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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-14

AZ Iiensaet Worm syrup and Liver Pin ONCE No l2D
Noft second street nine brought fro,n =
months uo ly TIE use " hall bottle Of obensaes
ynp The lhrgest one measuring nine IN shes
IT. pnlc ARE particularly invited 10 call especially
w" hive ~enk snd Initiated children also those Who
children az nave beer given die viii IL IL
never go late O. use that remvdy Worm
In fact tn time comic parents will find IL Inc
odieia necessary IN whom their
weak and denilsed rs u laf failed ca when TIE
following symptoms Buaness rnd1r tho cycs uc
ing ~ the dry cough slow fever lare
ttart in sleep disturbed dreams J. N Bobensack props
tor philadelphia. v. CLTCKhNER n co No NJ kar.
clay street, kew York, ~holesale aaeIts.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


GARD.-IN CONSEQUENCES OF THE VARIOUS AR
prints the Directors of the Pacific Mail
deem it best thu that they have NOT
authorized with party for tho
Of higher ratios Of freight aud money
between the Atlantic ports and Caor Ella do they
such bin alton their object being TO
scsens their attention solely 60 their and 70
the transportation ef passengers Add specie In the safest
and cheapest practicable The time consumed by
land carriage che lsth@us ~ Panama has been
heightened by the greatly increased bulk of the mails and
the peceery for the safes usrd of the specie
remedy for this will be provided the early Of
the Panama Railroad Ard with this saving Of
time the Directors have always anticipated reduction In
cost Of freight and California and Atlantic
ports. By order Of the Board OF Directors,
w. H. DAVIDGE, Secretary.
New York July 1, 1853
MEkCANTlLE LIBRARY AssOCIATION.-THE LII.
day ats O'Clock p. NJ, until the LIT September BY
order Of the Board. S. W +. ODELL, Rec. SEQ.
NOTICE rs hereby GIVEN that THE UNDER
IN sig, ed role owner of the barges bsA and Merchant
Of 1v0 has not authorized Whatever except
their captains Abraham and John L. Green to
that h. Will hold himself barsss responsible for
purchases made others without his knowledge
J. OUrWATER.
ct. NICHOLAS BUILDING AssOCIATION.-TaE
- fifteenth monthly meeting Of this Association will be
BuidiI g. l63 Bowery, ut O'Clock Dues payable ct
the Office No IL Du-ns street OF C,Asham, this
evening Setwecn t and clock ut the meeting Mem
s1s % save their fines BY Pr1nP. I.ySg tss. due:
RoHr D. HART, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-14

Boston PaAr - IAN extonavo aaoeukansnt -
the celebrated Of Gilbert Co., with and without
the EnltAn are be found at the piAnoforte
rooms q HORACE WATERS ass Bro.lwsy, Of An
factory, Wholesale oiyctail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-14

dr.te j. batidtpg l,sponsrd Broad ~ay and GansI
stree's, hs Office Il ~ Lispenarc street Remembar rs
!sptrsrd street tirI door from broadway rsndretps
teg"fsble Universal Pte hundreds ali
tn,s 81 smsne - durtns hot weater their occasional
viii prevent Uuch trsube prove TITS Of deb
He,s cnr blood must be kent pure h. At ~
npic- fevefs and Attacks OF sickness are Inevitable
Htardreth'. Pills solo at ~ ith fII "A
eo" ~ ~ Lispenard street tprurpa Ufoe at 2I aud
274 - -"
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THO TJTR~

TINION COURSE, LONG ISLAND-fROrTING-ON
" Thursday, Jul, H. at o'clock purse 81 81 NV.
Mile bssts, best three |. five IN harness. Woodruff
b. m iera Ten p o of New York Cara will leave the
south ferry Brooklyn for the AZ o'clock p.
twenty-five eepts Stages will also leave the Williamsburg
ferries for the hourly Fare twelve hale
each way. JOHN i. SNhDlKER, Proprietor.
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Alfred Num-

Alfred Mun,,. a CO.'S Extensive Retain
snshng estabshmes Broad way between Ho YARD and
@ Leos Ell ads goods exclusively No lewiston
street. ' = -s".'
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General Supe, snsep de.t's Office.

