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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-07
NOTICE
John II. brown,


John ". Brown,
against M. 1859,
Allen Brown, Clara w. Brown, Superior Court,
David n. Brown, Sarah y. Partition.
brown, and James P, Brown
and Daniel kiser,
"A was filed against him and other defendants
above named, on the eth day Of Angus A. D.. 1853,
In the Superior Court within and for he county OF
Montgomery and state of Ohio, by John n. Brown,
and snow pending, wherein said John II. Brown de-
mands partition Of the following real estatei The
east half of the south half Of out-ot number seven
In shorts plat OF Jut-lots In section No, i've 10y
Township one ~ Range seven ~ IN Mad River
Township fronting on the Steuben or Troy Road,
reserYing strip ten feet In width along and next
the south line Of said east half Of the south half OF
out-lot No 7, Aforesaid aH alley way, containing
two and half acres, less the alley wa OF ten f ct
In width, by 20 rods taken OF the south side.
Also in-lot number thIrty-one (3ll on stone and
Coopef's plat OF the CITY Of Dayton, and being No
7sb OF therevised numbers of city lots fronting next
Second street, and also the market space. ABO, lot
number eighteen hundred and ten (lblO) on the plat
made by the executors Of David Stone, decd on
the tath day OF July lsi2, recorded In Booh e. No q
sub-dvsion OF lot Of land, containing nine sS-lOO
70 62-lO0) lying east OF Webster street. south
Of the mill race north of Sd street. anu west OF the
canal (late canal FEEDER In the city OF Dayton Also,
lot number twenty-one (2D on Stone and Cooper's
addition to the town OF Dayton, laid out the ath
and 90; said lot No. q fronts on Madison street 49,
IT,, running back eaRtwardly l9S feet Al situate In
Dayton, Montgomery count Ohio, ara that az the
next term OF faid ourt the said John II. Brown will
apply for an order that partition be made Of said
premises. JOHN II. bkOWN.
by h. S. YouNa, his Atty. M
Dated this 2sd day OF August, A. d. 1869,
aua23- -dtnW&W6W
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HENRY h. BROWN, A.B. RwI,
BROWN & IRWIN,

HEAD OF THE BASIN,
HAVE the best Of Charcoal and common
II Horse Shoe Iron.
BROWN IRWIN
Have the best OF Round, square aud Flat Iron.
DROWN \ IRWIN
Have the best OF Band, Hoop, oval, Half Round and
sheet lion.
BROWN q IRWIN
Have the best Of Wagon, Buggy, Spring ahd Dandy
Tire
BROWN h IRWIN
Have the best OF Norway and nreuzon Nail Rods.
BROWN& & IRWIN
Have the beat Slab steel and Slab Iron.
BROWN a IRWIN
Have the best of Round, Flat, Square and OctagOn
steel.
BROWN IRWIN
Have the best Of Pittsburgh springs and AxleB.
BROWN n IRWIN
Have the best OF Carriage Hub Bands, and Tire and
Pl0W Bolts.
DROWN & IRWIN
Have the best OF Bellows Anvi1 and Solid Box Vises
BROWN & IRWIN
Manufacture and sell stoves, Hollow Ware, &c.
BROWN & IRWIN
Keep Tin of Ru kinds, Sheet, Zinc and Iron.
DROWN 4 IRWIN
Keep Copper and Tin Bottoms, R'uck Tinand Solder
BROWN & IRWIN
Keen pie plates, fruit eau tops, AMI bottoms &c all
of which Will be sold TO the trade at the lowest
prices aug9
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Mrs Wiuslow, On experienced nurse
and female physician, has a Soothing syrup for
children ieethlng, which greatly facilitates the
process Of teething byEoftenlng the gums reducing
all Inflammation, will allay All pan and is sure 10
regulate the bowels. Depend upon ", mothers, ~
willsve restto yourselves end relief and health to
your infants. Perfectly safe In ali cases See 40.
yertiaemont In another column. ie2
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Holloway'a ointment 10 a sovereign
remedy fer the removal Of plmplea bois, bloichcu,
tan, chaps raaheu, and other blomishea of the skin
Warm lamentations should preeede Ito application.
A persiaieney OF iia use viii overcome ihi mott
stubborn symptoms Of scrofuia itu operation ls
both thorough and invarlable.
Sold At tie manufactory No. 90 Maiden Lane
New YorR, and by All dmggists, At esc oao., and 81
por box or pot. octl-d&wlw
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OPENING OF NEW
DAauERREoTYPE& a PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS,
(sEPTBMBER 6TH.)
At the Gallery of Art. 264 3rd Street

