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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-11

The KossUTH FAMILY IN AHERICA-Though now
in certain degree retired from public notice. we are
certain that the Kossuhs in this country stil hold
warm interest in the hearts of thousands among us.
We are glad therefore 10 know that after many severe
trials incident to their forced exile and sudden change
Of circumstances land and language, they are now 10
great degree sheltered from the cruel storms that
have swept over them.
The daughters Of the admirable Madame heslenyi
the Night Dgale of the Hungarian war h,sptas have
been most generously cared for oy Mrs Cruger, Of
city and under superior teachers have grown up to
seDtibe and accomplished womanhood, such as would
have reoiced the spirit of their departed mother who
exclaimed on her death bed that she could expire
in peace, since her children would be in better cond
ton than If abe had lived.
Friends of Madam Zulovsky have purchased for her
little farm in New-Jersey, where she lives in com
fort with her two youngest children Her second son
Is quite distinguished civil engineer in the West
The gentle discreet and accomplished Madame
Rutkey has established boarding-school for young
ladies at Cornwall near Newburgh, whchp rouises to
be highly successful. Her eldest son, graduate OF
Union College is in the Engineer Department OF the
Navy Yard at Brooklyn; the second ia in the Navy
Agency at New-York They are gentlemanly, unex-
ceptiopable young men.
Sad as has been their lot in the loss OF fortune home,
country, and the cherished aspirations OF devoted
patIiotsm OF these ladies has been heard to de-
clare that she looks with resignation upon what they
have endured since it has brought TO her boys the
knowledge of practical and act ua repubhcanism, in
The enjoyment Of which they will live here, and the
spirit and science of which they will carry 70 Europe
with Them should Hungary be able to call back
her martyrs journal Of Commerce.
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vosr petitioners 10 investigate the snctSct, Ard from
spch nyestcson your petitioner regret 10 be obliged
10 saw that ,ioce the dininutson 10 the number Of
cabin n,ssenger. in sailing ships, produced by the
r,pid team comm unicatlon between this and {
eastern islepds and continent, property and deoeut
obseryence. on the part Of tho officers Of many ships
hav. very frequently been departed from;
That after reaching the high seas from European
ro,+s The captan frequently selects -one unprotected
fmale from among his passengers induces her TO visit
his cabin. and when there, abusing his authority as
con mapder partly by threats ard partly by om'ses
~ marriage sccompsbes Der ruin, and retains her 10
his onayter for the rest the voyage for the ndul
oen9e Of HE vicious passions and the purposes OF
pro- tuition .,: ,.-
,rehens;n for the commission of common breach OF
5utv with him, often initiate the example of their
spne,ior; ond when the poor friepdIess women thus
s,duced arrive at this port they thrust from the
shin upop shore ard abandoned IN their fate without
any remedy for the past wrorg which has been done
upon them
That such occurrences as above described have be-
come 40 quen that your petitioners feel their duty
10 ask for legislative ntsrpositOn IN put an end 20
these fragrant oepses the pat Of officers OF vessels
and for that purpose the acts being done the high
seas and ont of the jurisdiction Of the States appeal
10 yoar honorable bodies and respectfully AK for such
an amendment to the passenger laws ne may prevent,
by severe punishment for the act. the recurrence of
this increasing evil and wrong.
And your petitioners will ever pray.
sifned CUBAN c. VERPLAHCK, President
BrRssKp CnsEHLry, Secretary.
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Al Y. sUPREME cOURT-Oosnty Of Kinss.

