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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-03-30
E'SsE2SEs ,Sf$FgEvss FG
OF WATCHES, JEWELRY9 SILVER
AND PLATED WARE.
s.N5ogsaxE Es, ;9yg5saENrE'.

GEORGE Es. WRIGHT,
sEAyING returned from New York, respect
Ii fully invites the attention of his friends an(
the public generally to his large ara well select
cd Stock. consisting Of fine London and Ter
man gold and silver Watches, gold iob, Guari
and Vest Chains. do. Seals and Keys, Ladies
Brest Pins. Ear Rings and Bracelets OF new antt
beautiful styles, Finger Rings, Lockets and
Charms, Cnr Pins, DO Ribbon Pins, do Shaw
Pins, GOLD Crosses new patterns, Gard Baskets :
new and beautilu! article, Gard Cases, Port, Mon
les. Gold pons and Pencils. Silver aud Albata
Spoons. Forks, Ladies', Butter Knives and Pickle
Forks. Plated Casters and Cake Baskets and eve
nv other article to be found in fashionable Jew
elry Store.
The subscriber having purchased principally
for cash of the Importers and Manufacturers, can
offer goods in his line at prices that cannot fan tt
give satisfaction.
sag- Watches ard Jewolry repaired and war
ranted to give satisfaction.
Staupt0a, March 80, 1853.
Nj: Themes Jones and hi, ,cjs Mary Frances
id,e .AIa-g Frances Henry, and Hiss Susan
Reary, heirs ard distributes Of Dr. Richard H.
Henry, Decd:
,s,AKE notice that On Monday the 25th day Q!
April next, being the fist day of the April
term of the County Court Of Augusta, 1853, we
shall by our attorney move said Court, to appoint
five commissioners to ascertain what will be Jus,
COMPENSATION to the widow and heirs of the said
DR.. u. II. Henry for so much of the land whereof
he died seized and possessed as will be required
for tie location and construction of the Virginia
Central Rail Road through the same in said corn
ty. This notice is given you, in accordance with
an act of assembly in such case made and provld
ed, YOU being non-lesidents of the county Of Au-
glsta. o,nn
Pres. OF the Va. G. Il. L. Co.
March so, lS53.-4t.
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For The Special


.Msssrs Editors:-The selection of candidates
for the Senate and House of Delegates begins to
form topic of conversation. We in this region
think that we are justly entitled to one delegate,
and if the Convention which is soon to assemble
see proper to confer upon US that honor it would
be hailed with heartfelt cordality. Messrs Walker,
Watts, Guy, Myers and McFall, have been
brought before the public in complimentary terms,
and it is hoped the Convention will not overlook
the claims of ''Northern Augusta" aud give US
delegate. 1t must be cheering to the Wings to
see the spirit of entire acquiescenee in the nomi-
nation when made by the Wing County Conven-
ton. Notwithstanding the prejudice gotten up of
late years against such Conventions, it is now gen.
orally admitted, when fairly constituted to be the
only proper mode of expressing the popular will
In conclusion, I will remark, if Messrs McFall
and Myers are honored by nomination, they will
receive the cordial support of this end ofthe coun-
ty. NORTHERN AUGUSTA.
Mt Scion, March IA, 1858.
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BALTIMORE c.,yr,.m MARKET.

IPeek ending Friday March 25-There were Of
cred at the scales on Monday 700 head of Beevcs, o
which number 500 were sold to city butchers and pack
ecrs 100 Were driven to Philadelphia. Prices ranged
from SO 90 81 81 on the hoof, equal to So 90 s.
30 net, and averaging SO rs gross
Hods.-We'quote at $500 to $7.25
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1928 Acres

of exceedingly fertile land. constituting unques-
tionably one of the most valuable estates in the
Valley of Virginia, being. as it is. well supplied
with dwellings, and out-buidngs ofthe best quail
ty, under good fence, and in high state Of cult
walton. ,..
There are about 50 acres of first-ratc meadow,
and as much more can easily be made. large
portion of the botto land consists of black vege-
table deposte from two to six feet deep, which is
equal in its fertzing properties to the best stabe
manure. 80
About half the tract is cleared. and tho residue
heavily timbered. twill offered for sale entire
d.also in four subdivisions, apd the saleconfrm
ed in that way in which the largest sum will be
realized. These subdivisions contain severally
some poles more than 495, 254, 2le, and SIS a
cres, each provided with buildings except that of
254 acres. The tract OF IS acres has also on it
Saw-mill and Grist-rill, with good water power.
Terms: Bond and approved security for the
whole of the purchase money one-third in sixty
days. with interest from the day Of sale; the resi-
due in one, two, and three years, and the title re-
tanned till the further order of the Court.
a, JOSEPH SMITH, Jr.,
c. G. STRAYER,
Jan. IL, ls53-ts Commissioners.
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AMHERST LAND FOR SALE,

