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GHARIEsToN, April 4 o. There isa great crowd in
attendaree on the Conventions Aessrs. Dawson Of
Georgia. Leslie Goornbs Of Kentucky Trousdalo and
Jones Of Tennessee, with large number of other
distin gnlshed strangers are present. ~
The Convention assembled at 12 o'clock Thir-
teen States were represented. One hundred and
thirty delegates were present from Virginia. Judge
Dawson was chosen President with ID Vice Pres-
DEBTS and ID Secretaries. A committee of three
from each State was appointed to report business
and then the Convention adjourned till the next day.
TUESDAY ~ 49, sss.s
5sSEcosD Day, April L The Convention re-assem-
bled at - O'clock Resolutions in favor of Pacific
Reiiroad, and of direct trade, were offered Mr.
Jones of Tennessee, and Mr.sAlbert Pike of Arkan-
sas addressed the Convention the subjects referr
ed to IN the resolutions. Mr. Pike denounced all re-
lance on Congress for aid to the Pacific railroad
The resolutions were referred to the general commit
tee-and the Convention adjourned till the next day.
! Yedncsday) -
Southern Convention
CnARIEsToN, S. CAPRI g. The Convention as
senbled to-day at the usual hour.
The colnmittee handed in their report, which adj
vocates the encouragement of domestic manufacture
es Also, the mining business. 1t takes strong
grounds IN favor of remitting duty upon railroad
IRON
s The subject of navigating the Amazon river, aud
of encouraging trade with that REGION was also
strongly recommended
Direct trade with Europe is another prominent
feature of the report and ably set forth.
I. The subject OF improving rivers and harbors is
likewise strongly recommended and urged.
The report, including these and other suggestions
was unanimously passed, and the Convention adj
journed until tomorrow
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TnE New STEAM FR1GATEs. The Washington &C

TnEiNEw STEAM FRIGATEs The Washington cor
respondent of the New York Herald understands
that the Secretary of the Navy has determined to
have the six steam frigates all built at government
yards. The law authorizes him to have them built
either at the Wy yards at private yards, he
may seet; but he has determined they shall all be
constructed at the navy yards. The reason he as
signs or the principle one, that there is
ed live oak in private yards-the government alone
having the article He will, however, endeayor to
get the benefit Of the experience of private ship
builders andto that end will offer the construction
of some of the vessels to eminent merchant ship
builders, provided they will build the ships in the
government yards, wit b government materials and
Workmen-they being given full liberty as to con-
struction and credit for the vessels when built.
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Col. WYNSE. We stated in our last, in referring
TO the canvass in Hyde County, as an inference and
as We thought fair one from what We supposed to
DC the condition of things politically in that County
mat COL Richard l. Wynne, it appears, has been set
aside by "old fogy" federalism in Hyde. In this we
nave been informed we have done Col. Wynne in
justice. We state that he did not desire to be
candidate, and that he is favorable to the election
Of Mr. Carter
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:. LATER FROM MEXICO Recent dates from Mexico
n n.e that Santa Anna is making some progress az
sa'nSt Alvarez, and is received with enthusiasm by
fs inhabitants. He has hadseveral skirmishes with
NY troops of Alvarez. The revolution is said to be
N''e formidable than was represented
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Extract from letter to the Editor, dated

"EDENroN, April IA, 1854.
,, zen Dockery was here on Monday last. He was
M1ery severe on the Editor of the Standard and the
gave him fits If he has any feeling, think he has
aOt Slept well since His notions of Convention
W not take well with all the Wings here
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Tile iNainc Lao IN lnieAiqan.

