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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-03-18
American & Foreign Patents.

II. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents tlate Agent Of the
IA Patent Office Washington under the Act of 1851 20
State street. opposite Kilby st, Boston.
After extensive practice of upwards twenty years
continues TO Patents in the United States also
Great Britain France and other foreign Caveats
Specifications, Assignments and all Papers Drawings
Patents executed in liberal terms, and with despatch He
searches made into American and Foreign
mine the validity utility of Patents Inventions
legal other advice rendered in all matters touching the
Copies of the claims of any Patent furnshedby
hitting one dollar Assignments recorded at Washington
This Agency is not only the largest in New England but
through it inventors have advantages for securing patents
ascertainng the patentabty inventions
by if not imeasuraby superior any that be offered
them elsewhere The Testimonies below given prove that
none Is MORE SUCCESSFUL OFFICE than the
subscriber and SUCCESS or ADvAN-
ABILITY he would add that he has abundant rea
to believe and can prove that at other Of the
kind charges for professional services moderate The
immense practice of the subscriber during pas
has enabled him to accumulate collection speeca-
tons and official decisions relative patents These be
sides his extensive library of legal and mechanical works
and full accounts of patents granted in the United
and Europe render him able beyond question: to offer SUI
perior facilities for obtaining patents.
All necessity of ajourney to Washington to procure
patent and the usual delay there saved
ventors.
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EDMUND BURKE.D
Late Commissioner of Patents.
THE ONLY oSITIvELY
O. q ]


ere Proof Safe i'm the worIa
NVHEN the contents ofFEyHE MAITLAND PATpN7
w safes are destroyed, Il SAFE is construeted
they are invariably burnedas to entirely of an com
BY neat being conducted tomuncation of heat this pr
them anu the inside Eoodby constructing the door
casing through the door andand the doorway ofsoapstope
by the iron boitsor other equally conduct
and plates forming and fas ing mateTial, have no
the IRON box to the out iron bolts running through Tho
side iron plate Of the door or iron plate aro, ~.
anu eing directly on 70 the door any eonneetions
inside wood casing thus f1rm from the on her to ne
OF Of the safe thereby keeping tn
nst ma interior and contents the
tafAih ON the outside direct ectuay protected from All
upon the inside set cas- heat that be applied u the
OF te se door as IN any other portion on
the safe.
~ All safes, save ours are thus built Ex,u;ns -.
safe door, sVur
VI. p. BIGEL0w & ANSON II ARDY Nfanpf,..,
trprior = school street, Opposite City Hail. Boston
sample Application 70 sWERWIS q RTTRs ~
Agents oTsfsen, VI ST. =
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TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr.. Eddy Of the most capable and su.
cessu practitioners with whom have had official
CHAS. MAsON;,
Commissioner OF Patents
have hesatonin assuring inventors that they can
notemploy person competent an Trustworthy and
more capable of putting their application form to Sc
cure for them carly and favorable consideration the
Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE.D
Late Commissioner of Patents
a Boston, FEBRUARY g. 1858
g Mr.. R. II. Eddy has made for THIRTEEN applica-
tios all but oSR of which patents have been granted
and that one is pending Such unmistaabe proof Of
great talent and ability his part leads recommend
GHnventors to apply to him procure their patents as
they may be ofhaving the faithful attention be-
slowed on their and at very reasonable charges
JOHN TAGGARTD
From Sept Il 1851 to June H. 1855 the subscriber in the
ohS large practice. made ftcics app
tons, SIXTEEN APPEALS EVERY ONE Of which was de-
eided in t,s fdUoT, by the Commissioner Of Patents
l52-ly r. II. EDDY.
January /, 1859.
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Cbanees for Busincss iflen.

A FORTUNE.-In the Village Of Benedict. on
"a the Psiuaept River Charles Co1u.y Nd. is 81 the
yrss.t op-pirss sld dsmsna for LUMBER YARD. I'D
sIOkE, a RESTAURANT coarse SHOEMAKER aud
TASNtR
Three boats snd vss ply weekly 20 and from this
plsce IN bs l. ~. demand thd vessel
t. bne.i of euersy in either al tie above occuPA
.ios said plsee Foftru- be real ,~J neaIy
ACRE OF LASp uth FOUR D-v two-s;ory HOUSES, snd a
part of old WAREHOUSE which psy annual reut t
k45o BE- pgrebssed the slhsbsr for the purpose.
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Real estate for Sale.

