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SA W MIL



HNHE undersigned offers for sale a splendid
i STEAM SAWMILL, situated on the New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad. three quarters OF
mile from the located depot, Bahala, and ten
miles South Of Gallatin. The rapid settlement
Of the surrounding country, he anticipated town,
and the undoubted completion OF the road 10 this
point by the LIST Of October next, with the alread
Increasing demand. insures ready sale for lumber,
there being no mill nearer than twelve miles,
To the mill is attached $40 acres of finely tim
bered land, with a suficiency opened for the pro-
duction Of corn, potatoes, etc, TO supply the
employees and teams Of the mill. A comfortable
Dwelling. with the necessary out-houses,. at
tached. The mill-ho is large and substantial
containing the latest and most improved ma
chinery; boiler 81 feet long, AZ inches in diame-
ter, double fned; circular saw. 81 inches diameter
Everything new and in complete running order.
This mill with seven hands, can cut between
FIVE and six thousand e ei Of lumber day, but
averages $500 feet daily, without extra labor OF
strain Of machinery.
Attached is one Of Straub's superiar 20-inch
French Burr GRIST MILLS, capable Of grinding
from Is to is bushels per hour. with sufficient
business TO supply the place with bread Also,
a Wagon and Team, Lumber Car, Tools, etc,
necessary to carry on the business with an
abundance OF water all seasons.
Terms easy For further particulars, apply on
the premises or to the undersigned
w. ]. BRUNER,
or MAYES & MILLSAPS, Agents,
April IL, '57. 33-tf Gallatin, Miss.
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Having sold out my interest in the Furniture
business to II. Garrison, cordial bespeak for
him liberal Ond continued patronage from all
my friends and former customers.
feb27tf f. GRIFFITH.
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LSRESH Bnckwheat; Currants; Citron
II Fresh Salmon; Sardines; Cove Oysters;
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OF INTEREST TO ALL.

THE undersigned bcgs leave to Inform ths cit
A ixens Of Claiborne and adjoining counties
that he has purchased the Right of CRANE
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASK et.-.
new and beautiful article, unlike anything eVci
offered TO the public before. The casket has none
Of the repulsive appearance which oil other Buri-
al Cases or Cotfins have. A supply Of all sizes
constantly on hand. The public are invited to
call and examine them.
An orders for the Casket or wooden Collins,
will be dlled with despatch Burial clothes Of
all kinds furnished when ordered.
A. ROLLINS.
July g. 1856 46-1y
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DISSOLUTION.

rT'HE firm OF Griffith q Garrison is this day dis
Il solved by mutual consent t. Garrison will
attend to settling mp all the business Of the firm.
All those owing as on note or book accounts, are
requested to pay up as soon as possible. i. Car
rison will continue the Furniture business at the
old stand, where he will be pleased to see our
friends and customers who may want anything
in the Furniture aud Housekeeping line.
+. GRIFFITH.
T. GARRISON.
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PREMIUM STOVE STORE
gg'aIgWARB MRNUFACT0RY.
No Stamps Ron,
Port Gibson. Miss.

