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On DOLLARS REWARD-Ranaw,

On DOLLARS REWARD.-Ranawa
~ from the subscriber about the 30th of july a
NEGRO BOY, by the name of ALFRED-about q
years OF age. rather tanned complexion, and of m
dunn size Il: more than probable that he may be
either IN tho city or neighboIhood of Richmond, as
will give Sl0 if rrnrehsnS fe mere ,e;si;n -.
OF Cupeper. aud returned to me- or $50 fapprebeud
ed out of said county, and secured 80 that can GET
MIN. c. C. TALIAFERRO,
Rapid Ann Station,
eu 90 DIM Culpeper County.
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uALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND

VALUABLE JAMES HlVEh LAND
Y FOR sALE.--Intending to remove from the
known as windsor" situated on James River, Is
miles from the city Of Richmond, adjoininins the
estate of Richard Gillian, decd.
The tract contains, BY recent survey s72s acres,
as of the best James River low grounds 1875 acres
Of high land are in cultivation, the remainder i4z
are in woods OF which so acres detached land hall
mile distant from the main tract1 are heavily linz
bered.
il excellent and produces fine crops OF corn. heat
and tobacco There about 70 acres OF good Greek
meadow land.
painted and papeIed A feet front by 20 with gooo
apartments, besides s commod:ous cellar rooms foi
stores. en- excellent kitchen, srnokehouse aud barn,
sndal necessary outbuildngs for the accommodation
of hands, stock &c. IN good order. Also. good to-
bacco houses There is abundant supply OF the
purest well and spring wster.
For residence, the location 10 not urpsssed 6y
any place the river; 1t 10 perfectly hcdtnynt 10
pleasant neighborhood, end the aite commands an
extended view of beautiful country: - ,,v ON.
visiting the premises. such Information a. may %
desired.
Application for the purchase Of the property wili
be made to Messrs Goddin Apperson, OF this
Office.
the nrsmises on TUESDAY. the 14th day of Mo-
vembsr next at 70 o'clock NJ. II fair If not the next
fair days butin the meantime 1t can be treated for at
The terms will be--ose-thrd cssh; the bslenee on
credit OF one and two years for bonds bearing In
'e''''' ''s- WM H. MITCHELL.
p. s. At the sarte tne and place viii be said ali
the Pershable Estate Of the Farm, consisting Of the
crops Of Corn, Oats. Hay. &c- 5 young Mules, 5
youns Horses with stocS of Cattle. Oxen and Hogs
Household Furniture. Farming Implements. Car.
riages Wagons, Carts 10
fERms-Ail sums under IN, cash; over that amt
months credit for honda with good security. bear
log interest, With sndossmsnt ON the bonds thai
" the principal Is paid within 10 days ster maturity
the interest will be RENTED
: ~ 29-1awtds w. II. n. F.
Sale conducted b. GopDr b ArrERsoH.
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WOODS ON FIRE.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 4.-The pine woods on the
iiue of the New Jersey Railroad, for an extent OF
several miles, are on fire.
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The EXPLOSION OF THE STEAMER TIMoUR-A
dispatch from ST. Louis gives some farther particu
lars ofthe boiler explosion on board the steamer
Timour, near Jefferson City. The captain reports
twenty killed. being nineteen hands of the boat and
Mr.. Dix, the pilot.
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NOTICE is hereby given that we shall,
from this day, September ist sell aItog ether for
ven. o "' 81
we respectfully request our friends and customers
now due and falling due - - N-''
We hall q. heretofore. keep general assortment
ol uhoCEhiEs and LIQUORS, imported and de-
~ ana VIII also pay every attention to the sale
oi r,odece from our country frienda as ususl
&c I-ulm VIM WALLACE l. GnN
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HEALTH OF BALTIMORE

