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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

HAIR Dye ana Hair Px observation-disclosures
aoro in Offering to the people these sterling
prepared to warrant their In each
The dye will change instantly hair Of hue to
black or brown while the preservatve keeps cean
treu thik and curling its turning
ayes applied privately, and Both sold at CRISTAD0ROS
Ne. g Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

Hernia enectually cured by Marsh's newly
Improved light self adjusting truss refer
given to those who have been radically cured and their
thrown aside Open unti o'clock In the evening.
MARSH CO.. OK Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

A0uldex Braces, Trusses, ElastSc Seedlings
- @i,:d yess Of =: les elastic knee caps spinal sup
hes every other hind u Instrument with assort
Msnl Of shndrsn's trsssss, st Ne. Il Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER HENRY H
LEEDS CO. will sell at auction on Friday May g. az
streetSplendd book sseMagnifcent sale Of elegantly II
luftrated English works in rich beautiful and bind
memoir; tho British classics Alano editions rare coec
condition and both fer richness beauty
binding and fine printing exhibited for sale the city
Of New York AT IL o'clock in front the store Wa
street, handsome yellow wheel two seat wagon, with
leather top for two horses mado by Lawrcnce Cs has
been very little used Also saddle marc l hands
high with saddle and brdle has trotted mile in sl0
good roadster and sold by the for Also
bay horse between and years old l6 hands high kind
in all harness; is also good family horse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

TAMES n. MILLER AUCTIONEER WILL SELL ON
81 Thursday Msy at II O'Clock M at the Merchants Ex
change New York the following situated At New
Rochelle at the the White Plains and Hutcin
BROOK roads within mile Of tho New Haven Rail-
road depot viz0ne large housc with four quarter
and cottage house. with half OF land;
and lC0 build lots each about quarter Of
Maps 10 the premises and the Office the
aucticneer, 81 Maiden lane, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING &C.. AT AUG.
i tion-By n. DoUGHTY-Ttb FRIDAY, morn;ng at 1917
O'Clock, at s Eighth ayenueA large assortment such
cottage mahogany tea and dining tables spring seat
pets feather beds pillows marble centre and side tables
washsands, toilet SETS tea aud dinner grandoles
yaees cooking stoves rods, &C., and
too numerous TO mention Goods he removed imme.
diately. Sale rain shine. Z. ASTEN, Auctioueer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06
WANTED ny A RESPECTABLE SINGLE MAN, 4

w situation ss porter in stcre Can ac. as cooper,
and kncws how TO carpenters tonls Con wrtc plain
hand and Keep urepy other stuation whore he
orld make himef H. TO drive and cart Good
.cer-'iy rtgrrtg. .ac Ngas3@ i9r No - W. u
LEONARD street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

0euraud's Liquid Hair Dye IL, without ex.
oeyon reservation the very
po1sd dyer: Equally :slsSE..sd T. Gouraud. n.ds..:d
10. Poudre Subtitle uproots hair from part the
AeAy Liquid Rouge Lily White and Hair Gloss at No. 81
WAlke1 street, near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

T OsT-ON WEDN EsDAY. THE 4TH, BETWEEN
~ Wall and Fulton streets, roll of bills various
banks in tho State Of New York. ALSO two private memo
randums, of no to any but the Whoever viii
leave tho with DR. witty, II Creenwic street. win
be han dsomely rewarded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

A c. FUTILE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE.
hold furniture psnofOste &S-A G futile will sell
the furniture contained in the story double
property OF family going TO Europe consisting Of mahoga
ings Brussels and threepy extension table side
board mantel solar lamps china glass and plated
bureaus, bedsteads beds and bedding washstand &C. &c.
finish Also marble top counter $50 Also kitch
furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