EAST OF THE POST OFFICE.a
THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
l. informs his friends and patrons, that he has
resumed his old business Of Dageurreotyping in
connection with his Gallery Of Painting for which
purpose he has tittod up rooms in tho most elegant
style, over his Picture Frame and Looking Glass
Store. Having secured the services Of Mr, o. d.
FINCH, who has the reputation Of being one Of
the most skilfull Photographic in the West, be
thinks be cannot fail 20 render tho most ontire
satisfaction to all who want a fiithiullikeness,
Picture Frames Of every description, and Look
ing Glasses Of all sizes, always on hand, or made
sep5.tf. t. W. cRIDLAND.
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than any other company can viii sell in this mar
ket.
Citizens are respectfully requested 70 call and see
coal and enquire prices. Ample references given az
to quality of coal, &C. -.
Of Jefferson and Market streets, will be promptly
and satisfactorily filled. L
aug9O-smd =. II. CoLB, Agent.
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a0Ts. q 9ad y q PsIshs. g lsga !, els y gsr .sTs 4,

TERMS or 6ALE.--(lno-third OF the pufch tne
money cash, one-third IN one and one-thtrd N two
years, with Interest noe day ~ nAle. -
ID JOHN MiLLs, shsslh
n. ELLIOTT, Atty.
August ~, ~. suE2e.itdANU
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-07
IMPORTED CIGARS,
TO Smokers of Fine Cigars

WE have Just received from the Importers
w asioek Of FINE CIGARS which We can rec-
Onmend 70 gentcmen who desire = really nrat-claaa
cigar. II the are not a. We warrant then, We do
not desire 10 oiier them, as we are deteTmincd 20
supply the heai cigar in the mArEet 10 those who
use only the beet.
Our siock Il comprised IN part Of the following
Custom House Brands
Washington Regalias, Long Prinoipep,
Figaro Prensados, El 0allos,
Pnrisima LOndEes El Zuma Furmas,
Sobrina Washington German
The latter Il said 20 be the BEsf and ciiEAf-
asr cigar ever brought 10 tails city
we have also several quail les ol CheHing Tobae-
%, Whit we can recommend. 10 VIII reootnlnend
itself on triai; andWe invite friends TO call.
W. n BRANDENBURG a co,
septi No. 800 Third street,
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Felt and Composition Roofng!l
SWEETMAN & BRO,

(suesessors TO Barnett, sweetman \ Bro,,l
WILL put on the above cheap aud dura-
w bic Roofing Ia Dayton ond vicinity, also In
the neighhorlng States, On as short notice and As
ar terms a. any firm In Ohio or elsewhere.
Having had long practical experience in the
businrua, they hope 10 satisfy all who may iAvor
them with their patronage, They also keep con-
atanty on hand Roofing Materials OF the hest quail
~, and will sell AZ Cincinnati proea, for approved
paper, or dyo per cent discount for eAsh will be
made, Address "a above,
SWEETMAN a. BRO,
ser Dayton, Ohio.
Please leave orders At the Hardware store OF
Measrp LOomiaA Barnett sd ST., or At our FAetoFyi
No. iaa Fourth street, Dayton, Ohio.
auFsl-amd
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Confirmed CONSUMPTION.
A tetc doses 'rH also al onec check and
cure The most serere Diarrhosa proceeding /
from Cold IN Tue Bowels.
These medicines arc prepared by DR.. c. NJ.
JACKSON & Co., No. 4Is Arch Street, Plaa-
dolphin, Pa, and are sold By druggists anil
dealers IN medicines eesryioberc, dt 70 cents
per bottle. The signature orc. NJ. JACKSON
vH be on he outside rrarYer Of each 6oHle
In the almanac published annually 5y tie (
Proprietors, called EvERYBoDy's ALMANAC.
you pH find testimony and commcadatorv !
notices from all parts Of the country. Ths'c
dtmdndcs are given a'ray Jy all or agents.
For sale by
w W. STEWART, and J. w DIETRICH,
July0'lydaw59 Dayton
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COMFORT { ECONOMY
IN
FL t w e a t h e r.
sCuOOLEY's INTERPRETATIONS
AND zee CHHEsTe!

