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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-31

Attorney General Bocoek having set the fam
lily good example. by retiring from public sta
tion we observe amcns the suggested for
the Succession Major James Is irland of this otv
James Lyons of Richmond. Sheltaa + Leako OF
Madison George w Randolph ef ltiohmond J..
Randolph Tucker Of Winchester. Wm. H. Har-
manof Augusta, and Judge John ". Broken
brough of Lexington These are all ppmncrats.
and as such, OF course. qualified TO Gll any
office.
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ours, iIQlY
BEDFORD.

The people of Warren, Mass. at meeting
held on the Did instant. passed a resolution in
favor of state convention at Worcester, at an
ear y day, 'to devise means t. secure prompt
efficient. organized, united aud continued action
in the crisis resulting from the bred Scott case
and the state of affairs in Kansas"
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cnery and soon became ry distressing used this
cine according to The directions AMI cured Ia three
Ny vie also attacked with pam in the stomach. CONS
q1ence u eating after tit of sirkness She was r
iesod few minutes taking ills medicine To her
words she said she felt the after she Ia.
ken it, quick you could lump Of sugar ds-p,e IN
cold water Ny burnt badly the skin
pied the medicine mmedilteg and 1t ook the fire and
healed the wound IN less time tLan In
one my children tc chair bruised htIt
very bad but he hrnisc was SOON dispersed by bathing
medicine will mention one ofit- wendrlfil
ia curing wound Inflicted by sons falling ami
cutting himself diy; the pain eiese,l aud fls
wound healed by this medicine L. il l. the hest family
medicine ev.r used Tor the colds CHS a nun.
Der OF other complaints incident 10 he hnnau family
PERRY NJ. FLCkMAN, Fail River
F"rsae hy Druggists Grocers Medicine Dealer, e,ery
where
mar ID
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Now, this * the doctrine of the democratic party
precisel, Mr. Segar himself admits that tie llni
ceded should enure To the COMMON good OF ALL TIE
STATES and er2o, not to the i,dsid4at good Of e1-t
tate.RPaIlcm
If that is democratic doctrine. whose dact rine
was it that induced two third. uf the Democratic
members of the Senate. last session, To vote for
donations to individual Siatesl
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We are authorized Ia aunuunc, JAMES L.YoXS
Esq. aS a candidate for the Of, of Attorney
General OF Virginia. II howcvrr,the Democrat
c party should hold Il Convention and nominate
any other gentleman. Mr.. LYONS will promptly
give way 10 him EHqairer.
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Your obedieHt aryani.
l. "A. ArEnh

constitutional provisions applying To such "a con.
tngency, concludes that the vacancy only
be filled by appointment of the Goyeruor-the
appointee to continue in office til thirty days
after the meeting Of the next Legislature. Here
is chance for some of the faithful
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MS OF
this country generously and nobIy tn,
celebrated u'ucn to their and public generally as
etoeua cure for wounds and ulcers AL
other means have failed
Sold ut tire manufactures, M. 20 Maiden Lane New York
and No ~ strand London by all Druggists Ii
G1l c. and q per box. lunar y. lIy
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Thr l.trut. s.0vcrnership.

Lieut. Gov. McComas having concluded To-
leave the Slate, perhaps frctH convietinn that
such is the best service he can do it, has address
ed to Gov. Wise the following letter OF resigna-
ton:
IT, Ills E1celio,rg H. i. B,st:
hereby tender my resignation of THE oiFoe of
Lieutenant Governor of Virginia.
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A sou THERN MATRON.
President of the Ladies' Mount Vernon
Association OF the / Mon.


