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Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09

DELIcIors.-On Tuesday, just as we
were wishing ourselves "up to the neck"
in the everlasting SHOWS Of the big Tree
Route" on account Of the oppressive heat
that'was almost melting us, a messenger
arrived from the "Fashion" bearing upon
a silver waiter pitcher Of the most deli
cious cobblcr that We have tasted for ma.
ny day. We seized the pitcher, quailrd
the nectar, and were saved without taking
balloon voyage onthc "T'ig Tree Route,
for the purpose Of "solidi(yine" in its for.
ty miles of snow. Ifthcrc be any one that
knows better how to compound hook, SUI
gar, ice and Strawberries, than does our
venerable friend, Mike Borowskcy, lei
him send us sample. It's "onpossible.'
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09

p. 1eCAxr hes our thanks for daily
Alss oeslAts pspSrs.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09

AS We go to press, { Friday, 8 o'clock,
P. n: \ gVntae rEin b hllinV.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09
PERSIAN sHEIRBET'
An EaervescIWg Te@R<saseo DSvssesA
TIE NOST WHOLESOME, REERESRLN0
AND LSTIGOR.47XNG DRLNE;
N THE WORLD.

IN THE WORLD.
TNHE POWDER FROM WHICH THIS Is PREPAR.
i ed, Is made entirely from vegetable Ingrsdestg
collected from ell parts Of the world, and e0mblssd
together with great care and skill Two teA.GpsoA'
fulis nut into dry tumbler Of large sise with sa
hcieni quantity Of water added, produces Immediate
" cooling draught Of charming excellence and =
voF' and heath-Rving eject M 10 adapted 70 all -
sons and every ones use and e especially suited ~
those who 60 to sea, ~ . preventive Of sea.Oeknte
costIVeness and the generally unpleasant state ss0o
system arising from change Of climate and living
II also lessons the dangers Of ncurFing diseases -
der tropical sun, and all Who are about 70 take -
trip TO the Atlantic States they regard health eeo
and comfort on the way, should not fail to Oetan
supply before starting, and more -. ladies = e..
dren are with them, or invali6s or the 0iek, @ Ae
ing 10 a. grateful 70 the Palate and s4oGnAehNe ~
and resiss the enervating e6eets Of hos eoaatgieo
well unlike Hrdent spirits, Il does not eneeNle D .
flaming, but Strengthens and exhlIIrates hNlA bSQ
and mind BY its nutritious powers and the sBssU
which It impaFts to the digestive process, - ~
should seanen be provided with some before ~
leave the port.
Those gallant men and glorious sons Of teGl,
Who brave the dangerous deep 70 guard tAsr Asai'e
soil,
And with daring hands the white wings Of Coansr''
spread,
To bless the world ana to earn thslE bread"
4 glass taken at any time Of the day rsmevss q
feeling Of heat thiset, - evoa haAgeR; an4 ~ -
made In grees msas1Ee Ss VszsaSkss aei4s tsSss y
| prevent scuFvy end pasiaes he hloOA atthe pamo
time. Il 10 also an iavAlaahss ReGeeaGivs ~ ths
vAO lAbsV haFA So9 . Iiviag. seeA = EasnsEsA A.t
Mechanics. md LabseeFss aud - ooEoAesbess, ~
IesSIOnal men and others. Vhess oesupa1isNs esqe
them 10 lead sedentaFy ivea. aramaa beeege eas.
fast gives splFs I0P tie huaaess oetAe cay; -
Last, tAOUgh net lsast. n , besa - WOl1AN, ~
"TAs swsetess or sOursss OOares 81 IN ssE ~ sns
woe,
| That thls saNotsA can give Or NE musa know,
To those Who m0theSs, aSesTs daughters. Wivoe.
| Aud would have pleasant homss ana AApPy MveSS
Should sheEeee keep: the eese tnlne nsAS yet.
For VITA no WId1wP tszET " UBAs91 ssso = eVW
wet" a
Al hoAs, In the hoass, fSg hsshanAs. AAAass soas
brothers, beaux TO use, and their own dear selves y
use, and darling lltue ones 90 wels Medqe mea ~
know its composition Gpeakin he tegHs ef!.
| bieat eheFbet; Moore makes 1a1 Aea1loa og y
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09
SACRAMENTO
DRUG9ToRM!
f. II. Russell,
-------tLA.e FowLxR = Ru@ELLj
114 J street,

