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SOME thirty young Germans have left Gin
cinnati for the fatherland, intending to enlist in
the service Of Austria, out of dislike to Napole
on
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= GATES Of Ao6ertising IN tge Qress
Regiment OrderS!!!

Regiment OrderS!!!!
Head Quarters Sd Reg, Hunterdon Brigade,
Sand Brook, May 23d, 1859. !
T compliance with the laws ofN. j. all companies attach
ed the Hunterdon Brigade hereby ordered appear
fully armed equpped for Parade, Inspection and Re
view, Stockton, N j., Monday June 18th, at 1O4
NJ at which time the line will be formed in front of Titus
Hotel and the company muster rolls will be called
BY order of
JOHN T. SERGEANT COL
V.R. MATTHEW'S, LIE Ut. Coz
c. BARTOLETT, MAJ.
S. JOHNSON, Adjutant,
May 26th, 1859. IT,
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The fallen potentate Soulouque, is still living
in Kingston. Hepasses his time in playing cards
with Vii Lubin, the Bloodthirsty," as the Hay
items call him.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-05-26

J. Il. GREEN the reformed gambler, is lee
turing ia Detroit, accompanying his remarks by
references to thirty-eight paintings, depicting
scenes III the life Of gambler.
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NOW ON HAND
list Premium Harness Establishment

A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF LINEN HORSE COVERS,
N made up in good style. Also a lot of FLYNETTs,
both coored and plain and fancy NECK CORDS to match
Other articles, such as HALTERs, COLLARS, SADDLES,
Fancy Driving BRIDES, &C., for sale CHEAP.
N. B. All kinds of HARNESS WORK and REPAIRING
executed with NEATNESS, DURABILITY, and DIS
PATCH. Give a call and see
SCHENCK Co.
May Goth, 1882 Nova, 1859.-1y.
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wmB aAaaB1 q V8nnB PRESS

AN OMEN THE following anecdote is given
by the Opindone of Turin: A banquet of Off
GERS was held at Milan, a few days ago, at which,
among the numerous toasts drank in allusion to
the impending war, young officer proposed the
following To the Austrian Army-the French
and Piedmontese armies will break against it
like this brittle glass So saying, he threw the
bottle he had just emptied into the air, so as to
make it fall back again upon the table, which,
in fact it did, but-withont breaking." The
Opnione states that all the officers present. stood
aghast at this untoward omen.
A QUEER OCCURRENCE. queer incident
occurred in this place during the Odd Fellows
celebration It seems there was a calf some
two months old, confined in lot close to the
Methodist Church, and when Capt Lucas Brass
Band commenced to play one of those soul-stir-
ring airs which always arouses to the highest
pitch the feelings and passions of the human
soul, the calf became intensely excited, and be-
gan to dance and leap about and so continued
to do as long as the music was kept up, and
after making one or two tremendous bounds it
fell and died instantly, without a struggle
Chester (S. CO. Journal.
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THE AMERICAN HORSES IN ENGLAND.-M
Ten Broeck's Belle ran for the Wynstay Handi
cap of 100 sovereigns at the Chester Spring
meeting, May 3D. Belle took the lead before
starting, and won easily by two lengths
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LambertVille, N. J., May 20, 1859.