N.-JACOB VANnvRsIIT sssiAst MA raASIkL, SuKK
rs IN .sos a..% dem as.S ..s1.t sS ID
eyss 70 snw, be complaint - a Knts ). the Oy Hall
sas City Of broosiyn e cry 'cy - y SSo. No IA
~ sad eonpsDt 90 bs ,se.eYo oI within twenty days afrs
Re .sr,se Z = .@oS. e,e.e "a e DAY n III" ss
ros ans ySs "a, S. 70 IN hi. action VIII Ate jDas rs
in; y 1 the s% Tisnd.d p s. Ts ,ns", .as
", hIs. Ssy Sa e.,. Of hi. se'im D:ted January ID
oHAs No. FH ai S. r.s.aH New sa Scis yty
lite Obi. ,s s S' ~. ss J.nas2 y q De is
y So@ s.,s o. ENG c P F8Cs PIsina'. Ao~y
CupRFME COURT-City aud County of New
Sy1t'-JAMES LrTTLEglELD and GEORGE c Lit
JyyiFp .sanst CORNELIUS II. DuNhAM-ssn,n o T Sr
i SsSt e as ssovs 5n SSs You
senmobed required to answer the complaint y go 1
nsnt, Of NEWTON at lie City Hs in The CITY Of New YcTt
.e q s GP : ys Mr. W 10 ' he City
within tv,n{ dsy' sI the service Of Is ro @ 70 az s s
Re 'ad con plant within the aforesaid the paanl IN this
action viii take udsm,nt assn y9 Si IT esn.. wh in,sre.
cm hs feoIh day Of febIS.y G .c,npa.S EeS.y
q 1853. THos. NELSON, Plaintiffs, Az. - me- ne;
,.,, IN III. above entitled action Wa f.ed in the
Ace Of Of he City and County OF New H0rS0n the
y i r, tfs!o' THos NELSON Plaintiff Attorney
CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New
SYok-J.me. LittIefsd and George C Lhtcbeld against
Ss 80 GSRSs FL SGf 's
shove defendant, YOo hereby summoned AID rsqared 70
aptyer the complaint In this acton which viii be filed in the
Sce Cerk Of the City and County Of NewYork Al the
CITY Hall City Of NewYork and 70 copy Of
the said complaint the subscriber at his office mum
Der Wsle.t In the City New YORK within twenty days
sfer the sIe Of this exclusive o tbs day oil
service Rnd you fail the said complaint within
te time Aforesaid plaintiffs In this action will jude neni
sta the Of FIVE hundred and ihytw dollars
and yone with interest om the twelfth day of Jau
thousand eight hundred snd hfytgh on the sum OF
$7 IS and with interest from the tweDtyf day OF January
te5s the a s2H 49, beside be costs o. ms Suon-
pasd January % e5s THOMAS NELSON
Plaintiff Attorney, No. 20 "sA-st
plant the shove entitled acton wa ed 10 N
Clerk and County Of New York IA tue YIN GsJ
fFehuary. 1858 THOMAS NELSON, Plaintiffs Attorney
III lSw6wTb'
CUPREME COURT of NEW-JERSEY.-
- AARON H.vANCLEVE WILLIAM NckEAN and 10
sFPH c. POTTS who have survived xENOPHON ). MAY
NARD against REUBEN DAVIS in case--No,ic s hereby
siy, that second day Of April last past WRIT OF AT
fACHMERT Issued Of he Supreme Court of SewJeIsy,
n the suit named paif asnst the estate OF ae
defendant for the Of twenty hundred as
h, a1G retunsble the twenty 6fh day Of April last
WILLIAM NJ FORCE, Clerk
ia isw9mTh' BARKER GUMMERE, Arorn.y
Cosno, PLEAS THoMPsoS.-PHILA.. Feb. 4, 1855.
VTOLNEY B. PALMER agt. JOHN +. COE,
v WM w. SHARP. and HENRY B. JOY.-This was an
application Injunction restrain the defendants VINO
paners Of complainant under the OF The " b
PALMER ADVERTISING AND COMMISSION AGENCY
COMPANY from collecting debts dosng OF the partner
Rip property. The Court AWARDED the Injunction
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ID tTuIN You'll,
SOLOMON MANN.

.... CARLYLE H. June %, 1852
Ihsye s,ed Prof O. WOODS Hair Restorative and have
,anirsd i,s wonderful effects Ny hair becoming
tAous ematurcy gray but by the of bis Restorative, 1t
has e,usd hs original color and have doubt permanently
40 g. BREESE sx-seDatcr, U. $.
OF WOOD Co, Projectors, No. sl7 Broadway; N. Y
On seat NewYoIk Wire Railing EstabshIne n aud No ia
NNkstst, St. Louis Mo.
: - And sold by all good Druggists.
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TBosAs n. BooIB Co, No Greene sfcet oppsd~ Tem-
cerazss Hal, agents ,b ne d TIE rJsvsE, reteA
&ev- y1sey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-11
SOLOMON MANN.