T osT-0N Tue AFTERNOON OF THURSDAY, THE
IL 9th instant In of the Myrtle stages brook
!vp porte monnaie containing few dollars Ia bills and
chsck for $500 the State Bank Of Newark certified Of
the Manhattan Company New York payable he
Louisa Smith Said check not endorsed and all per-
hereby cautioned against negotiating tho
The finder will be literally arded
tho Office Of JAAESF. BOWMAN, No. Nassau street. New
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

OST-0N WEDNESDAY EVENING, AT THE HIP
IL podrore pocket hook containing Eve dollar bills
sundry papers, and note of hand for ST. The can
keep the and return the paperswhch
10 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

Blrth-marIs, Wcns, Polypus, SIRIUS. CAM
cor moes and all similar marks removed and the skin
tion. Office 1872 Second avenue Of Twelfth street
HARVEY WALLACE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

" Spring street or Broadway, lsdys white sorneliAn
liberal reward will be paid by leaving At the
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06
1van LECTURE sEAs0u

TIATHER GAvAZZTS TWO LAST LECTURES IN
New York-Frday and Saturday inst at Metropolitan
Hail. at O'Clock precisely Subject for Friday"The In
guisiton especially ct Rome, and the Madia Family
Subject for SsturdayThe Present War Of Rome Ayans
Protestantsm, especially in America. Tickets % cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06
INSTRUCTION..

CCHOOL FOR SEWING, KNITTING FINE wORSTED
- work. pcnrl embroidery, and tambour work. crashc
wcrk,l at rompknsyille, near Mr.. Coopers Staten
Island To commence N Nay, recommended and admins
tered by Mrs Jane Hermann drectress All sorts of dno
work for ladies received and eheapy and neatly
cuted. Orders requested. MRS. JANE HERMANN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

All Looking for Health, Cleanliness, De-,
to call send and one
Of nature Our Croton not pure until 1t passes
through this filter. Price 81 30. Try H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

r osT-ON WEDNESDAY EVENING IN BROAD.
way or in ore Of the broadway stages, or elsewhere
largo cyed black pocket book tanning various
papers and receipts OF no use to any one but the
rum payment which has been stopped The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the r
nd mo- f8naa skcd -~-''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

Hin, Inlmitabie Cutter OF Hair and Whis-
ksrs At his large and beautifully lifted up dress
g ROOM ut 40 Nassau of Liberty street. The best
and potsst workmsn only employed general
Of shaving and washing soaps eolognes oils pomadss
ether toilet articles, on hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

HIPS instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye, for a
beautiful brown black without regard to the weather
Of Liberty street Also, ns justly celebrated
bo for preserving hiding the growth and beau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

L,INE ARTs-FINE FINE ARTs-TwENTY THREE
splendid oil paintings in rich gilt frames from tho pen.
Gil Of G. Coatcs will bs offered At public sale
May at hsfpsss 10 o'clock A. M At l. Vandowater's,
politely requested to DO present and select for them
selves.
TNlNE OIL PAINTINGS ATAUCTION-y L. vANDE-
Il WATER will sell on Friday May 6, At halfpast 10
o'clock at the sales No. u Wall street. $50 fine oil
paintings in rich gilt frames suitable for psrors dining
rooms galleries, &c, among which will be found twenty
three paintings from the pencil OF Z. G. CoAtos Esq
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN NOW OPEN
IN at the Galleries 663 Broadway opposite Bond street
from m to 10 daily The 18th annual sxhbitio2
containing nearly 800 original works in painting
ry before exhibited BY living axista Single aaA.s
sion % conts; tickets 90 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

1enaovul.-Jones' Italian Chemlcal Soap and
sval hair reduced price Of
osvsd No 81 walker street. four doors from Broadway
3nooe delicious articles superior tn quality
sSst than formerly the hair the Other Tor
ga also his hair dye, lily white &C. Try them
n would 10 rood looking.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

OST-WEDNEsDAY, ABOUT3 O'CLOCK IN ONE or
~ the Broadway and Fifth stages the Fulton
Fulton Bank about $50 &25 in bills sundry other
papers Of no value 70 but the payment
paid on leaving fhc at j. j. BROWNS Anglers Depot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

CIrUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, OF GEN
~ tec address, forty master railroad conductor mes
sepger in express ofRoe barkeepor .
give reference security from
str
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

HENRY II. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT H.
IL LEEDS co. will sell at auction Friday May O.
at o'clock M precisely choice private stock Of fine
wines in the dining Of Sandesons College Hotel
Nes and Marray street. Of Cottage pace-he
entire stock Of fine msdciras sherrie ports care hooks
e. co. Oh.rsston Lees sereisl and south Side sherres
rom private STOCK; Amonttlndo AaasanllA Xeres
brown and gold in BOTTLES and demijohns fine old poss
s Dy sae prSpnS.or hocIs hoekheimsr Aunaans
gaux st. Julien and Estepe claret vorte vintse old
Cognac, Snxerac and other brandes old st Crsx
tgua rum champagnes Of College Hotel brands imported
expressly by Mr. s. for private also high grade do
rious hrands liquors &C. In variety The wines
all either selected from tho finest stocks IN this city
dcmijohns. Samples ready on morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

CEYERAh LADS, FOURTEEN TO FIFTEEN YEARS
Of age wanted for term Of years in Of the finest
and most healthy manufacturing establishments
west sde In addition TO abundant opportunities
will DO afforded for general Instruction. with free
books and stationery None but those who
and free from all bad habits need apply Those living with
the 18th of Nay, stating residence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

BALANCE OF GROCERs STOCK AND FIXTURES
- At ancton-This day at 10Y o'clock at 81 Dey street.
corner Of Greeswch teas PEPPER molassss Chapas pale
scales balances -four sugar mustard tobacco fish,
e'' "-'' fWELLINGToN A. CARTER Auct;snesr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

A CARD-THE DRIVERS OF TIE NEW YORK HO
"A tel carriages take this opportunity returning thei
sincere thsnkst Mr. Sehnann the p,opre
Ing wages % per week. unsolicited by Mr.. Schu
also states that others advance the wages 50
will ray SO per week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

n s. HOUGH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
~: Of household goods at auction to satnrday
at l0H A. NJ, at No. 10 North William and 22S William
streets near Chatham and Chambers streets The catao
nearly tue entire contents Of the spacious
warer0oms, and scomprses varied good
and second handt furniture Brussels ply and
chairs French hsdsteads maple do seat chairs hair
ware French plate pier glasses monta clocks and orne
ments fancy goods &c. Also rich suits
in satin, damask plush and brocatee Catalogues
morning Of aic Goods packed and shipped reasonable
charges
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-07
The GaIphins,

