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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-13

thHthci The hose-llud WHO you may,
Old Time is swiftly flying;
Asd that same flower That blooms tnday-
To morrow mny he dying
Ii who desire of themselves, family. friends,
"A correct, highly finished, and UNFADING DA-
GUERREOTNPE LIKENESS, or one of those al
most breathing Stcrcoscopc Pictures, should embrace
the present opportunity lns delays dangerously of
calling at the Gallery of MINNIS & CO. They have
large and beautiful assortment of Gold Lorket, Pins,
Rings, Bracelets &c. with every style of Case and
Frame, in when to Place Pictures my one of which,
filed with Likeness taken in their inimitabe style,
will ut once make the most beautul-and. at the
time the desrable-present that can be n ade.
aud that will be treasured up sacred mcmento,
long after the loved doner shall have passed away.
They have in their possession every late and impor
Improvement in Chemicals and Apparatus known
in art, and prepared take pictures IL every
style, and warranted please. call from the citizens
OF Lynchburg and surrounding country is respectfully
solicited whethr they may wish pictures or not.
GALLERY inLynchburg Vain st, two doors from
Bridge st. adjoining the Store of Dir. Lyman Syc-
amor. ST., Petersburg, and Main ST., Richmond, Va.
g. w. MlNNIS
serSts NJ s TANNER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-13

r., ann -zz4szss1 NJ TICE-The Ticket Office Of
es.s - v Il T. Railroad Company, at
Lynchbufg will hereafter be closed always five minutes
before the departure of the trains Passengers
,Iue,trd to apply early he flee and procure tickets,
they will positively be charged ten cents in addition
10 the regular of arc; they also requested
procure change. ms no will be changed for less
amount that 81 80. JNO. E. McCRERY, T. Ag't.
July lots
r-g5aA lp,uer. advertising for This Co COPY.
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n Ew ARRANGEMENT
Cheap New GOOds---SecOnd Supply.

vINHE Ladies are invited TO call and examine fresh
l. lot Of Berages and Shallies, which have Just
ceiye! by Express, this morning. Also spt ndid lot
of Frcae Works, Sleeves, ind Collars which will BE- of
fered very cheap Terms cash and one price only
A. c. LEWIS, Excha &c Square,
may > tsif Lynchburg.
". CoNANT MM A. MAInRoN d SETslERi
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Hardware.--FalI Importation, 1854!
P.T. MOORE

Importers and UhoieSaie Dealers in FOREIGN
and DOMESTIC H4RDUARE,
No. "a Pearl st, opposite Mr. H. w. Fry's,
kicIanOnl. W..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-13

RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
BBLS SIunus G. Sugar.
- % Ground, c uliied & Crushed do,
90 boxes Loni Sugar,
10 bbls NJ O. Moasses
10 hhds. +. r. do,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
50 3" Luguira do,
10 " Prime old java do,
50 boxes Adamantine and Sperm Candles.
Large lot of Clover Orchurd Grass and Timothy Seed.
Gail >oon os we are selling cheap.
(frb u is) YOUNGER X SMITH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-13

~ GUANO.--Ne nre receiving and have in store "A
lot of No aud damaged Guano, which we will sell
reduce prices. LEE x co.
sep IT'S Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-13

HE undersigned hnvinr had chnrge of the above
" oh,s from trc'r commencement. under the former
Proprietor Maj. A Ellison IT.; asks lo say the
Rati-Itoad public that lac has engaged with the present
Proprietor md will continue it, mnng ment hoping by
I- long experience in Raj rohd works ard
tcnton the word, entrusted him, merit the mp
probation and liberal patronage ol the public
A. METH Elton, Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-26