SINS ARCTIC REFRIGERAT0RS
At A. W. RICE n CO.'S, Huston Building.
BOQUET WATER COOLERS,
PLAIN WATER COOLERS,
Both zinc and Porcelain, with ans without Fiters
Ala W. RICE q co IS, Huston Building.
Masser's Five Minute Cream Freezers,
AtA. W. RICE & CO.'S, Huston Building.
Plunge Bath Tubs,
Hip and Spungc Bath Tubs,
At A. w. RICE co.'s, Huston Building
Toilet Setts, Plain ana Fancy,
At A. w. RICE CO.'S, lluatou Buibing
Ludlow's Self-sealing Cans and Jars.
Requiring no wax soldering or cement They seal
easily and open easily. Every one warranted per-
feetly tight. Also screw Top Cans, Wax Cans, and
At a. W RicE CO.'S, Huston Building
OLD DOMINION COFFEE POTS,
and COFFEE ROASTERS,
At A. w. RICE CO.'S, Hutton Building.
general assortment Of Tin, Japan Pressed Ware,
At A. w. RICE a CO.'S, Hutton Building
Whitowash Brushes, Shoe Brushes Scrub Brushes,
Comb Brushes, puat Brushes Tea Dusters, just re-
ceived from the East, at
A. W. RICE 4 CO.'S, Huston Building
Stoves and HouBe Furniahing Goods,
In general.
At a. W. RICE 81 cos,
Jyl4 Huston Building.
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Which greatly facilitates the process of teething by
soitenlng the gum5 reducing all allinnAmmation-wiil
alay ALLPAIN and spssmodic action, Andis
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS,
Depend upon IL, Mothers, II Will give rest to your
aaivea and - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28

TNOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-rHE AM1RICAM
Atlantic Screw Stesmshp Companys new and elegant
leave pier Il North river on Saturday April Pa
aage 10 Savannah with unsurpassed acc0mmodAuonA $e
through tickets New Orleans $50 rs; Mobile SIS; Hos
aomeTy. SO; Albany Ga, s2i Atlanta, S. Columbus ~
Macop SCI; Augusta $40 also 10 principal places Florida
es rstesstesmers leaving Savannah Monday Wetnes
day and Friday mornings Freight 10 cents foot and
poronate half per cent Apply 70 H. B.
CRUMW ELL 4 CO. IS West street.
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RALTMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE wEsr,--rHs
ID Geame OF the New York and Baltimore Steamshp Linz
leave pier Is North Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays
making the passage in forty hours Freight 70 baltimore,
cents per foot 20 Washington 10 Cents per foc and propo.
tonss For through rates 10 the West covering inur
spoe risk eighth per cent Apply At tins Baltimore and
sir = = u CH0hW2L ~, ~ YEA swss.
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U,oR PORTSMOUTH. CITY POINT AND RIcgNoNn

