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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-27

Nv YORK AkFHirsEATaE. 40. 81 BoWEsY.-
sahei ~ aoue e. -H frr lr clors.ar J.ricl Niron.
Aqueftfiiu Lar1F0r' .I..8Iav Naf gTth viii
te Irtftrtet tlrnut Scenes in TIE Circle 10 Watch the
titr trNr', hae Luut, bfue tua, Nal!e rouruiaire
aha N1e tcro- WI appear p, Pc tauowes BY hs fairy
p7Ftant ~ Clt LtELlhAllaia.ciia. kJlie. Rosa; tho
srtaf Ata Ntcthgu ana ll. uo ut1i rrneo Mdue. 10
trthEoi lhudi.o. M1.ier Mrairani ucrts. Master O.
hA.nt 0d Bachelor htf.rr "a AiAon Prices 81 Aamla-
On tr'tis 5000, h', iofga 1908 pit, lHa Doors open
AAhrto Fsigfl NOES ooumrnao A. lrartor palt 7.
D01ifiyELY IuE LAST WFEK-SOW OPEN AT
rtfrpttf HHU TT afuay, btale CraEan'a Vorars 10
'Ierlh aru Return, tirf Vows a PhiilfaiDhta fths
90 1923 fpint) Ial $685. C4args1n Wet aides Rio ia
ntft Jta 4au iu ttit r' m, YhlTaraiso. HssatlAn,
.al lfffin .1rttrrr I-1aua, fhe Issh mus, Havana,
lll hrtt11- 4ii' raurl.a craifsiiy che hrsss. and
uarn BE- .le vtIe, vti pairtsd by Ge9rio Ttlige,
ri tlV ft 81 'arraffls over tro milos in snsth sad
r.rH NrTs of ttt r-in.rl tir che Atl.nto snd Pa
e. O. cart r1 pste o. Hafton sith narniaesnt
OCEAN vieHt hluir'1 - cal s1lirsa unlcr Ten, half
prize. Drtrs rfeu 90 lf ufnfs nc ~ o'clock rrhf-
hrt % Fefursdav 80 esuflav afternoon o'clock.
Du.CHAn .FRoGREss- NOW OPEN AT WASH
layton l'lli, bti Gr.alrry Houston street, the
fatrtaus gu BnrJaur iFrrle lrugsrss. Doors open a.
= oa lleurs ar quarter a. CEht. Tickets So cents,
rli., Ast Iroo. ltpiiv tcksts. adaitiing per-
.Hrtovs. DC thrco ocloof.
TO Il DR Amateurs THE BURTON DRAvATIc
ftfrrnfIrn arc Isruuf tt securing the ~
three ln1-r plo have EuIdFa of dramatic Business or
i1 orc ~ Ei.ult0 ndau thc ffare profsssion Ad-
.fca W Rcd, No Monroe street, Iiis company is Il ho
Gree stsuairg az drrl5 t.taili-hel
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WHITES MrLODFON OPPOSITE rag BOwERY
~ THEATRE. BhcelruCoug Concert. every evening by
Whites Popular Baud ui ser4rairs SAD boat Of novel-
tics TOO numerous men ~, us greater com 0inaon
Of talent than offered by sirar place in this
world mailing the ting sad pleasing eater tan
being perfectly chase
tiJIgble 10 % uiiuus
G. So e prpprietor md
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LkALOFS hlNSEkELS.-j. -. FELLOWS, MANAGkB
aud proprietor Of Do - MiDEtrss has the hoaor 70
rtom the citizens hla etropoa that his
hall erected old rat ruG ground "a broadway, 10
ish6d, liza celehrsed band of mugtrois
their tst concert in 10 Monday evening heyember th
The La is nttod " style, cuHhi oneA
seats oarpetSd and beau fully hghted Tbs tand IL
POSED OF che tep regards EhioBian miRstef
sy America j. a. olloWs Relieves Il duty present
his thanks 20 hia friends. and the hc selersly
who have EXTENDED liberal patronage 20 him. sad beg 30
state that pains expense vii be spared make this
he most amugng ana uEase place Of resort 10 the city
Doors oIen ~ 6Ccrocrf 70 commence At 71 Admissions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-27

