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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-27

MILLIONAIRE MISER.-The death of the grea,
Lnglfsh millionaire, Morrison, who was worth $50
00'nO has been stated. A letter to the Boston
Post gives the following account of his sinaua,i.
ties:
Mr Morrison retired from active business sev
eial years sIuce without drawing his capital from
the mercantile house. and though managing HI
'ast funds himself mp to the time OF his dealt
win Mi the sagacify Of earlier days. b. has f,i
tht past thTsr years been possessed with the idea
'hat he should come to want. More than rw
teirs ago he commenced doiug labor upon "A fam,
hetd by one nf his tenants t1r which b. received
twelve shllliGgs a week ami this ne confirmed NJ
I'll the time ~ his illness. For the last eighteen
months he has been regular applicant for teIie5
u tue parish, assembling twice week with tn
town paupers Al the door Of the Union and re-
criving with each of them his two slilIng -.
AMI a quantern loaf. His friends have iuduIred
ni'h In these iaDcies on the ground that it was the
best choice of two evils. The truth was money
Was his god and thu idn. became at last TOO yresf
for him and bIck" bin down And vet be is saic
TO nave made m ost ju icious wi and his invest
WentsHp TO the last chai actcIiz,d by great
good sense. The Probate duty on his will EXCEED,
fl00,0t0"
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Q $50 KEWAKD.-Tne above re-

3 $50 kkNAkD.-The above re-
E%& ward Of twenty dollars viii he paid b, the
~ subscriber to any person VITO vii deliver to
k hiIn. at Craigtnu in Henrico county, his ne
q ' -lIl NANNY whh times calls h T-eit auCS
GaRham, vino ran away on she l2tn of This month";
Nancy is Il very likely br ght mustto bushy heat
ytry bright blaCA eye and about II years old. She
il lisyed to be in the Cit of Rchnl nd, or its vi
ciuity NM A. CHRISTIAN,
&C 3i-ts CraigtUn, HenTlco CO.
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70 quarter
" 10 eighth
IN ORpaRIya TIcHETs oR CEKTI

In ORDERING TICHgTs Or CEKTIRtC2rE5.
Enclose the money L. address tJI the Tickets
oriored receipt Of which they will be forwarded
by first mail Purchasers hENs Tickets ending IL
any figure they may designate.
The List OF drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
e. purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
RF- Purchasers viii please write their, signatures
plain and give their Post O.ice County ana State.
So Remember that every Prize Is drawn and pay
SD 6 in full without deduction.
ss- All prizes Of Sl,0u aud under paid immediate
sY after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
Il Thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders tor Tick Its or Certificates to
:. SWAN q co, Augusta. Ga.
80 Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala-.or
A lanta, Georgia can have their orders filled, and
ssFe time, by addressing s. SWAN / CO., at either
OF thGss cities.
sS- A list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount Of the prize tnat each one is
ertitlei to- will be published after every drawing in
kh following papers: 1he Augusta tGs Cuilstl-
tut iona st, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
iuie.iigencer. New York Weekly Day Book. S4van-
nah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch, New Y X
Dispatch and PaudnG (Miss) Clarion no 23
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AN Lx-ALDEKMAN PAUPER.-fur well know
-liow citizen. stephen II. Branch, late alieTna,
I the thirteenth ward yesterday pAtiiiuned tn
governors of the almsh"use TO take charge of hin,
'sa poor. sick. helpless pauper. Mr. Branch is +,
NlndLearted. we'll meaning man, of very mode
ate abilities. aud IA sadly ill-tHanced mind by
ne of the absurd folly of parties he was electe,!
80 the beard OF aldermen where he was made tI-
utt of all sorts of people and used for the mean
II purposes bv shrewder and less honest men HI,
rwat exploit was the pnTsult of the birth place al
'ir, Matsvll. the chief of police: and in this h.
<"cpt his time and money, until he fairly begged
himself
This he was encouraged by some of the mem
hers of the Common council whose only object VA
to enjoy laugh at Rranch's expense. Siuce h,
superseded i'll office he has haunted the pur
ieu- If the City Hall like some uneasy ghost vain
Y asking for justice at the hands of the common
| council. This has been steadily denied, aud nov
he unfortunate ex alderman voluntarily proclaim
himself pauper and publicly seeks admission (,
the almshouse. Hal MIR. Branch been less homes
nd more nnscrupuous. lie might now have count
d his tens of Thousands of dollars the stealing
t an aldermanic term. aud instead of pefitonn;
iur public charity, have been driving his 2:40 team
~ the aveuue.--.N J.. Tribune.
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g4cR SAT- -RDAf IA DEC MBi

