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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-04
NIBLO'S
CONSERY.fTORY.dND SEED EST.ABLISHALENT.
ARRIVALS OF FRESH SEEDS.

ysts THE SUBSCRIBER, in acknow Lodging the libera.
paronage veceived by him this sea.on for which he Is
(which made BY himself when in Europe last winter with
pen completed by the arrivals the
veral packet ships from London and Havre.
Ssnu and Flower Seeds Of which
very and will be found well worthy the attention Of
Vegetable and Field Seeds have also imported Of
kinds only which desirable To be obtained at foreign
ket other for which the American productions more
or this onIva OF which strictly relied
upon as being genuine, and, in fact, are warranted
fact that in al se.ds from this establishment should
bear character he caused all the old seeds (procured
BY S lac M v pS Pr Ss saG rsS1
Broad the 9th Dec last, and h. with confidence
worthless seed in the whole stock
Double Dshas-Au extensive collection of these beautiful
Towering Riots have also been imported from the most emf
exhibited in England during the last two They
aud good plants pdrranted true
mining fall description OF each VARIETY together with
suctons for their Cutue will be published at an early
peiod 49,
large collection Of fine healthy plants Fowerare the
which will be found desirable ornaments for
Bouquets Baskets and Vases of Flowers be procured
bn the shortest put up in but elegant STYLE
Fruit and Ornamental Trees. Shrubs hardy Roses. &C. in
Bulbous Flowerng Roots viz Gladious Mexican Tiger
Flower Tiger Lily Jacobean Lily, 1uberose. &C. &c. foI
Fowsr Stands, Fancy Tara Gotta Flower Vase. and Pots
q new aud handsome designs; God vi b. Fish GLOBES, Sc
IA large Of Gardening Tools, Horticultural aud
sfhe above are no offered for sale at Low PRICES
haying been purchased FOR sh, terms
and will be ready for delivery tgras) early the ensung
week.
attended %I lin Sro ,n ss Ssr FsS. sss''''
. 576 Broadway.
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sxke A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE--1he + nm
Aformery owned and occupied by Jonathan Ward, Esq.,
in the upper part Of the town Of East Chester
Westcheer County 20 miles from h city Of New York on
the Post Road and Of mile from the Harlem Ra
road.
The above Farm about hundred Of Land
which under high Of cultivation, well waered and
fenced with double story dive ling aud number ef
uildings attached .
The above dwelling and Of land occupied
the Bronx Tavern and Post Office known Marble Hall
N the above farm and dwelling not sold before the e5h OF
same purpose Inquire Of KAHN MORGAN, pre-.
misses, or ], l.. MORGAN, II Fulton vt.
n B-This farm is well adapted for milk dairy.
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Aane FOR SALE-On Staten Island within mile of the
1XQuaentne small Farm Of fifteen about hall
s covered with wood the balance 10 suitable for
garden purposes There modern story house with
kitchen adjoining, and failing well by the door Also
enquire OF THOMAS CARY,
ia INN Quarantine Staten.Island
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the North American Trust and Banking Company de-
srous OF negotiating and raising money upon Cor the ge
neral purposes Of the institution, TO be secured by the
trust referred TO ut the OF the note doubt has
been suggested whether the company under the general
banking law and the act amending the SAME passed May
Ia, 1870 are authorised 10 make such note
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

= LADiES AND UEN I11MEN. !
had better lose time ia calling fashionable Boot
Shoe Stores Of 5. r. SECOR, Nos l6ok and 6l Ge
street. WHARF all may mseves with article of
style make fashion aud msh cannot be surpassed
haps eQualled in this city. ~
S. r g. beas apprse particular thosd' md gentle
who consider well fitting boot CATER M Indispensable
article the tout ensemble Of all within tn. eat monde that
,eCK ISL Greenw street the only pas<s New Yok
they depend being suiIed. .
B.-Lidies and Misses Caters. Shoes &C.. always on
hand in eldleIs variety.
