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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08
BACK HANDED Blow The Pro

\ BACK HANDED BLOW The President =
Washington organ. in n leading article on 1.-The
position Of the Northern democracy" throws out
ihe following modest suggestion:-
1t ought not Ia be overlooked that lift is allow
ab,e to prefer Presidential candidate who is en-
trely reliable on the Nebraska issu although he
has not been identified with the struggle because
he has not been So identified, it is equally allow
nhle to prefer candidates for Congress, for the
Senate. md for the State Legislatures. for the
same reason The inevitahir con sequence will
be that the recognition Of such policy ia tho
selection of II candidate for tho Presidency will
be followed by the recognition IN all other eleo
tions; aud II requires great sagncity to foresee
that the final result vii! be the Generalization of
our party, and the final triumph of abolitionism
IN both houses of Congress aud in the Presiden-
cy."
The plain English of this bit of decentralization
* that the administration intends to held Mr..
Buchanan ineligible tn the Cincinnati nomi nation
on thu ground that such nomination would "de-
mnralize our patty" Franklin Pierce is the
ticket to prevent this demorazetion." Let The
harmony which he has restored to the party in
New York nnd elsewhere be preserved.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08

=F.ttiaf- from Bremen state that the tobacco
market during the month ,f March was cha
raeteri-ed by the absence of all supplies. by
great frmness in prices. and by stocks as light
as they have ever been during the last fifteen
years. viz: 600 hogsheads tobacco and stems
In fiscal point Of view. The imposition of ex
eessive duties on this article would be the most
impoIiiio experiment TINT the Zollverein gov
ernments could make. 1t would completely ex
tngush source OF revenue which Il daily be-
coming more valuable.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08

feat be their portion. they aiil -iand upon tie all
ground and walk in the old path. They will ioin
no accidental trivial, temporary organization
they will swell no cry Of prescription they will
give their oountenanee TO no sectional geograph
ical faction. Their patriotism Is national and
comprehensive and they will emil Il in the ranks
If M party which does notbea the flag and keep
step to the music of the Union.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08

FOREIGN DUTIES ON ToBACCo.-We under
stand that the Zollverein have it in centennial
ton to raise the duties upon North American
tobacco. Should they carry this intention int,
effect it will seriousy affect the growth of tba
plant in this country. Our government should
take immediate steps to demonstrate against tbo
measure. 81 many important interests will be-
destroyed by it that it is important that no
time should be lost in making strong represen
tations upon the subject. Our last commeroi,l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08

:. ia. "Ei S.ea4.sg afn-o" s3at, Had 8aihs,'s
entire loss did not exceed thirty. but our CORES
pondenf intmates that that figure Is much under
the mark. The whole number ofkilled aud woun
dcd. be SAYS. was known to be ~. II is likewise
denied that the Costa Ricans lost 600 men. Their
loss. probably. aid moi exceed 400.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08

ARMING. The Panama Railroad Company at
New York have sent down to the Isthmus sup
ply of rifles and revovers in order to arm their
employees to enable them to defend themselves in
case any further outrages should be attempted
mput.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08

THE BOARD OF NAVAL ENGINEERS to examine
candidates for promotion in that branch of the na
tionnl service has been ordered to meet in Wash
ington city, aud the candidates for promotion are
required to report to the engineer in chief Mr.
Martin nj his Office in Washington, on the 10Th
inst. Candidates for adnissi nre to be exnmin
ed on the % of June aud must previously file in
the department satisfactory testimony Us to
their character and qualifications.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08

HONOR TO Mr.. BUCHANAN IN WASHINGTON
Washington. May 5.-The Common Councils of
this city have resolved TO tender to Mr.. Buehan-
an public reception. The ma ority of the coun.
ellis are composed Of members of the American
party.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08
SPECIAL. NOTICES
xYi.fnr.. Ra,.nn of Wild Cher.,- r.

of the Vermont Journal June - ls5-Wfstar ~ I'd
Of Wild Cherry become the established
Of the country During the ten years DR. Fowe has
proprietor OF this valuable medicine it has been le
gaining ground In the public confidence Pers ms tanty
known have used it with signal results Aitbopi
have ourself had no occasion to try its medicinal srin
do from VIII know OF the W.
pronounce this Bassm Of the most o
remedies the Asthma aud Affections of the lam Il
the hest of thelnare In the fy
None genuine unless signed BUTTS the wra,nhg it,
la
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08
A perfumcd II rcntL.--What lady Or pop.l.---

