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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-17
MECHANICAL.

JAMES .. NELSON,
HUTLER-las taken a ship Main ST, one door
= below the Cnizens Savings Bank. where ie pre-
rarrd Ia do ANY work in his line ri business, such US
lepni ing and putting II good order Cntl'ry ot even
descriptions Making all kinds al Dentnl aud sGIgchi
Instruments repnirng Surveying instruments, milking
Elastic trusses Of v,,y snreror qUnity after late
pattern ard preferable every respect 10 the old style.
lie ,lso does all Kind Ut i"hng, such setlins razn.,
srindin tuo.s shcnrs urd scissors ,eparing locks,
fitting kegs. Sc. &.
Work left with lin will be- aiten led to at once.
JAMES o. NELSON,
Cutler and Dental aud Surgical Instrument Makei
dec 90 I'm
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. CHAMPAGNE WINE

WE respectfully invite the attention Of Contractors
w Traders aud all per,ons wishing to purchase,
to our still very aiee stock.
fulled Clth and |, Satires. Lndse,s. Blank, tS
Socks, WOOL HITS SC. dc. Al OF winch are 81, Il
il very low.
Also, good Stock Ready Made Clo,hinp, ,,ich a:
Over Gont1, Pants, Vests. Shut4, DRIVERS. and IA
good stock Negro CLthinr, always hrnd nj reduced
nrccs. STIGLER, McELDERRY \ CO
dec t. Rep rup,.1
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WATCH & JEwELRY EsTABL1sHMEN.

WATCH & JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT
Main St, Lynchburg Va
We have Jus received, IN al ition . our ariurr
e, stock OF Natch's and Jcwclry. mesh supply OF
<2l8 very huc gold and ,lIvcr lever Watches flnm the
mo-, approved makers. Al.r. isree ald wel lrrtrI
stock of Geullemens Fob and Vest Chnns beaut fiil
article and uf latest I"tters, Ladies' Brrp,pils Ear
rings. Finger rings, Bra eles, Buttons Co aud Silver
Pencils &C. with all other articles usually kept in su.h
embellishments To which We respectful invite the at
teltnn oil all wanting good Watches and IeNrry
Persons whiting Lynehhurg and desiring any arr Gle
in line, respectfully solicited coil and exam.
inc stock anxious exhibit these goods
AMI equally anxious tt sell them, consequently vii,
sellbargains.
Observation-Disclosures Jc,vclrv and q | uric'cs Of goip
and silver repaired mt short notice.
l3ts II. SlLpERTHORN g. co.
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IsssIsCour'LAINT,