10 Remember. leoK and l6l Greenwich street.-0
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Mo- FOR SALEThe piece Of land, consisting of about
- situate the village Of Fort Lee. the West
80 bank OF the Hudson River. and known The Or
charJ" On the premises three Cottages all in seon der
The land Orchard Of Apple and Cherry Trees Of excel
lent quality good fence excellent condition. Dock
and water front connected with it,
Asoa Of land he village, aud West Of and
opposite the Orchard consisting OF abos acres known
the Moore property" On this place two dwelling
houses, ana large portion Of IL IL IN good cultivation
Asothe property in the village fronting the river
known Long Dock consisting of upwards of 81 On
and barn This property has undergone expensive improve
BILE front. +. II. TILLOU,
"a i'm nc 81 Wall n.
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SEEDS OF EVERY KIND JUST RECEIVED
BY THE


Yn TAKE this opportunity Of returning their thanks
N their friends aud the public for the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon them opening their Seed Store
aud Conservatory They have inst received additional sur
ply of all the best known vare of Annual Biennial and
Perennial Fowe, Seeds, Vegetable Seeds Of all KINDS
Grsss feeds of the best kinds, snring Wheat Potato
order Exotic. of seyIy description, suitable for psrlo
choice and delicate flowers for bridal other festive parties
Binds and Bird Cages Gold Fish and Globes, fancy Flower
Vases aud Stands OF patterns with other fancy articles
all Of which will be sold the lowe They beg leave
inform their eods aud the public that they have not old
expense the best seeds Of the last seasons growth
from the most respectable houses this country aud Europe
all Of which will be warranted Catalogues will be ready Tor
dlstrbu ion early the ensuing week. All those IN will
please call and examine for themselves before purchasing else
English Split Peas Oatmeal and Fmbden Greats for Cruel
fruit and ornamental Trees Of all kiads Grape ard flow
erng shrubs hfrbaceous plants &c. always baud
the Conservatory aud Seed Store 635 Broadway New
York.
above. fzI Inns m
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. ONLY LOOK AT THIS aud see the as -
tnnishingj ow prices Of BOOT and SHOES~

NJ
~ Shoe Store Of Greenwich and Murray Streets.
gntlemens fine Fr.nch and native calf double
and single solos, from 50 50 So 81 TO 81 80 and S.
A,o large Of gentemen, boys and youths hre
calf and kip Shoes Of latest style and best matsrs there
gsd and e~ed for boys and youths and at prices
The Ladies Of New York and its vicinity will hud il to their
advantage call this establishment and t- .pcn
all the different colors and most fashonsbs ;ys. There
strapped with leather bottoms ladies' do; Moecasp
cad hdls Rnhbers iurred plain and feured and ,h
drsn's. Of all kir ds, in abur dlrce and cheap.
Don't mistake numbe 253 Green ch street, of
Nurravst WRIGHT, CAL HOUN &CO.
c23 tusec
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- ECONOMY IN BOOTS AND SHOES. -
X Economy being the order Of the day the sub u
Nscber invites the attention Of the public his
soI!msst Of Boot. from 81 upwards lie will sell At the
latest STYLE and Of good caskn, warranted WELL Of
his own make No Yankee about them, single trial will
he sso makes Boots Of all description, to order the
shortest note good Ct being in all
cse which he enabled do BY drawing OF the feet
and filing and keeping expressly pair Of lasts for each
customer. Constantly ON hand
Cork sole Boots, from. .....''.' Is 90 TO 7 40
Double 4 q
2 20 q
Z.
Dress Shoes. ! 50 TO 2 30
Oyershoes, Is 30
Slippers. &c. sc. a equally low prices.
JOHN L. WATKINS, ia Falton street,
n imsec between Nassau and Dutch streets
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I'd do .'.....'.'' 1870 2oo 90
$500 %
10 three Jerks, = 100 per ann for o,en 100 100 90 90
Two CLERKS. At 500 each Ter anu for
one eieri at sa,o per ann, for wears 80 90
Two CLERKS, at 500 pr ann.,ior ears 600 90
sa $50 90
The accuracy OF this statement is beyond dispute,
the books of our firm will show
Reference is made TO the received from subscr
bers for capital stock for examination oil title and Official
certificates of approval, Sc These charges were in all
reasonable They received by the firm OF Ora
ham, Wood Powers, and equally divided between the
partners of that firm As much has been said respecting
the amount received ON the company for professional
services by my partners and myself declare for them
and that full equivalent rendered for every
dollar that we have and every Just and inte
gent who inv esgates the matter will be convinced
Of the rectudc and moderation Of our charges, and in.
vite the fullest scrutiny into them.
