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Mrs. LINcoLN's brothers, as is known,
were in the Confederate army. The
youngest of them started in April, 1861,
from New Orleans, as private in the
Chasseurs Pied, and being discharged
for sickness at Richmond, in October of
the same year returned to his home;
but though still suffering in health, he
left q wife and two babies to join the
Crescent regiment, in response to Beau
regards call, and fell at Shiloh. An
other, Captain Dave Todd, started with
Colonel Tom Taylor, of the First Ken
lucky Volunteers, and was also killed
toward the end of the war. And third,
DR.. Todd, served throughout as dis
tinguished surgeon. -
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articles for New York paper, in which
stated that the Protestant Methodist
Church was failure. / will preach
some in the ME-. Church and thereby,
secure its influence and ride into Office.
But there is another obstacle in the
way. Halter Ben. Fleming, has an
nounced himself as an independent can
didate; it is true, he is popular, and
owns good deal of property and pays
heavy taxes, but then he is only me-
chanic, and has but little education. l
would dislike very much to see him
elected, rs he, like Kellar of Barbour
county, is death on political preachers.
1t would be disgrace to the loyal peo-
pie of Marion county to elect such man
as Ben. Fleming, while /, with all my
logic, rhetoric, tropes, metaphors and
technicalities, besides epithets of the
severest kind, am obliged to stay at
home; it shall not be, must secure n
seat in the Legislature and rebels shall
feel my power. Twill introduce bill,
authorizing the Supervisors of this
county to levy tax of fifteen thousand
dollars for Normal School. This will
secure Boyd and myself situation dur
ing the summer. | have free ticket
over the b. & o. r. X. and must attend
to its interests. Although my voice is
poor, and my gesture ugly in the ex-
treme, yet with my other accomplish
ments i will pave the way to Congress
and fame. tell you if Congress were
of my mind, Andy Johnson would not
be permitted to live twenty-four hours.
zone day before the Electien.)
Oh, dear me, 1 have arrived ut the
Vedette office; fear l will be defeated;
have canvassed the greater part of the
county and find those whom thought
would vote for ME, have deserted me at
this trying hour. Dropping Martin and
Pumping me wont do. Fleming and
Martin will be elected unless some plan
is divised to thwart it. wish Boyd
were here. Yes here he comes. Good
morning Mr.. Boyd, am glad you have
come. Here he relates his difficulties:
a remedy is devised.) Thank you, that's
it, print large number of bogus tick
cts, with the names of prominent DEM
Ocrats; this will deceive the dumb Irish;
they are not as good as negroes, but If
we can vote them to our advantage, all
right. That will take votes off of Martin
and Fleming and secure my election.
Let an ex-Sheritf drop the tickets along
the rail road, from this to:GlOvcr's Gap.
Send the candidate for County Superin-
tendent of Schools to the White Rock,
with batch to j. n. II. who will deliv-
or them i'll Grant township. The /. NJ.
can be let into the secret too. Then
the railroad hands can be made to sup
port me.
(The ereni"g after the ElectiOn.)
Here am again at hsme, afterstump-
ing the county ten days, and not elect
ed. Everything reflects a sombre hue:
all my hopes are blasted and bright an
ticipations not realized. / have given
up my church, and they have secured
the services of another pastor; my head
aches; may feel better in the morning,
if not, III take hoe and dig potatoes.
Dry up! you little imps Ito the chill
dren,) it appears to me you are all 60
ing to the miSchiefas well as the Radi-
cal party,
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FROM DODDRIDGR COUNTY.
WEST UNION, WEST VA. !
October %, 1867. J

Mr.. Editor: -Ft'. r..
This being . wet day, and not having
much to do, Thought would write for
publication o few lines in regard to the
Democratic victory, Which-we achieved
on last Thursday. Doddridge county
has thrown off the yoke Of Rsdicalism,
and declared herselfopposed to the ad-
vocates of negro suffrage and negro
equality. We elected our county ticket
with scarcely an effort, and gave Mr..
Raymond, our candidate for State Sem
ator, pretty tolerably heavy lift,
Grant and Mcclellan townships did re-
markably we'll. Had some little dis
turbance at the polls in Grant, how
ever. In the morning, man by the
name of James Give, who was soldier
in theRebslarmy, but since has made
himself the friend Of the Radical party,
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valuable Farm for Sale.

