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DUTCH FLOWER ROOTS

JCSf Lhf'OhIEOs
TUE undersigned would inform his friends and
/ customers that he has just received q fna col
lec ion 0: over Roots, from Harlan, in Holland,
cor sisting Of
Double and Single Hyecinths in great variety
Do do Tulips do
Jonquiis, Nsrcissus, Snowdrops, Crocuses Ranun.
culus, Lilies, &c. .. ..
The roots are remarkably fine this 81 AEON, having
teep selected with the gr attest possible care they
the first or largest culins being far different
from those sod a Auction, which are generally of
the fourth or fifth culliDg, and aever higher than
the third cuIling. Prices reasonable.
JOHN SAUF,
Seed Store corner 7th and streets.
o,t 5-ec6t*
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CAPTAIN CANOT,

E. a CTHOh Ok The GREAT BOOK JUST BE
"a IN3 PUBLISHED, SPEAKS of HAMPr0N's
TINCTURE
GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM CONTRACTED
UNDER TROPICAL CLIMATES.
BALTIMORE, Md June 4. 1854.
kr &ock6Ttdgs cfa's F0rs'stat" Hotel Ltga street,
Dear Sir: Being on the point Of leaving ths city,
avail myself of a few idle moments to thank you
kindly for the medicine you sent me, and Ehich has
restored NE to the use of my limbs. / beg you to
send me four bottles more, to- carry on my voyage
ii &C had the fortune to use DR.. Hampton's Vege
table Tincture my confidence is 20 strong that, in
gratitude the proprietors Of said medicine, be,
you to present my respect to them, and induce
then to make it more publicly known as a sure
Rheumatic cure. Having called on NE on the 10th
Of apri. lss., and seen me prostrated on my bed.
useless in all my II LBS, you appreciate nea ly
90 well as myself the prompt relief received from
Dr Hsmpton's Tfnc+ure, and am positive had ir
not been for your strong and forcible recommends
tions should still have been In bed.
II ia really pity this sp4cfc should not be ap-
proved by medical men, and like ali patent drugs it
should suffer the imputstion the public generally
give to SUCH Preparations. l mY.elf, who Was al
ways opposed TO patented specific took this medi-
cine with reluctance, and without confidence in it.
and it was only through your dsinterested, friendly
recommendations, and my critical situation that in
dnced me to try this really beneficial Vegetable
Tincture.
You NAV inform Messrs Mortimer 4 Mowb-sy
that they at lib-rty to make use of my name in
the support of the good effects of DR.. Hampton's
Vegetable Tncture as it has cured me in five weeks
Of q chronic b1tdn,mGtory rheumatism, contracted
pnder tropical climates, and of years periodical
duration. have only used three bottles, and find
.hst even the deformed parts Of my hands are fast
-eturning o Their fermG natural appearance
h4vS been under toe treatment of several ply
s;cisns in London and Paris, without any apparent
benefit; also, while in New York, having tried the
fhcmpsonian and Homeopathic remedies afler hay
ing been tormented with galSanic ba teries, cold
AMI aromatic baths, and hundrsds of internal and
external medicines, ali to no effect, sm, so tar,
-IIred by this Hampton's Vege able nneture only.
Therefore, my ear sir, accept of the assurance Of
my gratitude, and believe your well wisher.
THOMAS CAHof
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UNDEkIA IAkEke5, DC.
CABINET MAKER = UNDERTAi

CABINET MAKER = UNDERTAKES.
I He undersigned would respectfully inform lii
friends, acquaintsnces, and the public generally
thst ne still continues to execute all orders in hi
hne OF business In the best manner and ut the short
sgt notice. -
REPAIRING neatly and promptly executed
~ FUNERALS attended to at
the shortest notice. and IN tbs best
manner Bodiss PRESCRIBED in The 1neft pe7Jsc. man
: II, eresa ~ the seaTnsest toedtEer.
An4nkfaI for past favors, he would respectfully
solicit, and viii sndeavor to merit q oontinusnce O,
tue same. ANTHONY BUCHLY,
Pa. ave, s. side, between 9th end 10th sts
1ssideace: Mr. tfartin's No 1885, ID street I ;rd
aouss essto 7th street mar IT-ly
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TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
OUSEKEEPERs and others are reminded th=,
IA the folloTins list of articles are of the very
best description, and be purchased from the SUB
sIriber on as low terms as any other bouse in the
city. a large assortment and supply always Oh
hand:
Oils CT sll kind Queersvars
Paints BRUSHES
Camphine Clocks
Fsrrish Lamps
Turpenttne Chandeliers
Window GlEs7 9irandoiss
CHINA Vases
ksrthenwars Britannia Ware
Glass &c, &C., &c.
Goods ssnt to any part of the city free Of charge.
Country dealers will do well to call.
@ g. WHITTLESEY,
7th street. opp. Seden Withcrs' Bank.
mar l7--tf
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wARRENS
IMPROVED FIRE AND WATER-pROOF
CON MPOSIT POOEIN