xN0 otdmpS n0U,
Port Gibson, Miss.
-, HAVING received a new aud full assort-
- ment Of Cooking, Parlor. Office aud Hall
E*xA STOVES. from the Mandatory, we will
'Esy be able 10 sell them lower than any here
tOfore brought to this market.
Having Just received q new aud splendid stock
Of STOVES, consisting IN part. Of the celebrated
Stewart Cooking Stoves. planters ditto, and some
Of the latest and most beautiful patterns OF Par
lOr Office and Hall Stoves ever Offered in this
market fatter, himself that be can accommodate
his customers in Stoves prices he also
keeps on hand the Peoples Coffee Pot which is an
Improvement on the Cid Dominion, and is far su-
peri-r.
Castings.
Skillets, odd Lids, extra Stoyeware, Fire Plates
aud Irons. Sad Irons. Iron Stands, S0vels and
Tongs. Brass do, Candlesticks Shutters. Iron Tea
kettles. French Stewpans. Crates: Britannia Plan
ishcd and Japanned Wares Of kinds; together
with large assortment Of
Hardware
Such as Mill Files. Rasps Saw Files, Shoyels.
Hoes. Rakes. Stcak-beaters, Braces aud Bits,
Chsels. Augers, Hinge Butts and Hinges, Tacks,
Shocnails. WhtewashsBrushes. Handsaws, States.
CoiIecmlls. Shutter Knobs, Curry Combs, Coal
Carriers. Cindcr Sh0vels Axes and Axe-handles,
Hatchrts, Hand Drills and Rat Traps. Also,
general assortment OF
Just Received,
A lot cf Cowing'> celebrated force and lifting
Pumps with wooden tubing coatrd with cement;
also, oae dozen improved pattern chain Pumps.
Lightning Rods,
with Mayr's Improved Spiral Point and Porcelain
Insulator Together with large assortment Of
Tinware.
-. a at.ff. nd
up 20 order.
We feel confident we will be able 10 give gene
raj satisfaction to all who may favor us swith call
All bills due when presented.
W A. GREENE
Port Gibson, August Is. 1851. silly
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PATENT DErArcHED CRATES, and PATENT SLIDING
Burrs and MorERs all Of which are EXCLUSIVELY
Used By Us. These Gins obtained A PRIZE OF
$3.50 AND A GOLD MEDAL IRON the Govern
ment Of India for Ginning fine Cotton, as also
Medals from the Worlds Fair at London and
New York, and combine all the late improve
ments in Machinery, and are warranted superior
in every respect. In order 10 meet the great de-
mand for these Gins, the Company have estab-
lished a warehouse and workshop at the corner Of
Canal and Phillppa streets, and with the stock
on hand at the established depot, No. 81 st.
Charles Street, feel confident Of meeting all or
ders promptly.
Ali orders should be addressed 10
VIM. l.. CUSHING, Agent.
81 st. Charles st.
Ne, DC 80. 1856. loft
Mr.. j. J. Person is the duly authorized Agent
Of the Eagle Cotton Gin in Port Gibson, where
a sample stand may be seen. All orders left
with him will receive prompt attention.
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ITO advance on Cotton for shipment to our
il friends Connely q Champlin. New Orleans.
dec17-w JOHN BUCKINGHAM & co. It
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ATTENTION PLANTERS


A = Half boxes English Dairy Cheese. jus
4C como put up expressly for family usc. sits
dec29 ]. s. MASON,
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c1fIpPayxSs


NJ osiyE.h lugyhs f..4 g4e SeEs OF rsM tIHs
esn n liverpool rsry NJ Ccgt std via Liverpool oa
acn Hssgow, buhlin Bss, most VI ths principal
ns,nd 81 !rcst'y reduced rhtes. The liverpool hsn
tori rIisdesphaA staAmship Uompany's splendid Cyds
ssN won screw sssainshi,. Intended nan fcowR
~.~c.rnx~ FROM NEW
1.rv ~ y Saturday, July
cry az WAsriNarON' sasGidsy, Jn,y ~
AT IL O'Clock, nom. from pier a. North rtyer "
RATES PASSAGE.
Cabin ffom New York and Yblad sphs. ....,..... ys
Third class from York Of the named phases ID
Pssser forwarded 70 hsve Psrts Hamburg Bremsu
Antwerp and all parts Of the Continent without delay No.
ce-fheso steamers provided with requNse
gnre the immediate extinction NJ Are and the Ercte discipline
enforced with regard 70 tho OF lights PsssecFsrs
ireland by hr line avoid the sk and great detention Of calling
p 81 Johns the steamers proceed 70 Cork direct For
freight or gsssage spply at the once OF the company
In Liverpool 70 WIN. MMAN, Tower BuIdiugs-
HREAr REDUCrlON.-THE VANDERBILT NUEo.
ng between New York. Southampton and Hsre under mai
CONTRAST leaving this side each kernste Saturday and tha
sther side each Alternate Wednesday,
NEW YORK FROM aAvRE
FOR SOUTHAMPTON SOUTHAMPTON
NEW YORK;
OCEAN QUEEN Feabury. .BAty July T. Wsdy, Juy 20.
EaE W, Ml Lefevre.' Sly Jpy ls wsSy Aug:
These gssmebps have vater.Eht Compartment Garry
Able surgeons Price OF passage eher way the sme-virA
cabin $50 and $780, second cabin SSQ and $780, third cabin,
$50 seracates saued Of passage Vm Europe 10 America
Specie deli vered In London and PARA.
D. TORRANCE. No Bowling Green, New York
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CIrY Ixsrxcros's DEpAnrxzNT,


