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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-01

AUSTIN CoRBIN. GEO. g. c.. DOW. 8. =. BROWN.
coz 81N, DOW 4 BROWN,
A TTORNEYSAND COUNSELORS ATLAW,
IA and Not,ries Public.
). I. Brown, United States Commis missioner.
OFFlCE-At Macklot 4 Corbin's Exchange Of
nee, Davenport, Iowa. mAr3-tf
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GEORGE T.. HCD0E1L.
TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOT 1ARt PUR-
n Lie. OrvicE. No. l, (up stairs )ovsr Smith .
Variety Store, corner Of Brady and second streets.
apl6 dly
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EDW ARD >. FRASER

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, AT COATES
~ Patchin's old shop, alley opposite Engine
House on Brady street. apl0-d1y
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BosroS. July 80.
Hon Jonathan Phillips died yesterday, aged
50. He was among our moet worthy and be-
nevolent citizens
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w r LAKM,
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
IA and Notary Public, Metropolitan Block, Dav-
export, I,wa. mar5 II
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TnE "little joker" comes to the rescue
of poor Bob" and tries to lift the burden of
that worthy's shoulders, and place it upon his
own brawny back. Chivalrous little joker thus
to come to the aid Of the doctor" in the hour
OF need. You are even more worthy the title ol
the Good Samaritan than the pedlar himself
Henceforth you shall wear it. There seems to
be q conflict Of authorities in the Gazette Of
ic- Boo" fourshes around the streets and
gives every body to understand that he wrote
the bundle Of falsehoods. published as the re-
port Of the proceedings Of the Democratis
Club. He admitted. as We are informed By .
gentleman Of veracity. that he knew his report
to be wrong. but pleaded in extenuation. that
"his bread and butter depended on his Civ
ing . report satisfactory to Sanders" 1t
seems to us that the source which pro.
vides him with lodging and other entertain
ment, might alec keep him supplied with
bread and butter" However. the little joker
ascertained that there vas q brace Of lies in
Bobs report, aud he is ambitious Of fathering
them. He not only fathers Bobs, but he in
vents two or three of his own-whch are 80
characteristic, that he need not fear that any
one will mistake their paternity. For instance
he charges that gentleman of this city tried
to buy the Sarsfield Guards and bribe them to
elect him Captain. This is a silly lie, an just
what might be expected of its author. Any
nan who should approach the Sarsield Gaards
with such an offer, would be as heartily des-
uised as is the little joker of the Gazette. or
his peculiar" local. There is no man foo'
enough to offer q bribe to the Guards. and but
one man mean enough to pretend to be an
Irishman in order to get position in the com.
pany. As for the triHing. secondhand remark
that We are writing ourselves down an ass, We
have only to say that one Of natures journey.
men, who made the little joker, wrote so 'egible
. baua-that for him to write himself down
an ass, would be entirely q work Of super -sro-
CATION. Nature wrote that word oil over im
| in capitala
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HYDRAULIC CEhENT OR WATER LlMF
i JUS Received on consignment 50 barrels,
and for sale by
ariA-., RM. PRETTYWAN.
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From Cincinnati .

CINCINNArI July 80.
T. W c. Denver 4 Co. assigned today
Liabilities el1O, 900; assets email.
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MASS CONVENTION
Of the National Democracy of Iowa