For The benefit of those not familiar with the
regulations of the MT. Vernon Association. and
who may desire to unite with it. either as con
trioutors or laborers to honor the memory of
Heretofore published in the Virginan
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ing male by Prot DE tirtths Etlrjc I'll
the diseased parts Nth kaoie eff and In short a
time health 1t be hal
here seu advertisement ia another column.
Pm
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NEW DRY GOOD .
s.I:asgsss va. Ess,


se boxes lemons igs E1sins Cocoa Nut, Printpu
anl Havana tiSars, Bsrr-cs Cream Ale Newark Cider
mand' Pecan Nuts Ftbrts, Palm Nuts, VIM L. saunders
l"'te star chew ing fobdrco.
CANDIES manufactured daily Of the best Sugars and for sale
IA a.N quantity, wholesale and retail 5 \. Boz II.
tutIl -
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BtiSOVs Balm ct 1910 F0icFS for the ,aSa., tagtH
breath, &r-prlcc -
D,iscoYs hprord Rosemary and Castor Oi the grow III
and prc,,ry atIuu OF the lair-pficc -
p''soHs G,rrass'aa Ha'r i8f snstahtans 49, fif' 81
Drlsf0s A1u CoioriHg Ftd or chans.n- ery hair
original color without 81 tIli. the sku--,TIrc
Drtsc0Ifs P0HeHdd fhitic0me-prirc cents.
Can be had At all Jobtug luus, and Druggists in Baltimore
and uf the proprietor. - I DH!stolI.
mar : al - IA
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SYDNEY FLETCHER,
CLIFFORD tABEIll.
CHAS PERRt1N,
Comm n,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-21
Alleged Abduction OF "a Young Girl.
10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

EEw I.oSpoS, June II, 1857.
Having had q daughter disappear from her home in
rev York on The sixth day Of last April In very myste-
rsous mssaer, and since which ume sue no, been
heard Of by her friends, Fact which causes great alarm
ad Anxiety respecting her whereabouts and safety you
viii be krd enough to CLEAN something from the following
aod pace before your readers that chance may reach
her cars or give clue to the strange disappearance
u my child, will confer q great upon She
sbou eighteen years old o~ Of stature Eght chest
nat brovu hair black eyes round featured and well pro-
poruooed and. greatly 10 my acson, she was not sharp
and brsn IKE other young ladies' Of her age nature
had no done as mucn ner n s'e,' s asa s,ea.
seduoed away. She a stranger IN New Norg and
had just commenced learning trade (ves making On
che dag Of her disappearance she c no ne about half past
one 10 20 20 her place Of took articles OF cloth
ug With except what she had on, which wa, striped
nk drcss red ca.hmere shawl With deep border, straw
poupel and black morocco gatcrs she did her
yace Of business, and has no, been heard from SINCE
We have made every inquiry concerning her where
for her TO have gone but 80 Tar have heard
NOTHING We have reason TO suppose that married man
has laid in wait for her-hs Is known; he formerly
resided in Brooklyn, Lorg Standard seduced her away,
ms he disappeared at the III had feared his "a.
sentops, and had set watch my daughter His wife
