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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-10

CHARLES FENNo HOFFMAN, THE INSANE POET
The editor of the Pittsburg Journal in recez,
letter from Harrisburg Pa, where he visited the
Asylum for Insane, thus speaks of one who was
the prince of American song writers-Charles
Fenno Hoffman:
His disease il Of peculiar FORM aod Dr.. Corwen
telis me, presents the onlv instance he ever IN st
with of hsilucinstion Of flee senses touch taste
sight, smell snd hearing Tue distressing indi
cations Of his disease exhibited In bis f.neies that
somebody 10 touching or pressing. or punching him
or that hs sees persons and objects, which tro able
and disturb him
trace Of the abbeustisu is apparent in his re.
miading me Il at our last meeting was many more
than sxte. ago, aud with sudden turn, for
getting the apse OF time, to make polite inquiry
altar young lsay's health, a. he had parted with
her but yeste rday Tbs essualvi,itor will fsi to
te ct traces of insanity In Mr. Homsn, but will orei
nsrilY be psassutly impressed BIZ his elaborate po.
iteness and courtly demeanor His intervals Of per-
fact tranquility rsre but he 10 rarely much ex.
cited ana nsver violent hear with much regret.
that there 10 aimost no hope OF any permanent i'm
crovement In the case of Mr. Fl, fmsn, and that our
best expectation for him gan reach higher thsn
that may long survive, bathed In pleasant deiu-
sions Of the emory, do the honors 0f the house
and sadly to remind the visitor, that b.tween the
towering Intellect and insanity, there il but tnin
partition whichs breath may abrsde, or . blow de-.
stroy and break down forever!
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APPROACHING EXTINCTION OF THE IRISH LAM
GUAGE-A curious table, which is given for the
first time In the Irisb census looks like an indics-
tton of the approaching extinction of the Irish
language. Less than five per cent. of the popula-
tion have returned themselves as ignorant of En-
elish, and not fourth of the whole are able to
speak the original language of their country.
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HARD ALTERNATIvE.-The editor ofths Saco
(Me) Democrat, in view of the fact that the new
law of that State requiring publication of mar
riage s strongly distastefu to young folks advises
them not to rush into New Hampshire to get mar
ried He thinks they had better submit to the re-
quirements of the law, or continue their courtine
until nert pint4r, when the Legislature may see ft
to make il as easy to get married at home as
abroad.
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~ss, FUd HkNT-The three story Tene.
EM. ment now occupied by Mr. Belvin, on Main
kzsA street, between Second and Third 1t CON.
tafns ten elevea with gas fixtures through
out. The kitchen hiss four rooms Being In plea.
sans aud convenient part of tn. city it will be found
desirable residence. Possession given the frst Of
June Enquire at Worlhsms Bookstore, on Main
etreet. nv 22-h
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T1Hk hlChMUND VIVA SAUNA.
DUDLEY Co,
importers and wholesale dealers iu CbOsos
Wfses, Ftae Brasdies. LiQaers, Cigars.

