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Rock Oil and Port Wine Bitters.

THE Subscriber has the exclusive agency
y for the celebrated Rock OIL, with home
references as to its healing qualities Also,
the famous Port Wine Bitters, which we have
sold extensively and have only one complaint
made of it, and that was their Butchers bill
increased after using only one bottle, as we'll
as their strength. MOVES.
Pawcatuck, Aug. o, 1852. 72tf
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Groceries.

A NEW and carefully selected stock of
n Groceries which can be bought as low as
at any other establishment in this place, at
No. 2, Parkerson Square.
W. & A. PARKERS
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Dentistry,

. II. II. FARNHAM, Dentist,
ifyeSS can be found Mt his Office in
>NINYvWesterly until further notice
April %, 1858. l00tf
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees,

SELLING off at reduced prices at the East
~ Greenwich Nursery. The subscriber
would inform the public that he is selling
trees and shrubbery at 30 per cent below
usual prices All orders left with George
S. Coy, Westerly, will receive prompt at
tention. THOMAS Il. TILLEY.
Westerly, Oct. IA, 1852. S2m6
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A BEAUTIFUL NEW SERIES OF
JUVENILES.
THE SILVER LAKE STORIES.

- An entire new series Of Juveniles. by
Consin Cicily (alias Sarah II. Bradford,
known as popular writer in the periodicals
and journals of the day.
In 9 pcis. square 16 mo-, about 1872 pages !;
embellshed with IL engravings in each vol
ume; uniform IN style, muslin, gilt back and
side-in setts comprising the following vol
umes SO 90.
/. The tumble, stories in prose & rhyme SOC.
2. The Old Port Folio do do so
8. The Green Satchel do do 80
4. The Corncoupia do do 90
8. Aunt Patty's Mirror do do 80
6. The Budget do do so
ALDEN, BEARDSLEY & CO,
Publishers, Auburn, N. Y.
ro- On receipt of price Of either of the
above Works, we will forward a copy, post
age paid, to any part Of the United States.
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4 Ut 70 ftEUUUHs, It FCuNH UIIu
American Artificial Flowers, Tabbs, Ruches,
new style wrought Collars, Cuffs, Lace Wells,
Dress Caps, &C., &c.
Also, Silk Sherd and Plain Hats of all the
latest styles and colors constantly on hand
and made to order at short notice, Partic-
ular attention paid to making MOURNING
BONNETS Of all descriptions.
Millinery Department under the direction
of MRS. L. p. HITCHCOCK.
Also, Connected with the above establish
ment is a STRAW BONNET BLEACHERY,
where all kinds of Straw Bonnets and Gen
tlemen's Panama. Leghorn and Straw Hats
are bleached and pressed in a superior style,
at short notice.
10 Bleaching done for Milliners at lib
eral discount
Westerly, April /, 1858. l0atf
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BOnnetS! BOnnets!

BOnnets! BOnnets!
TUST received. at the PAWCATUCK
u BONNET STORE, from New York,
One Case Of
Silk Shered Hats,
OF new and beautiful styles at very low
price. Also, very large assortment of
STRAW BONNETS Of the
Newest Fashions,
Making a larger assortment than we have
ever had before.
RibbOns! Ribbons!
Over one hundred different styles, from ten
to seventy-tive cents per yard.
All of which we invite the Ladies of this
and neighboring towns to call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere, as we shall sell
cheaper than can be bought anywhere this
side of New York. 10Stf
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Garden Seeds.

A LARGE assortment of Garden Seeds, by
y the paper or in bulk for sale by
e. II. DENIS0N.
March %, 1853. l04N
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Brussels Carpets.

THREE Ply, Ingram, Hemp, Rag and
l. Stair Carpets, at Carpet Hall-no
charge for showing them.
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Silk Shered Hats,
Newest FASHIONS,
Ribbons! Ribbons!

Making larger assortment than We hav
ever had before.
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ShOc.NIakerS' Finding,
To Persons out OF Employ
nlent.
American Gift Books for 1853.

TO Clergymen, Postmasters, Teachers of
Sabbath Schools, Book Agents, Students
and Heads of Families. lsu- Sears Amer
lean Pictorial Book Establishment has
been removed to ISL William street,
(near Spruce) New York.
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Later fAom Haysaa ana key syesf.

