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@NCUkSsUNs,

sxCUKssUNs,
E,zGpks-oN E9a rAs nLLIos.r9 STATE,
Hamilton rhe Staten Island ferry b9ay IosEP4rs,
m AS 1s a
al s9N Ss. aaE xnr 1
.oud do well 70 examine the capacity o. thu Wsshngn
day or 1oniS at Srs' wSs sessi N1
ExcUssoN r. IaF ~ EIsaISg BANssmrgha rA.I
Fish every day sp saturlsy LEAVING
Merton ee ana sPrs pe sg srS9 re-
ion bard the Fishing tackle bait and
he fa,i se.@sr EIso win sonOoct resasr!y siis ne
ss liPs .sys Nsx eS S an. ne
via Thompson and returning arrive in New YORK at $50 A.
Z Long .racch, pOr. ws,hinson, yiddieiown ana Red
Fs sn snS I rSn pesu
follows nosiSsoa rest sOrS rysri '' ''S1' -
I isIs:S .ss St fE s ssssgI. Aug s i AZ
sHn o. siss IN ''Hs g. :, sSss:sa
Long Brassh and Gsisn Po,t.IoSa BssN5i ]. Ss.L
LEAVE Srw YORK LEAVE OCEAN S,E gsHT AND RED
s s.s.s July 4ss PEN g gs. JAY sss
HAN An'' Ans ocean house nas AoS ocean House
ssq sss.yy. Aug s ssss.y. Avg I'm
Iii M K. sS,. 70, sa s.ni
inierm eiste landings, for passengers only.
t'oR sBRswsBURY,- BIsHLAsDs Q EAN HOUSE
Srg B,asrh se, wsssng91 and ss s.ds from S N
Robinson stree, Ter North river
LEAVE sEw YORK. LsAvE RED BANK AND OCEAN
s y1ay. JAY ,I.Iss ~ Esls., July sii,u
sgna.y 2..,e az sa.esy, e.. .spM
The laura VIII conaee, with sis boat for Ocean Port AZ
for pAsser y only.
srfhs express runs IN connection with this boat
The SQuAn Inc OF with this Also stages
TO all arts OF the country,
10 FOR THE CHoLhRA nAnks-rHs FAST SEA
IL steamer SATELLITE, Capt ". Anderson Jr., viii
excursion 10 the Cho Banss taturday
leaving Morton street A.. .; pier North river bls; Peck
Clip 9cl's A. ~ precsey' Returning In the afternoon Of
NEw YOKE AND OorsS bLAsD, LArDIrs ~
~ Yort Hamilton The new and Eplenth steamer AUz-
IA Capt Smith y. eay. iolo FOR The seasor
* a ~, and 1s I'D ~ p n; pie. No sorh rt-.- 2
I'm sars 20 ror Hamilton and C,ney Islsnd . cent, =
-hioh return hcsc vin be rive. fuufsre Tor chudes
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REsTAURANTs.

-. - - .----~-.~.
yVn. TAYJORs LADIES' TCs CREAM SALOON All
w restaurant
SIS prOad way
above establishment Ia ~ To- erssnrsvs y, ~
CIV II has scconmoda ioos fer hree hundved jsns s.'pf
8sh Rot i9iuu siesk poultry ,syv-,
~ IA the best nsnnsY ogep from ~ ocotk a. n. 70
o'e,Ock 2, NJ
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Of IN -rUr COAL t.T FOR srovp, RANGE
tp' sro gtSe coa, sArrsn'ed he bed "A aiiy, win
Nt cei1erd ~ Ws above rtVp ~ y, al
Parties rr'ri eytng 70 be f not get sanhrr
cs.nes - 5000. o. Ncs' WesMnvtcu pisce. !
~ II. BOwELL.
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YuHyrTURY, SC,