HAVING determined to change my residence,
ILL offer for sale. upon accommodating terms
the TRACT OF LAND on which ! !eslde' IN
Amherst county.
This FARM contains by recent survey
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WINCHESTER MARKET.

Corrected weekly from the Republicans.
BACON, per ID, wagon prices a 9 store price Ga 9
Flour, per Dbl, wagon 80 a 81, store 4 rs SO
GRAIN-Whcat, wagon price, So a, 80 Oats IS 81
Corn 40 As, Rye 60 90.
SALr-Giround Alum l rs a 2 90, Ashton 2 so a275
PLASTER, per ton, 6 80 al
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from the Boston Chronotype.

FROM the B05sOH CHoieoeyP''
Consumption prevails as matters are, and picks
off the best and prettiost of us, in our prime
In this state of things we must do the best we
can, piece and patch up the web of life, with Jour
neys, voyages, and medicines Of al the me "a :
cines zee kno,c Of, Dr.. Wistar's "Bs4LSasu of
WTLD CHERRY' is srhat ,se first recommend
We have in our office living proof OF It's elllca=
cy, who, but for it, would have been beneath inc
sod long ago. The inventor of this medicine Ut
Wistar was a man of science, OF humanity ana
undoubtedly prepared the remedy In It's best form
and the public may rely upon Mr. fowle lOf th'
genuine article.
To'FaNiLIEs.
From the great usefulness of this medicine tint
proprietor would respectfully recommend 1t as
general FAMILY MEDICINE, and advise every
family to keep it constantly by them, as 1t vii
not only be found much superior to the Cough
Mixtures in common use, but likewise much more
safe for either children or adults.
Ii not only emauates from regular physician
but has also been well tested in ali complaints 10
which it is recommended. 1t is not my intention
therefore, either to cloak it in mystery, or IN an.
way deceive the public by overrating It's virtues
on the contrary, / shall simply endeavor to CIV
brief statement of its usefulness, and tiatter my
self that its surprising efficacy will enable me
furnish proofs of its virtues, as will satisfy tn
most increduleus, that consumption may and ''cM
BE CURED. !" if this medicine be resorted tofn time
Be careful and get the genuine D.. Vistar'
Balsam Of Wild Cherry. None genuine, unles
signed by l. BUTTS. Address all orders to SETI
w. FowLE, Boston, Mass.
For sale by Il. P. EsKRIDGE, Druggist, Staun
ton; F. Pence, HGrrisonburg; j. NJ. Wilson, Lex
ington; Gaynor s, Wood, Richmond and BY Drug
gsts everywhere.
March 80, 1858.
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,ucssrS Editors By authority Of he G. NJ. Of
the q. l.. of Va. |. D. o. F. Brother P. G. Smith
Darnall, of Mt. Scion Lodge No To-, instituted
a Lodre of Odd Fellows at Mt Sidney on Thurs
day evening 24th inst, which bids fair to be a.
monpst the most prosperous in the County. The
following are the officers elect for the present
term: j. w. Myers n. G. J. Crawford V. &.
c. x. Hyde Secretary, Jacob T. Slower Troasu-
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT AUCTION.

PURSUANT to decree of the Circuit Court
= Of Rockingham county, Virginia, rendered at
the October term, 1852, the undersigned, as Com
missioners appointed by said Court, will, on the
first day Of March, 1858, proceed to sell, on the
premises, at public auction, the tract of Land be-
longing to the late Abraham Smith. deceased, and
on which he resided at the time Of his death.
1t is situated on both sides Of North river, in
the counties OF Rockingham and Augusta, about
lS miles from Stanton, and IL from Harrisonburg,
the proposed terminus of the Manassas Gap Rail-
road, and contains, By recent survey, about
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Nof;cc 10 Contractors.