= ti.NsTA PALACE July r. 1872.
Exhibitors VIII please urdersta that will be
sale eoive goods n the Palace on
Ietds, oftis week except such pot in their
ass,r. I'd place q, Wdn.,G cay night nd further that 40
qco.t viii lie either received or opened on Thuradav
On Friday articles for exhibition win
Usual. BATCIELDER
Secretary OF Superiptendonte.
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ui and rertu remedy destroys the poison bites
Dosquitoes In and double purpose when
nspted on retiring; it keeIs ooo IL freely used,
u stops nervous headache immoaiatsly d-lixhts and
strengthens tho IN, lent etch ippicaton Sold Ia
Arss bct,les ~ 10 asnts each ~ 81 DOZEN $E per
O~rat. No 2p Pearl street No AIS broadway urs pvss
ssool lyn H. pes Co. Of Chamber and tin ison
tr cts; How Co Chatham street ants sell hun
aseds to one Of any ether in market.
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SECOND HAND r'AnOs at Great Barga1ns-
A. the pa, of,.te ana qusic store Of HORACE WA
lens ~ b,,oodway cor'er Of Anthony street. Prices
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Eenrs Cosril 80, $50 Roadway, up stsrs, have rs
published erge trlf view Of New York
81 short enhance rom Castle Garden also TO large
enrravnss printed IN colors reprsrenily the Fall %
hihgrra hoSrs. Z CO have constantly On hand asge
rrct Of various cities uad ihters TIM
We United Snts Strag respectfully Invited
cab ~ kcm. and examine thtir immense
trencI English. and German ,rgrsvings.
GUUpIL " 90. 2W Broadway.
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tAoes taken BY HkES CO. for Is seuta not beo,nse
they so,d cheape, au others bat hecars Of pe-si-
>tou, aad excellence tey executed in which
psrd Iri and Subtraction from the people. Rooms sad
factoty No. cSg Eroodvey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-14

summer Haus-A Few Left Yet Our stock
10 s w.. oons..g Of drb beavers pearl cassmse
ana ie mats In great variety hats In abundance
Gentlemen need not despair OF beiuy attsd
WARNOCks', Hatters, us Broadway, Irving House.
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as Ero"deeJ, stairs, sIie an immense
vnriety OF inglsh and French views Of the
Crystal Palace. h,d srtwts' Iuatcr',is.
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ROCHESTER APPOINTMENTS I'm the american Of the 18th
Inst frd several commeDoatory notices of the ~ly
appointed officials for thai place, and amoog them 8.
Afis. Esq the new Po.tmss and NJ Rics. Esq the
6speyiD Of Public Works at the port OF Geoeee
conc 10 Tor their share Of praise The American speak
ing OF the latter gentleman Gays -'Since the ne ad
Dhstystiss required democrat for the place. We are
sAd that SO worthy . citizen has succeeded"
petition has been presented to tha Common Counc,l
ef Boston, for the of fansn Ill on tho third Of
August. The occasion il the birthday Of Thomas +.
nssgher, when grand banquet will be given him BY his
friends in the city.
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Mourning Gooos 6--al Beducfion.-Bar-
LhoLosLW WEED are slirg che balance of their de.
low he cost Of importatcn Ne ing store. No ISL
Hotels. - AoSioPoiAe"n
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GMEENn town stores have distinct sets OF ou,tomers
.i. circle of custom however the whde
rsopons exten the limits Of the Uuion. Gentle
en ,on cry State visit No. Aston House, Tor teere
infallible punct si;tv $3.50 "1
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rrn.En~ Piercc.--A Flee Uagurrsotype t.

