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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-06
ThankculneAs the Incentive to GrAt.tude
C4H1tgt, ITI.

The nni' rsEneh ir.r"us ~ ArGrAi iniiAV'ho.t -,
snai bt untnf:.iiA iAir rEnuRlr b la siusrJ Ail,.c
H''r' r.rinshrf' r,I =. g! tlr .ud-rifg, p.N, ~
ifA 1"f. hr'' u IT. duty "a t1. I",iiIy Npr.., h
T'"'i irtf, = A't..d' I" br J. }. CJaILsI L.r ~
r. rintr'rt rev v.rN ''li- l., arh T.. ~. d.aris
u" fis'r ss'g 'tmi'i'ms N chl,ni :" rhr Ilri -
fth "ts ~ ur-r'r Hat rI..A,i. H. ,.L't 4 i,,..
II IN body and n,ind. urAh', to =" v'orr-v.i Il
MOI iTit'nR duty IMPOSED IN H. da.ly =, ~ Ai!s:,
- We. tglt Vie advice many fIv.r Ian. w. n
81 hTI r'RAni,i my dips NSr Of Tlh,ne .MpoTtaMr-
but A'''' Ar-r t,U u,Cts and in sr1. -L "a.
stances, month. ~ their treatment found Ia ny
urut'fShi- h"rrot that instead o. r.lic' ,R~ .vmv-
toms became m"Tt alarming In ti.riV tnrtur, au.t
h az toll ~ "n- that nv disease, br,e rsin. Pay
c"ndr-d =" the BRAN. M d. inrs uouIl T.. - l,iie
c'ns'q qnrbcr. ] hr1,a,resi Of ever r. lining nv
h'aI''. s'r-i eth and energy: and a. lac, r,.,r:
Ar with but . fAint hop, called uI1nn d. CaaLkaV
aver 'Nain'h'he nv csc I'rsGribed som L.
'c which almost instantly relieved rne Of the ,iulI
bAn and dUEin".p IN MY hrsd. Ei.t "uTARrd kY this
-uit Ircs"lVtd {" Place ny~lf Immediately und.g
his care. aud by StTIct "ieArhct to all his airrs
i"ns AMI advice. nv b., ali leeA r tlrAr nv ~, =,
collected. the constant isaln In Hy hack and Rroine
~" urAkn-S~ ofmy Limbs, the nervous f,or OF ny
whoir body on the siiEht-st alarm nv rVci,,m. NJ
TIE nAtnir' ~ and evii fort boiLRs; ule O,lfIis
'rnsi Ahi want 81 confidence IN others Ihe neApabI
iiy to siHly AnL want uf soiutI0n the friehf e1
c',ns. and At iI'n-' pieNsTshie DIRE AIMS At night,
hH'"ed by involuntary dIschAFses. have all diSap.
f'Afrd "nd Tact. IN to" n''Iia' amer having e"n.
suited ne Doctor, ! hh as Hih,trrI by q nrw liz
that hft uhl.h LuI . .hnFt time ago, ] confirm.
Lated IL" ~ hy my oSn hAnd.
MH!' ''U l." Euard II.r unfortunate from fall.
,'g h;' uc 'har"' 81 inc mT'etrhi quAeLs. ! A--m
Il mt duty {" offer ihi, testimony to the merit AT
'shl OF ;'r. CLaPkay. and recommend him 10 all
~" "H! s'a"d IN need a. medical advice. b, ing
assured hI NV own SHpeTiShe<. that once under
- car iAhI'A' ehd peTh.Ahtnt cure will fT a.
rctet. B.F. TILLMOKE.
s'Aic c'Car'"rniA, county ~ San FrAnci.cu.- sch.
sr''<f and 'w"Tn to before ME, this lIah day Of
tS,Rn,dI Jo,N Mimi ,1nw =, ! 49,. U.Au
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-06

Hunter street, lrt"'.n Main and Lc,r- st,-k
ton and lIr.t stI,':, >An Josr. suXI5,n
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-06
S. HARRIS, n

Plaza CORNER, PL.'CERVLLE,
rs receiving, by every Steamer. the latest Allan
i tic and European New papers, Pictorials
and Magazines. Also, California Weekly News
papers and Magazines, for sale at reduced prices.
S5-a s. HARRIS.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-06
Remarkable Instance O: Medical Relic.