CHICHESTER SANFORD, Proprietors of the Merchants
Advertising Commission and Collecting Agency, are
agents for this paper in the cities of Philadelphia Pa
Wilmington, Dell; and Baltimore Nd
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UNITED BRETHREN-A conference of the
United Brethren at Rohresville, Maryland, has
adopted resolution that every preacher of the
conference be required to shave off his beard at
least once a week.
AN OLD TRAPPER named James Browel recently
came into ST. Louis with pack of beaver skins
which he had carried on his back more than
seven hundred miles. He sold the skins, laid in
supply of ammunition with part of the money
received for them, got drunk on the rest, and
kept SO for week, then got SOBER and started
off for another long and lonely trapping tour
Sex OF Fees correspondent of All Eng
fish paper aflirms that he learned whilst in France,
among the best poultry breeders, that the long,
narrow eggs were set aside as the male eggs, or
those that would produce male chickens if hatch
ed out and that the round dumpy ones would
produce hen chickens
An Indiana paper says: Snchan effort TO get
large crop ofcorn in the ground has never be-
fore been made by our farmers. Every foot of
tillable grouud-eyery old feld-eyery new clear
ing-the COW yard and the stable yard isplowed
and being planted There is not an acre THAI
can be cultivated but will be. Every hand is
busy
CHAMPION VAUGHAN editor of the Leaven-
worth Times, has fallen under the displeasure
of the fugitive law, being sued for the recovery
of 81, 900, the sum provided by that law as the
penalty for the loss of slave, which Champion
is accused of aiding to protect from recapture
by his alleged owner. The slave is gone
Nothing is more odieus than the face which
smiles abroad, but flashes fury amidst the
caresses of a tender wife and children.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-15

rF- i9T ny LAw-"Proxes 10 represent stock in their
general meetings shall only be valid for the space Of two years
from the date thereof W. H. ii.
Ssy- Papers advertising the Company will copy.
lI-lill llstut
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Putting her plump gloved hand on his shoulder

patting her plump gloved hand on bis shoulder
she did look at 10.
20 dear |" she said, With her rosy lips, and sank
back, half fainting on the sofa.
20 blasesp cried jones. and sank beside her.
rus,ling tho fatal parchment 10 his hand there's
a lot Of happiness and theschampagns gone to ru-
in" .a8srHt #
II was hard case. Instead Of being divorced,
and at liberty to marry the widow, Jacob Jones
was simply, by the Legislature"of New Jersey.
incorporated into turnpike company, and whnt
made IL worse. authorised to run from Burlington
to Bristol! When you reflect thnt Burlington and
Bristol arc located just mile apart on opposite
sides Of the Delaware rivor you will observe the
extreme hopelessness Of Jones case.
"lt's all the fault of that turnpike man who
gave them tho champagne superior was IL the
breakfastS" cried Jones In agony. Ifthey'd char
terod mo to q turnpike from pig's Run to Terra
pin Hollow. I might hate borne it but the
worry idea Of building turnpike from Burlington
tn Bristol bears m absardity on tho very face Of
it,"
So II did.
And you aint divorccd," said ELIZA, q tear run
ming down each check.
"No" thundcrcd Jones, crushing his hat be-
tween his knees. "and what is worse the legisln-
ture is adjourned. and gone home drunk, and won't
be back to Trenton till next year" s.=
II wns hard cnse.
Tho mistake ~ had occurred on the last day Of
tho session, when Legislators and trauscribin
clerks wero laboring undM champagne break
fast. Smiths name had been put whore jones'
ought to have been, and "wlsey wepsey," as the
Latin poet has II.
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9ailg Tir9iaiau.
ron THE yIRatSlAs.
ASH E9 OF RoS ES.'


"ouR BELLE sLEErs,"
Bring hi,acr snowy garland. far,
Aud wreathe them round her head,
Bring vio.e,s and III, bella
To crown the youthful Dead
All, hi,her bring the bridal wreath,
And place 4, on her brow
That brow ~ warm beneath ks folds
Alas, 80 frozen now.
Three feeling months! !--too soon, too soon,
The echoing marriage hell
Is hushed,--a wall Ia on the air,
A wail,--hcr funeral khcll
Three months--a Joyous festive sccnc
Mlrth. wit, mud laughter ioud,--
To da, funeral throng. pail,
coffin and shrond.
Three months the beautiful tho bright
Were gathered 10 hcr sl'ie.
With snowy garlands, ircsh and gay,
To crown the youthful Bride.
To-day they eomss-no laughing voice
Each welcomed fontstep chcers-
They come with garands pure and sweet,
All wet with funeral tears
Alas. how changed, 1.-THE Man of God
Is here, aud by his side,
The brave, young Bride -groom, trembling. pnlc,-.
Death claims tlc boonllnR Bride,
Love, Death, and Change, strange wor,lshc wc"ps,
An dcsnlule and lone--
III, Dove, scarce folded To his heart,
Hath upward gnlcd, and flown.
The Sunlight of his marriage Joy
Hath set how suon, In cloud.
The bridal ,oil winding sheet
The bridal dress; u shruud.
And we. n parted household band,
We mourn ihr vanished Light,
Whose presence Ut our hrcair shunc,
sunbeam, glad aud bright.
One kiss ,'lraw near !c weeping grouI,,-
Oh, Pnrchtsi sad the hour,
Which from YOUR darkcncd dwelling, henrs
This beautiful, pale Hover
They come, they come, with garlands whitc,-
Al, wrvahr them round her head.
With orang. flowers nnd Lily .lells,
Crown .c, the salncd Deail
c. J. N. y.
.ySelnuRG, sunday September llth, fs!g.
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YQIs. $40