plato record # forei ant domestic mi
mel negs gthar it'll larg. amount other
= alter. Now reaay. Sold everywhere.
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The Crystal s,slac- Will he Open to the
public day Sundays excepted after instant
between the hours of l0oclock M and O'Clock r. M
Hht'l further notice.
Single admissions. 30 cents
CHILDREN under u years Of age............2 % cent
Seas, tickets. 10 dollars
tickets can be procured at tho mn o -tore Of WIN
ns'' sons No 800 8rosdsay If Park place. siso
Van orden Kings No 45 Wall street where
VIII Pr sfe attend in person to sigu tne register.
keH for single admissions be had the morning
the otb lost at the entrance TO the Crystal Palace
VIM bali sopf No 2M Broadway corner of Park place.
j. n. BATCH sLDER,
Secretary VI the Su perintendents.
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the indications Of the approach day. and tho
demand for these articles az KNOWS No ia Fulton
enormous People out With thin, 20
mention ems without fear Of blast from the
Ice King" Buy your hats Of him.
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DaQuesYsoty pes worth savIuu, such ms are

daily taken at the popular rooms oi ksAPP, in every
style Of the art rice to sut pocket beautiful
appointment Of gold ockets rich frame. and Ia
GLIDING eneses at Of the goods alone 20 close the
street, also los Bowsvy Andsrsons carpet etorc.
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Sew YOrA. may n. ls53.-The Directors OF
'n ii. e
10 nskss tsis sasoaneeusas che Directors Avail snsn
ss. 81 she 70 .is;s chat The . building .niSl
Psr-d sil sha, rers fully meet sas jus spsAtAs'oA'
nh proper saas it anonlo no known rn.s sro,, 70 al
ford sMpe the insest'v talent and ss Of
.s .hs '%s ~ .adiae ss.sy n.
fourth IA it's beyond that ally .ted
ilsd thou..nd .suar. feet o. nearly ave .arss.
..Ss II. s Sis nsrss
.neraory Ard geology, ~hcb Of tho
se. aid mos. s.son
sAs urssr., r-.oures' Of the eounsrs.
but the novelty .sr,osoy Of the ssy. o.
which ~ the digest Of tns assosiasioS I" sss.s
have produced ssl ard has eeeu aprAoto.bis for
tter mort ssrDnst desire 70 the opening
IN. genera, Of tho exhibition N.
sssnh promises % r. most ra.yin snd sos an.orthy
Gle United stss~s confidence which has clicked sorda
sT che nm Of ,o.sisn esansr:. y
ING collections Of the works Of the results
& s"n.ry md *.
Of shs -. in every branch Of n,seetoa dsvslopsosa
s~.st: :asns.tion ."d gces has been sonhdsd
and aud .ns sn.n o.
nrnt rvtD TO the spppontm.ut Of these geu,eusn ~h
!,oss 70 which ,hsy Employed saords proof .,
sss &c sns n,d III, felt b ~.
est-rpnse.
gentlemen have organised their department. "a 10
lows
J q. MISUNDERSTANDING u tbs supsr,ntsns.us.
samuel " Space Clasaiacatsn,
P-of SillimAh, Jr -sip-rxogy spd Chemistry;
p. Johnson Agricultural Iwplements;
y,seph H0fm1s-Mach,pevy.
Liverd vincept-Tex tile Fshries:
Fshx Patti Sculpture.
The Oca Catalogues and th. illustrated Weekly
81 the exhibition be Published In the huildng BY
nessrs p PutDam Co., under the supervision "
Association.
Pie directors .e.e,y so.Sasne. rsposss
tsn their fellow stissrs IN al parts Of The
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~DwNrTOss~

