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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-22
DEaL HOTEL, LIBERTY, BEDFORD

DEGE HOTEL. LIBERTY BEDFORD
- COUNTY, VIRGTNIA-The undersigned hnv-
ing purchased Of Mr.. William Terry thai old and well
know Hotel establ' slment know the BELL 10
TEL Liberty, -, offers hs services tie public for
the patronage long bestowed upon bis predecessor.
Tie entre esabIishmch has just undergone thorough
lrcpa from Celnr Garrett. Rendering pleasant and
comfortable in every department.
Ills Table is supplied with every thing good which
our lively Piedmont country produce, and the BAR
with the most genuine and beat quality of Liquors.
il htablesnrc IN excellent condition, well provided
good md reabe Ostlers always in attendance.
The Rocky Mount line OF touches this pon
riweckly with the Curs Of Va aud Tenn. x. r., and
passengers coming from direction either the Cars
Snges private conveyance, will always find him pre-
rured 10 accoindne them with meals AT my hour.
lie lhtters himself, that from the reputation Of this
house and with ensgy speured ON Lis part render
s guests comfortable, he will receive bcrnl share Of
patronage. THOMAS IEFTNlGH.
July l5-tsif
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vIRGINIAN JOB PRINTING oFF1cF.
Il
iillE subscribers having extensive additions I,
this department Of their business inform tor friend.
and the public That they prepared ATTY
IhDMIrII N.nnl


such rs Pamphlets, Iiand-bills, Giro uIars, Bill
hcaus, blanks, Checks, Cards, Labels, &c. q C..
They have secured the Of workman exluvlv far
this branch OF their concerns and persons leaving ocrs may
rely on having their work done cXpeditously ard well
Confident of their ability satisfaction thoy res
fully solicit portion of the public patronage
n q Orders from the country promptly attended 10
ie 2s-itts TERRY A
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- q. WassKssOLDEIs,G cncraI Ar

\ - hsa ~ -
~ cllitect-OGers his services all who aro
wanting PLANS FOR HOUSES GREEN HOUSES,
md GARDENS. Al orders will be filled in haste and
warranted to give perfect satisfaction pay will DO
,Irmnnded or expected.
Lg His olee is on The First Alley, between Main and
Church Streets, opposite the Virgininn Office.
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l UGNs! LOCEkS!-Re

4 SGKS! LOGKS!-ieceived, direct from the
81 mununeiory, complete assortment Of Locks, of
all kinds qualities aud prices, from IA piece
$3.50 Having determined to keep thoroug and well
assorted stock of all kinds Of Carpenters Hardware,
and 10 sell at moderate profit invite all those in want
TO give ii call before buying elsewhere.
sept i--dts A. WINSTON.
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TEAM MARBLE WORK
- JOHN I. ROGERS hns removed hs MarbleWo rks
TO the corner OF Main aud 9Th III be found
hne assortment of Egyptnn, ftniian and American
Marble, Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones, Manel
Pieces of every description, WHIP etes, Fronts, &c.
Any design in carving executed in The neutest nnn-
Nor Orders from the country, with city reference
romptly attended to.
Mr. X having served his apprenticeship in Of the
mrgest establishments in New York city and having
much experience in the business ilaters himself that
NIL work executed his shop will give na entire snsfnc-
ton my done North Or South.
Richmond. July 1d-iyd
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az Es. STABILIZE ~ co, Drugp ISIS

ri Es. STABILIZE ~ CO, Drugg lists
III bnHeohh hand
N +. {. Joncs' j. Co'S WIN ZIAC PANTS,
RiOnu
They superior in all respects IN Paints in
mon more brilliant durable aud chcnpcr. The
Byonn greatly nscdn FrT~oo( PANT, Metuland
ShHglc roofs, on Fences, Bonts. Ne.
Ayrcs' Cherry Pecioral for Chs md colds
Wstors Balsum Wild Cherry "
.Inynr's Expcctofnnt
codlivcr Oil for Dyspepsia Debility, &c,
Yenst Powders
French Window Glass of all sizes,
Look ing Glnss PInte
Phosphate Of Lime for diseased Lungs,
Best Cheging 1obncco. &,c.. &c. inn 1g--fa
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/ sEARURY,s Shoe store

