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INSTALLATIONS, &C.

nISSOLUTION.. HECO-PARTNER-
II ship heretofore existing under the style and
firm Of Mosby & Holcombe, is this day dissolved:
VIM. II. Mosby having bought the entire interest
Of J. r. Holcombe. All debts due to said firm,
must be paid to VIM. II. Mosby, ard all liabilities
will be settled by him.
WIN. II. MOSBY.
]. ROYALL HOLCOMBE.
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John r. WRIGHT's SPECIAL

John II. WRIGuT'S SPECIAL
- NOTICE 10 his friends and the public generally
The subscriber has just received from the Northern
cities, the largest richest and most valuable
mcnt Of fine Watches, Jewelry, Fancy
Goods, &c ever brought to this market. He
feels confident in saying that every person examin-
ing his large and extensive stock will be induced
to buy. Also. complete assortment of all kinds
OF Law, Medical, Physiological, Theological, Me
chanical. School and Miscellaneous Books.
Late Music and Musical Instruments.
A complete assortment of Stationery, &c, &c.
Paper hangngs Of the latest and richest patterns.
Persons desirous of obtaining anything in the a
bove line, win do well call and the may rest
sured of meeting with good bargains. and be waited
upon with disposition to satisfy.
march lS-ts J. p. WRIGHT.
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CANFIELD, BROTHER 4 CO.,

~ Importers. Manufacturers Wholesale and Re
tail Dealers IN Watches Fine .Jere'ry Military and
Fancy Goods, No. 229 Baltimore Street, Corner Of
Charles 81. Sign Of the Golden Eagle.
REMOVAL.-We beg to inform the public, that
have removed from our old stand Corner of
Baltimore and Charles Streets, the opposite Cor
ner, where we have erected spacious and conve-
nient Store, and have on hand very complete as
sortment of, WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER & PLATED
WARE, FANCY MILITARY GOODS. &C., to which
we invite particular attention. Our arrangements
in Europe, and with all the extensive manufacturers
nthis country SUCH as to warrant us in saving.
that goods of the newest and most approved STYLES
can always be had at our establishment, and at
prices that will compete with all others in our line of
business.
In addition to other facilities, we have
Mandatory on the premises, where we can have
made AT the shortest notice, any article in our line
To the Wholesale department of our business we
intend giving our personal attention. and we would
call notice to very complete stock Of IEdtctna-
e ker's Tools, Materials and Glasses which,
G1 to avoid all mistakes, has the special atten-
asilk ton OF a practical Matchmaker
The annual visit of one of the irrn to Europe, will
enable us to make selections only for our regu-
lar sales, but execute orders for any of our
friends. Our arrangements in Liverpool. London,
and Switzerland. for the best qualify Of Watches
are unsurpassed by any establishment in the United
States.
1t will give great pleasure to have you call and
examine our extensive stock of goods, which you
may rely upon being as represented.
Your obdt servants.
CANFIELD. BROTHER g. go.
No. 229 Bal more Street. corner of Charles.
siGS OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE
Baltimore Aug lS-wly
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COME ATLAST,-CHARLEs

COME AT LAST.-CHARLES
GA A. EVARD, WATCH MAKER &JEwELER.
Gz6i6 Lynchburg Va, would respectfully call
the attention of the citizens of Lvnchburg and the
surrounding country, to his fine and splendid as
sortment of Watches, Jcwelry and Silver ware Just
received from the North, of the latest STYLES and
patterns, selected by himself with great care to
suit this market. From his Icing experience in the
Watch and Jewery business, he fatters himself
that lie can please the most fastidious. As for
his workmanship. he leaves it to those that he hal
done work for to judge. All he asks is n tial. sad
il you perfectly satisfied, and il his goods
are not exactly what he recommends them to be.
he bind. himself to redouble the money and no
charge for the goods.
Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange for any
thing in my line. C.AEVARD,
March SITS doors above Exchange corner
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NEW FALL GOODs.--J r. En-

