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spECiFICA TONS:

LIST. The material in all cases will BIZ
required to be Of the hardest quality OF
Sand Stone. 10 be broken ut Tile edge OF
the road ina suitable shape tor measlIrt'
rnent, before beng placed on Inc road
None larger than viii pass, ut tue longest
point, through a Two ana a llall men rug
2. The road in al cases 10 be put in ii
suitable condition 10 receive the stone by
the contractor. Where side cuts Of over
one foot occur, the rnad will be Is feet
wide, including the side ditch, 10 wit g
the centre to be raised Tour inches. ~
slope four inches in SIX ieet on each fide
Of the cen're,-all inequalities III the surs
lace 10 be removed hycuttitig ami iilihs;
the onler side Of the road 10 De level
Of ieel, from The edge o. me ROAD 10 me
stone the inner edge o. the stone 10 De
three feet from tho bank, one 1901 10 De
level, and the remaining two 10 oe a
slipping ditch eight inches deep Tor drain,
ing-on level ground the bed o. the toad
US above; but the sideways VIII be three
feet on both sl,les Of liie s.one aha Two
leet diteh ief at''llts' '!'e ae p.n " oe f a.
The make OF Tue sfouhu ma! require vi
dralIlase. :,
b. The stone WI oe plae ,t,. on ~ , ,hs
roau z inches tllic& 10 .he Geil'te ., NV. .hs
road, and . 'nrhes NJ me eHses, ;nu ~ W" .
level Q, Inc EARN ~ .he e"sy s VIII os :
inches lower llla', me stone. -Four % perm
Of stone will Dc ihe average qph hn ",yo la
Tended .ope pu. w ,ha 'n nr;r;,a"e ~ in
.n.e,aen. .s; ;e;sb ,bs ,vsr,.e ms circum.
crease or al y as,;1a a'e''s 10 ''''"
s'uhves ,m'y ie,lu''e' ;, 70
4'h. ihe gn..efs W.T.. ae trl 4s",',% hy
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MorgantoWn Book Store
T.. W. TOWER e. co.

TvEEp constantly on hand, for sale at East
IN crn prices, largo stock Of MisceIlanc-
Gus Books; including Bibles, Tcstumcnts,
LYNN Books, Medical, Law and Schoo: Books
in grca, variety also Blank Books, Letter Pa
per, Cap Paper, Wrapping paper, Steel Pens,
Ink mud lmkstands, SC.
ALSO,
A good assortment of N. O. prime
Sugar and Moasscs, Coffee, Tea, Pepper. Al
spice. Rice, Ginger, Chocolate, Bakers Bro
ma, Window Glass, White Lead, l.insccd oil.
Copal, black and Japan varnish, Pure isabella
Wine for Communion purposes; Drugs, Patent
Medicines, sc. &c. If march 10, 1858.
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INSURANCE COMPANY
Of THE VALLEY or VI RGlNl \

Capital 10000, with power to Increase
IL to $200,O0O.
FINHlS COMPANY, having been duly
l. nrgsnjzrI. is now ready 10 receive
applications aud issue Policies, and offers
to the citizens OF Virginu the inducemcni
Of II home Company for the safe insurance
II all kinds Of Property. Merchandise, &C.,
at fair nnd eqilubIe rates.
The Directors assure the public that
this Company will he conducted with n
view to pernauency, and on the stflctest
principles Of equity, justice, and close
regard 10 economy and the safety OF the
insured.
l'residen,,-Jos S. CAnsoH,
Secretary,-C. S. FUNK.
Actuary.-O. B. BREsuEE.
rs;-Jos. s. Carson, Jas. p. RE.
", VIM. L. Clark. Jas. H. Burgess. Lloyd
Logan. John Kerr. n. w. Richardson.
wOfice on PiccadiIIa Street, near the
Valley Bank, Winchester. Va.
Il. +. SMITH, Agent; Morgantown, Va.
Sept. II, 1852. l6l-tf.
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Rcinslated on The Old Corner, but in
The New Building.
GEO. M. IIAGANS & CO.,

