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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-19
A Prosperous Railroad.

AT the regular monthly meeting of the Board
Of Directors Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, held few days since; it was found that
the nett receipts Of the company indicated an in
crease for the month Of February, az compared
with the corresponding period of the last year.
Of 500. Ill 30. This large increase, it will be oh.
served. happened in the first month after tho con-
necsiens with Memphis On che Mississippi, aud
Baltimore. Philadslohia. New York and Boston,
were made BY the opening of the Orange aud
Alexandria Railroad to this city. We are not nd.
vised what increase,or whether any has been real
lied on the Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad du-
ring this period; though it would seem that the
new and better facilities offered for trade and rav-
eli between those regions bordering the Mississippi
and the Northern Cities much of which hereto
fore went via the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad,
ought to ha increased largely the receipts OF our
road. 1t is surely not 30 soon TO expect the frat
Indications Of those fruits that have long been an.
ticipsted a the result and reward Of the heavy
expenditure that has been been incurred in con.
structiRg this great Improvement; and nothir
bat the most criminal folly and mismanagemen,
efsAs Virginia and Tennessee Railroad and its con-
nsotions. can .prevens the constant dow Of q tide
Of travel that shosld scarcely know any ebb. and
world mske shis great South Western roate the
grandest thoroughfare in the country.
In order TO- appreciate fully the advantage of
this route over all others, We have bat to review
tho following facts and figures. From New York
to Nss Orleans via this route, the distance is
l4o6 miles. with eleven changes Of cara by
way Of the Pennsylvania Railroad and Indiauop-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-19

YOUTHFUL lNcESDIAeY.-A hoy. thirteen
years old, has been arrested in New York. charg.
ed with setting fire to the residende of his father
seven times before he was detected. The only
reason he gave doing so was that "he wished to
see the ensies play"
ColoRED GRAMMAR Scuooi-A school for color
cd children. located in Mulberry street. New
York. was opened on Mond,y, There we're three
hundred pupils of both sexes pre- SENT who enter
ta'"ed a large number Of visitors with success
sion of songs.
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From WnShin ptOn,

WAsuiSGroS, March IL. The Senate in executive
sesson to-day reviewed is action Of yesterday, and
placed the Nicaragua treaty in position for consd-
Grafton. Three hours to-day were thus cons umrd'-
liy unanimous consent mud at tho suggestions OF Mica
ragnn TIVE Senate struck out the para graph by which
the United states agreed to use all moral md efrc
tive force to prevent hostile expeditions des ncd for
the republic of Nicaragua The other parts stricken
on, Yesterday restored. They in rsancc,
TINT the failure of Nicaragua to afford pre- lection
the United States may. with the consent Mt tho re-
quest of the Nicsmgaan government, its munster ut
Washington; or the legal authorities thereof, employ
sach force may be necessary for the purpose, but
other aud in exceptional of interfere ace or
when there il imminent danger 10 the lives proper
~ of American citizens the forces of the L, s.
thorizcd TO be used without previous consent The
treaty rejected 10y the following vote, two. birds
being necessary to araihcation.
, WAS. --Messrs. Baylor, Ncnamin Bglcr Bragg,
Right Brown. Chestnut, Clay, Clingman, Ciitten.
den, Davis, Douglas Fitch, Fitzpatrick, Green Gwin,
Hunter, Iverson, johnson, OF Arkansas Joh- son OF
Tennessee Kennedy, Lane, Latham, Mason, Pearce
Powell, Sebastian, Slidcll, roombs, wilson Yu-
lce-1l.
Na,s-N essrs Anthony Bingham. Cha ndlcr,
clark. Collamcr, Dixon Dooliue parkcr Fcsser-
den. foute, Foster Helr, llamlin: Harlan. King.
Summer Ten Eyck Trumhnll. Wade, Wilkinson 90
The mjnoct'on Of secrecy WAS removed fror, the
proceedings
It is kuown that both England and France have
made similar treaties with Nicaragua, iuslndne the
employment Of land aud naval forces, etc. but they
have not Yet been ratified
There is good reason orhclirving that no auth oritv
vested IN any of onr naval comm ndcrs in the Gulf
to resist n blockade OF Vera Cruz by vessel. belong
ing to Mamon but 1t is doubtless within the s..opc
of MAster MeLane's authority to exercise that pow
7 or
| It's said here by emincn, friends Of Vr. Cobb that
the Genagia delegates to Charleston will support him
Tor the Presidency The delegates from Delaware are
| said Ia be uucommtted.
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Further News bv the Circassian