y Pcnfrfn,a
labor under of disagreeable brea h " r. WoH
DOWDENs DENTAL FLUID it will not only ~ using
but make the teeth white aabaster ef it
and preserve them decay. KecomlnenaS ieh
tts aud phi sicans every where. - " Gen.
Beautiful Complexion may be attai'ed by lis pso
pimples tan. freckes renders the skin soft II re
full mpartiug rich roseate hue Ii is the greatet oan
known being free from all injurious matt,r .lhei
cents. For sale by SfR0THER g. WHITFIr nrr 50
Druggists u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08
Railroad Accident Miraculous Escape

railroad Accident MIRACULOUS Escape
On Thursday singular accident occurred on
the Harlem railroad The mail passenger train
was proceeding at it's usual speed when owing
TO defect in the iron the axle of the hind truck
of the baggage broke short off and the truck
was at once hurled back upon the first passenger
Striking the first truck of this car it detach
ed the two trucks. passed undar the car through
its whole length ripping up the floor and the
seats on both sides with the exception of few
at the further end I he force Of these two de
tachcd trucks di-lodged the other truck of this
car and the three were then hurled upon the
second passenger car. The first truck of this
unable to withstand the shock was likewise
torn from its place and the four trucks ploughed
through the flooring of this car also scattering
seats aud passengers in all directions
They were finally brought up by tho hind
truck and the train was stopped when the four
trucks were found piled up in heap. at the end
of this car aud NEARLY reaching to the roofing
These two cars contained eighty one hundred
passeEger-men, women and children--and mar
yellous to relate with single exception not one
of them received scratch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08

YEARS SIANDlHt.- ~ IL
From Fitzhenry Homer Esq, of Boston Mass

TVEI I0A7IVIT. IsslIr VI 'VsfOn, Mnse
BOSTON, ScptemJ,,r 90
Dear Sir 1t IL eighteen years Since WA SUIT cr =
with waerbrash and arrangement of the stomach
taken advice Of the best physicians in this city and No.
in London Paris, Germany and Italy, and visited tho ik
sulphur and other springs IN this country, the wate
ot Ger1nany and elsewhere in Europe and had found m -
Since taking the Bttcrs havo had return of
terbrash, which daily troubled of late years to Co.
cradle degree Having found great relief this %
discouraging disorder, have recommended trial s oe
medicine to many OF my friends, who using 1t To- &
advantage. What little is in my scope offer In extong
the circulation of your Orvgenaed Buers VIII be dom
grateful pleasure at all times. "'
Yours very respectfully.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08

To DIR. gro. B. GREEN lin
SETH w. FOWLE & co, 1873 Washington Street Ro.,o
Propretors Sold by their agents everywhere.
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= " ~. DoN AID, lB. s. HOOPER,
NEW 0NCE4S.-McDonaId a Hoopcr

y. ~. DoNAiD lB. S. HOOPER
Nv ONCE&S.-McD Donald Il Hooper
DeaIers IN HATS, CAPS, BOOTS SHOES TRUNKS
Hoofs above Exchange Corner and nearly opposite tl
o. MeSsrs McCiokle and Jones' Main Isrce ~ nchbu
va nc adNersers beg leave announce that they have
"p "1 AED HdF SHOE STORE in this city ana "a
WIN ee constantly supplied with every article opncain k
ing To their inc OF business - ~ '1F' sSAs
ntspeedHy soliciting the patronage of their friends ant
Wv uuc tey tender the confident assurance that they VII
a. eP"ieu NJ All times to offer supcu Inducements pun
oolh rs regards the quality and prices their good
Vi he hrm has just returned from the Northern cii,
e,e ne male selections with great care expressly tbs
500 "hn intending so sell for CASH pnnctua Gus
prices. " N"'''''u w ~ ~, a. i sctf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08

Tobacco Manusctapin DESTROYS of obtaining sitnati"n
Is LOT .ne purpose of gaining an nsi, ,s cry or Rich
Please refer to- M h'e generally usef salary no ah
may dl,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08

VIZ. Perry Davis.-I feel it to be my duty to bear /,
testimony to the efficacy of your Pain Killer If r.
years for complaints Of the stomach bowels had yer
attack few days ago of the ague and such pain
back for three days and nights could get no resi
sent aud got % bottle of the vegetable Pain Kr
ltook little Inwardy and hathed according to directions
one Application has removed al the pain am Abr
write to-day tho with trembling hand The pplicnt
made last night about o'clock, aud had ,ec nights r
have recommended it for several years have travelled
good deal, and it has given universal satisfaction where
has been used according To directions
Yours gratefully. l.. PERRY CHIIDS
apl % Wv Pastor Of the BAPTIST Church TROY 0Iio
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08
'yAR-jO barrels for sale very low by
- may as IL C. HARDY 4