LIVE AND LET LIVE" IL
- IL will he remembered that when | commenced
business under myota name year since, ROM
moons townrd the Market House from he oil stand
TOOK the above motto and having strictly adhered IN
IT, endeaYoring To make my sales bHaiig banefcial IL
HE purchaser and myself now, under the sane rule
alfr to aitny generous community, probably tile mo-
eNtensive assortment of Dress aud common BOOTS
md shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks, and
Naiises, Travelling Bags Umbrellas. Shue Thrend an
oher articles belonging my business that hus ever
been presented 10 the citizens OF Iynchburg and those
who purchase in this mnrkct.
My experience inmy business, having paid etclasite
nfe"oH 10 II for some twenty tive years my acqunn
nhee with Manufacturers and Dealers, aud my long
residence IN Lynehbnrc, qualities me to prepare my
'ei 10 do rs well rs the best. aud sn il i.
am very thankful for the liberal patronag &c received
md shall strive to secure its continuance.
Z. SEABURY.
Spring of 1852 An S-tr
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RUeKHOLDEls IL WALKER

Are prepared 10 undertake. aud execute III the bcst
and most worlSmnnlike manner, md on the
nbc terms all buildings that mny be entrusted their
chnrge. naV2i-d Hc2twts
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Baltimore Markcis-Sept.

SO 70 90c; White 80 to &c CoRk-
lite 81 to 60; yellow sc To q.
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ATTENTION SPonTsMEN.
NTENY Cl,gY NOus,N-EEOUsE.-A

NEW CE's'Y COUlsT-HOUSE.- suit
J. ' able plan for the new city Cpnt-iioas1 h'Nin"
been conplccd aud adopted, proposals for binding ilc
same wbc received until the 18th day Of Orlaber,
when the work will be let. The substruclurc viii be Of
nasonry.a portion Of which will be rangc-worl.-
the suPersucture of brick the front OF which viii be
either succeed of fine stock brick and the roof
cred with zinc-he whole To be of the best mot"r@ls
and the work be executed in the best under
tie supervising aud subject the approval. Of the
Building Committee. One third Of the contract money
will be advanced, from time to time. the materials are
rnis ed and the work progresses Proposals Iol com
pleing the whole will be considered The plans nnd pe-
cilicut,os can be seen the Office o Garland Slaush
ter, head of Mnn Street.
CHARLES w. CHRISTIAN, ! O
JESSE HARE. :
JOHN r. MCDANIEL, :
Upton d. JENNINGS, :
WILLIAM +. TALlAFERRO, J ?
Sent I6-2tawfl5O
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CiHeINNATI. April 10Th 1852.
VIE Subscribers have associated themselves for tie
n purpose of conducting in this Citya Tobacco
and General Commission Business,
under the Firm of kENNErr& Dudley. aud respect III
solicit Your patronage Our Business will be exc Ia.
svey Commission business; and experience of WIN.
~ years by senior partner in active Mercantile m in
this Ciyand determination the pait ofboth pro.
mote the interest OF our friends will hope secure
u liberal support We prepared to max the nj
Advance consignmcnts in hnnd. aud To purchn Sc
Pr0dace, &c the customary terms We will uccu by
the Large Dommodious Warehouse, No II Pub ic
Landing. JN0. KENNETH,
may 27--6m JNO. W. DUDLEY.
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'HEAP Boots, shoes, Hats, &c. /
Y take pleasure in calling the attention Of the public
tony well assorted Stock of Boots, Shoes, Caps Hate
Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags, Pannma and other
Summer fas-eompris every thing used the head
aud fecl which have recently bought in the Northern
cities nndam offering very low prices, in order in
luce large sales. think it will be the interest Of all
In call. rs | prefer nimhle penny slow shilling.
My arrangements made 10 keep up the stock
throughout the with fresh and desirable Goods
march 2g-iftf JOHN g. MEEM
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EATHEEs.--l have received my Spring sup.
4 ! bIy of Leather consisting Of Hemlock, Sole and
Wax Upper Calf kins, philadelphia and trench) and
general assortment of Shoe Makers Tools &C ais"
Harness and S krting Leather OukTanned Sole, &c.
Anrif 26--ts II. LOHWo,h'.
--... :. - -, r.l.Il -. u l. :, a. ..IIIS ALEICE
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VIRGINIA HOTEL,

