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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

JOSEPH HEGEAAk, AuctoneeT.
MONDAY, April 81,
wi At O'Clock m at No. IS Wiow-st, between Cisrk
and Pineapple sta, Brooklyn.
Rosewood Piano BY Sunns CLARK mahoeany far,of ana
Chamber Furniture Royal Wilton Brussels and SPY CTTets
oil PAINTINGS Engraving china Dinner and Tea Se ois>s
ware splendid Pier Glasses, Extension Table, he.
SAME DAY,
All o'clock pm, at No. Front, near Fultonr,
Psror Chamber and Kitchen Furniture.
SANE DAY. .
O'clock o. n at No Portlands sv. between Lafayette
and De Kab- avenues
Rosewood Piano By Bsrmore PaIor Chamber and h'enen
Furniture ,,.v
" Paror Chamber and Kitchen Furniture
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

Printing, Printers nnd the Public more THAN
loo ENGRAvINGS-We have just added to our unequaed
variety Of Engraving over $40 NEW DESIGNS all hneiy
ersnved and many Of them very handsome. PRINTERS
HROM OTHER CITIES AND FROM THE COUNTRY,
would do well to call and supply themselves with these NEW
AND SPIRITED CUTs-net be found in any Of the Type
Founders Specimen
TO THE rUBLrC oENERALLy.-we throw open our
SPLENDID GALLERY OF ENGRAvTNGS to niussr.te .
B or Book aud invite the attention Of all To unsquaed
fetes for executing every description Of PiCTOkiAL
PRINTING BAKER L GOODWIN, Printers kc..
Tribune Buildings, No. Spruce st.
Reuember-Every Description of PRINTING from Card
Book executed at this Office Cash Phces-Term. Cash
A. the Rey DR.. DownEs Church ns,ssS} a. cor 70: 9f
a Al Il O'clock Lecture will be delivered by the Rev
WEST Of Brooklyn The charscter;tc' and Coa..ts #
th late Rev Spence of Brooklyn the Rev H. '" Beecher
and others
New-York YounE Men. Chri.tian As:cciation.
aSpiSiyA E:sT sy yAHSusTs Heftsf MAyERicK
Y Tes Subject and R. ssa
n, dscS..ion !. Union Hall No 1876 BOwey opposite
SpYinsst on SUNDAY, the 18th Opening sddres. By Nj
ttman ssye expression extreme vegetarian, resistant
trsnscendentsl doctrines To commence at 5 ? M
Pars7e. nm b P5SRsEREr a
SPECfIC One drops in water At dCse supplies the
deficiency in the gastric juices %s ssaips an scS
sudC
50 cents per bottle by all Druggist Depot No. lol W.st
Fire Department.-Th- receipt Of the following dona
70 the Widow and Orphan Fund Of the Fire Department
,ohs ,hsni rsly acknowledged viz:
Rutser. Fire Insurance
secrs',My,j Myjo. Iu:aisnee Company PER D. Underh
~"
N,.,Ta Firs Insurance Company per L. O. Irving esq,
Nv
u.,cb.nt, fire Insurance Company per L. L. Douglass,
esq, Secretary :. - IN NJ A
Mercantile Fire Iursnee Company per 'onn DsA ESQ., "A.
p,,f E;,s Insurance Company, per j. H. Pinckney sq,
~
u.nonv fire insurance Company per K o. Glover.
secrtsry ~ y q"
eto Secretary "
R.nubic Fire Insurance Company, per d. r. Curry ESQ.,
s.cnyitv riI. Insurance Company Thoa W. Bdseye,
~
C,,,,sSS Fr Insurance Company per James NJ Mclean,
esq Secretary ~, Tbom,. c,,..uI..f
Hope fir. Iu.urAce Company PEI iaOns ~ o'eenieA' &.
"
vesqy MI "a 1851 JOHN S. GILES. Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

- Grand revival Of the beautiful Fairy Romance web
Known and 90 popusr - CINDERELLA; Or, THE LITTLE
and striking effects. for the last time THIS AFTERNOON
at 81 and also THIS EVENING at n o'clock with all the
strength Of the company The Living Serpents Happy Family
may be without charge to Museum yao. Ad
mission cs.; children under 10, VI c,s.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