Friend Woop II was long time ahsr saw you st Bliss
Ala before got the bottle Of Restorative for which you gave me
an order upon your agent Detroit and when got we con
eluded to try Mr Msnn's hair, the ures hest OF "
rover II has all than You assured would do snc
others my family and friends having witnessed h effects ART
aud recommending It's To Others 90 ented 70 he
Highest consideration you claim for il.
-r-' - SOLOMON MANN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-11

A HYEsA LOOSE IN PAuLpIse CousrY.-On
Wednesday morning Last, between 3 and o'clock a
striped hyepa broke oose from his cage in the harm Of
Mr. Eli Watson, a few miles west OF Paulding The
beast is the property Of Mr. Gaming (ormerlv of the
firm Of Maybe Gaming q Co., we-known circus and
rnens geie proprrtorsl who quarters his collection OF
animals during the Winter season at the farm of the
above named. The monster was not missed until
daylight. Rasng a numerous crowd OF farmers
Mr. Watson went in search Of him. Knowing the
terrible instincts of the animal the party proceeoed to
graveyard about mile distant and there found him.
He had disinterred two newly-buned bodies, and
nostly devoured them. He had also partly dug up
other graves.
To capture the monster alive in his then intur,ated
state was of course, an nnposeibihty. Mr.. "stson,
therefore, fired rife at him. but did not hi hi. Inc
1ontter sprsng in among the men, pounced upon
German named Psfenburg, killing him almost an
SANITY. boy and two men IN the crowd were also
knocked over and considerably though not dangerous
y injured. The German was The only person killed.
The bytns made for the woods Ii was reported that
he kied man On his way thither, but the report -
not authenticated large force immediately
Taised and the animal was pursued but at last ac-
counts had no, been found. The hyena formerly be-
loDged to Van Amburgh Co, and is sold 20 be the
hrgest one oi hs species in America. Hs had are
informed, been reared in csge and had a. ways been
considered as tame and pesceeble animals OF this
hind be rendered. His escape fearful work, and
bis pursuit have, we need hardly add created great
excitement In the vicinity Of Psulding.
Cleveland tOhto) Herald Feb G
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B A u tt + u l. Fl T. A ID
RICHLY GLOSSY HAIR
CoHPLETELy PREtgRvkD
TO THE GREATEST AGE.

And who that 10 Grny won not have restored so former
Bsh but would have the growth restoed troubled
DandnG chns but would have removed troubled
Nth scroul sesd Hesd other erupuOns but would b.
cured with SICK Headache Nega but would be cured
all Pimples from the face and skim Prof
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE will do all this See Circular
AID the following: ~ Al, ,o..
Prof o. Woop-Desr Sir: have heard much said OF the
wonderful effects Of your Hair Restorative but having been
20 often cheated BY qusce and qusck nosums hair dyes &C.
was disposed place your Restorative IN the category
with the thousand and loudly trumpeed qusek remedies
sptil you In Lawrence County months since when
YOU rave such induced the tnal OF your
fsmhyhrst by good wife whose hsr had
thin and entirely white and before .Shaustins one
of yo large bottles hair restored nearly It's original
bssu and had hickened aud become beautiful
and glossy upon entirely the hesd she continues TO use
IT, simply identifying effects the hair but
beautiful influence the head aud mind Others
q family ends using Restorative with the hap
pest effects therefore kepcsm and doubts in references to
he value entirely removed and can and 10
oss cordially oondentsHy recommend it's by all who
would their hair restored from white or gray 10y reason OF
age original color and beauty and by all young per-
sons who would have their hair beautiful and glossy
Very truly and gratefully yours o,,o,, u.uu
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Cosnos Pleas Judge THoMPsoS.-PHILA.. Feb 1885,:
VTOLNEY B. PALMER agt. JOHN +. COE,
v VIM w. SHARP. aud HENRY B. JOY-Ths was an
application Injunction restrain the defendants who
partners Of eoIIsinsnt under The name Of The ~
PALMER ADVERTISING AND COMMISSION AGENCY
COMPANY" from collecting debts dposng OF the partner
rhip property. The Court AWARDED the Injunction
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-24
Dreadful Conflagration