1 BEAUTIFUL FARM RESIDENC on
"A RoSKOSKOMA LAKE, Ions ISLAND; ~ scres In
PRIME order Hous~ Is !! story with extension gosS Well
Veg t,stby ossn- Cheap s essh o KING Tipupe Office.
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New publications.
ANOTHER EDITION
IA OF the
MASTOOON NEWSPAPERS
ROBFRTS'S ILLUMINATED QUADRIPLE CONsTELLA-
TIONl ThE LARGEST SHEET OF PAPER EVER
MADE AND PRINTED

"A OF the
MASTOOON NEWSPAPER
TION! ThE LARGEsT SHEET o. PAPER EVER
MADE AND PRINTED,
Measuring ~ by loo inches!
7py e,sIrTsr TyPoeRAPIcAL ACHIEVEMENT or THE AGE!
The that be has made such
ssssn % fae fneT% STHH itRGMiSfTED oUADRPLE CON
sTELLAroN," aud all 0roers rom any PAY @ OF n5 oy i,
sor copies Will be inned aey nice on .ns re-
All n. wspsper Dealers viii keep supply on ma resy m p
We ,lscro'yped the Immense eght pages ana
therefore pint them as fast required ~ ,,,,,,
MATED QtiADRUPLE CONSTELLArlO the greatest news
pspe socomp Not" ihstinong rs IN
pp.e .ze upeIby printed the very best and strongest
EIGHT MAMMOTH PAGES!
thirteen columns the pageeech column ar fee In eueth
sI different numbers Of Hupes Monthly or fifteen DIN rent
nun Ts OF The NeYork Ledger any other similar weekly
Poor Of It's immense pages largely occupied with splendid
Portraits OF NOTED PERsoNAGEs, &c
Among thu prominent may be mentioned the repnb
tst complete and wi hout whatever oil the ece
"'"' MOON HOAX!
n crisirsly published in The Newfok Sun, In 1883 Two
Jr,s~ Hop,e 81 David'-is Csp Kyd"-Laf,te SC, &c
l.rdd story by EDWARD EVERETT, aud one by SfLNA
NUS COBB r But il j. impossible ioi an sdverse,hL 10
pvs full detsil of its immense conels IL Is enPhatlcA
Sheet Er th. Monhed with every variety oi UseHI ana
sstsrtsiriug reading In every seuse 1t s .,, oD
THk GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE
sirte COPIES ~ eens-three copies, 81.
or others sending a. for six copies shall re-
GIVE Que xi FOR their trouble Postage this paper in the
Und CsDsda 10 eu by steamers to EIasoe oor
Esny, ke., from NcwlOik i cents. ,,,
Newspaper Agents obtain their supplies rom the whoe
dealers opy them with their other papers or oi the
'''''' GEORGE ROBERTS Publisher,
Noe Y ard IA Spruce ct New York
Editors irving the above insertion ot two IN theiI fesv
visb on by letter Any editorial notice we
hope they wA BE- particular 70 send Us marked.
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NOOD CHANCE for BOOKBINDER.--
CENTRAL PARK, OsFIcs OF AsoHTrKor- ~ CHIEF,l
5tn-ay., at 79tn-st. J
NOTICE IN CONTRA ACT ORS Sealed Promo

r. 10 NON Ippo-
IN sals viii be received th. Office until WEDNESDAY,
July 90 q, u m for - @ To 65 feet Of WATER PIPE
Tue sizes Ppe will ffou three % 20 ten (iV) inches
inside diameter Toe delivery by tbe 10Th day Of
August and The whole quantity be delivered BY the 10th day
Of September Dext ~
Proposals Pipe viii be for the delivery only
the Central Pnk subject TO the usual procis
Proposals Pipe other than Cast Iron will ocluse
the laying aud completion of the system for use by tue h eay
with for and must be
samples proposed Pipe, and Of the
the materials ud snt the manner oi
y the Pipe reference places where the has been
ut.d.
Tne enchus and filing will not be included IN the
trsct. -.
Monthly estimates will be made the work progresses aud Is
per the value Of the contract prcsw be
tained until the whole 10 omplet.d.
Specifications together Nth any othey nfrmation desired
wifi b. furnished this office and after Thursday the i,h
day of July between the hours of IL m. and ?.
Proposals sh ud BE- panied by the OF two respon
be persons security the faithful performances OF the work
The OF the Central Park the night to
reject any all proposals. -, .
Proco.s should indored Proposals fr Water Pipe, and
sddr.,S.d 10 N. Comms ssopers OF the Central Park
FRED LAW OLMSrtD,
Architect & hi. and Superintendent.
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AW EP AR L NJ Z N T

