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GALrSA, Oct 20, 1853.
Messrs c. Il. Fisher Co., Cleveland OHIO -Gentlemen
We have only three bottles VI Enersons Hair Restorative
on hand it sells rery rapidly and gives great satisfaction
We sold the first bottle to gentlemen aged &c. who called
few days after and was delighted with It, II only caused
his hair grow ae, but changed the old hair to IT'D ory-
hal color This morning person called and purchased
second bottle he quite bad and reoices In new
growth Of good strong and natural hair We longer
tate to recommend 1t to customers being an
HAIR kssToRArvE-We shall make large sales for you here
We think you had better send Immediately two gross more
we should have ordered sooner but did we were
nearly out. Very respectfully your obeden servants,
DODGE h BENTZ.
SMITH Il PIERCE, Agents, Montpelier.
G. f. FISHER & CO., Proprietors,
s! Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Retail Price SI,O9 per Bottle.
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NEW YORK GOODS
FOR THE SUMMER TRADE
TTLCT pErETIyCp

MANY from Auction. and at REDUCED rRlcn.-fsr In
IVA New York there are more Goods than MONEY The
largest assortment In own and at the est ptices
be found at the PEOPLES sToRE opposite Brick Csurcb
May "a 1854 LYMAN 4 kING'
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WESTERN VERMONT
Troy and BOston Railroads.
S0UTREN Il v ESTERN ROUTE,
Carrying the United States and Canada Mails and
National Express Matter
TO TROY, ALBANY AND NEW YORK
" lngton, via Rulla' d aud burlington Railroads
6.l5, a. m.--Arrise at Vergsnnes 700 AM Mddehury
7.3o NJ, Bran on SOC A. M, Rutanu a45 AN
Leave Rutland, by Accommodation, at 1000 NJ. NJ
by Express Trpin AT 30P arriving at Troy 4.31
Pm, and New York At 3Or
1O.3e u. m.-Arrive at Vtrgenne. II 90 A. M. Middle
bury ll5s M, Brandon l2.al P M, FINLAND Lilo
Pm. Leuvc Rutland | y Express, at 1870 P NJ. and
arrive at Try 40 IN, New York 9.3) Pm, Elk.
press train leaves Troy for Buffalo 600 p. NJ, arrives
500A.
pry I'VE 6 sIa %sssfa aat.a M'd ias
A NJ I" I"dse. Leave Rutland by Express Train at
6.l5 AM, arrive at Troy 80 A. NJ, New York 900
Express Train leaves Troy ll.0O A. M, arrives
at Buffalo $50 I'm.
Trains leave Buffalo for Chicago, &c.,
Via Lake Shore Raiiroad 7.3l NJ, l0.45 A M, and
10 30 Pm. Via Great Western 9o0AN Michigan South
cru and Michigan Central Steamers 10 P.
Accommodation tain leaves Burlington Is A NJ. and
arrives at Rutland Asa L. aves for Troy at 10 90
arriving at 80 NJ, connecting at Troy with Express
train. for New York and Buffalo,
The Railrnad Route from Burlington to Troy, Albany,
New York and Buffalo will avoid the dan gers aud decays
incident to other routes. The sperd regularity and secu
rty untqualIedthe time much less than by any ether
rout,, and the change Of only often is required
fr safety. The completion If the new and splendid Pas
senGer station of The Troy Union Railroad Company af-
rcrds facilities for obtaining ufreshmen's and changing
for Buffalo and the West unrqudlIed by any che
route.
~ Thi. is the only Line by which passengers can pro
cure THROUGH TICKETS for the West, n.; reqIiiing
To he exchanged on the Route Ptseng going to Al
bany will fnd this the shortest and mos direct Route the
Albany Northern 4. R.. not being in operation between
Eagle Bridge and Albany .-.
W Passengers for BUFFALO, TOLEDO, DETROIT,
CHICAGO &c. will be seppied with through ickeis, by
any of the Routes from Buffalo
BAGGAGE CHECKED AND TICKETS SOLD
Al the principal Stations the line OF The Rutland and
Bur inson Railroad, or by JOHN CHURCH. General
Ageut, and f. L. PRlNDLE, at tile principal Hotels.
RTAt Kutand inquire for Bennington Route aud West
Vermont and do not change cars at Center Ru
land. lV. BAKER, Sum. Frey and Boston Railroad
Ms. EDDY, Supt. Western Vermont Railroad.
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Preserving Butter 1or . years
or more In all ts original sweetness and purity, (wAR
sIrrxp TO DO SOY There 10 no extra labor incurred, and
less than osc fourth Of penny per pound In cost and il
sells readily for from to four cents per pound more
when first manufactured haa any other The great value
consists In enabling man keep his butter l tue price
ia biph in market thus putting tens Of thousands Of dol
ses into the pockets of the farmers OF Vermont alone All
letters he and all return letters viii be sent
Free with full explanations Who will eat salt ana crease
any longerl ENOs eAkGEANT'
Warren, W. May lot, 1853. Su
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Ole Nous GIeauer.