N Il w Il "A l. l. & d o I'd Sal b. ED
~ WARDS, Merchant Tailor, few doors above
Meem " 6watkins and opposite Sam B. Thur
man, returns thanks 10 his customers and the pub
lie generally for the liberal encouragement extend
cd to him for the past year, and respectfully asks
acontinuance of the same. He has large number
OF hrst rate workmen employed, and being deter
mined to turn out good work as can be done he
feels confident of giving entire satisfaction to all
who may favor him with their patronage. He
would invite attention to new stock Of Cloths
Cassimers, Vestings, and Trimmings. laid in this
fall, of the most approved style. selected by him
self. with care for cash, which will be made up on
reasonable term-, and very low for cash.
JAMES b. EDWARDS. Ag't..
Ser oJ-wts far r : RraJsbn,r
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MIA rs ON comsignment.-l40.Oo 900
~ Segars JUST received. and are now open for ex-
aminahon1such as HAVANA Principe, Regalia,
Cashiers La Norma, Ell Divan, Half Spanish nnd
other brands, from low price to very hne-all Of
which We will sell at Baltimore prices, as we are
acting az agents for manufacturers and importers.
We ask our friends and the public generally to
call and examine our very large assortment before
buying elsewhere. LEE & JOHNSON,
mar 23--ss At the old stand Med. & Lee
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His Wounds arc Healed

John Shirley. Poseyvlle Indiana, Dec. 80. 1851,
says: The Mustang Liniment has performed
great cure for On last Saturday week. |, by
accident red hot rod Of iron through my hand
entering through my thumb and fore finger. passing
through the thick part ofmy hand, and coming ont
on my wrist between the two large leaders, linn
mediatcIy applied the Mustang Liniment and con-
tnued its use. On Saturday next nfter that it wa,
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MARNuALL uOUSE. Decem.

1'lber 9th, 1851 JAMES Is. SNITHis open
ing the largest and best assorted stock Of Fancy
Goods ever brought to this place, consisting Of
every variety He would call the attention Of
the Ladies' particularly to his extensive assortment
of Perfumeries, Soaps, Gard Gases, Reticules,
Purses, fine w ork and Fancy Boxes fine Alabas-
ter work and lnk-stands, Paper weights Of every
pattern. Papcr Mache--Portfolios,b besides var;e-
ty OF other articles too numerous to mention.
The gentlemen will find an endless variety of
Goods adapted to their every want, among which
will be found very superior assortment of Pocket
Cutlery, Pocket Books, Port Monies, some very
fine, Fob Chains Pistol. of superior quality. and
some Of entire styles. Telescopes, small and
large. besides the largest and best stock Of
FINE CIGARS ever offered here. For the ohil.
dren he has TOYS of every variety. and some
very fine and useful. ms well as enrer,aining-a
great number never before seen here His stock
ofFRUITSis very full and hne. Candies Of every
variety, among which is some superior Bon Bons.
His stock OF LIQUORS is unsurpassed. among
which is some old Jean Louis Brandy. Of the vim
tage Of 1871; also some old Maylery Brandy of the
vintage Of 1884. Having made arrangements in
Richmond to be Supplied daily with every deliracy
which the market affords. his EATING DEPART
MEM will be without fault. Jan. 1T
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,


IN SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
by the undersigned, Floyd Court House, until
Thursday LIST April next, for the construction of
the jacksonville and Chrstiausburg Turnpike rond
The distance is about 90 miles and the work
will be divided into three sections, all to be com.
pleted within twelve months. Proposals for COM
plotting the work in less time will be pIeferred-
Eighty per cent will be paid the completion and
reception of each mile, and the remainder on the
completion of each section.
Also sealed proposals for a covered bridge over
Little River, the line of said road, of upwards of
100 feet span.
BY the Goth of March. the line will be prepared
for the examination of bidders and after that time
plans and specifications be seen at the store of
G. b. & j. Gardner, Christiansburg, or at the o.
fee of the undersigned, at Floyd CT. Ho.
LUDWELL II. BROWN,
Engineer Jack. g. Chris. Turnpike Co.
March STA
POStpOnemcnf.
The above Letting has been postponed to
29th April.
mar 25-t29A L. H. R.
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RAILROAD AND CANAL.
OFFICE or THE Va. TEsE. Z. X. Co.,
Lynchburg, March 9th, 1852.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTOR

cH THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
So ofthis Company have ordered a re-
QUESTION of FIVE dollars per share upon all The
stock which has been subscribed, payable on the
18th day ofApril being the LIST upon the old,
and 9th upon the new subscribers-and a further
requision of five dollars per share, payable on the
LIST of May next, being the 22nd upon the old sub
scribers and the 4th upon the new.
Delinquents win be required to pay interest in oil
cases. FIG. MORRISON. Treasurer.
March 2-tI Nv
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TITO PHYSICUANS-prer

ITO PHYSICIANS.-PrecipitatedP hos
l. phate of Lime, Fluid Extract of Rhubarb. Sen
and Valecian. Also, Browns Blisferfng Tissue
Tissue Dressing for bisters; Transparent Adhesive
Plaster, Colodon, Chlorofcrn, together with &c.
neral assortment Of choice Drugs and Chemicals
For sale by
Dec I5-fr JOHN H. SEAY Dr1,rpist
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SOMETHING NICE!:-THE SUB