u,HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
i his valuable farm, lying on Big Wheeling
creek. two miles above the Monument. The
Farm contains 244 acres, about IS acres ofwhich
A first class creek bottom, IS acres second bot
tom. . acres hill side. The balance is well tim
bered and underbrpshed, which Is web set in
blue grass. The improvements are {: A good
Frame House, containing eight rooms. Stabling
for seyen horses and corn -criba for two thou.
sand bushels; one hundred Apple Trees Of Sc
let fruit For information enquire Of George
" LETTERS, Monroe street, Wheeling. or upon
the premises. JACOB KELLER,
nctlo-IWdGimW .~sfs. ~ ... 81 H 49,.
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Autumn Black Raspberry, 4

A NEW sEEDLING OF GREAT PROM.
"A fse, producing summer crop fully equal
to the Doolittle and continuing to bear pro-
fusely until late in the autumn. Fruit large,
md every way frstrate. In cultivation eight
years. and yet have only limited amount Of
stoek 10 send out as the variety is hard 20
urunarate, owing 70 the tips being loaded with
kT,it al the time they shonld be propagated, in
Ssnfaniber and OctDber. - ~.
Send for Descriptive Circular. s--E
f1fher Small Fruits for sale. 81 sE
c4lsw H. ID. hUBl, Sandusky, Ohio.
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DYE FLoUR =
IL, 50 barrels extra fAuiiyWhite Rye-
Just received, md for sale By =,
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National Insurance Company
WHEELING. wESTv VA.
CAPlTAL....-.--..- 5000, 900.
flee, a6 Monroe street, next door TO First Ma
tional Bank.
OFFICERS.
GEORGE X. WHEAT, President
JAMES MCCLUNEY, Vice Fresident
JOHN BISHOP. Secretary.
CHAS. WALLACE, State Agent, for West Va.
and Maryland.
DIRECTORS:
John F. Wilson, George X. Wheat
Jas. G. Orr, Saml Harper,
John A. Armstrong. James McCluney,
4. G. Quarter. Morgan u Ottn
George Adams.
REFERENCES.
rs. Brady, Cashier Merchants National Bank
Wheeling; List, Morrison e. Co, Wholesale
Grocers Wheeling; Pryor, Handlan Co,
Wholesale GrOeers, Wheeling; Michael Reilly,
Wholesale Grocer, Wheeling; Mcclellan 4
Knox, Boot and Shoe House, Wheeling; McCabe,
Kraft s. Co, Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. w.
Franzheim & Co., Wholesale Wines and Liquors,
Wheeling; Winship, Woods Co, Queenswarc,
Wheeling; Lewis Baker. Pub. REGISTER, Wheel.
ing; 4. CMcAfee Notisns, Wheeling; Camp.
bell, Frew Co.. Pubs. IntciliJencer, Wheeling;
OFT, Son & Co., Hardware, Wheeling; j. L.
Sands Cashier First National Bank, Fairmont;
r. =. Camden Pres't Nat EX. Bank, Weston,
w. Va, Capt. John Mcclure, Jr., Wheeling.
maya
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University of Virginia.

rVNIIE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITU
i ten will begin on the frst day OF October
1861, and end on the Thursday preceding the
4th Of July, l5Gs.
To be admitted as a student, the applicant
must be sixteen years Of age. There is no pre-
scribed curriculum Of studiesin this institHtion.
Every student may select the schools he will at
tend, but in the Academic Department he must
attend at least three, unless By leave OF the
Faculty he be allowed 10 attend less than three.
The method Of instruction IL by lectures and
Textbooks, accompanied by daily examinations,
The University Il divided into three depart
meuts:
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JACOB GRossCLos,

Successor TO Frobe & Grossclos,
MANUFACTURER IL OF RUGGIRs,
vi CAIiRIAGES ROCKAWAYs &c, &c.,
No. ~ Market Street, keeps constantly on hand
and manufactures TO order, all kinds OF work In
his line of business. Particular attention given
10 repairing.
ITV Second hand Carriages and Buggics for
cash. sep20
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O TIE A N BOAT PRINTLNG
= gre1gIly I'D hapaaemely done ut IKE
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L. Academic.