APPROXIMATION PkfIFS.
prizes Of 500. arproxmatna to 5000
pyize, are aas
prizes # $3.50, spproximating 10 S30f
pclze, ars 1870
prizos II Ss1, spproxinating 10 Si0Gp
prize. are ~p
prizes Of SO. approximatinG 10 $3.50
prizes, are 60
prize. ni $lS. spproximsting to $3.50
prye. are 500
prigos Of $40, approximatins 70 $500
pr,Zu, are 40H
priz,s Of So spproxlnlstina to $4,000
prize, ave so
priz,. Of go spproximating TO $3.50
prIzes are 2O
600 priAas Of s.1 are INa,0p'
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ship City Of Mobile.
ast week. from Mob 10,
ne weight 10 z,7D, -
! 20.
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s3sFALL TRADE, 1867.
EsN GEO. j. SUMNER,

CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE
NO. ~, PEARL ST., RICHMOND, "a.
ships William Penn. Annapolis Robert Mills
City ot Brooklyn, &c and per steamers and vessels
n, if he factories stock of Glass Ware, Looking
silfsses plated goods Block Tin, Britannia and ia
panned Ware, &c, &C, which make mp stoeck IT,
lar gest aud most complete WE have ever offered and
20 which we invite the attention OF the trade. UI
Ct * has been selected with special regard to tf,y
va ,ta of the merchants of Virginia, North Caronai
and enneseee. Our facilities being unsurpassed.
pI epaTed to offer our gO,r oh as good terms ~
any re-packng house ia the country.
SlerChants passing through our city who buv good
North are respectfully requested to call and examine
our stock satisfied they can save the rist
and expenses ON goods by giving us their orders.
tireat care taken in filling all orders, and none
the best packers employed -
GRO. j. SUMNER
N-R.-Stone Ware AT factory prices.
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HEAD QUARTERS 1877 :

"a CLOTHING! CLOTBfhGu CIDTHINGl,.
ff Visitors To the Agrcultu vi and Mechanic
sA<-' Fairs, attcntion!-if you are in panF of snn
and tientlemens furnishing Good,, not at beio,T
foa put at a .ir living profit give me- call, and
vii J. MI pIoulse my goods, when quality and work-
oc2s No l2o cor M.;n n.nd = I3,h az ~.
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SINGULAR ACCIDENT ---On Wednesday
'veuiug last servant named Beverly. IN the en-
blOy of IessTs. Warwick ca as "a transfer whilst
irving his team along Cary street. accidentally
Ut out and destroyed his right eye with his axou
hip and seriously injured the ieft one He WAS
'rncking his whip over his head At the time OF tho
n"'"riuhate occurrence, when the lash struck his
eyes.
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The journeymen saddlers Of Nashville, Tenn.. are
on "A strike Cause, reduction sf wages of ~ psf
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=, % r, no. 2 Pearl street
aa % The street opposite their Old Stand.
AIRGlNIA WORM KlIIER --ChiIdr-,,,
WOODFlN'S sPECIFIC!-FOR

CHRONIC THRUSH AND DYSPEPSIA
The proprietor Of this specific, has been awarr oI
ts VIRTUES Tor several years having frequently made
small quantities Gr grAtuitous distribution TO the
afflicted He had idea of offering ii to the publjc
IN this form. until he urged to DO So by many
who hsd been cured by its use. He, now, with sIeat
confidence. offers 1t 10 the public. for the two Diseases
indicated. namely: Chronic Thresh and Dyspepsia
not as general panacea for all he ills flesh is haif
To Many certificates may be seen at all the places
Of sale.
Manufactured and sold by u. WOODEN 18th
street, Church Hill; price 81 per bottle or bottles
i"r 50 For sale also, by GRUBBs APPERsoS; L. j.
floof } W POLLARD, 9Th street; and DIR. SNELLIsGs
corner OF Broad and 18th streets Church Hill.
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pICH VELVET CARPETs.-We have