! o., ,c ~ en- i..,.,.hes ~
VI. ieas' ra',n bar r.c.,yeI
me au.'se. y, '"e :, . ..s. - Inra. =.
LorI JONI nus:e' :" ~, ."s So. ,m..,on- liz
Pia,"e1 ..s w. 49, - "S ,.oa,v wa. in existence
sau, ~ -. 10 "' c."',.;a arny;d;no G,r the
$3.50" 80. is ...,t,n,n.ly onnoseI
ap"e A""o" "a n - -, a.. ,..,yemeyt
nI.;,n IN ,ho Rnrra.I.n coal nit. nenr
! - CLfIa !; .ar.oJ >. have kllcd nearly
en- en- 1871 y" ~"''' ~
! ~ ,o,,s x.,o, rox,s srrycu
~, rasos NanaIoor in his speecb. saws he
| -, H. .,.asn,, Fnrnno,, eomnlications are an
P.h ~, ,,ho;r and mad ,h.t Itnlv ia abaA freely
| I'll" -. n,,, ,r,;rs Rnt IL the French artny
,,sea Itaiv fran forei IN interference he has
-, ~ n, 40 limits ~ thai puaran,ee. He
b.s ,horoc,ra daclnrad IN the King of Sardinia,
,h., al,I,.l, leay;nc n him entire liberty of ne
finn bc cnn,,ot follow him in n policy which in
rho s,.s III E,rone .nnanreJ 10 intend The alsorp.
,;nn or tho S,o,s, o ItnIy and which threatepeI
,,a,, ,an,I;...,;ons Ue Ind dyised Snrdini, 10
,onl. favorable m tho vishe. of the Provinces
uh;.b of.r themselves 10 him but 10 maintain
~. "f Tns,anv and to r,,,,e.t the pr;n-
c,nlc Of tho right of the Holy SEQ.
This course will ,rsserye PRINCIPLES and calm
,nt,eLe,,ons md will raise Sardinia int, State
,.a,iaJ hy mora than nine IN Hons of spuls But
~ hi. ,ra,.T,rma,,on IF modern Italy will place
nll ,c rn.ses of the Aims in posse ssion of power.
ful States il becom.s tho Emperor's duty Tor tho
,,rc,y If n,r fron,ier IN claim the French side of
,e maintain This demand give. no cause Of
,larm ~ E,r,pe and does not belle the dirinter.
c,eJ ,o,;cv which tho Emn.r.r Inns profcsscd Tor
Fran,c does M, with IN proreed To this agyran-
E,"n,on, howoyer soau' II NAV he. either By
,,,,l,ary n.c,,,,;nn ar nv instruction rrovnked
H., ,nJcrhnn5 me,>n-rs hut by frankly expiain-
~. ,ha ,,,',;,n II, ,he ,,r,ot no,ycrs Tbe.. nnv
n,s tho Emnpror thinks. will deem that tho i'm.
oortant territorial arrangement about to be cfIrc.
- o,,,;,Io r.,,cc J., , ,,u,r.n,v iuI;.tcd Inv ma.
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rEn.AnELphlA cArrIr Mlpxrr n...,

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, M,Rcu12
l;eei tnae-EeoepS this week 400 head; the market was
dui a elite OF - els l) Ms rates OF last week
seS ~ fbSie 90 per lOo os as 10 the qualify Cows sold
al s-nio ~ each, according % quality ~
ehcep- About $40 head Offered. With sales nj "a G1I c.ns
u n gross, " aS'a WINS
" 100 bs net, ms Ia quality.
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LATER FROM PIKs's PEAK. st. Joseph, Nd.
March Is. The Denevcr City Express of the 9TH
inst. arrived here to day brings $4,000 IN gold
dust.
W. w. Atkins. who was severely wounded Inv
Sheriff kobler some weeks since, was hung O, the
18th ult by aband of Regulators. Atkins had
made threats against four mea at Mountain CITY
and was considered dangerous person.
The snow On the river fork was about two feet
deep but it was melting rapidly.
Some new and rich discoveries are report ID in
the neighborhood of Blue river, now Welding ~
cents to the pan.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-19