SEALED proposals will be received until Sat
- urday, the 9th day of April next, at O'Clock
P. NJ, for the erection of a CHAPELpMUSI-
CAL HALL, Sc, at the Institution tor the Dea
and Dumb aud the Blind, at Staunton. The plar
and specifications will be ready at the Institution
on the 7th of April preceding. The building will
probably be fifty by eighty feet, Of brick, and a
bout thirty-fve feet in height. The payments
will be one-third in advance, one-third when the
building is under roof, and the balance, when de-
livered ready fo ne. The contractors will be re-
quired to enter into bond with good security fol
the faithful performance ofthe contract. For fur
thor information apply to DR.. j. &. Msrrillat,
Principal Of the Institution.
JAMES II. SKINNER,
GEORGE BAYLOR. Exec.
ABSALOM KOINER, Com.
SAM'L. b. BROWN,
March 80. ls53.--tdi.
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.hesTs. Editors Please state in your paper
that Mr.. WILLIAM RUFF will be voted for as
Mayor of Staunton. We have conversed with
Mir. Ruff recently, and fad chat without being
an aspirant for cilice he IS willing 70 serve if e.
lected. WORKING MEN.
lIessYs Fd;icrs We would respectfully sug
gest to the Wing County Convo7.ion. the name
OF r. T. AtnERrsoS ESP, OF Waynesboro,' as a
gentleman fully competent to fill one of the seats
IN the Lcgislature for this County.
MANY VOTERS.
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w mig MGctim@s

AT meeting of the Wings of Augusta, hela IN
the Court house, on Monday the Zoth INST
JAMES A. COCHRAN, Esq, was called 10 'ns
chair, and JOSEPH A. WADDELL was appointed
Secretary On motion of Maj. J. Nj. McCUE,
the meeting recommended Saturday, the SUN a@t
Of .4prii, for the appointment of delegates, anu
Saturday, The 9TH day of May for the assembling
of the Convention to nominate Wing Candidates
for the Legislature. The meeting also adopted u
resolution approving ofthe plan for Convention
recommended by the meeting ofthe 18th inst''
and then adjourned.
JAS. A. COCHRAN. Charm.
Jos. A. WADDElI, Sec.
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Thomas G.. R,,ryyegg.

rs now receiving his stock of SPRING GOOD'
IL to which he invites purchasers generally.
Stanton, March 80, 1898.
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9O1 Acres,

is pleasantly situated, in healthy and agreeable
neiohborhood, is well watered. with about one
third in timber, and lies within half a mile OF
good Grist and Saw Mill, within mile and a
half of Backsmith's Shop, within two miles Of
three Churches, and within seven miles OF the
County Seat The soil is a deep, rich red; sps,
ceptibic of high state of Improvement, at small
expense. The Improvements are new two sto-
'y framed DWELLING - - .aa;;;ss
with six fre-paces, and all necasr cd u
sary out houses, &s-sssszs ss:sssssz1
Having determined to dispose Of the above prop
erty, | am willing to sell bargain in it, if lean
effect sale promptly. ~
March 9. lS53.-4t.
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Notice.

Notice.
THE undersigned having sold out to w. r.
IL Bryan his entire interest in the firm of Bry-
al s Webb, would take this method of informing
his friends and former customers, that he has rent
ed the house formerly occupied by Mr.. Henry
Messersmith. where he will be able in s or 10
days to supply them with best quality of GRO
CERES, CONTEMPORARIES, HATS,
CApS, &c, together with variety CLANCY
ARTICLES.
Thankful for the patronage already received, by
strict attention to business aud efforts to please he
hopes for continuance of the same.
j. WESLEY WEBB.
Mt. Scion, March l6, lS53.-3i.
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THE MARKET PRICES.
srAUsroN PRICES CURE ENT,

Corrected treekiyfqr the Spectator VT c. Bur,cen
Flour, SupGn,, 81 90 BAcoS, Hog Round, l2c
Wheat, per bushe Toe BUTTER, Fresh, l6c
RYE, per bushel, soc GoRN, per bushel, &c
OATS, per bushel S3c Wool, per pound, 35c
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POSTPONEMENT.