i AheEtkS BLAEK SMITHS Tuycrs,
An indispensable Article Ion all Black Smiths fol
which NJ 10 swing of Coal aud heating Iron please
qure III Mr. ipabncy Of the Phmnix Foundry. Mr.J II.
Bailey. Nhcel.wtigit, and tho Smith shop of tho
Piedmont Wotks-H of which hive them IN use. 70,
'Je by A. Netteton Agent or tho pacntee for Virgnn.
Pedmnn, WnrIea. Lvnehhnfg. J nne u.
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REPUBLICATION OF THE

For any thcionr kcYiowH,. 81 90 per nnnum.
rof any twe---- .-----.--. . w
foi my three w
TT nj lollf---- y w
For Bhckwood's Magazine .----..... 90 "
For Baclwood aud thrce lieyicws.-. . 90 E."
EorBhckwood aud all four Rcyews.l0 90
The American publishers prcnlly invite the ntten
ton of their fellow citizens the merits of The above
works feeling assured that viii nrso fpon their
ersnl witopr being convinced thai they subtorvc the
lost interests of popular Intelligence aud add. in
eminent degree To the general happiness Of the nption
10y imparring the public mini heullhfu stimulus for
nhig orderot intrllectual pleasure.
Gopics Of ali the above works cnn he seen on the Ia
hcs ri The NiHCIStAE REApISG Room. where s,Ihscrip
tons VIII he received. sept 3-.dts
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w Men In work the Virginia and Tennos SO
Rail ltond. Liberal prices will be poid. Applyto
j KuMBOUGH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-22

LrORE q GALLAGHER, Corner Of Broad


Il from vessels per boats Bloomer, Jenny Lind, md
Wave, for by toue 3l-tsl .. F. sACkETT.
ENEATEEEIsS.-l.00 900 lbs Live Geese Feathers
Il FfeSh-just received aud fos sale by
!. OCT. IEE ~ IOuNanN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20
ANTHONY J BLEEcTEk, Auctioneer r
II ARGEand PEREMPTORY SALE OF

I.hout 25G desirable Lots Of Ground, situated IN ei.
bsnfipl VILLAGE of Youkers Is miles rom the Cy OF
NswYork on the banks Of the Hudson River Auc,9n
A j. BLEECKER VIII sell at Auction, on WbDSSo
DAY July 81 ls52 at u NJ at the Merchants s&Snsnta
N Y the following choice property viz ABOUT
OF Oiound situated In the beautiful and romsnc
Yonitrs on the banks OF the Hudson River and near tne
Hudson River Railroad Depot being 8uena VISA avr
Depot Hudson, Prospect st. Mays Gnnneu, oinoon'
Adams Washington and Jeff rsonsts and on RIVER DOCK
Aherton and Bsshorass Also on Warbor0n ana LOCUST
avs and on Bell, Baldwin, and Cromwell,pIace Phuon
Of this beautiful property lies ON the banks tne
River and in the immediate vicinity OF the Railroad Sta
top at that place also opposite and near the steam
bost LandipsA and In the midst Of schools academies
chnfchea stores hotels and splendid cottage residences
The above Lots besry all f size, varying from 70 feat
font, TO from 100 to III fest In depth
The above Of the most beautiful pieces OF property
that as been offered the public for many years prox
nifty to the City OF NewYok beng distant about 6 miles
and only one half hours travel by rarosd makes II very
desirable for merchants and Others doing business 10 the
ety. who wish avail themselves OF opportunity to
purchase fine cottage site the picturesque scenery
rounding the property and beautiful view Of the noble Hud
son, cannot be surpassed
The Convenience of access to the city, together With the
healthy location the excellent neehborhood, all COM
bne TO make this an exceedingly desirable property either
fo gsLtemans country residence for the mechanic
working the TACT also that property in the
hood rising and will continue to rise makes very safe
and profitable investment for capitalists
TeTms-0 per cent the day osae and tbs Auconeers
fee 20 per cent the Goth August the balance
main on Bond and Mortgage for years
Lthosraphic Maps be had at the Auction.rsous For
further particulars TO Title &c, apply 10 RRANClS X
TfLLOU, ESQ., No. 20 Wall st. TO the Auctoneer No.
Broad.st (2054C
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neitsd statement and you are s bsrty 10 aake r Of n AZ
yoo p,y pss.e In The sii Of lss7 took vio;snf cola
on sevse cough that lasted through the win
tiDssy DAY seS plight which resty reduced me in -
are snsnfn ned several kinds Of madeline With htts
despairo - tpe r.ef whep ~ sdyo, on mv 49,
was rcuced to try Dr. Wistss Wild Chsrry s.2.m ~
after having taken i've bottles ouad pyseN o.s,i 49, s
we'll and 70 this alone think present. e.ssn. -
shall be happy to give further Information % cav oes 10
WILLIAM WHEELER 0rosrr
Hsrriso, av rear No $50 Wsshipgton-st
er.l Asepts No 100 Fulton-st Thomas MAXWELL No IS
lillian 81 John Milhsu No. 1873 Bnosd~syi Aston md
Irvins House Drug Stores and No. ITO Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20