DETROIT, April 18th. The Maine law men are now
firing one hundred guns in honor of Judge Douglas
Wing, Pratt and Copeland, who have decided the
Maine law to be constitutional
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tt
PC considered unless accompanied By such guarantees 70
he Of thereof
u 9sauers be or they shall fail enter into
Of the Navy with good far
taen the Secretary the Navy broreef
70 with some other person or persons far ,s
ing the said supplies; and shall forthwith CAUSE the @
enee between the amount contained proposal "a quar-
for furnishing Che said supplies for the whole period
proposal to be charged against said or bidder
anu ms or their gdarantor gaaantors; and the same
may De edately recovered BY the United States for
ans use OF the Navy Department debt against
either or all of sal d PERSONS -
80! : Public No ~ 8ts
JOINT RESOLUTION relative to bids
slnS ana sInuIi stores for the use of the navy.
~ The Senate House of of Tia
oatte S.dtes q dssea5d Tfata bda
or supplies OF PROVISIONS clothing small stores for the
use OF navy may be rejected the option of the de
tarer regular deler article proposed to be fur
nlshed which fc the distinctly stated
in the bids offered that the bids of all persons Who NAV
have failed to comply with conditions any contracts
they nay have previously entered into with the United
States shall at the option the be rejected;
artlceon account of any one in his name
or In the name of his partner other person
the whole of such bids shall be rejected at the option The
and that coparners of shall not be
received rs suletes for each other that whenever
may be deemed necessary the interest Of the GOVERN
ment and the health of the crews United States yes
to procure particular brands of Hour which known
to keep best distant stations Provisions
and Glong with the appreciation of the Secretary the
Navy be- and hereby is authorized procure the on
the best terms, in market overt.
Approved 9th March, 1854.
April I6, 1854. 1a1o.-At4t 8
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d / e ID

In 0upn county, Mrs. Julia X Herring, wife of Dr. n
W. Herring IN the seth year Of her age
In Iadkin county, the I'd inst MIR. Joel House. aged
a wears.
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,Sere7,e ,Sfo9.a,1
MARRIED,

New YORK, April 18th. A furious storm of wind
rain and snow is prevailing.
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NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD

I The regular meeting of the Directors of the n
&c. Railroad Company was held at Goidsborough on
Thursday the 18th instant The business transact
ed related mostly to minor details.
The Contractors on the 1st division notified
to compile the running to Neuse River at
Waynesboro' within the next three months. The
track laying win commence at Raleigh as soon as
the iron can be brought up from Portsmouth, where
there already $50 tons applicable to this purpose
The connection between the Raleigh and CASTOR and
this road at Raleigh, the completion Of which must
precede the commencement of track laying Will be
finished in a few days.
Five or six miles of iron have been laid down, on
Company account, at the Western end, and the work
is making speedy progress.
The Directors rode over the twenty two miles
pleted by the Messrs. McRae. With some small ex-
cepton, the work appears to be well done, and
exception. The Road is remarkably smooth. Par
ticular attention directed to the difficulty caused
by the cut, in which the porcelain clay $50 calleD
occurs the obstacle is serious one but will be over
come by piling, when the weather permits. The
quagmire extends about 500 feet.
Two engines have been completed for this Road
by Norris-one of which is at work on the Charlotte
end the other is waiting at Portsmouth.
THE TARIFF AND THE REvENUE.-The surplus revc-
nue. idle in the U. S. Treasury is reported to be
$4,000, 0O0-and although Congress has been in
session four months, step has yet been taken
for a reduction of the revenue. The receipts at the
several leading ports for the 1st quarter of the pre-
sent and the previous year-that is, from January
LIST to March 31st-are stated to be as follows:
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TENO THE PUBLIC.-THE SUBSCRIBER, ANTO.
Il MO PIZZINI F5rei and Domestic C0ntectioner and
pleasure of informing The citizens of Raleigh and the ad
jacen country that he has opened three doors below
A Splendid Confectionery and Fruit Establishs
ment
In his Will be found all times all that is nice,
the place desire establishment
kind he hopes, by attention to the trade to merit portion
n. D. He keeps constantly on hand
Oranges, Lemons per bux, Preserves,
kaislns, per whole, u and d Cordlals
Nuts of all kinds Il re h and German
Figs and Prunes Fancy Goods.
STEAM CANDIES fancy and pIdin} manufactured BY
myself and good in the United States.
'nS AD''0 4''S' S % ''4 - "''''s 4 A PfzzfEt
A TLANTIC AND NC. RAILRoAD.-No.
Of General Commissioners that books will be opened for
and North Carolina Railroad Company, the 9Th day Of
May next under the direction of the special Commissioners
named in the act OF incorporation and at the following
' II beaufort; at the Store Of Benz. ]; Perry
In Kinston, at the Store Of Washington 4 White.
In GoldsbOrough, at the Store of Andrews Washing.
In Wayncsborough, the Store of Rchd Washington.
In Raleigh, at the State Bank 49, 80 ''--'
In jacksonville at the Courthouse.
In Swan borough, al Gover,s Store.
In Snow Hill at Henry II. Harper's Store:
Days and continued open thereafter
ed by the said General Commissioners.
BNo subscription shall be received by any OF the
unless FIVE per upon the whole amount
subscribe shall be first paid in cash. secured BY good
note, to be approved of by. said Commissioners
April g l654.tz.sss = y -.
EAGLE HOTEL FOR sALE.-1 AN AUTHOR.
9lIzED by the owner Of the Eagle Hotel at Chepel HILL
to offer for sale MISS HLL1ARD, who has been posses.
about twenty years. desires to retire more
private life. -.
This Hotel probably good property of the Kind is
to be found in the State Its income for several years past
has ranged from fifteen to twenty thousand dollars year
buyers viii probably examine the property for themselves,
any further description here is n1necessary
further infuasi0n address the subscriber Chapel
3 April 16, 1854. 10l8-wSm.
MsIRsT PREMIUM Ls1IUT AND SCREEN
Z j., ING MACHINE, Y9UNGyS PATENTa +, .IAiPoRTANT
ceiyed the first premium at the NORTH Carolina State Fair
and recommended TO the public the best in in
the entire satisfaction regard both to performances
At 5 o
We have thr0a different Smut Mash chimes
and delivered at the Mil any where N the State.
49, go So JSo A. McdASNAN,.
s, ,.sza South Lowell, Orange County ~ \.
Is Cut this advertisement ont and keepit -
WSOR sALE.-7s5o ACRES OF LAND IN sURRY
Is COUNTY y. situated the road leading from
obson the county seat aud u miles west the Pilot
Mountain 1t is well ,saterrd and has two comfortable
Orebard Of It under euItiyation The above
fine meadow land timbered situated
in healthy country and copper with very great IN
Any person wishing purchase would do well to call
ana ma" 'u ~ 'os sslsss IN. COPELAND.
April 1e, 1S54 z a.L.zz fit.
q TRAW MATING s-Pain, Plaid, Striped and
- W r. & R. S. TUCKER.
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DIR. p. %. BANISs

DIR. 7. L. BANKS
MEANING Iocatedat his Fathers {Ma ADAM 81
Ill IL miles South of Raleigh offers his Professional
vices the people of all the surrounding country
: Wake April : 44-3tpd
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Wake Co. Democratic Convention.
s CONVENTION OF THE DEMOCRATS

IA Wake Comfy will be held in the TOWN HALL Raj
eieh, on MONDAY ofthe ensuing NAY COURT to nomi-
candidates for the Legislature The Democrats of the
various Districts earnestly appealed held meetings
and appoint Delegates the Convention It
that the Convention should be a full one.
April s. 1854. oss - 80 42-=w&swtd.s
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II AND FOR SALE IN WAKE AND NASH

b s.AND FOX SA LIZ IN WAKE AND NASH
~ COUNIlES-I will sell to the highest bidder at
george w. ThompsOns store in Wake County l5 miles
Northwest of Raleigh within mile of said Lahds
the following Tracts towit: One Tract containing near
seven hundred the of big Lick Creek The
other Tract containing hundred Acres the
waters OF Nese River and Laurel Creek Both of said
Tracts well adapted to the culture Tobacco and Cot
ton and all kinds Of grain. There is sufficient amount
OF cleared land on each and good Improvements both
tracts And if it be desired by the purchasers of the above
Tracts, will sell my HOME TRACT, containing about
EIGHT HUNDRED which lies between two Tracts
specified above There is large story house, with
four good fire places and rooms good kitchen and
all necessary out houses, situated my home tract
The Tract in Nash county contains about hundred
acres OF good Turpenne land with about thou
sand boxes and good orchard of choice There
is toleraby good house with other improvements
There is also toerably good farm the said land This
tract lies the waters of Robertson Creek Lees
meeting house.
The three tracts lying in Wake county viii be sold
Friday the 5th day of May at the said eorge
w. Thompson, ESQ., about o'clock. One half of the p1r-
chase money I'll be cash. the other half made payable
the 25th of December to be made safe with good
with undoubted security. -.
Entire possession given the 25th of next with the
privilege of sowngwheat in good time The Tract Nash
will be sold Friday the 18th day of May next EaTps
borough about O'clock This tract will be sold the
same terms those mentioned above Entire possession
given the 18th Of Dec next and the privilege of sowing
CALVIN j. ROGERS, Agent for
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April II, 1854. - 1OlS-wtd