ing that the Convention Of the National Democ-
racy, that met in the Hall Of the Maryland Insti-
ture in the city Of Baltimore, on the 23d day OF
June last, truly and faithfully represented the
sentiments and doctrines Of the National Democ-
racy throughout the Union both in their platform
there laid down, q I'D in the candidates there pre-
sented John C.. Breckinridge and Gen. JOS ph
Lane, hereby call upon all National Democrats and
others, who have determina to support those
gallant men, Breckinridge Of Kentucky, and Lane
OF Oregon, to meet in Mass Convention at Daven-
port on the 18th day Of August, 1860, to organize
the party and transact such other business as may
come before the Convention
Austin Corbin. Patrick Qugey,
John Johns, Warner Lewis,
Geo H. Parker Charles Corkery,
Il. C. r. Mitchell, J.J +. Norman,
r. NJ Prettyman, s. ~. Fenn:more,
Alfred Edwards, VIM. Myers.
A. F. Mast, John D. Jennings,
]. ]. Burtis. John F. Lowell,
Frank Piumer. James Williams,
A. w. Church, H. Il. Heath,
T. D. Eegal, C.. 3. ID. Jones,
Laurel Su miners, ]. H. Emerson,
J. W. Churchill, John Stroll,
I Nj. Talmage, Hardin Nowlen,
James Armstrong. A. D. Anderson,
Thomas Urr, Ralph Sawyer,
Edward Z. Davis, w. W. Bird,
Daniel D. Slaughter. Robert Williams,
James A. May. John A. Mccormick,
John J. Severance, John H. AXE,
VIM, L. Greathouse, B. w. Thompson,
F. H. Shepherd, J. NcMinomy,
Alex Speer, SIN. Houser,
George w. Fulliam, A. L. Mason,
A. kennedy, l.. Sutherland,
An ell Humphreys, John F. Duncombe.
J. Brownsworth, G. T. Hastings,
VIM. Williams, R.McAllister,
Thomas Sargent Z. Knapp,
John Alexander, A. II. Palmer.
D. B. Smith, H. l.. Woliard,
John G. Floyd, John Stiers,
d. 8. McGugin, A. c. Reynolds,
Joseph Armstrong, Z. Wallace.
James Harper, George l. Stevens.
E. Rnch, VIM. kinser, ST.,
John H. Turner, J. J. Hopes,
Henry Mockmore, Wilson Wright.
jeremiah McMinomy, X. NJ. Cassady,
Samuel Duncon, James d. Test,
Since the above call was first published the
following names have been received by the Com
nit.ee, endorsing the same, exclusive Of some
thirty five from lie Claire, in this county.
Au-rIs CoHBIS. Chairman.
Davenport, July -, 1850.
Geo. T. Jones, NJ B. Mulxen,
n. N. Hayden, Richard O'Brien,
=. n. Guthrie, ]. b. jenkins,
7. Is. Chase, H. Il. " elsh,
W. Redhed, Jas. Wood,
John P. Kribbs, Geo. W. Camp,
A. w. Purdy, J,J. Welsh,
0. L. Bakeden, r. RAwson,
A. T. Hay, Thos. L. Espy,
d. Farmer, H. q. Simpson,
T. Finnegan, d. L. Ellsworth,
J M Curtis, Wm. Myers,
Chris. Neibaner, Samuel Osborne,
J. II. Eme- son, David Grant,
Rob't Shisrd, John Narse,
E. H. Albee, John Hancock,
Israel Jenkins, &c. Gross.
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JAMrs Aw mSrnONG

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUH-
~ lie. OFrIcE-Nicholls' Block, (up stairs.
Davenport, Iowa. mar22-dtf
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n. OLIvRR.

J. G. sHoRBY. n. OLIv8R.
NBOREY d OLIVER
Z OG PUMP MAKERS.-SHOP ON THE AL
IL Icy. between Front and Second, and Brady
and Main streets, Dav nport Iowa.
DAvENPoRT, March 3U-d3mwt.
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j. w, esUlsR. R.Au

J. w. GUlfEsU,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC
~ and Commissioner. Ofice-No. 5 Daven-
ports Block. Entrance on Main street.
julyl4 d&wly
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n. ~. PRETTY NAN.
(FoRMERLY BURROWS PRgTrYAAE
CTORAGE, FORWARDING AND COMAiS
, sion Merchant, and Steamboat Agent.
NO. I, Eussow's nIoch Leves,
ap'4-t DAvESPoRr, Iowa.
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A. u H. n. Kelly.

DACKERS OF BEEF AND PORK, ANIL
L Shippers OF Live Stock, 81 Brady Street.
Jan l0-dfw
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WATER MELONS have made their ap-
pearance 10 our city. They are rather poor af.
fairs and are held at very high prices.