HAVE Just received from the I:ns;rrncliies,
M unusually LARGE and NELL SELECTED
stock OF desirable
Spring s. Summer Goods,
which they are now opening al their old stand
on the CORNER of Nam and Walnut streets,
where they will be happy t" see their old
friends. and feel determined TO oilcr Goods nj
such extremely iOc prices, as 10 greatly IN
crease tho very liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed on them. We have it in our power
and shall most assurCdly exert ourselves to Of
feet the one grca, and important ohjcc, OF sell
inr Goods at he iO'rcSt rates in this market.
Irf'w We are fully satisfied that business con-
ductrd on the principle of short credits ana
small profits, always rcsnltstIe more success,
fully, and is most desirable to all parties; and
We hereby give positive notice tina, this is the
policy we intend TO pursue.
GEO. NJ. lIAGANS & co.
Morgantown, April IS, 1853.
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FraZer's Pills.

AS an Anf-Biiious or purgativc Pill they
arc unsurpassed, being gentle in their opera
ton, and leaving the stomach in free healthy
condition. Persons who arc suffering from ill.,
digestion and arrangement of the stomach can
bn speedily and permanently cured by the use
of Frazcr's Headache Pills.
Read the following, being one Of thousands
Of certificates now in our possession:
WASHINGTON COUNTY, March 3, 1858.
Niessrs. C. r. g. ". E. Fraser, jr.-Gentle-
men: This is to certify that soma time since
was attacked with severe and violent Head
ache from which suffered for more than n
week, in the mean time taking different kinds
Of pills, until was completely exhausted in
strength. llaying heard Of your celebrated
pills started for Cookstown, TO purchase a
box, very much against the wishes oimy friends
who advised mo TO 20 to bed and have physl-
clan sent for When reached your store had
such acute pain in my temples was hardly
able to stand. After getting box OF pills,
Immediately took four of them, and in three
hours after was entirely relieved. | c0ntin-
ued using them until had taken tho whole
box; and now feel permanently cured. sin
ccrely believe had not taken tho pills would
have had violent attack Of lcror. recon-
mend Frazcr's pills among all others, as the
rcry best pills in The World!
Respectfully yours,
ASA S. HAFELY.
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail
by c. T.& W. Z. FRAZER, Jr.
Druggists and Chemists, Cooks,own, Pa.
and sold by +. W. TOWER Il Co.
juno 4, 1852, AiOrgdntOnn, Ia.
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All Creation ChaIIengcd! /!

Wv + will open, in few days, our Summer
purchase OF Goods, just made, consisting OF
onraisual variety, which We are prepared TO Of
Ter to our customers aud the public generally
on yery favorable terms. We want it under
stood that
I've can'tde ercc1ied, Trqna7Iea IN tie
Quality or CAeopaess Of or Goods!
leaving those who may examine our stock to
Judge Of their beauty. We have very hand
some stock Of Ladies' Dress Goods aud trim
,nings, to which their attention is ca!led-also
i,onnets, from 81 10 cents upwards, Of oycry
style and pattern, and which we warrant to be
fashionable on Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
with very pretty styles Of Ribbons from IA
10 80 cents per yard. We can offer them
b!eachcd MnsIins very cheap, and superior
article; with Brown Goods equally us cheap.
Gentlemen will find some very nice goods in
,hci. line, and will consult their interests and
shew good taste in buying from us.
We have lot of JEWELRY' SO cheapwc
can afford to give it away il You wont buy
Talk about your cheap stores after that! FOR
further particulars enquire at our establishment
where you will find US at all times, very accom-
modatng, DESTROYS to shew and occasionally
to sell, receiving in exchange for the greatest
bargains ever before offered in our town, any
thing We can trade off or give away. Socome
along, stop at the right place, on cheap side,
and you will receive u hearty welcome, lots of
thanks and cheap goods, and ohIigc,
Your friends, CARR, SMITH & Go.
p. S. The remainder next week. June J !.
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W. T. WILEY,
attorney at .EHr.