URN1TrRE WANTED "A gTxfRAL AssoRrWEST
Of sscond brnd furniture c.rpes bedding mirrors,
piaroortes ard parties bevng Euch dspose ~ In any
qUsnuy vii Sc; good asa price the 30 applying
TO lem al NJ Doushys Centre street, at any lime fr .w5
week.
L,URNlTUM WAIVED -FIvT las H1vINg L.P7.E
fmal quant tee 81 good furniture diapose OF wi
the hrbesi price paid pr be bv calling hs
address ng rdOs d. uCEEOT - Centre srCet four
doors from Pearl street
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ITO TEE STOCKHOLDERS or TuK LA osossE AND
siwankie Railroad 90 npRny.-lt Il as~rtAined that
will require egst hundred ans twenty Ave Thousand dolas
10 complete the railroad 10 Crosse, spd that that Jnt
viii be hu1cenl for hat About one-hsn Of thai
hile 10 expected will be realized
NE proceeds ~ the FIRST moage Land grant bolds Of which
sx hundred and seventy eight thousand stu subject 70 de-
livery and the remainder IL proposed 70 reise BIZ ohrn
70 he ckhodsrs Tor suca accepp the following
eight per bosds " Ne issued under
the Esslsa and OF The Wsertor division tho
OF mi I'm dol 70 be taken the Of per
egtt hundred dollars for bond OF h,usnd
dolsrs e follows, VIZ -FOUR huodred dollars
paid In the OF the the time OF
scbing and four hundred collars 10 be aid In
ttaments uaer al the time o. svbscrbpg quarter
e l5 DAY 81 ugus next and the remainder the nrst
day OF teptenber next. which vll retire In tho
srsrersie sQ0 Of the stock Of he compsny and provide
ssOO Ia essh rrds for the operations Of The company,
care bonds III give sun lent for the com peou a.
he road 10 the nsbsppi Many stochholders feslna
doubt 10 TIE value Of the stock will opp5rt.
nifty 70 convert he stock shares into ten bond
which will be osranty ms cad OF retaining tho
sharee iect contingencies The bonds
bic VII afford At any tine sn spgoruniy Of recovering
Dem Into sto<k IN cse bo1d heAer be fou dssirNbla
90 % DO Fye- the present soctboders tie optoa
stu sofk INTO bonds which, 81 egb cent give ten
Ansn nfefrmert aud sks'n Convertible stock,
IN latter shcui hereafter prove 70 be the NOR, A. ~
BE. Fools OF subscription will be opened ~ the oce OF the
cmpan, In hs riff on ss'u day ser the say Of August
AMI kept oper until the full amount Of sad
icrbed for BY those b ding o-k may
u 70 bs purpose. BfEOS kILBoURS Pre~Adspl
INV iosE, Jul5 10 1881.
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NEW YORK AERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 81 Mss.



HYOTTCE TO INPORTERS ALL Pc SONS HAVING
IN business the Custom House are requested 70
bic the Exchangs on day the 81 OF
August u O'Clock p NJ b devise OF ohvaung
the delay and annoyance which they obliged v
submit In obtaining their goods
Allen, Hazen &to Andreae 4 Co.
Wm d. Cromwell a Co. Hermsnn, Boxer 90.
Wait, Dupnipg q Graham. Hchmidt Brothers 4 90.
VIM Lottimer Co. Reimtr 9ecke.
Stone Co. Solomon 4 Hart
John 0ton Go Jourd Freres 4 co.
epes. Christ Jay. Kessler Co.
Loesehigk. Wesendonxk Z CO. A. Brahe Co
r.. Coenett Atherou Livermore Morris
Charles Kutgen- Mitchell Pou.
echuchardt Ke sal Louis EsraaS.
Aufen ordt Heeseuberr Co, r. A. j. Witthaus q 90.
Reias Brothers 4 co. Kuauth Nachod q Ku
J. W. Bchulen a Hurd Cary, Howard Sanger.
Passavxnt Co.
md number OF other Importers
NEw York, July 80 1857.
TlRUsTKES NOTCH H a. q. ZIMMERMAN, HAVING
assigned all debs due 70 h 70 the undo signed BY deed
recorded in the Hustngs Court all persons indebted ~ su
are required BY said deed e make i'm mediate payment q
And they do hereby oustue said r. O. Zimmerman thsir
agent cole and receipt for 81 debts due HIM Which
paid to them In person An 70 whom The said
Tmms u indebted will forward their claims, prop y
henucaed 70 the undersigned In order TO the disib
provided for In said deed.
81 wS z zASSRsRR,ssssoN' Trustee.
NVHE AsIOR LIBRARY WILL BE CLOSED D0RIN9
four weeks Of August from the Sd TO the 18Th incu-
i've, by order Of The trustees.
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nFE O. ltE MOTT g-TNNsrvr sTCCEF o. sx1Ags
- in NJ ~ car - era nei A. sol tse
la,oN no SmpotiiaG % uDicyasi 70 = ny sl-l a 10
81 btses EDkc, FAks@ 2, OaefAa h nYu~e -Ay
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r1UsIcAL Asr DAsC1ro.