-------------- Late ROWk4k = kCSGLL1
114 J street,
SACRAMENTO,
Importer and WholeSaIS Dealer In
DRCGS. LHfYH,AL.S, SIRGH,lL AND Drv.
tai LSSTRu.NENTS, PALNTS, OILS
FiNI'LIE.SE, DC.
T HAVE nm hand the largest and hest selected ,os
i Of Drugs. Medicines, Prrfunery. Fancy GTtIrS-"
&C. ever imported Into this market, which viii b. ~
at greatly reduced prices consisting la part a -
lows:
100 dox SaTsaparilla, assorted;
20 doE Rusl,ton's Col IivSF OiI:
so dnE Miaiar'a Balsom Wild Cherry:
I0O dor Farrs Qulnine;
100 II. IIlue Pill;
10 gross Mnstang Iiniment; -
grOss Ayers Cherry PeetoFAl
Icon lbs Cream Tartar;
2NO lbs Super Carbonate Soda;
Together with large supply Of every article usu,n,
kept in our business. ! respectfully request tho..
dealing in our line To give call before purchS.Irs
elsewhere, as am determined 10 sell at reduced ~
ces.
-ED- Remember the Sacramento Drug Store, liz
j street.
[s3nl F. II. Russell,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24

WASHlNGTON, March 2l.-AI"ssr4. Sckles
Bouck, and many others from New York, had II
long interview with the President this morning,
relative to appointments in that city and State.
The door was then thrown open to more than
three hundred persons in waiting, including a
fresh Maryland delegation. large number
rushed up. and hurriedly put their papers into
the Presidents possession. Others contenied
themselves With merely shaking his hand The
President said that he would listen to them all
separately. were it in his power, and they would
then have before them one of the most important
subjects ever brought to the attention of the gov
eminent. He added that "he had just received
the rese nation of Governor Geary. tn take pac =
on The ooh inst, and that time is passed. Hence
he remarked,you see it is impossible for me, gen
tlemen, to attend to you now
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24
OMccrs OF the Niagara.

WASHINGTON. March 2i.-rhe following.
among other officers assigned to the u. S. s,eam.
or Niagara, have been ordered to report to the
Navy Department. by the st Of April: Captain
Hudson; Lieutenants North; Todd, Guest Wells,
Mctauley, Whiting aud konnnn: Surgean Pal
mer and Assistant Surgeons Lynch and Wash
ington; Pnrser Eldridge, Chief Engineer Cue.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24
RailrOad Accident ncnr Fort JerV1-.

PORr JEEvIs, March 20 -flve cars OF d
freight train were thrown off the track at The
bridge near this station. last night, by the sprea
ding Of the rails. The trains were detained fo'
n few tours. but are now running regularly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24

passports IN consequence Of New Grenad, hay
ing rejected the overiures of the United States
Tor settlement of the question II the Panama
massacre,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24
$500 REV ARD!! " " !. : !"

ouhonsca In Tho cY ha,e bcon and nItomped
undur circumstances which Enthusiastically ind
cato that work vile incondary ncendia
es bring offender offenders to Justice
aud arrest any mchef hereby, In the and
behalf Of tho vi ynchhurE offer reward OF Five Hun
Dollars persons who VIII detect
aud bring to Justice the porpoirnor or perpetrators o"
crimes and do ourca all and rnch of the
good ctsuus with the city author
tiles ferrcnK detecting aud bringing 10 punishment
those inoendiares WIN u. BRANCH, Mayor.
Ron Imnr II 1ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24

u luton the City Council thereby give notice to tho lie
a of the CT of ynchhurg that the Annual Election
will be held III" Eys Inesddyi {rH
Friends Ware House in Lynch ard ami AT Planters Ware
use in Henry Ward Members of the City Council Mem
bei II the Court of iIustin Mayor Sergeant High Consa.
he Master Police Commissioner and Assessor of the Rev
the city ard OyCrseers OF the Poor.
tu thor give notice that Ambrose Il Rucker VIM p Taa
ero Newton Gordon Pee Seabury and Seth Woodroof of
Lynch Ward Jno. Murrell, &c b. Thurman, VIM. r
Anderson jas NJ Booker and Robert Early of Henry Ward
are appointed Commissioner superntend and F. NJ. Dun
hs9n of Lynch Ward and Christopher Clark of Henry Ward
a. appointed officers conduct said election.
JAS. o. WILLIAMS,
mar l7dtln Clerk of Council
SAuRTS, SKIRTS, SKIRTS.-Ju.t opened
O Grass skirts 100 Cactus do 10 Whalebone do
us 'Ylcs, 10 Corded do, so Ma, cil do
omar |lts JOHN ABRAIAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24
(slTS uOrEI..
u Main street, s.ynrhbUg. W..

