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Dr.. ADDINGTON, DENTS

Dhs O-1
SOLfClTa an examination Of his beau. Skyrs.-....
- tiful Block Teeth, with natural artitcin. ftrSsEs
yums. by all who require artihcinl teeth, atNQIfyTs
bis rooms, ONE door from 10th, on Ms!u
street, Richmond, Vn.
Tho rules which govern him In manufacturing Elo-k
Teeth caunot fail 10 secure the original contour All *
preston of the tscc. These teeth adhere 40 irniT 10 .uN
gums rs 10 enable the wearer 10 masticRte food ina proper
manner: they will hlso restore 10 the voice II. :oTInr. u.riI
and sonorous tone,, thcrby filing I'll the pUrpys,- I5F
which such operations are performed.
II you prefer the new patent Of securing teeth % !!g..Es
by tu.ion of the graIulatnd gum; or artificial teeth ga rs
pcrchh bases, you cnn obtain th. same Of him.
II you are troubled with AN aching tooth, or with p-Hij'
gums, II you are lo-ing your teeth, or tE,y -rcm U~Irl..:'..
Es has the remedy for you; and by following hs direction.
you can retain a healthy mouth ever aftcrwmrdi.
His little volume on Dentistry, designed 10 meet th" cr
60 hi. views OH Dental Hygiene, Sc. may b" h-a !s-;o
him. K. ID. ADDl"GTG",
Graduate Of baltimore College OF Dental SgrE"Ty.'
June IL Practitioner for ]! y.aT-
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~ROUND BOSE.-lhis article cnn now be ',p
ea pliod in any qunnrty, ground from fresh boh,:, 7"
,o;n;pf. nj ia anoiincgl and selnrinous MISTER, ana l. 1T
p.rior to all other fertilizers now III r-s, Euano Lol : y
copied. being ground sufficiently fine oact as qniskiy upon
the land aud much moro permanently. Inc u'"eu"y -
mnIY arrangement to have on hand continually II tulI cup
pIy, he. louvo 10 call the attention OF Farmers particular
~ iOit. cr.rpopNr
MAY S-cow JOHN H..
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,ruOCKATIC CANDIDATES.
FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY \. WISE OF ACCOMAC.

FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY \. WISE OF ACCOMAC.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
.,,su, " N-COMAS OF KASAWHA.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
,sn .oruck OF APPOMATTON.
> BOARD OF PUBLIC woRkS-skcoSp bisrsIcr'
II HOLL.ADAi OF HENRICO
FOR CONGRESS.
,o,,x = cAsKIE OF RICHMOND CITY.
@ STATE SENATOR,
CuASTAlN WHITE OF HAMMER.
u HOUSE or DELEGATES-ltHoa iEsRico'p
nvr , MAYO OF HENRICO COUNTY.
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HOTEL. FOR RENT OK LEASE IN PORTS

MOUTH NIRIiINIA.
UyHE Ocean House. commenced In is'', ~ a &:m
Company OF Geniloinen OF Portsmonta, va" oe Siit
completed by the Isl OF July next, and Is offered i9rA aL.l
Rent or Lon.e. All the modern improvements ana cows.
lienco. are Introduced, and the Company INTEND 10 p,nI'
il upon all equal footing with the hr'' H"'Els ~ D u rs snd
Sail. watrr Bathing. Billiard Saloons. Ladies fubilr ana
Private Pnrlors and Drawing Room. GsntleMens patIors
and Reading Rooms. Ladies' and Gcntlomen,s ordihaty,
prjvn,e and Public Entrance, Gas Fixtures, &c, &c. are
;r,roducod The Ocean House contains about luo rooms.
fronts $50 feet on High street, opposite the banks ma :.
feet On Court Street, opposite the Conrt hou,e' VIA moh
V.rond,h nyer thr rnin entrance. snd iron balcony run
njur the ex.~ut olboth streets. Underneath are teh stores
occupied by the various branches oil business. loa ssn,as'
man thoroughly competent and possessing soiie ehp,as.'
tne coupory are enabled 10 offer satirfhctUry lnducenicts
Addres. ocean House Company, Portsmouth,, En.
Inr;i lE-cau
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EDWIN wORTH-iN & CO,
ICE AND GENERAL. COMMISSION MER-

- CHASTS
"a particular attention To the ssle Of Wheat, Corn.
II Flour, Tobacco. &c, nEd keep constantly on hand
xtnrga and cried assortment of Groceties. toretber with
Lane, Ground Plaster, Tar, Grinj,toncs. Tin Plates, Pc.
rd'san and Mexican Guano, Cast Stccl, and Swudr., Trrde.
snr 'sid Ensi-h Iron OF all descriptions and sizes.
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WORCESTER'S
SUPERIOR PIANOS.
4 AGENCY o. MIN street, Riclmoli, "a.
April ~ \ Mpal'ii
CHANGE or HOURS.
TRI.WEEKLY LINE OF PACKET FOR LYNCH.
IRG AND BUCHANAN.