IA w DE A II Il N Z N T
II 4
UNIVERSITY or MICHIGAN.
The Board Of the University If Michigan D March,
I9s9 .tsbshed Law Department tneren aud appointed the
following Professors, viz:
Hon JAMES V. CAMPBELL,
Justice Of the Supreme Court q Michigan,
Hon. CHARLES l. WsLKER,
Hon THOMAS NJ COOLEY.
the several Professors assigned the varoos branches OF
the Law in all it's departments including CONSTITUTIONAL Inter
national Marde Con mecisl sud Crimusl Law Medical !u-
ri.ptoence the Juspru the United Stst-s
destruction given by Lectures Ree'aons Ersnnsfions
Club Courts AID by other methds best Calculated 10
attain full practical knjwl.dge of the subject
extends through period Of two zach term
commencing the h Of October aud closing tbe last weea In
March following :, .
enter Of the Students will have
access 20 the University Law Library which To be ne iiatey
po,ur,d view Of the merely nominal charges 70 which
tpey they expected provide for themselves
the ordinary Text Books which they will have occasion " use N
IN. charges are 80 Mscuson Fee and % annually for
incidentss -.
complete the Course and pass sppr)y.d examination
Ay further inf rnaion will b. given application tosrhsf OF
the Professors Detroit 20 the President of "a. University a.
Ann Arbor or 20 eny Member Of tbe Board OF Regents
Tie Board Of Regents confidently from IN. eui'neDee
p;accs skill % the Professor the hhe amount OF inc
and the fine pT with wbich IN. of me
be- where eeated oy the po~ hN
the Lw Department will take position ~iia the older
institutions of the country
By order Of the Board Of Regents
J. EASTMAN JOHNsoN,)
b. L. BAXTER, Law COMMITTEE.
d. MCINTYRE,
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IQEO OHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

j ICCC.
OPEN 20 VISITORS SEEKING HEALTH or PLEASURE,
ffom June 20 October l.
ACCOMMODATIONS for over FIVE HUNDRED VISITORS
The Ohio White Sulphur Springs are situated Ia Delaware
County 10 miles north 0 Columbus he capital o Oho) On tae
sio,. River 10 miles from Delaware, nies from the Wh,e
Sulphur Station the Springfield Mount Vernon and Ptsb0rgh
Ra si and 10 miles from Pleasant Valley Springs station
the Columbus Pqus and Indiana Rxiroe. The uedcgal
qualities of these SpDss unsurpassed by those Of oher
NEesl Waters " the Ultei S1tes For oher iasImr
,tiop .ddreu AsDREW WILSON Jr.,
White Sulphur SpriDgs Ohio.
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6petial Notices.


A Regalar Meeting Of the X'IrH " WtRD RPPCBLI-
CAN ASSOCIATION vii BE- held THIS EEENlSG at y
.,loek IN FsuDgOb's Hall Of <3thst and 3dav.
,rsl ndsnce Is desirable % BE- resented
En each Dstc N the Ward Inspscts aDder the
Pry Act Other business Of importance will also b. brought
-, n 9 meeting BY oroeT, JACOB FOSTER
W PAboR Secretary. President.
= a. of d. F.-The nembers OF Covenant Lodge No. S.
A., 70 neet At their Lodge Ro No 10 BJwery on
srEpAY July H. at ~ ccock precisely for the Pnrpo.e Of
,rs tribute Of respect 20 our ste brother THOMAS
G6lEs His remains viii tsken Greenwood Cemetery
kr Dsrment SAN IL j. hhbhINo'' N' ".
Ara meeting Of the Hat-Finishers' Trade Assoc
atop, Id Pythasoras Hall, Canalst the itn inst
,is tol'owioe resolution unanimously sdop,ed: -
R,,ortd That tender of ihsukst M A SMITH OF
a. Rainbow HO Nos 81 and 50 Bekmanst for the Offer a
n, p Of house kindly rendered and hereby notify
~ ,d. that the secretary may he found the above number
trm 81 20 clock o. IN business pertaining 20
n efoe. JANIS r. hhIhNbN, secretary.
American institute Farmers Club meets al The new
the Cooper Budiug Of bth and 5hsv
= room No. a, MONDAY, July 10, at Subjects:
syu Flowers AID Cueuos and other Insects DESTRUCTIVE Of
s Cfops" Men will bring Of tDeiT fruits AID h3w
srs Ladies and strangers always welcome Admiration free
ban H. mEIOo, oec J.
Association Of Exempt Firemen.-The regular quar-
WHY meeting Will be held tiremens Hail. Mercern be-
vsep Prince Houston TUESDAY EVENING, July 10, at
O'Clock Persous heretofore proposed will please be present
' ~ O. w WHEELER, g. s.
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American institute Farmers, Club meets at :
ProcIomofjon by the Mnyor.