LNOR PORTSMOUTH, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND -
u The UDiieo states mai steamship ROANOKE Captain
Thomas skinner, will leave "Wednesday the b },s, ~
O'Clock r. M from pier No Is North river she viii arrive AZ
Portsmouth the next afternoon and Peersburv the follow
ing morning Passengers for the viii proceed Nv ha
great mail line Those for Richmond will arrive there
early Friday morning Passengers viii hnd this
pleassntest and os expeditions route Pa
With Norfolk s.; 70 Petersburg Richmond
no. Apply TO LII DIAM HEINEkEN, 81 Broad way
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yNEsTTsTpy TEETH EXTRACTED IN TEN sECONDs.
~ vfhort IN. snsb,os, pam by my and Original
D-.s reezing This admirable aysism praotsoi by
OILY References given II required.
u, y. q, DuRgIS, ~ csnA stree. near Wooster,
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR HA-
~ vana and New Orleans-The steamship EMPIRE CITY,
Capt S. Griffin, will sail Saturday April 1859 at two
O'Clock M from foot Warren Bills of ading Of
the proper form furnished at the Office and no bills OF ang
will signed the sailing For freight passage
apply at AZ West street. corner of Warren.
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AT kicHAoSDs' sn BROADWAY.
Opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
q; s.is
make any "'a'h' 'h'p''''' ''A'''s 1C1mosps
A RN0LD. CONSTABLE co.
WILL orvz. At RETAIL, OF
4 Sss pa :;. .AsM q
STELLA II IL sHXWiS
Ever offered a e ss.' ~ EiRo. ASSORTMENT OF
PAISLEY sHAwIs
N P2 gs4i sSHA' sI AsP SH ssss . $500
Canal, corner Of Mercer.
A French smSroIdsry g order nis.
.S: Linen and bed a clothes ss0Spns s aDS cSsn
under grrmsnis always o hand and made to ORDER
"A ss. s exposed for sale
r.,. At fully 90 Per cent below regular prices
s Sea,i nom aa0 e.. e e 8 y g. g..
Worth at least double those RdSss E,I5orr CO.
10 Sixth avenue between Tenth and Eleventh streets
late Mccormack Simpson.
y szs4y q .pd
Stamping % order cxecuied N Tie neases and mos perfect
a1ssss Jokes Of different kinds also Tor 'A
"A FINE CAMBRIC EDGlkGs
And tnsertings and neat cambria bands from auction,
VERY CHEAP
JOHN ELIOT s GO:
"A BULPINs OPENING DAY
NEW SPRING 81 nANrn1As.
TUESDAY, MARCH %.
NO. ssl BROADWAY.
RICH VELVET MANTnIAs, SUNNY, r.,
RICH k sui SIX sIh9S sssaShs $685.,
aiSSa SsSS 5E S$hs sHsT1s'
Blaze p sah f G4gs 9SEe'ssogs
BLACK c oESHh Se eEo4H fB'uRNous,
rAtSSesls .
IN EVERY CoAGsfEsB f. VARIETY,
STRICTLY Mo h1 A PRICES
s sE 81 f s95.sR.y
pest REAL KID GLOVES
We have received 500 dozen Of these beautiful
Ladies' should h sn so SSsa size. while the
join ELLIOTT 4 CO..
RRoDIEs OPENING
TUESDAY, MARCH 70.
THE GREATEST DISPLAY OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GARMENTS
EVER MADE IN THE
UNITED STATES
To styles and quality would DO supsrauous.
LADIES CALL AND SEE.
C.NIy .,o puo.U-.v
NACHEMIREs AND LACE.
" j House o.. y f. Paris House in Bra.sl.
compasne des Indea Manufactures of lace at xenco
q lace belonging this house Of value Their
ssche%iTs shswl trade ssSsrs and he
manufacturers prices Prices fixed and marked in known
s!HAaLorrE @. SMITH Is NOW OFFERING AT HE
anes csssocSs and SACKS In cloth Veve. and I'LL Sus1
Tor hrs class trade Also ladies and msses spring bcnns
above Twenty -si1th street.
OHANTILLY AND POINT LACEs,
~, Just RECEIVED per Borusaia,
doupces veis bsrbes collars sets capes
and trimming '''' IN f MEs GRANT 700 Broadway
DOUGLAS sHERwoops
ToURNUhE CORSET
, .n Article combines .s sos's Of sss
and healthul action to the lungs and comfortable sppo
whom members he nso
faculty. be the only without objection, either sxs
tic or physiological No lady well do withoutit
D. s. stu manufacture their
EXPANSION SKIRT
SO well known for its durability.
Also their celebrated
MATINEE SKIRT,
Together with seventy other different Styles --latest Of
which,
THE PALMETTO
NEW SKELETON SKIRT,
Containing l IL 20 and 80 hoops made of the SUPERIOR
QUALITY OF STEEL, which has always characterized