POSTP O.NE.MENT. - - T.
TN consequence of the inclemeney, pfsthc wealth
er, the sale of the above properly was postpon-
ed until TUESDAY, 5TH APRIL, 1853, at
which time the sale will take place, if fair if not
on the next fair day.
JOS. SMITH, il, I co,,,..
c. G. STRAYER, o0n'fs'
March 9, lS53--ts
IT the same time and place the undersigned
IA will sci, ct public auction, to the highest bid
der, the following PERSONAL PROPERTY
belonging to the estate of Abraham Smith, decd,
viz:
3 head Of Horses,
IS head of stock Hogs, os., B..
about 1000 bushels Of Corn.
Farming Utensils, consisting Of Plantation
Wagon, PLoughs. Harro,cs, &c,
A quantity of Household g. Kitchen Furniture,
400 pieces efprins dry hickory for cogs,
A lot of prime Bacon. 800 Us,
A quantity Of Potatoes,
A lawge qaa;,tity Of Hay,
Al ts,o Blacksmith Tools,
Aid grain in the ground,
Gf the land is not sold.) -,
e 60 e sTRAYER, , 49,,
. JOS: SMITH, Jr., Adm'rs'
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SEQ EgEEE.gR I'D.

S25 EgEEF:7RD.
FORGE A. SMITH. an in a.
Sc denied APPRENTICE, ran MO
away from the subscriber on Satur. s19
urday, March roth. | will give the T.NV
above reward for his apprehension W.
and safe delivery to me in StauntoD. 60
He is about five feet ten inches high, slender and
of pleasing countenance. Hair black, age about
l6. ftakon out of the State of Virginia and de-
livered safely TO me, will give $50 reward.
hereby lofewarn all persons from harborine
said Smith, as | am determined to prosecute them
to the utmost extent of the law.
A. NJ. SIMPSON.
staunton, March 80, 1851.
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sg" In connection with the above Establish.
ment, Mrs. NJ. f. SMITH will open large va
rety Of Bonnets and Millinery Goods.
Staunton, March 90, lS53.-3t,
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NNfiCe.

yENIIE. accounts of A. Il. Laird s. Co. are now
n ready for settlement-all pernons indebted
will please call aud settle by note or cash.
j. Is. ESKRIDGE.
Stauntoa, March so, 1853.
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SPRING MILLINERY.

-sefe@
TENIIE subscriber invites attention to a COMPLETE
Il STOCK of SPRING e. SUMMER MIL
LIVERY GOODS, which will be sold by whole
sole or retail.
STRAW BONNETS Trimmed. andss-
SILK BONNETS made to order, in small w
or large quantities at short notice. VSs
Prompt and special attention given to orders
fsOm the country. n. Z. BARTON,
1909 .Nain Street, Richmond, Virginia
hIarch 2, lS53.-6m.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

BY consent of the undersigned, the finn Of A.
A' II. LAIRD S, Co., is this day dissoyed,-
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon us, we beg leave to introduce to public con
fidence the new firm of Drs. LAIRD & TRiMDLE
a. L. LAIRD.
J. B. ESKRIDGE.
Staunton, March %, 1858.
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Valuable WaynesbOrough Property
FOB &.SLA5.

FOB SCI liz.
-SaEsE- :"
'VHE subscriber will offer for sale at public auc-
ton. on Saturday The 23rd day Of april, Gf
not previously disposed Of private a.lSMA
ly.) desirable BRICK REESE @a!5I1A
DEVICE. situated on the Main SsN IN
Street, Waynesboroug The House &seE Es5
is 80 by 20, two stories high, with apartments in
the basement A LARGE SHOP, Kchen,
Smokehouse, and large Stable, are also or the
Lot He will sell also corner lot. on which is
a small comfortable FRAME HOUSE.
The terms will be made accommodating to pur-
chasers, as the subscriber is anxious to sell.
GEO. w. DEAL.
Waynesboro', March so, lS53.---tds.
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shingles and Plank.

vIyIIE subscribers have on hand large supply
Il Of very fine white pine shingles which they
offer for sale on reasonable terms.
ALSO-Seyeral thousand feet of White Pine
PLANK LINDSEY s. HANGER.
Churchville, March 10, 1853.
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Commissioners Notice.