Powers will reestablish the status quo ante bsiium
But IL IL not easy to reconcile this statement with
the telegraphed report that the Car has ancoa.
ditionally refused the summons of Austria to ev,
custe the Turkish territory. Another rumor is that
Austria has proposed on certain condition to send
troops to the Danube. And at dinner given at
CoDstantinople May 30, to the Duke Of Cambrid 20,
the Austrian Ambassador, In his speech, spoke
warmly in favor Of the policy Of Eagland and
France.
Capt. Clifford, of the captured English steam
I1gate Tiger died of his wounds, and was buried at
Odessa, by the Russians with military honors, on
the I'd of June. The crew of the Tiger had been
paid their wages. through the Austrian Consul, aud
were in few days to be sent into the interior-the
first lieutenant to st. Petersburg, and the other
officers to Moscow.
Advices from st. Petersburg say that Russia is
about to negotiate loan in Holland.
The Europa arrived at Liverpool on Sunday oven.
ing, llth, ut 10 o'clock.
The steamship Indiana $50 tons, the first ship
of a new line, is advertised to leave SDuthamp pton
July IL, fer New York. This line is to be estsbl she'd
by the General Screw Steam Shipping Company
aid their steamers will sail every weeks Messrs
Crotk key Co., of Southampton, are the agents.
The first detachment of troops for Cuba sailed
from Cadiz, June l, on board the war steamer
lsaLella Catolica.
The Vicar of Peterborough, England, has com
menced a system of open-air preaching, and an
nounces bis intention to persevere in it durig the
summer months.
Queen Victoria held levee on the 9th instant, at
st. James palace, when the following official pre-
sentation took place by the Minister of the United
States-LieuteuantC Colonel Dickerson ade-de-camD
to his Excellency the Governor Of New York.
Admiral Baudin was buried on the 9th with all
the honors Of Marshal of France, and Napoleon
sent an autograph letter Of coincidence to Charles
Baudin, the deceased's son.
A. Yivien, ex.Minister of Justice and of Public
Works in ls4s, died at Paris on the 7th. M. Man
guin, who played leading part in the revolution
Of 1880, is also dead.
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be ascertained at once, aud its motions narrowly
watched
As some OF our mercantile friends may still bs
anxious upon this -ubjeot we give list OF xaat
We believe to be Br tish ships OF war in the Ia tern
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THE BLACK SEA FLEET.

considerable portion Of the combined feet in
the Black Sea had left their cruising ground off Sc
bastopol, and had gone to transport troops from
Constantinople to Varna. few steamers were still
on the Circassan coast
Aomral Dundas has telegraphed to his govern
ment that the Russian authorities have voluntarily
permitted all French and English merchant ships to
leave Odessa.
The London Gazette, Of the 18th inst publishes
the following dispatches relating to the action Of
portion of the feet on the Circassian coast -
PRESENT STATE or TBE FORTS ON THE COASTS or
CIRCAssIA AND GEORGIA.
BRITANNIA, of Bal schik, May 20, 1854
sr-I beg you win acquaint the Lords Commissioners
Of the Admiralty that the Mossdor arrived Yesterday
from Rodoui Kaeh the OF Georgia, having irit
Sit Ldmund Lyons with the AramemnoD, Charlemagae,
Sampson and Highayer there the 2Oih inst, aud
eSI eet him tonight or t. morrow morning
have not yet received cir Edmund Lyons ohcal his
patches which shall he forwarded as soon as get them
bot the result Of bis mept appears to be- mt from
the enhance &c Tie sen AEo - the Turkish Asto
houncary the Hng II 4oss only hea over 'he fotesses
of huata Brd Souas ard the only two vesaeh hat were
thet have been captured az noted IN ny letter
No. 2ls,
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IbW above shows q force OF 0steen veaSels, mount
ing 24A guns. We have omIttc6 tho Fox, frigate,
and VINES. steamer beng under the Impression
that tlvy have been relieved Besides these
there al some baf dozen vessels or the Australian
station, Md 'others at the Cape. The East loSis
Company has aboCs twenty ;,rrned steamer. and
do2eB saihOg vessel which, though all small, might
still do son.C good roe. Under these sroun stan
ces discrv,iNn would b. the bess part OF valor with
the Russans a. We sbal be sur si-ed to hear that
they have not made Themselves scarce.
The ium0re advent III tue Rus ian squadron or
Sim sp re app Vars TO have calfed ,tioR
b re- for We leslrn thrt position to Goveramsnt
tel alf OF the mercantile Community iscantem plated
p a,ing that aruRd steamers shsHild be adequately
eSnipped and De patched for th, pr SECTION
etislly Of vesses employed in the trade
with China. There ar already, ~ VIC remarked
the otLer day, tevsfxi war stsaners Of the Eoya
Navy the lndisn station. All those would
of the Russian squadron for "Wizes." Neye.-
thelcss, for tile sake of public confidence Hwould
perhaps he advisable 70 detach one or morc OF eur
war steamers, either from B,muMy or this Presk
d. ncy 80 patrol the wstery highways OF the Bay of
b, neaI and give timely informatiOrse' any csanle>
tine movements of the Russian yes scls. so tint
may he prepared to tai sndvantage ~ news Of tho
declaration Of war, which will DOUBTLESS arrive ID
Calcutta before IL reache5the Russian commodogo
(Extracs of n bitter dated Calcutta, AprR 28, l8Slb
We beg to bring 10 the notice Of the committee for
managing the affairs Of LoyNs the unp'o -
the eastern trade TIE Brsh vessels Of in thess
ew, and o small sise By the last steamer fr
nhiderabe force being In the ne,ghboroJd Of thAA
port, awaiting, 1t s supposed, intelligence from Europe
OF declaration of war.
JAMES COwEIL 4 CO..
Agents for I1oyd's, and the Liverpool Assoctatisa
of underwriters.
Captain G. A. Halsted, r. N, Secretary Loyps.
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THE RUSSIAN SQUADRON IN THE STRAITS
OF MALACCA.