HEALTH OF BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, Sept 4-The deaths 10 this city du.
ring the past week numbered l06-61 of which were
children under 10 years of age; 10 Of consumption
10 of diarrhea, but none Of cholera.
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NOTICE.-1n looking over yesterdays
~ Dispatch, find notice of Geo. L. Upsher's,
charging me with bringing his negro to Richmond to
hlre out, for the benefit of other debts. l had no
nsnd In his negro or any others being brought to
Richmond. They were not in my possession for se-
yeral days before they left the road. The Trustee
had taken possession of everything, and therefore
am not to blame for the said Upshers negro COMING
here, as the Trustee brought the negro, with num-
Der OF others to take charge of the mules CARTS &C.
Sc z-St* J. A. FOSTER.
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ZINE CHEWING TOBACCO AND
Il HAVANA CI0ARs-Fresl as.ortui s.t receives
and for sale By OWEN B. HILL Drusrist,
SEQ MaEAst Place, Frslkhn q.
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A Prc.NIc PARTY sunnouNDEp By FIRE IN THE
WOODS --On the Is h ult, party OF about ~ per
SONS. male. and females, feit Albany to gather
b,sckberries on one OF the talesf oil the berksnHe
range of mountains, between that city ana boston
In the afternoon, in quiet nook, sufrounoea %
all sidee but ono, by towering clifs they SAT oo"n
to luneb and afterwards INDUCED IN songs ta'er,
dapces and other pas.ines. All at once ana IN
the height OF their enjoyment they discovered mem
selves almost begirt by tremendous copfiagraton
and the fame famed by strong wind rapidly aP'
preaching. The Albany Express says:
Their only way OF escape was through the narrow
gorge down which the little brook plunged. and
the flames were rapidly approaching both sides OF
even that chance for exit. Not moment was 10 De
lost All rushed instnctively for the narrow open
ing before them, leaving behind them more than
half the berries they had picked. But they found
the little brook could run where they could not
and the preepces. under-brush no path, and the
sitting smoke that blew hot 10 their faces
and blinded their eyes, rendered their progress
slow. And it ,oas slow. The ladies had to be
helped at every step almost. Overhead and near
y all around was world of fire. Before them waf
just a narrow way of escape get and that might al
any moment be crossed and they completely sur
rounded by belt OF fire.
Eagerly they pressed forward the stoutest leading
the way and all encouraging each other as well az
they could. The air grew thicker and darker
The heat was dreadful. Sparks and ciDders tel
like rain around them. Their clothing was repeat
eddy on fire. The roar and crackle of the flames
almost deaening, and occasionally the fall of
burning tree crashed upon their and added to
their terrors.
AL last, when some were growing too weak to GO
further two had tainted and had to be carried and
their condition momentarily becoming more
and more desperate and hopeless, suddenly the
wind chopped around and blew fierce blast up the
narrow ravine the party were travelling. All were
Instantly invigorated, relieved of the smoke in
from, I'D heartily encouraged With a shout
they pressed forward again. and in about fifteen
minutes succeeded in gaining apoint beyond imme
date danger, and in an hour more were on their
way home in the railway car. Their escape was q
narrow one indeed. Not half an hour had elapsed
after their escape the trees and brush of the
ravne were In blaze, and their trysting place wat
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FALL TRADE OF 1854.
Y-MADE CLOTHING

X f A ID YIN A ID E G. l. OTHIN
= MERCHANT & WEISIGER, No.
~ liz Main st are now opening the LARGEST
STOCK OF READY-MADE CLOTHIN0 thew
have ever offered for sale.
Merchants are requested to call and examine our
stock, embracing every variety and quality; and we
pledge ourselves to sell cheap any house in this
country; either North South
s. MERCHANT l. WEISIGER.
ING GOODS. .sa
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
Office at Geo. ]. Summers, No. 20, Pearl street.