VIM. z. Peters, A. NJ Prof Of Latin.
B. L. Gildersleeve, Ph. D., Prof. Of Greek.
II. Schele De We're, LID, Prof. Of Modern
C5. S. Venable. A. VI, Prof. Of Mathematics.
LeOpcl3 J. BOeck, Adiet. Prof Of Applied
Francis H. Smith, A. NJ, Prof of Natural
S. MaupSn, A. NJ, Prof Of Chemistry.
srTo be appointed Sept fthl Prof. Of TechnOl
ogy and A Agricultural Science.
". II. McGufey, DID, LID, Prof Of Moral
Geo. Fred. Holmes, LID. Prot Of History,
literature and Rhetoric.
H. Law.
John p. Minsr, LID, Prof. Of Common and
s. o. SOuthaIl, Prof Of Constitutional and In.
tsrnstiOnal Law, Mercantile Law and Equity.
HI. Medical.
ITO be appointed Sept. Ith,J Prof Of MedisiBe
J. L. Cabell, NJ D., Pref Of Physiology and
j. S; bsyis, n D., PrOE Of Anatomy and Ma
s. MaupiH, NJ. D., Prof Of Chemistry GSd
J. e Z. g 6iabteiior, n. D., D.ruon.trssOr Of
Anatomy.
: The aggregzte e1penses Of the stndent, for the
session OF nine months, exclusive Of teEtbooks
clothing and poke; money wfil be about a. lob
lows:
L For the Academic ssudent, attending
II For the Law stadent, attending The fuii
LII Fo1 tLs Medical Student, attending the
full Medical e0urss. -. .....,. 50, 49,,
$50 viii be required in advance and the balance
In the progress Of the sessiOn-
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ms NCE.
Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
OF WHEELING.
INCORPORATED IN 1881.

VIAKES RISKS AT THE LOWEST RATES
/ on Buildings of all kinds, Steamboats,
Furniture and Merchandise, and against ali
dangers Attending the transportation of goods
on rivers, seas, lakes canals and railroDds.
IL. CRANGLE, President.
JOHN e. HRRVEY Secretary.
DIRRrrORs;
Robert Crangle, John Reid,
Robert Morrison, }. DalEell,
$. Brady, Wm.G. Battelle,
John DOnlOn, j. ID. Du Bois.
~ The company mas removed TO the office
UP -STAIRS-in the Insurance Building,
next door to the Merchants National Bank.
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended to by the President or Secretary.
novI5dIy
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JOHN TEECE.

NTALsTRR AND HOP DEALER,
NJ Water Street Centre Wheeling, West
Virginia Highest cash price paid for harley
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. y. nILIRH.
JOS. w. PARKER.

u Corner Monroe and Fourth Atrscts 90.
pOsite the Court House, Wheeling. w. Va
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SMALL FRUIT CULTURE.

A VOTER IN GRANT TowNsup
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III. LAW.