BURG AND BUCHANAN.
lN and after tho 18th Msy. uWr Bo8:i 9pE~-ETTSl
will lssyu Richmond Mt ga NJ, Mon ESGl5yEESSr:5
dry. Wo,inrsdsy and Friday, and arrive III lyneuUuls ncXs
DAYS nj 6 p.
Returning, leavo L~yne!ibu.s Monday. "Wednesday ed
Friday ut E a. H., and arrive Ia Richmond next days o.
Pm.
The P%-mberton line will be Discontinued fro.n ID" GL5va
date, and in consequence Of the high price u iorsSe cad
provisious. the price will be roised.
SyI card below for distances and time Of passing
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=. MAIL STEAM SHIP JAMESTOWN

FOR NEW DIRK vim NORFOLK.
Lear.s Wharf a! Rockets TUESDAY afternoon, a, 4 o'clock.
ENREIGHT received to-day, Nonduy, ii
IL o'clock, aud up to the hour OF r. @Ff8sS
NJ, Tuesday, May 18th.
Passengers nrc requested 10 be on board 1tE1x1
Tickets and b,r,lrs secured at our Office, Sputh'side oil
Basin. x.
Those who may prefer taking her at CITY FoMt if ~"
yorl ccu do al fv taking the early morning train OF Cars
wbjc, leave, The Petersburg Depo, ut d! a. NJ, "Wednesday
mornin-. Orlv 80 through TO New York.
Passengers FOX Norfolk char sd the same MS oy tue river
Consicrecs are informed that their goods will b. landed
today, and they ar. requested to zen" lown ir them. nlh
II moi sen, for they must be- stored nj their own expense
and risk. u., j..
signature Tuesday attcrnooa. r.or
MAY lift LUDLHh n ai'OH
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4 VALUABLE FARM IN VIRGINIA,

7 HLHDREL ACRES FOR SALE.
AVlNG leased, tor n te!rl of years. 9TH. Esuqui.r
M WEiir Sulphur Spriass. 10 per'nns whose high re-
putntionw warrants the belief thh; they will be KEEP; in the
best style, the undersigned now offers for saIp, the valua.
biz farm which surrounds the !rpr-YSs.
II contains upwards OF $50 ncres OF low grounds, remark
able for extraordinary crops OF Corn, and capable OF being
RAptsthsRes RH'Aibls mspdoss.-Apaft Of this land Weld
Virginia.
TERMS.-Onethir on l-t Of December ncx:. and .sie
balance IN l mud . years Iirreatter, with interest from date
OF delivery.
For further particulars, enquire Of the subscribsr 6y let
tsrs addressed 10 'Warrenton Syringe, Fu.,' or TO wash
ington, II. E.
Nnr l-ctf IHOAAS 6hT.FsN.
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To WHOM IN NAY CONCERN

yyNHE undersigned will leave Virginia on or about the
Il LIST nj March for the West, aud will intend faithfully
and promptly TO. any business Innttors which may he Ell.
trusted 10 him III any Of the North. Western States or Ter.
TiiOries. l.ettnrs may be addressed To me, before the 18th
OF March, NJ "Si. Nicholas Hotrl, New York city and to
'st. Louis. boflre the 1T Of April. After tina, time to
Wort Ledvsn~orti, Kansas Territ ~. which la;tsr place
will be nay permanent residence. GEO. ". PURKINS.
~ ! refer, by special per,i's sion. 10 Hon. Shelton p.
Leake, lleu,rian, Governor Of Virginia, and the Hon. J
X. EtnvAll. State Trrhsurrr. Fob ai-cn
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MR. 4YLETTrS APPOINTMENTS.

y 4. Ayle,:sJ 20, the Congressional elector for
>, ..pGs,rict. viii address the people Of the following
11,aiirs at the times and places designated:
g.y 2lst.-Goochlsnd Court House.
We are requested to announce that J.. c. Ruther-
p-i, tpem.j and w. w. Cosby, TX. NJ candidates
the Legislature, in Goochland, will address the
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CHILDREN OF JUDITH
Childran Of Judith Anderson. ~(suppo.rd 20 as ~
Il Buckingham county, may lonrn sonIrihins "a ,het,
'''.f'-' hS hdures"ins 1HDS. + GDODh
April 20-cht' Boydton N,.ckL ~, 49,, L..
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----,, DrDTCTIOS IN PRICES.