Wb.rea, Mrs FANNIE DEANE HALsE9, resident Of this
Thy day Of June, and ner dead body was
obd day Of June lat in the water Bay Rise
County aud where's Circumstances connected WIN
s o Mrs Hssey warrant tn. suspicion
s .be murdered Now, ths ef)fe Dsuie Temaun,
MAYOR the City Of by virtue Of The authority vesoo
b me hereby offer REWARD OF 6J0 for the apprehension
and conviction Of the murderer urdrers o the said Fannie
Dsspe Iasey The above wsrd will be paid the certificate
a the Attorney that the and conviction were
cared BY the person claiming the sane
n whereof have LereuDto set hand and seal al
w Cy Hall Of the City Of NewYork The 9h day OF July
A ID. 1859. DANlI r. IiEMANN, Mayor.
Farquar's Mcdcated California Wine and Bran
.ciOus Neryne Tonic ter, mildly uct1red with
n Peruvian bark juniper berries and other vegetable re
medal agents for - -.
WEAK AND NERVOUS MALES AND FEMALES
p ye. active Alternative hutDy spepc Dureic, aud
by,pspa INDIGESTION Loss Of Appetite, Habitua ConstpA
top Acioy Stomach, O of the kdn.ys Gravel
Disorder Of the Urinary q Remittent and Intermittent
Fever and Ag1e, Chilli Nervousness, Weakness d. b
h fespiTstOn Pains 10 the Stomach Bowels, Collie Dys
snisry Sc II il ouscientiousv Tecomme nde0. being
PURE JUICE OF TIE CALIFORNIA GRAPE
Quart Bottles 81 at No 100 suonst kushOn's aud Nos
7 862 Broadway Hayess Brook druggists generally
Hot, Hotter, Hottest.
TBE Doc STAR RAGEs"Ihe Sun p0urs food Of burning
Musc pors its melting strains and The people, sweating
Gsyey pore pouring into Nos and Butlug slip 70 pnF
sAss- ICE. PITCHERS of LUClUS HART.
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TJ,ARRYTOWN INSTITUTE.-Circularsg giving
Il particulars can be obtais-d al GOODESOuShS booi
.ore ia Nsssau.st NJ T. or NEWMAN. AN. Prinsips
U,UE SUBSCRIBERS SCHOOL for BOYS
"a Iocs,ed in IN. suburbs Of fonshkecpsie, New
York few ads received into his family 10 ~ooes PoJaed
Mental Moral training careful attention viii bs yy~n Cr
culau Obtained of d. A WOODWOR esq Pcbbsber No.
ii6 Nassu street. New Yorh who will che1InJ give any In
formation desired J. " PLTEIs, An TnHapS-
Pouebteepsie, July 2, 1919
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ITALY MUST BE FREE !!!!!!!!
ITALY AND THE WAR OF 1859:

Hry n he Causes Of the Nar with Biographical Sketches Of
Il, Heroes with Accounts Of the Various Battles, by
MADAME JULIE De MAR6vERiITts, .,
VIII Map Of the of War, and Finely Ensrsved roNs
dhe Various Genelsls &c lyo l@no o55 PIP SoA riioe
tA ,,
~he dn q this Book b 70 show sly In her Past and fres
a The may understand on Whist grounds she oes
M Future With this view the Ahor
xko Travelled largely through Europe snd has resided oi
nershe period Milan describes p,'es win winch she
Equaipt@s ana p,r,onages whom she Intimately knes 90
IL introduction 20 the work Dr. shel,on Mackenfe LIZ
srary Foreign Editor Of The Press fh4AoePh.h very
warmly culo,i1-s its d. 81 and execution -
eookselcrS Address your orders 70
@ q. EVANS, - - .,,.u,,,u,e,,
No 49, CHESTNUT-Sr,
PHILADELPHIA.
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6orses to Get.