The CHOLERA IN New ENGLAND.--The cholera
has broken out in Providence, Rholn Islan,i.
Seven marked cases have occurred, and six OF
them have terminated in death Let the cities
be prepared for the visitation of this terrible
scourge at the approach of warm weather, and
let not the country be unmindful of precautions.
SLAYToN's SToRE.-We would call the atten-
ton of our readers to the notice. in our adver-
Using columns, of our enterprising young friends
and efficient patrons, H. X. Slayton & Co., of
Calais, and cannot but hope the people in that
vicinity will give them, as we believe they de-
serve, an extensive patronage.
Tue SEVEN MILE MIRRoR.-See the notice of
this widely known and much admired Panorama
of the North-never before exhibited in Yer
mont, and be sure to go and see it. 1t is both
entertaining and instructive. And all should
see it.
The OLD IIUTcINsoN STAND in Middlesex has
been purchased by Mr.. Horace Bruce, one of
the Washingtonians, who, ten or twelve years
ago, was without money or friends, but who
since, by perseverance in the good resolutions
then taken, and his untiring industry, has accu-
muated enough to purchase this old and favor
lite Tavern Stand, at Middlesex Mills Let him
be encouraged and patronized, else what re-
ward hath he more than othersl'
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Elijah WiHssilip's Estate.
One Ching il GeraS5rsl
RsOnncfS. EsOnnefs!

THAT all persons having unsettled accounts with me
L that the same must be paid MICAH FRENCH
Mon. peliei, May 49,
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w E receive every week from the manufacturers at
w wholesale at city pric.s-also retail. Il MET RIB
BONS from Auction. LYMAN * KING
May "a 1854
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10 MERCHANTS.

w frsrraie '''''''" '"s
SIEEL.PLA TIE HOES,
and are wholesalifg them like hot cakes chez per than
ever offered In this mrket. Those who better take
them while they g" We are asu receiving Tor wholesale
trade, full stock of
scythes, Snaths, sHandrakes,
Forks, stones, &C.
All Of the very best make, and at less than usual obbng
prices. Come and see U.S. We are HEAD QUARTERS.
OLIVER Il HEtMER.
Montpelier, May IL, 1854.
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Discovered at Last !!
Preserving Butter for 8 years

DY enclo Ing IL me from $500 to IS 90, according to
ID amount Of business DONE will send you the knowl
edge Of
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HARDWARE.
CARPET sTssRE
Paper EsaEagiEsgs.

N000 ROLLS Of Rocn Papers, from 4 TO so cents
CUOC and borders 10 match Of Gin, Velvet or satin
al u''ceS 'hat sun all. LYMAN & KING.
May 9, 1854.
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G00O O0O WORTH OF GIFTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
speDOV.OUO Prof Usrtfs great gift enterprise
WORLDS HAL