SHALLSToa, August u, 1885,
The mall schooner EcIirfe arrived here to DAY. with
Havana dates Of the 25h ard Key West Of ths Goth Inst.
From Havana there ID political Sugars we're
unchanged but somesh 'fifmsr and woald doubtless
advance should ships aiIye shipping being very carc-
ard eights quoted at "a por ton for Cowes and mar.
ket. Fresats coastTse improving 10 Boston the
quotation was 81 rs and 10 New York 81 per box Of
sugar and 81 ger khd. hoasses was all sold at two
reas Rice advancing, isc l4ac The stock cf sugar
eco 600 hhds Inducing that in second hands fx-
charge on London III IL premium. New Yori, 4
u / discount.
Frcm Key West learn that in the case of the ,ark
Robert Norris Of Philadelphia, salvage of 30 per cat
awarded Gu IS $50, being the proceeds of tEs
sale OF ca'o and materials, afte: deouctng expenses
The Dig la JeuDe Fance previously reportet ashore
on Pickle reef haa arrived At Key West i'll charge of
wreskerp uch injured ard ber Iepair will cost upwards
OF " COO Tho b IL sFpIai ed at So 500 and csrs
de0ueiinR expenses repairs. &c
The .xteuses CT tue ship Marathon amounted to
sl0,oo5
The zig Freeman of liverpool from Kingston Jamai.
bound 70 Liverpool, with coffee, log sood 80, ran
ashore the l5.h, B0cc Ora nde bar having nista.
ken The light house sand Key, for
Shot Key Lcbt. She Brought safely Key West by
sre cSsIs ulBiuled. Ihe heard on the Goth,
and appraisers appointed. The salvage would be ad
yancea on bottomiy.
en- the 18th from New York short OF water and sailed
again on The 10Th for u cir Destinations.
Scbr Chthnfine, rhOuas from rsmpico, FOR New York
arrived ts The l9h with part Of the sick lot
sick at the hospital ard sailed again on the 23d
Schr. Governor Anaerson from ew York arrived the
oath.
Sailed 10th, thp Marathon, for New York 2Si, schr.
Fiisn fersinf, for Boston.
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from tbs various parties who hare pa ssut monty
checks, etc :, to him, direct
BURNING TAR-The ususI number of tar " rreis wsrs
on ne -od instant. 10 lev spots sout TOWN
ing project DC TO procure eli tha gos lnsTe
ss!s the crescent It that the burn should
Do Simultaneous as well al more general.
THE USBURIED DEAD
me CfeScsM of the 2ith u Gays We th
there we're fourteen copes on ths ground
at McDonoshy unbuiied
On Thursday August u, OF yellow fever Henry Angus.
On Friday, August ~ Of yellow fever Mrs Margar ct
T. Ste ndish, aged 20 years, coasort OF Augustus 81
S'Apdifh.
On rnesday morning the ed August. at ten o'clock
OF yellow feYsr. Mrs Mary Scuy, late Of New York
or yellow fever on the 2is- August Miss Maryeret
DryRro, of New York. aged 70 years
On Tuesday The 9th August the crs gainy epidemic
Ibcmaa d. Baldwin. a native OF Brooklyn, n. T.
On.Tne.dsy evefirg the Esd August at nine O'Clock,
o. tie p-fvaiiing Epidemic hr. Virgil Norris aged 27
years. a native of New York
TIE BOSTON CoNTSTBUTloNS EO2 THE NEW ORLEANS
aUFFeREks.
ore OF the newspapers the contributi from
sew YORK, Philadelphia, Baltimore, wash ington and
Bcston amount to thu OF $T0 9oe-that il TO aay
tne other cities conribused SIS and Boston 81 900
ms reminds a. GA story We heard many years ago. OF
the celebrated Goblet. This n an was very ,nd of
bunting but Was ind ifecept shot One iay in the
au'nmn he went ont vita Phiadtiphie lawyer to take
some sport at pal ridge shooting On their return home
wnidf, Goblet met friend who ssksd hia what lacz
Goblet replied tavs killed twenty six partric9es--
that ts-i billed one and AIR. H. aIlled the Set,
orleans Courier, aug. "A.
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hiaI kefs.

