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WAsHINGroN, August l.-Co!. Sim. johnson, one
of the editors of the late Washington Union. who,
several months ago, was appointed Consul to
Havre, has rendered his resignation. The office,
however, is not open for competition.
So numerous have the applications for situations
in the Census Bureau already become, that in or
der to facilitate responses thereto, printed forms
have been prepared stating that no additional
clerical force will be required until next year.
Secretary Toucey has returned from his northern
trip.
letter received from Secretary Floyd, from
Virginia Springs states that his health is slowly
improving.
Return of the President to Warrington
BEDFORD, August 1.-The President of the United
States, accompanied by Miss Lane, and Secretary
Thompson and lady, Judge Bowlin and Augustus
Schel, Esq, left here this morning for Cumberland.
CUMBERLAND, MD., August 1.-The President and
his party arrived here this evening from Bedford,
They are stopping at the Revere House, and will
leave at G.20 tomorrow morning for Washington
Naval Intelligence.
New YORK, August 1.-The United States steam
ship Relief, sailed hence to-day for Aspinwall.
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-, A SIMPLE NOPE OF DESTROYING RoAcaEs.- As
these pests are quite numerous at this Of Lo
year, houSekeepers who are annoved bv them. will
doubtless be induced to try the following pan for
gett9g rid OF them. 1t is furnished BY CORE
sPon9ent OF the Knoxville Wing, and very simple ii
Inese Vermin are easily destroyed, simply by
cutting mp green cucumbers at night and placing
Inem u,9 ABOUT where reaches commit depredatons.
what Is cut off from the cucumbers in preparing
tor the table answers the purpose as well, and
three applications will destroy all the reaches in
the house. Remove the pealing IN the morning
and renew them at night fproPerly applied, and
the remedy fails, the writer of his article will pay
any ones subscription for this paper one year.
THE LosrD ARLrx'.-This forenoon aman in search
of a child was hailed by ponderous Hibernian,
who tburst his halfnaked frame through the win
dow of dilapidated three story wooden building
"Ts id a shild ye want?" Yes" about three
wears ovid ?" eyes" He "has fair hair, blue
eyes, red stockings an smoke colored CATERS %
yes" "Had he plain dhress and white straw hat
on i'm ?" ''Yes yes! Is he up there with your"
''Ah, no, sir, but saw his mother while ago
lookin' for the darlin'."
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WASHINGTON, July 81, IS59-Judge Bowln's
friends confident Of his appointment to the
mission to Central America anticipated in nv
correspondence
Secretary Cobb goes to Georgia Immediately, on
a visit to his family there.
While boasts are made of the great increase in
the revenue, the Treasury balance keeps barely
within working margin. Yet no money has been
paid out on account Of the Post Office, and Secre
tay Cobb refuses to satisfy all claims which can be
postponed
If Mr. Hendricks be nominated by the Democratic
Convention of Indiana for Governor, which is con
sidered doubtful here, he will not resign his Com
missionership in the Land Office unless elected Hc
is suspected OF entertaining AntiLecompton sympa-
thies which do not suit Mr.. Bright
The Presidentwrote here to say that no desnatcbcs
should DO sent to Mexico till his return. Speea1
Despatch to the ~ Y. Tribune
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kMITHN MI = EHSXIEII |

~ VEGETABLE EXTRA ct!
Is the only known remedy for EPILEPSY Falling Sick
eSs, and all Affections Of the Nervous System
The many cures effected by this wonderful medicine is
uly remarkable.
1t has been before the public OVER TWENTY-FIVE E
fEARSI During which time thousands of persons have
been restored to HEALTH AND HAPPINESS through its
agency.
lady recently remarked that her daughter was cured
ofFlIS OF TEN YEARS STANDING. \ gentleman stated
that his son had Fits twenty years Some five years
since he was cured BY THE USE OF THE VEGETABLE
EAlRCT hundreds of instances might be cited wherein
cures Of EPILEPSY of FIVE, TEN and even TWENTY years
nave been elected But the afflicted will find the trial Of
one package more efficacous than THOUSAND CERTI-
FlCATES frice So single package: four packages SO
CHANDLER d BAYLES, 81 Walker street, ~ Y
General Agents for the United States
MCPHERSON X MARSHALL, Agents,
BALTIMORE STREET,
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BOARD OF TRADE.

BOARD OF TRADE.
Fop,nlittee Of Arbitration for the month of July.
JOSEPH II. SPENCER.