WAETRr SIC coo TO $4,000 IN the SHIP NC AND
w commission buslnss areadT established d0iE gooo
business. No risk Address A b., tor s. e+ foh ONCE
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SkCOED aDIIION READY.
- ne agsia supplied havrg ready today ise seconi
edition
NEW YORK BOARDING HOUSES
Tone with pea and 1o- by B dunn The Triangle
and h. Wand vel l2ao one hundred ana tSentj six
Illustrations frcsS.
The edition Of hi. very amusing Was tasei up
inroesiaely. The record Is ready this morning.
The Bos on Journal s-1h.s good dea
Of truth wit and Abundance % hlmr lines lT
quiet times RIB and erh dherau and seldom SINH
into ei.her weakness or exlrsysgance.
The r Vindicsor sais: This sbeyont all question the
beat and Lptes Of that peculiar existence In
hch thirds oil our New Yorksrs III r faver,h
istenoe heirg reminded OF the ra Of their al
stat ny the w.esly presentation OF the "ogre's bill
Lefie'e Illus rated News ssys:Ne have II with infinite
ard commend hesriy readers sso."
We feel certain & will IN ct With un2reced ensi sale
The funsay Times w nave not n ghed heartily
hook for many year have this, and
commend l. as sn in'ali5le remedy for the blues
fublisheo by MASON BHOfHxRS,
los and ITO Duan, stree, N. Y.
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RILfiaRD rApLss.-rwo sECoNDH lNp rssLra
- good pc new for sale cheap; make Appiv ~
LEONARD a BksJasIs, $50 BrOsdww
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r,RpAT SACRIFICE or A MAdMtI9EST sEvss 90
(I rosewood pianof0r,e. splendid serpertne
sra,d action &C. manufactured By hilbert OF Boston AM
cei s1bO mouhs Will he s0d for $40 Must De dis
posed immediately Can be At tOt Sinh Avenue ness
twenty 9Th st.
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g,ds MAsFkTrts Gas LIGHT COMPANY HAVE IN.
csred dividend Of two dollars and fy ccnis share
heir u stock, and ninety sx ald quarter csnn pea
share on thsr scrip stock, pay able GA dsmnpd -
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BILLIARDS.

nII.LfARD TABLE FOR SALEM econ oRDrH.
ID price fim Inquire n John Rogers, fu sors No lex
Bleecker street or ~ Mr.. For, No 1 ssdscs ssr-@t
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10Q BRoADwAv.-q. p pEvARrsr, 60 49, ~
tOD now selling the celebrated william Nef ~
SLOWER prees than onet ed 10 this mari y hosss
piano. from $3.50 frcy ceses nls'a nss Oosr@s
from $3.50 70 sh0 all ne aud warranted Tor '"oScSs
A oyRulE IApy. VINO HAS TAUGHT roR ssvn.
raj YES ,. ,isbea N enter into enKssemeni Tor nexa
l tte ieseke, mpsic, Fgnch and oermsa. Address A.
A. Poet Jnloe Brooklyn, ~ ~.
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nFslCE OF TIE PITrsBURG, FORT WAYNE AND
~ chicago Railroad Company Pittsburg July ~, 1851
In'eres polce IN hereby given that In rdAnc<
resolution of the roArd OF Drec0s adapted I'D
at be OF for ending
July 1871 -, The ~ sock OF hsc mpany, gill be al
lowed paid TO the khode.s In st-ct, aud ae1
August rs proxno Non real cut stockholders &c have
their cerh RENTED them by enclosing the oil
sCrney wbi-h h, tins office OF the thix
city, y William rev NcrkD the und-rsEnod.
The uanseI boof III be closed rom lusust l. 70 2vh
+. y. yhsslskR, secretary.
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NJ CApIrALIsT.-AH OPP DxTUNIY IL OPnH to
one parties, for The Investment Of Sl20n With
unusually prodh rurrs, 90 70 100 per cent Principals
only o1sn particulars By add essig through the New
Yortposi once. N ,. AUCKLAND.
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GREAT ,BAnoANarw9 s =, IN, csl, s, sgy
t,b % round corers double serpenne aud scolop work
bevel tor three rows carved work All ronnd carved vre
so,rs Of pepty Jrr bowers, AZ full rich inlsid pls.e
~ bass made hy the Hanes Bros and fully
r,ed uc- ss e.oh taken In exchange for real
., siso each be teen nc furnure pscang establish
~ =, NJ Truuoat fote AFTER NJ till night wiz
be bored for shipping Nbs-iwh be made bargain foz
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-11
The American minister M d'our,,