NEw ORLEANS August 81, 1858.
There is nothing dsirg in our markets.
CHARLESTON, August 81, 1853
The sa'es of cotton during the week have been 900
bales, AZ nged pices Coed midding is quoted at
lie The receipts Of the ~eek beea 500 bales and
tie strcs on hand is 10 go bales.
BUFFALO, August 81, 1855
The receipts since yesterday bsve been--Flour 8 500
obs. wheat, ID Ooo bushels 81, 600 bushels oats
IA 0G0 burhels The market tr Hour irmer with good
depa .d-2,0H 6bs sold Al 81 81 81 81 for Ohio and
h:chi,sn wheat steady and 6rm, sales 10 900 bushels
Corn lull. bui prices drm. Oats inactive Ohio
wh,sbty &c. &c. Com ffeights quoted at 12c
ALBANY, August 81, 1853.
eceiats cf thu past twenty four nours have been
foliows: Flour. 1900 bbis. wheat, 36 900 bushels
co1n eco bushels; barley, 5000 Bushels. Flour In
coed dems nd at better ratessales 00 bbs at $5 c
s. 81 for State. Wheat dull, but prices frmsaes 500
BUSHELS at 81 30 for ordinary Genese, and 81 SO for
prime GO. Sales Of prison whiskey at 25s1c.
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TELEG RApHTC.
Latest Report from Ne,y Orleans.

DEATH or THE AcTlsG BRITISH CONSUL, ErC.
NEr ORLEANS August % 1865
The nurSer Of inerments for the twsuty four hours
ending this morning l4s, including IA who died u
yellow fever
NV ORIgANa August %, 1853.
Stojor &cDorah, toe acting Rugish Consul at this
pots in the absence Of Mr.. Mnrs is dead.
NEw ORLEANS, August 60 1865
Tie number of oterments during the vsnt four hours
ending n morning 1885, Of which l25 died of yellow
fever.
NEW ORLEANS, August 81, 1858.
The reports of intern ents have not been complete for
some days past, owing TO difficulty sbel the Catholic
cemetery. The yellow fever deaths reported This mora
irg were about 100.
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WING CoSvESTIoy-EsCAPE OF A MURDERER-THE
OMNIBUS CASE.

WIG CoEvENTIoN-EsCAPE OF A MURDERER-THE
OMNIBUS CASE.
PTrsBURG, August 81 1853.
The whig County Convention met to day, and nomi.
mated Moses Hampton for District Judge, James Caru.
thers for SeLator T. J. Brigham, John J. Mure Johs
Parks, Charles Nayor and John Porter for Assembly
L. T. Jones Prosecuting Attorney.
Lampeer the murderer of Constable Ferguson in this
city, escaped from Butler Jail yesterday.
Alderman Buckmaster this afternoon delivered judg.
ucnt in the omnibus cases, dsmissing the chatges
sgans all the drivera and ordering the to
pay costs. The decision very able and srgumenta
tive and has given great satisfaction to large majority
the citizens opposed to the OF the called
friends Of the Sabbath.
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Personal Intelligence

Hoo. Lewis Csss, Jr, Charge ATaires to Rome Hon.
4. Butler King, Ga Hon G. W Wright, Cal Hou John
A.. Collier, Binghamton Hon. j. lnck Tenn Hon. A.
X. Hndiey, Troy; Hon. j G Palmer, Cal Hon. s.
Bocock Va, have arrived IN the city and are all At
ihe Metropolitan Hotel.
ARRIVALS
Frm Neuvitas in brig Flor Yzsidsro ArnsiS, Car
nsssltas, Delasco, Il Betancott.
Botrsno, A Ropard. -
DEPARTURES.
In tire steamship southerner, for Chsrcston-Dr Ir
viz &, Lieut. Hins, MontSomery p,~an ana isd{
Goodman II Ellison lady and child Miss henediet NJ
Forchbermer W Rohp, a Lcryea. Moses; ID Irving
N Hayes, w womsst, Miss Hsyss. Chas Hayes, =
arhLsrJ CIeGer, Mrs A Seudder, Miss Favkse,
L Tim Miss N c Gsyer Mrs s c MsIsndy, Miss Trfm.
CopsiJ Weller Bahl,.J Abrahsms, Mon, ,sonaesy.
Iicter Rutsers sud stryant, Nichols, DurmAa1
WI Ceyer q Couytrey, r Wiitnas -t,eS Rovmsr. y,
Gccdsxa. b yurus~s wm Ccadsa. 0ee caaA. aAcsaas.
"a Lens-Nat Y U tas s.seraxs
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FfGm the British Provinces