IsEKC0MPLAINT JAuNDlGE nit
LprIsia Chrome = Ner vous Drl'ith Disease fiji
A,dneys, und MI Diseases arising from D,sntdrre
Liver az Stomach, such as Constipation, Inward PHs'
fulness, Blood the iead Aciiily of the Stomach
Nau Gu Heartburn Disgust ior Food tulness or weigh
the Stomach. sour Fluctuations Sinking o. fluttrrm
the m "i the Sromat IA. Swimming OF lhn II nj, liu,
RED and difficult Brsnthtng, tmttcrlns nj the ieal
ChuuIsing Suilocatng Srnsai,on- When in living Pc
turc, Dmness al Vision, Dots W chs before tie sigh
Fever and Dull Pain in the Hea J. Deficiency at Per,
pralon ieilowncss Of tho shin aud Eyes Pun IN III
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &c. Sudden Finishes al Hen
Burning in the Flesh Constant Imagining, OF Evil,
gre"t depression at Spirit, be ca,ein'ly cnrl
porTgR II 4aFiANps GTLEBRArED
GERMAN BlrlERS.
prepared by Dr. {. NJ. jackson, German Mejcim
Store, No 100 ArcL At. deor below Sixth fhua,la
Their power over the above diseases not enc"llrd
if equnlled h, any ath,r preparation in the United
States as the ear,s attest in many cnses after skIlin
physicians Ead failed
In, se Is tiers worthy the attention OF ryails
Pos'estng fteal virtues in he re,tG, ot ie lvel
aud lesser glands, cNelelng the searching power
IN weak ness and ulr, I the digestive organ they
withal sac CcrlHin mud Pleasant
NIadINiA IfsrrNuNf. !. NJ. Wilson, Lexington.
Va, Feb 9th, 1857, said: Il entirely OF TN
Germen Buffers. They have become nj the rage Moth
ng else sells"
Tho Tenth Legion published Mt Woodstock, Va
aid, Jan l0th, 1890 "a Great Med .ciur.-Ne have
ni"rmly reirnnod from recommending to the public
any OF The various patent medicines Of the day. unless
thoroughly convinced Of their vule. Among ihosa
we consider worthy Of notice, is the German Bittcts in.
ented by DIR. i fund and prepared by Dr. J,ckson,
Philadelphia. One instance, in particular. it, whol
lie superior virtues n ts medicine .nyc been tested,
/ as fallen uuder observmi During the la, sum
mct. ct Nr. Abram Cnbill, OF tbi, county. IN,
cry seriously affected with Liver Comr I'M, md oflr
tying IN vain snrioa rene lies, he purchased boi
OF the Buffers aud after using It, much relieved
of his distressing maady thar he procured mother bot.
liz and is now restored entirely to bcnlth."
ley are entirely vegetable free from all injurious
Ingredients always strengthen the system, and never
ostBte it.
For ,al wholesale by Druggists in all the principal
cities and retail By al otheearies aud storeheepcrs in
every town il t9e United States
Sold byD. Il. LYMAN, J. IL THOMPSON & co,
an }. h. SEAY CO, Lynchburg, nd by dealers in
medicine everywhere. seP6 ly
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-Th- subscriber i. nay,
~ receiving ms I'll mud NtHtrr stuck ui goods ron
ssting OF Cooking, Par.nr Office. Cmnch and F,rt.r,
Stoves fCr wood ID Gnies OF every variety n
style nicely finished and very unanrntal nnd will "a,
excel in beauty Of desigo any ing in this mark
Ais the Diamond ant Paud's improved Union Co,kins
Ranges which warranted give perfect ,ctin
Furnaces OF yuIety OF sizes, Tor warming CHURCHES
wtllings, &c, which will bn 10 o. der in th. nn
perfect manner; together with Registers yentila,ors
and various articles usually kept ia sorc-ron
prisng the largest and best selected assortment ever OF
fered ia establishment this side of Baltimore aud
which will be spda prices that fail sui, i,
times All interested will renSe call and examine nj
the Lynchburg Stove Works, Main 81.
nov 3-dts u y. BLISS.
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Bargains at the Family Grocery.

| consequence of ia, hard tunes and cd weather
1 AMI being disposed to every mar. woman and
child snugly sEod, hy Chi.tmas the subscriber is in
duced offer his rntire stock at Boots aud Shoes
cost for cash. All who in should not fail q
cali at the Family Grncery. where may also be found
oft those fine fppin Apples. aud many other good
things pertaining 10 a ell regulated Family Grocery;
nil Of which will be sui,o, here TUTOR, low cash
dec 22-ts J. II. SOLOMON.
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Keep your Feet DRY.
GUM ELASTIC PASTE. FOR RENDER
Oing 4. ots Shores Harness, Leather o any KIND,
perfectly satrrproot'
D,rsr,,ops-P-cc the article q be rendered Water
rool bsfore the fire, al the Paste, then with
pon &c or rag give the article three coats OF n'
many rs it will absorb and it will be perfectly 'mPer
vious water.
Prepared and sold only at ........z
d. 4. LYMAN'S,
nov 24dts LNhrhhufR' -.
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atrS Change Of Schedule. afSss
Spring and Summer A arrangement,
Between New York and Richmond via
Norfolk

Between New York and Richmond, via
Norfolk
FER U. s. STEAM SHIPS
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE,
nF 1900 TONS Bhrthen. Commanded by Cip;aiEs
~ Gwen lyaud Ski ner
The jamestown will leave r eli nond every Tuesday at
trrnonn al 4 o'clock. Aud Roanoke every Saturday
l, ornlng At o'cuck. for New York via ! orolk
Returning, they will leave New TX for Richmond
every Saturday and Wednesday afternoon ut O'clock
Stopping II f. W hours each way Norfolk.
Passage TO New York. including meals and St,fe
toum nccomno daior ,o'tl, Observation-Disclosures. 80
SIeefhSe dsshgc only
Churgc To Norfolk the same Us bv River Bouts
Merchants und travellers will find this of the
speedy and cnmfntale routes between New York and
Ri hn"nd. Passage and fare only 40, Stserage as.
sage only 81 ........
LuDLAM & WATSON.
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DLUESr, NE, EXTRACT LOiWOOD. COCHI
ID NEAL. Solution of niigo-and variety Of Dyes
r sale bv r STABLER K CO
oct d&cis
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Pump and Fire Engine.