EXTENSIVE STOCK SALE OF DRY
~ GOODS AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY morn.
ing next, Sth September, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
we shall sell at auction, without reserve at store
No. q Main street, our entire STOCK OF DRY
GOODS, consisting of large and DE- sirable assert.
ment of Staple and Fancy Goods
TERMs-An SUMS under $I0O cash; $780, and
over that amount, months credit for approved me-
gotiable paper.
s.A. HO8ENsAcK TITUS.
Sale to be conducted by
seq rios. w. KEEsEE, Auct,
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ny T8ONA8 WAKELXkI liz
Once It Geo. 4. Bumnef,s. No - Kead strsst.
A DIlINIeTRAToR,S SALE or VA
-, LIABLE HOUSIHOLD AND Kl1CHrE
~ gcs,nsiTU9E At AuCTt0N.-W71 b. sDlA On
noHsDAlM mOANEn0 n-xt. tn eept- eo9m1ne
sne at ~ 0e:rch. = the iste ree11ssss Of Iue6e1
DsAsy. ascsA corner Of Main 80 l9fh sta, an 81
me H0HsEHoLD AND KITCHEN TURNfTCRE.
Sofas. Chsfrs. Tables Bsresus -
= Oao 81 Nunns Clashas Fianes
Valuable Book Case < 50 =
= Wsydsebsa Dedsfesds - ,
- WorSseanda, Washstanda s~s8 :
a China, Glass and Eartbenwsre
81 keffiSe1tcE COoking Slows, he.
ALSO, - "a 80 - =
One very fine COW. sAk
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1INO ALL WHOM n Nav C0NCTpN

NEGRO BOY FOR HALE.-We will
~ sell ANAL NEGRO BOY. sSo.t 10 vesrs Of
s s-hAsiy AID healthy. He esn BE- seen Il our q.
me- lss u xoLEA COOK, Assnis.
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THE ALBEMARLE INSURANCE. COM.
PANY.
CHARTERED CAPITAL, &4Oo Ooo.

uio company IL Low organized and
prepared TO take yire risks in town or ro,n,,.
~. Marine ,... and 1S to lives Of free psrsoS:
companies In this State - e'hsf responsible
frestdsnt-W ILLIAmT. EARLY Director,-v,,.
liam 7; Early, T. T. Watson, Themss Wood. II
Samuel o. Moon, John II. Timbe,lske. G.o,~s s@P,n'
secretary join WooD, Jr., Charlottesville
For insurance. apply to
FLANAGAN, STOKES d CO A....
corner 18th and Cary sta Rjchmons
All claims for loss promptly Arranged
q. 2-d1m
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DROPOsALs win be received At 4

DROPOSALS win be received At the
i stofs Of Nsmrs. Ssundsn 4 Brother Broad It..
uatl the inst for the erubbng and clearing per
acre; and for the gradiag anA masonry, per cubic
yard, Of % mueh OF the Riehmond and Charlettse
Tasnpiks and South Anna 1ivsr-e distance q ~
miles.
The bids mAy b naAe b sections y for tee satse
hns--the Company reeoxytng tne pnvlie6e % eecsPe
Ing ans one, OF Of Iejecfane IL
- s.. JOHN u CkENoHAW.
- stdrft fSe6t ~ z. Co.
|. = WA ssd rnsuirss WI cory u emi.wsstly
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q p TATEOH WILkIAHAb.sE8FFS assl5
HOUSE AND LOT ON ST STE
IL PHENS STREET. IN DUyALs ADDI-
TION. AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, 9Th Septem-
Der, at 81 O'Clock r. M. upon the premises will Be
sold that Brick House and Lot In Dnvas addition, on
the east side of st. Stephens sreetl recently
dence Of Capt Thomas G. Eppes The house con
esins rooms and Is in good repair. The lot fronts
80 feet. .ss 49, as 81 ~ - ~ -
Terms cash. TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS.
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A VALUABLE FARM ON THE NEy
~ RIDGE ROAD Ar AfICTI0N On Tim,