M caEe pleasure Ia calling the attention Of
w Parties ooBt-uP plating building IN this high
~ popular ruOnng mst-Fi.l, which has been in ex.
tensiTs Use thrOucLDUt the cities OF the westsr ,
States and BTit sh Pr,vieees for upwards of 10
during which time Il has ben t-sr7d b. eyery ysri
ETY. OF fcrcumstzncss snd Ia universally conceded n
possess, IN greater dl,r-- than Anv other roofing
slAsersi "a uss 'hs valuable QUALITIES of chespness
DURABILITY and security sgainst the scion OF he 81
emsrts.
We are really 10 contract for roofuz ia IN. city
and country.
OCiae hours rT6m III 20 l? ~ sud { u pm
q VI. WARREN co,
4utn % - d'oE above HsiuIe's Auction Room.
aug l9-3ns
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CHOICE HAVANA CIGARS.

-. JUST RECEIFED.
~ 8 McELFRESH, adjoining the National Io-
VI. til, would invite the public in general to call
ana -xamine his stock Of Superior HAYANA A CIGAR
of his own Importation. They comprise all the ia
vorite brands to suit the various rsstes Of all con
sumers .-.
Always on hand, every vari 'ty Of Chewing and
smoking Tobac o of superior qua'ity
An elegant stock of be sutiful mounted Canes,
Umbrell $, Porte Monnses Cigar Gases, Pipes, &c
at most reasons be prices. sep 3o--eolm
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JOHN REESE.

-o@-.. T. JOHN REESE,
FROPRIETOA OF TIE
Eagle Plumbing and GaS-FittiBg Depot,
az oULD respectfully call the attention II the
~ citizens of Washington, GeorgS-
town. and vicinity To the excellent assors *
N. mt of Goods in mis- line, which he hss ~zsSA@
on hand aid is daily receiving addition te SES@
Chandeliers, Drop Lights, Brackets, Pendants,
and in "a every article connected with the 0ss fit
ting butissss can De found at his establishment
embracing all Inequalities Of beauty, sty It, du1a-
bIlty and chespneis.
HIS plumbing department embraces all articles in
that line, such as marble tcp Wsshstsnds, Bath
subs, Shower Baths, and all the appendages neces-
saIy for the prosecution sf that branch OF his bui
ness Work con6dhi 10 him will receive prompt at
tenton, and its execution be UNSURPASSED.
Builders and all others will find it to their ad
vantsge hsssase going elsewhere, 10 call at the
D. EAGLE DEPOT,
Corner OF Penna. avenue and 6 b st.
n1p,
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WASHINGTON IRON WORKS.

Adtne docnue, betl0een ~ and Oh SIS
Nj MANCFACrUREk of Steam Engines, Boilsrs
1tl Water Tanks, shafting, Puleys, Hangers and
Mill Work generally.
Will furnish saw Mills, all kinds of Castings
Wroukht and Cast Iron Pipes, and everything in the
Iron line generally.
1sO small ENSLNxS on hand and for sale For
information address 6. T. NOYEs Washington Iron
Works, Washington D. o. I5-tf
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT
s.@ssE New and secondhand PIANOS of
TEFgsmy own and several other factories,
are always to Re had at my Pi+no Wareroom, on
llth street, between Pennsylvania avenue and h
street.
Old Planes taken In exchange.
Tuning also attended to.
+. G. REICuENBACH
Sd few very low pi iced seco nd ham Pianos
S25. for asia ,ug IN-soqrs
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REV. VsRNoN EsKRIDsE.UsN.