GERARD COVER, JOHN KATZ,
DAVID FAHNEST0CK, TH0S. +. TR0XELL.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

In New York to-day Virginia 6's declined e; Illinois
Central bonds r. Michigan Southern \; Rock Island 4
but Missouri 6s advanced \; New York Central 2s Read
ing ~ Cleveland and Toledo, h Harlem K and Galena
and Chicago 2 e Erie sold at $74S Saturdays price
The returns the Assistant Treasurer of United
States, New York, exhibit the following:
July 1852 by balance Coz 1863
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Receipts during the month
Customs ............... 80. s4,7O4e9s So
Patent Fees ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6,Sl3 40
Post Office Department......... 232, ,206 60
Treasury Notes. 93l 500 90
--- 5,955, 255
Total ............ ................... 81 957 425
Payments
5sTreasury drafts SUPERINTENDENT. S5,5G6,303 SO
- $500, $50
Regular Treasury balance. s85
Credit of Disbursng Officers. 1892 S93
Credit of Interest Public Debt. l2I O3O
Assay Accounts, balance. 496040
Total balance July 3l.... SIS 116798
IMPORTS OF FOREIGN DRY GOoDs.-The imports of for
egn dry goods at New York for the last four have
been very large and only exceeded by the
spending period of 1857 when the change in the tariff
brought in great quantity of goods which had been kept
back to take advantage of the reduction in duties We
present our usual comparison of the total imports of for
sign dry goods since January 1st
Imports Of Foreign Dry Goods at Ney York for seren
Months from January 1St.
ENTERED FOR CONSUMPTION.
Manufacture Of ,!SS$s s5ds;6ss ssiSss
20 siiE...:::.: iiso5el3 ss5Si$i a9Gi5,a5 i5
Miscellaneous & Grg Foods tsss is5 ss is ss5s s5s
Total cred for consump s25ao7oSl So 3 8G6
ENTERED FOR wAhEHoUsING.
of WOOL is 5is 1922
Do Do Of Of .g cotton 2 2592 5s6 la So 9lI,922
Do. ofhax... 1,45S,629 $4,000 437, ,5s7
Miscellaneous dry goods 1,oS7,599 4lS,3OS 275,99O
Toalentd for warehg s14oss,lo7 s4se2277 s4,4711ls
Add entd for coasptn $685. lS6 259O7 os1 6731 500
Total ENID at the port 35s s1s2 9s4
This shows larger total of imports of dry goods than
the corresponding period of any previous in the his
tory of the port The largest previous aggregate to the
same date for the first months of 1857, when
the total was smaller by over five million dollars The
imports likely to continue large throughout the
on, although do expect the incrA"s" continue
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Tn FOR SALE.-A frst-rate HORSE half
20 Morgan, half Canadian quick trotter ne2factlv
sound an1 gentle well in harness and under
AERRy ERII!ya to sEYEk ! 4 ! sTGII;kkSSSsS.' Gi;kkS SSSS''s
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A LBATA WARE.
r., BEST QUA LITY.
FORKS,
CASTORS,
CAKE BASKETS.
.,,,t,- ,, .,-, BUTTER DISHES.
PITCHERS,
GOBLETS,
VEGETABLE DISHES,
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COFFEE AND TEA SETS, ETC
A large stock just received by
CANFIELD, BRO. h CO.
ap2g-t 229 Baltimore street
NOTlCE.-BALTIMoRE, March 18TH 1852
NTo ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. This is to certify
that have this day sold Messrs ROBBINS CO. 6 and
4S Light street, entire right and yend the
RANGE known as 'SPENCE'S PATENT HOT AIR AND
HOT WATER RANGE as well as my HOT AIR FURNACE
for all territory south Of Mason Dixons line and they
alone are authorized to make sell repair the same.
- - W. p MOORE.
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but being strong in their prejudice in favor of su
gar and indigo, few took pains to cultivate it, and
hence its progress very slow. In 1903, Don
Joas ' |. fled from Portugal to Rio de Janero, and
soon after opened the port to foreign trade. The
annual crop of coffee then did not exceed 81, GOO
bags Of l6O pounds each-or $780, 900 pounds. Al
though the revolution in st. Domingo had over
thr1wn its culture there, Cuba and Jamaica CON
nnued to some extent to supply the trade In 1920.
1ts lIS increase in Brazil had sweed to 100000 bags
Ihe decrease of supply, by the desoation of St.