told me she expected he bad zone TO Baltimore or calves
oDg machinery, mills, vessels, &C Is o~ OF stature,
sandy complex on blue Dyes stout built round shoulder
Cd Scoops very much when he walks talks very Fast by
inks: has spguar mode OF speech; he has been night
watch N Washington market appears that previous 10
s "e 90, spss ser M,sef and family
were IN New York about four months and In that time this
mans wife taken sick, and 10 accommodate them, as
shey could get let my daughter go 70 assisi
nursing her. My daughters name rs Martha NJ Jcrcry
syd have always provided Tor bcr che was not capa
ble o. providing for herself believe have made full
Of the particulars and this meets your appro.
baor and you can extract anything from II that might
be he means Of snatchng young, innocent and iguoran
child from eternal ruin you vii not only have the sincere
and humble thanks OF an aectonatc mother but also the
blsss M OF heaven upon YOU. Will you please ask the
Eouteyu ard Western papers cory from your insertions
nd info
aaankrul!y received by her afflicted mother,
CsK uorxt Npw IoNDoN, @. r. DOlAN
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stresc fowsiu factory there. tearhln1 scbooi
- the W, and te boys. ualess located city,
tncre also. We are croaSers aArms bot i6t this
depicting. deierorating process 60 in country
churches for mry peers longer hes years
last past and do bit that the money which has
noweds tV last 70 West TO establsh churches, must
come bAckagan, and feeble churches. IN Vermont, New
HAMPSHIRE and Connecticut, be aided 10y
wealthy Western churches. no Their exsence
God TO tae Christian enterprise and beneyoisncs Of New
Engiand
A0RM0nIsM SPREADING OUT
The New York Mormon Of the 10th instant, oays:-3y
letters rece:vsd from Presidents j. f. CeRry OF ston
Massachusetts,, and John Druce OF Havestraw Now York.
we are informed that several r6ns have lately beea
bsptsed at the former place. and two al the Inter
many Us ckog out 10 hear the trth aud several
believing From President A. N. Canaoa, OF Philaael
phia iearn that branch Of como twenty members has
lately beea orgniZ<d some four miles from the city, part
OF whom have lately been baptized into the church IL
gives pleasure 10 learn OF the advancement Of the King
dom os God and the OF TRUTH spite Of all the hy
spleen and fasehood circulated against People who
are honest and unprejudlced VII, out hear and in
vestsaie doctrines for themselves ind thai all
asa.
MORM0SISM IN PXNNsYLvASyA-
The York AGeVsats saye:--A kormonie named Charles
Bird one Of the followers Of Joe Smith, recruiting for
wives for the saints IN Utah. visited this place and Rdver
Used the community that he would deliver address in
the Market House on last Sunday evening His audience
was quite numerous; but when he commenced his address
with an nds, Eliminate Onslaught. upon oil Christians he
was interrupted by some OF his audience and the meeting
was dispersed by the police in order TO prevent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NON hN ARK h =.