DICH VELVET CARPETS.-We have
AZ few sets of rich Velvet Carpetings, which will
be closed at less than the cost of impoI tation.
Aisn.5O pieces Tapestry Brussels Carpets, which
We ar- cosng out at prices much less than such
goods have ever be. n sold in this market.
200 yds. Threeply aud Ingram Carpets, being the
pal@Eee On hand will be- closed, with Rugs, Drug
gets, &C., at cost, for cash.
CHRISTIAN LATHR0p,
mol Cash Store ~ Main 1t.
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NEW GOODS S-We Lave iust o1ened

~ - Nunc'eo"Ie ~ . " Htlcilanl, nelSigtf Co
TO THE VISITORS OF THE STATF
AGRICULTURAL FAIR-FATR C0MPETI-
TlO\ A JEWEL $50 IN ST0Ck-WM IRA
sdIrH Fashionable Ctothier-Havinx recently en-
iarEed AMI improved ms sales ropm a. ia Main ST.
tnd this FAIL laid III very superior stock Of Ggots
p"tfi US % sFiLE QUALITY, ami WORKMANSHIP, |
"uld ask nt the ia ronizins public to call and exa
;,:lne my assortment of
READYMADE CLOTHING
FOR dtn ana Boys wear. Thankful for past favors
would say, that no fort my part shall be want
lng {" give entire satisfaction
VI stock is laid in fOr tbe RETAIL TRADE onIY
ana embraces ali kin!s 81 GARMENTS and FUR
HtSHlAt ARTICLES, Usually kept in n Clotiiug
house. comprising all the
LATEST STYLES
A. TO cut pattern ami fabric and made hy the best
~ork1nen. NJ: "tyect Is tO sell good article. at a
tar price, ana will offer them at @uch prices AZ viii
SUIT Tiir TINES
word to tbs wise is sufficient. Call and examine
WM. IRA SMITH
"a Main
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/ III E DISP A TCH


-
VIRGINIA ANNUAL CONTAMINATION Day-Mi,.
ton H. Andrews local deacon from the Lynch.
ourg District was elected To elder orders
The folio~ing elders in the travelling connection
passed IN examination Il character. VIZ:
d. Carter. J b. Dey. ". C. Blount J r. wag.
gon.r, W 4. BaiB. r. L. Nixon. J b SouthaIl Ia-
seph spfiegs, T. l.. lIayle, Wm. II Wh.elwricht
I A Ware. L. Bishop J j Edwards VIM I,
Grant John W Howard, VIM. q. Cross James I,
spencer. j. ). Kennedy. j. s. Il. Clarke. Alfred
Wills, n. d. Wood. placed on superpumerary lirt
". ~ smith. II B. Cowles Robert Michaels j. Il
Edmunds, Geo W. Deems, q. y. Winfree. O. Little
ton, l. j Dayton, P. A Peterson. Isaac Arnold
Joseph Lear, VIM. A. R.binson. j X. Powers J. VI
Sannders u. Z. Wills. j. Riddick /. r. Finley
u '" lanEhorne. y. Stanley. j. ). Briggs, j D
Lnmsden. Z. NJ. Peterson Lloyd Moore, L. S Reid
John " White, Wm. c. Williams Wn J. Nordeet
lpaced on superuumerary list.) VIM Z. Dalhy, q
'" lWymer, tlocated at his own req sossl Jossoh
Davis II III johnson
The Conference proceeded to the el ,t,an Of .,ev
en- delegates to the General Confe a7aa uhtch
meets in Nashville 10 May next
ihe brst ballot was taken with the following re-
suit: "s ~
D. g. Doggett.* los; W. A. Smith, 1n4. l. "
Ices 81; Leo. Eossera 81: .Tchn r. Fdwards = ~
". b. Rowzie.& co. g. ". Carriers IS; G. W Lang
horne 62: j. D Coulling 43; .Joserh H. Davis
- II. u Cowles. II; Robert Nchols* SO; Nelson
mea 81: W. W Bennett* 54 Jacob Manning a.
w H. Wheelwright. 80: Jas A. Riddick. 20: Jobr
Z Granberry, &c: W Cross %.
Those marked thus - ar. elected
The Chair presented the following commupics
ton from the Holston Conference, NJ. f. Church
South:
he folstoD Conference memorialzes the Gene
RAJ conference to enact third restrictive rule tc
the efiect-That the boundaries of Annual Confer
ences shail not be changed, except by the consent
o. the majority of the Annual Conferences to be
aHtcteh ny the change, or with the Consent Of tn.
majority of the Delegates of said Conferences :
ihey request the Bishop To present this PROPOSE
fi"n to the Conferences. aud to ask their concur
renee.
The Chair also presented the following resolution
OF the Alabama Conference:
iesoir'd, That the members of the Alabama
conference. in Conference assembled. meme
flalize the General Conference of the Netbodis
Episcopal Church. South. to meet at Nashville
lthnessee. May. 1858. tn expunge from III.
deheral Rules (of the church, the following rule te
VIII: The buyibg and selling of mel. women ane
chiidren, with an Intention To enslaye them" an
.nSt the bishop be requested to pass this resoln
ton around to all the Conferences for their con
currence."
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Their stock consists In part Of
K igers' ""W W0stenholm's = - "Butchers' and MAP
pin :" pocket and table Cutlery; Ra2ors, Scissor
and Shears
Bellows. Anvils, Vises, Stocks aud Dies aud Tongs
Horse and Mule Shoes, and Grittins horse shos
Nails
Hemp asd Manila Rope, Bed Cords and Plougt
Lines
Axies Springs Nuts Washers, carriage and plough
Bolts
CAST shear, blister and German Steel
Epades 2hoyels Forks H0es, Picks and Mattoxes
etirIup Irons Bits, Buckles, Webbing, and saddle
Trees
Wagon, stage and gig Haues
Brides, Halters, Girths and Web Reins
I'd, stock, chest till, rim and mOrtice Locks
building Hardware OF every description
CarpenteTs gnths' aud saeidlers Tools, Of every
description
.,immons' Collins, Msnn's aud Virginia" Axes
Genuine Anchor HOlting Cloth
y. B.-They are, also, sole agents in Richmond
or Fairbank's celebrated Scales saI
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, 60.
NJ PURCELL, LADD & CO.
~ DRUGGIsrS.
= pEALERS IN pAINT9. otis. DYES
A&& WIND0W IN AkS a. .No'