! we quote the following from the letter of ono
oi one OF our Paris eorresponhcnts.--Nem York
| Post.
I ol all the society, the Americans alone enjoy
privileged position in this respect, aris sing from
tue inet TINT all the persons presented ut Court
ar" 'ntlilrd 10 cards of invitation. and it is not
difficult 10 get an introduction by Mr. Mason,
WIZ" You know, cannot refuse this service Ia his
conntfNmen, who are all sovereigns in themselves
ms l. how Yer, pot reproach To our minister.
In England there exists IA law ofetiquette. which
den''s 10 every subject the presentation 10 n 70
reign court before having been previously intro
duc"a at home. II Is true We regard neither one
nor thenther, mud SO far are tight not to care
about European customs. Yet there nre certain
principles II good taste aud droency that all the
world are obliged 10 follow. md in this respect
our country people do not fail To draw down upon
them The reproachcs of tho strangers.
''F"f instance, whit impression must it mako
ON the fni>inue to see the Ambassador of the
| niled StateS arrive in front of tho Fuillcros at
the htad Of Il procession of sixty carriages, while
the ahIhE sailors of other nations have at the
most two or threcl Mr.. Mason who obliged
to present all did not know how TO acquit himself
better his onerous task than by prosecuting them
en- mdSSr. simply saving: "lour Majesty all
the" III" AmeIicans"-- upon which his Majesty
laughs.
Il do not know what impression the Americans
have ma le nj tn" ball of the 'rulerics. but am
fold that uur conntrywonan, Mrs. Bodisco. hns
excited a general sensation by her beauty"
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SERIOUS Less.

\ leticcr to the y. York Times f. IN Canton
referring Ia the destruction OF tho factories of
forei IN e-tnbli- hmcnts IN that CITY snys;
Perhaps tho most serious loss, an one which
will be- severe public calamiiv,is that sustained
hy DIR. :. Wells William. who has been eonneo .
ted form long ilme with the Mis-ioh Of the Amer
lean Bnnld Of Commits -ioncrs for Foreign Mis-.
sion- ,as printer IL the Missions aud now fills the
office 81 secretary Of legation under DIR. Parker.
Upwards oi ten thon-nnd volumes bclohgine,
Dcnovc mostly Ia the American Board have been
consumed ard III many cases il will be absolute
ly impossible TO supply thrir pIneos. The press
IS, also. and lurgc amount oi type, have
been destroyed. Some very rnre aud valuable
books, which are NOW out at prnt, were burned,
aud lIterHtur" genrrnliv-nnt merely individuals
must he considered rs having suffered serious
los.
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th"soi!ins Zine Probable Gnir Of shr Dallas