SArUspAr, June ~ ?. NJ
Tie dec se IA og "a, n .or ralroad ~ 81 st connss
tbout any aga .. reaction A. the irs board 10 day
pnr.ac Ms stearsh Company m o. per ccnt New
YOfs Ceaira E-lroad, s, Ca.cago and Rock Island, q
Eeadsg, :. Michigan southern, 10 preferred, "a, ILL.,
nos Contra, 4 Cleveland and Toledo r.. "a Crorc ani
Nlyaa.e RA,hosi advanced per cent. There were no
sales Of Milwaukee ami Mlss sspp ils nornsg the closing
sale yesterday ws 6lis, seller % d,ys The dividend
Gsy Of ihs compsay has teen pct OF he st o. August
and q rot at s CERTAIN tLss WI b. pai thea Wis
coas,n TAX. shore cod to-day At S. per cent
There vas Quite iM-e b.H.n.s Ia Harlem
To-Day. AMI the stock advaaced :. per cent
the opening rrioe Has1n Rser Hslroat Wa
STEADY At q percent The weakest had Get stock
the market lust nov, anon .hoss Of active speculative
character. Is Reading There were large cash sales THIS
n)rnas nj "A per cent? asa ard c.ose4 at 7i, buyer %
days Ses YORK Centa sod th, morans at 81 per cent
seller days may be the impression Of m NJ people that
currcn, prices Tor RI tread roc generally very low
and that they have nearly Ioccbci bottom, but
them that the loves, 70 nis have act get beea
reached-ths, tue boto N Tor many stocks r yet great
way OF Pesent prices high Tor certain railroad s0cu
rites, and fsr months hence shall ock back to The
suotalons pcw cgrrcai ald reals more ty the actual
exteai OF the iahsgoD.
~ the secont hoard there lui,e sample among
railroad ocss ani the market At the ose present
ed very gloomy Iect Cumberland Cosi tel on = per
cent: New York Central, Y: Nohvsn southern. u do
preferred, :. Lacrosse and Milwaukee sold At o., div!-
ssrd Of sir yer o.. which ls decline since tue
board OF two per Ere declined y per cent
Pleading. y limos Csn,rsl closed at 12s per ceat,
seller 90 days, ex-divdend o. ~ PER cent Ibis q
equal 70 ahou, 100 per ctnt cslh, Which shows al o.
two per cent from tie srst beard VIII tsis dc'lns n
priccs there much love- depth Weare noe yet within
sgh, q the ovs-t stratum The immense uat on and art,
DC al waite n these railroad securities, which have been
long sustained enormous cost, must nor give way,
ard they come right TO tue hsrdpsB. There g
hallway hating place to recover sireash for another
expansion and the sooner come TO the rca va-e Of
these things the better.
Tbs Assistant Treasurer report, TO-DAY a. fOlIows-
Total recsipe slob,0s az
Lota pay mems 1871 ~
Ioisi lll1-0 SV ~
The steamship Atlantic from this port for Liverpool TO-
cay, carried OF, OIL spec'e an the steamship
vanderbilt, from this pol Tor Southampton and Hsvrs,
carried out s7op,s5i Il In spcciemsksg the ,ots ship
mea, 10 day sl,spsss7 Al, a,am greater than the oth
shipment from this port IA June. 1856
The Mechanics BsnS has declared semi annual divi.
dssa o. four per ceut payable Juy l. tbe Arano Bsak
sem saaua divdsodo Eve per cea payable on the is,
O. JAY; tae B-cai~pg Balk = ssDi saa.s AV1s1d u
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NEw ENGLAND CHURCBES pECLININ6.
Feeble churches in the New England states are con-
stanily multiplying TX Governor ssde informs the ed
tor Of the Hartford, (Ct Religious HTdi that he knows
OF ten churches In Vermont which will sson cease to be
self supporting The Herald remarks
There many OF them In New England, andi they seem
10 be multiplying The principal Of this Is emigrs
ton Our State Is rrevously suffering in this way VISITOR
inland towns, and you viii nd that heavy dras are con-
tnuay made upon them Particularly is this true 10
mountain villages" the hill country where there
water power for the running Of manufacturing machinery
and where the soil cold and stony. Instead O. finding
there what vas few years since, farmers with
three four broad backed salworth sons Ard many
fed, buxom daughters you find the father aud tie
mother living alone, with an rlshmau a. hired hep or at
Tue girls, unlcs married, arc soms yalcy where =
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w~ no opposition 20 the reform which bad occupied as
,ncrsh,s io- twenty ave years % NM only aues-
ssn ~ 4, shs tme Il -hooii 70 into effect.
The following resoot.on bas4d upon the srxxeston Of
NJ Tot-y received the assent Of the committee sud bsv
in been read 10 the meeting unanimously adopted
S~.Sas WA toe shipping master aud landlord VI. CO.
operate with the MERCHANT, in aboshng tho system u
advance wages tn sesneu with the embarrassing that 70
oovac some difficulties IN carry ng ths measure tnso in
mediate elect the shpow from tae is Of July 20 the
ist January next will accept the seumen's order IA IA
vor o toe landlord payable ten days aer the departure
one shp Tor an amour. Dh exceeding four weeks board
s' 'he Usual rate OF four doars per week wheu shipped
iof an European voyags or 30 Atantc port, add sx
weeks opai when shipped on voyage beyond either
cape Horn or the Cape f.ooo HOpe.
The meeting then separated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-21
NV Nosr7s rSDSs Mac, 81, 1851.