Tolls OF THE New York STATE RAILROADS.
Under the bill before the New York LEGISLATURE
imposing canal tolls the railroads. the follow.
ing are the amounts that the respective compa-
niss may pay in gross, instead of paying canal
tolls for three years.
New York Central 100000; Now York and
Erie $40, 900; Buffalo and New York and Erie
Sl5,ooo; osweso and Syracuse $500 Northern
railroad s. 900: Rensselaer, and Saratoga 81 600.
Sarato "a and Whitehall $1,000; Syracuse mud
Biughanpton $500; Water,awn and Rome 81.
900; Cayuga and Susquehanna $1,000; Roohes.
ter and GeneSee Valley. 500: Elmira, Jefferson
Onondaga $1,000. Total SlS7 900.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-19

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, MArcu IL
h 'ati--Ihr offerings 1T the Scales amounted 10
Glhcad OI the number offered 100 driven Ia mn
a'cpea ~ Ia ashtngioL cay. III Cit unsud aud IN,
remainder purchased b! Baltimore butchers tcs ranging
ir'dn 80 I" - ior loo lbs gross averaging 9s-, nd
Vance ii % c;s 10 lbs The last Ncrt Tie ma
kci closed d. Il and heavy day.
slee lhe market poor, supplied and prices are firm
err sts have 'Mrh making Ibis week al $Ij6If5 per lbs
gruSs as " quality. $500
lioE]l SHppy large and market duh and ,ir,ne
S nave hHet iaade is week ut 1850 500 per lbs 10
tlc utciers. - $3.50 '' -
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COMMERCIAL.
LYNCHBU RG MAR h ETS,
= REroziEp Br
A. B. FUCKER,
RODU q L B II . K Z r
1a9 NAIy STnl!ET

s-rhcse quotations. It viii he UNDERSTOOD represent whole
sale prices generally,
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Nails or Slbt II IN EIt HMpND.
B/iAAN N>rli sos. fpIh ,ceek eHdilg Hurci Is $50
Virginia yer cents Registered l;.ld- IVA int
Eirmnuni a.! Boini', Gst safes s94q and int
Petersburg tIy E"uua, last salts ! ana int.
l.ynchburg Cnl Bof ,, last 81 les 40 and nat.
Nor,'tn il! Hunds last sales -.
Farmers Bank Soak, sales fihr
IA,lairc Bank stock, sales $lni1a
Ranh I'll \ tgina SsIch sales 80.
Binh OF tbs Common" Vali anrk sales S?.ls.
Erlnpnl aud biG,iic L. H. iJUs guaranteed State of
W. last saI,s S9l
virginia Central L. H. EoHls guaranteed by Va TO
recent sales
ty ct lctcr-in: Beads guaranteed by State of Va no re.
"tut -al...
I"n River and kaiaw Ia Bonds guaranteed b, state of Va.
Lost sales Spl
EiciH.eHd F!rr AS ,riaion Stock, sll.s at 40
Nr-nia fre aud Nuriny ii-uraire stock last sales s9
Merchants inslrn stock. Inst s,,cS aI2 y.
virginia Central a. H. j.! Nor, I'c hnnus la, SAILS A., int
irnh Central - Z. Id Mortgages Bonds lat sales int
virginia and tennessee r. L. -md Mortgage Bonds, last as
-, and int
Virginia AMI renarssce l. /. .Al Mortgage Bonds last lcs
50 and tut.
Ncsaa and eancsscc Il. r. ard Mortgage Bonds last sales
$50 aud int.
Un; and Aymirla r. r. per cent Bonds la, sales asa
"ran;t AMI Alex AndtA L. l. per ecnt Boul, ~
and Int.
Manassas Gap T. r. per cent. Bonds sales SGo and int
south side H. H. 3"a guaranteed By Petcrshars sales
500
lnond Fredericksburg aul Potomac Railroad Stock las
sales $50.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock. las, sales $50
kchih1hd aud Petersburg Railroad Stock sales sh3
ltrtntlni AMI DanNitr Railroad Stock. last SALES TO
'Iaiits l.NeF aat kaaa~ Ia Stock. last sales $40.
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" mats the News! What's the News
MN, next Monday, March thc 9th, will be open hand
ses ana cheapest assortment of goods, consisting Of
mey imtroideries llces kbons straw Goods, Hosiery,
h h nsr ely The subscriber offers 10 his friends and the
stock with great care offer great Inducements in price anl
s'!e WIN Dc constantly receiving additions during
.fe season. and nm confident that Stock variety and
snsaIhess wil be unsurpassed. invite you give call
oeore purchasing elsewhere have handsome assor
meh OF French Micary, Flowers, Rbon uches, all prices
anu styles Braid Coburg Split and French Chips also Leg
hhe' Ltas and Infants Caps Ladies Dress Caps alsc,
black Grape Collars very cheap Collars and sctls
,ary e.gant from % cents up 10 $o ack Lace Walls,
Anhig ais splendid Curtain Muslin. very cheap; Gents
ana ladies' Kid AMI Silk iloves. good Mohair Ms and
mans 0'ner Things. TOO numerous TO mention. "Come
cone a 10 No. 81 Main stree. opposite s:izers hat store,
aud one door above TLurin;,ts confectionery.
march2, ODDLY JAS WILLIAMSON.
New Jewelry.
M have odGy several styles Of Coral Lava
W aud PearlJevsiry, which will be pleased IL show.
j. WILLIAMS Il son,
E5 ~ So Iain Street.
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Richmond Markets, March Il.