From the Rochester Union, August 18th.
Our city has been visited by dreadful calami-
ty, and large district in Of our business
tres has been laid in ruins by fire. From eleven
o'clock last night until daylight this morning the
devouring elemsft held sway, and was not sub
dued until every building on the south side Of
Main street, from Stone to st. Paul strset, had
boon destroyed together with all the stores tho
east side of South st. Paul street TO Bucklands 3
Block includinga number Of baldings on Minerva
alley. The well knownl Minerva Block and tho
Third Presbyterian Church are among the build
ings totally dostroyd. The fire may be said to
to have fairly spent itself without resistance for it
burned until it reached walls which offered moth
ing OF combustible nature.
Our celebration of the Atlantic Telegraph has
been an expensive one to Rochester, and has been
attended by calamity long to be remembered
ed, the bells were rung, and jubilee followed i'm.
promptu. The fremen and citizens had scarcely
retired before fire broke out on Water street.
which destroyed some $25 900 worth Of property
Tho fatigues Of the evening incapacitated the fire.
men from labor there. and the loss was therefore
greater in consequence. Last evening the formal
celebration took place. in which all participated and
soon after retiring tho alarm Of Are was sounded
and the dreadful conAngration began. Again the
irenien and citizens were lily prepared to meet it,
and the fire did it's worst. ., ..lc9
The FIRE originated soon after eleven O'Clock in
the stable Of Hcaxy aud MoAnally, on Minsrva
alley. Tho fa,aes quickly spread to the eastward
northward and sWestward. The Third Presbyte-
rian Church on Main street speedily took fre and
wAs destroyed without drop Of wnter being thrown
upon it. 30 VIVA the brick block ct the corner Of
Stone strest owned by Mr.. Butts. The fire could
90 no farther eastl for want of material, but the
three story brick block nextsto the church on the
west owned by John +. Bush, was already on fro,
and was consmed. The large block next west Of
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Whole Tickets $40; Halves e.; QuartersS 81 So
Managers Certificate of III Wholes where persons wish
to the risk only, will be sent for Sa0
- l6 Halves, " ~
III ennrers NJ
!" l6 Eighths, ................ 10
The Managers have been compelled from the
complaints made to them unuhfaness the
who have been attending the filing Of orders tho
correspondence business and IN their
EB- Order Tickets from the Managers only
Address all letters X FRANCE e. Co.
aug3 Baltimore. Md
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L.YNCH.Ss .W.AAEHoUsE.

rulllE suHsCR1BER has leased u ycasu Ne
above named valuable properly ln this sy ~ rssspxs
orally Tho aPpolaten Of nspsstos ~ bssa gfvs v
Mcssrs O. H. Reeker of Amhsrsh and 10 j 0pea0 AeQp.
Ace wall known aud dessrvcdY worthy d pnSGe Cd.
ddcnce. .iA = EOd OdARWHf3&HnAUF
Ian l2ts q 4 81 AL as-as4r,s a. li' + (. ..Y vl4n
"A0ONai WAO0NaIi--l 4 have oako0Iey0o
W very superior two Horse Wagons With u issh i'm
Axes with pins, and wood work we'll ssaSouod ard aai6
Asnuhetursd tos srrsslvss For sale lew alt aiof
N 2lia 4t. ..a,......,,,, g. Mp AlMPeQMe
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LYNCmBUKG AGENCY
OF TIE
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
VauTuAu T. AvSTEM