THE RUSSIAN SQUADRON IN THE STRAITS
OF AALACCA.
From the Bengal Hurkaru
A report has been brought from the Straits by
tie Fekin that Tho Russian feet was of Singapore,
and facetious gentleman adds that " is on the
way to Calcutta. contemporary tells us that the
Czars squadron in the eastern seas CONSISTS OF four
or five ships-the largest sixty gun fr1gate, the
smallest an eighteen gnn corvette" "The squad
ronv he thinks "should be looked after, II there be
any means of doing 20 without danger"
We certainly agree with our contemporary that
the Russisn ships should be looked after, but do
not consier that any thought should be had regard
| ing the danger. Risk must attend such an opera
ton which we feel pretty well sure, will be under.
taken If the Muscovite vessels be really moving IN
this direction. but we doubt II they would sail TO-
| wards India, or even towards Europe, with view
of escaping into the Baltic. IL safety be their OBJ
ect they would better secure 1t by turning their
prows towards the north east, and seeking shelter
in some port in the Cars Asiatic American pos
sessions-probably Okotsk, from which place we
believe the squadron alluded 20 has come
As for the "means Of cbastising, dispensing, or
capturing these Ships" should the squadron keep
the sea and wage war against olr mercantile ship
ping and commerce, we cannot admit tnat tne
Epglish Admiral does moi possess them, and II
strikes that he is preparing for the trial by or
| deiing the Winchester down rom China 20 Singa-
pore, where he has already The Rapid aud Rather
| slooIs, the latter n screw steamer. The spartan
ard the Lily IRE also expected and with these lve
| vessels under his command we do not tank that
| British admiral will be deter ed by any considera
! tiora Of danger from looking after the Russian
squadron. Cur allies, tie French have several YES
fels IN the China etas, and the East lnd Company
can tuIniS.i ho,h aieemes and flO ps, u notp any
| great ~ wfr ttill In srme number. The where
| atouts Of this Russian squadron should certnn.
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EYOURsIONs.