Arr,rs-N.rlhs. z .ad Z bDI according to quality Al
ios cent; shoulders "a cts rms IL cents
Il ia quality, Stock Ugh, a,i market nr'.
10 - els
Coa> ,wcqnoe now at 20, 50 cts; Old 7ea5s els.
C"e> MEu.sJ q bushel. Transactions in meal mostly
Ia The retail way.
t W. 3 a@lf 1 al III +" l5 eG9'' 3T rrmT
C,NpIE-.Tuio@ l;r's u D.; JacAsons bets; Huns l0
l,c Adananne 2d 23c; sperm liz; Patent perm GbGc
tf"n>iI nmrs i;'Ner fl'o4l,No u bbl Northern k'Sr'-
Cos"wGns and Rcd Ash Anthracite Coal for CRATES, 1870
Z cart had D bus; Z "n of 2oo lbss6; foundry do a.
s1nl y of 2io lbs; Unanimous Lump S;oo T. load
il cents
FrarnWctote ,ul rrae 4j3;Gt ;4D-snii.r paying tlo
I@1Sr @,u 40. l"ntei irn".aeo"' hN" Sd'sI'o Market
lIotR E,EUIis.=-%i e'nis.
tfptlnaes -l1emani light qqoe Peruvian At ~; \
81: Aa,a.'a N Brown '"Imb"n 80, e,scs Manipulated
ii' arn n. A M' Sft u n 10 !on E .".
'ms,ns Manipulated tiHan" go e ton,
fi>i-NotI 9cota NJ iicrrng~ Sla. \" Eonl Carolina
market MarkrreI lar,c 10. >, so.s; small do t,V.
FLtNsfrn --si,29 10 q hnehc.
t.2'e 30 i bsh"l oemtd Graz, i2It o. rs in quantity!
HW-.Wcp uor liza, III sllaQ0i.2o per twt from store
, ,Hn .I"5 from f E 1 S"' ~ and g%an
~: omn"n !igts 800 American country. none Gu! Nails
ivan Prime Lard in bblel1 e;tcgo pl, Refined
Land he.
lr4r.4-t sales sloo from wharf From store, quote
Northern fi,Nft II; Virginia 90cGisl,0n
Molt,ssNcw orleans a2ai5c; CUBA Muscovado sea-,
tlI1c1 nlm 2HtAzS els, Porto huu aNWt " cts.
nNrWc quote DGu % cts u b!shcl Of thirty pounds from
MlurS, aud drlo-
Bran cts; Shorts %; Brown STUFF 80 and Ship
StuI - T. bsliel.
led s. On Z b5l If hrce bushels Silver
100
Pas Black selling at :,Gs!.25 u bag.
PiNsfEF-Lump sales by The quantity 1928 Market quite
hare. tiaburn's kithm"n Ground $s,oU b ton packed
luo~.; ShHrps do. $500; loose $7'h.
PprNToES.-Wc quote Northern GtaG5e
hI,E=-l iGG'-..
ial-7 L 75t per busIel
Sr"NHsNe~ Orleans sugar. 500 cents; Porto Rico. sd
Nvc Loaf II a01119c; Crushed and Powdered 40 lie;
| coffee sugar y14@loc as 10 quality
SrABrn-Prime Corn 6fl6Jp; Pearl 1Gls4c.
SsITPrrRE-gQ1oc. " N.
Sttf-from store ~ 80 a sack.
Demonstrating doing in old Tobacco worth mentioning
What little Is offered Is al inferior quality. We quote inferior
Lug. nj $ZlIp3h; good and line - .f1a; inferior Leaf aGG
* good esGl S9GbflU; fne Manufacturing scarce-nomuu!
price slilD2n NJ English Ia market The receipts
ne" loose not 70 large. The quality isNel inferior thin
! tent and very dirty frices range from s4G1Gs 0h. some
| Inc parcels at tIui.
! lEAs- Imperial and Gunao"d,r 5ic,Gl sl..o
| 7 R2.iH {. bb
Wm> Tied l.8ol1si.35; White laeati;' and siGo for
| extra prime White.
M"hSnu parcels Of Tub Washed sold so IS cts un-
! washed thrl less File luality.
MHf,NEl !ru"ud Reclfrl "a 6G25is +. Stearns Co..
! hHited Rye Whish,y, now, 81: cid fl.5o.
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nSGs and on CLOTHS 10 be found this country and
nhnta ""ier them al prices low be obtained
any house OF reputable standing any the cities North
VI ms viewing Baltimore the legitimate market for South
oil the South. T,,or.h $40 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-19

