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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-04

RbLLEfUE HOSPlTAL.-Ihls Instltu-
- ijun, which has been in successful operation for
tss last Hve years. is situated on
CHUhUH HILL, RICHMOND, VA,
In delShtiul, airy position and is furnished with
every convenience conducive 10 the comfort Of pa.
tisats and the successful treStment Of disease.
II hiss lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable to the accom-.
rsolia.lGu Of gentlemen who may find il inoonve-
tSrnt to Ne treated AZ their private lodgings.
Particular attention Will be paid t. the ivfst1-t7
tossrds which are peculiarly commodious.
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SuICrnE.-0n Sunday night last, man named
John Stiilweli jones' entered the Smith souian
Hotel in New York, and having called for room
retired for the night The day following the
chambermnid, wishing to put the room In order r.
knocked several times on the door, but without
receiving She gave notice below
stairs and An examination was made, which 70,
suited in discovering Mr.. Jones lying dead in his
room. On u small table was found empty vial
which had contained landanum, which fact leaves
scarcely deubt but what Mr.. Jones committed
suicide. letter, the following of which Is a
copy, was found i'll the room. Ii was addressed 20
Joho J. EIGHT
"Procrasiiuaton is the cause of this act friends
will speak Of me as they found me Enemies I
forgive. ToJohn Jurdeight, 40 Third Avenue,
corner OF 5oth street, you have always been my
friend; see that am buried ia York BAY Gene.
terry, where my father aud mother lay, aud you
will do the last act of kindness you can ever do
for me. Mr.. Winterbottim, undertaken, in Spring
street, can toll You all about that matter, as he
buried both father and mother. / can only say
one thing, and tnas Is, Gad bless you. Farewell
JOHN STiLwFLI JoyesD
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MULEs MULES and HORsEs

(CyVI have rust received, direct from Kentuck 7
a very choice and snperier lot of stock. have
poses aud street and plantation uce ali OF which
will cell, exchange, break and deliver in city OF
country, upon my usual accommodating terms, al
Davis & Entehes0n's, late fIardn's old stables.
EDWIN WALKER.
N. d II shall be in receipt Of fresh stock, direct
from Kentucky, every month. Enquire rs aooye
&u Iq--d2yn r.. W.
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CohPLIAfSTARr-T Richmond correspondent,
OF the Fredericksburg News, speaks in terms of
high commentator in respect to the late Fair.
and the exhibition Of the Mechanics Institute
OF the Fair. the writer says at has been com
plete success"
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nA- DkBILIrATED PEasoss-Those
E~HARTsHoRNE's CURF-ALL-
THE GREAP PAIN ANNIHILATOR
AND REMEDY FOh DYSPEPSiA, WEAK STOM
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS

AND REMEDY F0A DYsPEpsIA, WEAK sTOM
ACH AND WEAK B0WELS
PREPA RED B y CHEMIST.
BOTTLES u, 25 and 30 cents am ono dollar.
THE GREAAEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE
HARTSHORNES CURE-ALL should be keptin
all families IN Of accidents sudden sics ROSS
as it frequently Gu ID in sss tpe thar it requires to
get PHI yscian.
1t pain in any part of the system and is used
externally and int rnally.
~ As the freq uent changes OF tho weather pro-
duce bad Cold, BheuW atism Neuralgia, Sore
Throat. Pain in the Bowels and stomach, Tooth and
Ear Acne. Ague Jumps In he Breast, PaiU in the
Limbs and Body; also. Stiff Neck-every person
should get bottle. 1t acts upon the Nerves, Mps-
cles Sinews, Blood and Bones, and. tJ its warming
elecro magnetic power ,expels all pain from the
ten Get a bottle aud try it. r
NB.-If you have a Cough, use II HARTsHORNE'B
PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY- tis The
best Cough yup In ths world. Is and 80 cts bottle
If YOU are Bilious. use HAkTsBURNk'S ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS They act upon the Liver, Ston2
sch and Bowels. carrying off all Bile and Foul Be-
cretons. IS cents q box.
The above mt diciues to be had at all Drug Stores
in Richmond, Norfolk. Petersburg and all towns In
Virginia. &C l5-6m
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The DRAMA IN LYScBBuRG-Kunkel& & Co.'s Rich
mond company are playing at Dudley Hall. Lynch.
burg. On Tuesday night, Romeo and Juiet' was
produced, with Mr. Laugdon and Mrs Phillips in
the leading CT aracters
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'UBKEY HUNTING is becoming so fash
AN OLp PAINTING There is now on