"A BRIDGE ROAD Ar AUCTION -On Thur.
day, 7th September. at o'clock, n. NJ, upon the
pre- misses will be sold, that valuable FARM on the
New Bridge or Stony Run Road. about miles from
the city, occupied BY Mr. Theodore Carrinstou aad
adjoining Rural Shades the farm of n Gibson, the
land OF Mr.. 4. H. Diekinson and Others. The farm
produces finely, the remainder Is in woods. q ~.
The improvements consist of . Cottage rrsdence
with rooms. Kitchen, Stable, Barns Ge, ell ear
y new and in good order. After the sale Of the
farm, will he sold the stock of Horses Cows farm
ing utensils, straw &c Those in want Of neat and
valuable farm convenient to the city, would do well
q few dayr. - - - ! b
TERMs-For the land leash, balance 1T 6, II and
u months with interest and secured By trust deed
LOT the personal property, nnder $50 cash.
amount and over 80 days credit for approved paper
ne 2-tds - " $3.50
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w ANTED, Immediately, first rate
w WHEELWRlGHT, for whom liberal wages
will be given. None need apply without bringing
the most satisfactory recommendations
ALSO. wanted two or three good WAGON DRI-
VERS. ELLIS PEERS
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au IS dim
BROAD STREET HOTEL-WM. p

- BLAKEY, surviving partner of JAS. g. BI.xry
SON, formerly propretors of the Brood Street Ho
TEL respectfully informs his friends and the public
Ihat ne VIII continue to conduct the above Hotel
and hopes by strict attention TO the comfort of his
guests to receive . continuance of the patronage
heretofore extended to the old firm. au SO-6tA
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THE ERIE AND KALAMAZOO R. r. BAN

BUFFALO, Sept DIVE learn by letter iron
Adrien. that the Erie and Kalamazoo railroad banl
has redeemed all It's bills presented for payment
and that the run on the bank has ceased.
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FIREWORKS & RIFLE SHOOTING
HUGUENoT SPRINGS.

THE LAST grand display Of FIRE
= WORKS will BE- given on FRIDAY Evening
Also, A SOIREE DANSANTE Hstafyss s.
On SATURDAY, the following day, the RIFLE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from Friday iast- will take
place. when beautiful SILVER CUP will be pro.
scented to the gentleman mating the best shot.
Tho chdren's FANCY DRESS eOIREE will
shortly take place, due notice of which viii be Civ
ftffe4sta 55sees sssa sfHY1s{ s'ssI
N b. Gentlemen desiring to ride at the Tourns-
ment should send in their immediately, the
riders list will be limited as heretofore. se5
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tOk SALE-A good secondhand DRAY,
"a Iln double set OF harness bargain can be
E06LESTON, FITZGERALD L. CO,
80 ~ No. "A Pearl st.
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HE CO-PARTNERSHIP existing be.
Iween mbiHHEAD 4 STEVENSON was dis
MI MUIRHEAD will continue the business. ana
se 4-5ts aIEv orryrvooHs
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WANTED-Before or by the 10th of
" September, by young man twenty-five years
of age situation in a wholesale retail Dry Goods
store or Grocery. He has had three four years
experience in the mercantile business-a portion of
the time in Petersburg and this city; of bust
now but wishes to make change; writes an ee-
CANT hand and has extensive acquaintance through
the country which the Danville and Southside Rail-
road passes. Undoubted city or country reference
given. Address Z. B. T., Box 674 au 29-7t
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WANTS.

WANTED-By two respectable White
w Girls, situations as CHAMBERMAIDs, and
would assist in plain sewing and taking of chill
dren. Apply at this Office. 5-lt*
AIN TIE RS.-Three or
w four Painters can obtain employment by ap-
plying to JOHN A. BURGESS,
Sc 5-3t 18th st, between Main and Cary.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.