NIUuLD respectfully announce to tie citizens Al
w Iyrchnrg aud vicinity, that they manuac-
turing, 81 their A liruutul Wohs the Basin, X b
MlTGHELS PUMP y FIRE ENGINE combined
Which i, thr perfect article of the kind Offer
ed 10 the public, (design'd for Factory Fire and Oar
den Eng me and i peculiarly adapted tn private dwell
lngs. aHpriing thrm Fire Engine under their direct
command, capable of 10, cling ~nter two stor,
dwelling.
All odr,- pro nplls attended u and Pumps put
Wells u, Spring, the usual tates, aud .rranted to
perform well lof year.
We arr the exclusive agents for the counties of Camp
frlI fmhrr.t Bedford and APpomattox,
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REMOY AL.

REMOVAL.
,lThc subscriber, having removed 10 his new Store
SW doors above has old stand nd three doors south
IN Main and MarHct s'"ets, is prepared to offer in
urcu,enls perS urchasing ali kinds Of D uss
Medicines, Paints, Oils, DYES, Window Glass rutty
r,rf .merY, Fancy Articles &c. 4
This Store j.. l02 feet deep, which will enhIe him Ia
kc"rn much larger stock than usual Particular n,ten
will bee paid all orders. rrc,criIti MS filed al
all hours and hum txpeicrcr of more than 30 year
he hatler~ himself hat lac Ill he able to fnns nnh
such medicine, as pure md uino. Allihe new
Ph rmaceuticnl Preparations made as they nrprnr !,
tn Medical Juurra.
MUSIC SALOON.
Tho second story will -sed Ms Music Suloon where
he has now and will keep supply % those uiy cell
chrnicd Worlds Fair tLondon) prenii m Pianos. All
hnds Of Music and Musical Instruments furnished to
rder. IIvute trance to the Saloon the alley.-
Flsit@s i'll please ring the .oor bed.
d K. LYMAN, Bank Square,
scr. l2-ds2inv6 nc
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iE highest price paid for xchangc u the Ea stern
CITIES. 10y PETERS, SPENCE & 20
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4 NOAL, COAL. coal.
~ All persons wishing to supply themselves with II
good article o. Re,l-ash Anthracite and Blum nous
Coal for the winter season, will 6u it then interest
ii they leave their orders with tho under gne soon
possble an they will be get their Coal b,
Richmond measurement aud at lowest Richmond prices
including IRE ght and tolls. DAN'L s. JASPER.
O Ii
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Y AND NETWORK PACKETS.-This .s.-ssS
home line is composed of the following vessels, and
snils from Newly ork every three days All owned in
the city of Richmond, viz:
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~ NEW GOODS. IN