I'D PROPOSALS FOR $500. 200 OF THE BONDS
u OF THE SogTH-SIDE RAILROAD COMPANY
Guaranteed by the City of Petersburg and further secured
by mortgage the road and all its propertywill be
eelved OF the Office OF the the City of Peters
The Bonds per cent Coupon Bonds, dated April.
1854 and redeenabie $15oo00 the 1st january, 1870
$780, $500 and s1oo6 The other s66o5o redeemable
in 1872 and may be made payable either in the City of
ele and in sums of $1,000 Coupons payable 1st JAM
TANKS. The bids must specify whether for the Bonds
payable in 1s7oor 1875, and the latter whether to be
payable in Petersburg New York.
Twenty-Five cent of the par value of the amount
warded to each purchaser to be paid two days after such
award made; twenty-five per cent before the Goth
May Twenty per cent before the 18th June, and
the balance before the st day of July next the
whole amount he taken the option of the
chaser Ten cent of the value of the amount award
ed to each purchaser IL be retained security for the full
fment of the contract which interest will be allowed
For the residue paid in bonds will be issued
VIM. PANNILL, President,
Soutll-Side Railroad Company,
Petersburg, Va.
April l. 1874 lid
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Maine las IN Ne,o Y

ALBANY, April IA. The Senate has decided to
submit the question Of the Marine Liquor Law to
the people
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SIG, Al, 1913 $16,218, 967
10000
$17,191,933
t Estimated for 1854.

Returns for the last six days of the month want
ing.
Estimated for 1854.
The above statement exhibits small increase for
1854, over and above the same quarters in 1868.
And this increase would be augmented, perhaps, by
100000 by the full returns from the districts which
are marked as detective
The first and second quarters of the fiscal year
having exhibited already an increase over the pre-
yisus quarters, we already that the revenue for
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1854, is to be as
large or larger, than in 1853-that is, nearly
SIS, 900 600.
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- NEW YoRK, April l4th, lS34
FLOUR has advanced 81 to so cts Sales at 81 62 for
State, and So 81 for Obi and Southern Wheat firm
ToBAcCo-Kentueky Z q So cts IRON firm at s4s to
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Aggregate estimated re-
ceipts unenumerated
ports during the quar-
*Returns for the last six q

ter ................
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STEAM CANDIES (fnncy and pIan) manufactured BY
myself and warranted good in the United States
The above articles be had at wholesale and retail
A. PiZZINf.
April 15 1854. A.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
psilsbss nsD.x