John B. Minsr, LID, Prof Of Common and
Statute Law.
SO SOuthall, Prof Of Constitutional and In.
tsrnatiOnaI Law, Mercantile Law and Equity.
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ss s ser sI Ponce Mary ADAMS BS
rsen; Northern Light Moore sasuA wnawAra rirrsl ~
ssIsis dsss'e Ssss'ss
fSeasr kD us,
and Clyde Gage Baltimore x,, -. Fc,.,o.. h.r~
RAPID. ReSsses Goddard Gladstone; Driss Pomona Q
s5.h-AIr banks Aeacors tBr Wilson, and Jane. sBr,
PEREZ hss91as Cochran sr reI R GssdsP Rr,
Zero tBr. Fowler csrdsDss RSndOlpA Prs,sssy
sssls ss Nav sass
Sharp Z l. cerdey. Graes; Emm. Graham, Smith: Z
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Julia Pratt NicLsTson g Dearborn ssulI ss.Gns
ssss sf
s :sd ds Ds
Gardner Knc.lss, kssSssSpor d johnson. C0os Port
TIa@xrrivsd. steamers Normal Philadelphia Nsrsus,
and Key West: NYoI. ;a 1. .srpoo bark
sssua; Loyals Nsnzannlo Young Ed1abeihpors; soir
POE. ss.s,;ss from .s S.ss.
:s:,;: b:ss 5s:a; w;ss; s.ss.ss:;
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WIN ass
Adams, Baker do Emma Porter, spsrEs fortsmoutS:
jan s r brig. George Br Mis-.
'i;saRp sr sSs Mcclellan Hows Boston i.
foIai es 3 s G.%2a {s., sossss 0hsnsr.l
JOIN a. Aver. s:i s1ars Sr
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IN xAdL RIy.R Nay ;sa A,r.ysS brig EnIsh. Bl..
Baxter, g John NIB. va
ty ss Queen
C!eared-ship Leucothsa, Lincoln. Hayre.
6as Dnkshart baltimore via Havana; brig Sarah Harris
SEwBURYPoRT. Nay M-Arr.yed. sshrs Native Amsr
can Gurman Mayaguez; Crown Point sewers and Mary
r 5is sSs sY0rf
nsy .s Ss s
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Has.o I 4P & Iossa
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mel Bangor shindler Ice; PEARL Brown, and John
Ccaredship Matterhorn Curtis San Francisco via Bal.
o s.b De
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wIinwTight Morr5s do Charm, st0dey Iarbishesd;
s6th-Arrived steamshps Bosphorus, Alexander. Liver
star q ne Monte Onion ssT
Sssl :sss Es s%ss s%.s irais S .0n0no
LEwRs, Del Nay 23-W emit to bark Dueppo Bro
men; Village Belle, for Londondery Mary Rideou for
Aontevideo via st Marys, Ga.
24th-went sea steamship Delaware. for Liverpool,
and Ss5s ss% o5
and GSdrsy Ps.aspsa Leo Decker
SAVANNAH, Nay 0-Arrived, steamship San JAcinto
Atkins NYork.
SALEM, May M-Arrved. brig Potomac Richers, Bissau,
WCA; schra Admiral Steeman and Maggie Smith, Grace
Philadelphia Eudora Adams and Piero Rogers Elizabeth
Saled-Brig Haze, Hall. Baltimore; schrs A Valentine
Baylies, and n Simmons, Candy, Georgetown, DC;
Hudson, Hudson, Amsden Bangs PHILADELPHIA Har
btnger (fr0m Calais) NY0rk.
:, ,MAREHAA Nay A-Arrtvsd, schr John A Dix, Doane
NYork.
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nmuncaton Of the Lodge 70 be held at its rooms AZ
5e4 Broadway New York CITY, this tuesday, after
noon May g. a o'clock for the purpose OF attend
ing the funeral OF Late brother GEoRGa s. SnISoK
The members Of the Masonic fraternity respectfully
invited to attend VIM y. COsTENBADER, Master
ANDREW BLAKE, Secretary.
srRAus.-On Monday morning, May n, at half-past
eight O'Clock, ADELAIDE infant daughter OF Philip and
Matilda StrauA
Tho friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral this uesday) morning. q
ten O'clock from the residence Of Jonas straus, Esq,
125 West Fourteenth street.
Tws.Dx-On Monday May q, EInABrrH, wife Of
The relatives and friends are invited "a attend the
funeral from Eleventh street. Fifth avenue Cow
anus this ruesday) afternoon as two o'clock The 70
mains will be taken TO Grcsnw wood Cemetery
vAoHs -On Monday eyenine NAV ~ ExxA JAxr
CuRs relict Of the late Alexander r. vache n D. No
ece Of the funeral hereafter
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or EAST FOURTH STREET TWO ELEGANT
on Parorn, neatly furnished, 70 single gentlemen
Excellent location for ply Or music ieacbcr Apply
70 owner on Vie premises
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mo cAsrRACroRs-rHE COMMISSIONERS ar
Il poYed BY chspter 81 o. the aws Of iss 70 ,rR' 70
Riycrdhl avenue from Yonkerr 70 Kngsbrdge ,n.,,s
ceve &>ed proposals for building the bridge ever srs
broop and making solid road the adoinee
and 5nmpieung the grading OF (about nree -
OF mie length from Kingsbridge up 70 Pa speiacs
OF saturday, the LIST OF June 1851 DrAwn W ia Town
yns Of ths wcrk nav BE- aeon the once o. ~ rrs
Jerk Of The town u Yonter~ where 6lsne may b
Aas b. procured. and further AZ Inc Roara
obtained Of Mr. Thomas O. Cornell Bsscd Yonker. MAJ
~ 1 In 2nes ~ ~ Wv z sfx1InrSd c,..,.
~ NO, A6SSTTn.asccocK . sasss.
ShaTis saaIIEWsaAsscs, M ~
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that supplemental bill, and We are here to
organize for that purpose.
The motion of Mr.. Settle was adopted
without further debate.
Mr.. Samuel Wilson was elected Door
keeper.
Dr. c. Fl. Jordan, Of Person, said there
were members here with resolutions and
propositions aside from the matter of recon-
struction, and he hoped a committee would
be raised to consider such things.
The President then announced the follow
ing gentlemen committee on resolutions,
&C., to wit: Messrs. Thos. Settle, b. S. He'd
rick, D. M. Carter, r. P. Dick, E. Grissom,
G. L. Harris, Alfred Dockery G. r. Thomas,
J. W. Holden, John B. Odom, white, and
Messrs. Jas. Bowman, j. s. Leary, J. w.
Hood, G. w. Brodie, w. NJ. Cawthorn. E.
Miller, J. r. Caswell, H. B. Lockett, w. r.
Smith and II. Unthanks [colored.]
On motion it was ordered that in the off
cial written proceedings of this Convention
hereafter no distinction of color should be
known.
On motion of DR.. r. J. Powell, the Presi-
dent was requested to make arrangements
to have the deliberations of this Convention
opened with prayer.
The parliamentary rules in usage by the
House of Commons were then adopted for
the government of this body.
The Convention then adjourned until u
o'clock, P. NJ.
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Reconstruction Meeting in Raleigh
FIRST DAYS PROCEEDINGS!!