q HASNEl COAL OLIVE are selling fine Cont Oil n,
v 81 % per gallon, mh ig-d-l SrABIER N JONES.
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" DE ROSA" LIfORICE.

HARPER FOR APRIL,
III PETERSON FOR April. at
uli, Ia M
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USAGE ORANGE SEED received by
~ NH iy.dts SrABLER h JONES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-19
TIME NATURAL PROPELLER.

without friction and entire evasion of back water mp
& by george or H. eavs s IN fns
mot been Isossh to head for the high seas The
70 the other This power may. and
over he Sser The In
two inventions for the same purpose would be like seeing two
n and e N The
The q Se has sv ss .ns e,s 'n me
propeller viii be patented IN England, France Brazil and
e as O. % ant ss and @
answered their time only falling when worse needed which
s 1 he ss' ans fail 70 he
and nsassncsfs psralyzed eleventh
hour When he ars made to the world the name ,n
ned emp of that family Of Inventions much
simplifying machine what now-ths simple To-
enton having one key or lever 70 raise one door and letting
8 confined In a short cylinder, and ~hch moyea within
Of he piston rod When at the stern direct sea TIA, wosd
choke wheel or paraze propeller or stand as Tor
The fIst moment ih. propeller proclaimed @ the world
man OF Science and @ % nf ns
about steamboat owners Of STEAMBOATS, Steamship
hunger and hrt paying invention and always
ssy 70 sns saT The ss also III ssy ans
& s ., q S ninety s out q 4.
propeller brought perfection be without
or ne as ps the be
nme miracle e ~ ind scientific or Rscc me hn
against the principles and entire prsscaby Of the natural
propeller being cap piece finish The This
Of back has nothing against
viii receive twenty cents from be ing
with ho have tina slightest the
subject Any that gentlemen please VIII
be received with thanks In helping deray expenses and
company applying the natural propeller 70 after
es ne a s 20
the Of such company for the full o. the patent
book viii be kept for scientific gentlemen and practical
chancs 10 enter their opinions upon natural propeller
The PROF intends 70 e.hb: his model wekns water
6 CT gaon. The exhibition 70 be open from the
morning 10 six in the evening No. 81 Park and las Mas
street. No TO- I'm the floor OF the Scientific
American. GEORGE l. CARVER,
Prom tor nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-19