J0IN 7 IIANhINs, TfnpIIoI0I7
This long the Union Hotel has recently
repaired and tor the reception
transient The location ct the most
dei"hfd u the CITY, and strangers Visiting lNuchhutB VIII
hud lh city Hotel in every department an airy aud r"nf
table lln4c attention VIII BE- paid Ia Guests carna
ted render them comfortable aud happy nj this establish
mont The subscriber respectfully soc' share of public
patronage. JOHN y hANhlNS.
y B.-Soveral families bc furnished with hn' airy
accommodating terms. j i. II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24
gkss1E, ID.

On the evening of tie l1,h inst, at the residence
ofJno Boon, Esd by Rev J. ]. Settle, DR.. JoHN j.
TfRnrLL of Campbell, to Miss Susan WADE, of
Franklin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24
IHohA a. HILL, fhdAh Nihlih'N NJ
late htspsffpr m NarftH's Harchause
EEi Ill. n NsssrEuEAD,

the Tobacco. Flour other Country Produce
1YNCHnuUU having formed copaitnerahip for the put
pose doing general Commission Business Will give their
nndtv lel - all cnuHiaunents mndn TO thrm
Office the Store George u DAVIS aud next door to A
II Ruekrr EDGAR WHITEHEAD,
Jan. L.. - THOMAS q. HILL,
Refer Ia Capt Jno. ocv Cashier uak OF Va. e. u pa
.Ino Davls Co, SAM NJ. Garlaud Amherst; MnSu
Cahcll Nelson. Il G Mitchell. Cashier Merchants hank
i1nl ~ (rts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24

NlCtoKNn,E n co.
WI WhoiA-uIc nud Retail t.rorcrs.
COMMISSION y roRW ABIDING MERCHANTS, aud
manufacturers OF SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
the old Stand of MccorkioA Jones' MAIN SrRtEf lNNcl
" VIII give particular attention 10 til" sale OF FLOUR,
WlIEAr CORN HAtON LARD. BlrlER &c. Liberal
advances VIII he nndc all Ennouta. when required
ian y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24

New YORK. March 2l.-A report prevailed at
Panama. that our Minister. Mr.. Bouin. and Mr..
Morse, the Commissioner, had demanded their
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24
AUSTIN VI. CafastI.uc.
Attorney NJ E,uW,

Will continue rHctiecin the touhtiesof Amherst bcdioI
Campbell aud thc City Of iNnehhutE
onira in Morris Huldng neary opposite the Office otthe
'Nfrgiuian ln0N Ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24
Candidates FOROFITCE.

uuIGu CONsTaRuE.- We nrc authorized io
OF llEh Constable tor the Cay At the ensuing election
- ltde
Nj AsEEE or pOI.lCgN-l announce my-eir
VI Candidate Tor the oncc Police Master OF the city
Of LNnthhug At the ensuing Spring eIecten. ~
lstltdr JAS q koNAIIs
fuTN ~ERssEANG..Wc authorized Ia
~ announce HENRY btNNlNGTpN \ Candidate for re
election 10 the o0co n city Sergeant war dido
AAE nrc auth sod % TINT DOL. W.
w Il NRuM is candidate for re election 10 the of
mar l. DIV
EDsEAsE announce Dr. Hookcr n. smith rs
candidate represent this county the neNt hcglsa
ltuar Ii t1el MANY VOTERS
M tsrER OF I'OI1sE.@s announce myself
w candidate Tor the ahnvr ohrc, and II elected will
endoaNar to discharge the duties to the boat ef ability
mar II dis WILLIAM L. LECklG
UDOb.RtE nSSCER.-l nm ~ cnni iLntr tar the
oee Of Police Master ot the CITY of ynrhbnrg, ~ the
ensuing election. lthe first Tuesday In Apr) II II shall be
the duties IL" the office with prempness cnerRy aud impartial
lily lunar lo1sl W g MUTTON
Jury sERtsEtNr.=B nm Candidate for
~ the bmco oi Sergeant al the city of Anehbnig AZ the
ensuing el'con thc tst Tuesday Aptl) II II shall be
til, pleasure" OF the people elect shall hold myself
bound 10 discharge the ducs Of the office with promptness,
energy aud mpartiHlity
didc JOHN ROUSSEAU.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24