I'lHW ~ iih - y o t'it;..'r. ~ 'lrro:t, 49,
W 'f"F' 't"iu W. T. ~. - '-'a.. W %. having -.
V'N'r'd th'r hTu'C h'ai't. Aid M" Bad hV rth'i.
iuir. iutS' khtuf -. '.s,. s-I r.iu,1l.i g,i'
h"h tci s''''tH'i'' ar apth n'tt si-d IVA N"iatN
f-l,tr IT, AZ .. Z -. iy ~ -r.u-N ,,,',.
p"hhihcir I"lli'i't, Ahi ~ r"fnu' nj r..r l~fA.,
to the atfrn;.ui, -, al Chit
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-06
THE EYESI THE EYES /!

>.>.,rr,1.t./1 DIR. Y. H.PkRDEE. 0eufst.-
\%N ~ After pFetrseeed blindness OF
- more than eve years DR.. PAR
- DEE has made himself thor
[I0NS> Ougly and SCIENTIFICALLY aci
'I/I:t;EN\N.N qualntcd with all diseases Of the
Eve and has nov been In practice eight years In FAN
francisco with n success that can not be euTpasscd
in any part Of the United Ststes and fot proof OF
this he sllt substantlate BY that hnve been
cured ~ him. after having exhausted the skill q all
the eminent OculisiS in the cities Of Boston, Phila'
delphia and NeW York. DR.. p wholly objects to the
use Of caustc blue stone keeping the patient in
dark room, dieting, bstering. cupPnf-the bine pill
At niRht and salts In the morning, etc, etc. DIR
PARDEE has ALTO been remarkably successful in the
treatment Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, aud all pains
about the head and the frequent calls that he has
for his Rheumatic mixture from all parts Of this
coast with the many testimonials, Is positive proof
Of Its efficacy; aud to prevent answering nany In
quries by letter he will state that !: can he sent to
any part Of the State coast, and each bottle will
he accompanied with full directions and receipt
for . Iiniment, magical In its effects over pain'
ingredients Of which can be procured anywhere
price. go The ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted BY DIR.
4. have all the natural movements OF the real eye,
and cannot be detected even BY close inspection.
Address DIR. e. II. PARDEE,
San Francisco, California.
OETICE-No. 3l7 Clay street, opposite the Plaza
Hotel au2j-6m-laW
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7. CARR, N Z. PHILLIPS
CARR & PHILLIPS.

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
IL MERCHANTS-ST0RAGE-O Fellows Fire
proof Building, Placervllle, California.
RRpHR III -
J. II. Coghill Co. 9. F..J. II. Carroll, Sacramento,
9. Bradshaw Co., do J. b. Dayton, do
Sullivan Cushman do VIM Perkins, Folsom.
j. NJ. Phelan do u. A. UpsOn Co., Plac lie,
J. Z. HOran Co. do w. J. Burwell, do
Stanford 4 Bros., sac.W u. Donohue, do
Cushing Selden do T. Wilcox, Upper PiaeeTle.
Sheath 4 Arnold do MArk q &P
- Particular attention paid to the shipment Of
goods, ores, &C., from and 10 Washoe. o24.m3
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WruIists an0 Anrists.
DARTIAL DEAFNESS and DISCHARGES
from she EAR ~ II

