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m FOR SALE AT AUCTlON:--TWO

Ill DWELLING-HOUSES and LOTS, in the immc-
diae neghborhood Of d. d. Paynes. The houses have
been recently erected and neatly and substantially
built of brick they have each six Tho lots
well incosed. and contain each about ofgood
ground-hcre is good Kitchen Smokelouse, aud 9th
necessary outhouses attached each Dwelling; and
also. good well of ench lot
Also, or unmproved lots inthe ncighborhood,
each containing Terms made known day OF
sale.
The sale which will be conducted by AkrIs & Dill
lard, will he made the premises, on FRIDAY, the
PSI day of June ut o'clock, Pm.
Tie I4-fo5iel WILLIAM DANIEL in.
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NOTlCE..-Wil be sold at public SALE to the
J. Y highest bidder, credit of six, twelve and
eighteen months. the fourth Monday of September
next, hat being Nelson Court day. upon the premises,
a the House and Lot in Lovingston, and also
"a its appurenances, known Us the Corner Stone
House, late the property of Hardin Perkins decd.
Bonds with approved security will be required and the
title retained until they paid
may l3-w27S1 Exec'r of Hardin Perkins deed
TNDUCE MENTS Extraordinary.
l-SelliDg OF nj COst.-Havng determined
the State of Texas lin order close out
my stock Of goods speedily POSSIBILITY WILL and
after the ls day of May, (nst) proceed sell my
tire stock Of Dry Goods, Hard Ware,
CrOckery, Hats, &C., at, andm many instances,
beiOtr cost will endeavor to keep constantly hand
good supply of Groceries and Liquors. which will be
sold exceedingly low. .r
will also offer for private sale. until the st day Of
August next, the whole of my REAL ESTATE, at Re
publican Grove, being
N sol ACRES OF LAND, two-thirds of
= which is woods and well timbered, and the
mainder is in good state Of cultivation. On the land
and in the village is good and convenient Dwell
LING HOUSE. in good repair, with all the necessary
outhorses attached, good and well constructed STORE
HOUSE and Shoe Shop, and is justly considered OF
the best stands for q country in all this upper
country If the abOve property not sold privately be-
fore the day above specified it will be sold that day
public auction positively. without reserve, together
with the stock of Goods that may be left hand
that day. Persons wishing engage in the mercantile
business. would do well to give call as l am de-
termined TO SELL and will give great bargain in the
stand and stock of Goods.
may 6--wts J A. COLLINS.
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MAR IAGES.

Married, Tuesday. the Sth insf by the Rev. George
T. Wilmer. Mr.. ApoLrH ZIEGLER, to Miss FANNY HAIL
second daughter of Henry Hall esq, all of Big Lick.
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RuRKuoLDER 4 WALKER

Are prepared undertake and execute in tho very best
und worh manke manner, and on the moot
able terms. all buildings TINT may be entrusted to their
c1nrre may o4-ta
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AW PAkTNERSlllP.-.T mn.
- dersigneo having associated thepsclycs in tho
practice of their profession will attend uHthe Courts Of
Bedford, Amherst, Nelson. Appomntiox. Campbell and
the Corporation of Lynchburg. The collection Of all
claims entrusted to the be left tho Junior
partner Office upon the alley leading from Main
to the Washington Hotel.
N. B.-Msi Garland will continue to prtctiee In tho
Court or Appeals mt Richmond
Address. James 4 3. Garland ir., Lynchburg, Va.
JAMES GARLAND,
June 7-4w1 SAMUEL GARLAND JR.
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In FOR SALE.-Thc undersigned wishes TO move
to Texas this fall and offers his desirable lands for sale
in the county Of Botetourr. Virginu, lying on james
River. twenty miles above Buchanan where the Packet
boats to. There upwards Of Fig LII Hundred
Acres in the home tract-and one hundred and fifty
acres of low ground-plenty of Timber, and good
portion of wheat land on it. The house live in is
A. TWO STORY BRICK BUILDING pas ~
Eissil sage and nine fine Brick Mill, u
pair of runners in it. good Saw Mill large Store
and Lumber House "a feet long 81 wide, large frame
Barn, ~ feet long "a feet wide and all necessary out
budings-6ne meadows, good Orchard of selected
Fruits. In good neighborhood and fine water as is
in the county The other Is story house with
four rooms five hundred yards of in fine situation, all
out buildings requisite to it. The other tract ia one
mile below the river Of 81 Acres, one hundred in
Of the best low ground james River-two good To-
bacco ho-es-a well Of as fne could be wish
ed for. There is good turnpike running from this
place to the Sweet Springs 30 miles, miles TO Dagscrs
Springs, Offer this property privately TO the last OF
June. III sell will let be known in the papers-if
sold privately. will sell public auction 18th
day Of August, if fair if the fair day To any
gentleman wishing the land, will be present to
show il any time. ii Is seldom that such land is in
market the whole being in fine state of cultivation
The River is navigable for small boats TO Covington,
thirty miles above this place.
IJune 7-tl8A1 JOHN Shirley.
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WHITE q TERRY,