AN OLp PAIETIsG There is now on
exhibition at the Mechanics Institute, portrait
painted in 1925 two hundred and thirty three
years ago. This picture represents lady of noble
birth in England, and was painted on oak, taken
from the estate which she resided "New BTigh-
ton" 1t was Inherited by Mr.. Ireland of Peters
burg. Va, who brought it to ''River Edge" on
James river. The picture is now owned by Miss
Virginia Nash of Petersburg, to whom it was pre-
sented by Mrs. Seden of Washington city. The
date of the picture is still visible on its face
Those who love old paintings, will not fail to
It,
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HAY, STRAW AND FOD-

" DER GUTTER This celebrated Machine has
again taken the highest premium at the National
far held In this place, over all other Critters ~
we'll as ~ nearly every State Fair in the Union -
Thus showing concinsiveiy the superioritx Of tns
Machine. above all others In the market. Incy Me
simple 10 construction, ~ well - stfong ana oofs
CIuRcH 4 HLEMING.
mol Corner CARY ana 18th streets
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THE Henrioo County Court is still in
session and has disposed of large amount of civil
business during the term. The Court will proba-
bly, adjourn on Saturday next. On Tuesday last,
rules were entered against large number of gen
tlemen for non attendance petit juries.
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~ Ci0ARs,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED T0BACCO.
large and well selected stock.
WHoLksALk AND RerATL
JOHN BOUCHER.
18th street.
betwean Main ard frspkiin s;a
B.-CfGARS made Ia aay 81, 10 - or der.
oc 3--Sm
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MAIN sTREET.-NoToE.- takss Pictures
from 50 cents 10 fl0. Ambrotypes. MeIainctypes on
either In pas,ile or oil The painting to be done By
first clazs portrait painter. He does lot pretend
tn take them by the a. or by the ali OF machine
ry suitable for running railway cars or an ocean
line of steamers. He has two skyiights, enabling
hlm all times to get good ectures, an adyantago
not possessed by any other Gallery in Richmond.
AIso-Pictures taken for the stsIoscope.
6--Im
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FAIR AND CATrLs SHow.-The sixth animal Fair
and Cattle Show Of the Reppahannock River Agri.
cultural aud Mechanical Society commences on
the Grounds of the Society, near Frederick
Tuesday, the l6;h instant, and will continue three
ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-04

ihE EdUpERsAToRIAL cANvass.-The Democrats of
Iaze"eii county have appointed delegates to the
state convention, to be held at Petersburg. but
declined to trnmmei them by any expression OF
preference in regard TO the several candidates
presented The Jefersonville Advocate, however,
says that revolution has taken place in the
minds of good many citizens Of the county, fa-
vorable to Mr. Le.cher
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NTHlTE ZINC PAinr.- AIS article
~ 10 upsrier 70 lead for inside work. sl.rs
n1eIy BbDkK ER. psthecsry,
aoS Hsia q, psaE osd MAks''
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GETHRuUGH TICK ETS to ALL the above points
pr0~urei a. ths office Broad street, Shockoe Hill.
aE- Passengers by this route, break fast and SUI
a; ASHLAND, tae birthplace of Henry Clay, ano
dine board the comfortable Steamers between
Acuia Creak and " Washington
IN SIGHT OF MT. VERNON.
ak-For further information, apply TO
s. RUTH, Sup't
JAS B WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
OPTICS T., + & p X. X. Col
Richmond SpDt- Of2
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NEW SADDLERH
ESTABLISHMENT.