Still. $500 sesins, putting too large n stock at
pnbbNe suction, we shall continue to offer for the time
now .sn lining; s !s sss. Sss ;s!s siS spsss s5,iss :; i ioS. p' We,
as will appear 20 PpSuf attention Of ladies to our Fancy
t G"nSs: and hou.ekeepcrs farmers and is.ni, h. general,
IL, to a stock. on which We ask no p'o"' ou' eNpe''"
sustain d loss = v~IaIIEHSTISE. cRENsHAW & CO.,
"a W Broad, 9th and Capitol streets.
Near Capitol Square.
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OFFICE OF THE JAMES RlvER & KAN. co,
Nv lar 1RSS

0gEICE OF THE JAMES RIVER g. KAN. c.
MAY lsr, 1855.
TOR tho purpose OF Repairing Locks Nos: ~ and 10:
on the First Division OF the Canal, the navigation will
he stopped ut those two points on the Goth instant. st sun.
down and will not be opened again until the 18th of June.
i, will then rennin open until the eth of June, when il
will be again stopped bt Locks Nos. - and IS, until the
10Th Of July. For the purpose Of laying new floors in
Locks Nos. 4. 5 and s. the navigation will bn stopped ba.
tween those three Locks on the 22d instant, and be opened
again on the Monday following.
By order Of the Board OF Directors.
+. L. CHM,
MAY o-1Srlm Superintendppt of Repairs.
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L.tND IN PRINCE EDWAKD 0 sAL.E or

ID I authority vested in me, ! hereby OFFER for srle or
ID reEt. the latr residence of Or. benjamin y. Terry at
Prin,f 10 edward Court House.
TIL U Improvements arc, a large frame house, with xix
roonisr Nd ottrc, p greenhouse, and all necessary ont.
lioubOb tile whole i'll good repair; also, n large orchard
and 90 rden, witt thirteen acres OF arabic land.
The Location il !icalthy and Possesses nuny advantages.
social, religious ssd educational; being within It mile Of
Eiarpd eli Sidney College nnj Union Theological Ssminn.
rs, and, slso, worry .sar Prot. Brhnch's Femme Seminary,
il e,ps, sally recommends itself 10 persons DESTROYS OF ell.
ucating thor children.
The purchaser OF the above mentioned property ecu
ulso buy OF m.. upon fair ,crms, siNty ncrrs Of land near
10, but itof adjoining tie snne, TIC quarter part OF which
IL wood ami. Address. Prince Edward Cour, House.
March q eff RICHARD II. WATKINS. AGENT
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TI-GII, sTORE-KEMUyAI..

MCSIC s~TORE-fE-hot' Al. -
FAY o K announces 10 his rS0rTM
T.. friends and the :. public "n, :,, a, large as mimi inn, NTT
ne hs nn9Srg from o rS y by William Rit, . 49,
To-, tor d Il the lat thirty years, on Governor. near Franz.
lin street, where he will keep. as hsre, ordser. q" Guissr.
ment OF ri rMmo tn;tsr and Violin Strings, and MAGICAL Mer-
chundise in general; all of the bss, quadh'y ,.,d,rd uu.;s 10
Also, the largest stock of popular ana s'anu''u Nu'' y
NJ Music received semi. weekly.
Pispns tuned, repaired, and let on nfe. Esho
oId p;snos taken in part pay for ne" ones. reos
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NOTICE
EXTRA TRAIN FROM II COTTAGE OK stNpA

RJCHMOND HAT
T1UE ,ub.cribrr il now receiving, almost -
duily. additions to his already very -
- Iarpe stock OF gentlemen's, boys ~
@@s14e3 AMI %rhildrcn's light Sum"cr ~4kN
fBTa1 Hats and Caps. -
The particular attention OF the -
. t: IL; &: +: ; : !; ::::::' 4: i;'' '; :;:::' Il
JOHN DOOLEY.
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NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS

V3NHE undersigned wislos 10 place under contract
Il $4,000 cubic yards VI earth excavation, and ,oms.
5000 yards Of bridge masonry, upon The line OF tn. Nor.
folk aud Petersburg iiHilroad and will entertain bids tor
the sau!n. or any part thereof ill 25th OF May.
WN. MALONE, Chief Engineer.
Nur,ulk Nav 4 1885 -, *
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EpELTEI,S PELTEk soLDER M silEEr
q JISr ,or salo hy JOHN n, GORDON s ION
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

ROSWELL

BOSWELL ACADEMY,
NEAR STANTON. VIRGIN:A,
BY WM. d. JOHNSON
' WIS Is q Boarding School tor BOys-limitcd il mum.
her 10 twenty.
! ~ session begins 1T of September aud continues ten
",'tlT' "itn a vacafiGn OF two weeks III Clri,rIn-..
; t.Has-sGh ior tuition, board, fuel, wA-hiu. and
7n pHyNhi" hall IN advance, kali on the Isl February.
~" .hhEScEs:-lI"m 4. II. II. Stuart. JudscL l.. +. IronI-
: NW" ,n y G"o. y. Johnson, E.t, Richmond; Professor
.hIver-ny ot Virsinin. sept. li-cly
"AhhEST0N FEMALE COLLEGE,
yHSur. W~aRRENTOS, n. e.
IN Nr'Iists o.; this Institution were resumed on the
lowing unc.r INC direction u inc l"'
Pc. r. FACULTY:
,,i no"Nah ; Campbell, President, nnd ProC of Ethics
crccs. ""' a. W., fToi. oi fhysicai Gel
T., r.. rarh"m' a. ~, Prof. Of Ancient Languages md
- :, =; 1ni,stinn, Teacher of French.
Mir Il. Bockins, Assistant In .u.i.
Miss y. l.. Royal, Teacher uf Pnin,;,
Mrs cue Eockins, Teacher Of ScrIt.sW t'A""6'
Miss Martha DGvis, Princpnlin the prt,,,,lh
MIS-. Ihos. ). Campbell, Mn,ruu. AS '''A'''""
A regular and thorough courso Of study :. L,o, .l,,,
cd in order To graduation, ana no cilort. yviII H. 'en nuSp.,
promote the moral and intellectual wc!inrn y, ., ,T sp"'tu :"
Pnliis Gun enter nj my time durin. ,lr $500, ~ " va ~ ' III,
be charged or!y from time of entrance S"' ""u VII"
Terms per session Of five mon,i,..
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WAKREYT0N EE lIE InIIE1:E

yHyur NARRESTOS, n. e.
VIZ exercises o.; th. Institution we're resumed on ,hs
lowing 1870 uhctr INC direction ol Inc il'
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to Jackson; eXpungers and antl-eIpungerg, bank men
and anti-bank men, proclamationists and anti.procla-
mationists, Wilmot prOvisoists and anti Wilmot pro-
visoists, free trade and high tariff men, Texan and
anti Texan, combined together to esAblish one great
cOmmonp party, resting its foot upon one great common
platform of principle. How utterly ridiculous -
How worse than ridiculous, such q party and such q
profession! What absolute contempt they must have
for the popular understanding to expect to gain
credit for il. How much more fitted to be callod thu
ostrich party than the American! who suppose that
because they change tboir names, their motives and
purposes caunot be perceived. Yes, my countrymen,
it is true in respect to this pie-bald combination of in.
congruous elements, that It 10 designed to rest upon
one common platform, and that is Spoas-the princi-
pie Of public plumber and a determination to get into
office ii they can, and stay there whom they get there.
ls 1t possible that any man can doubt the correct
ness OF the conclusions which ! have announced L
l"es any man believe, that if the Wing party weroin
tms majority it would have ever lowered its standard
, The.ore Il handful Of Democrats, and have given them
49, ,tenuancy and control, or even q voice III their
iIa When was it that the Wing party, having
sro N pv WY 10 choose an officer of any sort or kind,
rr,i ~ towest to the highest, ever chose a Demo
not;vo Of ~ NOT =, apparent. therefore, that the single
strops coalition ia a d L@y ~ ,t et .tn ,uao .h;,h he.
IT,, mN ~ mo strength to achieve, because
.u.S ~ 81. ~ " minority; and tor that they are willing
49, ,mo uncif own degradation in surren-
but to a miserable handful Of ,noJ.rn D.lnbattics'
who unblushingly avow that they srht for M nrinci.
pie, but 20 for the spoils, ready to tsLs sorv;ec IA tho
famed sergeant did-on the side which wonid nav heat
and provide most provender.
But they are the purists. And here, ls, ma cav.
like all who profess themselves to be puris,s. no h,t,
tor than the 'pharisees-like fanatics in religion and
ultres in politics, thoy are governed by interest or
passion, but ruled by no principle.
Let US examine, though, a little more closely, those
claims ito puritanism which they assume. Whence
came those menf As l have said, and as you all
know, the great body of them came from the Wing
party, and the little remnant forming the residue. from
The democratic party. Which among thom, in the
first place, was it who stood out against the party
while he was q member Of it and proclaimed us cor
ruptionI If there be any, he is not known to me-
And l am disposed, u think you will be, to place
little reliance in the professions of purity Of one, by
that purty, who is perfectly sensible Of all it's enor.
mites, and either too timid or too fallhless to d'nounce
them.
But, passing that, is not tho result a most e4traof'
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SToRE FIXTURES roR sALE-AT 10 EIGHTH
good vanpt Top counters &e In order be
sold a. sacrifice ot before tbs LAT fMsy ppiy at
the sbov, number, 70 WALTER AITKIs. 10 Eighth
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. EVOLUTION REVOLUTION
LII To tho insect world confusion
Bed bugs, reaches, ants and feas,
Moths and insects upon trees
All are killed-and brief the task