D'emingo caused 1t to reach the enormous price of
I4os per cwt, or nearly 371% cents per pound in
iLonqon IN 1917 and 1921. This great price stimu-
lated the production in Brazil
toi Inc growth of Brazil, by 1854, reached the as
1ou5dlng quantity of 400 600 900 pounds while the
production in the British West India Islands has
iaPG,y declined since theemancipaon of the slaves
III l9o4, as wlil be seen from the following table
IN 1929 tne British West India Islands yielded $40 600 600
Jamaica, in 1884, 1.-THE year the Eman. '''00'0O'
cipation Act was declared in the
leila lnnl=l ,Na1
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SPENCE'S PATENT HOT AIR AND HOT
~ WATER COOKING RANGE.
SILVER MEDAL AWARDED AT THE LAST FAIR OF
THE MARYLAND INSTITUTE.
Having purchased of Mr. MOORE formerly with Messrs
STANLEY 4 co.. the exclusive right to make and
vend that justly celebrated COOKING RANGE, known as
"SPENCE'S PATENT HOT AIR AND HOT WAFER
SooklNG RANGE we are prepared to put up aid
han3e IN thorough, wokmanke manner, the shortest
posl9e noce and upon most reasonable terms and guar
ateed 10 give entire satisfaction All persons having the
Range in application to US either in person or
cy letter. procure printed list price of all the parts neces
sary for repairs, &c - t |'
For sale wholesale and retail only by
RORpTNC rn
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1%ln n0N HAVANA CIGARS embracing popular
LaUU,OUVbrands of all sizes and classes
SNokiNG TOBACCO "A new article manufactured at Ia
vana; of the choicest Vue de Abao Tobacco expressly for
the city retail trade; in 4 b. papers and cases
1Sn BBLS. VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO wei
IcOadapted for the Grocers' trade
We are receiving regular supplies of the above named arti
ces and invite the attention of the trade which
We offer for sale on liberal terms
~ CIIAS D. DEFORD Co,
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Naval Intelligence.
New YORK, August 1.-The United States steam
ship Relief, sailed hence to-day for Aspinwall.
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a SOUTHERN NADoB.-Col. }. A. S. Aekin, Of
Mississippi, is about erecting private re@dsrca
on his plantation, opposite Red River Landinr,
which is designed to cost Sl50,OO0-Sl2G 600 more
i9r the furniture and furnishing. The following is
tIe pan Of TINS immense editice: The style of the
edifce is castellated gothic with froDta%n on tbe
river OF l64 feet, on the two side wings OF IOi feet
and centre compartment Of 300 feet deem. sur
mounted by lofty and beautifuy-proportionc
tower. The building will contain fifty rooms cx-
spacious and amply provided with the modern i'm
proyements in comfort and elegance. All the walls
inside.
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A RTIsTe, TEACHERS AND sCaOOLs ARE RESPECT.
n tully informed hs die suhscrber now sell, he besx
English CAM nss oil and water coors brushes draw
hg paper dc VI lower prices than other
W. 5CHAus, Ariists' Colorman, 629 Broadway.
DHOTOGRAPHS IN OIL OR RETOUCHED, "A
i good artist In this line wishes employ Address,
stating where specimens can be shown desued Artist,
raid Office.
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THE MILITARY.
NoTICE.-THR MEMBERS OF COMPANY n Ann Az,
IN other members of the regiment favorable 70 ormoa n
escort 10 receive the Twelfth regiment their return 7ron
Albany, requested to meet the on Ihursts
evening March "a, al O'Clock precisely.
u. q. hEsCHU1T, Capt Co. ID, Seventy first regnent
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| Use AA1AARD, I7ss x.r,..ns
USE MAIiA1ARD's
sAsi1Y y ess SSSnArs.
s1sl LT S GIG SSAfs.
| ~ ~ ~ s5 S:||E$:$$;s
VANILLA VANILLA o 6ss3SonaTE.
WITT, vAAsnI4 cHSooLArE:
Il: III Il; $$:$$
nsn1e;Or, lSs and no Mercer street. store sn Broadway
Ss SSSSSEsfi p ff ssssihSs
0e oSSSSsssa 1 a SsHass, SSssAst14A,
SHo0s sfssisS rs as ssS5s;
4. MAIILABp. on Broadway.
VAN BRUNT wATnOUs,
PACKERS AND SMOKERS,
200 CHANGERS STREET, NEW YORK.
Mess pork, lard. and full
Assortment of smoked meats at low prices.