LYNCH mBUka: AGENCY
OF TIE
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL LhHsTEM
as,Sting of tho Local b. rd the Now
yorRfie Insurance Comp, n.y. a, the Capitol in iho''y
The underxned Presen, AMI DIRECTORS OF the Uompany
have examined the report aud exhibit Of The New York le
Insurance Company for the ending the st OF January
1864 and being satisfied with Its condition cordial
y % 70 the S"s n"a 'arp ct s tn.
now been In e.sence tor 10 years aud It's Capital has attain
Bonds and Mortgages Real Estate We think 1t a most
profitable and safe mode Of investing money The profits en-
than thirty per cent per annum on 'h. premium paid lr
sides ,h'e .oeka III" law Of New iora
ed with the State Comptroller to meet any lawful demands
We invite attention the objects aud advantages Of
Lite sH y Mn
Amount OF assets, Jannar. l. - ...
Amount of receipts. Tor premi.
unis, interest. DC, 10 Jany
prsnuRsrnrNrs.
Paid Ios.es by death in,src.,
"n dividends and all other
expenses. 2lif" f6
sae.. 40 66
Accumulated Fund Jan. /. -. oa.e16 %
will he by the above statement that this Company
In hourishing condition
Those dosne In regard to the subject Of LIFE
Insurance would do wei call the Of the above
Compa any. will give any information tina, may
Desired Tor reference apply to either mber Of the Loea
gro, wYThEMuNroRD. Esq, rresasnt
(Secretarv ot wealth of Sirgnia)
DIRECTORS
ROGER A. PRYOR,
editor ofthe "South ~
THOMAS ii. ELLIS Esq.
U'r.sdent James River and kanawhA Coz
THOMAS T. AUGUST, Eso..
(Attorney AZ Law
WIN. q. PAINE Esq,
(Kent, Paine & Go, Merchants,
JOHN BAabY, Esq.
(Farmer King a Queen Co, va,)
REV. CHAS. II. READ,
pastor United Presbyterian Church)
REV JAS. r. TAYLOR,
(O,r = .s.-'y southern Baptist Convention
ii. X. ELLYSON, Jrnter)
CHAs. W. PURGE ELL, (Banker)
JAMES THOMAS JR,
(1obaceo Manufaeturer)
ROBERT 3. PAYNE, NJ. ID
Il. /. WALKER, NJ. d., Medical Board
7. II. GII.MER, d.
A. II GARLAND, Local gent,
or In his absence Dr. L l.. WALKER.
CHAa. X. WORTMAM,
Grsr Aga and Attorney sos Va
Richmond Va
R.w. TROTTER, Gcnern, Aga.
mar % 6m
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bBOeHtcsVSHteftFtV
vuiIs HOUSE having been thoroughly AeAirsa, ssa y
MING ROOM, 60by ~ as99 epsa tsf tie
eeIaion e e sr.ssiers .s 10 ed .hs euels ksGsr.ty
and his Bar vish ths best u WI<GH AID LouQoa.l It
An Omnibus. Baggage Wagon AID fortsrs viii SW6ys -
found ths Depets The assvs ofs ard ~ ~
Packet Boat to transport passengss frss Of charge
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w
offered in this market both in the quality Of It's work. its du
abity and simplicity The of 1t is easier learned
the finest silk the heaviest cloth leather either of
which works In superior manner making straight
both sides Of the cloth stitched alike rivang beauty
the elegant hand work 1t rarely gets working
perform all ordinary repairs H. until it with
ihsae ADVANTAGES other Machines, feel confident
Weeds Patent Sring Machines will the Of
Families all kinds q" Manufacturing Clothers Talor Boot
and Shoe Makersor Others requiring in their work
Harness and Saddle Manufacturers will find this Machine
that will do their work in a substantial manner
much 'an ~ e d % s
their wants besides saving labor enough In few months
Ing Machine besides being always superior quality
work that does not easily and that looks much nicer than
sands Of Dollars this Machine while for purpo
tie work dono leather by this Machine Is better than
The editor Cadarown (Gecrga) says When
purchased your Weeds Patent Sn1 Machine
ed wholly for family but
on leather Il cd Harness and Carriage Trimmings
many Of neshbors testify the superiority
work done in this both in of beauty and strength
and we feel confident for this alone the machine has saved
Dor enonsh to its cost One Of peghbors who has
large plantation worth the Of his
hands In the time In king clothes for the
est satisfaction and several intend to order Machines from
you
Extract from letter written by 4 gentleman owning
plantation New Orleans Beeds Patent Ssp
Machines have been constant bought
the and with the best of practical results In than three
weeks the operators them finished complete
clothes for each of my two hundred and ten bas
and find the tne saved In using them has
Another Planter says employ three or four hands
In making clothes for the rest but purhased
Uceds Paent Srns Mckise hand does the sewing for
the whole plantation while my for making nearly
all the clothes OF the family feel confident the Machine
for tse f every three month";
the simplest and best Family Plantation
9th use where stitch required Price OF Uteds Patent
WHITNEY LYON Propissrs,
IT- Sold by A. s. ENGLEDOVE, dealer In Fam Goods,
bOuneta C. Iynchhurg. mar
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.