T1HE GREAT CLOsMG.0HT SAL. t,E.rrp y
WARE. vii continue the present wssk vits inc
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

MIR. Z. MILLET has the honor 10 announce
vi that (or the purpose Of introducing his compo.
sitions to the pubEcl be will give GRAND VOCAL
CONCERT performed by the following eminent artists Mad
CORA DE WlLHoRsT sr: ARNoLDI, and NJ. RIvARDL,
assisted BY several distinguished Lady Amateurs TUES
DAY ENESlNG Apnl %, at O'clock Dodwortns Acad-
envy No ss6 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

Mr.. A. j. Davis will lecture before The 49,. NV No
SPIRITUAL ASSOCIATION az Dodworhs Aesaeny, ' ,oi
500 broadway TOMORROW lsundsyl MohN''"'
o'clock, and a 7. o'clock o Seats free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-17

o,.t;on 70 drynsss Of the 6ft5ate with an excess oil
.uphuric scd and bisulphste Of potash, and suese'
oue ut heating until al tho chromium has passed INTO
he insolubie modification Of chrome alan. Alter
THE most Of the scd eeuer:s will still remain souhle
10 an acid solution While the double supbae Of chro-
Mum a,d potash may be collected on filter; being
subsequently ignite@ residue remains consisting OF
the snphate Of potash and chronic oxyd IN the same
PRO, ortions "a the original sat; being weighed,
therefore, the amount Of o1yd 10 found BY simple
calculation -,
TIE evaporation is carried on simultaneously with
the first ffraton in a little evepors.or OF platinum
covered with glass; framed as to allow OF kee9las
the fluid violently boiling without loss The Powdery
precpitate of the chrome potsssc salt, which clog
phjae of mercury formed in the acid solution ard s
washed by a solution Of corrosive subhmate. The
g,iticn is performed in Patners charcoal iuIaace,
before the blow.pipe, IN platinum crucioe. mnen
all precautions are observed, results rarely varying
one tenth per cen. may be arrived at 10 the space OF
one and half 10 two hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-17

.,.., :, ,o,Ic.l Society about 70 be pubushec ,,.
.wnai on C'eysu. In Ayrshire, bas been af -
s,a r ss ire ,ss 81 Xssss ,Hsl9 sy PssE Mccoy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-15

Weakness, lassitude and fading complexion,
as inevitably follow Incidence and confinement
as the wi'ting Of plant results from its de-
prvation of light 1t is law of our existence
that we must take daily exercise if we would
continue health. 1t is fact in physiology,
that pure atmosphere is indispensable to a
vigorous vitality. All the refinement Of civ
ilization, all the resources of science have fail
ed to supply a substitute for fresh air and ex
ercise. The poor and rich stand on the same
platform in reference to the necessity Of our
nature. The lady in silks and satns can buy
no cosmetic so efficacious as the sunshine and
breeze which are poured out at the very door
step Of her humble sister.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-15

TIE OLDEN TIME-As contrast to the
fuss, pomp and parade Of the Presidential In
auguration Of the present time, the Alba
ny Journal relates an interesting scene Of
the olden time "One morning in April, 1889,
two gray haired men appeared in the open
gallery Of the old City Hail. in Wall Street,
New York. The one held in his hand quar-
to bible, and was recognized by the crowd in
the street below, as Chancellor Livingston.
The other,dressed in plain dark suit fhome-
made cloth-the product OF an American
loom, and stitched by American iingers-and
wearing common steel hilted sword, was
known by all to be George Washington
There were no guns or drums. no dignitaries
of church or state, no foreign ENJOYS sur.
rounding. There was no inaugural address
no procsSsion-no banners, music and adorn.
ments." The Chancellor repeated the oath
and the first President assented, kissed the
book and the ceremony was over"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-15