While his pills. dropped once or twice,
Stay whole swarms OF rats and mice. -
Principal depot for Lyons magnetic powder and pills Tor
the quick and inevitable destruction Of insects and vemn
424 Broadway.
ITO BoTTLERs OF SODA WATER ALE, PORTER,
kc-The subscriber has constantly hand large
ortment boxes thoroughly seasoned which will be sold
cheap cash. Orders left ut IA Front street (where
pie boxes be seem, will meet with prompt attention
JACOB II. HINES, Bergen, n. J.
WHITES SPRING STYLES NOW READY. A GOOD
w hat salesman wanted. WHITES, 2l2 Broadway, cor.
Of Fulton street.
WHOLESALE DEALERS ARE INVITED TO CALL
w and examine stock selected in the best markets
for trade and offered for sale low for cash or
proved paper.
Silver Plated ware-Tea and sets with sop bowls
math casters plain and revolving cake bas
kets, DO.
Table 0uery-Fne knives for table and DESERT oyster
knives, nut pcke cheese scoops cork screws, &c.
JapanneryTea trays all Sizes toilet SETS chamber pals
knife trays, plate warmers, &c.
Bright Tnware-Tea snd coffee eAk Dishes Of all
es with lamp and water heaters oyster chatting dishes.
soup tureens, tea and coffee pots
Britannia Metal Ware-Coee and tea sets choicest styles
issued moasses candesticks tea urns and kettles,
spittons.
and patterns Of approved quality
Bathing Apparatus-Hp, plunge shower and foot baths
Travelling erase brushes feather busters &C.
WfNDLE a CO., 80 Maiden lane.
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IMPORTANT TO BUToHERs.-AN OLD ESTABLISH.
ed meat market situated the best part Of Eighth
nue. for sale cheap. Apply at lG Eighth avenue
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NOAL YARD FOR SALE-GooD LOCATION, WITH
~ horses, carts building, sheds and urniture seven
lease. Also city property wanted in exchange for
jewely also, improved property or merchandise for
land also farms wanted for city property Apply to
A. j. BERklAN, 81 Chambers street.
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T,oR Saloon TwENTY-FoURTH STREET, NEAR
North River fourteen lots, very eligible
tories foundes &c Apply to Thurber Bailey 6s Wall st.
Tor SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY OR NEAR
by village store other property or for stocks goods
ndiss OF kind farm OF 100 within
and half miles ofdepot at Wavsrlsy Ioga county New
York. the New York and Erie Railroad Of the most
thriving villages and best markets for farm produce in the
state For further PARTICULARS apply toJ A. MANVILLE,
al Broad street, n. Y.
N'OR sAIE-A LARGE SAFE, SUITABLE FOR
lewetler watch importer Wilder's Patent Rich's
mpreesensn Can BE- seen st 43 jay street price $50,
k'ok sALE-IHE STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD
oa VIII yell established boot and shoe store doing
Sood casa business leading avenues the city
.PpJ y alexander BLAIR, 15s West Twentieth street
NY sALE-THE BAR AND FIXTURES, WITH
~ years lease, Of tbs we'll known Temple Saloon
thessanisss. " '''' V'SAP wv Vasa' in'""s On
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BOARD WANTED IN BRoOELYN-BY A PARTY OF
ID genensn (fvel the Heights IN South BRO oklyn
terms no object If fair equivalent rs oosred Address
Unity, Herald oahce.
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Personal.