M0nGANr0wN, VA,
III AS resumed the practice Of thu Law
Ill in the counties Of Monongsla, NIu-
non and Preston
REFERENCES.
II. DERiSG, Esq, ,,
vs.. waexrR, caHh'r. Bank. ""'S'"'"""'
s snss, =, ' 4 Es.ry' Baltimore I'D
e 4. y.f Gss,r E''s 'vArel'"s, Va.
SMrru, MURPHY L Co., J phi,aJ.ipbj,
SEXTON, SEAL& SwEARIsGrS,} Pa.
September, II, 1852. lGI.f.
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g., DENTISTRY.
DIR. l.. X. HUMMELSHINE,,
Surgeon EseHgiSs,

N ESpECTFuLI.Y,otl offers his professional ser
IL, vices to the Indies and ecntlcmcno of Nor
uantown and vicinity lie is pr,isidelwitlih the
latest improved PORCELAIN TEKIs which
WILDE inserted on pivot or gold plate e,look
us well MS the natural.
The cavities Of decaycd teeth will be dressed
out and filled with gold Of tho finest anallty,
which wiltpreycnt their future decay e<aching
and render them useful for many yrnrefand III
mos, cases during life.
The tartar and other foreign substances, will
i, also be removed, rendering thetee,h clean, and
y the gums and breath sweet and healthy.
Teeth and stumps Of teeth. WHICH have be-.
come useless or troublesome, WILDE extracted
with the latest and most approved instruments,
in the most careful and scientific manner, and
with the least possible pain. In short, he is
prepared to attend to every Thing in the line q
Dentistry, and his performances will DO war
ran,cd to answer alllthe useful aud Ornamental
purposes of the art. III
lJ"persons DESTROYS ofprocnring whole or
partial sets Of teetb,ppon reasonable terms,
will do well to give Jim u call immediately,as
hs charges are quito modGr9tc.
,&IrJ- Office in Shsrratd's Daguerrean r ooms,
Commercial Buildings, High street.
/. Rstsreacfs.-prs. Me Lane. Scctt & brock,
= Morsantown; Dr. w. D. Eystef, ley. y. Sed-
gwick, Rev. Moses 'richnel, fuirmont.
Tooth Ache Drops, and Powders iorsclraus.
: ing the teeth and preserving the gums are KEEP;
constantly on hand.
June IL, 1858. soOtf
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IRON. Nails, GLASS, &C.

VX7E have just received Big supply
wv of IRON. well assorted, whichw
will sell little less tive won't say than
others) bu, less than our former prices, 10
cash purchasers or prompt payers on l|me.
It makes too long u string to gise all The
sizes. We have all you want,
ON HAND Mails, Glass, &C., Cast
ings, assorted; Ploughs and Points,
ON THE WAY,-A nice assortment
Of fresh Dry Goods, Queensware, &c.
Which makes our Stock about as good as
there is in Town.
We have no daily Telegraph, Rail Road
nor Steam Boat Lines, but intend to keep
a neat assortment of Goods which shall
be sold very low for cash. We shall be
nlal to supply all who want good bargains,
lAZIER & FLEMING.
July2i 1852. lS4'"
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Hats /! Hats J!
Removal TO Commercial Buildings

Removal to Commercial BulldingS.'
THEsUBSCRlBERS beg leave respect
fully to inform their old friends aud Gus.
lomprstha, they have removed their HAT
STORE from the Public Square to Hagan's
new building, High street, where they are
prepared with large stock Of
Hats, OF every variety, style and
Price,
10 accommodate all who are ha,less, or
iearof becoming so, with any kind, style
or priced HAT they may desire.
og- HATS Of any description made TO
order OH the shortest notice.
Thankful for pas, patronage, welhope,
by STREET attention to our business to re-
ceive continuance Of the same.
FIFE & CAMPBELL.
Morgan,own, April 90, 1853.
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FOUNTAIN HOTEL,

LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE.
CLABAUGH 4 BRO, Proprietors.
III This Hotel has recently been ro-ii,tcd
and repaired, and its facilities for tho enter
tanmcat of guests greatly enlarged.
OMNIBUS a all times in readiness to convey
Passengers to aud from tho Dcpots,
Baltimore, August 10, 1853. ao9--ot.
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A-JUi
EASE OF CHEAT RIVER

Section ii The west end Of the
fourth mile from kingwo"d
hear the river, 14O
Is Near the sunk spring on tho
mountain, in the 9Th mile, so
16 On both sides Of the Toll
Gate ut Tavern run so
II Includes tho east end of the
7lh mile aud the west end ut
the Sill ,oHteg point of the
mountain, $50
is In de 9th milein Mr.. Mes
sengefs Lane west Of S. Mes
senger's house, S 60
10 lnJumcs Hays'sd.ane, inclu-
ding parts Of thas9th aud 10Th
miles, 40
2osBegins near Hays's run and
extends to Cranberry Summit, 400
h Total. 3S5i
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Short Profits Nae0
QUICK RETURNS!