LA NEW ohDoLGhi
kSW@A ESTABLISHMENT.
GERH. EAkN
Formerly ssddler Of the Grand Duke Ernst Of SAKE
laburg Gothe (brother Of Ii. X. NJ Prince Albert.
Of England. and received the irtt Premium at The
Pair of Prussia, IN l3t3-the Gold Medal
SADDLE AND HARNESS
Manutacturff, corner 9Th and Broad streets, under
Broad Street Hotel Richmond. Va.
All orders executed with neatness and dispatch.
oc Sins
DURE HUNGARIAN WINE.-We call
i particular attention to the HEngarias Wine
from the house OF Messrs Sch wartzer& Co.. OF Pesh
which are WARRANTED PuaR JUICE oY THE GRAPE, con
ssting In part. viz:
Posti Ezekszardi
Eomtoi WHITE NillanM 1 RED
Meneai Asrer Egir superior "-N
As those Wines have bss a tested by our bed PLY.
sicians and by them recommended, we freely offer
then TO the public the purest lines 10 be had.
For sale By
DURE ENGLISH MUSTARD, in four
AID seven pound Gins, in haif pou ad bottles and
in blk fer retailing. his Is spure and reliable
srti;ie, which We can recon aend
WAkING pEAkcE Druggists,
90 broad street, above Nh.
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SINGULAR FArALIrIEs.-ou Monday morning the
dead body of a man named John Thompson, was
found In ditch near Germantown, Pa. He WAS
President of q company of drunken disorderliss
who had banded together for the purpose of hold.
ing mock prayer meetings. His death was caused
by fall thi ough bridge on the Chestnut Hill
rail,o cad, while Intoxicated. On Sunday, the 9th
nit, John Kephart, aged twenty 1--WE years and
residing in Decatur township, Clearheid county,
Pa, left home for the purpose Of cutting down q
tree supposed TO contain, in cavity In Its trunk
a hoard of chesnuts deposited there by the squir-
rels, for their winter subsistence. While vigor-
ously applying the axe, rotten limb tell from
above, struck him on the head. crushed In the
SIX uli, and caused his death in very short time.
On Saturday evening the 23d ult., young man
named Allison Shut, con of a gentleman residing
in Bloomsbnrg Pa, paid q visit TO the house OF i.
Goff, {Mr and Mrs. Gof both being absent on vis-
it) for the purpose of spending the evening In .
social way. Young Shut was OF a very pious
from the "Life of Christ" He observed gun in
one corner of the room, and asked son OF Mr..
Geff il it was loaded. The boy replied that It Was
not. Shut then desired Young Con to pass IL over
to him, and while In the act OF doing 30, terrific
explosion WAS hesrd-the gun had been heavily
charged, and the entire load passed directly
through the head of Shut, blowing bis brains
against the opposite wall Of the room.
SINGULAR AocrpxsT--The Hartford Press relates
the following remarkable and fatal accident at
New Britsin:-'sOn Wednesday afternoon about
two o'clock. Frederick Wsstover, son Of Auaos
an old gan barrel about nitsen inches long. The
third time IL vas discharged Westover touched tho
slow match and ran sbont twenty feet, when the
barrel burst and email thin pisce, tno~ 10 cur
the side over the heart going through his clothes
and just breaking the skin. The heart ceased its
pm sations, and she boy died In less than tsp vi.
pp.ss."
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TRIBUTE OF RBsPEcr.-At meeting
OF the Faculty of the Medical College of Virginia,
held on the 3oth of October, 1858, the following
preamble and resolutions were adopted
The Faculty Of the Medical College Of Virginia.
having sreceived intelligence If the death of
the Hon. JOHN ~ PATTON, President of the Board
OF Visitors of this institution, desire to render
merited tribute of respect to the memory OF one
20 distinguished for his great abilities and public
usefulness, and who has been for several years
past connected with them by close official relations,
therefore
Resoleed, That while In the death of Mr.. Patton,
the legal profession has been deprived of one of its
orightest ornaments. and Virginia of one of her
greatest inteects, this Institusion has lost an ef
hcen. and hoDored p: ending officer, whose claims
on onr gratitude We are happy thus publicly to ac-
knowledge.
Resolrod, That the exercises Of the College be
suspended Tor the day, and that We will attend the
isneral OF Mr.. Patton on tomorrow in body and
recommend to the Students to unite with us in
this act OF respect for bis memory
hesosrsd, That our warm personal regard for the
deceased, not less than our official relations,
prompt us to express our deep regret at his loss
and to offer to his family sincere condoence in
their bereavmeDt.
heso,red, That these proceedings be entered on
the minutes Of the Faculty, and published.
Hon. JOHN TYLER, Ex President of
the United States, will deliver on address before
the Mechanics Institute at half past seven o'clock
tonight. His subject will be "Richmond and its
memories" and we feel assured that he will do
ample justice to it. Presiden Tyler is one of the
most pleasing as we'll as instructive popular
speakers in Virginia, aud the theme selected for
this evening Is one With which he is entirely fa-
miliar. Our readers shoul secure tickets to-day.
so as to avoid the crowd at the box Office to- night.
TURKEY HUNTING is becoming 50 fash
ionable in some portions of Hsnrico. that few
lovers of the sport taking to it By candle light
day or two since resident OF Union Hill start ed
out In his buggy to secure flne bird for Sunday
dinner. On reaching the feeding grounds, the
iiuntsmaD uuhitched his horse, tied him to a sap.
ling, and then started on foot 10 search of game,
but remaining too long. the animal broke loose,
strayed into the woods, and when his mas
ter returned, could not be found The
night being dark one, aud the hunts
man having no fondness for the hooting
of owls. or the grim appearance OF strollipg
ghosts, he sought the main road soon as posi-.
BILE and gave leg bail for home, where he soon
arrived weary aud ont of breath. After recount
lug bis ill luck, he procured lanterns and q
squ adron OF neighbors, and returning to the
woods, found his horse and vehicle just where he
had left them; but as no turkeys could then be
seen, he solemnly vowed that he wouid never
again be caught cunning in briar patches, after
dark, with no other companions than evils and
hobgobins.
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eH- SrovEs. RANaEs AND FURNACES.
Nov in store full supply, cargo Of schr Mi2nIo-
pette. Purchasers are Invited 10 examine the quail
ity OF our wares W. esp riaiiy recommend tho
Richmond Portable Furnace, BAY state Cooking
Range and Harp Cook stove.
Repairs alwayso hand for ELL leadi1g eriices sold
at the Governor street Stove store.
e. Wanted Immediately twe flrs. class work men.
ccI6 GEokaB sTAkREIf.
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n + D IS P TIC II.
ihohsoAf MORNING. NOVEMBER l. 1855