NASnNGroN. March S.-Noihng was dono
Mt the lntr session nj Congress with regard 10
the ocean null contract of the Collins line of
steamers aud the subject will therefore 70 over
10 tie ntNi session. Ii is understood TINT the line
will continue its trips duing the ensuing sum
mer at leHst at the reduced rate Of Sl6,952 per
trip The steamers. however will run slower.
aud thus make M in measure Tor the loss of
government ray.
The Dallas Clarendon treaty is generally be
lieVrd IN reliable quarters To be dead. Mr.
buchanan ii Is known isoppasod to il in its pres
cnt shap",aud ii is semi officially whispered will
discnunt"nance amy treaty TINT may be- propos-
ed with reference to Central America.
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4 MANUFACTURERS AND hAtEhH - ~ Ni'oH
DER having reduced their prices 10 correspond WIN Tie re
ducr cost of Satpetrc offer their well known
brands Of TLEtIRIC INDIAN RIFLE and KENT ky
RIFLE POWDER. in Kegs and Canisters Also tuhI""-
der fer Ba,ng Mining, comprising fnl assortment o.
qualities required by the trade guaranteed to give
entire satisfaction.
The stand nd their Powder which las now enjoyed the
ghrs reputation more than "QHf hNe years, Wi o'
found UNSURPASSED other manufacture OF the KIND IN
the world Far y the principal dealers aud also Al ne
office of the Company, M ~ All coruef aep street. -
York a u hAHa ~ -
a r. DOUGLASS, Sccry. mar @dulh
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~ 555gsss,s We have Just opened III GIN
szs e - rectly from Chal ms ee!c- T7rfs5.

"a - g recty from Chains ee'' IIg, y
s@sA~--s>s bratcd Mandatory a very
,rr assortment Of Planes GuaEcs ulos &c Sc. compr
sing Icnrh Slgc aud Da1be Bead Mitro, Tooth Circular
Gutter Pump AstraEa Base and Band Moulding Back osee
Ber,tion Corncr Dadae FUesl,r Grccian oFao tfelah
oorc Having Hon w and Round Table Plank Match
inc Hand Rail Pannc QUr oyHla Nabhc', Sash ana sash
Coping Scotil Suipc BIZ. TorRs Bead and Flow lanc'
eating. Sitting. Marking PANEL and N7Firr tiha2f>
Narrow and Broad Boxvood and Ivory Rnlus Bene Nce"
Iron and Wood Iron Clamps. %. &c. ,
Ais, on hand Toels Of most every de5cr Pt', iha' ~
Butcher and Spear i Jackson all of Which we nhcr az F"
prices 'i2li '''> - NV > ''
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Spring. TRADE. fs5s.
T.. II. HOPKINS. WM u RYAt-
EOBERI HuLf, IHos w. ATk1SsoN-
HOPKINS, AsGsI. 4 90.
NNT7HDk.s3eAs.5 DEs s.E.feSgN sssslEESEa

w FRENCH AND AMIRlt AN DRY GOODS 81
Pr BALTIMORE STREET OPPOSITE HANOVER 81 q,
BALTIMORE
We beg to call TIE attention of buyers to Spring St2eb
which comprises most attractive assortment Of British
French aud American Dry Goods In each department
shall exhibit large assortment Many of our goods we ~
Directly the manufacturers and facilities ena
supply with goods as low they
purchase them any the Eastern Cities We would nr
ther that 10y the rcct completion of many of the Ncs
tern Railroads tending towards Baltimore
facilities ardng goods with dispatch -
We solicit call from prompt alcs and shall tnd'aNor Ia
make a the interest of such 10 dead with rs.
fe6 2ld5u. HOPKINS Hull. 4 co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-11

iat"SRel hs'' # the officers who hold places In the
shne hhHeF Hunted commissions AMI the opinion pre-
NaIS mere that sad officers will he permitted
houe hnt'l the expiration of their commission, To be
re-appalnied not, as the Administration may pro-
fer
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Arrival from Euro ne.