We call particular sttsutioA Of the trade. hots
keepers private families and those thst 6as for
Medical purposes TO large and extsnsivs sock,
consis istins In part, viz: Wnes-Msdeirss; bhssTses
Psrts Pure Juee a. ck.i Ci.,ets; he &s Anl'.1es
Port very old and ias In oreasl PACKAGES OF boe-
ties, for Medical and sse'su.e entAi nss.
Champagne Wines
Hei6siek Co; soucher; VT Olivier Cot u
Marquis de Ponest; silisry; Old Anehor; s,d eeast
brands, for which We aseats ssd sea oeer oreAs
indusemsnts to the trade sad hotels
6raBdfes
Hsunessey; Otsrd. Dupuy 4 Co.; hsfteii feite-
sorsia seisastt and other essads nom Ne loves
p' Liausrs
Jamaica; et Croix Doscon kum; Anaeb; asl-
land Gin; Seotsh and lrish Whtstiess Old eo1sca
and Mountain aye whitley; old rsseb as1 Aesis
Also 6tnser Wins; Blackberry brastyi Chswy
Brandy; BittsrA which are s1eslisss Sos ssnnsr
Complaints -
A larss vsrlsty of Choice BrsnAs. s-sss%
Matt LlQuoF. as
! sC3uruesSs Dublin B,ewn stouf HibhsSt's Dy.
s.Is Londos Porter; fhiiadslphia Porter; nuty b
sous Scotch Ale; Aisopps India Pale Als, DslIsy's
| Toais snd Sparkling Ale; PhisAslphis Ale sn1 Il.
| ser Seer In pints snd quartz
fhose In want Of the gsnuias article, ~ invite b
| ssIi and examine. ~ Aaia street, kishmoal, Ve.
apu
O 3. COOK q CO.. AUCTIJNRER0
lIs HO. 10 MAIN STREET, oaer thsiT ssFyleeele
Furniture, Groceries Dry 0oo1s, Horssa, Cs1ss, e,
tsgms.
Having large a.d sounoatess so>ns sAsy vsD ~
s.tvs stoa iee sAas u Svsssss 49, vAssa thsshas
ofseoEags.
Our docr ...ssof svsry sss,auuss slA.aAsA -.
.. COOK. w uoQ4.
L
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ALEcisIArIvs "a. Dos. The Cobr ecsi.ut House
of Del, estes has passed 10 solulion fseasng hsr
man Horn O .rmsn, from the STATE prison whsrs
be has already been n-d for two year, for psss
ins sountsrfsit bills The inteIf reues of the Le ss
lstars in bis behalf In consequence Of the tact
thst the crime dope innoeentiy ths scsussd o.
ins simply the Instrument Of notorious knsvs, who
palmsd the bills OF upon him % genuine
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Paul Arnau has been appointed collector Of cnss
toms as et Augustine, Fioeids-
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UNION NSTEAMSHIP 4 COM
pnny-for Philadelphia, via
fea6w CITY Poinf and N0rf.1ksc