The undersigned having entered upon ana assumed the ner
formance q the responsible duties Of the Office Of City
tor and fully realizing that those dutea, &c
tentnn than the work Of keeping the streets OF city
Healthy and clearly condition. deems 70 be hs duty 10
he attention of tie public the pecesy Of putting A
end % the following daily violation OF the laws and orinsncea
The throwing Of ashee garbage and th upon the
q The hsbit Of merchants and dealers Ia permitting
open the ss or placed the adewak from whepco
70 soon ecaezed over the street. Ut La the duty of
have he same Immediately removed at their oxpenee)
The daily aweepngs from the stores and shops swer,
oo me streets or cutters instead Of being placed In
The placing the streets OF the ceanings Of th
yards and cellars and the rubbish and%Ud material tbs
The throwing into the streets and CUTTERS no1ous I'm
pure. oaensive liquids and substances
violation Of the laws and ordinances subecng offender
arett fine and mprsonm emit but greatly ipedos
hrds The keeping OF clean streets rendering srch din
cult OF succeanu operation while largely ncreasng the
pense. !.
livery effort on the part Of the undersigned shall and WIN
continue 10 be mate to have streets kept 10 clearly
healthy condition. and earnestly and confidently hspe ard
ook the operation and asssance
In putting end TO the violations complained n VIII
-FOUR ed and aaEstance the task viii be easily accomplished
Shall have 1T :
copy Of several ordinances referred 70 VIII be Left n
each dwelling house and place of busneCs.]
ASh csrts will through the of tho
daily Sundays excepted 70 collect sahea garbage &c and
desires that neglect misconduct III
pst petSe drivers Of rlch carts may DO complained Of
Grand and ssex Streets and sal be promptly rencdied
Notice OF the approach OF the ash and garbage csa viii be
DANL 4. DkLxvIa. City Inspector
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ENoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRH.
THE UNITED STATES MAD. STEAMER ARAGo.

D LINES COMMANDER,
Wn leave FOR Havre touching soahsmuon TO land the
mails and passengers Saturday, y g. IL O'clock from
pier NO 81 North river, foot Of Beach street.
This ship has five water tsht compartments escos'os the
engines ths In the o. coon Atrsadpx thu
ood rescS them. and the pumps being work. tia
safety Of the weasel and passengers would be secured
Price OF paesaRe 10 second cabin SIS and $50.
Baggage not wanted daring the voyage should be
board the dav before sailing, marked ''beog,"
In of the permission breadsgfa
into trance free Of duty bsing Withdrawn the Fuoa aud
Arsgo will hereafter take such general freight NAV
fered W. 3. DRAYTON, agent, No Broad way.
N. BThe steamer Fulton win succeed the Arsgo sa
August 20.
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unanimously reelected President OF the Company me
EDWIN H. MEAD. Secretary.
4 ihe Joint Committee appointed by the Common Council
have
sueni. he he following 70 the public
% dpsysd rom tss Bssly and Ss morning salute be
nS Ssss w eo Ss salute to be
fred from the Battery at by detachment from the Sc
The Iirs Dv.on New York State Militia under ccmmsnf
snsr ss s win form q
reviewed BY the Commander in Chief and then up their
pay the salute the ausSores
he sfs SS ns All ss
s p o nSs Of %' e 10% c the
the stahe boat placed between Jersey City and Es leland
placed west overnrrs islsn rnns from south 70 east
1pd 0aes 70 he place Of starting coming In between the
me Blind Sand win an the intervals between ne by
any % + % N oars with or
s sMss stMs;
SECOND RACE.
skeleton boats length to be rowed by man;
s snss pri1s
raIpn n .cr ''.''''''''''''''''''' ~
For seventeen feet wokyg boats; be with two pair
o. scu vim OF without rissers 70 sart 1T 5 o'clock
Slrs. prize .$@
All ene. on or before 10 O'Clock on the day q
the with tho Predeut the York aegatta Club
Mr. Charles McCay No Broadway copy Of the rules
and regulations be procured.
ia the evening fireworks will be displayed music
nshed at the following places:
Place. Band
City Hail. .Hhel.on'B.
tempting square W Annemskers.
Hsmesey aid Houston square. WanDemakexs.
aadlson square .MansbsDs.
JACKSON square. MAnRhan's.
III rty fourth street between Eighth and ninth
avenue acknowledgements Blind.
Hamilton fquare. Blind.
kast Broad way and Grand street. Hills.
Seventh sverue and Broadway Wsshirgrn.
West Broad way and Franklin. Washington
The and of vessels lying port pro
petora Of hot and public bulldogs requested display
heir c0lorB u dsv the requested
bells OF Their peove churches hour
and sunset Bills therefor be ed to the oaesguad
Drivers OF We hces requested 10 avoid the line OF
cessic during Its march The societies ard rauucip
authorities are invited TO operate With tbs committee fur
therance Of the cele ration.
w. PECK.
II. W. GENET, Committee BOARD
MICHAEL rUoHEY, Of
j. II. BkADY, Aldermen.
JOHN LYNES,
". H. BuLTkEL.
GEOR9E p. BICKFORD, Committee Board
ANTHONY J. MCAHlY,} OF
IRA AJfLN. CounuInen.
ABRsHsM LENT,
IL. W. TAYLOR, Secretary,
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY JUNE 80 1889
gPascaAL NOTICES.