Dr. HARTLEY Principal and Proprietor Of the Philadspts
attend all persons suffering from affections Ear xsSs
charge until cured thereby proving bis unequad sA
suss eIobtsnt fees in advance AID the infection Of ss s,rs
ou, sv By permitting sS The 1PHssssn of dangerous
Dr. H. may here ,te that he ma. connection whste,es
with any is ay t. d sss Shs h. =
to from him and therefore BE- respons
ton The loss money may be material to soue persona
but the deprivation Of Of the most important oaghf
be regarded and treated with hsn ordinary socude
Deafness noise % the bead and all dsasreesbs dschuss
from The ca, speedily and permanently rsm0sss Without .,s
teed where maformation does not exist
Thirteen years close and almost undivided attention to this
ment to such degree Of ind the ost conrnsl
and obstinate yield by steady attention to the
The destruction by fire of the Institution of which DR. HART
da. IL PR. as BE- 81. .s%py
dence No ls 14h st. neT tho Academy Of Masc, from
The following letters from pate. of the highest r.specssb
ty, are submitted without comment:
You "s wi dorb.e. agree with ne that deafness. owe. wb.
unattended viii pain mus. D. d neenysnas
viduss you are already aware have been for moni
ce.svs pain head tune. 10 in.sr,op sy
ordinary svoca9ns Happily hosever am deaf no longer
s 'sss s ssssT
mission desire express Though the medium Il your wid
than feen nnues Duration aud Without causing any psfs
Collector of Ls Courier des Flats frnis
New'York May rs, 1854
Da FRANCIS WV. HARTLEY
Ny Dear Sir Nothing could give pleasure than TO
spondng for certificate OF Of deafness
my It, chronic and steadily progressive chsractss fs
twenty years before had the pleasure seeing
despair Of obtaining resf and in
satisfied that tos desness would have ensued Driven
last by the constantly increasing character Of she amen moa
desperation luckily concluded place myself under yeus
treatment and incredible space Of time with
pain inconvenience restored to he full noyme Of
this faculty So deaf had become that the noise sB4
confusion OF the world burst upon Lus
painfully affected with tn. din and confusion the
which that met seemed to to DO speaking
the extent OF his lungs The ticking Of watch
almost dke the ringing hammer the anvil and tho
ings Of strongly suggestive Of the under
building This passed away however aud for the past
have heard seute though trouble had
experienced by the auditory apparatus But for this timely 70
profession had chosen sod senty for years
would have been abandoned from necessity and balance Il
my life been void and empty shadow the DIAL Of time IL
conclusion please accept from the of M
lasting gratitude, affection and esteem.
Very respectfully, yours, &c,
Counseor-at-lsw. No City Hall place New.York
il st published by DR.. HARTLEY, pamphlet DISEASE
OF THE EAR; IT'S CAUsY, PREVENTION, AND Cukx. Prks
% cents, by mail otherwise See advertisement snoxhss
column.
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i)ainis, Ollie, &t.
Billiard Gablee.

PHEL1AsNisss ovrn .,,,,,,nr.srysAvo
CDMBisATIOh CUSHIONS
Protected by Letters Patent dated Feb 49, 1885, Oct e. le3
Dec. 1851 jan Il 1885 Nov 10 lh5e als March ~ b's
~ The recent Improvements IN these tzbes cake thsn
surpassed the word They offered 70 the srndt
siAd players combining speed 9th truth Eevet beoft Oh
tsiI ed In any Billiard Table
ks4afsctory, Nos e. o. asd s. Cres9y-s.,
PHgLAE l. COLLENDgk
s,is Eaauisazrvc.
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60 Ubom il Map Concern.

II literary The Editor of a first-class Literary
Journsl oud like add TO his s'a Of REGU
LAR COM RIBU1ORS koDe b those who are literally
educated capable treating subject With ability needrepy
Address for weef, GERAS, Station ID, Bible House
WINDOWS to VIEW the JAPANESE during
the CELEBRATICN BE- procured by applying at No
~ Union side being the most eligible side where
they expected be stationed platform and saloed by tae
trocps-
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Roohna.

A TTgATlON IS INVITED TO THE
n PATENT MICA and FIBROUs
CEMENT kOOFiNa
Adsytd 10 svsy ysAsty Of Roo, old and
durability bsey ard ohsapnes b any eomposcn In ass
CEMENT s SALE By ts tsns With printed 10,
sss DITHD PORTER Co. No a1 Broadway
oornx o. Fulton o. tsacocs, 70 JosspA Ditto Cal
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u
PORTANCE TO THE WORLD!
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOUND AT LAST.
FRANK q. JOHNSONS
ATTENUATED COAL TAR,
SURE EATERMINAToR OF ALL KINDS or INSECTS
AND vERMIN IL FIELD AND GARDEN.
Patented March 81, 1860.
The rayees fnsec and yermn have become destructive
that the most deserving aeuigss are predicting the total
cultivation Of NsIiols Kinds Of tueh the Peach Plu,
Apricot &C. has been entirely abandoned in parts Of the
BY series Of experiments found that animals insects
i1S ' an eeneI. I that % %
sve insects ard vern bat has been impossible to make
Wing 20 it's very yiscd sticky nature. aud being
powerful ure Il not to Nil whatever 1t in contact
with For instance heretofore how would possible
apply barrel Of Tar fifty wheat young
tnps however desirable might be TO do So But BY this
Coal Tar nifty or HUNDRED acres Of wheat t9niP garden
The result attained by i. invention l. by certain
and combination with other substance to completely deprive
Coal Tar Of II. sticky render perfectly clean han
de Ike universally applicable from the tender
eft shoot TO the full grown plant.
this object accomplished by alternating infinitely dividing
tn Tor which greatly increase its power Che odoI against
With any point part Of the plant is perfectly harmless
This compound fertiirera well bug erterminstor
equally dry AID does not the hand an however much it
II Is spilled by merely sprintns quantity Of about
0Pn sas t. Rss . ahs application
Of i !, usually sufficient while other PreSentive' must be
To Whes' and Cotton owers this discovery viii prove Of
imen,e value The confidence with which this sticle
recommended 70 the public baod upon the results Of the
most horesi and eIpermen's every variety
min, and the low price which it Gndshed bring within
the reach Of all
Agents anted in every In the United States both tsv
cling end local They will Ind this the lucrative business
IN witch they can be engaged who cuiyates
rood Of ground will &c without tti. sovereign specific
Neatly pot up IN n beIe and she'd Y low price Of
81 per boz Sent e. any pan Of tn. United States
Aadres. JOHN q WELLS Sole Agent
corner PArk-ros and Beekman--t, N y.
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1Jrinsrs' h1arrbonss.