ENANf1ID AND COTTAGE FURNITURE SETS
IL rom SIS 10 81 0f0 The largest aasortuent In
United Stats sets made in number color add ade
stit all tastes GltLihS iYRNE. mauufletnrers 5t6
Broadway "a few doors above Spring street. east side ma.
nufaetory. No. 10 Greene street.
QUITS OF ENtSETLrD COTTAGE FURNITURE.
- ftm 81 10 SfU FurciRsers viii mad Lhs above
hest ard cheapest suites no bought
and made IT the lowest prices: warrant
20 pure air hArH EW STACY 526 Broadway. ,rler
of Spring street.
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pkGaT1A-oN Tuesday JULY 18TH, FOR SAIL
III boats from fifteen 90 twenty feet in length
$50 and 80 10 the second best boat In The
Entrar.e IS To start at o'clock the Atlantis
Hotel Hobo ken All boats must be entered before
Monday, JSly Is A BAKKkk, Hoboksn "a
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n, a
VIZ. WusTrEn, Woe ppssJep. Treasurer sseretaSy
L Q STUART h.s,.rsnt Secretary
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EXTRA pAy

JNATRA PAY-AIL u. s. NAVY SAILORS WHO
~ served in sny L. : IN the Paeinc ocean ~
tmc from IA Ia 1854 promptly tn,r sxtvs
iourt icy Of EDNANU tT-rELt. aud tate puyseR
s Navy. Gsou,b William street
GATORS VINO SERVED ASHORE As SOLDIERS,
= diving ~ war IL Mexico CAfarris or Florida can
lave ~ ~ claims tn "a prepared ard made N
notacwed Apply e Il. bLrrs, 30 wall street. In tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-14

LNAISTAFF AS He LIVED.-A PERFECT COUNTER.
part Of tits great original wit. good hunorsd and
benevolent genius be In tn person TSxy
rus Dste of Nescaste at bis newly established
restaurant the Falstaf No. James street
whore at time he he enjoying his of
with his friends y whom be Keeps hand the
best Of ses wines liquors sgars together with
FOREIGN and domestic misce lany He will
give private lessons In the sef defence which
te world las pronounced Him to be perfect MISTER,
nj nh ards
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ASP ~pl3.,y

M ISIS BRUCE, THE SEVENTH DAUGHTER. CELE-
" trst.d throughout Europe her skil In for, telling
The uturo err he nsult"d y al anxious know their
dSttiny. lr,ams interpreted Rpa IN and law sf,irs
e - perfect puid hnc all OF er mattrs will com
uUrieRte that be relied with certainty.
aides 10 g. nt gentlemen ST. Once 90 Canal stree ono
deer from Eroldvay
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O(1f1 SHIR7 FTNIsHERS WANTED, AT 6,HENe
S0V shirt s%re No. Aster House. Of Vssey
street. None hut the sestet sischrrs
ers need apply To constant employment id the
h,shsr1 PR ~ paid.
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SPORTING sc.

(tHALLENGE TO ISAAC SbULTZ, OF PHILADEL~
~ ptia-1 hram r. Horton, viii run Isaac Shultx any
dtHI ct IRON fifty yards To quarter Of mile for 81 00
more half forfeit TO tale place half way
Philadepl Ia and New York. ADDRESS No lO6 Vessy
8 trtet, New York. HIRAM p NORTON.
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RRODhEAD 4 STORM WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
- gpas.i"s and liquors ehuoe teas wines sevars &c
cortlHpdt street correr % Warrington offer large AN
well selsst<0 potk On the most reasonable terms
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M her services TO the ladies and gentlemen Of ths citg
sstroloTy, love aud law reting dreams
&C. by hcc and science constantly relied oy Nspoison,
and viii toll toe name OF tn. lady gentle they Will
also the OF the visitors No re- Great
Jones street. corner Of Bewery Ladies cents sentsmsn
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~ SEE THIRD AND SIXTH PAGES. ga