The Loyal Republicans of the State OF
both Races in COuncil!!!
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SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS

THURSDAY, March 2Sth, 1867
order at 10 o'clock. ~
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THE TURF.

FayHos III srSss sonE sEIFs bsP sSsEae
b. nnssS IT. x : Hsoss Ethan Alien
., msn:: . .is io.srs. ,,.r.n: Time Tsy ss
ar heat /. % & after I. ScE made the S,.ssv
street street every every aSe n!aasss Also fwsns
fo% fSsa Hunter. ponss + 50 ana besides special
arssr @ = sns good
FASHION COURSE. -rHUsRDAY JUNE
30 a.sr. purse and stake Of $500 mile heats, in
Fearless: D. Pliers 5. m. LScyN Ioveas b. PaCAsn
II. " 5 . As pU in ssG
win start TO beat the best wagon t@i siSnoss S1 TssSa
FASHION COURSE DEXTER AND ETHAN ALLEN,
Friday 2Istinst Tenth and Iwensy.thrd street fer.
IJoBoKES ScoURsE-rRorrrEG; PURSE AND STAKE
Of $500: mile heats TO WAGONS good day and track;
d New York and Harlem Railroad.
" S s Of s
Lesvns depot q Forty stree. and Fourth
races. races - N '''' l. {. BTcKHoUT,
Engineer and General SUPERINTENDENT
SPEcIAL NOTICE.
w.sas:s.y e.. ssass ssssasy
June 1o 70 and =.
the weather. JOHN b. IRVING, Secretary,
THro. Moss superintendent
TTNION COURSE, LONG ISLAND-TROrTING.
~ Double Team Race. Thursday, June 70, at p. NJ,
match for $780, mile Colonel Morgans Andrew
johnson and mate VIM H. ChesIeys bay team owned by
DR.. Burton. WIN. SHAW, Proprietor.
TICKETs FOR THE GREAT TROT BETWEEN DEXTER
and Ethan Allen Fashion Course. June a. for sale
the railroad oce Metropolitan Hotel and also at the
Telegraph Office in the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
V,ROTfING HORSES FOR sALE-AT PUBLIC AUC-
the Fashion Courxe, Friday, June 2 the eel
Mare known the Bonner Mare has tro,ted mile
kind. Also i've others fast rotng HoHses Of them
in 20 better; all fine road horses will be
sold the has them. Can be ID.
MAcEYs Stable at the Course before the day Of
sale
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paoPosALs FOR $4,000 MARKET STOCK.