Dealers invted to call Terms, cash Invariably
w Is W,sIss Ssls. or TIkp EhEEeY
ws1AS E E.As S SE % WHB S ShEsSE
I S Sss4aIE s ssHSDf
cogons COLDS o asD INFLUENZA
ooSShs COLDS AND AND i iSfLUS
M MisrAks s < slss
WEAVE WEAVE BalssM
CURES H0ARsENsss s s Ths9sr and IRRITATION
SSS $Sssss s$s$sE "a
B ssis.M oE WI wiLD I, G cnEssy
BALsAm Of WILD wLD CHERRY
A FssESis AND S SSssSMeTos
A1s Fkhysss A .s 99sss
Bsosoalffs
ASTHMA,
SSs5ss = = s s tsS S#ssE
vrs1 HSssR Sa n9s sr " sfv Wib 5a S
wisi aiWa E;i s. q s %iS SSssRi
$ s%ss e g SS$SSsssssEs.
9hE ONLY GENUINE
TIE TIE o SNLY S SESSiSE
IN prepared by sLih W. fUWLE boston, whose name Ia
printed on the outside WRAPPER Of each bottle having
the same wrapper the written signature OF
!: $$ $$1Hs:
l. BUTTS.
jurcd sDy fraud wnLh renders The vendsr la
A. B. a D. SANDS 4 %. Nv" -''A ny
sCHEFFELIN, BROTHERS co. ann
HARRAT, RIsLEY KITCHEN, ''o""''''
HEaEMAx AGO, o' WELLS . w.
and others as well as by dealers and agents
EVhRYWHERM
FVESYWHEhE
EVhHYNHEkE.
yvHOI.hSAIE AND RETAIL ITALIAN AND FRENCH
w produce warehouse, 70 uton street, Gold street.
The undersigned having entered Into copartncfshp under the
firm Of Dacorsi tanara Co.. importers OF Italian
and French produces prepared Furnish every article In
thor line Their nnoft@ons made direct and all articles
g. DACORsI
r. MANARA
z SQUAnZOR,
RESTAURANTS.
4 aTOR HOUSE INSTANTANEOUS SOUP ThBfE
"A Ia 10 introduced with the addition lunch table which
VIII provided with everything requisite for reresbuent
nom i0fs ~ until 81. NJ Ills addition win not change
the present ARRANGEMENT
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Ay.WApAYEgkss.

(lUR 1CsicAL FRIEND,
~ No ~
NOW HhADY,
. 49, PRICE 10 CENTS,
rna'ns cue wsode,er,' song, by SCHUBERT This Amen
In's me a. as popniar polka 81 the day j. rraus, nnJ
nc tsaioitos" ~ sung ~ jenny L.a One Is Ffsax.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
IN Tho Berpldry end Next OF KIN Office,
Family arms found peintel and engraved.
H.nAYS. go and G5i Broadway, New FORK
Qsanhoved from ST. first fo1r UP stairs)
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APALAohicqLA, " Isy nor dc liza Eea.1oe 5,las
c, ssp , - n"s IT. New dreams li got TX b
,. ~ ION. Fan Aiyer; lab Foxes. Oty
SILL ssip- ~ xg uou I5sb s s, =, seso9, DO.
~ ,,s 81 49, ss9es Aebla, and Henricas, Treszr
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foreign Ports.

ANTWERP March Carr Belvfiere Charles.on
az flushing 9th, j q Costr Hamin EYork
BUABAy, Jan 2-sd Chio Holis, N FORK; FEB g. Record
or, 10,
DEAL March Arr Alchyms Rose Savannah for Pal
noutb, 9Th Patrick Henry Moore M
Palestine, Pratt urom London, Nlork wa
DuEGEsEss, March 7Ol Republic, Wcnke from Norleaps
ffr Bremen.
DusDLE, March 5--Arr Dirk Hendrix, Prince NYork
LUDLlN, March 5--5ld Gipsey Queen NYork
GLASGOW, March I-sld syren, and oslsey NIork.