TOODS arc Selling or at S0.2 corner o
" High and Walnut Streets, Otvcry reduced
prices, TO close ont the old stock, and TO make
room for new goods. One Of our firm is now
in the East making our Summer purchase,
which will be here about the frs, of June ;and
to make room for the new goods we are deter
mined to sell our present stock OF Goods nj
New York prices.
Hnymond s. Pichcape%sh'
May :, 1858.
n. B. A White Girl wanted, 10 do
Homework in a small family. Wages one dol.
lar per week. Enquire OF laymond & Piekch-
pangh. One that can stay for q or Il months
would be preferred.
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Notwithstanding.

MANTUA-MAKlN
As heretofore all orders in this line will be
attended TO with prompti,udc, and executed in
the best style. Having received the latest
fashions for Ladies' Dresses, she is preparcdtu
accommodate MI tastes.
~ BONNETS blcachcd and trimmed at
short notice.
Morgan,own, April, 81, 1853.
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VIRGINIA-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office of,hc COUNTY Court of Preston
on tho first Monday in July, 1853:
John p. Byrnc, Assignee
of Hiram pullinm' IN DEBT:
Ephraim shuck.
The object orthis suits to recover from the
Defendant debt Of SiSs 7jduc to the Plain
til by single bill
AND itnppcaring that tho said Defendant is
not n resident Of tho state of Virginia, he is
therefore hereby required tonppcar hero with
In one month after duo publication of this or
der, and do what is necessary to protect his
interests in said suit. A copy tesiG:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
WIN. G. Brown & Co., plT's. Atty'S.
July 10, 1853. 2O5--5t
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Clothing! Clothing!

WE have just received by Rice Is
Brothers, Dnrbin's fast lines, from phiIadel-
phia and Baltimore, tho largest stock of ready
made Clothing for men and boys that was ever
in this market.
We have also purchased out Mcssrs. CARR,
SMITH Il Co.'s ready mady clothing, and
would respectfully say to their customers.
when they ore done purchasing Of then, their
other Goods, please call on us for their Ready
made Clothing.
HIVE have also in our employ Mr.. r. II.
MITCHELL, to make up clothing to ORDER
We arc therefore prepared to accommodate
every body.
70 She Ladies
We have nice assortmcntof Goods for the
Ladies'.
Mems, IEomcn's 0nA CbHdrrn's Boofs
aad Shines,
Mems and Womcn's Hats e. Bunncts,
feuccnswarc, Hare! ware,
Groceries, Salt, &c.
Plows and Plow Points, u large stock.
Siorcs. Crates, H0IIom.marr, g..
As We intend to sell as low ~ any ono elsr,
and perhaps little lower, don't forge, 10 call
with yonr cash and approved trade.
LAZlER 4 FLEMING.
April ., 1853.
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e7pEedSCGS CQs'de
DOCTORS BOWMAN & MACKEY,

CTlLL continue the practice of Medicine
= anI Surgery, and under great obligations
10 the community for past services, would most
respectfully solicit continuation of the same,
thinking by strict attention to business, and
moderate charges, they can render entire sat
isfaction. Their past success will be guar.
nntec for the future. All difficult cases will
receive the united attention Of the Firm free
OF additional charge.
Or. MAcGrY's Office is at Z. W. Tower s
Co.'s Drug StOrc-Dr. B0wMAH's Mt the Old
Stand on Front street, where they may be corr
suited at all times except when professionally
absent. May i, 1853.
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III Being sumcwhatola stranger the follow
ing references arc giyen:-
uYIowrowY, January II, 1853.