DPaG01AL NOTrCRD
ar IN FLECrICN FOR DIRGOTOEs or THE PENN
a sylysnis Coal Company held In he village Of Hawlsy
f.unsy vpns tuesday the 7h iusAn the f,o wing
reSsn we're elected directors for tbs eusuing year.
JOHN SVEN, 0EO a HUii
VIZ a GRIFFITH. Cd as MOxGAN
1etACL PLArT, TH0s " psARaiLL,
VIM III. FALLs, JONATHAN TdOKNE,
~M r. HAvExEyGH.
At ssubteqpert meeting Of the III ectors, JOHN EwEE
wee unanimously elected President OF the Company for
or sung yesr.
EDWIN H. MEAD, Secretary.
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r MFERr's 0fK Observation-Disclosures Is HERE
IL PsEssas as sss in
nss sssy IN R19ofu & Non
SogTnrS.k s siiii sg.ESaEH COMPANY.
Wilson, sbe ard iesrs 81 Towses President
5 9 i settled s a hs
new Orleans on 7h June 1858 unanimous directed the
Hss =
sssssd Marsha on the 18th ans sss and hs
December 1857 within six months from its passage We sp
which conclys as to the fact The fact thus found By
jury OK TEXAS. termnses all litigation nsdcwng the
sourHERE P!orIc RinRoAp CoxpAxY.-Ths Office Of this
company u ned a. The corner Of us,in and Bolivar Streets
fad the Office open from 9 A. NJ ieaP. M daiIy,
p pc 9. wT ,S.S Secretary
1t ust be remembered na before the Supreme
truth allegations stated in decar or petition Of the
psrf whether they be true ase in fact for purpose
, 81 ns ,hs sncsncy OF the lay g spScsbls to
Assistspt Wee Presdsn. Southern Pacac Railroad Compa
ny. "a Wall street.
NEW YORK. June 70, 1859.
Ir JErrnA FowIKEs: Dear sir-iranve lie wis has Just
arrived rom Tyler and brings word that the State suit
been decided In favor Of the the
me director Scott in and that the meetng
s sss es sss.
he 18Th q ms this and
ns Say es OF s
save no fear. q the um decision Of csss now
vgs , IN 1s favor 81 the road hgsrypg here
in. Z. WILSON.
THE MEMBERS OF. ARcANA LODGE. NO. 2is
,o,sr = sre Ssresy Noticed to attend The funeral OF
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TINTED STATES NATL STEAMSHIP LINE FOE
u HAVANA and New Orleans The steanashp EMPIRE
0dIH Captain 3 X 0yiin, VIII Sal on Saturday, july
ladnR the form furnished at the once and bills
a0ipg will be signed aer be hour of sailing For freight
passage apply ct III West street. corner Of warren
NJ o. ROBERTS AHeul.
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THE MEMBERS OF ARcANA LODGE, NO 2s
r. 4 arc hereby notified to attend the funeral OF
Brother HAELhS r. yOWNLEY, from his ls!e regdence
l6 First street. at O'Clock NJ this day june 30 BY order
y. W. LEEDS Secretary,
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ITO LEr-ALL BUT sECoyD FLOOR, lv rHnsz