In conclusion would remark that was stakeholder
the company my right to the amount Of $50 600
upon which have sustained heavy loss, and 5000 OF
which held from the organization Of the company until
few weeks past aud then sold at sacrifice Of $4,000.
which TO be added the interest the whole amount
for six years less dividend OF 500 making loss on
ed upon my stock exceeds double the amount have re.
cevsd from the institution for professional services II
will be therefore, that instead Of being benefited by
my connexion with this company has been disastrous
TO me in the extreme, entang upon pecuniary
and the loss of large business
and finally, subjecng my motives and conduct to the
most misrepresentation. feel, however
tire confidence that a candid perisa Of the preceding
JOHN LORtMER GRAHAM
NV Yonw March L. lsa4.
To THE PupLic.
The undersigned partners Of John Lormer Ora
ham, Esq in the conveyancng and real estate business.
during the years 1888, 1885, 1870 and part OF isii we
actively and personally engaged in that business,
and had full and accurate knowledge Of the receipts
and expenses thereof and OF the nature and extent OF m
| operations. -, ,,.,.-
We have read the preceding statement OF VT ,rahan
,n1 the one by MIR Moves the latter published IN The
Commercial Advertiser the I'D oil February ana I'M
hesitatngly declare our knowledge OF tnc uu.h .. hs
facts which they contain far as they relate 20 ourselves
or to the business in which were engaged ana our
Arm belief of their accuracy in every other particular
| ~ ~ " WM q. WOOD,
WM. r. POWERS.
New York, March !, 1871
O,,,,os ny SAMUEL A. Foor, joins LoRriER GRAHAM
i ,Sp WILLIAM CuRrB NoyEs, Esens
| A note, Of which the following copy, In blank ha'
been presented 10 U.S. 10 sample Of large numbsr whiof
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SAVE YOUR SUILLINGS,

SAVE YOUR SHILLINGS.
- Al that are in want ofsood Gaiters, Shoes, -
aan54s Bushins requested TO call atWALkER'5
corner Of eroadwsy and Canal street Ladiss' Caters,
Misses and Childen's Caters, Of all colors and sizes
Of the latest French fashionable cheapest yet offered Aiso
the OF terts fine French Calf Dress Boots
sutcbed, at s. Tho,e who purchase # tois old
bshment call egsa the best evidence Of the gene
u Remcmber- Cheap Boot and Shoe Store
sie Broadway. Canal street f25 lmsec
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"Nrw YoRx, June IL, Isil"
The trustees having been informed, in October, Isil
that MIR Leav intended 10 insist that the trusts in
valid for usury and upon other grounds the trustees
placed themselves under the legal advice Of r.
Butler samuel A. Foot and William Curtis Noyes, Es1rs
Mr. Lcavt aerward filed several bills in chancery to set
pending for long period and all the subject matters EN-.
brsced In them and in others involving the organization
Of the company have received the most searching and
thorough examination. am JUSTIFIED in saying that the
eminent gentlemen last named after the fullest nvega
ton In preparing the pcadings in these causes which
pending have perfect conviction that the organza
ton Of the company conducted In good faith and in
accordance with the provisions OF the general bonh
law and hss the trusts were ersssd In good faith Tor the
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New York, November 2sth, $780,
The property thus appraised, safe and permanent,
investment at 81 has been mortgaged TO the
pany for 025 100 showing Of value In the
opinion Of the appraisers at the date other certificate
1869, $50.
have been thus particular in giving and events
in order to repc the unounded mpntatons made against
the integrity and good faith fthc organization Of thi.
company All the facts have stated and full de
tail under OATH can be found the files of the Court oil
Chancery. Those records exhibits systematic regular
and honest organization of this company and those who
question II will be convinced Of their upon Teerr
ing to them.
found that of its first acts after its organization
the purchase 900 OF the stock Of the State OF Ar
kansas The most cautious investg CATION believe, (or
absent from ths city when II mads preceded h
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"A TO LET-The HAMILTON HOUSE. situated at
c::lf the Narows, near Fort Hamilton This well known
Hotel and grounds will be very much improved since
large Stable and added the out build
The front the shore has also been
proved aud dock erected directly in frout-he whole Of
which will DO let with the Hotel
For Particular inquD Of the subscriber the premises
GEORGE 8. 0ELSTON.