NV YoRK March 1o.--The "Emeu" has arrived
here from Ilavrc, whence she sailed on the 22d ult.
The Paris Constitutional explains the secret treaty
between France and Austria. BY it, the former guar
nuteed 10 the latter her Italian possessions, cond
ton of Anstras active cooperation against Ru ssa
but IA she did not draw the sword the treaty is
dcnd letter
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ ~
fhsAaLA Ss-SpRiNu, ls57--wiLIIAMF BUT V III
~ IER IMPORTER, ~ MAIN STREET RICH.
VI MoNp Va, Ia now receiving per ships Andrew -
Am, rea full supply OF English Goods Of
PATTERNS and varons Manufactures and Auction Trade
this country large stock of French China Glass.
Looking Gaaaa Casters and Fancy Goods which he
oilty fnr sale the most favorable terms.
Tho merchants Of Virginia North Carolina and Tennessee
re- u q cxamnc his stock of goods.
Sper, taken to pack all goods securely and orders
promptly hllcd mar 3d2w
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1857 1877 -,
HATS! nATs!..sp.rxE
1917

IL FASHIONS FOR 7-STIrZrn ~ NJ, 80 ~
the Spring style Dress Hat The rsi Saturday in March A
ior the inspection of his customers an. tl, n,,i n,
which will be found surpass any liar in I
" STYLE quality and finish Aso Of beautiful new s,i
soft Hats for young ''ehs All those desiring nr rrs
10 eclipse any thing in this market VIII please can Al t Sos
al the blue HAT '' ~ '"o ''so
All kinds of Has made to order y, itb ,o,t,... -
customers Hats dressed over a. usual ~ "'si""n
W., c,,,,.,..
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BY T Ell L G RAPH.
From WashlngtOn.

WAsHiseTos, March 10th.
In the Senate, Mr.. Pngh offered resolution provi-
ding for final adjournment on Saturday. Amotion
to table il was negatived.
Mr.. Critenden's resolution in regard to privateer-
ing referred to the Committee on Foreign Rela~
tons.
The Senate then went into executive session. and
commercial treaties with Chilli Venezuela and Persia
ratified.
II Is reported that VIM. X. Drinkard of Virginia,
has been appointed Chief Clerk of the War Depart
ment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-11

$500 Rfw,Rb-Ii Will he seen by an advertise
mcut in another column that the Mayor offers re
ward of $500 for the nmallc individual who has
been for some days amusing himself in the innocent
sport Of setting fire to peoples honscs. Oar citizens
seem to hayc strong desire to get peep nj the gen
tleman-so strong that they are willing to pay nj.
most any price for the privileg" 1t Is conjrcturcd,
however that they will not conine themselves en-
tirey 10 loosiag should they catch him. Who will
get the reward
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-11

no., ,o..,. %, .e,,,,,, INV sincere thanks To M,

j,nts,rd public generally Tor me very o'if ~
rouauo h.st ~ ed On the old oil b Is H. N""ih
an 40 ~ -, BENZ. II SOWLlN,
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w " pANN1LL.
JOSEPH PAN\Il



n LIES THOMAS HOPE y CO. Ne IL CHAM
BEERS STREET. NEW YORK Established ls21) Impor
tcs aud Dealers IN all descriptions # Rare Old MADEIRA She
~ and Port Wines Finest Oh Bra dies superior Old Jma
st Cr0iN and Antigua Rum, Ola Holland tn, and cYeiy
variety of hnc Imported and Domestic Liquors
tHNMPAGNE-iiay Sufanc Mort \ Chandon an umms
Imperial Cabinet arl Nezoay iloids,k and other Brands
CLARET AND rtRSf-Inrluding Chateau MlreanN. I'll
Latte. lrovil Iaro~c MargauN and II Juieu Daa
and ii
lio'k tNfS-t bhanncshrrger, Marcohr naer Ruiea.
heimer Uorkhe.nef parking lIock and Moseo
SfCASat all The choicest Nari, tics, Eiegaios Regal
Caeclas. orofr Pr .ssrl and Cmnmnnes
iptfIGS lEtl1--u all kinds Raisius Almonds Punos
YF's# tND tofttfs--aIl of the finest qualities.
iAN, 80 Observation-Disclosures , Virginia and WestPlaia
EaH-, smoked and Picked Tongues.
Gt-G.N lEfrFR--in Fhkn>. Tubs and Stouc Jars
fcFrus II kEts~tuccs, tai-nps. Sardues taPcrs, o.
iyes.
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