THE Executors of Jacob Iumbcrt, decd,
4 Plaintiffs.
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Howardsville & Rockfish Turnpike Co.
SUBSCRIBERS to the stock of this Comm
~ ny will pay the full amount due from each,
into the Bank of the Valley at Stauhton, on or be-
fore the 30lh day of April next, to the credit of
the Treasurer.
DANIEL j. HARTSOOK.
March 29, 1855.
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New Books.

RRITISH Eloqqence, by 9. A. Goodrich, ID. L
- Personal Memorials of Daniel Webster.
Parker's Philosophy of Arithmetic.
Christian Minstrel.
Gus Howard-My Novel Earlswood.
Portfolios, just received and for sale by
S. II. COLEMAN.
-SIsunton, March 30, 1853.
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20 lie Ksssn.ic.

Staunton, March so, 1853.
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VI PNE WIFI 0' III '10-FF17 TUE VT
January IL. lS53.-lyif.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-16
pEPUBLiC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No
q oai.

COAL-Peach Orchard, Red Ash, Large Nut. 81 70
~ EsE aDd Rance 3 so White Ash Egg Stove or anse
IS 2s-f,screeued yards Less taken from boats No 3j
Bowery and No. al Greeue-st JACOB WEEKS,
COAL.-~I have now opened a Yard, corner OF
25tht ghav- with Old established Yard
King Greenwchss and intend keep the best quality Of
Peach Orch White Ash ard sell the possible
prce. only Present screened and delivered from faH
l. per tun. PETER CLINTON
GOAL-Ihe subscriber Is now prepared q, suppo
the various kinds Of Anthracite snd
Coal va Peach Orchard Black Heath Lehh Haxleton Lv-rpoo
O Camel Sidney aud eand newly mined aud
quality which be ode for sale
possible pne direct om the vessel or ecreened from
JAMES l.. WORTH southwest bany Washing
lth. Thompson-st, and 6fh-ay. Amosst
Order. the Office Of =. ". WORTH No % Walls.
CITY Bank Budinzl through Dispatch Post via
omTt attention.
sNOAL-Yery best quality Of Red Ash Stove and Egg
for srocers families ivered the
6oercsst at 6 IS White Ash s.
boats. MAT CLINTON
DITTS1ON COAL-The PennsyiVanls Coal Com
pang prepared furnish superior White Pfislon
sizes clean suitable shipping
nestle purposes It's yan 10 this City Wh.msburss
AID Brook N The Compsuys facilities
i've Dispatch vessels loading sNewfork Port E~sn Pax
the delivery Of Goa for domess
ApOly st the Office. o. Broadway and Wallst
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LAY, COMMISSIONER of DEEDS
Jnsuranrs Gcmpanies.

AtARGE ElKE INSURANCE COMPANY-
II Of Nassau Ceisrs opposite
CASH CAPITAL 81 $4,000.
Buildings Merchandise, Vessels POr, and their CAsoeS
BY Fire Applications BY through
patch. will be attended to promptly -
NICHOLAS CARROLL, Secretary.
NETWORK CITY INSURANCE COMPANY
~ Office, No swsls, Capital S500600. surss sssnss los
o. damage byfre
Peter c. Baker No sprueest States Bell West
Guard Bsnck-r lis brUadway Lsehtss.
A @ sfebbins us BrOsd-st John l. Deem. IS wsterst
Thomas Andrews i16 CedArst D. Van art lis Broadway
SAM c. southmayd 81 Nesi Horsto " Gallup Wes
Albert |. Conklin. 40 Greenwich Barrow-Es
Treet Peter II. Foster corner GanssyOot
lame, A Cnsey and
William W Island Nsw-Yorf Reuber Ross Jr, ~ stA-.v
Charles Lent NewYork Stephen Cromwell Camden, ". T.
Lambert C. Hail. Chicago, I'll Henry Pike, Cincinnati, Ohio
Hobbie, Rochester, T. Abba W sdesh, Philadelphia
Peer Roach Isl Bsnkst Alexander Snyder, Troy n r.
cHARLEs l. cLAsks. Secretary.
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No
Th. Company having capital paid
prepared against los and damass By
Are IN favorable terms.
The provdes that ser
stockholders the rate Of cent oudhs u The
remaining profits divided the ASSURED besrs
winch be redeemble cash. whsusvsr As
nused profits and capital anaounttc 81 e0oc
Stephen Whitney Reuben Wthera Robert Nin,ura-
John A C. Cray JsmesWarren. George T Aiee
DAME B. Fearing Arthur Leary- Samuel '. Hotmzn-
William Il. Russell Mortimer w Hamilton John J, Aston. u
c. Downing Dennns Daer. Frederick A. Delsne
GaT,uny b Lamar Stewa esC c. Bell
George ". Edward c Center Daniel Drske SmlthL
VIM Betler Duncan JOSIAH Oakes Frederick q. Foster
Ch.rle. Russell. Joseph Gail ard, Pees Hall
Is.ae Townsend James N Waterbary Robert b. Hore
J. 2. Gnsud Foster. George Curtis
DUScANF CUgsY. Secretary. ROBBERY y HONF. Presdesk
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Professional Notices.
.ICAN and FOREIGN PATENT OFFICE.