Fort Hamilton. February 18th 1914. f27 2wsrc
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- TO LET-Ths four story granite Brick store
f::R New street. Wall street
The three story brick Honse 80 Hudson street. Jersey
CITY, fronting the river, aud near the ferry.
Three story brick House Walker between b DAD
way and Church stree, in excellent order.
The two story brick front House 23 Church street. door
above Walker street.
Three story brick Store Cherry street. n Pike ST..
occupied feed by Messrs. Geo. Valentine & Co.
Two story brick House Nc. i. Rivngton street. -,
Two brick House 30 Bowery, occupied by Dr. VIM.
Bailey. Reuts moderate Apply
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eENrLEmrNs t t84k At s6I JI soors til. s,.,
Do Water Proof Boots do.... 90
DO Light French Calfskn Boots do. 80 to 4 90
~ DO India kubuerOverahoes, with leater soes 50
no flnln Hubbera 50
20 DAp0ng Pumps. 90
20 Ianr1ng 0aiters... rs
10 WORKED Skipper, 90
And 81 other kinds Of Boots and Shoes in flshon Ladies,
aitsr BOOTS buskins slippers, Ties, Quilted Shoes fnea
Shoes .nn and black Satin Slippers, Button Shoes India
Nrbber psn and all other kinds Of Over Shoes
and shoes Misses and Chdren Of ali kinds TO be found in
me world all OF our the beat OF French
goods and 70 De the best and cheap cheap
l@ in.re GREGORY CAHiir' ss1 Broadway.
O6 CATHERINE sTREET-Thats the place You
~ can save money Ladies who wish 10 be economi.
Zeal find at the above place Cater Boots Shoes Bush.
ms and Slippers, OF various coors, Of elegant shapes
most beautiful kinds at the lowest ever Offered This
city. as follows $3.50
Ladies' Cater Boots. ''...... los TO l2s
Do NO 40. Is
Do Buskins 80. '............ S. TO IS
!" Slippers 3s In Ts
Strong Leather Boots and Shoes, IS TO Is
av misses and cidrens India Rubber Shoes and Owe,
and youths Boots and Shoes extraordinary cheap
say and ookvou will surely try, and be satisfied that
simsm E. DOWNS. IS Catherine street.
BQYD 4 HINCKEN,.
aztec No. Tont,ns building,
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O,,S,os oy SAMUEL A. Foor JonN LoRIMEn GRAHAM
,yp WILLIAM CURTIS NoyEs, EsQns
A note OF which the following copy, In blank, hs
been presented TO U.S. sample Of large number whio
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-11
rosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Dec, lcid
PROPOSALS for carrying the Mails of the United Stale, iroi
the Isl Of February, l5i 10 the 3hi oil June, Ie, on u
following post routes III Virginia will he received nj r ot vi
flee Department until Of the 18Th day OF JanGary lcli
be decided ON the day following.
VIRGINIA.
$3.50 From Tynchhnrg ly Ea.lc Eyey, Wauei Ferry Ba
Falls Natural Bridge Rebrrca Furnace CLIFTON Forge
Covinston Caaghans 81 miles aud hack twice week
Leave yuchburg Monday and Friday ~ u a. M, airv
nj Caashans days by 8
Leave Calagas every Monday and Friday at arriv
nj Lyn: hlurg next day 10y p.
" Proposals three times week, IN Two horse coaches
four oise Coaches, from Isl May .t November and TN
residue the year twice week horse Will be considered
Ao for The extension Of the from Calaghas 10 WI
Sulphur Springs.
ajs From ynchburg by New London Otter Bridge, Lber
~ Lisbon Blue Ridge, Buiurds fluke and stone store
Zig Lick, 81 miles and back three week, III four hor
iwccky four horse poast coach branch from
Buord by Blue Ridge To Fincas'lr 30 miles and back
Leave ynchbure Monday "Wednesday aud Friday at
n IN. arrive AT Big Lick same days hv p.
Leave Big Lick every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday al
j. arrive N l.ynchburg same days by ~ m
Leave Buords Monday Wednesday aud Friday AZ j
H., arrive At Fncastie SANE days by D m.