their skirts
articles Of their prinoipA,
stores In the United States and Canadas.
See that the stamp Of DOUGLAS SHERWOOD ID upon
them.
nREsS GOODS FOR SPRING.
Crossovers delanes chaes debeges chene bayaderes
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DOR NASSAU, n p, AND HAvANA.-THE BRfT1sH
North American roy mail steamship KAkNAk Capt.
A. Brownless viii sail from the companya wharf Jerssy
City the the steamship
(Which leaves Liverpool March 3d. probably alss March
Passage money TO Nassau 40
Do do between Nassau and Havana. u
T. ttNARD, No. Bowling Green
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ENoK TEE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST, AND HAVANA
II and Key West,
CHARLESTON s. q.
Semi weekly United mail side wheel steamship line
Cabin passage. SIS Deck
The magnificent side wheel steamship NASHVILLE. l.. NJ.
murray commander, viii leave pier No. North fiyer
wednesday, 3arch 80 at O'Clock r. NJ. precisely.
:. Through tickets 10 the following places
10 New Orleans 80 20 TO Augusta. Ga.....SD 90
Noodle ........:.... 20 % Atlanta, Ga. ....... y W
montgomery. Ala. ~ 70 Charlotte, N. Co.. u %
hbohvlle, Tenn. 81 60 Jacksonville ria n 90
Columbia, s. G. 49,. 20 90 Piaika FLA -. 23 0J
Ibe above steamer connects
ehp Isaoel for key West and Havana
Through tickets TO Havana Sl5; 10 Kew Wet st6
For freight or passage apply to sPUFfoRD TIIEsrOy
co, 70 Broadway.
The isyorite steamer James Adger succeeds Saturday
April q
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NvHE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE OF UNITED
i htAtes mail steamships will sail
From New York
for Southampton and Havro.
VANDERBILT Captain p. e. Lefevre. Saturday April g.
NORTH STAR, Captain A. G. Jones'. Saturday May I.
From Havre and
Southampton for New York.
VANDERBILT. Captain P. Lefevre. Wednesday May IL.
NORTH STAR Captain A. Jones. "Wednesday, May rs.
These steamships have winter tight compartments.
Garry able surgeons-
No Storage passengers.
Price Of psssage-first cabin Sl20 and 500.
Second cabin, $6N and $50.
Specie delivered in London aud Paris.
ID. TORRANOE, No. Bowling Green, n Y.
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nREss GOODS FOR SPRING.
delanes chaes debeges chene bayaderes va
lentas fouards baeees Organdies musns &C.
Also-BAnEcr ROBES
A full assortment select Paris styles
Nos ass 2s5 2'ssnd 81 Ss A STREET, Iyy Ell
ELASTIC SURGICAL STOCKINGS AND BELTs-JUsr
nP q g. T. ns
principle; spinal Instruments shoulder braces &c.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH PRINTS
Printed jaconets. csmbrc, orsandies brliants, and
FOB SPRING DRESSES
LORD L TAYLOR
2ss. 2S7, $50 and PSI Grand street.
and a. and 40 Caihariue street
EAMILY AND HOTEL LINENS.
px,sks MADE ST sesfPs
Pilowcase linens towelings, napkins &c.
LORD TAYLOR.
Nos y5, ISL 25s and 2ol Grand street.
And Nos Al and 40 Catharine street.
FASHIONABLE SPRING sHAwLs
SsT snf 5sssssd hGEsssssas
In great variety.
LORD TAYLOR,
And s NOS ' 4 7 and 10 Caihar in street.
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS,
IL Embroideries lace and muslin curtains
Lace and muslin draperies,
Bap 1.ss quilts nsn az and d, 9p s,Ds.
Linen sa and cotton sheetings and shIrtInss.
of the above selected with
los and ito Sixth avenue,
Between Eighth ana Ninth streets
.JEENs wYASr.
Boys Clothing
AL Canal street.
Wholesale and Retail.
Cbndrens Fancy
Embroidered Suits.
Boys Frock Coas
Boys Cloth Jackets.
Boys Thin Jsokes, all kinds.
Boys Polka Jackets
Boys Jackets, with vests in.
Boys Cashmere Pants
Boys Drilling Pants
Boys Marsenles Pants.
Boys' Backs, all kinds.
Boys Aiapsca Busters.
Boys Linen Dus,era
Boys suI.S, from two years old
Boys Velvet Sacks.
Boys Plaid Sacks
Boys Embroidered Pants.
Boys scolopcd Pants.
The lnrree hes, of BoyS Clothing in the
S-'- Jkass a wyANv,
al caasi street, HeAr vsrtck-
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N -" NOBLE, MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA,