MECHANICS HALL. no. zl2 BROADWAY, ABOVE
s Grand strsssOpen even night during tho week nth
further noEoofne original ADD we'll kEown CuRtsTY'c
GiNtrRkLs, comprising clAoient and versatile eorpa
OF TALENTED ard cApscn1sd porormers, under the
aSement OF T. T. OhrsV, whose this cisy
succession Of four Jcar oay bean received fsvog BY
highly resreoahe and frsf )Bnble sudieIsea II kes -
Doors ~ keh r ~ hif rsat
e'e,0ok The patrons Of Cbrisys snsrtls
specially informed that tho usual aturday
IA ,.s1 lo Afacgr ffnsfe "a for lief ufure
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N1Ew JEsNY LINn rrlupeos. KyowN As KNIcK-

~ CHECKER Hail. corner e Twenty third street aud
Ight ayenueRoarso aru Performances Chilly by
TlOrrs urrguaed bard cf nsrnous. Mniltrels aud by
the great allan Mere with bis erful Daneing Figures
b. the adies great iayrite yOung uiss a.. eight
years 81 :ge the tiauo Dnors A. - clock
at tx Resoryed for ladies and children 2z
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COO RrwAED -LoCT, 4 SMALL GOLD wATCH
T~O wih iquet chaln att.chsd, makers name I'D
Pnria" The ntovo reward will te raid ~ the fn1sr
lsavins tst hIEN 2. STEWART cos Broadway.
Y o T-sUPPOsED GNAy OMNIBUS, BErwEsN THE
"A Broadway fbeatrs ana Cnon Place Hotel Thur lay
,ysnins last small darn trovn Cargo Breach teng hs
bksress 81 his Holiness. Pope fius 9th liberal reward
VII be paid by applying ., D. .. ~ once Of The Herald.
Il osT-FRos TIE Y. ". STEAMSHIP AFRICA,
~ black lea,her trunk With India Rubber Life Pre-
,etssr nailed The top, and care tied 70 81 the
ltnaeH With the address Rev. Mr Lawreaos Passenger
Tie shove supposed 70 have been akea By mistake,
" tome enc Of The passengers Whoever have the
sove W te suitably rarded hy rturning 10 10 the b.
~. =. X y. 9team Co.'S once 3 Eroafway
/ ,osr-oR LEFT WITH .soaE GENrLEsEN, ON raj
the x2d INST Ia conirg from Wal street
attamcnd cuier Pin Get 10 goid n the pa-son LEFT
WITH VII nave ne Kindness 70 return IL 70 Ia twenty
fret itreet, he viii DO literally w.rded.
4 0sT-oN THURSDAY Evening. 2lsr inst IN
IL pnetnE IRON ErIome 20 Aatr Co.ra
Housc double kyeas set w GOLD and susnsnasa bv an
India rubber string liberal reward vi nal the hnf
err BY avnE ~ the Herald Office. Tits g and there
fore yaiusble 20 The loser
n osT-BY poor WOMAN on TUEsDaY ArryR-
IL along broadway between william s.vsct IA
Centre msrket leather Pocket Book contaiains 80,
and .-haf dollsrs IN gold. four two SHILLING peoes snd
tapsrs, which werz e. vaiue 10 the ovne-
Any who has found the will do a rnest rere-s
scon and merit the grateful thanks Of the erner by
leaving IL at this once. -
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IrnRaIra- Sro- =

NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR 81 CROSBY srRrEr--
IN auction sale % Horsss CarraEss. Hsrns. sasslss
BE- this cay, Novemhsr ", TONNE ncirF ~ n o'clock
JOHN GArFIRJD. Proprietor.
I,U- ssLn-A DESIRABLE PAIR or FAMILY CoACH
es, being dsr ttyr very kin1 and gentle, and %
About sateen hands high Also narouoh
Esrou Ceurfe anf Harness. the property kaias
f privsts family Abtrt leave the eisr, being The oar
re.rr s,ng with tbs sane. Eor fun particulars
suire Ne, ,er street vbsre the whoe nav Ne
r,op sALE-AvERY STYLISH ANp Valuable BAY
yssrs cid near sstee- hands high sod ussd
40 serhie rfes hsrnfs Aisp Waeor srs Harness OF
he arst uasy resriy ecu ~ Ne IA Barclay street.
fstvesr II and u eoeek AN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-27