os: ss.sS ss y b T. As
pa of he sn Of ihousand Dollars Of MAR
ket stock authorized BY chapter 10 Laws Of @ and sy
Mayor, June g. 1857.
One Hundred Dollars each and issued FOR the pur
Of es e
and East river and will bear interest," At the rate
e e. @ s Sss ys S
the pass per- one
he he hs%
fsi such 'ds deposit. VIII $
suns sssrdsd @ them bearing Interest from Of
for Ma. stOss and enclosed In 'scosd envelope ad
The shs s RESERVED 20 reec. any all the bids m the
interests Of the RfcxsD T. yoTsoLLY Comptroller
cs c1.,.S,r.a o Ssv Ycsy; c,,les ps'1ssi jsns ic G
GAZE s,. sASwrnc
their capital a low price Address D. W. boz 1850 Post
UNITED STATES TREASURY ,rru ,~,
Schedules Of t thirty schedule bonds due July
l. is. win now Be received examination the United
s'A's' '''A'1'' h. VAN pYcK,
Assistant Treasurer.
VT7ANrED-G,p. ron rIRsJ MORTGAGE ON
w real es.ass In wesaehsssr county, y. y. Address
O n, boz 80 Herald onos
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fortune - nads 10 short time address nmsdAs'y
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SC.UUV probable Investment winch win pay large
income 10 short dime; The subsrt9er wfn oer great M
ducsments those willing inveqt; busness safe and
essS :pEy BY. sboss who intend business Ad-
oon nnn -VrRsR AND SECOND MORTGAGES
pCU.VUU. bought Money 70 loan on improved asy
ana s''0sa xRasTscso TIA ss HARR1sorox, I Broadway
n17S Onn TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT.
D1 .UVU gnse, N ons o. moro sums, real ssssss
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NEW PUDEICATIONs.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

EoR sALE-AS ELEGAST rHoK6gGHBRKD SAD,
de Horse by Lexington out OF Hedgcford hAG
geding l6s hands high years old this spring sound
kind well trained, without AuH bIemish. Apply a
Dickers Riding Academy, corner Of Fifth avenue and
Thirty ninth street.
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OFFICE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
~ Of California, william New York.The cou
pons the FIRST bonds Of the Central Pacific Rail
road due July will be paid ut fe banking house OF Fisk
Hatch, No. Nassau street. y
OFFICE or THE HAMILTON FIRE INsURANoE
" Company. IL Wall street. New York. June II. 1851.
The Board of Directors have day declared semi
annual dividend q Ave @ per cent free Of government TAI
'A'A''s y" .'' JAMES GILMORE, Secretary.
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A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE MUSICAL MUTUAL
IA Protective Union win be held at the GermaEa As
pembly Rooms 2l Bowery, Thursday June ~ 1857, a
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ENOR sALE-A SPLENDID MARE FIVE YEARS OLD.
Is hands high; warranted sound and kind; silver
plated Harness and Bakers Wagon $40 Grand street, w
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a HOT HOUSE PEACH GROWER OF LONG ISLAND.
"A named Crane Cronin. desred 70 conmanicate his
address 70 J. b. Rayner SIS Broadway