The GaiphlnS.
The Mississippiah notices the CHI r-
ges brought by sfr'- Gentry again st
Mr. Stuart, late Secretary of the ] n
terror, as follows:
The LAST Blow AT THE GALpusk Is.
The last blow 1T the Galphin q d.
ministratlon, which has just been e x
HpelleG from authority by the voice of
the people, is the S everest it has Ie4
Icelved from any quarter. This bl9w
was inflicted by tile whig memb er
from Tennessee, the Hon. NJ. P. Gle b.
try, who has doub4 the ability al d
honesty Of any Of 4he whig Ieade rs
in that State. In the qualities of
craftsmanship, Jonfs, the unprin4i-
pied political gameEter who sold o
! Seward such Southd IN whigs as we e
salea ble, in The Natl nal Wing Co b.
/ Fcntion, does not begin To compaf e
with him As an evidell Zee of Il e
Standing Of Gentry with the VIII g
/ party, we will mention that he W, $
! rendered Cabinet appointments b j.
both Gen. Taylor a lld Mr.. Fillmor :.
He was not ambiti bus of d highd +
place than a seat in the populI DR.
branch Of Congress, and did not ad +
dept.
! The assault made by Mr.. Gentrl
is upon A. II. Stuaft the late Sel
r etary Of the Intcrip f, and the NAL
f easance alleged, is the appointment /
SIy that functionary of clerks in bis
Department, with the underS landing
hat the salaries allowed them b}
law, should be appropriated in part
tb other tavorites. Mr.. Gentry all
lfges that this game Of pluhderins
poor officials who hkd not the mani
liness to assert theik rights for feai
of being turned out Of place, has been
G rriad on toa considerable extent
Stuart himself, has 10 doubt profit
e / largely BY it. WHO Mr. Gentry
: chine down upon hi with torrent
Q f invectiye, no II ID Of his denied
the truth of tie ch4rge.
Il In view Of this Ilisgraceful con
duet, Mr. Gentry b fered PROPOSE
| Jpn making such a Ets in future, ;
penal offence, and lit passed tht
J Il ousa by b nearly Unanimous vote
This is not the on crime in whici
I'll . same worthy il Involved. The
evidence talk en- hrlp1e Gen Hous.
TO as committee appointed 10 exam
| in INTO the managehEnt Of the funds
Tor building the GA Fitol, duplicates
: hi m in the frauds wlEch lave beer
pd rpetrated under bower of con
st ucting the work.
i Gen Taylor and il r. Fillmore wer,
bd th singularly uuldd Ky in their Sc
led tion Of Cabinet blicers. Durin.
tn , Administration Of the former
i. CD irwin was instrum eEtal in efIectinI
"a haul from the Treasury to tn
Mount Of several hup dfel thousant
/ do liars upwards Of one hundret
thb usaRd Of which hid himself peck
etGd. lie has keed driven into pri
j va e life; and by secluEion has sough
to still the popular clamor agains
), him. Until this rf9ealment of th
/, ST Part inGamy, we had supposed tia
4 Co irwin stood forth as the sole repre-
!. sell tatiFe Of the depr ida ors on tn
Trfasnry III tle Filth lore Cabinet
: AS it is, he and his brother peculs
tor will go down I'd poaterity, wit
: an equal had Of disarafe on thei
heads The countFf should nevr
cease to thank God tb 1t IL has gotte
r rid of them.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-07
ALAv F6RTHE LABoRER.-A 7

\ Law F0RTHE LABoRER.+ T'ht
legislature OF Illinois, al iis Tocer
session, passed a bin which pra.
,ides lha: laborer tlJp!dyei d!
any. Of the rail or pink roads with
IN the State, can ilthe cas- Z II tia
failure Of his cohlractoHIt Ito ba / hin.
bis wages, call upon tho bnp4riHten-
dent or agent Of tie COMPANY dwl-
ing the work in course 9f consiF rue
ton, and upon proving bid calm,
shall be paid The amount. due i i'm.
proYitled that he does not allow Tho
contractor to owe linn for lore
than thirty days work.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-07
Democratic State COai yeati0a.

- .-------.--
Democratic State Contention.
Below. We republish the ell for
the assembling of this body. The
delegates, vino Will convene ut Nash
vii on the 27th inst. have most
imli ortant duty to perform. The
Office Of Covenants one which is IL
tinh tely connected wiah tile future
welfare Of the Atate; hence the ne
cos5 itv Of selectIbg an individual to
d:schareo the trakt. in whom the peo-
ple viii have entire confidence. :
Thai such selection w;n be made
from. the several candidates who have
been named FOR the Office. I'VE have
not the slightest dohbt. Many Of
the delegates ha Re i eceiveI sucih / Ia
struetions at hon e a to render them
inyihcible againa L be influences 100
frequently exercised rabroad5 yet, all
may not have inhibited those senti-
lncaH 5 FRAT are esselEtial to 4 success
FIJI termination Of The CONFLICT. In
tie bdiusl me<t Of a ii4rences, 1nless
prudence Is oitSSerYpd, a spirit Of atri-
,nonk and unkinlde+s, tending 10 the
mes disastrous re4ulis, IS too ire
ouerl IT'S engcndefqdE We ere too
att . regard thb#4 Who differ from
as. as to men, in dlie hight Of 4nemies,
and too often cph4eiye it more 4
pleasure to acli4Fe triumph even
tboss Of our owi househcll, than
Bier tho common q lrersary. Taia
i5 + I'd mistake. and griovously has
the democratic par y sometimes had
reason to lament it. Against this
prolific parent of eFil, we would warn
our republican br& thren, and exhort
them to do nothing that Will pro-
a,ao d;qcor1 in 6ur ranks, but g
Ia s.u bronc l. shall he
fnallY settled, upon the regular nom
ineeI Of the Democratic party. we
sbodlb al remember. that We are q
the sama nolificaI family. having
,.;am ond tb.'l
: io,,.t;on If III ma, doas no-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-07
PrBLic BtILDISGB II NEW 0RLFANi