CCHOOL ROOMS ID LET in the BIBLE
- HOU Sc AI,orp suite Of roos well adapted fo the
pgrpos- m the last By brs,class schJo
OFFICES LII ~ the building which very dsira
be- Apply the Treasures Ofc- IN the Bible House entrance
iLhaV.
ITO LEASE for FIVE YEARS, No o. JAMES
ST New York Has good basement and cellar hEe store
the for AID the gppr sltab- so resdrDee a
god bgicngs For further par;icaa sPpy between
ard o'esyek, a. No. 30 u.:oE At, new-I x.
D. 5. 1.lLE5 Executor.
FI,O LEASE-Tbe UPPER PART of the 5-st0ry
i white arble BUILDING No. SIS Broadway. Apfy 20
WILLIAM TAYLOR, NJ. 555 Broadway or - JOHN TAY
L0R, No. Jo5 Broadway
ITO LET at FLUSHING, l.. l., ueat COT
TACE with sg- garden, ress-Gty h.as,ed and perfectly
h.a.hy Communication HiiE 10 citY sa.t hourly by
IiIns .IOin IT, Cy H1- Reut Apply ~
l.. s. WILLIAMS NJ l07 CEzrlseTsst
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- undersigned IN behalf the School Officers Of the Sixteenth
Ward the office Clerk the Board Of Education,
Of Grand and Elm sts until WEDNESDAY, the Sth day OF
July instant ocock for furniture for class rooms aud
new wiuss IF Ward School No A. 10 2th Sixteenth Wsrd,
pursuant 10 plans and specifications tile and 10 be seen az the
c. Of the Superintendent Of hooi buongs No 81 Crosby
ST. Two responsible ard approved urees Will be required from
the successful bidder The School Ocer o. the Ward reserve
,he right all Of e proposals offered If desmed
f.. he public interest 10 do 80 -
yAMEs HoRNER, }Comm,tee
JOHN DELAMATER,
Nv York July g. 1859. SAMUEL MOORE, Repairs.
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4 TOBACCO, CORN and WHEAT PLAN
N TaTTOa IN MARYLAND sr sALs.-Oa, Of The russa
pr,, be.: Tobs:eo Corn and whea Estates IN Cssriss
II i. po.oos.y se,hy and eou,.i. 900 viii ..vy
I nfss. ,. ,s,Ds Ssais ~ p..
Any one ~i'bns - bu, su.s arm e1ud ao' Dc o'serves
Fei fss Particular. spp the subscriber by nail direct
ALFRED W. GARDINER
EOR SALE-A valuable FARM containing l27
ING iMPLES ENTs .i,u.ssd ~-. south ives, Of New
burIl, OrsBs- Coouty Has good view Of b. rver and
,u, psslns Trn.n,bou,r Hybouse Barn. Carnage Aooss
stable Has .rse Apple oncAAyd .ad variety d
.s.;y sii sG5'' iy % to- to GE5sGE sE cLiRs Ss@sS ~
nor SALE-A valuable TRACT Of LAND, st-
L in En- Covuty Pa the hne Of e ssnsur, snA
N. Railry.d AS. Ls.s' IN slim S GHsny -, s. r
EOR SALE-io0 ACRES for Si00.-The Char.
II ,er snd Bylaw, Of n. AMERICAN EMiGaANr AID
ard HOMESTEAD COMPANY provide thst he stocA u
tins Gonrsn, vii e eCsv-S par 10 S o9 -.
Is vicinity otr his 's- and profitable Investment Cea q
No. ls Broad~sy.
Tor SALE or EXCHANGE-A beautiful
PLACE with front Of $50 feet the Hudson River,
within Is nile. - The CITY gsl oorta ius "a acres The i'm
Eoy,r.n'' son;i'; # Dwelling '5NS CS'eh Ho"'' aud
len0USE, which veEJ s-se, bqt e the villa ';yie
spd rePc;s with ewry snye,isaoe hs. Cas- Ho;.I fs
Bah Wat,rCssL MaIb- W,.h B.siBs. Bells, Spe.kiss
Tub Dumb Ms;, Sc ard sdApted for Winter residence
wsl ~ Summer
The Pars and Reception Rooms have sreodd Sstgsry Mar
Re Nsu AT the walls sni cinss rseoed IN the es
s-e hsnd-on.y sa vita II Lawn
Rrsd Walks Sc Tl'u'y % SluAScy, hne Saate and Fruit
Tee, Vegetable garden Sc. T. commxr5ss splendid view
ard dow The River ard of the pai.sde. opposite No place
csu b. adopted the requirements of dus
husres Ne~Yorh This property will be sold Tor S1o
will be shown, and The terms Of se VIII be
,p.6c ,ati,fac,ory Apply, 10 r. SALrONSTALL,
No. Is Wlham-st., Room No l.
Tor SALE in Wilton. Gonna rare chance for
II h, = ad..ira he
without Th proTty situated TIC ~ the
Danbury aud Norwsk X r. about and half koas from
and thr.e minutes walk from the drPt There aro
three good sized buildings The pce nearly Tue house
well built thoroughly and n"Atly furnished There n- th
acres land under good cultivation vAT-ty Of choice
fui, trees yard well shaded large and nOarshns
garden gape vines &c The Location OF the nss IN The
town OF Wilton, cool airy aud elevated which si>rds hne
view surrounding country. The place with furniture
offered Sfo0; very easy For further parulas In
qc of JAMES SCOTT No S Bo~ery, New Y5sk Aairess
Mr A. BULL Wilton, Conn
TOR SALE-A fine DAIRY FARM Of is0 acres
in Chemuns Co. miles from depot and canal and IL miles
from ElmiI,. Price SO psE Plans kc. SKa s. EDDY
Co, No. 81 Liter,y-.;
ITO FARMERS and others OWNING FARMS.
The demand al present for Farms by Wishing 20
purchas. renders IL for 20 apply t the O~nes OF
Farms dsrous ELLlNG send full description Of their
rery Immediately Farms Ssn'ed In every section of
the country snd having pomp snd pens attention given By
Pe.,e caI or sddrss. W. L. SEYMOUR, Re- Es;as Broker.
Nn N m }
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A pROFITABLE DRUG BUSINESS FOR