steamship WINFIELD SCOTT ALEC tuns burden. Gecrrs
A. Cole, Commander, which steamer avas the arrival Of
passengers at Panama BY the United States from New York
and immediately thereafter proceeds San Prsnspso drsot
without stopping at intermediate ports.
These vessels In accommodations and safety are not sur
passed BY this route and experienced rgson 10
attached TO esch vessel
The United States has msde the voyage between New.
York and Chagrss IN days and one hour and the
Winfield Scott performed the voyage between NewYok
and Panama in the shortest time on record both
ming and actual time from port 10 port
Books open and through tickets for sale
Apply IA DAVIS BROOKS CO,
General Agents No. q Beaver<t
JONES JOHNSON,
No lo4 West-st, Of Liberty-st
rsrsonsen per United States will dembak alongside the
wharf at Aspinwal, and take the Panama Railrosi
open nearly TO Gorgona thus avoiding the risk attendant
upon landing In boats at Chsgres and the river navigation 70
8oreons
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Greenwich Corner, AT AUCTION.-Willb be sold at
Public Auction the 28th day July instant at 10 o'clock
A. NJ on the premises. all the Real Estate belonging TO
the late firm Of WHITE DUFF, situated at Cascob $50
called in said Greenwich, viz:
About one half OF Land with Store and House there
on first Dock, suitable TO run boat from
Leother tract Of Land containing about half an acre.
with Dwelling house and Wood shed thereon standing and
also set Of Railways for hauling ships attached thereto
Also at time and place, large lot of ship Timber
and Plank and other materials used in building vessels
Sale positive. ANUS NJ BRUSH,
BY power of attorney.
Greenwich, Conn, (Cascob,) July H. 1852.
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MT YORK and NEW-HAVEN

! RAILROAD-SUMMERA RkANGEMt-sLE, "a
H. l6Tains Of New York leave near corner oi
Of. and Broadway. ,,,soau
ACCOMMODATION AND sPEcIAL--At and IlSV a, ii
ais (E1preM 70 Stamford and Norwalk and sogPpf -.
Stations beyond) aud at $50 M through % ne a.,
Also p H. tcg EoEyTalk ct $50 AN. and on - ~.
Pot Chester The II so AM runs In eonneosiSn ws iss
rom New-Hsven TO Hartford and sprinshen' ~"
Train over the Canal Read ~,.,... a,r,raeIA
TxrREss Trans Tor NswHsyer, Hstfo fs,.S. 70 Or
Boston Connecticut River aud Vermont n - STANFORD
And BRIDGEPORT connecting with the a. New
tack Rssds q BafsPo and S.an a Nsrysi snI
Hsyep- sne ct $50 r NJ, stopping o. S'A~hT ''S''
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"HE FOLLOWING is from TIE NeU'