L nouncc to our friends am the public generally,
that we have formed co-partnership under the firm
and style Of
WHITE 4 TERRY,
for the purpose Of doing GENERAL COMMISSION Brs-
NESS. We have taken The lnrge md well enclosed lot
the Canal, Mrssrs Crcwdson g. Crnnk, for the
purpose Of receiving Lumber, Wood, Coal, &C.
signment. We will also intend the sale of Tobacco,
Corn Flour, Lime. and Country produce generally.
We fatter ourselves that long experience in bust
mesa and our extensive acquaintance with the citizens
Of Lynchburg will enable obtain the very best price
for produce consigned We hope by strict
tion to business merit portion Of the public patronage
Our Office present at VIM. A. Whites Mill
VIM A. WHITE,
June Tiff WM. Is. TERRY.
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RO. L. KENT.

have RESTITUTION in saying that the construction
placed upon the piece signed Justice written by my
self by the gentlemen upon whose judgment MIR. Kent
has ucted in writing the above is entirely correct
JOHN T. THORNTON
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WIN. l.. GOGGEN, ATTORNEY At
w La W-Aitends regularly all Courts Of Fronk-
In well as those Of Bedoyd. Any business entrust
ed his will receive strict attention in these any
Of the adjoining counties.
Address, "Ouer Bridge, Bedford county, Va
ian 29--wGmif
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CIscISsATI April 18th 1852.
THE Subscriber. hive associated themselves for tho
l. purpose Of conducting in this City Tobacco
and General Comm isst0n Business,
under the Firm Of krsrErr& DUDLEY. and respectful
ly solicit your patronage. Our Business will be excu
sively Commsssisn Bxsess and experience Of TWEEN
ty years by senior partner in active Mercantile life
this City and determination the part ofbosh pro-
mote the Of Friends will hope, secure to
liberal support Wenrelprepared to make The usual
Advance Consignments il hand. and to purchase
Produce &c. the customary terms We will occupy
the Large and commodioas Warehouse, No. "a Public
Landing. JNO. KENNETH,
may 27-Gm JNO. W. DUDLEY.
bounty Land W arra0ta-WE will pay
- the highest cash prices for Bounty Land Warrants.
All who have them for sale, will please Gull Office,
next to Burc's and opposite the Warwick house, Main
street. STATHAM. SMITHSON& Co,
April lifts
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Mr.. Hamliu reported bill authorizing the
Secretary of the Treasury to grant registers
10 vessels in Certain cases, which was consid.
cred ard passed.
The House resolution for an adjournment Of
Cong,ess on the 10Th Of August. was taken
up; and after some remarks from Mr. Hunter,
j, was laid upon the table.
A bill giving the chief clerk of the Patent
Office the power To transact The duties of the
COMMISSIONER of Patents during the temporary
absence of that officer was reported by Mr..
Dawsoa; and it was considered and ordered
TO lie engrossed.
The bill from the House changing the name
of The ST. Peters river. in the Territory of
Minnesota, TO the Minnesota river. was passed
The junt resolution directing the completion
OF u war steamer for harbor defence " as taken
up; and after some debate. it was postponed.
and the Senate went info executive session.
HOUSE.
The House refused Ia reconsider the Vote
ny which the Iowa rHilroad land donating bill
~ss laid an The table .nme DAYS since. After
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n asznE VIRGINIA AND TEN
Ak2.Sgk NESSEE RAILROAD.