HkrIfAN March LIAR schrs Lutea Young, Pniladeipha
18Th Uncle Tom, Parry, Richmond; Eh kmna Hardenberg
kyorh Cid Isth srs susan, Lang, Estates; 18th, Bagey
ISIS Ds Los, VIC Africa, Feb BIN port briggs Timandra
eiIy, Tor Gurco and sierra Leone Rocking
from bssau jus, Ba-k Barker Cook, Brown
Rio Nunez
LEEkrooi, March 5-Arr Princess Royal Carry; James
trnuen NoolwaTdi Peter Marcy Thompson and B Wright
=, NoHcahs r. a sQgllft, Isrkn, nah; 7th,
.Sroour, hoaoh NOresrs CDnst.uon Thonp son MOBILE
st err Asn Chsilestoni Sth, Iaoeh, sspie and Sar
tvue, foAoek OFlhliaos, htreans; Wan Iapscoit Bel
sd 9th, iz1e BAsgood. Lawrence Phladelph,a; 9Th Emily
"A fal, Hall Ntreans, hiranAe NoteDohfn ram D. rYorE
1siSA rep ih PeIt barr issstaa, anciara for BOA.
A., sid GIN, baras Calypso lisj ofE lSnr fira,
20 1or \, Resolution fsic, do ' ~ N-"'
suEz March lin por, br West from "a, IIavsu
s,s, az. aDd others ~ Reported yslierday "
'"ssW,J n, fcb 27hD Am vessel IN
s a.. 49,, NJ, Marci sid Rover n YORK
49,. narch ilIn port sip rl0rs NeDousd GAIA
81 49,, ,,,i. ore few days, End cihers
VOL VIZ r ~ Mago1 NO IN csse plrt gi II
Rome Ports.
.y., ,ru,cot March li-ArT sshTs y Haylss JNgne
Hiors i,b hsyn s s'T d.; lsA ~; Sees3oe g,9
eills.i. ~ ~ ii-i lbnl
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MEaIcAH asuG App CAL AND grArrsrIcAL 80.
"A se:5.A c1nysr ilolal Ieetns q ths sncsy VII DC
PIX a. os Hel5 r' n xSs Of NsWpo will read
paper on decent Dissov 10 SIAM. wra descripno1
an extensive Letters d l,om
made during oyag round ne world and from stiec sys
U 4 CCnvu ~ Mac,o nreseupg some rare voiur Of irs
referred JAMES W. BsEKy sew ssc'y''
fyAuT1oy-ro WATCH DRALEas AND ,,s
~ New York March ls59-L \ r. iS ZEN rI IsmSou
Engnlpa and 10 Maiden lane, EeuYe LEVITT, Lmu sna
"a n,a a,.ss sns % trade certain Of
their and that OF Norris sss "a pWn nasss isnd,n
Ser e. no 10 III naen & usy 70 the esaOsh%eni q
radbury, have been JsNe & ~, me s nSr,n,
cones contrary % ne mopes on WHICH their doe
h @ Being es have heretofore been oaue
he watched BY reas he sofnsss Of he aqua naoes
" p The faith Of purchasers 900 +,
rder bs,siore that may 10 installing he sGnnne
move es an rehassrs VIII md examlason hat eli
way T1s, movements finished at their Anufastwy IN Lon,
ion ns I'd ewelled rabies and chrysotes ouy And
ior l. proecliD the certificate waich eah
movement VII be counierssned by their sole agent
.. "a. Faabury.
E,owARp LODGE NO. IS +. AND A. M-rHE MEM
ADMIRATION at har of Grand streets,
his ihaiaaay evening at q oeses d,r work BY order
sAm'L TsuEsDsIle Secretary,
~ for sy Directors OF de american atlantic ard Pacfs
Ship Cara. Company VIII be hel3 nc the oce OF Company
p re e,y s. ssN iS's on Modds the day of Nay ns
JOHN <. YELvERroN, President
rsslc q. LEA, secrea-r.
new YoRg, March l, 1852
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
IN The Beraldry end Next OF KIN Office,
Family arms found psintel aud engraved
H. hays. go and G5 Broadway, New York
(ssnioved from s27, first foor, up stairs)
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DoDwORTHs DANCING CLAsSss, AT NO. 20
~ "a. brosdway aad lss Montague place Brooklyn-Nev
Eme Will col til open TILL the end Of May. tuesdays
Fridays IN Brookan Wednesdays and Saturdays In
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS..
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT
For Albany and Troy; fare ~
On md amer Monday Dec 1885, trains will leave Twepfv.
ssthetreet New YORK follows:
$40 A. M White Plains
0lD A. N. for " hliars Bridge.
10 A. M mail train for albany.
lis A NJ TOR " hte Plains
$50 r. NJ. for Williams Bridge.
SP NJ for Mlleron.
4P NJ TOR Crocn Falls.
6P. NJ for white Piairs.
$50 r. n. for Williams Britge
RKruRnIse,
"a. NJ from White ains
SAC A. n from Wilians Bridge.