CALIFORNIA.
CALIFORNIA; FEw EXCELLENT CHANCES RE-
" main eren te Persons who are willing 20 small
amount Of n9ry and perform light duty a. hne steam
ship ~ ever left the port % New York. Apply mmodi-
ately at the ShI ping Once. M south street
OGDEN a HAYrFs-tRICH'D L. OGDEN, THOsf
" HHnesl-Wholesale and General Commission her.
chants san Francisco, California Merchandise oonsg.ed
" u.s. v be placed board store ship aud sold BY
pesthus avoiding All rsts q Ere, etc. Refer toWm.
Cary Co, New York; Joseph r. Fnnger dos LOMBARD
hStIiot do Burr stevens dos Conan, Hopkins Co,
Albany
TAYLOR DE BAgFRE, FORWARDING AND CON
miseion merchants ,Chagres, ". Owe are pro-
pared 20 forward al goods having aht
drtush bosts with India rubber covsrs suitable for tAs
conveyance passengers ard freight We have also made
srnngementa with kunes Co. tranrporaton SCENTS al
gorHon and urucee that there will be delay The
tsthmus. NJ X. TAYLOR, late Of baltimore
y. w. DE BAUrRE, late Of New Orleans.
Reference IN New Yorh, Howard Sons, "a Broadway.
Our Agene are J. Has 50 Beaver Cor~ine, Bro
Co, C. Consulate, Panama hcCondsry Co. San Frsn-
ssoo. California
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g9owRRY THIArRE-wEDsIsDAY EVENING. NOV.
- Tsh sii b repeated ths sps:t,sis styled the LAST
Pepe sedon M Hamilt don. Mr. Tiiton Nysis Mss
Wemys i,ne. Mr. waeo Ths SAGE OF vssuvius Hrs Jor-
dan The orchestra will perform the admired Overture TO
Tie wspderns Jew soresde with the romance OF The
kNEss-Empror sig.p ond Mr. yordan Prince Leopold,
Mr. Hilton; Eeszsr hendizabe Mr. r. Scott Rachs Men
erabt Miss Memyss; abigail Mrs. Broadly. Boxes. 25ci
Ply i2e Doors srsn 1T Ok; the curtain viii riss st
o'clock.
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NIBLo's GARDEs.-TICKErs 50 CENTS, ppTvAru

~ boxes 80 Manager MT John Ssftoa-poora orsn A.
hshrsst o'clock, CO commence 1T 1k-The wonderfui
kayel family In three pant eisht
Dances living tSbsaux novel fsas ON fhs
double tight rope Wednesday evening, koysmbsr IT.
Overture BY the Orchestra To bs succeeded
CHA tPETRE-cbaracters by the kaysl Family After
which, (iast 'ime,i he new Er.nd DlvkRrioSEhENT,
ecmprisire eight characteristics National Dances To be
followed iy the ITALIAN RRIGANBS. t. conclude With
the comic paAsouime Of RAOUL; the Magic Star.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-27