Iu,1 xyTA R's r SIsAM or WILD CHERRY.-Aaons
N ~ P,naesas advertised for the Of human shmsnS
hs i none in which we have more confidence than vs.
s own simple. safe pleasant 20 take ana
Iost eerfa 70 care all bilious and pulmonary aneeoo.
We have witnessed its wonderful en- scs In tssss
regarded as hopeessly desperate end We can
recon me nd il Of the beat medclnesin Lne
The following is from very respectable source " 1919
MzsW FowLE-Dear Sir Although sverse 70 n9ylns
NV psr made pubic 10 the newpspe-s, sse'nsuhs'
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and ERIE RAILROAD.

Trains leave pier foot Of Luans-st. - follows; -
ExPREss TRAfS att A Il FOR Dunkrk connecting vita
clAss steamboats, for Cleveland sandqsky, Toledo ara
Monroe and railroads " Cincinnati ana Chicago
MAIL TRAIN al A. 81. for ell stations.
WAY TRAIN a. 81 r. NJ, via Piemont for Delaware
WAY TRAIN at q p ~ via Jersey City Tor Delaware.
NIGHT ExPREss TRAIN at p NJ, for Dunkrk, eonnecL
inz With cAss ste Amboat Tor Detroit direct connecting
with Express TrAin for Chicago.
EMIeRAsT TRAM II p III. Via Piermont .
CHAS BlINOT, Superintendent
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BOW be anticipated Of any point the Poetic Steamer win
be IN waiting San Juan del Sur and the last crosneoccu
MED emily one GAY from Virgin Bay This route offers upe
nor ADVANTAGES for families going 20 California thew win
be constantly under the charge Of officers attached TO the
Line and at this time much more healthy and comfortable
Ror information pssssre apply only 70 u b. ALlsn
Aren't No BAfterJ-plsce. up stairs
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CUpRFME COURT.-Sarah Bucklin, by hep

Sneyt friend Thomas White against John Bgetln-To JOHN
BCKIIH You hereby summoned and required 70 answer the
.,nt IN TN. action fled the 0foe o. Clssk
III Coquy OF City Han The Cfy a New York
the MAY is and TO serve opy 81 your answer 70 Tho
his oce Nc rs Nassau
CITY Yo within twenty days after the service q this
ons on YOU Of The day OF saeh azd M
snsusT he said complaint within the tire Aforesaid the plaintiff IL
ais acton apply the csa Cor the rebel demanded he
e"i-SsI,.s~Tu- A L PIssEY. PlAiz.ia-s ATTORNEY.
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''f E f,S' <. cGIEfEs CO., Ne. IS w.II.t,NY.
BROWN, SHIPLEY l. co, Liverpool
E.G ROBERTO co, No. - Kings Arms fart,
London
JOHN MUNRoE L CO. NO. Rae notr. Dame dec
VICTORIES Paris or GEO. II. DRAPER HsvreL
fhe Of these ships will DOT be accountable Tor COLE,
silver bullion, specie jewey, precious stones metals
less bills Of sdns signed therefor and the value thereof
therein exnressed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20

II u. 8. Mail Line.-The favori,e steamship SOUTH.
ERNER Capt w Ii Foster will leave for the above port
on WEDNESDAY July 81 at o'clock p. M, precisely.
Fer freight apply board az Pier No North River, where
all bills OF lsdne win be signed az for passage having
splendid accommodations apply AZ the counting room 81
SP0FFORD, TILESTON CO. No. 48 South-st.
Ps-No bill of lsdng viii be signed 1fter the stesmer
has sailed.
The steamer UNION will be taken of the line for trip
B-Copssnees particularly requested 70 attend to
the receipt of their goods immediately q arrival OF the
steamers All goods left the wharf VIII be stored at the
nh and expense of The constance.
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C,UpREME COURT-Edward G. Thompson,