PORTSMOUTH, VA Aug. IS, 1851
Mr. j. z Bcush-5ear sir: While am. in gene
raj, opposed to patent medicines candor compes me
% state that hsve great confidence in the virtues
Of Hsmpton's Vegetsbls Tinctur-. For several
months past have used it in my family and in
iyspepsis loss Of appetite dizziness and general de-
oiity, with entire success So fsr my experience
exteuts, therefore, take pleasure in recommend
Ing it to The afflicted as safe and efficient remedy
ana, respectfully, yours,
VERNON EsKRIDaE,
Chaplain, United States Navy.
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CAUTION.

TET Z the undersigned, hef,lers, have jointly r..
~ soived that II we detect am person or persons
hereafter ia buying selling, filing, collecting
Bottles with the following names on, viz: Maacg &
army, Army Shinn, McKeon Il Mc3ranu, John
McKeon, unless author rzsd by to do will be
prosecuted 20 the utmost extent Of law
JOHN Mex KEDh.
Army SnINN, Georgetown.
Wsshirg gton, Sept 20, 1854.
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know that the house of refuge will soon be
completed when place will be afforded where
proper course of instruction and moral train
Ing will do much to win back these youthful
deiinquents to the paths of virtue ana integ-
rity.-Baktfnlore Annerrcan. - -
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825 REWARD

M L will give the above reward to any person
w who will give such Information as wi |
lead to the detection and conviction of any person
or persons who buy, SELL FILL collect our bottles
without being authorized by US so to do.
ARMY & SHINN,
sep 2T--eOlm< JOHN Nick EON
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The END OF CAREER OF CRIsE-On Fri
day night last, Lorenzo S. Felt, of this city,
ooinmitted suicide in Jail at Salem, by hang
ing himself TO the bars of his cell Eel, for
long period carried on a medical Office in
this city, under the name Of Doctor Felt.
Some half dozen years ago, the police of this
city and Essex county made important dis.
coveries relative TO gang Of some thirty or
forty persons, including justices of the peace
coustabl les, and some lawyers, who were en-
gagged in the preparation of robberies by the
wholesale, plundering stores, hotels, stealing
horses, DC, their headquarters being in Essex
county. A number of this gang were arrested
III Essex county, tried, convicted and punished,
but others escaped, il is believed through the
completely of police officer of this city, now
daad. To this gang DR.. Felt belonged He
Vas afterwards arrested here on a charged OF
hoIse-stealing in New HAMPSHIRE, and carried
there for trial, the result Of which we do not
know
La 1892, soon after number Of bold forge.
les had been committed upon the Boston
banks, Felt presented the forged check UPON
a 30 ton firm for about 81 ,0oG at the counter
OF bank at Cambridge. He was arrested on
tho spot, but made such disclosures relative TO
his accempiires. Boston lawyer and o clerk
Ia bank, who, it appears, were engaged in
other and more extensive forgeties thst he
was accepted as States evidence, hut the
lawyer and the bank clerk forfeited their bail
aud fed, and no public disclosures were made,
thdssh fac $ came to light sufficient to show
that they were maturing plot to rob State
street bank After this, Felt was not again
beard of criminally, until he applied for board
at IL house in East Boston, which he lef. the
me night, carrying with him about $l00, of
winch he had robbed the keeper. Ii was for
this robbery that he was arrested and COM
niitted to the Salem Jail Officer Philbrick
vent down for him on Saturday, but found
only his dead body. At the time of his last
arrest he had number Of buTgIarious instru-o
ments upon his persoa.-B0stom IraUeler.
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
500 GEORGETOWN. DC