THE DEATH BY CBLOROFORN RECENTLY, AT
Bellevue Hospital would never have occurred had Dr
LUTBERS Safety Anasthetic Inhaler been used. Drs
Francis, Mott Csrnochan Psasee, Sims. Crane, Issscs
Percy Smith Qusckenbos OMeagher, Hawthorne and many
others and recommend them the safest mode OF ad
minis,eripg choroform. No should inhale It except
u Great Jones street S. heavily silver plated.
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A EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY TO
IA PURCHASE
ELEGANT FIRST CLASS FURNITURE
AND BEAUTIFUL BRONZE AND MARBLE WORKS
OF ART $3.50

RICH CHINA AND SILVER WARE, PAINTINGS, PIANO
BY EyssE5L v; WEsTdofR, .AygrrosEER
AT THE ELEGANT PRIVATE RESIDENCE NO I52 WEST
TWENTY FIRST STREET, NEAR SEVENTH AVENUE
NJ THE PROPERTY OF JOHN 1. IIi.ToN, ESQ.,
Being the entire beautiful Furniture OF he house made
der and r class throughout all Of which viii be peremp,o
rally sold, rain or shine, comprising the large and beautiful
collection o. everything in The house furnishing line useful
ana ornamental consisting part OF sold
wood Psrlor Furniture making two complete M suits
In rich crimson and maroon satin two elegant
wood marble top Etegeres, with mirror doors; marble
top centre kofa and Pier Tables large mantel and
pier Mirrors with marble and gold base Tables
and ornou Chandeliers Turkish lounges with Arm Chairs
70 match French Work Tables. Lace Curtains Carps
wood IL octave Pianoorte with err
cases. ri n china Manel Vases, OH Paintings Bronze
bic Groups and Figures in elegant Equestrian Bronzes; also
Bronzes representing Scipio and Hannibal Arscns and
Baechn the awkers Tragedy and Comedy Peace and War;
elegant Paris Clock, month; with variety Of beau
iu parlo Ornamenta rosewood Chamber Furnur superb
English Blankets and Counerpanes an complete; elegant
rosewood Armour with French Mirror 'front.' French Chairs
Lounges French Mirrors Arm Chairs in velvet Brussels Car
PETS &c. Dining Room FurntureSuperior oak Extension
Tables large enough for thirty persons marble Side
Board oak Dining Chairs syerware rich gold band de-
coraed China ruby and crystal Cut Glass Table Cutlery &c
with variety Of mahogany Chamber Furniture not mentioned
Also ine Iron Safe Oohs Heater &c Catalogues house
morning of SALE which viii be positive and perempory
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7; A-rHE MEMBERS OF HENRY CLAY LOrGE
IA. NO 10 A. p. A. particularly requested 10 al
their Lodge Rooms Of Twenty hrd stree, ana eighth
avenue, Knckerbocker Hall Tuesday evening August a.
~ there business OF importance be Transacted BY order
OF ne W. WN BUCHANAN.
THosAs VI. REYNOLDS, X. g.
BELIEVING THAT NEW YORK IS TIE FIRST CITY
ID in The Union lar In advance of all other States
yards commerce. wealth and noble young behold with
wonder eno the palm OF citizen sodiery which hs
always eeen accorded 10 gani seventh borne from
by the Cbssgo Zouave Cadets formed
ZouGye corps BROOKLYN should behind Therefore
We, he advertisers deem our duty srest from them
spr, OF friendly emulation their chanpi aga and proclaim
world thai Now York State is sn ahead 10 well drilled
chizen sodiery. See advertisement under military
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS UNCLAIMED IN THE BANK
MI Of England-3o 900 names advertised for heirs be
searched Zee S. at the Heradry Office $40 Broadway "
HAYS Proprietor at present 10 London and undertakes
for wills, chancery records advertisements family
pedigrees and grants Of arms.
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nFFICE or TITS COMMISSION ERs OF PusllC CHART
" ard Correction. R0tnn "A PARK New f0rk, An dst
IS 1880 To ihe Medical Protest. uThe Commissioners Of
Public Charities and Correction VIII recelve appeions rom
medical graduates from medical colleges ~ emf
COY The rscns row vacant OF Asss,snt PHYSICIAN AZ
Rardaa isis hospital for treatment o. children aad
Hospital wells Island for TIE treatment Of
sdu. Als for p0@iOi Of tSo ASSISTANT Physicians At
Asylum, sn1 Assistant Fhyecian a. Island
Hospital Bsckwels Isard the vscandes Of whch viii
IT, September Applicants VIII
Ns ses.r n their qualifications undersigned
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