story high oop brick hnuae $50 eat Forty third rreet
has under cellar, CrotoD. Ac AID In perert order.
WIN be let or two farnie Apply the premises
at e68 Bowery, in the store.
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| tho LET-sTORE NO. 90 HOUSTON STREET; R-nT SIS
AlG5 four ct 1874 So apartments
and three convepeu; the 30 ren'e low,
| 1rqujre at 269 Bowery. A.. n. TANNING.
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rrA1 rrC ROYAL MAI. STEAM NlyYG ALTON COM.
u pany's New York and GAL way ine.The
lrom New York viii he the s,oamship ADsLAl0g captln
Nchoso Thursday the 2g OF July next touching St
Johns ~ to receive the roysl mss Prices easssge
Frvt S9o second $50; third $780, including
70 the principal cie9 the main nea Of rail way
Britain aud Ireland Third class must provide plate kns
fork &c. and bedding Passage to st JohnsF,st class
csn ocpsny 81 andson street and at their other
advertised oces In the interior Passage 10 the Third class
at Of the above Offices 70 bring
from principal ciea lines OF railway In
Great Byitau for S5. or from GALWAY for $50
~iS~' AMERICAN ExPREss COMPANY,
ALEX. HOLLAND, Manager.
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ITO LET-FcR HUsIHEss POSPosrs, LARGE BRIc-
bucrg Isl trout street. Rocsyet n~as1 with
wide csrtway o store and floors 81 Division street rents
Inquire q. 269 Bowery. Wv -'A~
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CrEAM TO IRELAND DIRECT Foa $40 -rHs LIVER
= pool. New York and Phlsdspha Steamship Company
Splendid and powerful steamships are Intended TO sail
IRON BELFAST AND CORK. FROM YORK AND
woo, June 20 and July l. LIVERPOOL.
"a
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YTyEE GLASGOW AND NEw YORK grEiNsHrP CON.
pany intend ssirg their and powerful steamer
frou1 eew York direct tor Glasgow, IS follows
:, 7 70 =, ,s,.S s NUN
rsses OF paassge from rev York ehlacephs sostos
70 Glasgow Liverpool Belfast. Dublin Londo5derryFtrri
cabin y6 teerege fnund with abundance of cooked
ysions, $50 For freight or psnEage apply 10 hcexRT
CRAIG Is Broadway.
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| To LEr-srCs APAarMsN Ts TO SMALL AMERICAN
fames ia the ice thTee house b Fransin
| rent low 10 good tenants bill up 'SO'i
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NOTICE FIRST PACKET FOR LIVERPOOL CLIP.
IN per ship JEREMIAH THOMPSON is now ia the stream;
will positively sail TO morrow; there IL for ca
bn cabin and seersge passengers who Will be
81 low rates. For pasage apply 70 JOSEPH MURPHY, 81
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FRENCH aDvNRrTsEsrENTs.