TuH PRINCE OF WALES CoxINo TO
DAvESPoRr.-We notice BY . telegrsrhic die
patch sent to Chicago. that Col. Walters. of
Her BritAnic Aajestys service. has engaged
rooms at the Burtis House. in this city. for His
Royal Highness. the Prince of Wales. who is
expected here in few weeks. We would sug-
gest the propriety Of . meeting being called
and steps taken to give the illustrious stranger
. fitting reception. We have been assured
that the military. including the II. A. De-.
would turn ont to man upon such an inter
eating occasion. The Chicago Democrat says:
II dispstch received here last night from
Davenport is correct. the Prince of Wales
that 10 to say Baron Renfrew-is coming to
Chicago. This dispatch states that Col. H.
Walters. Of Her Britanic Msjesr . service, ar.
rived at Davenport. Iowa on Saturday night.
and engaged rooms At the Burtis House H. that
city, for the Prince Of Wales.
Baron Rentrew may prob bly, 60 to Daven-
port from Cincinnati. up the Mississippi river
but either on his way thither. or on his re-
turn, be will he sure to pass through Chicago.
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CRAs. Z. PUTNAM. JOHN y. ROGBR0.
PUMA N l. ROGER6
A TTORNLYS AND DCOUNSELORS AT LAW.
IA OFFICE, Davenport Block, No. ~, Main IT.,
Second Floor. jUn7-du
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Law kSArlaAcs All ip.

Law PMrlmcs ship.
yNo p COOK J. WILSON DRURY.
COOK l. OKUMY,
Successors to Cook, Dillon d LindLey.
I'VE HAVE FORMED A PARTNERSHIP
w for the pr ctice of the Law. to which We
shall devote our personal attention.
March 5 1860 COOK i DRCRY.
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The GREAT SECRET OF SUCCESS
The Fall trade of this section 10 just commeno-
ing, and the time has arrived when it would
be emnently proper for our merchants to make
known to the public the quality and variety
Of their various wares. 1t is thI oueh the pub
lie pres that this must be accomplished. and
sdvertising is the means. The papers Of tn .
city have large and rapidly increasing circu.
latiou. and they are the most available vehic-
liss through which the merchant and business
man can make known to the public what he
has in the way Of bargains to offsr them. All
large fortunes made in trade have been great
" augmented BY judicious system Of adver-
ing, and no merchant can prosper without he
makes use of the newspaper to greater or
Iess extent. Send in your favors. gentlemen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-01

JOH c. BILLS,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law
"A and Notary Public.
OvFIcs -Davenport's Block, Davenport, Iswa.
ray2S
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DCRTlS HOUSE.,
NORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
" Davenport, Iowa. mch22dtf
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OUR ILLINOIS TRADE. - We are
pleased to notice the interest taken by the
merchants 10 the enterprise Of attracting trade
from the other side of the river 10 Davenport
There is no reason why We should not do at
least two-thirds of the business now done by
Rock Islaud dealers. Our merchants enjoy .
far better credit than thoee of our sister city,
and they can purchase goods much cheaper
and on more favorable terms. This being the
case. 1t et.nds to reason that they can offer far
greater inducements to the citixens Of Rock IL
land and adjoining country. than can the Rock
Island merchants At this time . large num-
Der of the citizsns of Rock Island do the most
Of their tradirg in Dave port. where they say
they can do much better than they can ~
home. The establishment Of ferry at Awda.
lusia. has greatly increased our business, and
We may look for still greater increase when
the crops commence moving. Let our mer-
chants zee to It, and not all,w their srdor to
cool Advertise literally aud you will be
sure to succeed.
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mEHON 4 wBDD

IJOUSE PAINTERS AND GLAZIERS
/ No ., East Third street, Davenport, Iowa,
Plain AMI Decorative Paper Hangers, Grainers,
Aarblcrs and Sign Writers.
Messrs. G. W. having had upwards Of twenty
years experience in the business, guarantee sat
isfAciion to all parties entrusting work to them
10 Paper Hanging 10 every style, from COM
mon brown paper " the most elaborsts decora-
tions.
n. B. Whitening and Wall Coloring. lje26 dSm
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NEW ADNTS.
Slrayed-SJ Reward.

oTRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER on
y the 18th day of July 1850, q WHITE COW,
with white specks upon her neck, short horns, and
about five year old. The COW caa be lett IT Mr..
Mcuanus', at the foot Of Third street
jy3I-w3t SAMUEL LONG.
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CARDS.
IGNATsUA lANGGu

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON d ACCOUCHEUR
i OvFrcE-South east corner Of Brady and Sec
ond streets. Once hours from TO 8 A. H., and
to5P H. june27 II
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Boar6 anb Rooms.