To be drawn In Baltimore Md Saturday August 2sth 1888
2O,1O Prizes: a, 900 Nunsbe :.
We would call particular attention the follow splendid
scheme, package of 10 whole tickets costing only eSO
and every other ticket being warranted draw e0
termned by the number drawing the Capital Prize whch
odd rnxnn
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TfRMc

The vIRGINIA\ Is published .aiiy %. ana riwseklya
t3 per anuum and weekly o. invariably In nd
otherwise - 20 will be charged In all No paper
will be discontinued the option OF the Proprtoors
until all arrsarages shall have been paid L.
inserted for 80 cents per square
lines insertion, and t for each con
weekly and then 30 cts
per square insertion II the number of
Insertions marked the MS will be pubshed or
dered out, and .rged accordingly
HE EARLY nATE> ARE:
For square, ,iaiiy
For do do ~
For do semi-weekly
For do do ....................... W
Advertisements Intended both subject TO spe
eiaf rontrart
rs Aunual adv ersers will be limited their immediate
e.s or the charged transient rates
All advertisements appear In the daily and tri
wAkly papers, ,
afebly for excess
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TIOS. +. CII NJ A1-1 111,
FARHlONABl.E
BOOT AND SHOEMAKER,
Main street,
(Otposife TIE Cfti,tns Sdriags Bank
IL EEPS constantly on hand. and manufactures To or
N dor, every variety Of LADIES aud GENTLE
MEMS WEAR. which he viii warrant equal 10 any
manufactured IN the country aud al prices a low not
lower, than other establishment in I.ynchhurg
lie respectfully solicts share o the public favor AMI at
the thanks the liberal here
tofore bestowed j. "a iGm
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HUANO HOCaE IN INLYSCuBURG.-Asit 1t may
u be generally known that uano aud other fertilizers
be bought in Lynchburg god term. othor
Market with regular added Justice myself
well the benefit the farming community pub
sh that fact intend to keep hand good supply Of all
the approved Fertilizers and deal more largely than
other house it the city In them think can safely
that sell cheaper than other house ceIaiuy
interest Of the
nabled purchase Ferlikers at "a low
Other Market all risks and trouble Please
colsct tbis and else offer for sale
and
800 Tons No l A Peruvian Gnan0,
100 Reeses Manipulated Guano.
100 konbrero Lump and Ground,
50 Brown Mexican Guano
80 " Eide Island Guano
100 Plaster, Lump and Ground,
~ keitiew ellis Potash and Plaster,
2tU Sacks Liverpool Salt, prime quality
Farmers living the Canal below Lynchburg be snp
piled at their landings they will make engagements At once
aug Its WM A MILLER, Basin
SECOND sUPPLY OF NEW GOODs.-
"A The of dealers Is called second supply Of
summer Goods ljcs,sl N. GuGdENHElMEk
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NYP08Ss SAuNGL R8s-aONU cypress Shingles
~ 20 Tons Brush Mountain Coal. For sale by
ANDERSON LANF ORD CO., on Canal,
mar ID LaAghornes Nj