THE FIREMEN.
-NNS~-~~N>o
SorTHWARK ENGINE COMPANY, NO. ss-THg
- active and honorary members of this
qu-stod 10 attend special meeting Friday evening July
49, ats o'clock Puuctual attendance Il requested.
., T. Smith, secretary. JULIAN BOflS, foreman.
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Smiths Superior Meiodeons.- These NIeIo-
and organs superior any in use the harm
being equally good in all the keys For saIe whole -ae
and retail at the piano and music store of HORACE
WATARS 1888 Broadway, corner Of Anthony street.
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Chemicals, D.o gs, Metals, and Oxides -
Dentats telegraphs daguerreotypss gassmakers fra
workers. ehsmicss pstina 10 plate and wire metallic his
ing putty for glass and marble best rouge asbestos bro
extract copaiys essence Of apple For safe by
DR.. l.. FEUChTWANGER, al Maiden lane.
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Wrssang, AystnIsesic, ANA Bookkeeping are
Aerssnshiy and sthei.nty taught BY B = FOSTER ss7
sseaiD nsstsrIy knowledge Of dnuby entry short
spacs Of one week. Open day and evening.
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hRs ALVIN REeJpNsp IN suSceE f0H HEX
Ut sl foretellne the oture res arrived Ana WITH far
e'sh all th0eeH ot s She inter
prets dress isw mster and love sstroloxy nosks and
science aud tells ladies anc fe-ismer the ~ the
they viii @srry also 'h Of hsr Walters Ma
Alvin spe,ks the English F-p,t suf Csrnsn AsguAgss
Rssidspee sweet, stairs .hs Bcwsry.
f,sdies 10 senfs gentlemen u
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Strong Beard and Luxuriant saoustnch

for rs cent? This is truth, reaaer Iafnnts est
Ino root makes yellow dark and
bresth SWEET IT'S fine root Try T. JONES' chencal
aoap, al know makes yellow frccked COARSE pimpe
fs,.s white spoess and clesr Price only siIings
now JONES' lily White one shilling Dept 6l-be careful
OF the right nun Der, CIV aiker street.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-06-15

The ESCAPE OF O'DoNouoE, THE IRISH
ExILE.-A letter to the Sydney Free
mans Journal. from Melbourne, confirms
the report of the escape of Mr.. O'Dono-
hoe from Van Dieman's Land, and also
adds
Further particulars, Though aware OF
them) l cannot publish; O'Donohoe,
however. is clear off, and more than tina
1 don't think he is yet missed by the Jail
orS Would to heaven that the four who
still remain behind, were now pacing the
deck with him. What IL pity it is that
such men as The unflinching O'Brien, the
chivaIrous Mitchell, the devoted Martin,
and the amiabIe O'Dohcrty, should still
pine in bondage. But they will escape
yet. Three OF the imprisoned birds have
already broken the bars of their cage.
and OH may they be quickly joined by
the four remaining captive martyrs.
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NOTICE.

fTNO Franklin Davis. Josias Davis, Isaac Davis.
IL Mary Davis, Deliann Davis, Alfred Davis.
Charles Davis, Esther Davis. William F. Ram
dolph, Peter F. Randolph, Phineas F. Randolph,
Samuel P. T. Randolph, Esther Davis, John Da-
Wis, Elizabeth Tate, Hugh Tate, Jepthah f. Ran
dolpha and Isaac F. Randolph.
You will please take notice that On the 4th
daysof the next June term of the County Court
to the said County Court of Harrison county, to
appoint Eve disinterested freeholders, qualified
according to law, to ascertain just compensa-
ton to you, according to Law, for so much land
belonging TO you as the heirs of Jonathan F.
Randolph, decd, situate in said county of Har-
rison, on the waters of Ten Mile Greek, as we
propose to take aud acquire for our purposes in
constructing our Railroad upon, as we have
located and marked the same on said land,
Yours Respectfully,
The North Western Va. Railroad Co.,
III. By SAMUEL CAMERON, their Agent.
May Goth, 1s53.-4t
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Notice TO Contract tors.