CT. DENIS HOTEL,
~ Corner Of 1ltlst and Broadway,
NETWORK
Opposite Grace church,
DIR f. T. BALLOON has the pleasure to that be has
leased the bovenaned Hotel for term Of years has been
completely renovated and pat Ia order and ready for the
accommodation Of Tran dent and Permanent Guesls
Parties visiting NeYok wishing to adopt the European plan
living III find ell the necessary accommodation al this Hotel
Mr. Bslcom having been for Eve years connected with the
management Of the 81 Nchos aud recently with the
F Avenue Hotel Of this city, feels that he "a competent to
give entire sssction al who may become his guests during
theb stay IN NewYork
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4ouses TO fet.

COUNTRY PLACE to LET, at NYACK, on
" the Hudson, 2s miles from the cityThc place Ia In fair
state Of cultivation acres with variety Of fruit and vegetables
which viii be let with the premises good House aud Bsm
nan he paes has charge Of IT For particulars apply to
}. GROWER no GO Broadway.
r. s. The place is knos 10 Crow sn's place.
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Financial.

EUGENE THOMPSON, Auctioneer and Bs2aes
II No II Pine st buys and cells STOCKS and BOhpho ~
BrokerS io.rd INSURANCE. STOCK st privns sss. Pnos
Oyupnt Of Inmrsncs Stock issued senimonthiy. ts-I
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9orsss, Carriages, &f.
90 farmers ano Others.

A GENTS can make from S. to SIS day selling
N JOHNSONS ATTENUATED COAL TAR; for cxteTnin-
spr insects and vernn from field and garden It's Putup IN
eight pound boxes and sold The low price OF 81 per box aud
to every description Of vegetation from every
species Of insect and yern Full particulars Of Agency sent
AddressJ G. WELLS, Sole Agent cor Parkfow and Beck
nen-st., New-York. ....| ID
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CTELNWAY & SONS
GOLD MEDAL
PATBNT 9yERsTRUN9 GRANDs

And SQUARE PIANOS
Are considered the best PIANOS manufactured
haze taken sixteen first premiums gold and
pianos q the best mako Of NewYOrk Boston, Philadelphia
sn Smona tSe iuss., wsr. co,eb, Vim Ms,on IT wo
lenhsupt and other musical brities.
ST SONS do not atsts who in this couny
tune since a. /. wekncwn fact that such important i'm
nave been made IN pianos quite recently that many
the best years ago cannot BY Gny means Claim the same position
We subOn the following certificate given within the last
months by nearly all the leading and mos, prominent artists and
The under;nsd having personally esamin'd and practically
those remaining. do hereby certify:
Piano greatly improved in quality quantity and power
The sound by seinwsys improvement much more even
n any other PisSo with Which we are sequsntsd
e sd aus hVSsn Ss . Mr. 81 s
construction hiss ever been known used far the under
GUSTAV sATTER, WILLIAM MASON,
T Ga HE HE s sPSRdE V! M9Raah
S SM S SRisfiow G GAsh Rt e 3faM
Eseh instrument sa v,ra1 rant S so term Of ays years
CTEINWAY & SONS GOLD MEDAL PAT
~ ENT OvERsTRUNG GRAND and SQUARE PIANOS
considered the beS. Pianos manufactured and
WsreroOms Nos. 90 and 81 wslkorss, near Broadway.
Vie DRlGG FAIENI PlANO-FOkIE6.
The briggs PIANO COMPANY have the ssclu.
vs to manufacture these very superior toned iAsass
Gns assortment Of which Is for sale at their Wsrerson
No. 467 BROOMESf.,
TNHE briggs PATENT PIANO-FORTES, or
the VIOLIN PIANO, for sale at the Music Store Of WIN
HALL SON, $40 Broadway, between Spring and Prncesa
paints, Oils, &r.
DEFINED PETROLEUM OIL gives brilliant
III fame buns without odo light coored and Ia net expo-
sive. For sale by r. L. b. MAYHEM, No. l2o Msdenlane.
On EMPIRE STATE OhO
StO COAL OIL CO., %tO
REFINERs Of ILLUMINATING and LUBRICAfINd OILS
Billiard Gables.
DHELANs
l. IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES AND
COMBINATION CUSHIONS.
Protected By Letter. Patent dated Feb lsesss Oc. &C. 1881
~ The improvements In these tables make them uu
surpassed In the world They offered 10 tho scientific
Billiard players combining speed with truth. before o.
tanned In any Billiard Table.
Mandatory Nos. 6s, 81, and SO Crosbyst.
PHELAN C0LLENDER,
Sole Manufactures.
Roofing.
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T. II LrpIow Auctoneer
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