PrDLIc Bt ILDINGB ~ New 0RLFANs
Tho new custom. lIeusept New0r-
leans will be traiy maga al. y !,
estimated cost IS b3fee m''1loHs' "iiioi'
viii probably be eXceedeu py Sc W
al hundred thousand doilafS' nc
scaablding necessary TO its erection
and which must of course be rempV-
ed at nearly tolal ioS9' G'a, ~
tween two and three ilui'isu - az
and cellars. II IS ne, 81 '@' &C. s.l'.'
# will afford room for the Post Office
hut sIrch is the expectations.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-07

IIokRIBLE Some wretches Il bv,
been heavily fined IN Cincinnati, foi
purchasing hogs which had bee fec
upon sliil-siops until SO diseas ed a,
to be turned out TO die, and sell he
the meat in public market !Ihe
details Of their offence are too dis
gushing for publication.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-07
Bank CT East Tenncssd G.

Last week we Published a para
graph, question ming the solyeAcy of
this ins IitutioH Belo v We give an
article ltom thd Loudoa Press, of the
2Gth ult., settling the matter, and
showing how It WAS don E. OF course.
no one is to bla rne-suc hi5 tie usual
verde Mr.. 3a4eadl p will proba-
bly,, be acquitt I'd of I'll wrong, for
"Brdtus is an honorable man. and
the people, the holders Of tile bills.
viii have lose portion of their hard
earnings. We are opposed to mob
INV ia Ill its pha ses, but If a few bank
managers who nave i pendant for
breaking fall lid nded a bad swindling
tie pubic, we're complimented with
well merited coat Of tar mixed
with The pluchihgs of 4 goose, or 10
a free passage astrdo Of a rail, it
night have a salutary effect. By DE-
tering others from pursuing the
same course. It may be Slid Il at
reeoqrse should be had to The 81 yil
law. Very gold; but with the be-
fcndant's pockets well lined q + b
cash, ish' t it exhcmcly probable { bat
he would escape the enalty ! t bat
shou44 justly | e a co Hseqqen9e o.
his misleeds? Wheth4r this quR ry
be answered al frmatively or j lot.
such IS the popyar belief and his
belief is well calculated to prod hcs
tie result dreaded Dclf FL G ica bel
used to say thaA q coa Fh and I hn
could dive through Ii i That no Plf
"stall Il horse ND cart land IA i
vas abort half right
Tie ramorf t8at thi ; Bank iiac
J ia,,e,l on likely to- ID SO. dreaied IS ni
cxcitemer5 IN our town tol oHoI
three days pas 1t sedin5 That h'
greater portion Of the s. oeS u fhii
Bank is at paese5t otndd by W. L
IChittenden, & NeyF York broker, I bc
lis also the principal od herep fw'
Connecticut Bank tho Toodbnr,
Bank, with circulation oil $l80,0o0
The Eastern Bank Of Killing,
4 sl20.000--both Of which are an
bounced in Thomhson's Bank Not'
Reporter. Of the 18TH hist, Is faF
ing failed, togethef with he bank Q
East Tennessee, and th4 notes Q
! AK these Banks arb .consIl4re(l yer,
near worthless" The ca use Of thes'
failures vie un1cr5t kn1 tb he exten
siyo spec4latioas ih' Pork at Isl. Lou
Is. and other points 0out Il Test, on III
part Of Sir. Child dnden.
The Knokyilld Registef OF yester
3lav. in an.articIo b j the Sd lject, says
$50 far tile banlE as redeemed he
/. issues Praniptlygi i gold and sliYel
but how long it Sil coniidne q Do 8
, we IRE Mt able toI shy. ne i''l!"f
"a IT. III 1'eii'''l' 20 ~; i "a "a !.
IT, ~ + Us tIsa 6al.1ars oi i
Notes to retain them, has Shout
send them to the bank tpF re'ffmT
tion forthwith. f1on eur Nno# iRas
y 1ne o'i.ceIs' : : lsg' ':,E's - ''. J.
iseo - = III IL II .};r "-1 - Ibs
gye presented. Is ono as the | Ian
IT, INV na9ns''
i91t T assIbif sl9' ; lH'frss r
{ Ike |iIp io'l wing ban 6 it At ii
. dar. AMI Ia ihib q untr,5 4 to
,+.s,,..n,loa, /; H,I eb.., ,,bersIIn,
III 49,, =.
~ " + y = : - ! -
county, says 'tal 2 NE ne gu pc
hood # Sideiiag III here Is
,snriaii, ralioinuS sdfll raHHuf0 thk;f
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-07