Capt. Mitchell: Steamer PENNSYLVANIA. Capt
David Teal; Steamer VIRGINIA, Captsn b. Rooms.
One Of these superior Steamers will esve Rich.
mond, until further notice, every MOnday md
Thursday, touching at City Point and Norfolk to
receive freight and passengers Returning, leave Phil
sdelphis every Wednesday and Saturday NOR.
uings at 10 o'clock
These STEAMERS now In fine order, increased ~
eommods,ien. for the comfort Of passengers having
been addt a, - also room for freight; and wo
hope, by regularity, dispatch and care In protecting
goods committed to charge to receive an usrsase
Of patronage
ET No transhipment by this line.
Passage through TO New York. and found. ol000
Do do Philadelphia, and found, l2
CABIN .'...'.s.ss o!VV
Passage through to Philadelphia, not found, n
cabin. SVV
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same - b. he
River Boats.
EV- Passengers by this line stop In Phisdsphia
two or three days and then proceed TO New York ~
the same ticket. n. Il. FUTILE, Agent,
An rs Rocketts
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sea FOX kENT.-9 hat very desirable
&M Dwelling Houss, situated on Venabe street.
AsA recently occupied by Mr.. r. A Blsnkinshtp -
There are five rooms in the main building and four
water on the premises, and lsiGe lot attached To
good tenant, the rent will be very low. Apply to
l. d. WALFORD,
Atthe Office of Valley Insurance Company.
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FuRrHkR FROM UTAH TrRRrroRv -, .,,....
ron me Dsssrst News, Of the 2esh cf ApYil. that
the territory was perfsetly quiet. Brigham Youns
and party left Great Salt Lake city ON the e4h AZ
April. Tor An excursion to the North expeo,,ar .o
be absent some four or Eve weeks, The r,nsr.,
conference of the Latter Day Saints assembled on
the 9Th Of April to consider the affairs Of the
church. A large number of missionaries were de.
spstched on missions to all parts of the
world. The militia system Of the territory has
been rs.organzsd, and the entire military force
pat 10 . state of efficiency. The news Ia jubilant
of the brilliant prospectsof the Saints. David H
Burr. the Surveyor General of Utah. has arrived
.. bis home In Washington City.
Mr. Burr states 10 conversation with bis friends
that the Mormon legion 10 poorly equipped. and
that one thousand United States troops would ef.
feciuaily overawe them. B fore be left Utah. the
Mormons had not heard Of the intention to send .
force thither but they frequently laughed At the
idea of the governments com pelline them to obe-
dienca to the federal laws, they citing the failure
to put down the disturbances in Kansas, ~ evil
dence Of its inc efficiency He supposes that one
third or one half Of the Mormons who are dagust-
ed with YouRRs tyranny, would rise against him
were they protected by the United States troops.
Mr Burr does not apprehend that the Mormous
wilshow light. 1t IL the duty of every good Nor.
mon to obey he church higher law. and hence
the opinion entertained that Brigham Young msy
leave the Territory with large force of bis de-
iuded followers provided he can ind some other
seat for bis government. Mr. Burr says that Salt
Lake is the meanest settlement he ever beheld,
everything having the appearance of atject pov-
erty Youngs word is Law. aud the expressions of
tne Mormops are cruel and without remedy from
their present rulers. There are about fifty "Gen.
tiles only In the Territory who are the objects of
bitter persecution.
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THE GERMAN MUSICAL JUBILEE.-Tbis affair
which takes place 10 Philadelphia, will be very
grand Fifty four societies, composed of 1906
nemoers. will participate. Among the societie
Is the Frohsinn of Richmond. Va. including 12
menb bers, aad the Gesansverisn, numbering eieh,
members, from Alex andria Va
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<uss FOR f. Tan excellent Brick
III Tenement, with briek kitchen and garden at
z-a tached situated on the of Leish and s7th
streets, on Church Hill Possession given the IS:h
June Apply to LARUs & SHINE,
Ia ~ Main strsat
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HONOR WHERE LEAST TO RE ExPECTED.-The
Chicago Journal of Friday, gives the following
account of the narrow escape of young girl from
ruin. through assistance, not often to be found
It says:
A few days since, young Canada lady. about
tdirteen OF fourteen years of age came to the city
from canada for the purpose Of meeting her father
who had been to the West on business, and put up
at the fremont House. Not meeting her father
IS abe bad Anticipated, she became uneasy At the
fremont House she met q mao who rave bis name
as Il ID, Black. This wretch represented to her
that pubic hotel was no placs for her and that
he would procure private boaIdin house for her
until till she could fnd her father She acceded to
his proposition, and the william gave her a letter to
woman named Kate Howard, who keeps house
OF ill-repute at No. ll6, Well street
When the girl presented herself at Kate How.
ard that woman, to her honor be it said aske d
her If she knew 70 what kind of house her pre-
tended friend had sent her. The girl answered
no. Kate said-"He has sent you to q house of
prostitution, and am the keeper of it, but have
not forgette, THAI once An innocent child like
yourself or that l unce had 4 mother, as perhaps
You have, and will protect and defend you, out
cast and fallen ~ am. Come out of this den at
once; It Is no plsce for the like of you" Sutipg
the action to the word. the woman took the poor,
friendiess girl te q respectable German family in
the neighborhood aud paid for her board and odg-
Ing out OF her own pocket. In the morning she sent
for one of our detective police officers and placed
the girl In bis keeping, and yesterday she was re
stored to the arms of her father.
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EA fuR hkNT-ABd possessiO given
kSE between the lst and 10th of July, q large and
szA delightful brick residence with furnace or fire.
elsees heAtioe the whole house Double porch In
with shower and plunge bath. and wstet In the
house. and all other modern improvements; large
yard; kitchen and servants rooms detached fiom
house; is cool in summer snd warm ia inter loca.
ted between Srd and 4th, on Franklin street, and 10
of tbs mo.t elisibe. oonvenent and comfortable
residences in the city. For terms, DO apply to No.
24 Msia street, opposite Corintbian Hail. or at the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-10

mss FOR kErT-.Tho store and dwell.
HsS inf corner list and Main street. To good ten.
zEA ant the rent will be moderate. App'yto
my l5- I'm" r ADAM, III Main st.
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4xss FOR RkNT-The Dw elling House
Ias on Mayo street, recently occupied by Mrs. Ii.
-xcx bell, adjoining Mr.. Alex Motifs residence-
Possession given immediate y. Apply to
je A. 70 JAMES THOMAS u.
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w NJ NEWMAN returns his thanks to the pub
lie for cir liberal patronage Of the st. Charles Ho
tel and soiieits continuance OF that patronage un
de ths 90 psrvision and control of
isS-d2w w. N. NEWMAN l. CO.
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THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFOkE
l. Existing under the name. style. and firm Of
" oodwsTd & Newman is dissolved by mutual con
sent. All debts dae to the firm Of w & N. are pay.
able to w. N Newman, who has assumed ths pay
ward & Newman. J. III. WOODWARD,
June l, 1857. w. N. NEWMAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-10