NV, No. 10 Pearl street, Richmond
ahh NOW receiving. and will shortly have in stnr.
~, ~ ,t sai nt"ck OF DRUGS, DYES, CHEMICALS
~. ehe whole comprising q large aad xenprsI as
t1rtn"nt, we'll adapted to tha gants Of the srads
P1IthaSed III person by Of the hous. on the mos,
"1u x '.i''sgeous @ 3 terns and ostiy for cash
we afe thank t 10 our friends and the pulIir far
shelr tohg continued aud hAttegiAg support and ~,
ope tha6 with the facilities pusaess ior obtainina,
eepr'eh. aud the srictest attention TO th. cualifS
- s sooda seht iro:n us, y preserve the reputation
very best character ~ VI NV
packing orders. fS"s a""
PURCELL, LADD 4 Co, Druggists.
o ~, No. Is Pearl street
aa - The street opposite their Old stand
NlhGlNIA WORM KlLLER.-Children
CRY for 1t! This valuable aad popular prenara
- IS recommended with the greatest conf3denee- -
rs experience and test of yea RS having proved II to
nS OF the best, safest and most reliable Worm ps
8 'ers in use. WIN" "'
Ink prepared especially for children IL ia swee,
a' pieaSht TO the taste, and readily taken by them;
anu may be given TO the youBgest infant with perct
7aety ~ IL contains no oil worm seei turnentine or
other nauseous drug.
Prepared only by Il. j. pIlNgT and for sal. IN
Druggists generally an n
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MOST WONDERFUL DlSCOVERY

~ certain cure for Fever and Ague-LEtJN-
ARDS ANTlDorE for the above. is the greatest
discovery OF the age: 1t has never been know t.,
land by the medical faculty,) the best medicine ir
use.
References given by those who have been cured
b. the above medicine.
Price 81 per bottle. To be had Of
THOMAS LEONARD
seq Corner Of CLAY aud Adam streets
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Times says:

SNOW AND Poverty IN N1HNEsoTA-A gentleman
rom ST Pan informs the Prairie du Chen CourIer
hat there was in the first part of last week y
'''7 ~ snow on the ground at St Paul TIL
Times says:
t..- -suw al Hastings on the morning of Sunda,
Nss eighteen inches deep This seems too territl.
far belief. great portion Of Minnesota is Ia n
*iate ~ destitution. No money Il in the cuuutry
lrge bodies of emiCrants hutdied together H.
piaces entirely new and repct,. from supplies an
1nw the rigurs of northern winter are upou then.
reaIly a month before they were anticipating 1t
We dread the recital through the press Of thu h0r
r'rS I'D stere Tor those who are without provisions
money and -hnt nut from the world hy "A half
yoar Of ice and snow
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EALL TRADE, 1867.
CLARKsON, ANDERSON a. CO..

no. lt45 MAZE srEEET, RICHMOND, vA,}
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
ENGLISH GERMAN AND AMERICAN HARD
WARE. CUTLERY GUNS AND
ANCHOR BOLTLNG CLOTH
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1 tW & LO [ Il \ & G.-DARRACOTT

= HARRIS co have just received q choice LII
II II"thInE: Consisting Ot fine Black Dress >uit- .
very superior Slde-Strpe Suits; very praftg rict
Fancy Velvet Vests; fine BLACK do; rurnisli1s
''ocds Of every kind quality, For hargains call
o' DARkACUTr, HARRIS CO.
no "a Successors to Merchant, " eisigtrS Go.
NEW GOODS.-We have jus, opened
this morning chnice lot Of ClrIhiuy consist
lns OF hne iiresH ami frWk Coats: Sides ripe Ca4s
mere SUIT; Black AMI Fancy Velvet vests AL stylrs
aud cuts; Black ami Fan Ctssimer.. Pants At all
prices; Furuishug ioois OF all kinds and qualities
For gr at bargains, call on
DAhRACb 7. HARRIS Co,
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TIE BURNING OF TIE STEAMBOAT R.rSgow
sgrsphic dispatches published i'm the Cincinnati
Sommerciai' give some particulars of the burning
oi the steamboat Rainbow. when near Napoleon,
Arkansas. on the Z1st inst At the time there
were Oh passengers on board Including a large
number OF coal boAtneb on the deck The wind
was Dewlhg stin gale when the fire Was discuy-
erta ana TIN steamer was soon eioped la flames
Inc boat WAS run ashore as soon AZ possible and
she there burned TO the waters edge The origin
ni the hre IL attributed To an ineendiary among
Tue dee passehgrs The total loss Of life ia esti-
mated at seventy five persons. All the officers
were saved The steamer Ninnehaha. from New
orleans brought those who were saved to Memphis
Among them are Thomas Asddack J. NJ Carson
and sh John berry aud wife, of Philadelphia
ihe boats books having been destroyed, no accu-
rate list of the lost can be urnished
Inc following named persons. however, are
known TO have been iost:-James LaHghlin and
hirem charleston, Alliance, Ohio William Cham
bers cincinnati. John Gallagher, SaIinsvile Ohio
James Branan. Allegheny City Pa Jgmes Nc
.hngniln. Plttshnrs. George Craig, Birmingham
Ia James NehIff. NcKeesport Pa Thomas New
mouse and George Newman. Carrolton. KY A blind
an named johnson. and his wife and two dau ph.
rers OF paducah KY; MIR Gaffin of Keptucky y,
three children of Mrs. Whitaker Of yicksburg;
Mrs Wheatley aud child. nf California: one la,iy
III the cabin and three ladies deck passengers
names unknown Nr. Leakey. Arkansas: Mr. Ingra
ham of Ae~ ORLEANS: Ni.s Farrick aud Miss IRA
shears of West Point also, two stewards, two
cocks, three deck hands and three coIored boys
PROCEEDINGS IN GREAT BRITuS IN CASES oP BANK.
RUPTcY-It may he of interest at the present time
to call attention to recent ameudme Mt Of the act
OF and Wet, cap. Ill, for facilitating the wind
ing up of the affairs OF joint stock companies una
ole TO meet their Pecnnlary engagements and also
the Joint stock companies winding up acts of
lS4S-'49"
1t is provided by the amendment above men
toned that, with a view of making provision for
a more equal distribution among creditors a. well
OF the assets arising from the separate estates or
contributions of shareholders in any comuany a.
u the joint assets thereof the judge or master n
All cases in which a winding up order shall have
osen made, may. by advertisement cali meeting
Of creditors to appoint repre- enfatVes &c creditors
aud IN any case when such company shall be de
la'ed bankrupt and Ninding up be made th4
assignees NAV compromise with the shareholder.
40 ~ to bind all creditors.
II Is furthermore made lawful by this act for
representatives of creditors to concur or take part
n all the proceedings in the winding up of suCt,
company, or in any compromise " hIch the oficia
manager may propose; ard all the creditors are
| fully and efectuaIIy bound thereby All orders
tnh proceedings before the judge or master are
uiJect to appeal and all creditors are ~ liberty
z" attend the proceedings. t. submit propositions
| and to inspect the books Of the company.
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DIssoLUTIoNs, &c.