Pan shed This Day
| IVES Of the CHIEF JUSTICES Of the UNITED
- STAfEs-lHARLES sCRIBNER, No. rs Ssssas S. ssE'
hfst rahh tes THIS DAY
1HE LIVES AND JUDICIAL SERVICES OF TIE CHEZ
s1tIL Is OF IHE SUPREME COURT or TIE IStIED
slAIEs. By 9. Van slnfvoJrd voL syo VIII Portrait
FAMOUS .ERsOSs AND PLACES. ByE. wills vol
l2uo
AYRTLE WREATH. By Minnie Myrtle. / vol l1aa Third
uoussId
CKYsTALLISE; \ ROMANCE Bv = " Shelton. vol -
bELBOURNE AND TEE CaISCHA ISLANDS. b. o W
LIFE on The REV pA ALEXANDER By his soa- vol.
svo
DOHN's LIBRARIES for AUGUST.
ID HISTORY OF RUSSIA from the esres, period hs
time compiled from safhen'ie inc1dng kir
Grnsin 1oose and ~ Is alter Kelly Ia Tor
Noi With tns portrait Of CsthsHne the Second
DEFOES v ORKs edited by Sir Walter scot Vol IT. con
tsii cr. q Ca7ser Aessuture Of Cp;ain Carleton &c
TIE GEOGRAPHY OF sTRABO. ltenJy translated, with
ooroEs b. W NJ A sHd r. L Hamilton 10 three
NICOLIRTs HISTORY OF THE JEsUITs their origin
XGver Bona Acqusys Pee Ia Cbse kieei Pope
neil Complete ia volume
The above are just received srd for sale By
BANGS, BROTHER Co, Trsde sale Rooms.
No. IS Para row. Ner-fork
nIARIES FOR 1sj5.-KIGGINS & KELLOGG.
AIies. eomprsiug eleven different sizes, viz;
CAP limo limo, SvO and long Syo and three days 70 page
tuiks gilt and plain tdse, sEd cloth ~
C, square 40 AID o three aaT' hsf bound
psrT snd doth. "
Of the uade invited 70 the s5oye ses Of D A
RIES whc the Publishers feel warranted ia saying the BEST
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able terms
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90 farmers ano Others.

GREAT SALE ofINPORTED STOCK al SPRING
VI FIELD. OHIO. .-The Clsrk Courry Importing CSgPAay
0 cstuy those desiE0a Of pa ehssus SOC
Ae o stok hey vii o1-r pr Of he aest
,n lec.d roos- q Cstle .ni sheep made D
erurrr, EDNtsDAY the 6h O september next e
rr Of PAIGE Es Of the City Of sPrns" d, ho
con trisr tie eriir- lsnrcTisfions:
Nine Tr -ruush Bred short Horn pnrhl.u R-na
Twe1fy Cows Hi-S and lot u South Downs si-
e-.ier Lincoln. ard COtssod eeP
Tbs Stfcs -,ct,d ~ 4 psi'ie, Esd ei Cl-,- CoGay
src Dr. Warts EossCcnuty Cio se-s great expe5.
enc rd alrowGsd 70 aIuouE Of stock u The
county he heEds of the cee5fsed oFseds u ns
srd frf Be menrn-i the Of Lsrd
F,v.h- a. Wia.on Ton Fswtes Dudd.ng Amber ke rS9
Of Balls ,. tbe classes ~ the Royal
Duiiin Stow il April. 1884
Of ,heeg Ire South Downs from he soes q ne eee
h-t,ed Webb The the l0cs Nr Eewsr
Tbe from he aoes VI Mr Tom The Lincoln fo1 the
foc. q Mr. lie.
CT,iceues .,hinE he Pedigre. of each anna OBJ
.nfd by sry addressing Dr. 20 ERS,
errI saeid. Ohio, Slcrt'ayy of the Comrany-
A credit Of % GAYS vii be gwen sl pG.ehsses
s. Arr l.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
6orses, Carriages, &t.

Tor sALE--A fine large Bay HORSE, 6 years old
rsrgscty AID "A RO 'kAWAf CARRI 40 Z
nd haTtnS
fcr th the 10Th i stairs,
over Yong Co = o srble wc'ss
EOI: sALE-A beautiful pair of matched IRON
CRAY PONIES tfssi iTotef- warranted sound and siad IN
Al hs dec L0Ld0a. Can Dc of three days A.
= I,.tefbs, GEO 7. HALL
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
6peeiei Notit9.