| VA CENTRAL RAILROAD.-The freight trains
| on this road are now able to run up "a far As
| Clifton Forge, in Allegheny county, Va, and the
| regular passenger trains viii certainly 60 up to
Haynes Farm by the 18Th of July This will
| leave only 22 miles staging to the White Sulphur
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Aa 9coafANY, 81 nRHSI ls4 Nan q. fss sss.

ing resumed theif Stesmship
express to and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
mond, BY steamers jamestown and Roanoke which
leave New York every Wednesday and Saturday.
.nd thence BY railroad 10 Weldon, WilminEton,
Lyuchburg, Salem, WythevilIe, and the principal
places In Virginia and North Carolina are now pre-
cared to forward with great dispatch and ct reduced
Iewelry, Ac., to the above aamsa sities. ana I'll
places on the seaboard.
Our Express the Steamships will bs sssomps.
oied BY special M-sseneers, who viii give their per-
sonal attention to the careful handling Of soods en-
trusted to the ADAMS EXPRESS co.'s 0tsAmshiD
Express
Shippers Will please take notise that psskssss 70
points In Virginia and North Carolina will b sent by
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight ressivsd on day Of sailing until O'Clock.
z. II. j. l.. AACDONU0H,
Agent Of AdsmS Express Co.
ESPECIAL NOrICE.-Exprss paskssss Tor
Norfolk, Petsrsburs Richmond and eli PLACES In Viz.
inis and North Carolina, intended for .hipmsnt BY
steamships Roaooke and Jsmsstown, Will hereafter
be received BY the ADAMS LxPRESs COMPANY
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
On thsse ships.
Once Of tbs New York and Virginia Btsamahip
Company LODLAE PLEA1ANf1,
4--ta
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FOR KENT-.ADd possession siven

~ FOR kENTApd possession Siven
E. forthwith. new Brick Tenement with four
Ell rooms and doubleiporoh, front and rear. Each
room has fire place. The house is situated on the
slley Immediately In rear of the soutbside House,
and between and 10th streets. For terms, &c.,
apply to the subscriber, No. los Cary street to
Mr., James N. Conway, proprietor Of the southside
House Byrd street.
ie 4-ts B., w POTTY
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rkSr Tho stsamb.s. CURrIsv fErE

VFE1 1&H~1 The steAmbost CURTIS PECK,
Capt. Jno Dsvis will, on and aftsr
Thursday morning next ID April lesv~ tbs wharf
At Roctetts. every SATURDAY TUESDAY and
THURSDAY mornings, regularly At 81 O'clock pre-.
c1sely for Pertsmoutb and No,foik and return eash
at the same hour 81 U'cock touching ct all the re.
sular Landings on the River, going and r.rusnins
NH Site o. MSKIN0
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EXCHANGE BANK OF Win GiNIA,}
RICHMOND 23d May, 1857
THE undersigned is authorized to sell
i Stock OF this Bank for the purpose OF increasing
its capital at s105 with interest on its par value
NV 25-t. w. p sTROTHER. Cssh'r.
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<ss, FOX kkNT-The large trent room
E3 as Main street. over Dove Co.'S Drug Store,
Hs2 wi;k gas hxtures Fine location for Isvver'
Possession given Immediately. Apply on the preni.
sss. my lo-eoStf
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@ NuTICE.-I have for sale, lease or
Es rent. Houses, Lots 80 from lst to SD street,
and in the county of Henrieo, some Of which
Lots cannot be surpassed for besusy and locality by
any within the corporation limits; and when you
CONS county Lots for soap and candle factories,
Nature cou.d net have done on her part for the
convenience of for to erect such establishments
upon sll o- any of the above. shall be pleased to
have the views Of operators upon the subject now
before them.
Apply to II. w TYLER,
nv s. SIN AGENT for the Trustees
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sss ,xAILIAbLE E1siDkNCk INsYD.