- nh'VcrioS OF TsikaRaPH RArss.-The Magnetic
ie"graph Company between New York and Wash
ins'"n' connecting by way of New York with
Weston and Portland, and intermediate points.
ahd with New Orleans by way of Richmond.
."af'eston, Savannah aud Mobile, have altered
'neir charges to the following rates: From Phi.
'aaeiphia to New York, fret ten words, 25 cents;
each additional word, 2 cents. From Philadelpbi.
10 Baltimore, first ten words, % cents; each ad
oihonai word, cents. From Philadelphia 10
washington, frs; ten words, 80 ceuts. each add
uonai word, 3 cents. corresponding reduction
between intermediate points
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rOX'S SPARKLING 6ELATINE
~ This article makes the eheapess and pest }eiy'
and with less trontis than any osnss; Dx saas ~
nasa No 10 Saia strset
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from Brussels says: quarrel has sprung u p ut
the Hague between the unpopular Prussian Ea =
voy, Count Kongsmark, and the Netherlands
Government, which, though iudicrous in it's origin
threatens to embroii the two Cabinets in some
what serious discussions. Tie outline is this The
Envoy, driving slowly after dinner, to ScheviGiug
was oVertaken by young Count Folstein, nephew
of the Minister for Foreign Affairs in an open car
riage drawn by spirited horses. The latter gentle
man, desirous to getos of II snail's pace, told his
coachman to pass. Seeing this. the Envoy tade his
driver not TO draw side, and to ZigZag to pre-
vent being passed. At last they came II circular
hifurcaton Of the road, conducting to Schevining
| bathing house. Here the young Counts coach uan
put his horses into caner to the left, whilst the
| old Counts man galloped to the right, that
both reached the door at the same time, aud a
crash ensued, from which both carriages suffered
| more or less. Both rivals descended without ex
| changing apology or excuse. Not SO their coach.
| men, who, taking up Il quarrel, hot only abused
| each other. but their opponent masters; croHds
collected police interered, until at last the Envoy
re appeared, and drove of, aud upon reaching the
| Legation, addressed sharp note to the Minister
| for Foreign AffIirs, demanding satisfaction.
| After due consider ation the latter directed his
| nephew TO wait next day upon tue Envoy, TO apo
| Iogze in person. This was done; aud although
| the reception was ungraciouS as possible, the
| affair was supposed to be settled Such. however,
was not the Count Kouigsmarks intention; for,
at the erd of a week, he addressed a second note
| to the Foreign ONCE, demanding a categorical re.
ply to the first. To this Count Golstein, after
expressing regrets at the incfdent answered that
| he knew not how further satisfaction could be &C
| corded; and that to ordering his nephew's
coachman "to be banished' the kingdom, as re-
qured by the Prussian Env y, that was out of the
| question, although the said coachman was a Bel
gian
Enraged at this, the Envoy forthwith dispatched
his first secretary, NJ. Steffens, with details TO
Berlin, and proposing, in case ample and complete
| salts faction were not accedsd by the Netherlands
| Government that he and his legation should quis
| the Hague. Meanwhile he has shnt himself up,
| and declined all diplomatic relation. This storm
| in a puddle has created profound sensation at
| the Hague coupled with ferveDt h>pes, that the
unpopular envoy into whose house all non official
Nstherlanders have long ceased to enter, will de
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OFFICIAL, :. . u,,,,, =.
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY OF GEORGIA
CLASS 3S
AT Augusta. Georgia. Saturday, Oct 80 1883
SAMUEL SWAN IL Co, Managers