U. s. STEAMER FULToN-BRIrIsH NAVAL OFFICER
COURT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DESERVING.
Bosros, August 81, 1858.
Halifax IN. pepers Of tie 10th inst. stats that the
L. s. steamer Fulton arrived mt Charlottetown, Prince
Edward Island the a2d August, but not finding the
Frirceton there, sailed again.
Tie commander OF the British steam soop Medea had
been tcd hy court martial for disobedence of orders
81 d wsa acquitted. He was howeyer, reprimanded.
Der of English soldiers dsssrting Five at
ore time swan across the Sc. Croix, and
dloaned.
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New jersey Temperance Convention

TRENTON, August 81 1855.
The Temr eance Convention here to-day i'm
gathering They met at half past ten o'clo:k A.
VI. Hon. William r. Allen Of Burlington, was chosen
President. Speeches were made by General Carey, Of
Ohio Mr. PenLe Combe of Pennsylvania. p. I. Barnum,
and others
series Of resolutions reported debated At length,
and adopted
Ore Of them is for calling convention in October to
make nomination for Governor If they deem 1t ex-
ptdlent.
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terrible exp'ofio0 Of sunpt WIDER occurred tho
wharf, at Whseiing on MONDAY Aksg fell from dray,
became eniteJ and communicated to the dray explod-
ing about twenty ksgt
The drayren was instantly killed and another man
Nas seriously injured, and blown Into the river The
VII srf boat was completely demolished and the steamers
Orion and Salem dsmsged.
1houA ands Of dollars worth Of windows we're broken
throughout the city The ponder belonged 20 railroad
contractor, who rsnlcyins il boaId seanbo pat
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Maine Law Convention In Massachusetts,.

SOUTH DANvERs, August 81 1853.
convention OF the friends Of the Maine law in Essex
county, met day in this town Professor Stowe Of An
dover, was chairman Of the Committee Resolutions
and addressed the meetpg also did Rev Dr. Beecher
Sr The resolutions declare that, friends Of the Maine
law they will vote for candidate for Off who Is not
unequivocably in Its favor and recommend prompt
limitation for the coming election
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The Savannah and Gulf Railroad.

SAVANNAH, August 30, 1858.
The Savannah and Gulf Railroad Company has been
reorganized. meeting OF our ctzens to day author
n subscription Of 81 900 900. Two agents have been
rroirted to 90 to Europe to obtain the monsy to
-at.G:. =. lie rsad To Mobile 6ih brsaca 10 iio
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STOLEN GOODS.

nfflCE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, AUGUST 20.
~ iSS owners wanted st the second District Po
lice Court Jefferson tho proper y
posed to have been stolen viz % eghorn hats plated M
Yer eap0t do cake basket lot Of fnvs and forks and
silver plated spoopt, butter knife, silver Plated
bowl goid and lot Of broken jewery vest patterns
roll OF rcd flannel tpin silver knife, leather
trunks par pan taioonf, coat, cloak china dinner
set, lot OF knives, forks and
crayas shirts. vests work boxes, bead bags piece
rod muslin and brass kettles
eEo MATsELI, Chief Of Police.
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Baptist AnniveI sary.

PROVIDENCE, August 81, 1853.
The .ixth anniversary Of the Warren Baptist Assocs.
ton held in this city to day. The opening service
read by Rev. Henry Jackson. Rev. Mr.. Jsmsson
was elected Modera ator and Rev. IL. II Bro wn Clerk
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CAUTION.

CAuTIoT;- LOST, ON TaE BOTH ULT, A NOTE FOR
~ $76 =. dated lst Jolly at months drawn Theodore
Beach 70 his order ind endorsed by him and NJ Il
Greene and HaRgerty Greene Co. ALI persons are eau
toned negotiating the same payment thereof
has beer stopped reward Will be paid its recovery
at No. ls5 Greenwich street
GAUTIoN.-L0sT, A NOTE MADE BY IT, A. PARKER
~ to hsa order for $3.50 81 dated 81 1874 paya
BILE six months from date at broadway Bank persons
are caut,snsd against receiving the same
WILLIS 4 CONEIINc
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Departure OF the Amer fca.