Sup,t Transportation.
South Side R. r. April o. 1s52.-am.
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trial. j. delighted with this clear beautiful and
Saip yrmery. No what tho 6i or skne.s
With eli her sex IL certain to Merchants soil
a7eds TO ~ other in the ohea
snj best general family remedy offered to pub
No IL aud hss been used for years in the families
sndty the eli eaeneray Depots 80 Pearl 40 aud
700 pr ,advay And 81 the trade generally in oottoE
d. 10 o. each, and from 81 IS TO $g per dozen
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NJ Office -IDE FIRM OF coUoqTRY& DoueuRRry
~ Caro- hassse nrers t. this day dissolved by ma.
o.. sent. New fork ssptem Der 1852 ID Coushtrv
John Copshry. An drew Doushsrsy. Andrew Douehsrtv
WI eensinus the business At No. " GLE street.
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POLITICAL.
PULTTIGAss.
-.~-e.o.s,.- 49, .e-,,.Ns.C<<>.o<r-
iosk, HEGaETARY'S OTyICE,


. albany Aa.ussIf I52
sh-soti hrsbJ sssa thss as,hs nest Geusrsl leo
ass . 70 sSS 70 h sse .. 81. seeo isg aso
be leetSd. H. wit.--
Co. erncr - he pl,e Of wasb,nEtop nv t.
u ntsnaht Governor ~ th- ford q. Csurch.
Canal Com mis"asr, IN tho place Fr0d rick ro.ie;s;
an Inspector Of state Prisons In tho place Of Daras
81 whose terms q ae win expire on the last day Of Do
rh'ry ~ Electars Of Prtreut asd Vice Prsasat az
Krp,ysenrative IN the Thirsy third Congress- Of NO
Ubfeo states ior the ioird Ceryre.,nG Dstrios
passed Of the Frss, second IN Fifth aed EiShya WArds
AIse H. presentn'ise IN the said COasrsss for tho
sixth Tenth ana Fo Of 4ld city ana oSeasy
q sc s s a ns ss @,
tee, h ards OF -ad CITY .ps county and tao sS Of viii
also said Congress- for tha Sixth
and seynonth wards Of the said city aud county Of wow
ssYeSth Cor nal pitrist posed ii The Ninth SIX
t,nth and twentieth wards Of the said city and county,
nsO In the aait Congress. for shs ESss
and cards Of the sold e'sy and county Of Neg
AND COUNTY OFFICERS ALSO TO M Elsorrp.
sixtten Member OF Assemplti
MAJOR of she City, in the pihcc Of Ambrose c. Hinge
a sheriff, in the pls"e Of TIL ma. carnley;
County Clerk 10 the place o. George w. Hihiet;
hCsmp.roller In u. pace q Jo.ePh r. Ta,l9s;
Con m oter Of aars and Supplics In tito place Of
Wnlism Adams;
Street Com riissioner In the paco Of ohm Dodsei
Corporation counsel in the place OF Horny T. Davies:
Four Coroner In the place Of John Iyes pursuant TO
chap 30 lawn Of 1852
Three Justioes Of Marine Court pursuant 10 chap
$3.50 Of the laws Of 1852 In tho place Of James Lynch And
hdward II Coslos.
Two Governors Of tho Aims House. In the Discs Of Wm
N. Eyarts and Jonathan 1. Coddiagton.
All whoso terms Of othco will expire tho last day Of
Dcoem Der next
AJso an additional Justice Of tho Supreme Cour. for tho
FRAT Circuit pnr 81 chap 3i OF lave vi ls52
And Justice of tho Superior Court IN the place Of
Levin ii. Sanford deceased.
Yours respectfully,
HENRY 8 RANDALL. Secretary of State.
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VNHe CELEBRATED PRIMA DONNA AND PROPER
cor IN s,nsns eignors Elise v.ea.ini. teaches sins
~ piano" thorough bass and panimept she can s.
Al her house $50 Fourth street, kerosr iron
10 6eoch NJ I'll o'clock pm shs is woBdorSuiiy snc
ess n Dor seaehins. aud will present 70 Abe public aex,