EXURSlONS 10 COMFY ISLAND THE NEW AND
IL splendid steamer NORwAIK Captain A. Hitchcock,
WI mako three exeu.sions daily TO Censy Island, fol-
iows.Isave New York. foot Of Spring street At ~ A.
and p. NJ. Conoy Island, 1t IL A. and ex p. n,
sanding at Fort Hamilton each way Faro to Fort Ham
No half price
TSxcURsION FOR THE NIIIION.-CHRAPEsr SAIL
u In the States faps six ccnts boats leave every half
hour for Staten Island. 1he way to get splendid SAIL
fine view of the bay hartor and ocean, and nhale the
air. Ia to take tine Staten Inland ferry foot Of White
hall street. liberal terms for pic mic PARTIES companies,
and societies. Apply at The ferry house
TcxBURs1oNs 10 THE rBHINa RANKs.-fHR
~ steamer LAURA KNAPP, Captain Anderson, will
make trip every day in the week, eIoopt Saturday,
leaviI foot Of Spring street at TX o'clock A. NJ Peek
slip, Broome street, East river, SS; per No. North
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REWARDS.

dis SS REwARD.-DRowNED, WHILE BATHING,
DIO ut Clifton, Staten Island between and I
O'clock Wednesday evening, July Goth, Richard Null
len about thirty nvo Of age ave feat eight inches
In height sandy hair and whiaksrs The above reward
will b paid for the recovery of tho body. Inquire
address HERON CO., express, ct Staten Island Ferry,
foot Of whitehall street.
dt z REWARD-LOST-AB BLACK AND TAN TERRIER
$DSJ slut, with small spot Of white on the breast,
about IL months old; had IN, when lost chain collar
with owners name and residence. Whoever win return
the dog to that address, to Alfred Schererhorn Bank
OF New York, will receive the above reward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-31

Sewing Mach3nes.-We have fully setaleil
- suits against for infringement, and have - u
esnse- Of Howe, Jr, 10 manufacture under hionnt.
Hereafter, there can Be question shout the - TO
- oar machines We have commenced proseG Z in
Atnasss Of patents, Of which have tan paing
naebdDes AL other machines In market pal ly In.
1rines more of patsnta- II any buy 20 In
1seior naehinea they WIN b compelled 10 pay for "
ssnseto use them. ]. n. SINGER CO., 1913 BDAdway.
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which Of the twain - worst, doutt,
Good reader what think yeup'
supross poisonous trash Is psimsd upon you for
Iyors magnetic powder and life fcst thereby. not
a bad a. setting your house nrG Look 70 thu hee
-, sorstwre and bc sure that nothing ssvs the real
ssustIc powder win sHectuaIy rid yoor dFrupg u bed
1srA roachss, ks Depot 40 broadway.
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Asssm. Csrrs 81 3 xl..les,en.-Or. osrtis-,

Asthma Cureo nv q Shalaf30ns-Or. Curf1s--
Tear SIR have pA stass Of Jour HygeauA and
esn nov aafdy sny OF the ssthnis, disease
of an ysNre stansn The vgeanA needs no puAng
sinr,e trial Of IL sufficient 20 prove re vast superiority
over ali hsr medicines for the sure Of all diseases Of the
iuavs OF throat Yours, truly JAS KEtSBcRt
Posmasser Ipuncsnnop, Pa. Ju, " 1854 Any person
sncosins % to DR. CURTIS No. u sCh.mosr street WI
pant iao chsmbers street; c. H. ring, corner Of John
street and Brcsd.sy; r. a. Knapp, tSS Hudson street
ami lI2 Eighth H. PHILIPPE, orner OF wooster
aud Houston streets Mrs. Hayes, 155 Futon street
brooklyn and Russell sehot ls5 MarkcS street Phila
S~lnhA.
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Uevv York Lung fnssltute, No. Bond
strsetA d,ses, s If tho lungs throat BY
Inhalation Of med tcated vapSr Incpisnt consumption
car be rsdieav eu I'D by his system u treatment
tiepts are dsr disc Ssrgedevery mptom Of their for
disease being vowed No drug q any hind sysn
ussd ty Inhalation Ia now for sale By 4. B. ~ sAads,
c v CHekner, Chs.. R ing, Thom,a Green ia Cham
bers street and No. scnd street frce - Per pssx-
DR. sEsiB0RN can Be vulsed at the Lung lnsanss,
No. Dc nd street
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CANAL AT SAUT SrE. MARIE, MrcRraAN.-In this
truly great work all our citizens feel the deepest in
tesest. The Journal, published at 6aut Ste. Marie,
says:
TIE CANAL-Our readers will be gratiHed to
barn that this important work Is now progressin z
with unusual eamestness The work upon the
hcks, particularly. is being pushed forward with
pelvison Of Mr.. Ashley, are placing the lock stone
with surprising rapidity.
The excavation generally is now assuming the look
work. and an ornament to the country. For few
days past there has been full supply OF face stone
and We hope Il will hereafter be forthcoming e. fast
- wanted.
The weather, thus far, has been favorable for the
fnrtberance Of q work Of this kind. We have had
hut two or three days, Of few hours only in each,
IN which man could not work with perfect COM
fort. In fact, for the past year the weather has
fore within our knowledge during somo seven years
residence In this place.
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THE STREETS.