HEALTH AND BEAUTY IN WoMEy.-"At
eighteen" said foreigner, "a young American
woman is the prettiest in the world; but at
thirty mon Dieu, she is already old and ungly.'
Though there were some of Frenchmans ex.
agSerations in the remark, there was also a
substance Of truth. Why is it that the beauty
Of our females fade so soon? Or. to 60 at once
to the real issue, for beauty is only permanent
where there is health, why is it that our wo
men, as compared with the women Of other tenn
perate climates, are so delicate and fragile
The answer may be made in few words.
1t is because they neglect air anl exercise
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-15

THE VEGETABLE SERPENT.--A new organ
ization of nature, being produced by natural
lists the connecting link between animal and
vegetable life, has been found in the interior
of Africa, in the form of serpent with a
flower for head. This singular freak of na-
ture is spotted in the body, drags itself along
and the flower forming its head is bell shaped
and contains a viscid fluid. Flies and other
insects, attracted by the smell Of the juice,
enter into the flower, where they are caught
by the adhesive matter. The flower then
closes, and remains shut until they are trans
formed into chyle. The indigestible portion
such as the head and wings, are thrown out
by aspirai openings. The vegetable serpent
has a skin resembling leaves, white and soft
flesh, and instead of bony skeleton has car
tilaginous frame, filed with yellow marrow
The natives consider it a delicious food.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-15

OF From the Terre Haute Express OF
Saturday, we learn that on Friday a man by
the name Of Mulinix, living in Manhattan,
Putnam county, killed his wife by striking
her in the head with an AK. She was breath
ing, but senseless, when first seen by the
neghbors, and lived about two hours. They
say the breakfast table was standing with
the victuals upon it, and that the biscuit were
still warm, and that, therefore, the horrid
deed had been done but short time, wher
they, the neighbors, came to the house.
The couple has been married just three
weeks. Mulinix is in the custody of the off
GERS Of the law.
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VOLUME IL.

A WEDDING IN QUAKER UPPER TENDUM-
The New York News gives the following ac-
count of double wedding in Quaker high
life in Orchard street meeting house in that
city on the 10th INST:
On the lowest bench at tho most reve-en-
tial end of the church sat the parents Of the
parties to be married, and when the house
was so full it could hold no more, the two
bridal parties appeared IL quick succession,
and set down on the lowest benches between
the old folks. The first bride had six brides
maids, dressed in white silk and tarletan,
very plain but very elegant--all with good
sized hoops. The groomsmen were in full
dress. The bride herself was robed in white
satin, edged with ermine and wore an ele-
CANT little hat, with rose-oolered ruche. The
second bride had only two maids, in white
She wore white silk with mantle and hood.
and white lace vail--rch, and simple at the
same time. The bridegrooms were both
dressed in black.
After a short time the minister, knelt down
Immediately behind the first bride, all the
congregation stauding while he offered a
prayer to the Throne Of Grace, and all were
again seated; when the first couple again arose
and claspiGg hands, addressed each other a
tcW WOTu, WHICH COulu not Oc ncdTu except
by these Immediately near them, beyond the
words good husband glowing and faithful
wife," &c.
Two Friends, in black, next brought ia
BILE, where m was roll Of parchment an ink
stand and pens, and the newly married pair
signed the parchment, the clerk of the church
soon mounted the highest scat and read frotn
the parchment aloud, something which in
formed the uRinitiated in brief that Henry
Lawrence and Caroline White, of the City o!
Few York, having agreed to marry together
and no impediinsnt appearing, had risen in
open meeting promised and signed their names
TO the contract.
The parchment OF the second couple, whose
ceremonies were the same as the first, show
ed that Richard l.. Nichalson Of Philadelphia
and Elizabeth Van loosen of this city had
married together, in the same manner as the
frs. couple. Alter a few moments, very
benevolent looking Quaker gentleman, in the
highest bench, ross and requested the audi
'ence to be seated while the parties went out
The newly married retired with their trains
and the buzz Of voices that followed was al
the more striking from the previous silence
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Bnn BUSHELS prime Ear Corn. reed per -.ilroa
yNHhv mhI2 Y. ". COOK & son.
no MAsONS AND CoNTRACTOssS.