fortune Of o0c 900 francs. ~ sssds % wilk "a
domessics, whose long ssryieee b4 intendoi = ~
ward hass TINS bsen ffuS(tp1e ~ III 1Sple6-
Hsr.ford, tho bsothsf ef Isft Gsynssr; - ss1ty
certain that tho wishM a - 1eesp<l ~ -
will. - Y ~ y
The Lohdeu New., Of the z6sl af Asfu6S says
in references 70 the decsssed ndblemaAf- u M11A-
tod that after ths fnneratof Lsrd Henry SoYmope,
which took place early in the. morDsne of lapt
Saturday, vt Pere ID Chaisc. 10 kii mother vault,
only attended hy Lord lIertfdfd. vicomte Dafs
and ave members " the Jeckey 0Duby hls. will
to have inherited Q rent rull equal 10 &a6. .00O
sterling per annum. Al al this property came
through his mother tho late marchIoness. England
has no cisim on it indeed The tsstaaess bsrn N
Paris never set foot on Dsisiahs h Ma nfss-
temption from saddls work. Qthef' sn,i1ttiau
are nau,ed. UNNECESSARY % notice. :" - 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-15

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
YENIE Twelfth Annual Meeting of the Stockholders In the
Virginia Tennessee Railroad Company, will be held at
the Company In The city of Lynchburg Wedh,s
day, the l4th DAY of September neXt.
iy order of tile President.
wM. II. HUGHES, Secretary.
Farm Of appointment hy IrorY.
Know ALL Mrs. PRESENTS: That the subscrih
cr being Stockholders the Virginia Tennessee Railroad
Company do hereby constitute and appoint
our attorney aud proxy, represent each OF us
in meetings of the Stockholders OF said Company!
when We personally present, with full power and
loriy general meetings, give such votes
such other acts, each of us could give or do
il { personally present.
Witness, ou hands aud seals, this day OF
WITNESS lsEAl-I
sEALl
sEALJ
7 mt stnc in
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NvOTICE-Mr VIM J. Chidress is hereby authorized to re-
may In,ts j. H. {. WINSTON.
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n. s. TANNER & Co.,

Great Reduction in Charges Goods from tie North,
ria Richmond and Ja'nes Ricer 4, kanaahq
Canal, 10 Lynehhurg, thence dy / all
road 10 tie South H,st
fgyIANKFUI my friends and the public for their lib
patronage, would respectfully inform them, thai ow
my business subsequent form
cr reduction determined reduce charges Gne
raj NrcAndise such Dry Goods Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps
% only 100 pounds which includes all expenses
from the Wharvcs Rcfnuid 10 the Landings Depot al
Iynchhurg.
Produce forwarded at very low rates.
cG5- For special rates see circular. -
ALFRED s. LEE.
ForrdFding dad Commission Merchant
ian 27-dts On the Dock, Richmond, Va.
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IY1CHBph0,s CARDS
j. r.. HOICOMBE d. CO.,
HANKERG

Z q, Z.
NXTILL make collections all points buy andsel Exchange
w Coin and Uncuren Notes h orders for Stocks, ncgot
Loans and transact all business apcrtanlng IN general
Banking and Collection House.
nov f6-1y j. II. Hol.CoMBE-
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SMITH &c ADAMS,