winter sovr professional pspis of be noa remarkably
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TWENTIETH WARD-Ar MEETING OF THE
III Democratic Republican Charter Convention Of Inc
Ninth held at No s3 Ninth avenue In 9k
Tho call Committee, OF Auguss lsoS VII
liam Conf ey unanimously min stod Tor tho ocS
Of Alderman this card for the eusnDa yoar.
WILLIAM CAIRNS Chairman.
MICHAEL PurALAv, Secretary.
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DEARL KEYED PfAEOS.-PEARL KEYS ARE THE
most dur able aud beautiful article ever aot for ths
Pian,tortc they turn color ia any at. or nv
aVe. same 81 ivry, bus always vetatn "A
Dosh. 7" he had Of most 81 tho cty Of the
m .nnfacturer ". HiNCBLtFPE 30 Greene stres. Naw
ssh wort er in pearl N. BA beautiful 81 tavo 20 ari
1esd Plano from Of our bcst oity sale
cheap 90 be for oxamp t by those about
M pspos a. myr - No. M Laurens street, above
Srrfsa ttrt ct, from TO z oelsch, Il. "A.
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Drcssisg Cases foY Trsveiisrs.-Thc Cnssf
o. tLess e.ses consists IN seir
ahslaetarss 1b+y are SIN pie In their eonstruotoa
USIERs aOr a"s. a go
Fine Cntlery, embracing n largo variety
a" ~ ss SessrS
hAuSDEhS No. astJr Huuse, ana 3S7 Beoadsay.
Comb Fac,ory, 3ss Brostiyysy.-Ladsesc cam
ss ", Of Ss.s IN Ds'sss ss
ps,,rDs by Tar tho greatest assortment in the
a. d j. SAUNDERS. sS7 broadway.
Rssosr Leconisve,-TaescR azoss have NO
saoA shsir eslene Durability and Keenress Of edge
sAUNDEKs. MOI Aston House. and as7 broadway.
$4,000 wanted by a onns man, a mocha
pish IS b"ieivg ala house la has xpended
soo eus b Nassins sbs neo,s amonns TO finish Taose
iai, interest wiz please addrc's. Carr enter, box Herald
snee. for two days.
Rousekeepers, Look 10 your INTEREST,"
. Ssas nns sHs ~
lisSs ,'i M % S sasss =, 3d.
yard and 500 ss.r w B SassS
Why should Water be Purified Be-
sn 20 the sas
~ 70 health the beat q med sal sessnony
n nj h havo the
Embaln ent or HUNS nm Bodses.-Ur. Pr.
.a >, .n % his D a. saasa ssss
Mon about hSr process and oharges Per-
1apS and their VIII Be- pso %a 0s s
g. sauDders Metallic Tablet strOp,-This
sss
judges to have no equal IL sens 1a aS9
a. ing shs dpS.s possible edge For sale Al No.
There arc n thousand ways to do thing
.. sss 5ssDs aa se,rshss or.ssssss
HS, By process CsT
aSa ho saa applied
Wigs, Wigs, Wigs-S,ranger rs are inforua-
,ns sbsy s. MED
asliH,ss fsSpses Sreios Of long hair Rnsoss, g.,
ssn 70, price aDs aaaty arc nnsquaed canandjadgo
Whgs and TOupees.-BatcheYoE's new style
G ags asses ars'
b the atty. Cory tho addrcas.
Gsuraud's Liquid Hair DYE Is. without
s.sep,ion she very host Be-
ase paso dyes Elnay celebrated 10 Gonrands sod-
Penare Subtle hair
s0.s s mite anu NAM s'''
CrIstadoYo's Hair Preventative and Bcau-
hs prevent badnss and re tore hair that has fallen
Su s 70 ss ~ *, ssur ana dan
sased and sold whole.sl s /, ana o, retail By
Hair Dye.-Baschelor'. celebrated Liquid
HAIR Dye she best discovered for
ynisasis The moment sppea Tho wonderful ana
via Ssssoss No. ~.u s'sssa 'P 9sps Is:
-
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A RsSsECTA BILE MahH,sD LADY, VINO LOST Il sR
~ babx .shg nd wishes G, get chit -
ridenss N 10 Forsyth street None bats respect
able lady need apply.
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HENRY s RANDALL. Secretary of ssate.