SOMETHING NICE!,-THE SUB
~ scriber offers to the public small box Of
Messrs. OYER & AxpEKsoS's Gold Lent Horey-
Der Tobacco. 1t was manufactured expressly for
exhibition at the Worlds Fair, in London. and WINS
mentioned there as amongst the finest 1t has
been ordered back home, and those who would
| like eu1p of something superior. are invited To
call at the Drug Store of JOHN II. SEAY.
March S-ts NJ;
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~ CONCERN.-The creditors Of the late Da-
vid Oglesby are requested to present their claims
against his estate, properly evidenced. to me. on
Tuesday. the Goth day of April, 1852, for settle
ment During the business hours Of that day.
may be found at the Washington Hotel in the town
Of Lynchburg. Allfhsse indebted to David Osles-
by decd. are requested to make immediate Jav
ment to his adm'rs as the condition of his estate
precludes indulgence.
WIN. NJ CABELL, Admir-
Mar 1l-t90apl Of ID. Oglesbv decd
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NOTICE.-Mr. Edward Belts has

hACE'-NF. EDWARD BcttS has
~ become partner in House, his interest
to date from Jan. LIST, 1851. The business will
hereafter be conducted under the firm of KNABE.
GAEHLE & co.
Messrs. H. 7. Hitzell and Ferdinand Poster are
no longer Agents of our late firm nor of the present
one. Our unsettled business will be transacted bv
ourselves personally or by such agents as we may
send out duly accredited.
kNABE & GAEHLE.
KNABE, GAEHLE & co.
march o9-3t Baltimore Nj
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GREAT ATTRACTION !.-NEV

4 NhEAI AIIhAC1lON. .-NE w
VI and Splendid stock Of Dry Goods and Ready
Made Ciothingat Who'esaie8 Retaa.-GUGGE
HELMER & UNTERMYER.-Respe in
form their friends and the public generally that they
arc now receiving splendid stock of Dry Goods,
suitable for tho Fall and Winter season, embra-
cling every article of Ladies and Genlenens Wear
All of which the public invited to call and exam
me before purchasing elsewhere. We have beau
tiful ASSORTMENT Of Hats and Caps Boots and Shoes,
with splendid and general assortment of Fancy ar
ticles, all of which offered Mt unusually low pr-
ces. Call and see us; and we feel assured that yon
will be pleased with prices as well Goods, as We
arede.crminedto sell low having purchased foreasa.
They are also receiving splendid assortment Of
Ready MADE Clothing, Purchased by them for cash
| At unusually low prices. by which means they are
enabled to offer greater inducements to the public
than any similar establishment.
They would particularly call the attention ofcoun-
try merchants and others to their Wholesale Prices
believing that they will find their interest to
give them call and examine their stock before 90
ing farther East. Thegreat facilities which they en-
joy in purchasing their supplies, enable them
nounse with confidence. thattheir goods will be sold
| at RICHMOND PRICES
N. GUGGENHEIMER.
l. UNTERMYHR,
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"a Il. sTABLER 4 co. DRUG:

~ H. SIABLER q GU URUUs
~ GlSTS-haveon hand #Hs88
Ia y. c. Jones' d Co.'S IT7itc ZINC PANTS,
" B,ova
They are superior in all respects to Paints in
common use more brilliant, durable and cheap
er. The Brorn is greatly used % Firrprocf Paint.
on Metal and Single roofs Fences, Boats. Ae.-
Ayres' Cherry Pcctoral for cocghs aad coMs,
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry g /"
Jayne's Expector~nt
Codliver Oil fos Dyspepsia, Debility, &c.
Yeast Powders, 4.f
French Window Glass Of all si,cs,
Looking Glass Plate 9s
Phosphate Of Lime for discassa Lungs.
Rest Chewing Tobacco, &c, &c.
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r LIVINGSTON PLOUGH CAST.

IL INGS.-The subscriber has on hand lnrge-
lot of the celebrated Livingston" Plough Cast
ings. and will continue to receive additions to his
stock from the foundry. that there will be no
difficulty in getting any of the pieces belonging to
them. JAMES B. RENWICK.
Feb l9-ts on the Ras;r
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Transportation

Es.slL-N UNION Transportation
ss7zf.==1 LINE to PMsJnrg and the Wca.-
Inc undersigned would respectfully inform their
friends and customers, that the ylvania Canal
will open on 18th March. which time we will be
prepared to forward any amount of Merchandise to
all points on the Western waters, with dispatch, at
the very lowest rates
No Commission charged for forwarding at Balti-
more or Philadelphia. G, II. Rooms,
Agent Union Line, Baltimore
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NEW CONCERN.-Thc subscribers hav.