1NHE UNDERSIGNED announce to the craft
that thew have opened First Class Printers Warehouse
at No Sproe-st New orb and able to supply promptly
every article ought be found in such establishment
WOOD TYPE which they viii be their specially
but lsrec assortment METAL TYPE. BORDERS, CUTS,
kc from l. JOHNSON Co. Of Philadelphia, and other
FOUNDER viii kept constantly hand Johnsons material
viii De delivered New Nork free Of charges Also,
PRESSES of every description Pepper and Card Cutters Cases
Cabinets Stands Galley Riglet uoins Inks Bronze, &c
Can and see buy where the best bargains yel
Secondhand Presses and pc, ia large variety at low
prices- FIFTEEN CENTS A POUND FOR OLD TYPE, In
six mouths rrce The Wood Type warranted to be equal to
suy ever made and greatly superior TO much that In the
ns,Lst J. g. COOLEY x Co.
ssecondhAnd Presses aud Type wanted in exchange fo
mstersl
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Real Gstate for Sale.

A FIRST-CLASS HOUSE for SALE, No. $50
ments-House 20145 with extensions thesstoy
and cellar with Gas Fixtures Fusce &C. all complete and in
excellent good order viii BE- sold reasonable For
apply to JOHN FETTkEICH, No AIS 3dav
A LARGE HOUSE, 81 BY so feet, with nine
n LOTS will b. LEASED for a Of years. Location
59bt and I'd Ii adapted FOR waercure establishment,
hotel a.semusry. Possession immediately Apply TO
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE, SPRING SIDE,
~ TsTrytown.--E. IL. LUDLOW Co. will sell at Auction
Oh WEDNESDAY June 20 at O'clock on the premises the
ground lying OF Bfoadw about half mile from the depot
IL contain nearly nine with first class improvements
The buildings consist Of sebuilt and convenient Dwelling
House of fifteen with commanding aspect also,
aud Gate Lodge The Ground has frontage Of
between and ss hundred feet broadway bordered with
hedge, resting upon bank wall The front lawn
800 feet and Is embelhed with Sh,ubbery, Shade Trees
Spring Fountain &c. On the grove Of Forest Trees
unrg Brook abundance and variety Of Fruit Trees In
full bearing with Kitchen Garden Poultry Yard &c. The Gar
den is well stocked with small Fruits and tho Grounds In
every respect In complete order.
TIE Scenery River Views Of great extent and beauty
and the property coinines adyan and attractions that very
rarely meet ia single place.
AZ there on this place several distinct Building Sites
equally eligible. IL can he divided to suit purchasers If sold
entire (Which the owner would prefer, he could, II desired
give immediate possession either with without the furniture
II not disposed Of entire sale before the 2h day
either entire or in the following divisions;
No 1-BUILDING SlTEembrscng from two TO three acres
with 800 feet front Broadway including the Entrance
Lodge, Carriage. House, Summer House Fountain, &c.
No 2-BUILDING SITE Of the above. from three
four acres, ineludine the Brook Grove &c.
No 3-The MANSION, with from two TO four acres embrsc
ine aksst half the street front
kher particular, inquire of the Auc,ioneers No Pine.
st. or of CHARLES H. LYON the Premises.
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PAyEN, BACON g. Co.
III OvERSTRUNa PIANOS.