v FRINI =
25s BALTIMORE STREET, OPPOSITE HANOVER ST.
BALTIMORE.
beg call Il attention of buyers 20 Spring Stock
which comprises attractive assortment of British
American Dry Goods. In each department
shall exhibit large assortment Many of our goods
directly from the manufacturers and facilities
supply with goods low they
purchase any of the Eastern Cities We would fur
Their by the recent completion of of the Yves
tern and Southern Railroads tending towards Baltimore
increased facilities for forwarding goods with Dispatch.
We solicit call from prompt dealers, and shall endeavor
make it to the interest of such to deal with
tY' Orders promptly attended to.
feb 20 d2m' HOPKINS, Hull. & 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24

Tn7E undersigned, withdrawing from the business so long
conducted by them in tbs city, make their grateful
public for the liberal patronage
upon tfcin They happy 10 know that they will be
experience pariywhpm they confidently and
daily their late patrons firm with which it
W he e pleasant have transactions the
members (Nlr Whang) has been for time principal
salesman, and is entirely familiar with the trade
We will be fonnd at old stand, prepared close
business request all who and all who have claims
against to come forward and settle
feb q.dSrts j ID. GREGORY & co.
NXTIgIIAuS'l.tNE. and SALE STABLE
w MARKET ST. OPPOSITE MANktT HOUSE LYNCHBuRG
VAL prepared FURNISH at the very shortest
ce Horses, Hacks and uggier he very best In the cty)
Persons wishing ride Ia Hack drawn by fine Horses
with the polite and careful drivers can be accommodated
by me
Genemen wishing to take short afternoon drive with q
ady Buggy with fine Horse, be accommodated
by
Gentlemen having pleasure Horses by sending them to my
Stable will have them kept in fine order and always ready at
moments notice also responsible for damage done
them while my stable will be pleased If the public Will
give call and satisfy themselves that stable better
stocked than any other in this city. +. WILLIAMS,
iulv i5d,s Proprietor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24

MlLl>raY. &c--Ne call attention to the ad-
,ertiscmcnt of j. Matthias i Go. We understand
their stock Of millinery fancy goods A. i large aud
complete.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS

~ ". PAGE, Aiiornc, 1T Inv. u.,nrhb"rg.
n has removed hi' Office Ia the the store
ot A Il Rucker. opposite the Bank oi Virginia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24
lNo. u. l., NulOUNE. }. n HuIrpMtf
aNssEvOkSE ~ IEoI.GONEE.
n a. NsinngC nrOl1er-

Main aud Bridge Streets. INuchhurF, Va, VI
collect the lncst rates OF Exchange They VII
pay the highest market price Tor Land Warrants Northern
Exchange, Coin and tnrurrrnt Mnuay.
REFER TO
Presidents md Cashiers ot thcseycnl Banks Lynch
bury; Mo-srs K II Maury Go. Mcssrs iaro, RchmeHl;
M.ssrs Johnston Bros. Co Nam llhrtis Som, josiah
Ice & Co Baltnn ro5 M,-ss FafnlHn. kryhun 6 O.,
Dr,Ae 90 Philadelphia; Messrs Nanheek, Read Dtes-
81. j Ward X 60, Lees Nallor New York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24

S,.pfelxrgNpaxr ELEcrEy.At the last meeting Of
H. Raarl Of Directors of the va. Tenn. Railroad,
WalterC {. smith, Chief Engineer of the Hempheld
pal Railroad, was elected General Superintendent,
II nj the vacnncy created by the resignation of Mr.
Gill MI :. will be at his new post IN lew days
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24
srRrusnNEws ny Tusalrs.