Leave Fncaste every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at u
a. arrive al Buford's samr DAYS by { 4. m.
NOTES.
No proposal will considered unless be accompanied by
guarantee signed by responsible persons, III the io
low ng manner
"rhc undersigned guarantee that -, il his bid for
carrying The mail from be accepted by Tie PoSt
General obj CATION prior 10 the Isl day
"a April neat with good aud sufficient suees, TO perform te
service proposed
This should he accompanied by the certificate OF Postmaster
nrr equivalent testimony, thai the guarantees are men Z"
property, and able 10 make good ner guaranty.
r proposals should he seat 10 The Department sealed enHo
ed proposals 1r route No and addressed 10 Tie frs rs
s.siai.t Postmaster General.
For the prohibition of bids resulting from combinations, ana
the terms and conditions which the contract to lie made
&. A. WICKLIFFE, Postmaster General.
Post 0iilce Department, Dec ls, 1913 CS-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-11

AT a meeting of number Of the Democrats of the
neighborhood Of Little Indian Creek at Snders school
house, the county of Monongalia, on the 10th day
Of December, lSi3 for the purpose Of appointing some
suitable person II represent the Democracy of Monon
gala and Marion in the National Convention to be held
in Baltimore in May next agreeably TO the plan pro-
posed in the Argus some months ago,
On motion, Aaron Barker, Esq, was called 10 the
Chair and Chas Boyles appointed Secretary. The OBJ
iect Of the meeting having been explained by Joseph
Johnson, the following resolutions were unnnimousl
adopted:
Resoloed, That the recommendation of c. A Har
per, Esq, Of Fairmont, by the Democrats of Marion
county, suitable person to represent the Republic
Of Monongal,a and Marion, in the National Con
ven,ion to be held in Baltimore, in May next meet'
the appreciation of this meeting
ResoLysd, That the Democratic Republicans of the
several election precincts in this county (Monongalia
be respectfully requested to hold meetings sanconine
the recommendation Of the said c. A. Harper, TO
commend some other person.
Rtsolred Tha! we approve oil the plan proposed II
the Argus some months ago, "that The counties o
Brooke and Oho, appoint delegate to the Baltimore
Convention, Marshall and Tyler one, Nonongala ant
Marion one, and Preston, Randolph and Barbour one.
Resoioed, That will support the nominees of th'
Democratic National Convention, to be held in Ba!ti
more in May next, for the purpose Of selecting snta
bic persons 10 be for President and V. President
the U 81 by the Republican party.
A. BARKER, chm.
Cu,a Row. Sem
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,tI,prn rfrr rptT\Ty

At a meetng oi the Republican party oil lharlotle
county held at the Courthouse, on Monday, The lei
day OF january, 1914, nnd called for the purpose oil
selecting delegates 10 the several Democratic Conven
tons Captain George Hannah was chosen as Cha'f'
man, and VIII am w. Read appointed Secretary
Tho object of the meeting was stated by Ni!l'an
J. Watkins, Esquire, who proposed, that conVeh
tion tn be composed Of members from each county IN
this Congressional District, be held at FarmV'lle
Prince Edward, for the purpose OF appointing o.le'
gates TO The Baltimore Convenilon which proposition
after some discussion, was agreed TO.
Ga mot on. it was then
Resolced That, with the concurrence oil the Other
counties Interested the 1t Of February 1874, be tine
day of meeting in Farmvlle.
II was further
Resoiccd That this county be represented IN 'ha'
convention by The following gentlemen Captain John
d Richardson, Captain Will am Gillian, Major Da
vid McCarro, and hlessrs William J. Watkins
A Davidson, G. C. Watkins, w. Z. Feshman Jas
Madison John Booth and William w. Read
Rssoiped That the following gentlemen be requested
to represent this county the convention to be held al
Richmond on the lst OF February next: Messfs. Den
mis- of the Senate and Marshall (of the House of D.
lasates,) and Messrs Richard J. Games, George w
Read and Thomas T. Hammer.
On motion, il was fn,ther
Reso,rfd That the Editors Of the Richmond En-
qulrer, Petersburg Republican, and Lynch5urg Re
publican be requested TO publish the proceedings OF this
meeting in their respective papers
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
GEORGE HANNAH, Gin
" w RrAp Sam