CO-PARTNERSHiP.-The undersigned
~ having purchased the entir. stock Of Ready
Made Clolh hing of MERCHANT, WEISiGER N 80.
viii conduct the business uni 7 the style OF DAkRt
CbTT. HARRIS Il co. and hope by diligence ana
fair dealing 70 merit the continuance of the patron
age 80 Literally bestowed nn Their predecessors
DAkRACuTT, HARRIS CO.
CHARLES X. DARRscoTT,
g. VI HARRIS,
NJ
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ZINE ARTs.

yvAIUABLr PAINTINGS nv CELEBRArED wtsrtR
eensiar,nu aNout leaving for Europe wishes - fi
rose Of come vey valahs pictures reasonable rae A.
dress H. D. G., Herald once,
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HOTELS.

-, ,,sS,-er, eTxrtr .yxxrrp avn roprIeru
Il sireei uD sOsie the trysial Paace-unequal accom
rodaiions Y gentlemen and amines Terms mole'sy,
hVise NJ All hours.
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WINES Ayp LIoroRs

UlRsT PRIZE HuYa.rrAN WINS -rHE coin NJ Z
da ~ he Paris Expoaifou OF 1850 fI sale " Fh&U
. CokshNs, 70 Warren street.
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WANTrD TO ExCHANGE FOR pay GQons 49, .'',
w good Land IN Iowa Address X r03H ~ " i'O"'-
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WHOLESALE AVN RErAIrs-pE l.. EIiEs CsEAs
w laid note rspers me TOO and ahAL lud t'ree
OURS PACKETS n uUItBgSTs bookstore, iOi7 Broadway
near Twenty eighth sIeet
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TINTED STATES HOTEL. LONG BRANCH ~ T., WILL
u lie open for TIE tune - This house mas been
enhanced re furnished and improved s and no pains
resort, J. a. :. CRATER. Proprietor
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Coxcorp Srtrrr 1HlSn " Y, Dec II, 1876
nv. Torils-Aow me 70 inform You amer Tour yesrs per
man and beast that would not be ~1bo1t your
venss hnimen my house II he cost was - per bottle
have used snyth ng OF he kind 70 eind T. fou,s
Price rs and 50 cers Depot 90 Cor,isndi street, New York
ah bv all druRrss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-17

VA EsTERN LAND--I WILL EXOH .RoE FROM 5000
w to 200 worth Of desirable real aD adjacent Ne
York city, for land any W. sa adding nnuey II no.
cessafy. ALEX O5rRANpER,
80 Trinity Building M broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-17
wUH BALE.

TWO STORY AND BAsEMEsr HOUSE WITH TWO
n's for sale IN Tive IN street. hez- avenue aoh
BrookRn P,os 1850 part cash II e pIasan, place,
and will double In value four The Green cars
within blocks If ihs house. Ao lots IN Fttrrn,h
street. the school price s45O One lot on rvenf.h
sire gsen Third and Fourh price $3.50 p.rt
cash. This The b.s place 70 buy properly a 70
rise in value fast Apply IN j. vsN ERBlIr, NJ Fulton
street New York Gnice open fro~ "A. n iosP
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-17
FOR SALE.


c0n0 FOR sALk. NEAT DINING SALOON IN
pJVV, first rata locarOn the New York and Eria
Railroad depot Inquire OF PORTER KELrOs, 2c3 Broad
way, rom No s.