EANHE Board of Trustees Of Pigeon Township ierburs
Il County lad prepared receive sealed ro5as
Saturday the 2iSt of March building
heavy bridge Pigeon Greek the
line Fraakn street. adjoining the corporation of
The work TO be rock range work the material Sand
contain about 200 Perches (25 cubit
perch monthly will be made Of work done. and
ground or which % will be paid
Board retaining 10 cent anti. the
peton of the job Plans and specification can be
Information rs1uirei byapplying Mr. Philip Kramer
At the business house Of Decker Kramer Main street.
lan2i-tt
meeting Of the Trrseesoi Pigeon Township held
18th day March, it ordered that the time
receiving proposals for building bridge
Pigeon Creek led Il the is'h DAY April is5T
| IahI9-td JAS g HArCuErf. To snship CLERK.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-15

Daily Frish. rrainslea Evansville and Terro-Iaute
80 4. NJ which local PassenEets y III Re taken
FOR foraa,ion through Tickets. apfly At tht
Co nany's 0cs. head Of Locust Ev
aasvlle. deris j. J. DANIELS. Supt.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-15

aEAIN street. between First Soconl. havieg equal
ta fnotsuperior Of Purchasing offers to his
of the largest aii best selected stocks of
Crsrs Saun Chs wing smoking Tobacco. which he
and will sell on low any house in the city.
~
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ADA,Is, EXPRESS COMPANY.


DRAFTS,
and the transportation OF small valuable packages
All wishing avail themselves OF the facilities
the obt.r desired Information In refer
nd details OF the business the Office
Fir srsc between Maa and Locust opposite the Pos
naea. csels O.. II. FISH. Agent.
SUNDKEES.
. Alum. Perry Davis Pain Killer. Saleratus. Sodi.
Almonds Brazil SdsJ BeicOrds reel and dozen hemp ard
manilla Blaetnz Camphor Cream Tartr Cigars all kinda
COppsT9s Cloves Cinnamon Esseace ot Coffee Glass Tasks
Js Lanterns Ginger Ground and preserved Herring
Coihsh M,sksrel. Indigo Losvooa extract and Clipped.
Mustard. Is.chss Mercantile Wriing Fluid. fusDe.s.
HOLSTERS oys-ers Paper letter. Fools and wrappng
Stone Pipes. Tar. Rosn Table salt. sal Soda Ex
Of Sarsanara Stone soap bar and fancy
dimes Snud spirits OF rurpentine, Tobacco assorted Twine
Teas. Tar. Yinesaf &C.. &c. &e., for sale Low BY
| s. L. GILBERT CO..
| jan5-.i Sycamore street.
| tuArTEsASSES AND BED COMFORTS.
| . j. cOLBURN & co.. manufacture and keep con-
"a sssry hand all sizes and kinds which they s1sr-
good article aud low prices as eau be
ltaiRed elsewhere.
Moss Jtattrasscs.
1 Hair do,
| Cotton Mattresses,
| Spring dos
Shuci co,
\ Jenny Lind Mattresses,
Red Comforts and Pillows of all size ald qualities er
particularly requested to call and befo
elsewhere. Any of the above made 70 order AM
warranted good. Al. C0LBURN & CO.
i feI7 Water st. nsst door to Canal Bank
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-15

ORDERED that the ofiots parts OF lots on the
sle Of Thirl (3l street. between Main aud Syca.
the along said lots to be paved
with rock at least four feet N width and
depth inclusive also of good stone curhn Satf
paving plsed before the st day OF June 1857
thereof the Street Commissioner Is instructor
said work and the costs and expenses ari
ereon will be assessed end eosetet by sale oil said
lot mrch thereof "a will satisfy said lien costs
b. order OF Council. WELL III. WALKER. CLERK.
yolEsbote copy till Jane lat mhZo-d
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JACOB sClsEUsgER.

r ADIEs NTERs.-A large assOrtmen, at all prices
"A 4 RON the manutacturers direct.
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NEW YORK.