healthy expansion fsiI to explode be- :
fore very long?
The Mayer and Aldermen II Pos.
ton have forbidden bodies 70 IL H.
TERED in certain burial en,aals ;s
thaE city, near Ehici<ly Populated
ne'ghborhoods. | his order has been
adopted as measa re preservativs OF
the city's health.
The new Secretary Of the Tre4su-
| ny, Mr. Guthrie, has published All az.
Geial notice 10 tie effect i..at nn.,.
sails for the erection Of !. br.,uc., i.
VI California viii be Received IS
Ithe tirst of April ensuing. TIE Jjs.
Iis limited to $500, $50.
The April zessi4 "a Of the ar.a'l
pi'lsien Will meet ut LeHisbarg, iutI
Marshall county, oh the 81 T5,r-lI
day in April. We are authorised tot'
state that Lewisbdrg Division No II
II, are making ample arrange,nest
lor the reception of the members 81
the Grand and saboi 1iiag.e Divisions
/ ho may wish 10 attend the meeG.
idr celebration.
The loliowi' g II Z tie orators Of
the day:
:. JOIN u Br gi., Esq, Of Fayy.,e
Rev. gVm. C. D.faIqs. Of L.y~s-
burg.
iHurg.
These gentl4 men aro abuad nIr
qualified to III Fres5 any auaisn. j
the country.
Not oyer 10 ,o0tl persons sci al
y work at mind e in California, C is
Iquently they Who do dig ONLY D, AXE
$40 70 per moiI tia.
"To-day,1 sal d;a elevoat vb;o kitb
i sign. lthis was 6l li,Iay lss5
! lay from thaI pleasaat rl,cd !,
Washington. til +. wiFg part< alIra
4tn.. - BoLfasl oal.lh.t. II =
Five hundreI / dollars was I.
given in London for one Cse.;a
III COCK Inc FEVER RACES il ptr.5
of England With unaba!td yioysnlo
There are ap tic ions before .s
1 Legislature OF :ane for an ~,
Of bank capital ia that S.a.s +,
Fsmoul't Of three milIioas Of dill
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half viii do. The ex;4,.,g
capital Of the State is Some
over four miller IS Tae.bnl.s
tinues to expand
The New Yptls Journal oc C.n-
merce states tha / in con.l aue.c
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