LNRESH ARRIVAL for FALL, & WINTER
l. Next Door hcnw &. Morse's BOOK Comni sion
Store and immediately opposite the War~ics House.
The subscriber has Just received his supply of FAIL l.
and WINTER GOODS. which consist ol Boots. Shoes,
Hats and Gaps unk,, Vnlices. Carpet Bags &c. g..
His goods are of the latest STYLES and most were n "A f.
expess {" oIei by the best Manufacturer in Philnd-
pha which cir tnnds unriva ed in the nufat IRE of
Boots and Shoes and, NAV safely add Hats and Caps
Trunks, Valices and Catpet Bags. BY making my
purchase late ihun Gsuul when few buyers were H..
market and Goods ',herng "wer prices, am enabled
Ia offer bnrgans tlnt can b. npprcc atrd. would
leciuly in site rainnti,n of my Stock by al
wartng good. cheap and fnshonnb Goods Ia my Inc.
no 2I-ts SAML D RUM5OUGH, Ae'r
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These vsse of the fret class built in the city Of
Baltimore, expressly for this iIade and have superior
ommodaiions for passengers They are commanded
~ experienced Captains we'll qualified for the trade.
,nd who y i'll spare no exertion To accommodate They
will be towed up pnd down the rivers by ami may
lac relied on to sail prom lily $ advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Now
York. will fnd it to their interest ship by this inc.
MS freight will always be taken low : by any
line Of Packets and every effort vii be made by the
agents in Richmond and NewYnrk to give satisfaction.
Freight ID cents per whole. and 70 cents per 2
Tobacco being about so per mt. less tap chare' !
the Steamers Insurance be effected in the l.
moad Fire Association h, ,hs line at 3-S per cent.
We respectfully a-k and hope succeed in obtain
Ing full sha" OF patronage
Goods shipped by this line New. olk will be for
"ared free Of commission New Orleans Mobile,
Gmrle>tnn Savannah any other Southern North
port. The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockrits
In New York Berth No |, Coffee House Slip foot of
Wall Street. DAVID CURuIE. Richmond. } ,
G. II. PlERSON, n Y
No. 81 .S0uih Street.
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M EW DRY GOODS
~ PHILIP W PAYNE
j. receiving II very sup rior stock of FALL
aud WINTER DRY GOODS, consisting oil every article
oi Ladies and Genlcmen's wcar. Also large assott
mint Of Blnnhets, Lndseys aud envy Wnocns al of
which he oilers the most favorable terms II f,r-
patrons and the public gcncrnls rsprctful
cite to CUP nj kYLE'S CORNER. MAIN ST
sep l6 dts
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NEW FAMILY IAlsn RUTTEls
Ew DRY GOODS.

20 firkins No FAM Lard. 80 Fnkins No.
! Mountain Butter Just lccrvo and for sale h,
dee 1 ts LEE Il JOHNSON.
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BENNETrN REENN. rror,ielor.

MINI ~
And fur snie by II Sray, Il. Lymnn, +
r,nmp.5n 4 Co, L,nchhug. Va md by d~n crs !
Medicine everywhere sep5 ~
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For Baltimore aud Philadelphia,

For Baltimore and Philadelphia,
BY STEAMER BELVIDERE.
ieares Richmond epe'y Tuesday at O'Clock p. A.
<s33t TIL large AMI new Steamer b BE LVl DERE
Ssz1h Capt CLIFFORD. will receive freight every Mnu-
lny, and up IL the hour Of o'clock P NJ every Tu"a
lay, Tor the above place..
Shippers to Wheeling. Piti-hnrg Cincinnati and the
S"nh and West generally, will find this ia. cheap
Isl and mo>t peditious Fo freight apply to
LUDLAM x WATSON, Rtchmond, IA.
july l3.dts
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NOTICE