ISUTCEsrOIs IOtN'ikK * SMITH,
ITAVE now hand, general assortment OF GROt ERlES
Loaf Crushed Puverized Grnnuated Coffee and New Or
leans sugar: -
Prime old Java Coffee, Laguira and Rio do;
Sugar House and Cuba Moasses;
Clipped Herrngs No. new; No. Mackerel in Kits;
sperm, A,amantine and Taow Candies
Iron and Steel: old Dominion Nails; Horse Shoes;
Tanners OIL Sweet Coil;
Rice, Salt, &c
New England Rum for Manufactures;
Brandies Wines and Liquors of every description.
Together with good assortment Of TAPLE DRY GOODS
suitable for aeason TO which they beg to call the attention
OF the customers of hs old fn Of Younger Smith, and tho
Personal attention given 10 the sale OF Produce.
april ~ dts.
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JOHN H. &c sSAM'I THREE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

LYNCIIBURG, VA
Sell 7oodcc0 Wheat Flour and otter Country IrodUce
OFFICE YouNGEs sNnTHs NEARLY OPPOSITE fAMtEs Ham,
TUNAKE this method of returning their sincere thanks to their
Il friends and customers for their liberal pa
ronage and hope by their customary puncua. in The dis
Charge Of business render entire satisfaction As 10 their re-
sonsby &c. they refer TO citizens Of L!ncburg generally!
o.,ril2
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e Shoes! Shoes!! Shoes!!! -

19 Shoes! SkOeS!! SkOeS!!! -&
kN I~IING TO open in former house In September
w fresh and stock Of Goods possible shall offer
MANY BARGAINS at present store nearly opposite the
Merchants Bank.
have Ladies good Caters al Al 90; few Kid Con
grcss II -; toiourcd CATERS at 81 10
Ny suppl, fdits Fine Shoes ami Gdets will be kept
pretty full constantly. Also, runks Travelling Bags, &c
iuly :,h-,. r. SEABUhi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-15

Removal! New Stand! New Goods I!
VTAVING sold my entire stock Of Goods at my old stand
have located below the Nor,ell House. opposite Hall
livery Stable where will continue the amt t0'"is
sion Business Thankful to my friends and customers for The
liberal patronage heretofore extended me- solicit @'in
nance OF the same assuring them will offer Inducements for
cash will keep constantly on hand nice selection OF Gio
CFREs AND STABLE DRY GOODS; also turn Meal. Plns
ter and Mill Ofal. d. I. shfAhLi''
mar, 1l-,ts
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FOR SALE.
THE TURF.