From ALBERT G.. RICHARDSON,S Ad.
vertising and Correspondence Ofce, No. $50 Broad.
way, New York.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

BALES fresh Oakuu sale cheap close consisn
seS5 meat dee9 p. q. o'RILEY CO.
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1857. SPRING GOODS. 1857.
A Large Arrival OK Fresh Stock for Spring.

vy7Envits ALL to come snd look a. eur spleni1 goods
AG We determined this SpriEE take the lead in
eug Boots aud Shoes il low prices and good Goods will do
g. Just cali in ana let show you. We have them now
ertin and ts worth while 20 drop in AMI see the
oS fashicn nS. rnhiS MCREA y WELLS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31

A GRNrLEsAN HAVING NOR. NosEy THAN IIs
"a has use Tor wou Ike 10 make advances 90
iewsry watches diamonds silks. plciurea, segars har1
ware Sc Parties vishng ACCOMMODATIONS can can ~ w
broadway, front room, second hcof
TNrAvOrns.-THR TRADE ~ RKsrfCrFuiL! IN.
~ formed tnss continually nanufactnrnf and navs
hand large stock of diamond ewery % nc aes, yss
A large Of diamonds on hand Setting Done ~
The ksde Diamonds bon an, 10 cash -.
!. HERMANNk co, ais Brcone street.
n OUIH AuHHHp JsWELRv srD6n, 80 bkOApvAr
~ two dsors above Amy sresaeins hrs tewesyI, nvse
ware plated roots cheaper hsa other store IN ne c
Coehs and wssehes carefully aired iewehy ~ns cnems
snques, IMPAIRED equal ~ Old plsted gos rev $3.50
Hskss saaA rrcs even fr dsrnondf qn go,a sna sysr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31

HIHBY 2. LRHu6 AUCTlOHHRB-6Alxn OF 8UPD-
~ nn, rally carved God paros furniture vluAba
e1sswsea 1hanfoe, maid wA peArl suin Of ruse rood
Sass n.AH arccr~,~ oyn vslvs cArpss al paniccs ~
eoen ~ uontay, june ~ tNk O'Clock In solh,g at
ma W Pinrrnth a.. b-twrcn 9Th and Th HENRY
q. LuH< ~ sesl shove all The furniture mostly n
or1os. vks-Round corpcr carved rsewood ptAuofoea,
g1sAly easvek Instrument. In uso bua shor
- Two rcse~ood corner sand, two rsewood eossrss
ENsds - rsyA veves ssrrs siso hrss ply and ingram
0sSGAO0 d. pier 9laases heavy lAoe and br0oae
On sufs Of richly carved psrog furniture, oovesec
. yA ztsn brooHis made 70 order: furkiah chair
eoonuuou rnsewao< marble centre, side and cots
6ssea sswvnry booknsss cay framed oil pan,in, Psnaz
81 bADsno msnisaRuamsnta chamber furniture
$500 d rsse~vp marble sop drvasng bureaus
0annn4k 80 ~rkeS tn hair elo<h end brocael
- pass1 shakes rpssvod and mahogany bedseadA
eurs1 49, ord Pnng aA.xv..e pllows and boaevs bed
Gng U1kn1 Ac tinua extension table, and
GAcs OF Elaaa sverplse; Also quAn
NJ 81 oustoxy furniture lounges clocka
NwA ~ pe<~wpz ~rshous regnsd 70 weather. OAs
gs0 - ~ no - 49, avtn be 70 uired nv :" --s
OsonwD tunPe " ne hla CArfu
0ns. = sAAssdADoc IN paoh and ship. needed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31

I ArARGE HOUSE,, BROADWAY, NEW YORK 1T
IL having been currently reported that the prourieorshp
this passed into other hands take this sod
inning old patrons and he travelling public generally
ua the house still under the same mA,sgenest as during
m hr prosperous and viii cnnnue 70 be kept 90 the
ssmc liberal prscipes that have insured for the reputation
boes 10 he me.polls TO strangers Wishing .he city We
would that the LsfaR. House located In he most pet
OF Broadway, directly opp site Bond street. and 10
the immediate vicinity Of the most fashionable piacrs OF
amupevnens The h. psricrlary well adapted for The
and comfort ~ families the being arranged
In suis accommodate large mall parties Public pa
runage Is respectfully solicited. ~ a-The prices u
"s n0'c' nave ''' ''" TSwrv n. sroyx. Proprietor.
WV Hul, formerly Of hs Irving House. superintendent
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IOTEL.s.