Nos. Prizes.lNos. Prizes Nos. Prizes Nos priv
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LETcRER ESDoRsED.-The Democrats of spotts7l
vauia, held meeting at the court house of that
county on Monday last, and appointed delegates to
the state Gnoeroatorial Convention to be held at
Petersburg on the I'd Of December next: after
which the following resolution was unanimops,v
adopted:
besolred. That the Hon. John Letcher Of Rock
bridge, the gallant standard bearer of the Tenth
Legion, is the choice OF the Democracy of thi.
county. for the Office of Governor and that Mai
Oscar NJ. Cruichfeld, our tried, and faithful rem,
resentative in the House of Delegates, is our
choice, above all Others for the Lieutenant Cover
norshp and that our delegate. be requested 10 use
their influence to secure their nominations
P.ss HIN RoUSp.-We copy the following notice
OF a remarkable instance OF liberality from the
Petersburg Press, of yesterday:
pocket book containing $4,000 was dropped 10
the street on Monday last, by visitor to the fair
aud found by little girl who honestly returned il
to the ownsr iu consideration of which service she
was presented with the handsome and liberal rer
ward OF Il l-2 cents worth of candy.
THE LATE b. F. DARRsCoTr-The fredericksburg
Herald pays the following tribute to the memory
of Capt. Dsrracott, who died near Richmond on
Sunday last:
Capt. Ben, he was famiiarly known along
the whole line Of travel from New York to New
Orleans, was a generous, genial, whoe-souisd man
He was, without doubt, the most popular ira
Yelling companion in the United States. Ever
kind and attentive, he was bsset with all sorts Of
question: but We never knew him to loose his
temper. nor rebuff the inquirer. No man on TIE
whole line OF travel indicated was 80 throughly
posted as TO routes, the country, and the people,
and thousands who have had al other wise fatigu
ing journey elivened by his wit and his genuine
good hnmor, will grievo TO learn that he has thus
early in life passed away.
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- FRANKLIN pArsa MILL, RIcH-
xoNp Vk-Bslvidere Manufacturing Company
Eania anu Wfsppipg PAPER. News and Book
PAPERS. OF al qualities and sizes, furnished ~
short nOuce
~ Cash paid for RAGS
ono WHITFIELD. President.
0spEx supt oc4-am
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