r IgHTNINe THE BAsHAw TRorTTNG STALLION -
IL The Of ibis highly bred and stylish Young ashsw
rottng stallion be obtained for ten fifteen frst class
roiing nj So the Tor until the let Of july and
email eratuiy Of Gy cents 70 the Payment required
before service from parties at distance who be
known.
The Of Lightning Is brilliant light chestnut with
white his bind legs extending somewhat above the focks
bszed face perhaps unnecessary TO say In
bis pedigree than that he through hts
Black Bsshsw che sre OF lapte &c and Young Basbaw
his 10 Grand Basaw the Arabsnand through the
dam IL Young Bashaw got by first Consul N Messenger
The dam OF Lightning and rapid trotte got by
Monmouth Eclipse he by American Eclipse Of Duroo
and grandson Of MESSENGER through Miler's Damse Her
Marshal Duroc Of Tuckaho The dam OF
Black Bashaw by Trae American son Of True Whg
on, Of got BY Hickory.
Lightning found during the a. the Bashaw
bles of McCrscken norrisye, Bnnks county thirty
miles north Of Philadelphia and opposite Trenton N j. Not
wibstandng the limitation mRfes those from distance
will be served and every attention paid them.
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UCrIoN NOTICE EXTENSIVE SALE or vALUA-
"A biz household furniture. heavy French plate psr and
msnie mirrors costly oil paintings spendf rosewood plano
Ac., &c Il IL GIBtOH auctioneer, VIII sell the highest
BIDDER for cash without any reserve this dag "Wednesday
Eve story No go Fourteenth Ninth
avenue The parors superior velvet carpets
msannceut solid wood s covered IN maroon one and
TOM Gothic and Turkish easy airs In uoquet ana satin
csde ladies' soi rosewood reception and chairs covered
secretary book lined with sk and satin wood;
nree solid rosewood centre tables WIN rn auary marble
tops erensve carved rosewood pier sofa and ie tables
with marble tops three costly rosewood etegeres with marble
tops plato glass doors imported expressly for the
ladies' tables bronze and omou clocks ele
giant china with the most chase ana expensive LAID
pier glass with and heavy gold Frames heavy embroidered
lace window curtains and corpices large and extensive
scapts winter scenes marine VIEWS scriptura pieces
superior French autographs game pieces &c the whole form
fu seven octave Elegant case 6nshed all round plate
and richly with keys of real pearl being valuable and
costly instrument wood piano STOOL covered with satin
Win an excellent and costly embroidered cover knchen
wares utensils 1c1he sale TO conclude viii stock OF
rare old wines branches &c In demohns ana bottles
ssng the choicest Madeas sheres ports &c very supe
whmley and Jamaica all selected with hegrestest care
for private Dining roomRich velvet tpexy carpet Ia
manser marble fancy eoes mirrors sofa beds chairs In
hair cloth together with s the ruby and crystal cut glass ware
wne champsenes umblers gooets and decaners TO match
ner service "a inch savers baskets casters coee aud
tea urns forks liquor stand superior table cutlery
marble pit hers dc Chambers-Costy solid rosewood and
mahogany bedseads marble bureaus washsauds
and commodes TO match 20 hair mattresses from 40
TO % pounds made order and 10 excellent condition. ogrn
toilet sets oots stair carpets and rods mahogany cushion
ed chairs rockers sofas lounges couch beds hall stand tea
and dining tables linen sheets together with large and fes
rsbe mentioned postponemen
Al ucles going out OF the city can be packed at SALE
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4 UGueTus s. MAYNARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A UGUeTuS s. MAYNARD. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
N sale Of magnificent household furniture Rose wood
octave pisnoioe oil pair ngs stuary, drawing
room suits pier and msne mirrors lace curtains bronze and
DC Sale 10 at l01a O'Clock precisely, this day.
Wednesday at the four dwelling house 81 West Twenty
sixth S:lh The would call the
particular stenon OF his friends and the public 70 this sale
being the extensive assortment of perb household fur
nitue offered at auction this all made order for the
der Drawing carved wood SUITS covered
In satin eegeres mirror doors and marble
tops secretary and bookcase lined with tulip wood ladies'
work table encogneurs card tables sofa do Turkish and
cping chars centre tables statuay marble tops French
plate pier and inanel mirrors octave panoforte
carved legs made by city maker; stool and music
rack books &s gothic and antique reception chairs velvet
carpets oil paintings by celebrated aristsHarves
Scene by Ccas; West Point by Hunter Fruit and Flowers
by boute Angel' Whisper by Carbon; superb oil painting
OF the Madonna by Seeree two match paintings,
in Germany, by Kiche French line engrsviogs, superb
bronzes Moorh Girl and Pandora the Seasons painting
try music Bsque and Dresden china and figures paan
hat stand chairs ocloh sar carpet rods. Chambers
cond sorySuperby carved bedeads and
commod. malch ladies' dressing tables, de ace
werdrobes mirrors shaving stand towel rack aud Brussels
carpet clock crib har Feather beds ban
kets sheets Quilts ccunerpsnes bosers and pillows china
toilet SETS Chambers third and fourth bu
aus washsaDds soss beseads chairs clock ingram car
pets bedding and book shelves rockers tables Dining
Extension dior table buffet dumb waiter buffers and
stand chars rich cut glass decauers COB
lee champ rund dessert stands French china
dinner ard ses silver plated castor forks knives
cake basket coffee ivory handled table cutlery solid Sill
dinner and tea service Bohemian glass bottles
finger bowie butter dish &C. Also large assortment of
ment and kitchen furniture with which the will commence
Sale positive, rain shine.
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UCTION NOTICE
a LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
OF elegant rosewood furniture superb pianoorte suits
&c made by Roth 0oldschmid with valuable paintings and
costly works Of W. b. wkSTCOTT aucdoueer viii sell
morrow Thursday ut 10 O'Clock 62 West twenty
street. between Seventh and Eighth avenues embracing the
entire contents OF the above five story dwelling Purchasers
are assured that The sale viii be positive and without
the circumstances under which s made mailing imperative
that the whole should be sold without Catalogues
Be ready the morning Of SALE which will take place without
regard 70 weather
Parlor furniture consists Of
Three full suits of magnificent furniture covered rich
brocade with slip and rich carved
ire ter and sofa tables solid rosewood Turkish and reception
chairs tapestry and SATIN elegant rosewood
panof0re. with pearl keys French cabinet spen
did rosewood with plate pier mante
mirrors bronze and omuo chandeliers rich
curtains stands with backs escrutore
consoles In buhl work. with large number of valuable paint
ings, worthy Of special attention.
Also very and costly collection
W bronze ana marble stuay groups rich seves and ORES
den china pearl and gold Jewel and other elegant
Rich chamber furniture.
Marble top dressing BUREAUS rich begeads marble wash
stands elegant rosewood wardrobe with mirror nn twenty
large hair mattresses rich carpes with chamber furniture OF
every description sofa beds lounges cocls 4c also large
and magnificent variety of dining furniture extension
table rich china silver ruby and crystal cut glass ivory
and pearl cutlery heaters large Iron safe &C. Commence
1Qx O'Clock precinely, shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06