I~~ue,h sire ts-PleSsuuy ,csied bet ween Uuieu and
Nsdi and prepared supply guests
viii pl~asAni airy rooms Terms - per day.
nL A. W. BOkDwE. IL. Proprcsors
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RESTAURANTS.

nHxrERs REsrAURArT-B Centre street. one door
~ north cf Chambers iust opened and supplied with
The beat good Jury and supper parties
nne lunch eel cut every day ~ II o'clo.k -.
AIoTTUE--wIi-tIAM EEUDTT. RESPECTFULLY IN
IN forms his frcsds and the public that he Win eper the
rtrndcpha Lager Beer Saloon las Fulton street. base en
= nuuag, Svna sn ia1gk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31

xroUNo LADIES vANrxp-ro DANCE WINNINGS
r~spectAse dancing sc.ds,ny On nr?sa .ry; ~ ~
evrrv ve~h. Apply II Nine ssuvsgeaus Dancing Acsdeug
= kvnAwW. - 6AksA 8v9l reeuA
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unUgOAL~

DfcoRD. vEIPrAu, vlvrALR, ACTON cow1Iuu.
Hand me venevs hosphai prscce ~ rNrs spA LONDON. A.
ntnsrl orEnns may 70: be sw.s. q Ss iss D. LARn0m
ss In his city Who exclusively peaang and curing sbess -
and whose coun<ctpa whh the europcAn hospitals -
abcs him aAopt TIE lAaea and rAdiA reafucst ~
ing NE ades snA .ca ssveys csses q "a Mecer s'resA -
ner % Spring, 0ppOnts - NtcAolea, Anev IN a. n
We com9sa< M LAsUs.s - he antrted -ccun~ -
nAss Usa eAAs zekuAs DsosrHI Dsy Book msrsnry, -
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only LINE WITH SURE CONNECTION ANstT
~ mcs shorter than any other and
pavgaon-United States Mall Line Fiy pounds Of
BY Panama Railroad Through TO California
Via Panama Railroad The Usied States Mall Steamship
COMPANY VIII despatch for Aspnws Frtdy. June s. -
O'Clock sely IRON pier foot OF Warren streee
Captain Chas 8 Bosss y. r. PASSENGERS sod r.s viii
Pacific Mail Steamship Companys magnificent steam
ship SONORA, L. whiting Commands which VIII be- In
10 Informed that The Paciho Mall steAmshg Company al
steamers lying al Panama ready
rr avoid possible detention Of passengers malls
For psaaAgs apply toI w. RAYMOND q the only oboe a
Company, III West street. of Warren n T.
Regular Unted States nail steamer days Sh and 2h Of each
month
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(yLL,ywooD HOUSE, WAL BIZ OPENED ON THE ISL
~ Of June, II h n building, designed for . strictly
drs class house Rocms be engaged The
Nev Yors At hc Everett House. Unin square, where plan
hensc situated Rarftan Bay, and half hour from
New Yok BY the steamboat KeJ which leaves Murray
daily nj p M and returning Arrives In New York At 81 A.
NJ stopping At Cnwood each way. The house Il emf
and about ~ feet from The steamboat dock command
q delightful inland and varying water view
hh well Known - . remarkably healthy place, the aimos
Vhere being cooled BY refreshing brces-s
chfwood abounds IN shady dss and wihm few hundred
feet Of be house beautiful % about ay
anirr In is centre lake Of about II believed
be unsurpassed . summer rural resort Possessing The
ccrbmsoc OF good bshnG and ashing VIII
shaAy arovea green Aelda pleasant drives -.
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Us0Rf wAsHIkoros rRoPERrY..ws WILL sEI L
pouivoy and without through A. j. BIERCK ER
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