<1&H4 ID.
HM NEY FOR sALE.-W. offer the residenc.
HsS now occupied by r. D. HsrDard, Esq. situated
In sy tney, short dssnoe bsyoud the Fair Grounds
ard at the corner Of Grove and Hsfvie streets
lisa largs brick dwelling, with about 10 rooms.
outhou,es, &c.
There about 5 scres of land attached.
The situstion of the property being conv eneut To
the city a. we'll az to the Richmond Golleae rem.
ders it very des'rsbie Is residence, seeking retire
ment and comfort.
lors credit will be given on portion Of the
purchase money.
my % -eod6t TAYLOR wILLIAMa
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@H LADD'S LUMBER HOUSE, south
Mz& side Of Basin, FOR RENf.-This lumDer
house, the pr perty Of the Jas r. & Ka. Co.,
q nearly rebuilt, and will be ready for . tenant by
the ist Of April. The house 10 large and commodi.
ous well suited for g storage house tobseco fac
tory. For terms, apply to the undersigned
MICBAELS,
NH 26-ts Agent for r. w. Connection.
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DROOKLyN eoI-sxs for SALE or to LII

RROOKLyN GOUSHS for SALE or ~ LII.
- VIZ n-s'cs.s Hou.. % t1- aor7 .'d- - Ia F"-'t
.f between hsymotd ssd NVs-..s Fh~v will '1aiNn {"
P11hins sutA5 'hc vster "a gins ~ %
o~st.r closets In- Phisse pa, on 4 bsc1 a'g.-
f"ft resp erciu i've OF brick -xsasBn 4 sf each lot %
ftfriurve ofi q iyvd Ire u ,he healthy
~ ., ard col veri-n. Brooklyn b-inr but nnls. ~
rom the Cry Hal I'D bat b)ct p snt fiat
o'shtvs The houses i " ir resp. fr,fc 'r,s.n-
uAiy tCit asd vel nLi-Eec. Aspy to WM BNlCiOLs W
" N,.s.ut SeEfoTk. CT tie premises P1ce, ssss0'
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~ VII es.nse-sv W. tom 10 - D Of LANO beau
tt- 81 - I-Vu I'D .Artsn ~ ;l,t lgxIr
b-a-'y q .De EreN't - skrihbefy &; sa:a me
hiA'-> col l-e dudE. - pa JeAs n mpvt Toe
'"G'- AIse - C)r-tr-ty i ~ uost nr'rEhy
bli bot s1c ed var Tor AID h-ssrd B' hot
Way al b--s Started elevate sl,.Gc i7s #
- trtst lads ihs t-try. bf.Es o.
re Es-' Rvtr - ? - the eI'-ni-
tLs osisl ii4Uss :
es E'snr c~rS.h o tTs -hugs- snd issSi.~ The
GO f-n sbcGnds ia de,c1pl z fruit.
r@.. pGct,s yl5 qLlo- grsy~t
s'r,s b-rr,es &c
b pl se ses, wees, O~i-s thin Il nj Of d.nio<
P&'fpso Telot Sssr. r.ss every and thin i've
uAus.' ~sb OF ,k- Vri'-i s:a~u'cs; .nanf Il 10
coup-r IA 81, lie f1r oul sd cJov-n-ac-,
sTd red # the d-sAb-
s4bIrt4n fes4d-f 90 in toe -itiri ~ New YORK
sore 40 a. ,o'rics viii b. .oli Il desired
Pa oi the bond snc mortgage.
For further rsrcalsrs app J 20
HANFORD. Architect,
No s B--kmAn Ns1VJ-k
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DROADWAY -Enr SAIE-Ihe PROP-

~ tRTl 81 'h- south co.n-r = Brp.i~>y >ad '-r
>. In" - ia. Stephens Hou-e f,r n-l, Dln ~. IN
roe II, =, = and = Broadway A. -s-y ps---.,u b
gwen The Rsildr to- rroc-fty ia - 80
Ger. and Il hrst rl.ss 10 .. rpo.r- TIE H,I.-
Arg p.rousE- ard 10 ~or'hy ~ s.te - capitalists
f" hotel 70 irfD eorin-@ra'l r,r fi
particuars, terms &c .ppT % HOMER MORGAN No.. .
N SMstrur.lsp R.f b b din, lsln
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The unfyaed lojai between S5d and lesth sts be-
ira ASut SO Hadsou River ADD running to the
Kpssbrdse rosd containing 10 arres $50 lots with
and AID Manoa Gresn
Stables lie 10 complete orer smpe snribbery and ti,be
srds villa sites Of tire most select loca iol may be
p.dr on this 20 p-ry The will sell al tsr pre-
ne desires to nsf- Investments West For full particulars
,pIly .d-l, 10 O. PIERCE, No. Is William ct. next
n.or 70 Com RIcbanf. Bank.
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Aouses ann farms h)anlsh.