UCTION NOTICE
"A WELLEs NICHOLS, AUCTIONEER,
BY BROWNE NICHOLS,
At spacious saesroors No IS Nassau street, at NJ
Wednesday, April6
800 PERPETUAL ROSES.
Apepdid invoice OF their roots, perpetual
DEMONSTRATION noisee queen of the prairie bal
mOre belle shrubs &c. of the finest and varieties,
adapted to climate and warranted and all
at the celebrated of Mr. j. Mante Astoria
i. !. Catalogues Tuesday
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HRNRY =. LEEDS 90: Will GIVE rHEIR PER.
III sona attention 10 sales OF furniture usual Nhe Is
year at the rcedence Of Aose about breaking up bouse
keeping removing Also, will hold weekly sles OF nrni-
III Nassau mreet-HENRY H. LENDS co s1 sell al
sucuon wednesday. April u o'clock At The sassroom
paris Of The world arranged snGy soupe and under eA
aAAee-prsDArsd by Ne Ven kneWn hddsvnit. w. Cal
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RESTAURANTN.

TURTLE SOUP AND srEAKs.-FRED. TARR, FOR
many years President Of The hoboken Turtle Soup Club
w by Ae request OF many, too tures Old
Hoboken Club syle, Thurnday next April T. e Corpora
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a. urIoN-ro WArcH pEAyERa AND IEwEIIERa-

TyAUTION-TO WATCH DEALERS AND JEwELI.ERg-
~ New York, March, 1851 4 n T. LEVITT, London,
England 10 Maiden lane, New York. and
watch hereby inform the trade that certain Of
heir names of Morris Tobias 81 Nnories London,
imported this country previously To The establishment Of
their agency 10 Maiden under the management OF II.
Bradbury, have been eweed in this city u aqua marine
and 6rs css watches heretofore heen constructed
such alterations being injurious 10 the durability Of
calculated Impair the faith OF purchasers OF these goods
whote reliance has uniformly their quality In
order therefore that there may msssng the genuine
movements purchasers viii find examination, hat all
watc ~ and movements nAhed at their In Lon
England eweled rubes and chrysoica only And
for future protection the certificate which scsnpsnes each
watch movement will be countergped BY their sole agent
J. u. bradbury.