Z A. N. from Oroton fails.
7 A. NJ from Mllertun.
7:20 A. N. from White Plains.
8;i5 A. NJ. mail train from Albany
1880 A. N. from Williams Bridge.
1880 Il. N from White Plains
9P N. from white Plans
bP. N. from Williams Bridge
WIN j. CAMPDETJ, auno~r,..s~-.
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HVTELS.


RLANCARD HOUSE, BROADWAY AND TWELFTH
~ sirseh New York fasi,nably located elegantly fur
n'sneo with every modern Improvement aud open for
ne aceommods,ln q private iani es and gentlemen ira
velng or boarding Full board nh room, ~ day. with
ou room II per day; BY tho week at lower rates. Private
Parlors and tables When desired Public patronage
fully citeo by tho management, JOHN 81 Bi1ANUanD
40 j. ,cLET.LAN.
OCEAN HOUSE, NEWPORT II. l.
~ Messrs kkRFkR BIRCH have much p'aasure in In.
forming their friends public GENERALLY that
encouraged by the that has
prcpnrs Of the Clarendon HOTEL Rev York. and In accord
nce with the desire Of OF their patrons hey
hn x ipnInsr house as branch Of hoir city hotel
bey have taken q OF the Ocean house Newport
T. ~ anu intend . keep 1st cIass resort The
ncus mas been th9rouehy repaired and quantity
o. new iurntue added and the whole put
ccaen oIder The cuhc will be conducted on the nSos,
liberal scale By q tho first ces the country asssed by
sh competent artists and every department caretely super
the Euests "
messrs KetDer Birch take this opportunity OF thanking
her numerous friends for tho liberal patronage with which
heu cnleavors have been rewarded and hope ba new
enersse VIII meet wnh the that has hitherto 40
Wersjly bestowed upon ihesa
The ucfan Uouse viii opened the 10Th of June-a man
OF be seen at the Clarendon Hotel New YORK; where
aPtrspoIs for splttfoeus will be promptly attended to-
" mere "il lie 40 public bar on the premises
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REsTAUnANTs.


A sTOR HOUSE EEsrAURANT--TuE SOUP TABLE
"A is 10 introduced with The addition lunch table which
Will provided with everything requisite for reesbment
i0ts A. h. until r. NJ 1his addition viii change
the present arrangement
JANIS Phhksn respectfully socis tie attention OF The
public " tba admirable OF ths hbshmenL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-24

PErNslLvAkiA RAI,RO AD.-THE GREAT GEN.
snd ,ae rs low e All TN es as by any other
passEe uckeh or 70 contract for freight h
me onure Wesl call at e ONCE No Asioi House
- m !. HLLiUrr, Passenger Agent
Seo ~ iBE0H CO. Fyeish AsenG
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-08

Pain is the penalty for violated law, yet in Gods
Providence pain is q friendly admonitiOn instead of
q vindietive cruelty. We're there no pain from a
burn we would be liable to lose our limbs and not
know it, die and not cognigant of our situation
Thank God for pain if not well, that you may dis
cover a remedy to get SPEEDY RELIEF, and be
careful in the future. Facts are stubborn, and ifyou
have q limb swollen from GOVT, EXPLANATORY
RHEUMATISM, BAD SPRAIN, aBURN, a long
growing and PAINFUL ABSCESS, you would soon
know it if relieved, without the aid Of imagination.
w-The public are respectfully cautioned to be-
ware of SPURIOUS OIL, and to notice the name
of "a E. SMITH," and "GALUTIA b. SMITH," on
the label. "a. E. SMITH" is also blown in the glass
of 3 sizes. The largest bottles may be had at 50 for
six bottles.
"a Large bottles are ten times the cheapest.
Western Depot and Mandatory at the Ware
house Of
VAN LEAR, BRITTAIN& HARDY.
Wholesale Druggists and Chemists, St. Joseph, Mo,
To whom all orders must be addressed. n38-tf
WHETENGR & WARREN,
Wholesale Agents, Nebraska City.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-08
THE AFFLICTED REjOr
@WRM@ AMID @oAna

For these dreadful s,.q
ARCTIC llNIMENT
Kept on hand. Cor ;
and imm e,liaie reli.i
ing from death. ~.
keep IT, Who that has
shrieks Of anguish No.
sealded and maimed n.
explosions and eoIlis;o,.
leel that sOme means
their torture shoulJ an, I
accessible ? Such doeg.,
balmy pain eonlrvIlings-