5Tsnd s7s Broadway, corner Of W bite street.
Professor j. Wocdman Hart. Proprietor and Manager
" ~ " Brown. ,........... Treasurer
O. L. Morton ....,........ Corresponding ssore tary
q Ashton Han kns Editor Descriptive Lecturer
Miss q lie b. Murdoch Vocrhst and Pianist
Professor j. woodm.nf hart would respectfully infsrn
the eIeng OF Now York. and the world at large for
ton Entire World the first and only thing Of tho
kind produced and ropular,irs American
ofgying world wide circnltiop TO his renowned Book
Travels Adventure snc Anecdotes which should be
81 his telets of admission 800 900 magnificent and ysIu
able Fif.s amounting TO the total Of S30p,a0O
Among these desirsbs gifts are Prof Hsrts elegant
country reat magnificent residence In New York city
pianos gold watches bracelets rings silver table tea and
dessert spoone &c &C. including cash loan Of $40 600
with eut security.
its confidently believed that the tickets will all be sold
his property will be placed in the hands OF
appointed by the ticket hoders to be distributed
feey fair aud satisfactory manner 20 all conserved.
The price OF Tickets IL dollar each emitting
20 fosr admissions TO the exhibition, and git Of the
All orders for tho exhibition must he addressed most
paid, with Che money enclosed to PROP. J. WOODMAN
HART, Noe 81 and SO broadway, Worids Hall, New
York and the tickets will be promptly forwarded 10 any
Any information relative the property may be obtained
~ the Office, worlds Hall, Of H. j. Vsseher Co, ~
Nassau street. Single admission, cents Children half
price OPEN daily, hong 70 loP. NJ. Lectures commence
For full description Of gifts, &C. bin. Of the day
w n. FISH, FROM LONDON, THEATRICAL AND
w. ehsrscterisc wig maker 6os Pcarl street, New
York four doors from Broadway Amateur perform
attended and wigs lent hire for private parties
radss and fancy dress balls N BCountry
Supplied Mt short notice.
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THE CAMPBELiS HAVE CONN
Il
ST. NICHOLAS EXHIBITION ROOM.
No 4a5 URoADwAS,
above Broome street, block with she St. Niobsss
Hotel.
Second week, commencing
MONDAY, MARCH ~, 1874
TRIUAP HANT SUCCESS
NURPHy WEsr PREL's
ORIGINAL CAMPBELL MINSTRRLS;
whose chase classic and unique Musoal Soirees for the
past week have been by the beauty fashion OF
this great pos and all unite In
the very best Troupe or Artists in the CITY
For particulars progra MINES
Tickets % cents to be bad at the door.
Doors epen NJ quarter TO z; COMFORT at
quarter TO g. precisely.
On Saturday afternoon 18th inst at o'clock, there will
be performance for tho accommodation or families and
strangers.
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- - -
PROPOSALS..


CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED By THE
- A. Commissary at Fort Columbia New York liar.
Dor, from the 2t until the 10th day of March 1854 for the
delivery Of fresh beef at that post Tee beet be
and vhossome quality In qnsrtcrs, with equal propnr-
ton OF zach (neek and shanks excluded such
from time 70 time 30 required oxcccds tlrics
in each veeh on tach days n ~ shall he
A. A. Comm ssary The preposas win Re opened az the
Office OF the A. A. Cofnmissary IL clock NJ 18th
March, lsoL M LOWELL, Brew. Capt tth trtnlcry,
A. AuC., Sub
TO LEAD DEALERS.-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL
be received at the ofscc Of the Croton Aquedu& De-
psrment. Rotunds Park, until Tuesday the 18th day
March, inst o'clock r. M whom they viii be publicly
opened TO furnish ten tons Of lead The proposal viii
state the price Per pound for Caens end soft Spanish lead
which price will include tho delivery Of the lead ut tho
yard foot Of Twonty street. East river Payment In
cash, TO he made within twenty dsys ar delivery which
delivery he before tho feenth day m hprd ncxt The
Coto Aqueduct Board rshi of rejecting al thc
proposals deemed for the public interest zach
TO made in with The ordinances ~ t6 corp
alton and be endorsed "frppceairfor turnshn cad
EIpnt forms estimate 10 hGa applias ION al
cflQe hIAS y SMITH, 4 Crotoa
THO. i. DE r0RRST, Auusduat
A. ". CRAVEN, besrs
Qac. cI',sa Aqn:aaa ps2asIa,a'. Bascl ". I!st
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GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT GIVEN TO
" MADAME e. WALLACE BOUCHELLE,


GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT GIVEN TO
" MADAME Y. WALLACE BOUCHELLE,
CONGREGATION OF CALVARY CHURCH,
TAKE pLACEAr
NIDLOS CONCERT RO0uS,
MABou %, lo4.
Vocal MISUNDERSTANDING NJ WAllsco BouohsIle, Mr..
Y. Stoepel, and Mr.. Philip Meyer.
Plan Oforte-MGdame aliacc.
vitlin-Mr. Joseph Burke.
Violin and violono elo-1iessrs. NoN and Kiohorn.
Mr. W. " Wallace, tho celebrated poser, will ouiuot
the Concert, and porform in Duct for two Pianos
PROGRAMME
PART
i. Grand Observation-Disclosures Wallace, Messrs.
Noll and Echorn.
Pro Peocstis-From tho Stsbst Mater" OF Rossni-Mc
p Meyer.
g. Sacred Song-"O. Lord Omnipotent'-W. " Wallace
Mad Bouohelle.
g. Solo, vion-Mr j. Burke.
g. "Fac al POrtem'-"Stabat Mater" Rossni-NadAms
Bouohelie.
l. Grand Duet-For two Pianos, osmpossd by W. v. Wal
lace-Madame Wallace and w. v. Wallace.
g. Balsd-First time, music by Madame Bouchslls-Mr r.
Stoopol.
g. Duet-From " Maris di Padla"-Msdams Bouohelie aud
Mr. i. Meyer.
T. Solo-Pianoorte Second Grand Polka do Concert By
Wv. Wallace-Msd. Wallace.
Z. Aria-From Maritana,'-Mr. Y. Meyer
o. Annie Lswricr and Comm Thro the Rye by pArti
crlar rcquest-Madame Bouchelle.
The Concert to commence ut O'clock.
The Pianos the Concert will be the
trated manufacturer, Messrs. ChickoriDg Co.
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CuREwsBURY, LONG BRANCH, nIoHIANDs
~ Ocean House, and Ocean pcsi.--rbc steamer JsMEt
Captain JShs iss wil i:s:e We 100;
Mh NIaM; tth, N3P " END Wss. a. JAN Laws
Osc.a tor March Z. a. 4. ~; sss :, AZ ~, Icth Al r
H.; ~ Aal ~. st0 4. n,
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MILWAUkIE BONDs..yHE INTEREST COUPONS
March in,ssnt and 18th April next will paid at the Of
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GREAT HTssIAN STATE LOAN OF sS7a5.o0o TO 81
I reimhursed with SIG 5SS $40 or q. ind0Nl atcrnr

GREAT HrSSIAN STATE LOAN OF S51a500o, TO BE
" reimbursed with sl65ss5io, g. rocco sterling
This iosn guaranteed BY the goyernmon and contracted
BY the eminent banking house OF Messra NJ A. Won Robs
chill Sons, In Frankfort the. Maine Tho foo WING
81 m az en co ~ ~ ~ nd ~ 80 a. ~ oo m :, 20 S az s9vo
- Jco $50 q 1000 49, &c The smsst SO The
drawing will take place In June, 1874 The price The
shares Is fooWsi share for 81 sterling; shares for
c. terng Is shares for 10sering 80 shares FOR 500
ling g. shares for go sterling I shares FOR ESQ sterling
Remttarces can be made in american notes Of 81 81
bank notes bills drafts Europe. Each shareholder
will receive the prospectus with full particulars
the drawing tho list Of the successful number which will
ALSO be published In the leading journals The dividends
will be paid in cash at Frankfort the Maine, Paris Lon
delay to Messrs a. scjiwhRzcMILD & Sons bSDp
ere, Frankfort the Maine, Germany, their house
Messrs. A. SCWARZCHILD & co. No. 6 Lombard street.
London iemtances which arrive too late will 10 returned
10 the sender or he deres IT, shares In the above ditr
button viii be forwarded Banking IN England and
Europe transacted Also all orders merchandise
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