Alta MEETING HFLD AT SAUNDERS FRIEND.
"A ship Hail. 800 twelfth street BY tho unanimous char
Ticket elected 81 Sevop tenth tho following
gentlemen upaoimousy nominated by . quornm 0s
,aid charter ticket lug present For a.ssans S
mar For Constabios Tho Burk aud JaMes Murrte.
JAMES SANDERS, Prcsidont.
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Besle.s Electric Hair Dye prod uee. on tn

h. tie natural black without aay puv.
reshish tings Which is the natural
Ill other air Dyes This aupurinr Heir
ssdiDa al Others This With giles cecbrased Hyperion
Flnd .he hair Shaving may be hsd A. b.
D. Sands 100 Tultin streos Rushton, Clark & Co 73
DScadaayi Rice SGith. 727 Broadway; VIM II Cary g.
o. $40 Pe,r sr~et and By The druggists and perumers
thYou& the world.
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TINE JUNE FILE FRANCHISE DESIRE sR PLA.
~ I,ur BonDs S'adrcsser No 30 William street,
chez hspst s.
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A CARD TO SMOKERS SUPERIOR HAvANAs--
n Gsntiensn wi'hpg supplies ey bundle onseansh or
os nrico Al dosrab brands will eA AZ
JOS b. DA CAMARA
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DOTH WARD.-DEMOcRATIC REPUBLICAN, REGU-
~ lar N omin ntonsAt irg II Tho regular dole
pursuant to call ~ the General Com mittee
If he August held evening
nor sh At nth when motion tho follow
ing named gentlemen was ,IImon.y nominaced; for
hsistant Afdermnp Williym No Co, key for Aosessox
Jospph Miller; Tor Constabes. william Keenan,; Joseph
Mullipott. HUGH MURRAY, ChAInan'
WILLIAM S,MpsoN n, Secretary.
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Eternal Justice, visit with thy frovvn

VI dread displeat ure, And perpetual gloon
Tho writer Of those words, II they false,
Or in tho ioast degree ,atcrt tho truth;
And let tina. justice come with l,htning speed.
To blast soul, If il has sunk 20 low,
To tamper with disease or pain and woe.
So here at once be my God declare.
Prom all experience, and repeated proofs,
Ny 6r-n conviction, that diserss can re
Almost eStcrmiB ted n the earth
That thousand have r-gased their perfect hoalth,
That tssmed inevitably doomed to death.
Sc that feel I'm warran tod to say
The Nsrv Antidote arrests disease,
And pus, . stop to further ravsgss;
That ifths'r amo 10 not ON pletoly gcue,
RESTORING all who take % health and icy.
TALBOT WATTS, Nervist. No. 424 Greenwich street,
where tho POOR have for nothing Depot No. Is
street.
Southern and Western Merchants would
DO se 60 purchase are Jefvs Cold Candy, article of
updoubted reputation, for Ids and other
punor ay mplnts This article etod and certias TO
BY the If tho country IL sold tho principle
sf6ee 500 Broadway, by Mrs w. JERvIS.
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Cr1stadOYo's Hair Preventative and Beau.
tifsr badness and tore hair that
OF become Thin apd 60 ell. csuay scurf
druf we'll Affections the scalp, pre-
pared and sold wholet Gle retail bv
CRIsrA DOkO No. 6 Astor House.
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NINETEENTH Ward NOMINATING COMMITTEE.
~ At meeting Of miteo hold pnrsaaas 20 tho
dalton OF the Lem orn,i, Republican General
O. mn,itt.e at tho house OF EDWARD Len'ans Yortyile
half past seven O'Clock on motion, Patrick Mass9r-
son was amin ously chosen Chairman and william H.
Dohoty Secretary. On mot ha committeo sd aornod
Co tho house OF N omas Kerr Boompgdaic road
and Eighty lift street. Thursday evening" 10th instant,
at oisht O'clock r. N. -
" N'AA Patrick AASTERSON, Chairman.
II
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Hair Dye.-BatchelOr's celebrated Liquid
Ham Dye the best yet oolornx the hair OF
vhishers the momens applied Tho and
ertafs: With which this avorite and old established HaJ
Dye performs 10 sstonshng II IL for sale or applied
B.T hELOKS Wig Factory No. 4 Wall street. Copy the
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HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC, WANTED,

HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC, WANTED,
:
HOUSE WANTED GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE
without children wsh take house with the
situated between Fourteenth and
fourth Streets and Third and Fifth Uncxoep
Nonablo references given. Addfo Casa, uerld Office.
V>n1 UPPER PART or A HOUSE wANTED-CON
stating Of about tour rooms In the part Of the
city Rent must DO moderate address Q. H. as tho Hc1
aid once.
w ANTED. A SECOND HAND SPIRAL STAIR CASE
w apply with terms ~ "a Beaver etreet.
VNANTED-A LARGE DOUt LIE OFFICE Dcsg-AP-
w ply by letter TO b, box 500 N W York Postodhoe
WANTED no RRNT-A GENTEEL TWO OR TREE
story house In pleasant location; not higher than
Fifteenth street. Address J. H., SO Beaver street.
w ANTED-BY TIE ADvERTlSER, EITuEK TO
w buy out estAbsishod hotel within twea
thirty HES Of the city, would be willing purchase
Interest In las lept public house nine ano
e1ei siveIy ted The location must be
tie river railroad. Address San Francisco, broadway
PosteHhce.
yUANTLD-lYMEDIA1ELY, A NEATLY FURNISHED
w p,ror. Iarlor and bedroom by quiet sinsle
temap with all the modern with
without partial board Broadway. between Cham
hrs ard Fourteenth street. plaio respccabc private
family with ol or boarders preferred state price,
adorsiS box lst5 General Post Office.
VDAN1ED- AN EXHIBITION ROOM FoR PAINT.
w ing, in tEe bs.t part Of broadway, New York LIT.
.rs In sb,wcr this advertise enf 10 DO addressed
l2J Chambers stfccs.
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GNOURTEENTH WAhD.-Ar A MEEriSG OF rue
II Deleaatcs TO tho Charter Convection % tho FoDr
tcenth Ward, held Headquarters of Grand and
Eiigabet tn sreots MOTIF John Damn appointed
Chairman ane Francis Fly escretary moved aad so
that Ihomas heeIan be nominated, by acclam
ton tho canoidate for Assistant alderman o, this
werd Carried Nh ahimoutly Moved and seocndod, wo
bal for Carried Moved aud sao0ndod
that two teers DO appointed C.rrot Chlit appointed
John Dowj aud Henry Van Holland tolers Uonry r.
received majority Of the votes and was ;hen Do
card for aesessor Moved W. proceed to
ballot Tor stables. Carried Nathaniel Finch and
Washpptop q Hutton wore unanimously Declared 30 DO
or candidates for Constable Moved and seconded,
adjourn. Carried. JOHN DUNN, Chairman.
EpA FIy
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GsuTaud's Liquid Hair Dye Is, without
exception very invenced Be-
ware posd dyes Equally coebrated GOnrands Mod
foustnesa 80 Poudre subtitle uproots hair any par
Of The body Liquid Rouse. Lily White Rair Gloss 81
u Walker street. near Broadway.
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ITO SEGAR DEALERS AND TOBACCO ~ ASFaHS;-
Il 70W0 imported Havapa sessrs br.oaou MO nonaos
Thirty Seed % the best grsnnd OF o
hoi do Of the crop will be sold 20 close m invoices,
- able PRICES AZ % VsAr ssoros
iuath hal tha sto
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WtEs and TOupees.-BatcheyoT's new style
ws pertec, imitation Of naturs
yt Those waDtna superior article uld
sa 81 BA To nELORs celebrated Wiz Factory, No Wall
groet wkere he found the
b tho atty. Copy the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-09
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
~ SEE THIRD AND SIXTH PAGES ~


NELLY, AT CASTLE GARDEN.-IT THE LADY WHO
~ ~ss sddressed by hsr panon as Nelly, and Who
sosts chair the of tie first ter 1t
Castle Garden, during the Fnnd CoooUrt Of Satnr
esy last and who sf just before the Grand Finale will
this with her address, abe m receive
valuable piece Of jewelry belonging to her. Address
hce 20 H. r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-09

Y'HE PEOPLES RIBBON STORE.-RIBBoNs, SILKA.
volvets feathers and millinery goods ADAPTED
Sr dress and AntiA trim mhss also for neck.
rbbt ms Wrstlots bows for sashesa Of
qualify and degh and largest variety exhibited sh
country For sale cheap, At wholesale retail 81
bowery, corner OF uestor street. H. a. LICHTENSTEtNs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-09

II ICH FRENCH GAS FIXTURES NEW PATTERNS
Inst tn ported. he riches, eh of cam
asaoras Br.eeles ana fancy Fixtures made expressly s
This country vsrrapted Par Bro1 Clocks Caa sho
Bohemian Vases Biscuit Figdres Mechanical Tampa
French On % per cent cheaper than sperm
III UARDuNVILLE. Az Brosdway.