PUBLICATIONS.
lust PUBLISHED one uUEDRnD TRICks VIII
Cards, sxpoed and ained by ,. ~ Green, the
formed Eamiier cortining Nr &c moot atarthrt tricks
with cards, vita toll explanation 81 TIE 1f pr
r. ing hem. Also IN expedition Of tie ghst a. pfaotced
in the vaftou, ssmes ~ the day Price p oea
@ :. bINCf, Publishers, 81 Chatham street, Ny.
loi Gale by oil dealers In ohef pu hhcAtora.
g. PIES allied 20 rar 81 the Jnted atios reoe %
o. ~ cents, Eve copies for 81 address, post paid,
cfove.
~ journal, weekly literary ptpCr Conieatelhe Two
barQp tartillac, the Jewellor trsnsa,ed from he Ger
man The Artist SnrprGed3 ~ ped for TtNa tho lur
he bilhlsndtr In chat so &C. together with Ane9tote
huc1l aud Dramatic Notices Chcsa Problems a. rub
lthed bv p Miller son il0 Pearl street. grCe cents
Tor sale by aii booksellers.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNlTURE-THIS DAY, tWEDNES-
day.) Noveu Der 81 at lOlS O'Clock at 81 Broadway
G. w. BROWN will sell ut auction large assortment O
Household Furniture consisting OF Sofas. Chairs Soa
s,ead Bureaus Wash Stands bair hattraaes Book Cas-
WardIobes Rocking aud Easy Chairs Silver plated
Tea Trays Lsmps Grsndoles crockery Glassware, China
&c.
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nor THE BrkEFIT or TUE PooR-FEsTIvAL
Under The oceetion Of the Ladies Bsnsyoient society,
Of St. Firoanb &c Paul 10 be held the Chinese saloon
a9 Brosdvay. on 1hursdiy evening November q. 1850
tickets % ccutH
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- City Ball Wednesday evening November Yth. will
be PLAYED Okee,'s comedy Of the YOUNG QuAkER-Lady
Rounsssl Mrs. Hughes; Aramnta, Miss Weston; Pink,
nr ksytst CapAin Ambush Mr. JortAp; spatterdssh Mr.
Burt shadraok Bar M Howard To lude with
farce called MY FRIEND IN The sTRAPs-Mr Nupkas,
Mr. Bovarci Major capieum, MT. Holman Frederic. MT
Jordan: Caroline hiss Weston. Boxes Dress Circle aud
Psrare. 90 sents Second Tier cents Doors open at or
O begin Al o'clock.
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day "wednesday Nov q at lo o'clock, at No. SO King
will be sod the entire ur1ture o. the house.
perty Of gentleman going to Europe and will comprise
variety Of rich goods such rosewood
made by Stodart; pier gasse oil paintings damask
curtains three ply and ingram carpets extension
tables French chairs teteatete sofas, marble furni
ture wardrobes French hedteads beds manel
clocks solar and hall lamps grandoles s and plated
wines &C. &C. Catalogues ready early in the morning.
No IN aecnnnf Of We TIER
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DAWNRROKER's sALE-TuIS DAY (WEpNEsDAY),
New. q, at 10 o'clock by Lewis Mortimore, suction
GERS. store l7 Chatham street. of Oliver street.
large unredeemed dges viz ladies' aud
ten ems wearing apparel blankets, quilts &C. SCI also,
watohes and ewery by order Of d. FERGU3oN, Pawnbro
ker, % West Broadway.
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The best Judges unite I'm commanding, 20
all lovers Of true art the unequaed Dsguerreoypes ie
by the Roots No. S6S Broadway corner OF franklin street,
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VvO ALL HOUsEgEEPERss
II 30 rosche6 90 tcdAugs annoy or rer1leN you,
Or entf, hce0 or flies, or muFquit0af Ger your
Ufo, 70 20 Dr. 'aduav. four hundred sd twertv
Ard procure Lyons Pewdcfs- box ~ pier tv;
Just sTrirke ~ rOund where the n thickest,
aud TIE meets q viii stilen ittle the quchcs,.
Mice sud rate should they plague you. easy kili
Nor lyon for thc m has exquisite pill
And tire best - AL a. Va know rsithrr artfos
Contains In ita substance ~ poi particle
yNlH1ER EHYhES
w thivering. sneeiinE,
CcurhnE wheeling.
Teverifh new. sud nctt time fretzinr,
What on earth IL more ruplsssing
Than a "horrid cold q"
Needles seem your palate pricking.
Phlcrm your q roat IL gathering thick In,
And all hi1ht you're tossnr kicking
Meath she covers field.
Bad now, Amt IL.
AsI paint ~
Sure eanttt
Eiaht make nervous
90, when on tie rack
with this sort Of attack
Drive " on with package from famed Mrs. Iervis.
Mrs Iervist Gold Car dy, sold ty krs W. JERYI8, $50
Broadway ard BY druggsts generally
NEDICATID yAPOR AND sULPHUK BATIs-R. y.
A'I Carrolfs, b Barclay street recommended ~ Drs.
Mott, Stevens hacreven, Boyd smith, Dixon. Miett and
other eminent physicians. remedy FOR colds, rheus
titu mercursl dsees sslt rheun, pmrcs tie face,
pslas chronic affections Of the liver uns ches &C.
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Ethht NUthL ND ]" hIHUAkNTAL CUNCLkT.--
" Professor rvort, bis three daughters and will
give concert ~ central ut, in WillRmabnrEh IN Wet
ncldhy, Nov. 2h Price u ndmsmon, - cents children
half price DOors open al u performance 90
a. O'clCck.
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M ATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM ST, MAR RoOsE-