GEORGETOWN, D. G.
:s. aTs a. ~a' n. o;.rs, 3 Si.rA' FarorrArs.
'AE duties Of this Seminary will be resumed on
i FRIDAY, September lsr.
Tne course OF studies actually pursued in this Ii
sestution embraces higher and more thorough
range than that pursued in any other Female Sem
mary in the Union. =
The location OF the Seminary is remark able for its
saiuprlty; The buildings are large, the rooms caps.
eous, and the grounds for recreation are very am.
pie
Terms tor boarding pupils, $500 per session of 10
months, payable on iAe LIST September and 1st OF
February. This charre includes boarding. tuition
in English and Msthsrnat.cs. rent, fuel lights
and Eascing. Music, French, Spanish, dc. Drawing
and Painting extra.
Day scholars from IS to $40 Per quarter, according
to the classes which they enter.
Reference ia mBds to DIR. Grafton TYLER Can.si-,
Geo. +. de Ia Roch, w. G. Ridgely. Esq, " Hunter
Esq, W; 8. Ii. TAILOR. ESQ, Francis Dodge, Esq,
Robert P. Dodg-, Bsa., and DR.. o. N. Jinthicum.
Georgetown, D, G.; and to Jos. Ii. Bradley, ESQ.,
aaron c; DAYTON, ESQ.,, and Mr.. Fitzhugh Coyie,
Washington, d. G.
iv l4-tf Intel Upion)
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UNDERTAKING & CABINET MAKING.

fENhE advertiser returns sincere thanks TO Lis
friends snd the pp bic in ~~zuuuuu~~uur>
<sueral thsir past patronage,
snd informs them th~t. with In
creased facilities, he is prepared -
" att, pd To all orders III his line Of bus with
pr 9tnes3 and dispatch He gives his PER- onal at
t'ntiou 10 Undertaking, and thoe requiring his
servicss i'll always 6nd him CAREFUL ard obiging.
Calls attended 10 at all hours day aud Dig't
In tn Cahnei making iiae he srus e 10 he BILE to
give satisioct'on as leTstofore. His est, bRhment
is On IA avenue, Nos. ls5 and lss. between lsth
ana 18th ,sts +, First Ward, Washington. 50 =
JOSEPH GAWLRR,
oet Sim Cabinet Msksr and Undeftaksr.
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THE UNION ACADEMY.

EoT1er ot l4th street and Ne.o Fork drenue.
HIS Insfttutisn viii be opened for the next yes;
I on the fist Monday in September. 1854 The
mum nsr OF pupils Is limited. The school. will con
FIST OF three classes Junior, Middle and Senior Ev
cry desirable facility Is offered Ap ,icatione shout
Oe maoe immediately. Preference given to thoss
who enter for the longest time.
Circulars at the bookstores.
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY will open at
the same time. Circulars IS above.
q RICHARDS, s.
y oA-oSm MRS NJ. A. RICHARDS
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REMITTANCEs TO IRELAND.

= sRsONS desiring TO send money to Ireland, can
1 obtain checks for 81 or more, on the Belfast
Hsnking Company, paysble In all the principal
yS-ns- Apply to CHURB BROTHERS,
Bankers. opposite the Treasury Building.
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY %

'fNHiS besutiful burial place Of the dead having
l. just been dedicated with appropriate Ger emonies
for the purpose open for the reception Of the
rsnains OF deceased pertons.
The hAUSOLEUM has capacity for q husdred
bodies, in which such friends c the dead ss may
apply can place the departed until they select sites
ioI the graves.
The plan of the incorpOrators Is ono of equality in
regard to the lots, which will be put mp publicly
Tor sale, (although they usually bring premium }
making tne early selection of lots tae most desir
able.
Until an office ia established in the city of Wash
lDgton, applications wi be punctualiy att, nded
to at the present Office in tine east wing the build.
ing on entering the Cemetery.
WM. s. HUMPHREYS
N. B.-Glenrood is situated short dictance dus
north of the Capitol. auY ll-sm
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- YNONYMS OF THE NEW TESLA ANsNT, BY X.
- Q. French, B. D., author OF 1.-The study cf
orids" &c.
fennsssssan Abroad, or Letters from Europe,
AFRICA, ard Asia, by Randolph Mscaarock, A. NJ > L.
= r -csInber Of the Nashville Bar
TAYLOR MAURT'5
9eP 81 Bookstore, near 9Th st.
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L FISHER.

Il FISHER. MRS. F. HERMAN
e. FISHER & CO.,
FRENCH STEAM SC0URERS,
lETILL thoroughly Clean all kinds Of Ladies and
w children's Dresses ms CO of Fix, Velvet. or
Wool. GeptIemen's Goats, Pants, Vests, and Or.
yats, without shrinking or taking off ,he natural
gloss
The utmost puDctuality warranted.
White Grape Shawls dons up equal to new.
N. B.-Coats and Pants, if desired, will be mended
in tie very neatest style,
VIM P. sHEDD, Agent,
Fancy Goods and Millinery, nth st.
aep Q-eolm flntaD
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TO INVENTORS.