kosn William A. Harden6r0Ok, his Guardian, and Cor
r. Qgnby infant by the her guardian and rert
friend pantas against David Thompson Thomas H. DUMMY,
George Thompson. Abraham Thompson, JUNIOR jonathan
Aonzo Brown and Ehzs Bfosn his wife, Samuel Gar
Nary Gardner bis wife julia CARL Sarah Howard Tim
oby CARL Fila hunt, Morns knight and Caiharns KBst his
wife DanelT Cor. VILLAIN A. Smith, Henry Nash MARY T. Thomo-
son William W. Campbell Thomas Bsyh Hsny shelsea Jsnss
Freeud Gardner spnns TIE American Bible Society The AMER
ian society The American seaman Fdend Society William
A. Booth Treasurer Of the Central American Ed1eaon sosvf
The American Colonization soety jasper corns Treasurer o.
the Home N,sonATy Society Henry Halt Treasurer :. ne An,n
can Commissioners ofFOresn MISSIONS Inc IN
ston Tor TIE Instruction Of the Deaf and DUMB ana INC nes
Yori for Blind Defendants. ts @eoe
DPFFNDAsTs hereby summoned and eqfeI shsND
lie esmpaint In Shch vii be hed 20 ts os o. nS
| of he CITY OF New fofk at the CITY NAIL IN No
Cx III copy OF yoar tnefso 90
he sucber Office, so5i Wal street, m NE s1d ey shn
a,r the hereof and you a 70 an
80 81 Id complaint within the time Aforesaid the paahss wn
apply Court or iLs rebel demanded ~ hs
New Yort, A prl 10, lsbL -. n,..x, ....
1eopnt 10 ths fled ia the once ofthe Cen o.
The CO. asd County New York, the ls day q Jaee
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UVARE ONLY SIX ANDA QUARTER

LNAKE ONLY SIA AND a q AN TEN
III CENTS-To Military Companies, Sunday Schools and
other Societies. Mr. FLAMMER ia prepared TO make
srransemeI with Military Companies and Others, for sx
curcps daily from New York to those beautiful and pic
turesoue places Flushing st Romans Well aud Fla miners
bush To the above the fare would be reduced 10 cents
each way and every attention paid TO the accommodation
Of the company. For further particulars apply 70 JOHN
A. FLAMMER No. l57 West l8h.s st., betw. 8 and I'm.
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nte0ical.
mr.. ROBACK and the PRESI-

nR. BACK and the PRESl-
~ nENCY-Dr. C. w. ROBACK would respectfully
iuIo the pu lie that he is engaged ia casting the
Na;ytes OF Gen era Winfield Scott and General frankn
Pierce the candidates for the Presidency and that ne Will
when the Astrological processes are completed and the TO
suits before him. be able to determine winch Oh tness
ditinshed men will obtain the greatest number Of cleo
tsrs votes IN The spprosching contest His predcoAs In
relation 10 the debronemeut Of Louis Philippe and the sue
cess Of Louis Napoleon fulfilled 20 the letter, aud he
chaengesthe world to instance IN which ums mas
failed his statements. =, .un,..
He is engaged daily a, his residence NO w nnest
in nrspapg the natytes OF applicants of all clases ncud
ns many Of The distinguished chrscters in the country
and II s source Of pleasure TO him that the GIT wnco os
descended 20 hi through many generations OF his Ssed-
h ancestors can be made available for the b-nent Oh he
people Of America from whom he has received 50 many
n4S4" " g. w ROBACK, No. s White-st.
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
n limited GTAfEg aIE ~

somposins this line are the following:
ATLANTIC Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Nye
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, BALTIC, Capt Corstoak.
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton.
These ships have been built BY expressly for ov
eminent service Every has been taken 10 their
structon, a. also In their Engines insure strength sns
speed and their accommodations for passengers
s1sled for elegance and comfort Price Of passage from
EewYork to Liverpool In frstclas cabin 3l0; In second
d. 20; exclusive use Of extra hze Sateooms $500 fro7
Liverpool to Newfork, $50 and $40 An experienced sur
seos attached TO each ship No berth secured until esS m
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.