We q5sng favorable terms full ssscrtmsns
RanoF all o. which Of msnuf.c and
rsnted In respect By permission refer 10 the undsf
signed parties who from personal experience for many years
recommend instruments 10 their quality and daxs
bility:
WIKsLow LAkIER Co., Z. D. MORGANk Co,
BOWEN, HOLhES 4 Co, COLGATE Co,
BROCKAW BUTLER T. Co.. J. II. RANSOM Co,
RALSEHURST SMITH, Belts, NICHOLS x Co.,
THOMAS OWEN SON, SHELDON, HOYT CO.,
MTRRICK6 BULL, JOSEPH FOULKES SONS
CARY, HOWARD. SANGER Co., IvIsON / PHINNEY
and others
Wsrsroom No las Grand.st, near Broadway
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Y. II. LUDLOW, Auctoneer
HOUSEHOLD EpRNITTyPE-

u. II. LUDLOW Co Will ell al auction on TUES
DAY June t9 1860 st ii o'clock at No 2 Stuyyessnt
between 9th aDd1othS TIE entire FCRNTTURE contained
said house comprising richly carved Piano Fors
Ftgee marbletop Center Table and Secretary rose ~oo{
Sofas Side Chairs and Rockers In satin brossts osE sfs q
tel; oak Extension Dining Table Bookcase mafbop Buse
marbetop UmbrellsSsnd and Side Table mahogany WU&
robe French Bedstead and srbeop Dresne bureau Cote,
Furniture, Velvet Brussels aud Ingram Csets marble Maps
Clock Mantle and Pier Glasses Tee and Coffee TINS Cake
French China Dinner and Tea Sets Cut Glassware together VII
choice Paintings and EngrasDrs and valuable Books sm,ne
SCOTS Novels Iryirgs Works Encyclopedias Americans Ge
and assortment Of Kitchen Furniture with which the ssle
will commence r. 1904
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6cuses arc farms il)ante6.

"ANTED-A small FURNISHED HOUSE in
the Country three months with to the city
morning end evening Address stating rent location and par
tculals T.. @. b. Box No. 2,7a4 PostOfice.
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ELECANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE
II FOR SALE AT


The grounds comprising about sir and fronting
streets ts'efey laid out in lawn and garden oamented
with abundance shade aud shrubbery and supplied
with the choices. fruits Of the climate. The House is large
twostory Gothic 20 feet by as built within tho Last Ave
years in the most thorough contains all the modern
improvement such furnace, range hot and cold water
kc and being elevated ground commands Of tho finest
River and Valley Amherst College Mt Hoyoke Mt Tom &e
The place Of Jrg within i've minutes walk Of
the railroad station three trains daily 10 and from and
Boson complete IN all its arrangements for comfort and
yenenee and every account considered Of the
desirable residences in the State OF Massachusetts
For further particulars apply 10 Messra FAIRBANKS Co.
No 1879 Broadway, New ork or to CHARLES FAIRBANKS
EorthamDtop
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ELEGANT ESTATE for SALE.-A valuable
~ estate embracing about go with large Mansion Farm
House Gardeners House Stables Csui.ge Houses
and ether Outbuilding Mil, &C. located the Summit
Madison New distant from New York "A hours by rail-
The Grounds In high OF cultivation well ffusd
and shaded The estate Of the desirable
the market
Terms Of easy good city property would be taken
part payment, For further Information, apply TO
HOMER MORGAN
Cf89l fine-st No. Metropolitan Bank.
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MACY's CLEA AIRING SA L.
AVA GOODS CLOSING "a Lf S. THAN COST
al al S STR F FSNiTEE A APFLfSuE Collins
ALL our HoNiToN COLLARS.
AL S S %p akb S4fE sTvhk FACES
ALL THE LINEN DAMAGES MA g ~ N Ss sro Sa[,ps
ALL S oUR s a. RA AND n ~
Clearing all our White Goods.
Clearing all our Curtain Muslins and Lsce'
Clearing all our French Erabrcideries
Clearing Oh Scotch Embroider1es.
Clearing oil our Linen Handkerchiei'
Clearing all our Hosiery aud Gloves
cis Tearing ii our Iade. and Men. Under Clothing
Clearing al orr Gent: Under Wear
FRENCH TRE EAcE s skb ENS11sH
SHAWL AND FLOUNCING LACEs,
Nos. 2Oi and 2Os 6th-sy. =,
Owing the continued depressing weather 10 May many q
ices al the barge In fct there patio
il these and In many cases the importers sold them at '
We large buyers at these sales and are enabled to Offer
900 yard. REAL PUsHER HoUNcING LAcEs "a inches
wide for S.,
1000 yard, REAL PUsHER FLOCNCING LACEs, "a inch,s
wide, 8s.
1000 yard REAL PUsHER FLOCNCING LACES, o. inches
VIE los.
700 yards FINEST IMPORTED FLOUNCING LACRs, %
inches wide, 20s,
Which cost 10 import 81
loo yards FINEST IMPORTED FLOUNCING LACEs, 30
inches wide, SO rs,
Which cost to import IS to s.
$40 FRENCH LACE MANTILLAs 70 aounces). IS
Cost to import SD
500 FRENCH LACE BURNOUs SIS,
Cost to import 41d
500 REAL PUSHER LACE sHAWLS. s5, 81 5oi SO, 4l5
Witch cost to import 40 rs, $40 80
500 REAL PUsHER LACE MANTlLLAs, &c. ss, 60 *''
Which cost to import, $40, SIS, $40, 80, So
Thi. IL without doubt the CHEAPEST STOCK OF FIRST
CLASS FRENCH AND ENGLISH PUSHER LACE GOODs
EVER OFFERED AT RETAIL IN THIS CITY.
Bio moi be induced Z, purchase beote looking hroug
our stool X H. MACY,
Nos 2D4 aud 206 9Th sy.
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Bsmopals.