On. II. n. MAcIEY,-llavins been SUDDEN.
Of medicine in my Office, and subsequently
attended the Medical Lectures in Philadelphia,
consider him competent to discharge the du.
ties OF a Medical Attendant upon the sick; and
hereby commend him 10 the patronage ofpcr-
sons afflicted and dcsirous OF tho services Of Il
Physician. SMITH FULLER, NJ. u.
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Friday, .y,s,.c l7th.

VN7E will receive at l2 O'Clock pre-,
w cisely, some beautiful, knolted,
silk fringed Mantillus, Linen Lustres,
Mourning Lawns at a ftp, Gents brauti-
full Spring Stocks, Crava's, fancy Cassi.
meres, together with large variety Of
Notions. to which we invite the attention
Of buyers. CARR, SMITH q Gu.
june l7.,f
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usloSrowS, January 81, 1853.

UNl0NTOWN, Jannary n, 1903.
We take grca, pleasure, from long and in
innate acquaintance with DR. II \ MacScy, in
recommending him 10 the favorable notice o
the community. DR.. Markey isa;gcntlcmano
iinc literary requirements, goodsmoraI char
ac,rr and uaquestionahle integrity. aud as u
Physician is worthy ot,hc most favorable con-
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Fashionable ESO,s;,Css HHG
BONNET TRIMMINGS.
Ladies' Dress trimmings, &C.,

which she is now offering at very low prices
Her assortment embraces the very latest FASH
ions, and is sucha as cannot fail to please.
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SHAD, HERRING & MACKAREL
We will have, in few days, sup
ply of the above articles.
CARR, SMITH u Co.
Ay II, 1853.
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Removal from The old Stand and fresh
Stock Of Goods at The New!
yErs. JANE EgEAgs,

HAS the pleasure of announcing +" her old
customers and the public generally tina, she has
just received from pittsbnrg and opened out in
the room formerly occupied as the Post Office,
on Front street, her spring assortment OF
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MARRlED.

RROOKS-ELLTOTT.-At indianapolis April ~ Rev Cyrus
Brooks Of Cincinnati Ohio, Mrs Laur Il. Elliott lac Miron
III. Hospital.
COLES-PICKENSAt Lakewood, $ C., M j. Sr.ckar Coles
Of Miss Eliza s. second daughter Of Col F. W. Pesen
Edgehehd.
LESSLIE--MOIR-AtD unda C. W, Apnl p Jins Leslie OF
Toronto Jscqiene Jameson daughter Of the Mo
Aberdeen, Scotland.
LYONs-GoRHAM-At Nantucket, Mas, April p, Mr.. Caleb
LYONS of Rochester ~ y 20 MIS- Harriet G. Gorhsm
ONIEL-ONIELA Courtn lcuddy Chapel by John Golfer
Daniel orc ONel eldest Of Mr. Hugh OSeu COnrOche
MARY daughter OF Mr. James VNe Castleboro started
Dublin IN r0ue TO PttsburGh America
ORDMAY-BLANCHARD.-At Tecumseh. MichigAn. Aprl q.
Od-ay Beaver Dam WIS, Miss Julia Ross
suuan blanchard.
Nottawa Michigan April L. Mr. LYMAN
Ransom. Of Marquette, Iowa. TO Miss Hannah Grover
SWINsON-MASHBON.-In Onslow 20. SOdom D1pln Co
n c. March ~ Miss Mishbon Mr sage Is
wcshs si pounds and Mss Ma years
weishs &ll POUNDS 1880 49,
sTENGER-SNOW-A Baltimore Nd April d. August stenrer
Blaine de Nascb MeuTte France TO Miss Mary A. daughter
lie a Cspf John Snow.
sIMMERs-DAYln Pleasant Prairie WIS, Peter SINNERS Of
th,t place TO Miss Sarah Day la,e Of Brown Co Ohio
TANNER-TAYLORAtr Owanda April "a Joseph C. Tanner
BiDgh y. Mis- Matilda C. TAYLOR
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NEWJERSLY ITEMS.