r. H. LUDLOW 4 Co will cell at suc,ioa, on TUES
DAY. June 49, 1862 at II O'Clock at No ~ Stuyvesantst
between 9Th l0hsta tie entire FURNITURE contained
In said house comprising richly carved rosewood PiauoFoe
Earere arblecp Table, and Secretary, rosewood
Sos Side Chairs and Rockers in au brccate oak Sofa in
reps Essy aud side Chairs leather and broc
tell oak Extension Dining Table Bookcase, marbeOp Buffet
ns1bletop Umbrella Stand aud Side Table, mahogany Ward
robe French Bedstead and abletop Dressing bureau Cottage
Furniture Velvet Brussels aud Ingram Carpets marble Mantle
Clock Mantle and Pier Glasses Tea and Coffee Urn Cake B
French China Dinner and Tea Sets Cut Glassware together with
choi, Paintings and EngsSing and valuable Books among
which are History United States Coopers and
SCOTS Novels rvings Works Encyclopeda Americana, Hc
Of Kitchen Furniture with which the sale
will commence. NiSt
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ATORANGE, n. J.-COUNTRY SEAT Of 10
"A % acres near depot Arstclas improvements ch sci
Ss q ld 5 sass AR Spp sot %ss
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE, SPRING SIDE.
~ TsnytownE II. LUDLOW Co will sell at Auction lon
WEDNESDAY June 70 at OsicSa On s p,e%ai,e, s1s
Bioad.ay ass half I nil. from the dsps
The Building. consist Of webui and convenient Dwelins
House fifteen rooms with very so%nsndng .pes also
between 1--WE and six hundred Broadway bordercd with
evergreen hedge resting bank wall Inc mont lava
sI s I" and nH sSSeshrS with shrabbsy shade
Spring Fountain DO On The rear are grove q rGse r.
bearing with Kitchen Garden Psu f,Ia re- Ias e., si
TIE seuery and River View. are Of great extent aud beauty
and the property combines advantages and attractions
4: there place several distinct Building s ss
the ss w ssl r pEs 81 III he
Of u met win on hss day Be offered At PUBLIC SALE
either fn + b es SSgl9s a1l:GSi acres
Lis % @ three to
O, acres cgdHs s5s Br ooh G[ o as ma
ST. OF or taS cHARIEs LYON on the Premises.
EOR sALE-Iu stockbridge, Mass, five minutes
sted Of the beautiful villages OF Ihs
House oory frame In good order with CafIase-ouse
lcehouse fsd with fire garden. and choice variety OF fruit
Price So 900; one-half remain mogss Posse.son
INN, N ds y, For further pa JOHN P&IS No.
9Th 81, or 10 tn. Rev A. H. DAsHiELL, IT,, ssostbdss
Aass.
LlOR SALE-A desirable COUNTRY SEAT on
i Long Island Sound hour from the city sccoi by
NewIIsSen Railroad Steamboat The House fue. large
and oden-bui In perfect order The grounds ccnsis, Of
house &c This property viii be sold applied for
soon FOR 'uf'he' JAS g. STEVENS No. 81 Pes
EOR SALE-Iu Brooklyn, +. d., at bargain
Il Two hrsiclsss a.story and basement BRICK HOUSES
with al the modem & c @ oo '. sr ?" s0u,S
ply TO T. HINES, on the premises.
L'OR SALE or EXCHANGE for City Property.
IL FARM of 800 of beautiful rolling land In North
Western Iinois Rock River three miles from popuous
city well wooded and waered and having rail road running
through II Apply to VAN wIGKLE & WlSAfS. Pine-ss
EARNS for SALE, CHEAP.-We will supply
tracts OF good Farming Land in the State Of Missouri not
a 81 S snd % 1I s sed GIVEN
stamp for plot and particular TO Z. BlLBROUGH Co.,
United States Land Agents St. Louis Missouri
ORANGE, N. Fifty COUNTRY SEATS,
" VILLAGE RESIDENCES, FARMS, and VILLA SITES
"a great variety within hours ride Of New forkor RENT
and for SALE by H. Il BLACKWELL, NO. oy Wiiian-st'
Hew.York to II "a. m No. ~ Msst, Orsnge TOO M
ONE VILLA, on about acres, ready for occu-
" pancy; aso ore PARK PLAN of 80 and several
sd DIS SiihS' i'i 'AhN at we" ''.I cARPESTER
q 700 ACRES of good long Leaf Yellow Pine
n, (UU Lumber LANDS, situated on the Alstamshs
River As miles from Dan, Georgia The Timber large aud
suitable fo European orders The whole tract viii Dc sold low
property. Apply to J. CRAIG, Lumber Merchant Phiade
rihis.
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CEwING-MACHINEs to LEr-An kind. a