Zotls So (; 6t0 s2ls,4.-,9.0 sl5l 1884, l0
Fgitler details eubsiautas what said Few days
ng0 &c alive g. the exports Of Now orleans which tor
hu.ue produce alone Ia the las quarter, amounted to
Sf-ifi.i while the tota xp0rt3 VI New York for the
paric per cd figure up SDiT5I. Ihs total exports OF
BCB Ca kcS sOf<, Phi ,deloH.a Baltimore and san Fran
clslO r1iet amount 10 SO -OtS or only half million
ne ynlue o: me exported produce OF New or
Of me ST. 67O4se worth or foreign merchandise export.
ed our 1g the three quarters ss.-so,- Tree aud
81 g. 40 lltable,
Of me Imported foreign merchandise, amounting 90
S-i595O, there was g. 70; ffoe, aud S-i2.-o1,67
dpl aj.c.
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Married..

Cctrsto1s,--on Saturday, Juno ~, by the Rev U
Potts J0ss b. Cons r, 10 HASRrr, eldest daughter "
late VII am Goldman, vi Of this city.
EyAss-6sEssnooD.-O Thursday, Jaae II, At tho Prp-
byeTau church, Madison square, by the Rev Dr. Adams,
Hy,RT ETAs- to hAsr, daughter OF the lse oark Grs
wood, al OF this city
EAr-HuTC5fsGs On 1hurEdly June IS, by The Rev. n.
J. Sis rsogs Nr ENsBr FAY TO Mas HAzzir o aur1s
NOS daughter OF e. S. huicniDzs, all OF this city.
GAr11rs-onaIK-On Thursday, juno IS, 5y the H,sv.
lot Jones. rector Of the Church OF The Epiphany sANgG
ID bArkvs 10 CaAsIOrs EgARrru youngest dsG shtsr n
The Ne John Geac, lsq Of Johnztown, co-niy Slssa,y
f-c And.
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Bef0Tc Hon Judge MtcheT.
J-vs -7p.cier =, T,rJ,y Motion to allow plaintiff TO
visit her William nj al times and such places ~ may
be agreeable 70 her, without restraint nened, with $40
Tr,en5 "poe me event, ,uese ve pS ovy,si,v n
plaintiff succeeds then 10 be deducted from costs to be
pAl oy defendant While The difficulties between the
husband and wife are in litigation, and there Is strong
grounds 70 believe that the wife IL much In fault the
sVs'e'y o. the children should remain Is present.
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CITY COMMERCIAL, VErupr.

SArt-unAY, June ", w.
FforR--The market was wi.hou, change Of momest "a
quotations, while saes were confined to ABOUT e'Vo
6,0O0 bbls, chiefly for EXPORT the home taie oeing
Night The transa ous included common 70 gooa s~'e "
50 as6 1oa s6 2b, and cvtrs 80 s0sE W a., .,..
WHSAt,-Sales Of sboat 1000 i'nes nas's wnIe
were made At 81 30, All 100 do MlTaa1e e'"o 7"
so -,
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90 i1-oce1s Vat dreadful ep 80 Il jewish history.
feeble with the earil of mantle lie this
upol. The at fore
s'd 60 E cure u worms 1re pro. &c ae disc
utHh TIE above vcgtat composition g. Tic Oaly r.
turs. ANA being tcnuul lC-"-gc ~ lcas1u' N'H y
eagerly tskrn ~ rlidrer. SOL by I've ptcprietors u
cents pee bDNs.
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TO THE EDI-VA OY The IsHkALD.
Tsa TO correct statement made 4, today Hssal D.
with reference to the alleged smugy.ng board the
steamer Fulton. paree handed 20 IN Have to
deliver ia tbs country. OF the contents OF which
trey ignorant, and thou ny more about Until
was asked on arriving at Quarantine Il had anything IN
NJ possession no. the ships manifest. al took
shls parcel from ny overcoal pocket bur my
not searched my locker bruSeu open is stated.
Nesaer did say 81 wished had thro ihe ID IL ing
overheard" Your publication % this VIII ohlge
ROBERT KANE Steward Of tina Fultr1.
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aup<urS,-mursh q co... Radical Caxs vrua
onse ran wed - Ne vess- sxssA ArD< H0uln
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HOLLOWAY oSsmrni' rnD"rn pfs%iy INTO
TIE and glands tie tros aud cAes has
Ing Ia bruoCas asthma aud a. dses,et t5st elect
resDr. on Eoase,es nay thus lie fai Ia few hoUrs
T. clsrzymeD public speakers aid Jcilt.'s his
fra N. al
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Niagara FAILS AMI Cssy Saeyys, photographs,
.tres ssnc anl PLAZA large snd i, aney exscyted
HOLMES, - Broadway.
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Williamson Brothers' Gallery OF Peey,css
photographs Aad camso-lypes ullon street Brooklyn
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Defiance BalamRnder Safss-yVytA Tatsnt
powder proof defiance looks and Dep l9s pssi
0<rses oas door osiow Maiden lana.
RoszRf n PArAIOx
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For Ladics and Gentlemen Bathing sults,
GREEN sart ana gensme1s nishlg store. no. As5s
rIai.la
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30 Cent AmbrOsypo LiSSrnesoes with Cass,
bssrui1ly oo.oed-upeIua ed Ia the werid-2To takea
daily By KlABAhL 3i7 broadway.
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whites - Drszs Haas-.spstnA S.yaA--,1s
F1lsoa streo. osswean Broadway and NassAn ssxse.
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If your. Hair is Failing OF. Jss Ba,iar,i's
har fssiene.. II gray. nothing sel % BALA2Ds sax
40 br.Alvay
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SunDurn, krcckles- Erup,soss- ALI skin Die
ONES Oh Italian soap ~ BG11-ss srsI hair,
d.ndri f1- beauty ag. -ooss slsd aslr
0. Dep0t, "a Dossrg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-21