HE once OF "rhe Inventors Protection Nationa,
L Union" Is on Tth street, opposite the East Por.
tIoo OF the Patent Office, and now ready to attend
1 me business OF its members, namely: IN making
examinations ami soliciting patents Ac
Inventors are invited t. all and get copv Of IN
Oonsti;u ion and By laws, and where any Informs
non will be given respecting the Union.
All letters on business must be directed to this OF
ice, where attention viii be given Immediately.
model shop Is in connection with the Office,
where models can l. Bsde &C order at the shortest
octice I. @. CLAYTON,
A. io-ly President I. p. n d
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a Good Anecdote.

4 correspondent Of the Boston Transcript
gives the following good anecdote: ..~ 49,.
have heard good anecdote here, of one OF
your Boston men, which is too good to be kept
from your readers Theodore D. Parker, ESQ,
q merchant in your city, happened a few weeks
slice to be guest for one night at Mr.. Knapp's
hotel. After tea as he was enjoying the cool.
hess of the evening breeze on the piazza, he
noticed gentleman in he office who was r..
amining the book Of arrivals, aud who after
wards walked up and down the piazza, scan
hing him tMr. ? very closely Some ten or
fifteen minutes passed in this way, when the
Stranger broke the silence by addressing him:
g Is your name Parker, sir?n -, ss1
Yes, SIR ---..
- Theodore Parker t''
(" Yes, SIR" IS - t--@ 80
DO you come from Boston, sir d" ro-
Yes, sir - -.-. ---. d,
Then, sir with look as if the identity
Of tho individual were fairly established, J II
suppose that you are the man who goes about
IN New England, Villifyins the institutions of
the South ~
80 no, no." answered the astonished Mr..
Parker before whose eyes bag of featheis
ami a kettle of tar danced mumentary pas ds-
drUr; ~ am Theodore ID. Parker-I am a
merchant in Boston-I am not the minister
whom you speak of - . r.... ...--F -
- An that alters the case, theu," responded
The chivalric Virginian in a milder tone;
" out, allow me TO give you one piece of advice.
and that is, that if you are going to travel
round in the digginS, you had better in future,
wren you sign yOor name, be particular aad
make that D. id plain, 1'
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- n " - ~ Il Es
OHRONIO OK NERVOUS DEBILITY
DISEASES OF TIE KIDNEYS. AND
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
4 DLS0RDEREO Liver
OF STDh5ADE.
fusn Constipation, iuSsrd Pies Futn.ss OF lOo.
70 the Hesa, AGiii:y OF the Ssom seh, EsassA
Heszt0u-n, Disgust Ior Food, FuilHsas or weigh; IL
ths S-o1aaC1, Sour Er1GtssioEs, &lIlkins o. ut--
in8 a rs - ~ -, 57G-s scff, EaI-!ag OF to-
Hsad, uI-r.0i AMI 0id'ccit Bresei-;ng. Ei5tseri-s
~ the dss-eJ Clicking e. 51lJcariny saisf.tfoas
Snen = lyinS Po5ta-s, Dja:aoss o. Tisi0r, Dot
or Wshs csfcrs tho sigh, FoFsF ana D1u Pain IA
tas head S5i,icnsy ef P.-spira tou, Yeliozress OF
tna 6Ziu snt Ayes, Pain "A tae siGs Bsek Caest
Limbs, 50, Sc1isH Flu5.iss q Heat, BaEnirS ia
tbs Eissh, Constant Iva innings oi evil snd Great
Depression OF Spirits,
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PROPOSALS..


