receiving the
highest wages, employed and in consequence OF the
large number of operatives prompt attention to the wants
of every vser i secured All the operators have strict
parations Of the proprietor ourneyman who may
atcly dismissed. Everything that may be required in
the business Is furnished in profusion free Of cost and
directed to be used without stint well without
charge. Towels hair brushes combs, &c, supplied in
any quantity and nothing Of this kind IL used
than once without being washed and thoroughly purified
The locations of the two establishments cminentiy
convenient 10 business and persons soournng Mt the o
tes-one OF them being in the ST. Nicholas Hotel mid
way between the world Of business and the world Of
fashion and the other in the very OF the commercial
section OF the city viz at 1o7 Broadway Of hey
street Gentlemen invited 10 call and examine both
concerns and then say whether such fancyiike charm
has yet been thrown around the business TO which
they devoted. EDWARD PHAION.
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f~I 1gyOts trrUJ,ss--s ,yyrup crux.r.
j nunt ysFtotff - ksslst gasS~ t3ys, s~<v ram
ysafs Il srs<t s<svoss sss~,inr u sasles& VI sNe1
kag.n Me r~sa@ a enrs w. col ffss< th~ ops>ses
y sssa. nsee' . w. sogis y. psSsAtSs - N
fsisI rgsss, rsyA,n- CIV
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IMPORTANT TO HARDWARE DEAI.ERS.--NEW YORK
/ Superior Court--Special term July IL, 1855.-Wi-
liam Butcher Samuel Butcher, of Sheffield England,
against Scheid Of New York The parties to this action
manufacturers and dealers in hardware and ecry.
The plaintiffs complain that the defendant has manulc-
tured and sold in the markets OF tie United states spu-
rous files and chise purporting to be Of the manutac-
ture Of the plaintiffs, and with the and trade
marks Of the plaintiffs stamped the article. Also,
and labels Of the plaintiffs, and affixed them such
packages Of spurious goods. The defendant allowed
Judgment to be taken against him for the Of five
thousand dollars damages, together with perpetual in
junction against vending dspoing Of such, any
spurious goods with Names stamps trade marks labels
OF the plaintiffs thereon.
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ESYTgNFS HAVING TI1T orr CLOTHING To- pls-
NJ pose 81 ran receive the highest price Tor ucn hs
addressing john aUIiHy, IL Nassau street, iase.
m.nt.
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DmbATt cUs-t fTAfIOAE--pl SAvoa L<9H.fN
j 70 lefosm 'bs pablo hat ~ rgntass. u is<~.
one rias ~ fseess 18th . esshibty saess~- Esn
utssTis ~ t~eafy Eve ysags' sri-y,sa-s >a"se sk<n
trss be- has nufcf more h1n twenty Gsassns ss~Sss
FsrsgH rh9so plant hs< tss rsds ~ e.<oso
chAtAfAns, ard Who have ps-s - eSr,d No.
nj - especially rsqs<.tss b esr ~ ysissa 80
very biis n1sln and IA nsiafs viASb ayr fSn(gea
iLe iaisni, srpossF hia - aei.son ofAf4ss 800
cured 10 iScHii bur hours. fslsii,y, fsa s(ufi ~
climate o. gtLsf e4ssx, es,>issry ressvsS ~ NJ
~. gsttap's vsrk~ATts fasss spa ~ Tgpuk n ~
Btuartx ~ snty snx,oFoiesi f|sss< ss1 svo61&e -
dlr.Afss. rrfre o.. WILLIAM wlSs1S. r. - y n
~ Nansf sfr'ss tss essor- ~sss ~ NJ <NgwNgs
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FIyHfSFIAk ASSOCIATION 0F NEW YoRk-N0lItN.-
i An extra performance viii take place tuesday
evening, August a. at the Brooklyn Museu- for the
benefit Of the Wardrobe Fund. fliE HCNC1iHAfk
FAINT HEART, B0MBAsTFS FURlOso, Sc. Tickets 80
"a and ~ cents Rehearsal Saturday evening, at
o'clock precisely.
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THIRST PACKET FOR LIVERPOOL 10 SAL. POSITIVE
IL ~ August 13thIhc .avorte new packet ship Orient
capt HILL has superior stataroom accommodations for
all classes Of passengers Apply board pier O. North
River, or TO G. 4. TEN EYCK, No. 81 South street
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(tIuTIING.--IADII2s OK GfNTIEHES HAVING ANY
~ dispose Of get the utmost value IN each, y
sending 70 the stores No 12Iaurens street Canal
81 West Roadway or letter through the Post Once -
Cohen. ladies attended 10 by Mrs. Cohen.
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Mo RADHAYs KEAfY M1It1 .--BJwEI ON.
~ plant loo.snrss d.uhoa choera HJrbus - psufal
dscLafses from 10 hostss stopIe fi's~n =, t.sn
~ minutes ~ Hadssys Really Rrsf 10 egnse lion ~
inflammation M veal ness ~ is.Htufe, wn hsl0s The
nsc 81 tba " " lei ~. Aches and Ialn..-for bad
sehes, whshcf sics ~ nfrfous rheuniAfsr. lumi4go
Taias mi Hsaknnss ia tho Lackl spine kn~3s pans
around ~. lYer psursy swsngs n tho jolut. rssn.
the h,ssss b.atbarn sDd Pain a All kinSs t.Ads
kcady hsbd MI N f~~ nglnsBts ehang. the mise
y1p sHhsf y a1s u psssure and give yI god slyns
- returning health. u VII enable ypu 4, rLnnc ~
Dhrmtcs "a slekness feehsrs<s ami dacfs fiils fbd
give p The sxi the ysgt and osstsity - ril. sna v
gafeus hsslih rold = lt2 tup salj Iultan street.
- cent 20 senir an1 81 Ier lac
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LNTIJOP1AS PERFORMERS on TALENT WISHING
IL engagements can meet with permanent situations
tie year round, with good ralaro- by applying 10 st
LA, Franklin Museum, No 81 Bo~cry.
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apparatus, helmet and dress, made by r. efenke, of
London with air pump, $50 feet of tubing kc., al COM
plete and superior 70 any apparatus Of this hind
brought 20 this country and Tor which the medal OF the
Worlds Fair, london, given Apply to George l.
Pride Broad street.
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TINIIf$I IAN ASSOCIATION or NEW YORK--No1ICI--
This amateur society holds its meeting every Friday
evening, at O'Clock In the room C5l Military Hall
Bowery opposite spring street. few gentlemen and
one lady be received. As theatrical school th.
society II not exccied
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MEDIC