~ yelt-Wednesday evening. Nov Y: will be presented
the see Of the MAGIC WELL the Fairy
Of the Dssert-Anshack, Mr.. II seymturi huley, Mr..
Bran Dwangee Mr. La Favor Young Quiekset Mr. Wat
kins uanimtd. Miss X Mestayer Chaseme, Mrs Grattan
70 commence wi the farce Of the PLEASANT
NElGBBOR-t christopher Strap. Mr.. L. Fox; Sir George
Howard, Nj Grmeer; Nancy strap, Miss Mestaysr To
conclude with the farce OF FLOATING BEACON-Jack
Junk Mr.. II. Watkins Maurice Mr. H. seymour Christine,
Miss Crecker Doors open 81 6S e DOMINANCE at oeoek.
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yINEXAs EIGHT AND TIN PR CENT BoNDa TEXAS
II Treasury Notes, also Navy claims wa ted.
GEO. *. SisrANE. 3, Wall str'at.
$500 lhneia and Mohiran Canal hrrd lrA ant - Jl
Illinois aud hohrtn Canal euds Re tsfsret -I ftr ale
MoNEY 10 LOAN ron snOar PERIODS. FRo1 s.
l'l upwards On AL doscrifti1 Of property Cth at
vaneed goods for sale. Every thinr Wi td
ruCtOm ard oumm sion business actendd % The
reaa. able Apply r. H. ~. Olifeid Auutoaeer.
souf mission Merchant Real Ertate ueufe. aLf 8gncrl
agent iss william street.
yHANTED-A NAN. WITH Faoa 500 Co Sg1. TO PUa-
w cfasf equal interest W moral, scientific 1nt hif
toIica exhibition which VIII ray from 500 90 s ID
vtek. he duties will be easy and he ycs. 1t .af,
tnl a. kCcns lfh ward Hotel Grand and Ef- en-
streets betvesn lOtnd address A. BY letter. Braaca
Poet once Chatham Square, New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

a NEW Colony ~ GEORGIA We have had the
pleasure Of q visit from John Blake. ESQ agent OF
uie tieorsia Emigration Company OF London who
nfs been seat over FOR tie purpose Of examining
their lands IN Irwin Co in this State and reporting
the most favorable plan for bringing them into i'm
mediate use. The Company now owns about
10000 acres Of land in one body ia Irwin Co and
Mr.. b. has been instructed 81 examine il psrtcs.
larry SIS regards It's adaptation to the culture of cot
ton. ana the advantages il possesses for the n,ann
facture Of thst article Irwin Co lies in one of the
best cotton growing sectors Of the State As 10
tie quality Of the lands belonging to the COMPANY
Mr. Blake remarks that. with reasonable Industry
thew can be made available for almost any purpose
the COMPANY may desire and that he has seen
sugar made in Irwin Co. that would bring in the
English or Irish markets 9ss per 100 lbs and cot
ton wheat corn, oats and barley, growing mOstlux
urisn,ly Mr. Blake strongly recommends the plan
Of sending out a colony composed Of agricultural Ia
borers and factory operatives, as well as the imme-
date erection of towns at Barnard, Layols sad II
the terminus on the Ocmulgee Of the Osmugee and
Flint River Railroad. He also urges upon the
Company the completion Of that railroad, aud
enumerates many of the advantages to be de-
rived from It's use when finished
fSsvarrah GeOrpfan
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Religious Matters.