DART of senteel HOUSE WANTED in
respectable neghborhood BY Gentleman. vii, ald
children side preferred Rent Rot 10 exceed 500 ,t-r
euc,s exchanged Address with full particulars, Il C. T.
Tribune Ofhce.
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Advertising Arert explains IL s4.sly hi. vie-. Of w.,
col sutu'es THOROUGH, IvDteious and .yam 81 m
VkRTlslSG He msy be cons tel p-r.sasay - tee AA,.,
ina and Subscription Agency. He. Ia Na.Aa. Iii -
TO tbe Nassau Bar a. I'll orders leo Il HI. Ar,ncy Iii -
proc ptiy a. tNttfssly sieoted 10.
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$3 So fooT co S1af slasAsn !. g Ss-7
IS 50 a, compete Warranted durable simple snd elective
wax aud To do the WORT better
Aud moe correct Any other planter introduced
sample uGohiUe forwarded umecae,y Upu thu receipt OF
- g. 10 a1y address, AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY
COUNTY. Only manutsctu rers, ,.,
No. 20 Bro.dw.y New.York Office. No. s. - and -.
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i CHEAP--On. fum "A scres, good baGiilp, fruit &C.
p,Ar MILFORD Pike Co. PENNSYLVANIA; sl,00 pat
os,h One OF lie .crssl ~ T~enty Obr" sam, neigh
b rbood 50 good land 81 Good psuo
rt.s v b. taken exchange 80 100 OF 500 .c'-' ,.n
per Orsnse and Sullivan unties Ne York
farm IS buildings 1878 &Sss 80
S75e; too SCI good farm house barn aud
vazou shop doing business in village 81 40 This
IL cbesp good for vsron.nak-r 2ootber farms
ch.sp sA good land, IS 81 10 flO
One ARM 74s CO... Two farms 10 oe hal free from all
cost rs improved sooc buildings and store dong
pod bu,b-s. il vsse scr" The ptoss OF the store ~
pay for TIE property One farm IN Lum-sud village
shy north Nevfork City 1891 ~ .cre,
In piov.d ~ aurs meadow waste ls1d good dam
nd heavy power Of 10 fall, esnt rOsd terminate BY
il: tour depot csnL and rver; location healthy and
pleasant home nake for stocs aud produce - Newly RI
PRICES house barn wasoi aud Blacksmith h0g the BIS, Pss
IN for grst, ls;h and 0L The wood N II
viii sell for prc- go, s. SO can. The prgh. Of
zris' mil will pay tor the property 200 farms nod and
s,.ry direction Ms Ws,srPow Country S-ss ysIe sed
ely property for sAe exchange Apply to WANDER
BILr 60 81 Futons Once open from IN 8. Pstronsse
solicited in the r esste business Please preserve this sd
y,r.mept lArse lot of Western and Southern land ~
81 Is IS per Yhs very best pinembered land Of
Georgia Is per Extra good Wisconsin land sc s.
Splendid East Tennessee cheap One OF the best
ESQ rms ivinG Barry Co, Michigan t2 per scre so
proved nm. buildings orchares water power 30 cfes
beet lin bee. Terms
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HOMER MORGAN Pine.r
Bo5l No metropolitan Bank Bulldog.


DEECE, With d or rs of LAND, tas Vi.. 81
Fsbt DucAe-s County and within 70 minutes dive OF
th, best station, the Hudson aveT Railroad There
81. Gothic Hou.. With msuy modern improve
rnents Bans Carnage House, lee House t~o neveS
sprpss old and yours Orchards Of a .nis Of Fruit, sni
stocked Garden. This property win be sold
Is about ~ leave for the West Apply 20 AN
ThOEf VAN WICK, Fishkll Village, or SREEL. VAN
VALkEEBURGH l. Co, No. 81 Broad-st.