A NV Book.--TIU sAkItAGl a. tns. OK
~ famlty Medical Ant Thy to.gseai it-ttes>t-
Speciality Tor the martied those iateang " H~sry;
by nr. 4 Holick, the author and ietut.r L,uit~t{h
edition. NJ. hundred peges celot.t rlat<s te.e cue
dolat Published by T. ". -IlDsG, "a ksssAa street,
SsS fott, ~Lo Nil forward ~ tnaii e~ s--s,tsE
on" dollar aud adtrsss IN" mort eH,angclrsry boz
read. TN. feature which parsi aiAriy
this bool from all others al The Kind u the peculiar
u morality which pcn.dea II al through - N~iioAl
soi Surgical Essisw. 4st4ED#
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r y. GDBIEDE, sTAIIoNER AND ENGRAvER,
has just received = choice assortment Of the finest
stationery, direct from Paris, which Is offered at low
prices n BJust introduced the chaste style Of deli
catcy cored initials and note paper and en-
ycopes. Specimens sent by mail, application at 5sS
Broadway, Metropolitan Hotel.
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H Eight ward, in the city Of brooklyn, Twelfth
street between Fifth and Sixth avenues 10 be sold cheap
sur cash, applied for soon the wishes Tn 70
into the country; house - ny %, two story with cellar
10 feet deep, with garden and fruit trees attached
For further particulars and price apply the premises
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NOR SALE CHEAP--AN OLD ESTABLISHED BUTCHER
IL shop, in u good location and doing tar bust
ners. Inquire the premises 226 Heeckee street.
Au.na
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These steamships classed A j at the Insurance
offices, and specie and gors viii DO insured In them
low rates Of premium in any other steamships that
the ocean,
For freight Or passage, apply to
n. TORRANCE.
No. Bowling Green, New York.
ALBERT n. CHRYSTIE, No. O Place
de- Ia Bcarse, Paris.
IHRYSTIE, SfHIH4SSMASN, h CO.,
No. z DUAL Cassnir nelasigne Hayre.
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DVERTISEMEyTs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
FOR SALE.


IsclO2 ty, Virginia, for se--fsuubcr, timber,
cord wood-n execution Of decree OF the Circuit Court
ADew Kent county, Virginia, pronounced on Me 18th
eay OF Nay 1853 in the pending IN d Court in the
name aud style Of Terrell others Ierres admins
traitor and Others shall the 18th day Of september
next Conrt day offer tor SALE AZ public auction 70 the
highest bidder, ~ Now Kent Court House Virginia. the
hIowing tracts of land containing by cstimaton 80
acreatriss Cross, 714 1ia tra;t lcriss Cross
10 supposed to contain AK acres Is hetvy tmbored
and he's in about Il miles Of Pamunkey ryer oil good
soil and has II Large dwelling house, am, the usual
cuthouses ard an orchard OF various kinds of good fruit
Pea Hail. 5l1 This tract iea Aa is supposed to
contain 81 about p cleared) of good quality the
residue heavily timbered and lies In miles OF ainunkcy
Town. and OF New Kent Court House. This land il y
beloved has SO cords Of pine WOO! to tao Wood
bury, 500 This tract (Woodblry) lies on Chcka-
honiny river, Providence Forge; il also OF cool
quality supposed to contain 800 acres and has il
good dwelling house and large quantity of COOL tim
her any to be found in the state Terms of sale,
credit o. and Is months; the whole carry interest
after the expiration OF six months Bond and good
yhy, and title retained until the ehtre purchase money
shah have been paid rheprvege Of getting timber and
seeding small grain given when the terms Of sale have
been complied with ana FUN possession the end Of the
year. lie title believed to De COOL but shall sell as
commissioner only. r. !. LACY, Commissioner.
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T,%OR SAI.E-IHE BFST BATHING SALOON AND
II harhcrs shop in the Seventeenth ward, with long
ase and low 10 be sold very cheap the
IL about leaving for California Apply 20 r. 5. GEORGE
III Houston street.
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4 CAIIM NY or MUAIC.-T1Ils FSTAu IS1INl>r VIII.
N be let until the commencement ~ the regular
,on, for concerts, oratorios lectures, &c Apply 70 Mr..
IuAsUN At the stage door 81 III. Academy, Fourteenth
~ r,.t.
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BI1.u.IAHDS.

DI1IARD TABLES f0E SNt,-A SUPERIOR M;fl.
Id clc can always be had ut the Old stand 50 Ann
eueet, With the only patent elastic cushions also trim
uings Of every description IN the trade ten PER cent
GRffffH 4 BFfKfR.
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A COUNTRY STAT, or 81 ACRES, WITH LARGE
"A dwelling house thereon, and water front
81 500 feet commanding splendid view Of Long Island
Sound situated at Rye, Westcheser county, \. Y. In
suire Of N. W. & r. SfCYVISANT, Nc. Wall st.