summer W ines-CiRrets, Cihrets A Gens raj
assortment for sale n UknERtIILi MATISRsCNS :.
No. a. q come OF
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Crastsaorc's wigs, Hair Dys and Toupe.s.
sys applied s47ssey al No As'oS Hoass 1884, 49, -
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Prof, Ajax. 4, Barrys Tr1cOphsTous IL the
bes. AMI cheapest article for DRESSING beaufyaR
e;-ng, presegTns restoring hAr. l.As.s sod
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Rich Paper HAngings TO- tns Retail Trade.
o.; styles Of r-S<m Importation Work ilas ~
ArtzLs manner o7 rBOM AZ FAYE 90, ~ Broadway.
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xAisaeior's HAIR Dy~- wigs and 8sapsss--
Fas bS re ~erid, .ssa3 a. HaJe sclL 0a A,SAo5
~ lbs Ascfr-sogy. - Broadway.
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Old Stand. Corner Of john and NAssaa
Streets TREAT reduction la spring olohg n. r. Collins
Co are closlns oat their large stock very low prices
Aso npT summer cults OF vari0ds kinds sale and VIII
be sold AZ the very lowest pricesaglans rock pants
vss1, 10. GAL alt Soc them \. II. COLLINS 90,
OF John Nassau
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Bassford's Billiards. newly renovated. lao
Fulton ami No Ann street. es billiard palace Ia
Auer ca corner o; Cout and Remse1 streets Brosklyl
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Paper Hangings al NhoirsaAp-Of our own
manuicse and moor alton. Of every desi able style
trade The lowest p-ces 81 tIVMA> FAYZ
4 10, 10, Broadway.
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Don't guy untu You Have Seen d..
sHEEsANS guta pc cha spr.ag t. chos Es
Bro1dyav.
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Citation Place Hotel broadway corner nf
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paa has spacious well ughte All veutatod single
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-21

hoy Cioihsng for Spring anu sur pter -
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AihEkD MDkE0h 4 20, AL B.)aiway.
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TO:Al y,luc Of exports ,ad imports FOR nine

months end ng March a, iS6, si51 ,75i $40
glance At the dsrc is, hal IN detail mux be in
te-e ~ Only T. tho merchant but the phlosopher
nld politician who 5peou.ltcs the relative importance
o. different sections " county. .he toiov table
simplify the figures by arrangement, and present a
seG glance NJ the bus ness Of the cher cites the
Atlanta selboari, vel Their viny sister the
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