We announced vo>tefdhy the arfiVhI al The
steamer Alps at Boston, with Liverpool dates Ia
the 18th instant. Our attentive correspondent at
New York, +. A. Abbott, Esq, has furnished Us
with the latest English papers aud circulars.
The papers report the failure of the old estab
l>hed Est India House of Leslie; also of Swaync
Roville, merchants, with liabilities of hal ia mil
lion of dollars.
The Norwegian government purposes to con
tract a loan of half million sterling at per
cent. interest with sinking fund extending over
10 years. The loan is for the construction OF n
railway.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24

j propose purchasers Piano Foes take Instru
trial in order what of their quality be
lore paying for them
Twenty ercncc satisfies minds,
could fifteen hundred persons unite with
opinion, that establishment North South
sbly furnish better or cheaper Instruments than wsdo
upvl Il r. =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24

CHRISTIAN AssociArioN-A religious discourse was
a.Iiyrred before the Young Mems Christian AsSoca-
ZION of this city SUNDAY night by the Rev Mr. Hall of
m 3ra Street Methodist Church. 1t Is spokenof IN
,onplimenary terms by those who heard it-as haF-
inc been able and well adapted 10 the occasion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24
EMO GE n saNtE:1. TXREE.
- ona al i-si0n ucrcinutp,

- Com al i-si0n UcrciHufs,
IYHCUHrHG. V
0rr services ia planters md the public generally
the sale Of Tobacco Wheat Flo aud other produce 1hey
arc experience of l. Ia 20 VIII enable them
10 give general snf1eiion THcir office IL Mt Younger a
Smiths from the the banks which enables them
10 pay the Planters their Tobacco without delay
JNO. II Il SAML IYREB.
feb 26d&cly
HkESRS ID. EfSOD. Attorney ut Gnw. viii
\ attend all the Courts Of the city Of IyuehnrP Tho
counties Of Amherst, Appomatox Bedford and Campbell.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24

n MISSION AND FORW ARDING MERCHANTS, AND
DEALERS IN GUANO AND AGRICULTURAL NIPPLE
MEN1S, PETERSBURG NAroduce consignmeuts solicited
which viii receive the personal attention of the partners Refo
10 John NJ Dtey Saunders, .iaml Miller Ambrose
ucko lyrclburg Thomas Wallace Hon John + May Pau
4 Mcilwane, VIM 7. Joynes, Petersburg; Warwick PARKS
ialo IIaxnl & Co, Richmond THOMAS BRANCH
JAS. X. BRANCH,
iy oGdScts JNO. L. BRANCH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

AUESfs for the sale Of North Carolina Cotton a.
SaecRs aud Osuabugs for genuine Irish Flax Threads
aud shine Threads. nar l4.d6w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-26
fii.arriai,

MiwAvEfE June -. 1911
At Meeting Of the Board vi Directors held
~ This Dsy tie falovir Resolution ~rte Issscd VI;
Realized That DIV fDFND Of SIX PER NNII u be A,'
the ss IL hereby dec sred all m cs paid shares IN me gen
srs STOCK this Company entitled % Dydend' on ,ne I
Of July R57 paid ont & The net earnus o. the Try
~ Tho pru wear that the sad Diydend on 81 snas
10 Stock Transfer Agency Of th Conpisxn
be city Of New York be paid at the Company Agency Omee
~ sid city on the ldsy Of July next and that the san Diy
dcd uro all full paid shsre entitled 70 the sane be paid
the ComPany Office in Milwaukee on TIE H DAY oil July
next :,
Re,ord That the Books Of Transfer y the Capital stock Of
Ills Conrary bs cosd in the ctics e Milwaukee and New
York the 10Th instant and remain closed In the
city Of until the % day Of July and in the city OF
j. HADLEY, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-26