EOK RENTING tenement ion metiy "crnnei
l. 10y Henry s. Lanehorue, on Church street, ndlo'n
ing he houses of Rev james D,uOhn and Dexter oley
F. For terms. &c appl, TO mo :. LANtiiOhNE
NOV 3n.fs
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l,NOk kEN s.-rne BrirN dH elling House Just
Il buck of abe C. urt iieu-r-possession given imme-
diately Apply 10 Geo A. WATSON or Henry Dunnins-
TON dec 22.ts
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LOas SALE "A Negro oman aud five Chi
l. dren. The woman l. first rate cook washer and
iloner. T he children al T. y, nni very kelly.
To- - II DAVIS NOWLIN < co
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GOAL! COAL!.- The undersgt cd are nu-
~ Iho lied to receive orders for Cou from kyle'
pits Mont gomery county. Orders for less than car
load, say 900 bushels, will not be file !.
ianql. w. T. ANDERSON & co.
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WANTED TO IsiRE-l0O Negroes t
w work ON the Va. 8. Tenn. Rail Road, at laying
1ruck--t"r which liberal prices will be paid. Apply tn
F. DENMEAD,
ora. y. Montgomery, Agent,
dec % Its IynchbIrg. Va.
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Preserv your Papers and Books
HEkRlNG'S Champion Fire Proof Safes, the be
Il l. manufactured. For sa % by
ian dts J. II. THOMPSON e. co
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Died.
On Wednesday, June &c, HENRY FEIss, native of Ger
many, in the 36tp year Of hi age.
The relatives Of the family resp actfuly
invited 10 attend ,be funeral to New York Bay Gene
terry from his late residsre No SO Roosevelt street.
tn afternoon, At oop, without further invitation
On Wee nesday mornt1f, June 20, Of cousunption,
CRARIEs N 8AKKR, aged 2S years.
The relatives friends Of the family invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from
No 81 Ludlow street
On Wednesday, June 20, wnIIAMR. HAzIEr, aged So
years. rs
The friends Of the family and Of his law
Cornelius, George W. Alexander c., and John Il. Poll
lon, and John kvsrdee, respectfully invited at
tend the funeral this afternoon at two O'Clock from his
late residence, No. 227 Henry street
On Tt ursdsy afternoon, June a. SARAH KRENAN, aged
Al years, native Of county Down, Ireland
her funeral viii take place this afternoon, ut
O'Clock from Nj Hamilton Wsddels, No. $50 Avenue A.
On Thursday, June 81 Of scarlet fevsr MARY ANNA,
years, month and Is days.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from her ats residence No. 1b3
south First street. williamsburg this afternoon ct alf
past two O'Clock
At Newark, Wednesday, June 20, ANN, daughter Of
joseph Bayey, aged months and Gays. e..s
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend the funeral without further invitation her
fathers residence, No. south Bridge street. Newark,
N. j. this morning, at eleven o'clock.
In Philadelphia, at the residence OF his SON, Wed
nsoay June co. JESSE EVERETT in the nth year of his
eye, for thirty years respected Of this city
His remains were taken to Massachusetts, for inter
ment Hs
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA Jane 81, 1855.
Money steady. Stocks active Morris Canal 14ss;
Lsng Island, 173s Pennsylvanis Railroad, 45H; Penn
sylvana state 6's, SSz.
BALTIMORE GAYLE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Jurs q, 1855.
E<ef cattle come forward freely, and the market Is
moderately actve offering to day 500, Of which $50
driven to Ph,ladephia; 60 left balance soid at
10 net and averaging - 10 gross Hogs-Live, i'm.
psevs ssles 50 gross. Sheep-Dull; supply large,
and II Is dcut 10 effect sales At $2a So 80 psr head
NEW ORLEANS June Is, 1855.
Our cotton market Is frm with sales for the ay of
2o0o bales Flour Is dull with declining tendency.
Saies ~ 80. Csrn.-Saies of western white ar $50.
NEw ORLEANS, June 10, 1856
We have change to report In cotton market to-
day The sales ado up 500 bales The prices Of -four
are considerably lover Sales at SO 80 IS 62h Wes
tsrn white corn at osc.: molasses, &c.; pork,
$40 90. Cotton freights to Liverpool "a.
BUFFALO, June 2l-12:30 P. NJ
There ID little more inquiry for -four to-day; sales
eco bbl at 80 5 for common Wisconsin, 50 81 for
mon Ohio and 50 Is for CHOICE IudisnA Whest 10 mo-
eerate request sales 70 bushels Upper Lake spring. at
81 u.s. Corn unchanged; sales 80 900 busaels, at 85c
$685. mostly a. the inside price No sales Of oats Canal
fIssh.s unchanged.
ALBANY, June 21-12:30 p N.
A fair business Is doing In Aour-sales 800 bills.
whest-ssles 1900 busheis white Canadian, at % So
Cara teter-saies IL, coo bushels Western mixed ct
9skc. &c.,, and now held 1t 81 Oats BETTER SIC,
weight for Western, and Co.,. measure for Chicago.
vbistey36e asked. Feed-Sales 20 toms second quail
~, at 81 rs per loo lbs.
Focr-The sales to-day add up 700 bols ct % 80 80
for esmmon to good State Wheat Sales limited, and
N previous rates. Receipts-450 bbls. -FOUR 1l000
bushels wheat.
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Married.
On Thursday morning Juno IL By thu Rev. B. Y. Col

On Thursday morning, Juno IL BY the Rev. B. v. Col
Inns, WnIKTr LosKE 70 ABBY j., youngest daughter Of
John Van Buasum, Esq all Of this city
On Thnrsosy, June IL the residence of the brides
father, BY the Rev A. D. Gillette DR.. JOSEPH s. WALTER,
of alexandria, Va to SOPHIA e. youngest daughter OF
John McKewan, Esq of this city
On Monday evening, June - by the Rev. DR.. Mllett,
Ut his residence No Ill East Seventeenth street. Mr..
GEoRGE bUMFoRD, of Dorchester, Mass, to Miss MAR
TIA JANE FERRISGIoN Of this city.
On Wednesday, June 20, by the Raw. DR.. Harry Cros
well Of Trinity Church, New Haven, Ct JOHN McCaAok-
AN Of San Francisco Cal TO ANNA Pr eldest daughter
Of the late Henry J. Sanford, Esq.
Boston and California papers please copy.
In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, June 20, by the Rev.
Ebenezer Seymour, Mr. HARVEY BAXTER to MARY E, cid
est daughter Of Giles .. Ely, Esq, eli of Brooklyn
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Court Calendar-ThIs cay.