- hrt class Machines hand and for sse ses
hand Machines bought al the kEW-YoRk SEWING-MA-
ChiNE EMPoRICM ~ broadway, cor. Bseousst, "a boz.
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OyyIcE on InE DELAwARs, LAcxAwASyA AID WEsTzRy !
RAIL RsAD Co. No IS Wism-st NEW YORK. June IA 1850
NOTICE.-A DIVIDEND of SIX PER CENT
IN or the months ending 3oth June Inst has been declared
the Capitol Stock Of is Company which will be ndorsed
the Scrip about be issued 20 provide for the pay
Of the Income Convertible Bonds outstanding
The Stock Trsnser books viii be closed rom this date to the
morning Of July s. By order Of tie Board Of Managers
A u DlLI. Secretary.
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gales by AurtiSn.

A n HsxxB. AuctIonse<
.DY BAEGS, MERWIN, e. Co., Irving Build
- ias< hel 90 and sss B0aiwsy nsss the Assr0'ohssz
'wrpNrspAY AFTERNOON, ysns o. ct &e'clock.
VALUABLE LAW LIBRARY-!o be sold By order q 81
ss<see corprspx complete sets Of Common Lew and Chan
cery Rspors q VARIOUS States aud Of the Federal Cou Ad
iraty Rsports Statute Laws Disess Commentaries and
collection o. Elementary Works. mostly last editions &c As.
MONDAY EVENING, juno IL, at y ocock
STANDARD B0OkSIn part selections from priyae libra
ries comprising valuable Books various subjects Including
any Agricultural works and collection OF miscellaneous
Itersture and classical and school books 20
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20 Mon. L Mer Bend. els ~
20 srtisanS Bark, SHG -
20 North River Ina, as
~ Merchant Frs, &5a ~ "a
80 y. Y = T. r, r., slo1 ~
30 Metropolitan fBs'. SfoS.
g ~ Y. Corn Bx- Co. as5.
% N j. kylr s. 8 Co. $iss.
10 Brook Bdwey x. r., 49,
4 Col Mr.. 300. -
80 Knickef',ockeffoe, tiaA
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No. % kFiIIlAn' 81, pfhf ~ al; y
s. North River Bank $50. !.
10 Shoe & Lessher Bsnk, sfcs.
10 Market Bank, $40.
Lamar ms. 500. fNT !
30 Hapui.ton Ina, fa5. Lrf :
% Crest Wet. Mar, 4foo.
D. Mer. Mar 300.
10 Commonwealth Ins., 300. J
% Irving, S25.
20 Artisans IBs, 800.
10 Neptune Mar, &loo.
~ Rrooklyu Cen. II. r.. $50.
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ALBEIT Fl. NICOLAY, 81 - IA
"A AUCrI0NEER AND srocKsKcKgK,
No 81 William s-E SURANCE STOCK and other Sccuritic.
Al priyste sale STOCKS and BON5bought sold a.
Bfokers' Board The Price Current issusd enmonlhiy.
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Real estate for Sale.

AT ORANGE, n. J.-COUNTRY SEAT Of o z
"A as sore, near TO depot Hrsss improvements ch scil
peny Of fruit pure spring water hot and cold carries
through the buildings Apply TO L. Patton Co.. Mihams
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EOR SALEM StOckbridge, Mass, five minutes
sed In one Of the beautiful villages OF Tbs
House ostory frame In good order with
lcehouss sd With fine garden and choice variety OF fruit
Price So e0h; one-half remain morgsss Possession
given distey For further particulars apply 70 KNOX
MASON No III Broadway. or JOHN L. MASON. No 2s5
4thst to the Rev A. II. DAsHiELL, IT,, Stoekbridss,
AaEs