DACIFIC RAILROAD OF MIssOURI-NOTICE TO
proposals will he received by the
o'clock + NJ The 18th day Of May next for the sradins
Of the first division OF the o.
present terminus of The road forty miles west o.
about seventy esk miles The line will be divided into
sections Of about mile and proposals DO made
tians
country y'i and 's i
The undersigned to themselves reject all
PRoPostAlLs, FOR OR $4,000 OF THE LOAN AyTno
s e ia .ns aRs
road Company BY loan to the amount Of I'VE millions Of
faa ss dsSss
loan By said or part Or part.
e s $50 IS sss
time at the rate q six per annum payab.
sse IN
ss5d s s s E,
stating wbe.h5r the bid be for sucb certaeaas fo
$3.50 and $40 Tms Ui S' per cont 81 n
par Of the of the awarded each pnr
sny
twsnt per cent or before the Tst day q Jy next sa
the balance Of The amount bid before the first day Of
the fuflment of the contract which interest will be al
lowed for the residue paid in certificates bonds will be
issped No BID for the par value will be received
the right hereby reserved TO ieclino
all Of the proposals. and in default made by
any bidder n .kns any Of che payments ABOVE
CURED tie rgat Ia to sell 1t public private sale
and slch terms IS shallb deemed ~peden and at the
rick and for the account such of tho
loan tohim awarded The proposals will be opened by the
undersigned NJ the Mayors Office, 1T the time above proi
fed Proposals TO be addressed tho Cermssioners OF
Finance, City Registers Office, BaItmofen AID endorsed
Oder ''for S2000, Co..
j. SMITH H0LLINS, 2cuu,,
WIN. GEon1E BAKER Of Finance.
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sITIPpTEG.

E'ok sAyANNAB-FARE REpUoeD-THE NEW AND
splendid sice wheel steamship GLORGIA Capt, j. j.
a1ryn Dr. carrying the United States mail viii leave
for Savannah "Wednesday April ~ at 10
oelok A. NJ from the wharf above Vine street. In speed
ara strength nna every arrangement for the comfort and
convenience of The this ship is unsurpassed
Fare from Philadolrha ss0 aserage Ss The keystone
safe leaves above the following Wednesday Agents
in Flireelrhia Heron Martin Th North wharyes; In
Savannah, c. A. L. Lamar.
L1oR VIRGINIA CAROLINA. GEORGIA, SC-THE
limited States mail steayIhip JAMESTOWN, Capt.
Ayrl g. at O'clock =. M for Norfolk, Petersburg and
Richmond. Time to Norfolk about twentyfour hours;
Passengers arriving there take the Seaboard and
Roanoke. and Wlninston and MANCHESTER railroads to
Norfolk S. to Petersburg and Richmond SO; Storage
half price For reght apply board and passage
LUDLAM PLEASANT5, 81 Broadway.
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HONIESTEADS.

Ao>>>No~~>~>oS~~~Noo>N>
BUILDING LOTS AT CLARENCEVILLE. L. IA
ID public meeting for the admission Of subs rbers these
beautiful and desirable building lots with chance to get
and lot worth 81 200 for S9iD will be held every
Thursday evening" at Union Hall los Bowery III O'clock
Pm. JACOB PECARE 16S Hestsr street
WEST FLUsHINGi ONLY SEVEN MILES FROM THE
w City Hall by ferry and railroad We call the alton
ali those who about to purchase lots in the yic
nifty Of New York to this beautiful property property
offered for sale around the city Is possessed of the natural
advantages of West Flushing The streets are graded
that will be incurred by the purchaser beyond
the price Of the lots great number have already
been sold The railroad directly through it, and the
the Williamsburg and Flushing stages pass the property
every fifteen minutes. Terms easy and accommo dating
Full maps tickets to visit tho ground &C.
be had of BARKER ELLIOT, A Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08
CORPORATION NO1uCEs.

CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
BY given to the owner or owners occupant occupants
u all houses and LOTS improved unimproved lands ~
ctsd thereby that the following have been
,ompetsd the Assessors and lodged the oce Of
he Bureau Of Assessments for examination by Gil
atsre :tsd we'll and pump in l2sth street be-
tween Sixth and Seventh The limits embraced by
ush include all the several houses and lots Of
ground lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
both sides of 1h street. from Sixth Seventh
and East side Of Seventh avenue between 18th and
l9h streets All persons whose interests Affected by
he above and opposed the
either Of them requested to their OBJ
ectons in writing to the undersigned At their once No
Hall Of Records within thirty from the date Of this
lokce. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE }Awsssora
CHARLES McNIELL,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department March
a. 1854.