EOR SALE ata GREAT BARGAlN.-A large
HOl 81 OF bergen lIisats With nearly sr- Of srnani
the h feet square, thee stos high aud finished
bet Part will be taken IN Exchsnse for >nA
Ho sud Lot Nscsn, lot in Jeney City hoeoke9 % ID
sod Scck Also HOT SIS aud LOTS Tor SALE 10 LET in
,r.e, City vviy low Inquire Of EVAN JONES the Hard
~srr Store No IS Ntwuk u., Jersey City
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Sales b, Aurt1n-

H. - .r,,,.,.., -Oaic- y, 80 Bvii--J
kTCTIoS NOTICED. :. HOT Oh VII sei
n .p.t,lC .,a,too To- MORON Taw'i.y. Nay - = /,
Il. a NJ prrcis- J. =. the ~ All ri RI cAFr. -, ,,
paTMNs WORKS or AtT Ac. .so. E-n-i. As''' -
q f,bss Ws.- srch - Ca, d. Her srd Ia - -, r,a
p-,e e silver Se-sce. T-a ~ slss' 81,
Cutler sns.r. Forks L. ~ c1utan-1 "a ne ~ s..
de-c~ Nc. IS Cantca 49,. ia s;hs;i e~;ve -.
Fifth svtIu~ rsrfia T fun ,s- cs'A su7 '
Joret ..-. al. -,...
Cab dep cit. wi b rcqu,. 4 a. p1-r ai'-r' 49, ~
he removed Immediately I9- oIo-'nI O''' '
.cripsjon IL ih- goods IN The HoCs-. W v.,.. =,
In III Bssmsr !, az TN ,1e Of Dining roo Ir1,a-
t~u.on TAlIe. Buf-ts AMI Ctsr. - naFe o~sis
variety q Kcb-n Tier IL. Dnnst so1 T-s -. stv
Ware Casters. Spoon. Forks. Liquor Chez" Ivory SiH'V'
Cut Glass and Boheu..n Vac . .s IT.. AZ.
In the P.or. AZ. eysi Capt. t - rese 90 h.I,, :.
-ut-r Tsbss Ery :.
T,mt~is Brop,@. CoeL V.~s Zoe Painting Isoe
Coocb. Library S-cT-tsi-'. ro'-~'a f@ss
7oc'sv- fine EBgrssiBgs p,....
In the Chsm5-f. ,spe6or esr,-d r'+~c's .
Bur.su. Comuode. 81, Ccache. Ch>n Csirs% psoiauy
Bed,-s1 Lc IA pr. csr.dsss Astr-.ses sni ase
asd Bedding al kini.. Sea- to co1n-i'- II
CatalozIra be nAd 4 tie honse
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EOR SALE-On 5th.sv., on the Central Park,
i ten LOTS hing the hishe.i srurd between S;h sni sch
the and paying good rent from wear -
Also twelve Font NssiuOu running from the hin.
BRIDE Road The Hudson River The locson select toe
sud River Gnihceu The larger poiton
ivu.u mor's.sr II desired Apply 70 r. G. PIERCE. No
- " ilism
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OFEicF % rHE AFTsoPOLtrAs FiRE lNsUsANch
COMPANY. No. lts Broadway Msy II. 1881
dividend NOTICE.-Notce is hereby given
~ that IN. Boa,i Of this day declared
snnus 81 SIN PR CENT the capital ,ock OF this
Compsuy psyab- and se the 'h dsy Of May Instant un
Which TN ibe IsG,f,E books cl,sed.
T. A STASSBCRY S-cretsrT.