Dr. G. BROOKEs' DANCING ACADEMY, 81
10 Brocms street, between Broadway aud the Bowory
VIII opcn for the tuesday, sept &. Ths above
are Gred up and furnishes In the most elegant
style, and embrace all the improvements ard convensu
Of modern times The ball room, with ceptisn,
dressing practising adjacent posssss gresr
Advantages for lufDs Fender beyond all question
the rtost magnificent CONVENIENT and ex,enstvs dsncng
academy IN iho UDited ssstes II not in the roi Iav
ing recently adopted enu method az ustruc.ion
tnc pupils arc enabled r. acquire all the fashion able
canoes In very fee lessons. Days and evenings Of ui
ton tor cases), Iuesdsys sod Trisys fran $40 Pm.
for ladies ard Misses; and from to 10tt for gen.
tfmn and LADS "wednesday and Saturdays for cbiif
texcusyely) from To r N Private lie sons every
morning, also honda Is and hursdays throughout the
day sno evening and At all times occupied 81 classes
The ladies' primary classs undcr the direction II
Yrs. BrookcG. II THE opening siiree on "Wednesday
.venirg, scptember 10, aud continued weekly.
~ ARACC0's GRAND AVoIILNEA, I6 BOND s REF
- fTo SAhAISo the ony accomplished scacher kno
w Aercs, Keeps moInog and evening classes for pra:
uce with several young ladies' Flu Professors civ-
nnet, fashionable dance o. the season.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