BosroS. August 81, 1852
TIE royal mail steamship America, Capt Lang, sailed
at to day with 6fty hvs passengers for Liverpool
and nine for Halifax There is specie registered at
The cust0nn hOuge
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Erie County Democratic .Conyent,ons--Tre
mcnd0us Excitement ana Con fusion.

Erie County Democratic .Conyentions-Tre.
mendous Excitement ana COnfusion.
BUFFALO, August 81 1853.
FIRST DISTRICT TROUBLE
Iraetf Hatch has been elected delegate to the syra-
Convention in tie First Assembly district E,s
oousty. protest an'ered by the hunkers and
appointed
THE SECOND DISTRICT--A REGULAR sPLIT-Two
SETS or DELEGATES NOMINATED.
The Democratic Convention of the Second Assembly
District Erie county, met last evening to elect delegates
to the Syracuse Convention Upon organizing, IL was
evident the anti admins ration party in the ascend
ant when telesates in the interest OF the Custom
House IoPost Office seceded And organized separate
convention. -. w.
Tremendous confusion prevailed consequen. the at.
tempt of custom house delegate to read protest
against the action of the convention motion was
made to eject the member and general preparations for
a fight took place. The protest was however, read
amidst yells hootinss and oaths.
The regular convention nominated William A. Sutton,
leader of tie disaeced party delegate to syseuss and
Elijah Ford (old hunker), substitute.
The seeding convention elected lyman b. Smith, Gus
plank, substitute.
The regular convention passed Mr. d. b. Taylor's
lutons ard instructed their delegate go for
general and George Cole for state Engineer in partca
lar.
THIRD DIsTRICT-ALL QUIET.
Allen Potter, toft, administration bunker has been
elscted delegate to tho Syracuse Convention from ths
Third Assembly district, E,ie county.
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Free Ds nloc,atic State Convention

Free Ds ,Moc,atic State COnv ention
NoMiSArloSs FOR STATE oFFIcERs--vIRTuAL RE.
PUDTATioN OF THE MAINE LAW, ETC.
SYRACUSE Aug. 81, 1858.
TIE State Free Democratic Convention me. here at IL
O'Clock to day Enoch Marks was chosen Chairman pro
tm.
committee On permanent orgariza.ion appoint
ed; also one add4ess and resolutions of which
Senator Hale is chairman; and then recess was
taken.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention r2.ssenbled at o'clock, and :perma
uertly oga lied, By appointing john jay, Presidea
and Dir. Church, of Madison Mr Monroe Bryant OF
New York Secretaries
Mr. HALE reported aeries of resolutions and AZ address
to the independent democracy.
warm discussion enaued upon an attempt to graft
tire Maine Law the platform. 1t was voted down.
Senator Chase into the hail. and was greeted with
Tremendous applause
Gerrit Smith also present an hour and Mr. HALE
called him out saying his sitting in Congress, though
silent, would be stern rebuie Of the slavery party
Mr.. SMITH responded briefly, complimening My Hale.
The following nominations were made for State
eHicers--
Secretary ofState-Charles Il. Ssdgwck, of onondaga
Compt oler- Seth Gates, of W, omipg
Attorney Gsneral-John jay, OF New York.
Tressue ei--Nathan Soule OF Ocopdaga.
Canal {. n mi ssioner-Chariss Cassors.
Prison Ins spector--HoIscc Boar oman, of Clinton
Epgineer--Sila, Council, of Monroe
Jncge Of Court of Appeals (fsl Ieonord Gibbs,
of Washington.
Clerk Of the Count of AppeaisThomas W. Frost of
Oneida.
The convention was quite enthusiastic Adjourned
sine die.
Speaking takes place to night at wsltipg Hall Mesars
Chase, Gibbs Hicks and others, the programse
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Relief FOR the Ne,r Orleans sueerrr-

The Committee for the Relief of the Howard Associ.
alton of New Orleans acknowledge the foo wing con
buttons since their last report
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oRNAMENTAL IRON WORK, &C.