'bW IhE LITTLE NESsEs-As il is about
'le time Tor May and Pcc parties and excursions,
ehapPy TO inform the little Misses are well supplied
cream coiored Boots, and Shoes nearly every
anu "ood hke to nave them call in very
may SITS Next IT, thn Gam IIinse
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08

IS u spring ana Snsns Iser Hlcd,cine, dalfrr.'.
1fANisii MIXTURE stands eminent above all ah,,
singular ehacacious action the blood its streugthenng
ana Viviiyng qualities its tonic action the Liver is Ten
uehe TO drive all humors to the surface thereby
system according to Natures prescriptions its Harmless,
ana al the same time extraordinary good effects and the nun
Ders OF cures testified to by most rcspecta m
lens OF richmond Va, and elsewhere be concusiy.
o',uehce evidence that there is no humbng abant il.
ne tra OF single bottle will The most skepc
ofits benefits " al - H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08
Great Cures.-Ci,i,c,s. gscna, Rhc.n.,,;-
naI.cr's ssit,cr..-rhi. Home r,anu,,c,....

For sale at DR. scay's Lynchburg; Purcell Ladd a Co
Richmond General Agents. and all the prcncpal Druggists
and Merchants in the State. NAV & IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08

sudden thnngcs.-As the season nppromrhc
Tor sudden changes in the weather coughs and colds
more numerous Permanent lung diseases often induced
ny them The friend of the Scrofulous Antloter will find
1t peculiarly adapted to this Although we have al
ed successfully after all hope had been abandoned yet
ch easier to remove before the disease confirm
cd We would theraford advise those subject to sever
colds coughs or ashmatic affections procure supply Of
ahe Ahtidote and keep it constantly by them. They
ma an unaing friend to fly to in need-one thai
et usappoint their most sangune expectations DR. Wright
efoiuous Ahtdote does not fail to give relief in above
complaints IN a few hours. See Advertisement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-19
FAMILY MARKETING.

RETAIL PRICE OF PRODUCE IN WAsHINGTON HAkKET'
The very weather affected sales not little in
Washington mark yesterday The butchers cleared on.
early there being purchasers. Meat still continues
hIgh with light sales The remark applies TO poul-
try. Fish dear salmon getting cheaper her.
rng Oysters do mol sell well, owing TO the impression
abroad that they COOL this time Of the year Son
crabs are in.
Fruit is very abundant especially berries. ssrawber.
end cherries have cut place supplied
by other fruit Grapes promise to be abundant but not
very good Apples and pears also are very poor and
dear they should not be eaten for month at least.
There are peaches in markey and dealers say there
will be very lew TINS season.
Vegetables are toerasy cheap. Old potatoes have run
out and SO have Burmudas. The very good
and command from 81 90 50 per BARREL New cabbage
l. coming in. Tomatoes huctuate in price very much
They were 81 per bushel yesterday, and may be dollar
to-day Butter has cheapcned three cents per pound.
The following table shows the price Of each article
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-19
EMPIRE WATER,

JUSTICE TO THE EMPIRE SPRING. SARATOGA.
The ssS popaay q he Empire water
during the Pee cER BsM sHltT OF PHYSICIANS
"H''H p'0's" SUPERIOR TO CONGRESS
very many essential particulars possessing all the virtues
q Congress without the irritating pfoReTes which IN
the Empire having in line proportion Of Iodine
when makes scnorTi"us plsnasrs ni nSsrnrsrA rrc
and invaluable ,s awakening 10 action of the torpid liver
guarding enee tuas against
or haSe strong in the bubble
mind that the Empire is destined very soon TO be the
MOST CELEBRATED or rnK SARATOGA WATERS. -.
This fac, has induced certain interested parties to make the
They slate in their adv that
springs Saratoga the water from of which might
ss on
punishment and yet the article imposed on the public be
contains positive declaration that all the waters at Saratoga,
except the Congress, are worthless or injurious.
All mineral waters Saratoga have their peculiar me
dss and s neither ner S
'A'A' ~ IN JUSTICE TO THE EXPIRE SPRING
and its unequaed refer analys experience,
medical authority Southern patrons and the
pa0''~' AsAIxsIs or EMPIRE SPRING
The ANALYSIS ofthe Empire water BY Professor Emmons
Chloride Of sodium 6s 60 80
Bcarbonate OF lime "a
bcarbonate magnesia 4i*4
gS'iiioaase Of II soda or iodine 1000
Bcarbonate Of iron trace 900
Solid contents in a gallon. ass as2
From the results Of several experiments have made with
the Of the Empire Spring and also from the published
analysis Prof f. Emmons lind II TO contain the same
ingredients contained In the Congress and other
but in different proportions The amount Of
combined iodine is unusually large.
For the scofua stages Of consumption,
Kindred affections do not know OF mineral water
be adapted for producing saluary results.
The water contains 50 small proportion OF iron as TO ena
bic bottled for transportation adyantageousy
JAMES X. Chiffon, NJ. D., Chemist
NEW YORK, June % ISL
THE EMPIRE WATER
be found the principal drug stores hotels and at G.
WESTON co ~ Saratoga Springs, their Southern
uepot 6s Barclay street New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-19