bkmoDale.
MUNSTER, Graduated SURGEON DEN
He TIsf has REMOVED to No 80 West 29s-st between
Broadway and tthay.
ID W. GALLAUDET
ls HAS REMOVED TO No. IL FINEST
xhsre be Will continue 70 buy nd sell on commission
HARDWARE. METAL, IRON and other BUSINESS PAPER
W. o o d b II o T III X n a
w HAVE REMOVED TO
Eo. se6 BR0ADWAY.
Ia directing notice 70 then removal,
WOOD BROTHERS
r. 10 csu their lafg variety OF OPEN CAR
Of new designs made expressly for Central Park
watering place driving with grest regard to elegance comfort
Hshtness and strength
1,s ~ q superior any before presented 70 the pub
~ an well oly inspection Of those who desire an iele
~ In dsgn AID tsah ep liable in tsste and rob
sbs IN construction
ps.inss and specifications viii be furnished to pe'o" "k
distance, on application By letter
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Boar6 an6 Rooms.

CT. LAWRENCE HOTEL, Broadway and 9Th
- st. New York conducted the European plan Great re.
ion In prces during the summer Single 90 cents per
dsy or s2to per elegant suites +5to sl5 Persons
visiting the city fora long short time VIII consult ther e
rest BY giving us call
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TOR SALE-At Duanesburgh. Schenectady Co.,
Il NJ Y.-One Of the most beautiful RESIDENCES In th.
State about 2 mles northwest OF Albany situated in well,
wooded faIk and ready for Immediate occupancy As pr
residence . scholastic institution
Fine house containing IL rooms The Albany and su
quehtnnab Railroad being constucsi, which will bring
the place within ~ minutes OF Albany About 90 of land
under high Of cultivation Price, together with the fur
.oct and farming utensils ke, $4,000 Apply 70 no.
MER MORGAN, Pine-s' No metropolitan Banf
EOR SALE-ln Brooklyn, f. d., Mt a bargain
Il Two hrstcless 3story aud basement BRICK HOUSES
with all the modern improvements situated on south nh 81
that worth 1900 for 5000; terms made easy AID.
ply to r. HINES, on the premises
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for City Property.
Il FARM Of 800 acres OF beautiful rolling land Ia Moth.
Western InciI on hof River three miles from populous
city, well wooded aud wsiered and having rail road running
through II. Apply to VAN WRINKLE L WINANs / Pins'st
HARMS for SALE, CHEAP.-We viii supply
good Farmng Land the State Of Ms.ouI nct
over 100 mile. from 81 Louis for the low Ps cents per
Title guaranteed and wArantee deeds given IncIoa.
ssnp Tor plot and particular to s. " BILBROUGH Co
United s..tes Land Agents 81 Lopis. Missouri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-16
Boots, Shoes, Sc.


BOOTS, CATERS and SHOES Of all styles
ID sso Boys BOOTS, CATERS and SHOES of my
manufacture OF the best materials very moderate prices
iou win always find great assorout AT r. MARTINS old
star d, No. "a Nassau st., rear John, n y.
o. SHOES and GAITERS-A NEW STYLE,
VO at JONES'S Nos 10 and II ANN-ST. CALL AND
SEE THEN.