TOnpo7ATION EOTTCr--TO COAL DE aIfgS.-sr ~
~ Cd proposals VIII Ne rscoivoa az tie Com ptraler's
Ofhce No flau Of Records until the Sth day OF %.
tombcr, 1854. Mt o'cloct for Supplying ooc "a "a
sand tors OF coal Of tho ass GtY for tho ~ the
pubic buildings and Offices tbaN those attach 70
The almshonse Department rsct ton to eoa-is. ~ tao
thousand pouris proof ~ thu xa.cbt and sorctcrs
for the delivery Go TO furnished ~ih ths accounts 10
kinds Of coni 80 10 follows One nunlrcS tou< Of
Lehigh OF so bio size for furnaces tso hundred toas 81
Iebigh cx size Ave hundred tons peacn orchard, eei
szs an two hundred tens peach urouatain crg size
opehsm Of each kind delivered before the first
day OF November next In epoh 90 sntce and such q
ths polioe eees station houses, public clcos, Fire
Department bui.iihss may 10 prsscfibe in ~
tract directed BY TIE -ngcsintendsb' OF PaoUc Bull
iprs and tho remaining Two hun,rei tons, nedcr
pane direction, euhserucnt 10 tho .fs Of Novnna
Pay nleLt viii be made tho delivery ~ fhs cost
curiiy viii be required TO double The snaant ih5 eos
tract Price for the coal and honda 70 ~ furnished MIA
Ia Eve days aftor tho acceptance Of tho BIDS Zach cs
mate viii re put IN envelope, sc1st md afet.ef On
the outside ~ follows: "A fingg Comprolifr No
Aail Of Records City Of New York Tnors ,l.o ~ 4
written the outside, Proposals for Coat o. [hcre
write the mans Of the person persons wno ak ths
proposition adding alo tho da cf i,s presentation
The propositions viii publicly opccec ut tt tina
stated presence Of tho Mayor aud 81 tne btder
as uay desire TO attend Proposals matt be msde II
strict conformity 20 the provisions a tio th-oc o con
tscts for supplies and work for tho fcrp0,atianV an
the ornns pces amending the Copies Of thcac or
dsnancss and blank forms o. estimates may 10 lad
No Had Of Records The Comptroller reserves tn
right Of rejecting any all q tae propastous In hi
icdanent the interests Of Tue city ,rc ho,1o
\ a g. fIac. Comctfcliey
C.u{.rolsxs cI.s, New yosk, Aaxut 10, lisa.
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nj ADJ az MORROW u. WITHOUT rxCEfTToS, Tir
IVA Dnst vo,.ceffui asirclogist Ia tac world or thu.
hrs e. ,Nr beer kuown. shc vii tell past preseat aud
uu events, and Will sh0x your faturc hasDand and
abr sot fieris ghicb has es0nish a thoucao durz
b,< travels in ivrore. She Il seventh daughter Of y
Sytrh ghtcr. and eSe horn With g natural gift ny
iDyos ing powers o. Der wonderful clenca ter sr
their vtry thoughts, ar win csue rappy psirs 70 cege
'occthsr who VIII cH enjoy the greatest hArrineSs q
matrimonial tsz. Fer predictions truly <ssoin
70 all who vit her Tbcsc who wish speedy rarrtags
may coll sDou and they rsiy deposc upoa txse advice
founded q The steral rrbcifes q uafic itnoe 7t
BrcSmr street between cecSon sat Vcsa,2tla srsc.s
10 : 20. aGa-lt.sL
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T,ORT HAMILTON PROPERTY AT AUCTION - $50
II lots Third ana United states viii be cold
on the ground, Tuesdsy, Wednesday and THURSDAY,
August % 50 and OIL ale 70 commence each dsy at
sold last year. but Ia entirely plot beautifully 81
fuafed sud between the t@O princpsi avenues The
railroad IA 70 be directly FROM THIRD aue,
ard steambosts ply to ant from Fort Hamilton eight
by land we'll - by From the second story win
dow Of ordinary dseng ary portion % tire
GROUND, can DC full vie ~ az Bay Esrrows,
Highlands New Jersey, ia enslaod Ba III Caney Issnj
1he Atlantic Ocean aud the whole surrounding country,
comm apding Of tho best siewa in the world The
steamer N0rwah leaves Pier No. At 10 O'Clock A. 81
and O'Clock p ~. Title perfect and positive For
free tickets, maps, &c inqare OF W. BARKER or
j. 7. A0ULT0N, Auc'ioDecr, Nassau street
TTENaY r. LEEDS. AUcTTONEEg--uENRY H.
IITDs co. will sell By auction, Thursday, Au-
ust "a 1854 At ~ O'Clock In front OF the store no ID
Ma street. BY order OF the 70 be sold with
ont zone elegant hz, horse agh ten
ysars old sound end kind span Of splendid mues,
about sixteen hatds high seven and teu years old.
excellent team and vAl abls to brosn carriage
horses fifteen ano haf hands high, kind in single and
double ba rness eight years old, mire. tsn
one rptrdd gray mare, cf,eeu hands high, waTracted
sound and kpc 10 IDLE AMI barre. eight old,
60 In 33e; hay pony, 'birecn hands hgh nine
years old warranted sound and bind IN every ac
Tho above s in most excellent condition and order
and reprcs- ted to be Toe lot OF horses aud
uIes has beer Offered at auction Farhsr par
fcusrs win he given NJ the sale Also, buggy two
Hight truttrg Wagons III cg top, leather covered DO
bsrds, silver MOUNTED very rich, nc4t snd beautifully
finished In every respect maze ~ Brs sssr, AMI s
valuable carriage. very excellent silver norntsd
double harness; single harness one d., do Tho
whole OF the above worths the attention OF ell who
wish to supply themselves with frst rate establish
-1nents.
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NfATRIMOSIA Ala YOUNG GIN TiEJAN, TWENTY.
WI three years Of age, ehose circle Of Acquaintance
among young ladies in this city Il somewhat mite aud
having become tired Of Caring for himself aoae takes
this method oil making his wsef known hopiog thereby
10 meet with young lady sritable for hs psrner and
companion. Flo seeks not riches but she must be
specially connected, Of Americas psrontase ami.bls
aIecto1Ate pretty. 10 will Say nothing Il him s
either In praise otherwse; interview will be ali
that is necessary TO fully explain his position and sta d.
ing The lady must not exceed twcnty two ears
This Advertisement is MADDEN good faith and any lady
answering the above Description, uho is isfosed
change her position In life, may be assured that the
adserser Is and si Communications win 10 held
rsce for interview and address, for three days. g. f..
W.. Dr galway Post Office.
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MAbA6 ALVIN FROM PARIS TENDERS nEs
k se-vic"a 70 the Jacks and grEtemec this city
s.re!ssJ BY toots AND eeeuce and is to he consasd
about love- MAR Age, business ls1 matters &c She
~a ten the sp o. TIA lady or gentleman they Vii
marry, also the Dt Of bor vsits g. hndsro ALVIN
eftass the ~ Irish. Frenrh and German lsrgusgos
Hcsdonco SOC Gowery between first AM cond
otice hoars from 10 a. NJ to3P II. Ladies 10 cent?,
gen. emep -.