PkOFll ABLE DhlN BUSINESS 4 Oh
"A SALE within bo0rs ride of NewNork bcen seventeen
yesrs established BY the pres; who having losi his
wifi. S.sir, FL gsnd, his native bone. Also,
de.rstle HOUSE end LOT for SALE. Arpy q SAhL.
lNGERsOLL NJ. 81, or HENRY K HAlDOCk, No. -
sshmanst, y I.
4 PARTY that can command from $500 10
"A $1,000 learn opportunity . invest The same In
profitable able enterprise BY Supplying IA
person by letter 10 JOY, coz CO., Tribune dngs,
N.w-YoIk
L'OR SALE-A FLCURISliIN G SCHOOL,
half hour. distance from Nes York scclunt q the
III hesIth Of ;h. Princp, competent party with $40 20
$50 here frd fair IN life For particulars,
in suirc at RAY NORS Bookstore, No. 20 6owery.
GOOD CHANCE for BOOkBlNDER.--
" A BOOSBINDERY for SALE IL ue1hborins city. The
Tools Machinery Presses &C. are IN go conc ot
;he cation il good ana t. Budery nicely fitted
up To that with the business II
good be go. For particulars sn1 price,
apply at No. l5S Wlhamst, between The nous Of and
o'rlok ASA L. SHIPMAN
I UMBER- YARD for SALE.-The well-estab
.h.d Yard Mo- sSs. $40 aud JE2 Chsuyst between Gin
aud Ja,isons;s with Lease aud Fixtures will be 'od low,
reasonable The Yard has good OF custom
and doing god business. Is only sold fI wal OF time
10 attend to IT, For terms, &c. apply 10 N L. btNNEII on
the premlsrs
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ITO CARPENTERS and MASONS.-Sealed
proposals ;eived until Wednesday the 9th day
OF July instant the O'Clock In the afternoon the Office Of
Of Education, Grand
ether place. BY tAe Trustees Of Common Schools
Twentieth Ward, Tor furnishing the material. and doing
The in making alterations Ia the Prima
~ Department Of Ward Sch No 49, iu 2sth the 9Th
Az Separate propS will be received for the Mssons work
and for the carpenters work and msrials
bidder ay propose the hole The plans aud specific ,ons
nav office of the Superintendent Of School Build
is No ~ Crosby The Trustees the right 10 reject
any or all Of the proposals Now YORK, July }, 1859.
HENRY LARKlN,
ROBERT TAYLOR , Committee.
PETER LODEWICK,