NEW CONCERN subscribers have
y this day associated themselves together under
the style and firm of YOUNGER s. SMITH, for the
purpose ofconducting general Grocery Commits
SION and Foruarding Business, at the old stand OF
johnson Younger e. Smith, Bank Square, and So
icit continuance of the very liberal patronage
heretofore extended to the old concern.
Measure our friends, that our facilities are such
as to enable US to compete with any house in this
market In addition to our Stock of Groceries Sta.
pie Dry Goods. DC. we viii at all times keep on
hand large and splendid assortment of find Ii
quors, such as French Brandy. Wines Gin, Sc
Besides large Stock of Domestic Liquors-all of
which, we all sell low for Cash, in Barter for
Country Produce, or to punctual customers on the
usual time
Persons visiting this market, will please call and
examine our Stock before making their purchaser.
YOUNGER & SMITH.
SAMUEL W. YOUNGER,
JoHs THos. SMITH.
Jan Its
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N GUGGENHEIMER
|. UNTERMYHR,
Oct 2S-ts Granite Buildings, Cabell House.

ID EMOVAL.-Havin taken the large Gro
IL Gerry Store of Col. Aug. Leftwich, obliquely
opposite my old stand, where shall be glad to see
my old customers and the public generally, hope
by strict attention business to receive portion
ofpublc patronage keep constantly on hand
general assortment of Groceries, and also
good assortment of Staple Goods, and would
be glad to receive and forward any Goods sent to
my care, and also sell nny Country Produce, on
commission. JOSEPH II. WILSON.
Mech
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Horses and other Animals.

There is nothing that can be compared to the
Mustang Linment, in its speedy and permanent
of strains bruises, cuts, CALLS cbafes scratch-
es, sweeny, pole evil, fsua, big head SPAWN, ring
bone, wind gall cracked heel, or any other wnnnd.
stiffness, or unnatural enlargement Of bone or mus
Gle. livery stable keeper of this city had
match horse that he priced very highly. that had
large rng.bone on both legs. The horse was COM
pletely cured. and his limbs LEI, perfectly smooth,
by the use of this Liniment.
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T WISH TO PURCHASE a good
L FREIGHT BOAT Apply to J. G. HUNT at
Langhorne's Mills. H. S. LANGHORNE
march l8--ts
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SPLENDED AND EXTENSIVE

SPLENDED AND EXTENSIVE,
~ ST OK OF RICH FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GO0DS.-ONE PRICE ONL Y.-HAM.
lLTON EASTER & CO., No. 2l3 BgUimor,
Street. Baltimore, Nd, have now in store the most
extensive and complete stock of choice Goods that
has ever been offered in Baltimore
The leading articles being of their own raPoRrs-
TON, aud the balance careful selections from the
best sources. enables them to offer Goods at as low
prices. both by Wholesale and Retail as they can
be had for in any market in this country They
would call particular attention to their stock of
DRESS GOODS, of all fabrics and mostly in new
and choice designs.
SILK GOODS-black and colored.
Mourning articles ofevery iption.-Shawls,
Mantillas aud Vistes
LINEN GOODS and articles for Housekeeping.
OF the best Fabrics-the greater portion manufac-
tured expressly for retail sales.
EMBROlDERIES, LACES and LACE GOODS.
usual full supply from the best Paris lubricants
HOSIERY aud GLOVES of every description.
,,,.I,,, l. r. ~
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(NHEAP SHOES yERY
TOBACCO FIayor-A

l. article that has superior any where and
may be tried with safety. Its qualities can only be
judged by its use. and will be found to transfuse
through Tobacco m aroma to suit the taste of all
consumers. BY calling at the Hat store of VIM
Sitter, Agent YOU for yourselves and leave
your orders, which will be promptly dispatched.
March Ats WIN STiTZER Aq't
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MISCELLANEOUS.