(yoAL--IN CONNECTION WITH NV OLD FgTARr,rsu-
~ ed yard ~ King and Greenwich streets have
opened the yard We Duane Broadway and aLo a nav
yard Canal date walker, Allen All Of which
sell the best qualities 81 red ash and ssb coal wen
screened aud delivered, At per ton stov rsnee fr
mace aud perIr CRATES MATTHEW CLINTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-19

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Ayrys quiet, at exc. for pots.
HRsAperuYrs-Flour-Thsre was q better feeling in
the market with better import deman and more &C.
uvity in sales Prices FOR common and fair branis
81 state ard Western improved about Sc per barrel The
oraced about 10 900 IL 900 bbs Of the
M ah0 oxt
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sAa.xis Al Ausyrhssn

1stn LOIS AT NORTH wAyERLEY. PALfsADR
lsO avenue, bergen Heights, al aucuon.-DaNID
soft Aseaonsier WI sell al public auction Taesa,
fronts 1000 feet on palsade arenne and mile from
HoeoAgn Ferry and one and half miles 20 the Jersey City
ferry The view grand and
Long Island New York city, brookyn the Bay Narrows
Fist class improvements are going adjoining prop
on the north south and west The fassaic water viii
within 500 feet Of the property The Hudson City Gas Com
pany Incorporated last winter, and
desired All persons desrous purchasing lots
Bergen Heights requested to visit Tits property aud
adv haS surrounding mo
perry Terms Of salelo per cent and auconeers fee on
the day of per cent the 2d day OF when
full warrantee deeds will be ve the balance $50 per cent
bond and mortgage for five years. per cent
per annum, payable semi annually. Omnibuses will be In
attendance the Jersey City and Hoeoken ferries the day
OF convey persons from the ground Of
pense For maps further particulars inquire
oneer at bis Office 10 Montgomery street Jersey City;
THOMAS WILDWOOD rs Nassau street, New York.
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REsTAURAHTs.

RESTAURANTS.
L,REE CoNCERTs.-FREE VOCAL AND TNsTRUMRv
IT tai every evening VI the Nicaragua Shades 50
Chatham street. Of Duane up stairs The cccles place
In the ethyl GEO. DOUGLAS, Proprietor.
Wv III Lrsr,c, Musical Director.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-19

DoACH TRAPS
IL No neat houseksper should be w'tor, H.
II l. absolutely indisT ensabe 70 household e. illness Price
only N ceufs. For sale by ROBERT DAyI
GA 4 6B Broi lwav.
Northeas corner Of Bleeg ter street,
New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-19

Al MURRAY sTREaT.-BoARD FOR GFNTLEMEN
~ and aer wives single Eenileine also. furnished
let, without board very pleasant rooms with mo
oern tnproveinents.
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-
POLITICAL.
49,
s)D ASSEMBLY DISTRICT-THlRD AND SIXTH
y wars-In to the call OF the Democratic Gene
raj Committee of Tammany Hall the delegations from the
above wards met the CemoIt House Friday eyeling
July Is. On Thomas Munroe appointed Chair
man and Henry Z. Hart Secretary. On motion, Hon r. o.
the Third ward unanimously elected de
iegae and Patrick Mathews alternate represent the dis
at the Democratic Convention TO be held az syracuse
July 80, 1856. TH0S. MI NROE, Chairman
HENRY &. HART. Secretary.
9TH WARD PIONEER BUCHANAN AND BREcKIN-
ridge ClubThe members of the club requested
tend business meeting Tuesday evening eight O'Clock
Hail. OF Pearl and Centre By order
HENRY IL. HOWARD, President. i
y y,Assx M H6sS,. ,sccretarles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-19

The warrants entered at the Treasury Depart
ment, Washington, on the 18th instant, were as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-19