A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENT OFFICE
N GREAT BRITAIN -Uader tie laws the been
much opposition be-a abolished
the Crest ard PrsvH5ns Protection for uonths
ell applicants Immediately 9mand Before the
The Pstrnf must be ped Oppoos be catered
application when rotiee Of nsertUn 70 proceed
The Parent three payment 0f
the GoserTaenf Tar a. e1ch Of hcse pefocs
FRANCE. BELGIUM HOLLANO.-Psents granted for
ave Ten Or fifteen according 70 the dsuand - ery
AUSTRIA row desirable country for paien property under tae
laws lately modined
SPECIAL Agencies established the principal capitals Of
Europe direct with h Ouce hence important
sdv be saorded Psienees otherwise sAbe
and ether legal documents relating Paeurs ransAtet
Of Up. PRISON. Nos WAlst.
CHARLEs EHMAN, Mechanical Engineer aud De
~ No IS Chafhzs Chatham Bank Budnsl New York
dtes and -d hr steam En<1es
Tunps Presses Tools ke ke Psf.nt Drawings seci 1s and
e'iv Views Nork Plans for Iayertons and Mode &c
euted with ssstness and di.p.ieh
An PUNELL, OcUIIsr, AUsIsr, &c, receives nj.
~ paf.n. oeock dAs his otcc. No 500 Brosi~sy
procured Treatise Eye" sod his self
Fountains Eyes without the
vth exseay Eke the and resembles color
sd express'oa-
CYLyEsTER LAY. COMMISSIONERS of DEEDS
- NEW-YORk-Appointed and authorized Dep
Deeds &c 10 be recorded the follow
NevYok Ohio PenDsy ysnis Name SevH np.hr-,
Courectcu Massachusetts, RHODE tisn Mary md VIZ
south Carolina GeoEa Alabama Mississippi FLORIDA Lons
keniucky Tennessee Mchgso, IndAns Hhuo WIS
eousn lows Mtresota Oregon &c No Ii Wsst, Sewfork.
Ofkce bcnrs from A. NJ. all 5P VI
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Btedmpoais ann Rdilroa0s.

Fare 3 cents.
4 UGUST, 1e53-FOr Shrewsbury, Long Branch
~ Highland Dock O;ean House Port Washington Dock
Browns Dock (Addfown) AID Red Bank1he elegant and
modous THOMAS q. HAi8ur, Capt j. r.
Cores viii running the h day Of August
between New York Red Bank touching al the
the above Leaving Red Bank every
O'clock Leaving York Peck alp Eat River aenosa
At q O'Clock Fare . ceuts.
tbs boat will the until further notice.
A CGUSr, ls53-For Shrewsbury Long Branch High
"A Dock House Port Washiastoo Mounts Och
Brown, Doci nctsovn sad Red 8sos New and splendid
ALICE {. PRICE, Capt ~ dagserty
Munayst- North River. dsily a. follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-16
paints, GLASS, &r.

ZINC PAINTS. THE NEWJERSEY ZINC
~ COMPANY manufacturing thes Pants Of
quality, all Of which warranted PURE.
The superiority Of Zinc Lead Pn wei 80
tshsbd they teqaa quany nearly double the surface
and endure much longer
not IN the long one-hAf xresf.
sale By the principal this and other cities
usuuiscufers pricos, and By the Cozpsnyss AxcnfS
MANNING 4 SQuIEI No IS Deyst- New-Yuk