Tx BoArD or ALnrRHsN. The Board M, 4; O'Clock
last evening AZ the Lyceum pursuant % aelournment n
previous evening The President OF the Board Al l. t.
Bets, in the Chair There was full B,ard lac Fses-
dent announced the appointment OF the following Sanding
Committees for the ensuing year
FisaNoe-Ahermen James Miller and LyOa.
Lars and OrdIaaAces.-Aldemen Miller Slater and
james.
SckOols-Aldermen Cleveland White and Miller
Fire and Woter-Aderman Brewer Edge, and Iyreh.
StTeets.-Adermen Edge. GARNER White.
Ains.-Aldermen Slater. Brewer and Nh.dock
Po'ice and LioeHoss-Aldsrncn Gardner Cleveland and
Tyrren.
Assessmerf,-Aldernan Marine Brewer and Lyon.
=, PHt'ie GroEHds and BTldiHgs.-Adermen RaPPeyed'
Edge and Hill
Lamps-AIdermen White james sud Gardner
Hafeh-Aldermen Lyon, Rsppelyea 4 Low.
Fe1ies and UharUss-Aldsrmen Low. Whilock and
Marine
Ser.s-Adermen Torrell Slater and Low
~. pHbhe HoaiA-Aldermen Whtlock. Cleveland and
saiayies Offers and Elccsions-Aldermen White. Ma
rine and Rappelyea.
The Board proceeded to the election of city officers
That OF City Clerk undertaken. The candidates were
MT Cassey for reelection, and Mr. Abbott for election
On the rst ballot Mr. Cassidy received votes, Mr. Ab
bot 5, blank absent Total To- This the fourth time
Mr. T.. has been elected to that Office He the only
Democrat appointed last night by the Board which stands
II Wings 10 Democrats. Party lines were not very
closely drawn they the only grounds OF OppOs
ton The result endorsement of tle testimonial of
the last Board TO his prompt and correct discharge OF de-
ties. which especially commended By AID Miller,
leading Wing member The following were the appoint
ments made
Captain Of the Hateh-JohnR Benedict reelected.
Asst Cap. Of tte Uatch-Chas j. Farley reelected.
Or~rseer Of Poor Whitley. reelected
Collector Of AsSessDleats-J. Msrimus.
Collector ~ arrears Of Tanes-Stephen Quaife, reelected
CRY ItstgAer and MsasHrer-Jehn Sylvester.
!SHpt FERRIS ond IVharres-,John Sylvester
CHy Physician, LIST and 2d Wards-Dr. Duryea.
CITY Physician. I'd and Sd Wards-Dr Ludkns.
SHbeTiHteRd,Hfof Strtets-Edgar Morris.
Tie resignation of Jesse Pratt Assessor of the Third
and Fourth Wards received aud Stephen Quaife
appointed in his place The Board authorized j. A. Rysr
to take the Census of the city and voted $40 as com
pensstOn therefor Adjourned.
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SECOND ssiRD
y ,occ Ere RR Cory Bds. 81 oi lli
SEQ Mississippi h ROek Riv- y
Sale. of stocks at philadelphia.

FrIf Banyd- i6 Pesns RR 81 1900 s. Ky Bk iis 81 90
Penrs $500 9- Chester Mnins, 81 Sch Nav
Pref "a 30 10 81 7oo do 81 80 Loas Island - go Nors
81; 2; Lehigh DO 10 n DO lS - =
$50 IA 8 Gurd Bk itl s c and Arboy RR ~ 5Mgsoin
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-04

~ The quickest trip to Buffalo from this City
made yesterday The Courier of that city says BY the
NewY York and Erie and Builo and New York City Rail
read were last evening at 20 minutes past o'clock
put in possession of the NewYork papers of yesterday
morning The train left New York at O'Clock and made
the trim in fourteen hours and ftceafv Dqiautss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, MAY A, 1853.

THAT the deceased 10 her death hy conclusion OF
the brain caused by f from wagon the corner OF
Thirty eventh - and Ssventh.av."
Mrs X mp pa'ive Of Germal s. yeas o age
Mr. Murkin also German, and IS years Of age Both
have left families TO mourn their loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-04

Gas, Gas, GAs-THE YANKEES BEAT.-ARcHER, WAR
Co receiving orders for their Gas Fixtures the States
Maine pshIe Massachusetts Connec
aforng ample evidence Of workman and low prices
styles Modern and Ant Patterns
1 be great Manufacturing DEPOT. No. SIC Broadway.