fNAMDEN AND AMB0Y RAILROAD TO PHILADEL
~ phs, from pier No. North river Two nes daily, Il
IA. NJ and 2P. u. Accommodation line at A.. NJ, b.
steamboat John Potter 70 South Ambcy, thence by
nay places and Camden; fare 81 Exprsss line t2PNh
John Potter to Amboy thence direct to Camden Nv cass
through In I'VE hours; fare 81
4 HANGE OF ROUTE ON THE II A. NJ AND r
lines for philadelphia and sfter Monday next ths
Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia Will DO TaeonsJ
and Walnut street. avoiding the delay ths
omnbuses from Kensngton and afordng passengers %
Delaware The return trips Philadelphia st A. n
srd AZ p NJ will also leave from Walnut street wharf
ii UDsON RIVER .RAILROAD-TRArNs DAILY
IL from Chambers street for Albany and Troy
Express train, AN-ThrouEh In four hours conpeetis,
with trains reaching busie or Montreal O'Clock same
Mail train, A. M.-Through way trains At II ~ and
Pm.
town 1890 PM Tor Poekskl $50 r. H. For Poaghkepsis
7sD A. N. and Pm. Passengers tsken At ChnfDbers
Canal chrisophsr, Fourteenth and Thrtys,st street,.
Sunday trains from Canal street. At aPM for Albany
and Troy stopping sbsu NJ ThsScH superintendent
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRgcT-vTA
IN New Jersey Railroad through In four hoursunited
states nail and line leave New York foot Of Cort
and ssiirsss avo, p NJ Fsrssa5 "a In seven ssa eeyes
A. NJ and four y. N. 81 90 or second clssD In eleven
A. NJ from New York and quar.erpsst four from Phila
commods lion line leaves at twelve N, at reduced
prices) from Cortlsndt street through In ss hours
Through tickets sold for Baltimore Wellington Norfolk
Melden Wilmington, and Charleston N te above trains
Through agents in the nino and hapst Eve trn
eny Passengers with baggage tho erry hfeeh n,n
SHREWSBURY, LONG BnANcH, HIGHLANDS,
~ Ocean aouse, and Ocean pcsi--rbc steamer JfxHa
csHsrs iSs ' M . ei s.; 2
wh ~ l1Ms ffth, st3P. ~. sna Nh. a. TAN y@svef
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WANTED-TEN GENTLEMEN OF ACKNOWLEDGES
w instrumental and vocal talents to connect with
popular band Of mnstrcs now forming Persons steady
habits possessing the above talent meet with
nent engagement aud liberal salary, by sppiying mms
atcly to John Sinclair, for proprietor ~ Elizabeth
street, botwc the hours OF \ and 10 A. NJ.
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RowERY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND aASAGgR,
ID l. T. w.idrsni Stage Manager y. q wonyss. Time
as: " .s::.
's: % see Is Orchestra
wednesday .s: :asas as Ht ss ssaor.sa
THE LADY or LYONS.
fsa dSS A'n.' $ han aSas
RuRToNs TnEATns. CHAMBERS sIREsr.-DooEs
wednesday ''' HE n nra :. Ii III law X performed
$::s::
Dr. oss1,s,.. Burton J4i Nj:
Young NARROW siP fisher N x,.Raymond
Lumpkins. Mr. Burton Miss Neville. Mrs burton
NAroSAIs rHsA 6 essTnax
SSP iiTHsS5s And
the great original u dseTi = rors CABIN.
a, performed at the house Continually saco tho 18th e'iat
g. Claire Mr.; = Is s Ssms
Little cords. Howard
,.. rs Si Bird a;s } Ssis:
IhsTTs Mr. l. Clarke rrss Easy assr
TSuP Vds W., S Ssys..
yEh5
Admission % and 90 costs; oidron bsr proo TO ster
performance only.
THE ORIGINAL GEO. CHRIsTY & WOODS MIN
Il atrela, No. Az Broadway, perform every evening.
Tick cts n oepte
Doors oyen at Ga; commence At TX o'clock.
This company has connection with any other.
H. WOOD, Business Mansger
GEORGE CuRISTY, Stage Manager.
CARD-George Cbrty well known for the last twelve
years connection with Ethopiaa Ginstresy takes this
method of Informing the public he eOpari
norship with Mr. Henry Wood. Of Minstrel Hall No. 4A
GE0KCE CHRI3TY.
pARNUN's AMERICAN MUsEUM.-ON wEDNEs.
- day evening" ia o,cosk the popular and beautiful
local moral drama Of THE OLD BREWERY, thrill.
ing produe ton. In the Afternoon at 3 THE OLD
BREWERY will be repeated. The living GirAGes. Happy
Family, &c, to he usual Admttsnoe IS cents;
children under ten 2k cents. art balcony and pssaue
w oentS extra.
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observation-disclosures LINE.---THE SPLENDID
"A packet ship PRINCE DE JOINyILLE, now loading at
pier 20 Last river will be despatched for Melbourne, Port
Philip, tho 10Th April For balance Of and cabin
passage apply At to w. T. Dugsn, 81 South street,
MAILER Lord los Wall street, Arke Elliott, lag Pear
xAro
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WASHINGTON PARK, BROOKLYN-TOR SALE,
desirable building lots fronting and in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of Washington Park being part of the