(NRoWlLL' CELEBRATsD PATENT CAST IRON
Y J railing, without rive.shn entirely new article
ryaiied simplicity durability ssd economy adapted to
styie pattern ornsnept And WARRANTED 70 cents
per ming foot less thar IL be pat the riyst
principle Tse New York Fcundry and Iron Raiing Com
pany lfaoturs this railing together VITA every deser
shutters brackets columns vIrt covers, gratipss bsco
vsrapcas ofce and desk railing door AID window
euscd-, 10. foundry foot OF Forty sixth street,
North river Castings Of al descriptions at loyess prices
Specimens 81 the railing, tectons 20 rs seen At their
1sreroom ~ Dusne street few doors east 9f Br9adraJ
JoBS u. WICKEgsHAM. MANUFACTURER OF WIRE
~ railing iron fences for farms, &c No. t2 broadway
Ornament a iron work iron and wire rsug for public and
private grounds parks, eNnf, dwellings, &c from fifty
cents to dollars foot Iron bedstead the most
plee assortment in hs city, prices from three dollars to
sxty dollars Iron dogs lions ketohngs posts
spring Chairs settees towel stands hat racks
brated rsfoad and farm fences from dollar sixty x
cents 10 k dollars per rod Tie subscriber oners the largest
stock et smcnta iron work In the United states all Of
ais manufacture, at exceedingly low prices superior
quality OF hair and mattresses JOHN b. WICK
ERsBAA warehouse 3l2 Broedwsy works Nos. 81 80 and
81 Lewis street.
NEW YORK BERLIN IRON FURNITURE WORKS -
IN WIN j. Batoholor for nery Of No. o. Duane street
sns business connection under he name
aud hTm Of w. T. Batcheior Co, wilt cootnue ths
manufacture OF iron furniture IN all Its branches
responding with Increasing demand,
and 81 Duane street. The estabs imsnt will command at
all times the freshest specimens and patterns Of the
from abroad will make such improvements may te
signs Of every variety ptye and price w. B. cordially
invites his old customers In the city and country to visit hs
and examine the stock consisting d bedeads
bstauds ettaes chs brackets mirrors srttoors door
window guards, bote hospital asyum and be J.
sesds umireila stands hrestapds crbs cradles, raats
tables No. &c, kc. Once and wareros0s Ia connection
Ess sad ], Su.n. .srsss a:.r, a.. i sr.sdsss
W. T. RArCabLeE 4 20.
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AID FROM CHARLESTON,

AID FROM CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, August 81, 1883.
The total receipts at the Covy ier office In aid Of the
Ner Orleans sufferers ia Sc. $50.
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INSTRUCTION.

A YOUNG LADY WHO HAS TAUGHT FIVE YEARS
"A in ohe ot the best institutions in Paris is desrous Of
obtaining few puDs to instruct In French and music
Apply to Aademoselle De La Fees at Miss ia Tksworhs
schooi, 10 West Twenty sixth street.
LIGHT AND GENTEEL FANCY EMPLOYMENT
n for ladies ard gentlemen who have leisure tine,
which from s. TO SO week can be realized the Of
which is easily acquired; 81 premium Whoever wish
profit by this employment are requested to make personsl
visit to Mr. Jones 10 Beekmsn street second oor
building, between 10 a. ". and T. N.
- w. j. Renviile 80 Broadway The course OF instruc
ton Is practical and thorough and impaired to each
dent separately Open day and evening Books posted
and complicated accounts adjusted.
MESsRS RICHARDSON &COX, WOOD ENGRAyERS
M No. l0I Nassau street corner Of Ana. have vacancy
Tor purH One having come knowledge Of drawing
engraving Preferred.
MUSIC AND DRAW AWJNG.-LESS0ES WILL BE GIVEN
M IN either OF the above accomplishments by lady who
has studied under first Iae sters and who
years been engsg,d ia tuition. The pupils will e attended
the lady VIII receive thom hor residence where
she is forming elsss for drawing upon modcrate
Address u. H., box 3 .2t2 Post ohee.
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FRANCIS l.. HAWKS, J
j. q WOODRUFF, COMMITTEES.
CHAS L. FROST.
New York, Aug. u, 1855.