NEW YORK AND COMFY ISLAND, LANDING AT
Capt q Rodmsn viii leave follows susdsys included
leaving feot Of spring street al e a. NJ 1 and SO r. n
Leaving pier North river At 10 ~, and r. leaving
Caey Island last trip 81 r. NJ Fare for the trip W Coney
island. Hamilton and back 10 New York twenty i've
for which return ticket will be given Ne half price
for Children z. j. DODGE, Agent
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TJUDS0H RIVER RALR0AD.-HROh NAY IL H6e
III the trains will leave Chambers street. station - fosws
A. n. and p. N; mail, A. through way rAn
Y NJ emIsrsne n fes PosshsssPss =: and e
every Friday evening II II r NJ; for Hudson, % n ia
Peekskil and SD r. n The Poughksepse Sing sang And
Chambers Canal Christopher and Thirty FIRST srce rr.
for New York Troy As Sis and l045 A. NJ and ~
r. NJ, and hss Albany $50 And Il:ls A. and Tsp.
A. y. SMITH, SUBJ
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Express trains reduced fare without change Of
baggage will be the New York aad Harlem Rat
New York and Albany, fer the frs Of
August connecting at Albany with the and evening
lines on the Northern aud Central Railroads.
The cheapest and pleasant through the
rich farming lands of Necheat.r Putnam, DuAes Colum
ha counties and avoiding the dangers Of the
MM. y. CAMPBELIa superintendent.
YONG July Ia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-19

JUSTICE TO THE EMPIRE SPRING, SARATOGA.
81 TO SOUTHERN DRINKERS or SARATOGA WATER.
The steady Increase OF popularity Of the Empire waite
uurihs 'ne P NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF PHYSICIANS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-19

yUATCHEs.-FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHER
w The largest and splendid assortment Of In
the ciy he found NJ The subscribers lie has In
business Wall street for ihe last IS years and selling
descriptions OF gold and silver Watches jewelry
~ much less than The usual prices
beautiful gold lepine watches four holes sed f2l
Fine gold detached levers full ieweed ........ sys
me gold hunting cpine. four holes jeweled 1870 ~. AS
Gold hunting cAse English patent levers ..........
Pine gold hunting d. acaed levers full jeweled 80
Gold and enamel watches for ladies' so 10 elUe
Splendid gold pocket chronomeiers........ tl2S 10 $500
Gold independent second watches, for timing =
horses ............................ $40 70 e29
Gold hunting watches which eight si25 70 $50
ferent watches ...........~ si2o TO 500
Gold English patent levers M eweed. as 20 SID
silver English patent lever ...............flb % stS
sxer detached levers full cweled VI - y
INC gold hunting railway tinekeeperH $lsg o . y
silver epncs holes jewelled 80 TO sT
y Tobias, Harrison, r. and g. Beeseley, T. " Cooper,
and all other celebrated makers for sale very low
Ali watches warranted 10 keep correct time Watches and
jewelrv exchanged Watches and lewelry repaired tho
hest manner much less than the usual prices Goods
sent all parts Of the United states and Canada free %
charge.
GEORGE c. ALLLN, rnporler Of watches and jewclry,
wholesale and retail No III Wall street. second floor
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-19

CEGARs-TUSIs MoRREIL WILL SELL THIS MORN.
> ing. At iO, o'clock large LOT Of Havana, Sc
the popular kinds IN quantities dealers and others
rs only ser minutes viii be given 10 be puneua to
examine previous.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-19

DOARD AND ROOM WASTED-BY A YOUNG WO
ID man, in quiet respectable family up town. not higher
than Threh street where the advertiser can have quiet
comfortable home the expense OF 81 SO per week Address
:. W. X Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-19

DoARDING.-TWO OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN
ID obtain pleasant rooms and good board at No 3
spring st. three doors from the Bowery By applying imme
dt'ely
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-19

TToUsE FURNISHING GOops.
Ill One hundred teatcrday
100 whu
Why 100 mos nets.
The cespes, and best net 70 BE- i in the city now on
.ale At the great emporium for SUPP the house
keepers Families out OF town ca them immed.
all IN by forw ardIag line 10 the uaergned They
pr, ~, ar taken down a very few IN making
he IA they arranged ne 70 without
slyhtes, shfcuy. Prres complet fr,,ui - 20 si5
ROBERT DAVIS,
GA n 80 Broadway,
Northeast corner at eecker street
YORK
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

The celebrated Philadelphia hy tran.
The thing free the dining and kitchen from hes
Simple construction most complete for the purpose
gned Price only 70 cents 49, 7 -
For sale by ROBERT DAVIS
ga 6f5 Broadway,
Msthe8et corner Of Blocker street
York