The Presbyterian 70. ST. General Assembly at
Cincinnati adjourned on Monday last, to meet lin.
May 1851, at St Louis. The concluding b5sinsss
of the session was the election Of Or; Mct5il as
Permanent Clerk, and settlement OF the Chick
newspaper" project, by the appointment OF tdn-
mittee to consider the matter and report at 3ie;
next meeting. -.
THE PRESBYTERIAN IN. s. ASSEMBLY az s A.
yERY-The General Assembly Of the Nev.School
Presbyterian Church at Detroit dissolved ON Tues.
day afternoon, 2sth ult The following are the res
olntions finally adopted by the Assembly on the
subject Of Slavery, by a vote Of 90 TO 10.
Rssolred That exceedingly ceplore the workings Of
The whole Of slavery exists 10 country and
10 interviewer with the political institutions Of the slave
holding Safes augh with many and great evils to the
civil political and moral interests OF hose regions whers
II exisls- r.-.s pH--.
Rs.olrrS That the holding cur fellow eu In he eoadi-
ton OF Slavery, except In those cases where IL unsyot
sbp the demands OF humanity s ofsnse IN the proper
import Of thai Term, uied In the Book Of Dscpline
chap NJ and should be regarded and treated In tbs
srr'e mar res other OF .nses.
Rs,red That the Sessions and Presbyeres are BY The
CONSTITUTION Of our Church the Courts Primary Jurs-
dcton for the Trial OF ofenies.
Rssoirsd That aer this declaration Of sentiment The
whole subject OF Slavery a. Il exss In the Church be
fred 10 Sessions and Presby ees 10 take such action
thereon n IN heir Judgment The laws Of Christianity
Quire. > "a II.
Mr. Reed brought in protest which was en-.
tered on the minutes co Hsrl48
Mr.. Townsend stated that the time had come
when the South should protest
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II The CHAUTAUQUE JOURNAL is handJome
Wing Weekly just started at Dunkrk, soon to be
the western terminus Of the Erie Railroad. Dan
Kirk has set for some years in solitude, mementO
Of proud aspirations early blighted She is about
to shake the dust from her garments, and we hail
The journal az an evidence Of the fact. II says;
10 addition to The usual Lake rude, wharf s
being constructed sor reception OF thirty Thousand pns
OF Railroad Iron, now its from England direct TO
Dunkrk through hs Welsnd Canal three thousand tues
OF which, ~ Will be seen by advertisement TO be trsns
ported by land 10 Little Valley distance OF from SO to Sc
mnes An Of 50 Of land has hoen SET apart for
,he accommodation Of he Road % ground plot :or de-
10 now being prepared with sir being erected
soon may be- Great numbers OF teaus constantly
employed In the convey Of from the Laons quar-
nes fof the construction OF culverts &c near The village
And from this out for OF mies muludes OF labor
ers are employed In the actual construction OF the road
established their Office here preparatory to early opera
dom 10 the construction OF hst road The survey OF which
now very nearly completed.
LabSyvs.-We are Informed by the Engineer OF the
Western Dv'sion OF tho Newyerk and Erie Railroad, that
In consequence of the determination Of the Directors
push the work through last money and men will do H.
larger number OF aborers than al present employed
can find constant employment the road The Western
Divoon extends from this village about l25 miles,
through fine, healthy country.
Bgfolo and State Line Ralyodi-Ths Fysdoaia Censor
Road thus: "We feel strong confidence that 10 the
coure OF the coming month shall be able 10
that actual operations In the way OF breaking ground have
been commenced npon this important enterprise"
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NVANIN


w aRTED-SiuGi'Gs fcr n1roer OF excel eni orb
w ard esldTen recently arrived free tom city nab'
ard asaociRora ri vii'rF work Tor moderate vsgei
Application 10 10 tfe orhceTa % Commissioners
yTnicrqron. In The Pax NO rhArgea MI
IFTHk CAETMAN who removed the furniture Of
IsHc w. SeT Monday The 27th lost from corner Of
Catherine and Henry cts entrance IN HenrysL would cal
al Il Roofevellst building, he will be suitably reward
for bis trouble Or any person who could give irfor-
nation where said Isaac w Sitter may be found shall be
Wafded. Tny5l 81
NyyANrED.-IfHEHRY DRURY
ofLincoin, England, be iu alive he IL requested 70
write Immediately his aunt Mrs Tsllsnt OF Mesdvle
Crawford Co Pennsylvania Any persons able TO give In
formation Of this young earnestly solicited TO for
ward the above address, bis family are In shicuos
his account Other papers please copy. Az 22t'
PRACTICAL BOOKkEEPER, whose rme
kAis fully occupied, would like to devote part OF
auditing accounts, writing up another set OF books
Address Accountant, box 3,l45. PostOice. my3O ln'
DOCKS POSTED UP AND BALANCED, or reg
DulaTly kept by agreement; Documents and Accounts
all kinds copied, Apply In person or by letterts
my2l Inn s. sTURTEVANT. $50 Grsnd-st