JOSIAH WILLS, rD'w A.. RAwLIss,
Norfolk. Va. New Orleans
WILLS q RAWLINS, Commits
w SION MERCHANTS and Agents for the
sale of Manufactured Tobacco.
Stores Nos. ii and 10 Gravicr corner Tchapi-
toulas Street, Ncr Orleans. march 22-ly
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MOORMAN d MART1N-Are now
Iyl receiving their Spring Groceries and Dry
Goods, comprising well selected stock of each,
and we would respectfully invite friends and
customers to examine them before buying else
wherc march 92--ts
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LOEW CONCERN atthe old stand

DEW CONCERN atthe old stand
" Of TLNSLEY d. TAYLOR.-The subscri-
bers have this day associated themselves together
under the style and firm of
TINSLEY, TAYLOR Il CO..
For the purpose of conducting general GROCE.
RY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS. We
shall at all times keep on hand large assortmen,
of Groceries, Dry Goods and Liquors, SC. &C., and
ask of the patrons of,he late firm well as the
public generally, call when jim want of goods al
iolc prices small profits and ready sales shall be
our motto. T. L. TINSLEY.
JNO. o. TAYLOR,
Jan SITS JNO. d. HARVEY.
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To Country Merchants.

To Country Merchants.
Every store should be supplied with this vaIua-
le Eminent. ~ il phys good profit and sells rap
idly " The 81 bottle contains eight and the so
Its. bottle three times much as the % Cts size
A. g. Bragg g. Co., Druggists, corner Third and
Market streets. st. Louis. Mo. sole prcprietors.
For sale by d. R..LYMAN.
Il. STABLER & Co, and
JOHN n. SEAY.
mar 3I-Hfn Arnn,s Iuncl,hnrn
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Az the time has come for action, we
shall at once proceed to point out few Of
the many things demanding prompt .tten-
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MEDICINES.


THE TRUE d.
GEsTIvE FLUID.
Or G A ST 10
: Y 10 E. prepared
from kennct. or tho
fourth stomach ofths
ox, after directions
OF Baron Licbig. the
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Para the eziles on board Of the French tra' q
por. ship. revolted, when near Cayenne, ans ,ooI
pc.sesson Of tho vessel. 1t would ar -. ,,w,v-
cr that they did not long enjoy t. cir hberv for
two other ships attacked the rev ,sd chin and cap
tured her. after an obstinate aeht of six hours
We orc sorry to learn nm, . son Of Postmaster
General Hall expired a. the Andovcr Academy, on
Monday The 20 4ents, with the remains of the de-
ceased, passea through Albany, last evening, on
ther way "a Buffalo
In che Board Of Assistent Aldermen, yesterday
/, evening message was received from his Honor he
Mayor. returning resolution granting 70 Philip
Mabe the exclusive use of the east half of Pier No.
land west half Of Pier No. s. East river, together
with his reasons therefor. The document was laid
on the table and ordered 20 be printed.
| In addition to large number of business adver-
tisements, inside pages will be found to contain
many columns Of interesting reading, among which
We viii mention the following The Wonderful
Progress fthe Art Of Photography; Description OF
Montgomery's Excavator Army and Naval Intel
ligencc; Paper from Alderman Denman, relative to
the Tenth avenue sewer; Reports of the Proceedings
in the different Courts Financial and Commercial
| Rcp0rts. Sc. sc.
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inE LIQrof law ~ N,ssAoGUsrTrs-CoM
~" Vfrh1 cNs--Wp learn that il L. tine Intention Of
ely 50, elt to yiaorou y Tic All pous sci
log -pltuous iaror without license and that large
num- er ~ s.ri' eases II be laid before the Grand Jury
which meets 81 Mo- Jaw ncxt-i}osois 1ail J,mco oh.
CHOLERA ~ TEn " EXTERN EIyfL3-The steam.
tsylnp bCtWcou New Orleans and the Ohio river, hays
recently II is ad. Pucreu rely iron, the breaking out
81 this dreadful scogc among The deck passenger We
have her tu!ore alluded TO OF the Moro Castle In
which ista number of d. rs probably exceeded
fay We learn from friend at lriro. thai on her list
upward trip he Reindeer had considerable sielut nd
thu four VI her pass myers died 81 solcIa 40 Yrcn
points above tho mouth sever, inya is were nut on all
Of whom were in very critical situation. Thus far the
ST. Louis boats have been r,trafkably fortunate which IL
no doubt, in great measure owing 10 THOR opacinus
and well ventilated catns and deckc Tho dieasec had
town was unusually good. 80
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DOU BILE SH + Z L
New York, Wednesday, June o, 1854
Malls for California.
TnR NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.

THR NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
TIE steamship Empire City, Can't. Leeds, viii leave
tAis port At two o'clock this aft moon The mail
win eltse at one o'clock Tke NV YoRs WrErLy
ArRAin with the TO the ntef moment viii he pub
Sihsd a. ten o'clock this morning II will contain fun
report Of the proceeda.s Of the Democratic %ation
biographical sketches Of Co.. Pierce lhe father and Gen
Pierce the son