OH DEMANDE--USE BONNIE FaAsCATsE PoUE
" prendre dun enfapi o. condre. Ssdrssser
i ud 10 80 coursni 10 heares du matn do paprs
midi No. A5 z3ne ouest-
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mo IET-AT A REDUCED FEET TIE LA2GE AND
commodous dwelling 2So Tsnb street between sirst and
second avspues has water, ean slso
grabe dwellings IS nnd no Eudhcp street ssry 70 g.
Johns PARK. Appy To JAMES fnICE 40 Hrdsop street
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3 EXPERIENCED SALESMAN AND 8UYER WANT.
N edCre acquainted with pertunerg, fancy goods aud
joehnr bu, thorough bsness man need
spplf Address Pbaon Son, laboratory, SO aurers st.
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q sIxUAYI0N wAHIED-Bg A COAPE1 EHr YOUNG
q sesns-esp eai l.d,s maid. you'd ASSET
In The Children. Underssnds eSetamasicg aat all
Si na seidg. Would erefer sNpslJn 10 The cou
Try wrdd travel Has good references. Can sd
as A5 AasE zU.h Broadway, iur wc
dkyo.
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"A LADY Is DEslROUs OF obf AIMING SIyUA-
"A ton a fshfu snd pus worthy glrl, ell her "a chsm
berrnsto snd anoogss Wes nd 70 do pain
Weas 18th st
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T,O LEr--A LARGE FRONT ROOM. ON SECOND FLOOR
with private family the house, geptlFn good
location for dentist Terms reasonable. Loss proadsy
near dbirtieth street. %
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sY A YOUNG NAN, IN
est livelihood Can be gained;
Sustness energs.i: and essy
y occupation. ADDRESS u. D.
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OF TWENTY YEARS ExpE.
N as indoor clerk IN a LAWYERS
npesant 70 prepare pleadiuss,
or soperintsnd any branch Of an
n I'd law hand, spd Gas no ohjeo.
table CITY referenceA Address
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NOR LIvEBPooI.-oLD BACK sTAa LrNE.-rHE
Eoe packet sh j. m sy n H lying ga a. pier
morning The JoHH BRIGHT sails the 9Th OF
July. For passage apply on board or to WILLIAMS
OuION. 40 nlton street and III Broadway.
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o. KESPEOTABLF aiR1 WISHES A SITUATION AS
u ohsmoermAd ard waiter or chsm3ermai ana " sssis.
washing ironing: oplecrsG conciry, bes
city reference her ast pscs Call NJ III tn sv reAs
house, esiraL
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UsoH LivERPooL-rHE SPLENDID BLACK BALI.
u clipper Rhp GREAT WESTERN. Captain Furbsr sails
tomorrow. passage having ruperior accommodations
EON. l08 South street.
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ITO LET-STORE 1888 CHATHAM SQUARE CORNER
Of B0wery; of the city for
bunnes Ut present fitted UP exchange ana fank
| ing Office Apply on the pYemisGs 10 q. BAtDLEY,
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I. JuTCB WOMAN DEsIRss : SITUATION, AS IN
"a take snsrpe of invalid Good city
Il ether capacity be given Country preferred
be at her present eDpoy era l29 Weet 2s 81
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Ef'o IET-AT LONG BRANCH Ow JERSEY aBEsU.
L ful furnished cottage, having Hne paror dining and
reception ree DIX Sleeping rooms together With kcheu
feet Greer viii two lend and fine slipping "a
the For fu Ter particulars apply 70 JAMES HcCol-
xICR 20 Besver 6treet
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bPOrtOAD TllStAslON vs. ~ DEohuWty,
The Cou abba succeeds Wedpe sdhy Juy6
ID EDUCED RATEs-roR NORFOLK, SO; PgTERsBU RG
Ia aud. Richmond sS,Jbt steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt
Thomas skinner wirecevG irega the above places
Friday Saturday, pier is ncrth river and lesvs
Haturdr July T. At O'Clock Freight for Petersburg landed
At CITY Ptf1t fsssage staeroun iucndef 10 Hnrolk re
ducedo 50 - feocanrg aud dchmDnd ssleroom included
reduced 10 IS nfnls hhy csuts
LUDLkS q AHINEKGN, lis BroaiNA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-30

IL EKePECTkBLE ZEN Sc EgIrG SITUATIONS AS
Il CLERKS booskesperg, statesmen, portTs tarSespsrL &c
should apply al the Merchants Clerks Resistry Uce rs
sr sdrsy. No conuistion advance Bofersnoe hrst
houses applicants by mai must enclose
keablsLed let6. WM. j. EEDPArh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-30

UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMsEIP LINE,
CALIFORNIA,
Via Panama Railroad.
Tho steamship MOsES TAYLOR, Jpo. MCGOWAN, com-
mander will sail Tuesday July g. 1889 at O'Clock H.
from pier Warren street. North rver connecting al
Psna1a with the steamship sonora Capt W. LAppdge.
For passage apply only 70 !. W. hAYMON0, III West
street, corner Of Warren.