HROpoSAJS will be received in writing, un-
nil the tn day of June. 1913, Tor stoning
HAT oortion of the Weston and Fairmont Turn
pike Road between the 9Th mile post above Clark
Ia, md weston. in sections of one mile each,
ne indicated by the mile post, with hard sandstone
or fraestone. The proposals must be for stoning
a. ro,d both upon the MeAda1n and the 9eltord
nIans, so that either plan may be adopted. The
road bed, where necessary, is to be properly sha-
ned and sloped each way from the centre, by the
contractor. On the McAdam plan, one-half the
IS metals put on when the road is dry and hard,
the stone not exceeding IL ounces in weight; and
the remainder, when the first coat has become
properly consolidated-the stone of the second
coat not to exceed ounces in weight The to-
tai thickness of the broken stone isito be inch
es when not otherwise directed by the company,
and contractors will be paid by the perch Us
cubic feet) for the metal actually used.
On the Telford plan, the road must be put In
the condition above mentioned, and bottom
course OF stone is to be set by hand in the form
of close, firm pavement, to the thickness OF not
less than 6 inches vertically. The stones are to
be set on their broadcast edges, lengthwtse across
the road and the breadth of the upper edge is not
to exceed Is inches il any case; and all the II
regularites of the upper part OF said pavement Is
to be broken off, and the interstices hlied with
the stone chips, firmly wedged in: and the said
pavement is to be covered with two inches oil
hard stone, broken to u size not exceeding SIX
ounces in weight.
The width to be stoned is II feet where moi
otherwise directed by the company, and in all
cases the stones when applied to the road, must
be banked up at the sides with earth. The bids
received under the former udvertis .ment will be
considered with these that may be received under
this, so far as the same may be applicable.
| Contractors will be paid for every 400 perch o.
stone when applied to the road, reserving 20 pei
cent. until the completion of the contract. Tbs
contract is to be completed against the list of Jan
uarv 1854. Contractors will be required to en-
ter into contract for the faithful execution of thu
work, with specifications more fully set out thar
| above.
The company propose to have the road dressed
up Immediately.
| Address the undersigned, ut Clurksburg, Va.
pcst-paiG LUTHER RAYMOND,
je12t Superintendent.
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ssAmTLETE's HOTEL.

rfsIiE rndssssracd having -s-buiit and enlarged
L his HcSel, Is nov prepared 70 entertain VISIT
ors and travellers N ! inaIisrr unsurpassed IN
Western Virginia.
Hrs Housr Is I, large cclEter--.olc tilyeo story
brick building pleasantly located - the centre OF
the town; contiguous 70 the Corl. l-orsc and tho
principal business parts Of the plEoc, and Is pro-
vided with All tbs ccnyon.enccs fcr ping irss
class hotel. 49,
Hrs TAaLE viii be supplied With .hc bost The
country can afford, and
HIS Bar stocked with tho ekO;eest Liquors.
Every attention viii be paid 70 render tho yis-
its Of those who may fssyor hi With call, com
Portable and is,e.sait. IS
ia 800 fi., FIi =. Z. RARTLETT.
Clarksburg. March SSH, ls5ss-iy
N. B.-Tiie stable IS attended ~ careful aud
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IMPORTANT TO Custom HOUSE OFFICERS
The new collector of the customs for
Philadelphia, having made nearly all his
appointments. has issued a circular to the
successful applicants, laying down the
following rules for their guidance:
CAN offices in this country being ere
ated for the public good, and not for the
pleasure. convenience or benefit of the
officer. it is expected that all who are en-
ployed in the collection of the revenue,
will perform their duty promptly, faith
fully and cheerfully. and will entirely alb
stain from the use of Intoxicating liquors
while in the public service. 1t is also ex-
pected that they will extend to every one
who may have any official business with
them, the greatest facilities and accom-
modarion.- allowed by law or rules of OF
tee. No officer of the custom can, with
proPriety, receive any gift, present or
compensation from any person transactiug
business with the Custom House"
Any violation of these rules to be i'm
mediately reported to the Surveyor or
Collector.