rirT.BtRsr FoaT WtYsT AID CHic tGo y co..
30. = NlLLiA So. NEN fOEG. JON = l'j-
DAMMIT og IATEREST.-Ine lgtrre.t du'
a. liz o. day Il Jaf ,he fa.iowl. .I-iie VI
paid end sfier tlet dy q hs on pr-eta.i7n q
ths proper Coupons.
BbNDs OF TIT OHIO ARD PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. 1T MoriEsse
BONDS or TIE CITY Or PITTSBURGH 10 he Ohio
ard renrsyis snia Rsilrosd .mpsnv.
BONDS CT THE CITY or ALLEGHENY b Ii. Ohio
ard Perm ylvs' 70 Rsirosi Company.
BONDS nF STARK cnnHTy, OHIO - the oho and
P'ursJlv Railroad Company. -.
BONDS Or HIGHLAND COUNTY OHIO, 30 thu O1o
and Perrsyys-is Railroad Company
BONDS Or ALLEN COUNTY OHIO 20 the Ohio sad In
osrs Rairnsl Company. 800
BoNDs or CRAWFORD COUNTY, OHIO. 70 the Ohio
ard Indiana Railroad Company. 49,
BONDS OF VAN VERT COUNTY OHIO 70 the OHIO
snd Indiana Railroad Company. -.
BONDS OF ALLEN COUNTY, INDIANA to the Ohio
BONDS OF THE FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD COMPANY lat MCTtasge.
CONSTRUCTION BONDS OF THE PITTSBURGH
FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY.
JOSEPH X. EDGERTOE Vice President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-26
Ocean 6teamers, &r.

DEDCCED PRICES-SlO0 THROUGH
IL FOR CALIFoRNIA-UNITED STATES MALI LIN Z
via PANAMA RAILROAD The United States Mad S-sn-
ship Company will dispe;eh for AsPiNWALL on MOsDAf'
July o'clock precisely from pier foot OF w
North River the well known and as. steamship
Captain Chss Bosss N Passenger. and Malls WI. %
forwarded by Panama Railroad and connect a. WIN a
Pacific NAL Steamship C0mpsny's rsGnthcent sesrsap
GOLDEN AGE, J. T. Watkins Commander when WI Dc N
readiness and leave immediately FOR San franci.oo ,
The pubic Informed that the Pacific MAJ! s,esn.iip
Com any as aye have rofs eHtra s.aIni: y1
gers o ma,s. : - =, IN
For "a sare apply to W. RAYMOND. .. the only One Of
NE COMPANY No III West Of Wsrrrnst n 4.
Regular raited s,sies Mai Steamer iS7s ga sai e,A 81
ch month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-26
A. NJ. Mskwis, Auctpneer
DY BANGS, BROTHER * CO.-Trade Sale

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dc including many very and valuable Books Among
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FRIDAY EVENING, June %, at o'clock. -
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4 UCTTON SALE to CLOSE an ESTATE

N FARM of e6 pleasantly situated about two miles
from Cornwall Landing, wei wa;ered and wooded, WITH con
venent Dwelling Outbuildngs and choice Fruits Also Two
LOTS the village Of Canterbury each about ~ feet front and
rear SO deep On good brick House and shop WIZ
an assomcnt Of Fruit both Also 50 shares Of
BANK STOCK. The sale will be positive. and a. The Union
oto In said village a. o'clock p MONDAY, June .
1851. Rtle good and terms liberal. Inquire OF .
J. w. CRiSSEY Admir-.
near the prerni.es Cornwall. OranRe Co, ". Y
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Sales b. Antiioh

J l. Smith. Aatt'cAlhI-
AUCTION NOTICE.-Mortgage sale t., o. s,, T1
~ rosewood and nahoFssS ~ Sv;,,T rS ~, aV1
PARLdR FURNITrRE entirely q, the mos, c''s
on PAISTfNGs &c j. L. SMITH will sell IhiS DAl
d, q, o O'clock the entire r and desirable conte 9 Of
~ , 5s,ofv residence No i6 West l5h 49, west OF 9TH
- bs whole of witch IL worthy the especial attention 81
being the largest aud best assortment OF vslua
- Fnturc offered At public suction or many years haVlas
cos. Upward Of $1,000, and Will positively be sold without
F.s ain slt
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OTFIcy o. PITTSBURGH FosT WAIVE AND CHcaGo)
RAILROAD CoNFASY No. 81 WILLIAM ST. I
NFwYoRK June p 1851
TRANSFER NOTICE.-The undersigned having
i been euly appointed FINANc IAL and TRANSFER
AGENT # This Company in the City Of New York hereby
gve notice that Doe the transfer OF all stock Of the Com
psny may be presented will be opened at this Office on the
lst Gay q July next -