A NONYMOUS LETTER RECEIVED With $780, AL
"A another enclosing $40 Thanks returned. Ad
BY the undersigned in closing the business entities
him to the whole amount. BIN.
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fSANAL STREET PROPERTY FOR sALE-HoUsE
II and lot No. l23 Price SIS, 900 map be seen
Ehe building Half the amount remain on mortgage
The owner resides in the house.
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VERMONT COPPER MINING COMPANY.-A SPE-
eial meeting Of the stoekhoders Of this company WI
be held Friday, April 20, at IL O'Clock at No u
Broadway. Every sockholder requested to be present
EDWARD M JOHNSON, Treasurer.
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I livery BUSINESS FOR sALE,-THE BEST CHANCE
IL ever offered to lverymep the stock lease and good
will Of the york best hotel in the United States The
stable has room for hundred horses best stand in
the city the stable has convenences than any other
stable 10 New York Satisfactory given for selling
Herald ofee. Eastern Western Northern and Southern
Papers, please copy.
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DRUG STORE FOR sALE,-THE BEAUTIFULLY To-
Gated of Broadway and Fourteenth street.
low approved security Full information with
the circumstances busr prospects, &C.
le obi tanned from the proprietor the premises.
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OK REWARD-LoST, ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON
WO in Nassau street, or Broadwny between Exchange
place and Liberty street, pocket memorandum book in
brown leather with the of the The
up sta
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SPORTING, &c.

I,oR sALE-A VERY LARGE AND SUPERIOR NEW.
IL foundiand dog Apply to PETER THOMPSON, No. AZ
BeekmAn street, corner Of William.
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r O. oF.0. F.--THE MEMBERS OF AMARANrHU1
h Lodge, NO 552 particularly requested to attend
meeting OF their iodgs held at 3 Bower Monday
April TO- busnss of will be
RARNhRY
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D0kRDING-NO. $50 BROADWAY ROOMS TO LET
y in suites or s.yly to families Of crown
single gentlemen. yusc is and has She
provenents Is sonveners to and stages Refe
renee reEnired.
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COUNTRY BOARD wANTED.-A FAMILY OF SEVEN
~ or ten persons wish to board at farm
where few bosrders taken the salt water with
good bathing and OF easy access to tho city Address 25
Lnht street. mentioning situ alton and terms furnished
house. the salt water with for the number
persons
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H. FECAkEs, BERNSTEIN PHILLIPS,

81 Liberty street, near Nassau,
Two three story with a
improvements in Sixty FIRST street.
The four story first class English basement house, West
Twenty fifth street. Eighth avenue, having all the
modern improvements.
The story brown stone house COS
, Eighth near Forty second street.
The three story brick house Clinton and Rvng
ton streets.
Two four story brick houses avenue near Twenty
eth street.
Dhe four story brick house to1 East Twelfth street.
The gore lot, forty feet 'front.' with the
thereon side Of Eighth Forty sixth street.
Two los south side Of Forty h street. 100 feet east Of
Tenth avenue. -
The three basement brick fnahed hand
style Of Lee avenue aud Rose sre Brooklyn
Together number of houses lots In New York
Brooklyn and williamsburg. 49, -
All Of the above property will be solo cheap and easy
terma
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7 zeal AND GENERAL RgPoRTING.-MEsSRz
LRAYES, HINCKS, CAREY * CO have opened OH Goa
ID and Franklin Buildings 1876 Broedway hand
reporting Their position and experience Congressional.
the utmost accuracy and oapedtion in fulfilling oEders
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a IL PERs2Ns HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST rHEv
81 Sots Asgasnos Esq will present them duly vess
sessts sheehan Som and al persons indebted TO Mr.
the came place - cR6 n sUAW 1.siaDa ~