IN MOBILE MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA,
ALBANY, COLUMBIA, MACON, AUGUSTA,
And various places 10 FLORIDA,
Via SAVANNAH, Ga.
The fAvorite steamship STAR OF THE SOUTH Captain
Thomas Lyon will leave Wednesday, March 30 at r. NJ
from pier No North river Tickets be had for the fol-
lowing places fare low BY other steamer from New
York 70 bavannah; accommodations superior
New ork TO New Orleans $50 75 Mobile s35 Montgomery
Ala SO Atlanta Ga, sz3; Albany, Ca S24; Columbia, Ca
81; Macon Ca, s2l; Augusta, $40 Savannah, SIS.
he Auguss. captain NJ. 5. Woodruff, succeeds on Ssur
day. April z, at4P.M.
For freight or passage apply to
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL SON,
Is Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28

A USTRALIA PIONEER LINE ESTABLISHED 1891
"A CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
1he noble clipper ship CONTINENT, 1,2U tons register,
Gibbs commander rapidly loading at pier 10 East river and
will have prompt despatch for Melbourne direct she has
accommodations both second
class passengers, all on deck
The A extremely sharp clipper ship
OCEAN ROVER.
800 register H. Briard master clears for Sydney d.
rect positively April l.
For freight or passage apply TO
X. W. CAMsaON, No Bowling Green, ". Y.
Sight bills for sale and cash made consign
Consignfee in Australia Wilkinson Bros a Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28

COVENANT LODGE NO IS l. O. O. F.-THE OFFICERS
~ and members requested TO meet In their lodge room
No 1913 Bowery Tuesday 18th inst at O'Clock NJ 70
attend the funeral Of our late brother r. g. VIM Mckay
BY order. SAMUEL JA00ARD, N. q.
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SPECIAL nOTlCEp.

(NAUTION-fO WATCH DEALERs AND JEWKLL.AR6-
~ New York, March l85o-L u T: LEVITT London
watch hereby inform The trade that certain Of
their and that OF Norris Tobss 81 MnoreA London,
imported into this country previously To the OF
their agency 10 Maiden lane under the Of j. h
bradbury have been jeweed in This city IL marine
stones contrary 70 The principles on Which sr nae move
such alterations being not alone Injurious % the dusbi q
calculated 70 impair tho faith Of purchases these goods
whose reliance has been uniformly placed their quality In
movements, purchasers viii md on examination. THAI al
watch and Guished n their mandatory Len
don England ewed In rbies and chrysoes only And
for future protection the certificate which each
watch movement win be countsrgned by their sole agent
j. h. bradbury.
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T,AE BEIrlss AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAI
i

4 rG.ANrfC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
a panys New YORK and Galway next departure
Halpn On Thursday March 81 touching at St. Johns 70
second $50 third $0ncludng free tickets ali the princi
pal cities railway routes In Great Britain. Third Class
provide plate ine fork &C. and bedding Passage
g. JohnsFhI; class Ss second SIS For freight or pas
inquire Of the Express Company, 81 Hudson
and at their other advertised Offices In the Interior Pas
sAge In the third class be secured of the above
Offices from Of the principal cies
the lines Of railway In Great Britain for SIS Galway
for $50. AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY
"A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28

DEMovAL.-DEFIANCE sALAMANDER SAFE DEPOT
N removed from 1872 Pearl to 63 Murray street Col
lege place. ROBERT M. PATRICK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28

0yHE NEW LINE FOR San FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE
The favori.e steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, Captain Tin
klepaush will York from pier No North river
Monday, April H. at O'Clock connecting via Panama
Raiosd with the steamship UNCLE SAN now In the line
the Pacific ocean.
For pssage freight apply at the only once Of the line, No.
Bowling Green d. B. ALLEN, Agent
n. bah persons forbid trusting any account Of
the above shpS
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U9USr BELMONT, BANKER, rs BEAvEh STREET
a issues leers of credit travellers available all
Of the world through the Messrs Rothschld of Park, Lon
Frankfort Naples, Vienna and their correspondence
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN ELECTION
IN r s hire of the American Atlantic and Pacific
ship Canal company will be held at the office OF the Company
the city New York. Monday the I'd day of May next
from IL 10 . o'clsck 7. NJ.
JOHN p YELvERTON. President
ISAAC c. LEA. Secretary.
NEW YORK, March |, 1889.
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INSTRUCTION.

FRENCH GENTLEMAN, sKILrUI. IN TEACHING.
graduate of the University of France would give essons
in French In respectable american family exchange
we'll furnished ROOM Good references given Address r.
l. X, Herald office.
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FrHE UNITED woIKINGMEN'S ST ATE CENTR AL COM
mee will meet In New York Thursday, March 81.
business Of importance. r. G. WITTENBERI, Chairman
JAMES NJ. MANNING, Secretary.