Court CaIcndar-ChIs lay.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT-Eos 49, 26, 20, 46
70 81
SUPREME 0ouRr--spesial Term. The Ninth avenue case
gtin on
2C4 to 223. Part 2-343, 474x, 760 953, $50, 1882,
1oss nss l2so 1884, l2ss 1881 1872 asiS, 1905
CosEoS PiEAs-Nos l04 to tis.
errEIuoR CouRrNos. a4b, o. 1885, s4s, sls 1913, 1904
sac. ssa $50, HI Sos Ss2 - 271 6ss 1921 l07, 100,
b62 49, ST. loe 2l1 212 1885, 405, $780, 800, s6e ll91
R77 1S4 oA3. 1853. t#t
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Ptanos,--The Largest Assortment OF Piano,

IN the Unitei States prices than DO found es
whore. Sole for r. Gilbert Co.'s pianos, with
without The molisn; Hallett Cumston's, Woodward &
Browns and Jacob Chickering's Boston pianos the only
where had the Horace Waters celebrated
sen improved pianos with over strings and improved a.
Zach piano to give entire satisfaction
purchase money refunded Pianos and alto we'd
purohae Pianos Tor sale monthly payments Seeoud
band pianos taken exchange for Secondhand
pianos for sale at good bxgnins Sole agency ter D. H.
w. Smiths melodeons tuned the al
HORACE WATERS, 333 BrosdwAy.
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An-Ox Removed.-Our Knox has Gone, good

An-Ox Rem0ved.-O Knox has Gone, good
p<adernot far DO suse-but then We, who have
above him snd By the tide q him for many yess begin
KNOX the halter has taken himself on pacard on the
shter Of his old No s Fulton street that he
removed the of Broadway, just beg ond Fol-
ioxrs the direction indicated by the piao.rdsd H We
neatly but not fttec store Of
and c6nspcuous location aud therein smes Of old
the Of tiles Knox under his roof that large
On his way fsruhewrd and now With iair suspiy Of
he takes fly his soc0unt. Success attend him
But. before hm find that he has taken
to shelter himself from the Sun That queer the
next the husingthst s plain enough but that queer
ysu knock them out ia tY And they shoot into
regular swrins Frame and Light and credit
able 20 the inventor Mr. De Bow while the workmanship
IL tell well for the maker, B. y. Miller, No. 20 West
Broadw w.
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ADson's Daguerrectypcss-ss large size for 30
ooored and twice the Size others take
for 10 cents and equal in quality aud size 70 thcfe made
eevhsrc for ~ ANS0N, $50 Broadway, opposite Metro
nab
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10 shc Hssters I'M shc oity and

10 the Hssters Nm tho Oity and Country,
leland Co.. IN Pearl street, beg leave oail tho
ssrkSon the trade
tass Just hnished among which the Young Amereas
d 9pe white Japan both Of bsauty we'll
dussbty together with largo variety
sosR and shdrcn's straw hst all OF manufacture
VT Ne lowest market price, by the dozen A. LIZ
LARD 4 60, III Pearl street.
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Espcnchcid Invites Attention to

EspeHchcid Invites Attention to his New
and style Of extra light fray hat for
manufactured from and beautiful selection Of
FUR Of exceeding richness Of color and neness Of texture
Also the sochy Mountain very beaver hats together
adapted Gentlemen DESTROYS q article
in the hat way should call ct ESPENCHEDS l18 Nassau
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-22

H0llOway's fins.-kAere Ii Health for All
Yes for all noble remedy, acting it does
aey the main springs Of he restores health when fail
energy vigor the when Tagging
to ever make known to the world
IA Strand, London, and by all druggists ~ rs oens OK
cents and 81 per box.