Post farm property Also lots Flushing avenue, Ok
ford and Cumberland Streets and Carlton Also
house and four lots Of land 100 feet west Of Fifth avenue
running through from Twenty sixth to Twenty seventh
street, Brooklyn Apply to CHhS. y. FROST in Lott.
Murphy yRnderbilts Office No Front street Brooklyn
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GRAND GIFT ExCURsION-J HAVE THE HONOR
NJ Of announcing to the public that will give
cons my dollar tickets OF admission to tho
gs previous to the 18th OF May next free excursion to
elegant country seat which Is of the gifts In
great enterprise. viii charter first class steamers
ressy fox the OCCASION and provide everything essential
the enjoyment Of my patrons rendering the ub
lee Of the season. j. WOODMAN HART.
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INoR SAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINE
Jas. w. Cross proprietor of Atlantic steamer Edward
Mills proprietor Of Pacific steamerThe celebrated
burthen win leave New York for Aspinwal Wednssiay
April At o'clock T. NJ precisely from the foot Of Har
riaon street N. r. with the aud splendid
steamer Yankee Blade 200 burthcn 1t expected
francisco in q 2 days For tickets apply only
JAS M. CROSS No. gBattery place.
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RIO THE PuBLIC.-HAvING NOTICED, IN THE AD-
vcrtiscment OF company performing under the
of the Campbell Mnstre In New York claiming to DO the
original Of everything coming under the heading Of Rthio
plan representations allow correct them Ia
two Firstly That am the first man tina.
The dance called The Essence Of Old Virginia. Which,
through the popularity OF these acts many have vainy
striyen initiate both having originally performed
at Woods Minstrel Hall 4fi Broadway, New York. W.
NEWCOMB, Of Norris old and orisina, Campbell Ma
strels, Norfolk, Va.
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CTEAM TO AUSTRALIA. GREAT BRITAIN,
p D. Mathews. commander, having Just accomplished
will again despatched from Liverpool for Melbourne Port
Philip and Sydney early in March, when II Is confidently
expected she will make hef under sixty days For
freight passage, apply TO GIBBS BRIGHT CO. Liver
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CHOW CASES-HOFFMAN 4 FERESHS SHOW CASE
- wareroom No. 81 Bowery, Walker street. Cases
made in every style-sver plated brass, rosewood
hogany, &c. N. Bold cases taken In exchange.
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FOR VIRGINIA. CAROLINA, GEORGIA &e,-THE
Cavcndy win leave pier Is North river saturday March
~ at o'clock T. NJ, for Norfolk, Petersburg, and Rich
mond. Time to Norfolk about twenty Passcn
gers arriving there take the Scaboad and Roanoke
and Wilmington and Manchester railroads TO Augusta
Petersburg and Richmond So steerago half price For
freight apply on board, and for passage to
LUDLAM PLkAsANTs, 90 broadway.
II Or SALE CHEAP-TW0 CANAL BOATS, EIGHTY
tonseach. Tho boats nearly and good order
In uire OF J. BLACKWELL South ferry, Brooklyn where
tn boats may be seen.
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CELECT READINGS FROM SHAKESPEARE AND rHn
- poets.-Mrs. T. j. JOHNSON respectfully informs -
risnds and the public that she viii sye her las. rsAd.e 4
tie street Thursday evening. March g. Readings
at O'Clock. Tickets fifty cents may be obtained d
the door. KY
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FRANKLIN MUSEUM, l75 CHATHAM sQUARE-Yw<
IL performances givon daily, commencing at e'elocl
n the siternoo, and haps't II Il. svsaas Tho .b:y
Model Artists exhibited together with great variety
unique and original such seen
other place OF amusement In the world
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

HOUSE FOR SALE.-A THREE STORY AND BASE
msnt house, containing thirteen rooms on tho north
side street. 100 feet from Second avenue with
croton water in the yard and WE'LL sl good order
guire of r. J. OAKLEY, CT Broadway, the premises.
Iernn mOderatc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

ITO BUILDERS AND sHIPPERs.-N. WHEATON.
J. Canal street. wholesale and retail dealer in docrs
sashcs blinds, &c has on hand in his laf
assortment aboyc articles Of the be
lumber and kiln dried inside and outside shutters shutter
blinds Gothic and circular ssshes panel work Of all
descriptions made to order at tho shortest notice and in
the best manner Window glass, and general assortment
Of builders hardware constantly on hand and for sale 81
the lowest prices