the Seventh, usventh, Thirteenth and Seventeenth
wards have left IN each station house Of the above wards
for the reception Of any lstters or complaints or
PETER PALM,
CHRrSITAN zEUILK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-31

4. p. Jarvis 4 Co. Offer the balance o1thc1r
spe,ng end boonets and after 10; Of Angus
It prices much below tho original coat
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Dress docs NOT Make the Gentleman, hut
the,EsstBsman being made BY nature and eiaostlon
qui sss corresponding dress Tho substrtum foun-
dit IN Of snch dress is Of GREEN'S shirts and
pst CO Aem Is essential IN the outfit Of Of FASH
ion 10. / Astor House.
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Sewing MAeoanes-TU tho Rubaie..Au suits
Ask~esn me and J. NJ Singer Co. settled and they
sre licensed to make and sell sewing machines my
ya4sut-July ~, 1864. ELIAS HOWE, IN.
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NEW PUBLICATIeEs,
BILLIARDS..

DILILARD TABLES FOR sAJE--THE SUBSCRIBERS
ID have large stoch oftxbles, ready for nip nsnt .,
short notice. eosstns Of rosewood and mahogany with
marble slate pine wood mahogany beis. Mso BILL
hard balls, cloth and trimmings % every description
GRIFFITH b DECKER, 30 Ann sssst.
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TT AsnIiON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OtrYcE
III No Tryon row, Of Chatham street, An.
the mot favorable terms seainst loss and da
Ypsse BY IRE dwellings, stcres, iise, fan-
ture, 40. J. @. WISANS, Secretary
John BRUCE, President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-31

rsesr Robez4s u Co., 3sS Broadway, have
5aA opened very largo assortment Il vAlencicnnes
yard sspsriw stock Of point d'Aencon laces and
0olnrS. vary Ich.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-31

Crisas Nlors's Exnlr DSe.-rhls pee~leas arsa-
el nov universally acknowledged to b ss safest aad
mcst reL ,bls dye IL fail. in colorng
process H. spartins meanwhile nourishment and si1d-
the tar. sold wholesale and retail sud applied
~ No q Ast Vx House.
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wigs an q Toapces.-Batchelos, % No. an
Broadway II pleased 70 another beautiful i'm
pro, ement in tho manufacture a these articles This
nyenion Il ap ped 20 lsdies and gentlemen hst work,
and 10 the perfect imitation Of nature Jet dis
oyered
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sweetness and purity Of tome aad slastty Of touch
sss piapos ehalenge comparison with Al ether unakes.
&. 816sr Co. . premium pianos, with Or without the
smsitsd more universal ccnmendaton from tho press
throughout the civilized world than these celebrated
yaupos 6flbert's boudoir pianos. Haett Cumston's
raoA - the I'D firm of Hsllett Co. Jacob CHECKER.
hG planes The shove pianos 70 be found only ct thu
gEost music establishmsnt Of HORACE WATERS, 3SS
- .&Wgy.
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muesAslssb HAaR Dye - senS the Leading
ss ~ al sssnevlssssd " ~ the - aye ss:sat fer
Tthsssssss n al paxts Of ths vcrld 1ssasn y Ne esy
sshahls eye hnswn. esld d bA1CHkAORs, No. IS
ppsA1wAy e&M.. ~ ff
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THE MIITARY.

ATA MEETING OF POOLE GUARD CONVENED AT
IN the house Of P. v. Lockwood, on Friday evening,
July IS, the following resolutions wero unanimously
ADOPTED
whereas, It has pleased Anwiso Providence to sud
denly from midst late worthy and much
esteemed brother and companlon-Smith Alderman
belt
Resolved That in the loss Of our late associate void
has been made which time only can AL Taken from
among us one beloved BY all who knew HIM Of generous
dispOsto1 and heart ever open to the feelings Of hu
mainly, . kind husband and afectonate companion.
Resolved, That we deeply sympathse with his widow
in this her great affection and trust that the thought
that her husband has been removed from this world
another and better ono, whore all Is happiness and
peace, may sustain her in this her hour Of trouble
Resolved, That we wear the usual badge Of mourning
for the space Of thirty days. in honor Of the memory
our deceased friend and brother and that copy Of those
resolutions DO presented to the widow Of the deceased
and as body attend the funeral Sunday July go at
2 O'Clock r. N. JACOB ACKER, Chairman.
JAMES BANNER Secretary.
II lindsey BLUEs.-SPECIAL ORDER.-NEW YORK,
july 20, 1854 The members Of this corps are hereby
notified to assemble at No. dridgo street, Tues
day evening" LIST instant ct eight O'CLOCK for the trans
action Of important business. BY ORDER
JoHs T. ToAI, Secretary.
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LIQ UORs, &C.



THE TRADES, &c.
TINO BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS-A YOUNG
l. man having served his time In New York st The
above business doth forwarding and 6nishing but for
the last few years has been otherwise engaged 70 6e
of obtaining employ ment above would b Wiling
to enter Into engagements for six months. Address 4
Y. T., box l84, Herald ONCE. /.
ITO BOSS BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS - WANTED.
i situation, by . respectable young man, under In
sructions has served ave In EugAnd objection
to the country. Address N. 100 Cedar street.
gTVo CALICO PRNTERs.-wANTED, BY A YOUNG
i man from IN English works, stuAtion who're
general kno sledge Of printing might DO made useful;
has valuable information In the producing Of stylos
Address A. B., ll2 sands street, Brooklyn.
TITO PRINrERs.-wANTED, A SECOND HAND MA
i chine press-cylindsr or IN Aiams-not loss than
Is by 20 inches Also, small engine Address Prank
lin Herald Office stating terms and place.
YTvO SIGN WRITERS, HOUSE PAINTERS, &0-A
Il person Of considerable perence IL open 70 -
msnent situation, being Arst rate workman In the fol-
lowing bnnchss-S,gn Lettering in all texts, superior
house painting granting. maj bling gliding, hroAsanG
and enamollng glass required, has perfect know
ledge Of accounts. Address W. g. care Of Nh. JAxss
Prentice, Chambers strsst.
vVyO TAIIORS AND CIOrHIERs. "A FIRST CLASS
i cutter Of many years experiences thoroughly -
quanted with every branch Of the trade and wen quail
fled Ia every PARTICULAR - conduct Aryt rate tnDsss
is open for IN engagement. Good reference. Ad-
dress H. Y, Herald once.
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REMOVALS.

ID EM0vAL--yAAES McCREERY co. HAVE RE-
strsst, ope door West Of Church street.
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DANE FARM FOR sALE-BEAJHFULLY SITUATED
IL In New Rochelle, WsstchesteS county, State Of New
York. containing about three acrcs being part Of
the farm Of 300 given by the State Of New York to
Thomas Pane the author here for his patriotic sorvces
in the times that tried mems souls. Besides the old
homestead, occupied occasionally by Mr. Paine in the
hitter part Of his life 1t contains barns and other out
houses Further particulars can be had Of the agent
Mr. O. VALE Of Bowcry and Division Streets who
will exhibit map Of the farm.