WIS state ConvestosThe wAis Electors OK the State Of
Of NsYOrk requested TO appoint Delegate
rmt Dsei 10 represent such District In STATE CONvEN
Mon sssem bic WEDNESDAY the day OF September
M the Oaes OF Governor Lieutenant Governor Canal Com
"i'' '"er 'nS State f'1'A I lr'Rsei3Ii E m6RoAs
]oSsTATS ]oS.F { TsI19a4 sSIx1TT4s, {tN."-rors-
ROSCOE c6SkfSs'' Udc.
E fE2RGf g kES6SidS, SSStR, Troy
LEWIS BENEDlCT Jr,
fsra b @F * h%n'f. % ys s"f s5Ss s q e
so Lake E1e Detroit Chicago Alton St Loa. Fare
ssS s.i', @ %" e0sAs WEBB se K@ % c soon
New-fofk Prison Assoeia.iou.Ths regular meeting q
THis ti6nssy{ 4FTEENo oGN u oeioea
N'' H NO. 10 FRANK " sALIARD Recording Secretary
g snpperJr J y @ hence . koyls
have 26c 100 lbs in he .. few days Light dsf boats
ehanese win be delayed ct this psnt. .
Forwarding Merchants, Cincinnati
fever aud ague unusual this
season will them promptly and
Permanently should try Dr. McCLNTOCKs TONIC MIXTURE
o. FEVER and AGUE SPECIFIC preparation which has
fsd 10 fearful di.eae ali any ts forms Price
81 ger bottle by druggists this city and by A. CUSHaAN
Co No Is2 Tulton.st J. NJ. Ghhths No. 57i Grsnds
No pors0nuecd suffer from Diarrhea hour who will
Dr. McCLINTOCKS DIARRBEA CORDIAL and CHOLERA
PREVENTIVE 1t soohes brane Of
systet STATE, oosve THIS Of the most
Tie made ard should be kept hand by all
,fss the prescription of eminent physician Price %
so cents per bottle. CUSHMAN Co.. ProPreioFs
No ~ Fulton ct, ~ Y.
Certain Remedy aRd a Quick Saie.-TeD boxes Of
pEsbLEK's FENtR AID AGUE PILLS effected
ssfe Hshor Pa See H. H. Fys certificate Sold by G. H.
RIN0. Of Broadway and John
Eo,d q Paul lf9 Chsmteisst offer wholesale OESH
Ii sid vsuspe REMEDY for FEVER ard AGUE which
public end supesoding the partial
that have been in enty and upward
The second south " wiiaTsbursh village Association
eiing their Rooms, No lSb BONery on
NpNDAY ENLEING %. To the Mechanic aud Working
obtlin home this Association oilers ia
has
having been bought cheap rate be-
ins coIveOep the city Of accs at all times pecu'
~ the working whose business
NeNYok By early application few persons may secure all
the advantages Of an original membership .. . ,
CnAs. YovkG. s'e'y JOHN WlLsOS rtesld-nt
The Union Homestead Association viii hold public
uettn, No. i95 Bow.Ty TUESDAY ENENlNU, Aug IL
Ev mte requested to be prsent This Association pre-
TO who seeking an ell
rLe Budn Site ID the pfoveIbGy delightful vicinity OF New
Flubipg The books viii shortly close and all who de-
themselves the should make nmmedae
snnlic,fion w. KETCHAM President
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
Nj AGN ICENT SALE!
4fI W-YORK JOURNAL,

ESLsRGED sEvEsIY- Tive FAeIs.i
THE LARGE EDITION NEARLY SOLD
IN ONE DAY
At ten o'clock Saturday morning the NEW YORK JOURNAL
for September Published and large the
efforts usees entirely supply throughout dsy-snd
Is only extraordinary that the publisher
bring forward single for odsy sales few thousand
copies however will he received from the binder this
Dealers well Readers sdyseo make esry application
for them. Sold BY every News Dealer AZ onlJ lsi Cen
p d. oaN1S Publisher, No I30 Fu.iOn,t. Sue Buildings
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
Nsw publications.

Ready this morning,
T'HE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF PEREZ
Il VAL MAYBERRY.
An Autobiography. One vol l7.no. Price 50 cents
Thu rare work will interest and please all 1t delightful
book and well written story Of sdvenu. agreeable and inter
ts'ns volumea novelty In ts wsy fall overlooking
curious tnd absorbing 1t Is foil Of incident and
while Msyberry himself eIeeedngly well All WHO enjoy
q good laugh should get it at
Published and for sale by T. 3 PETERSON
No l02 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
BUNCE BROTHERS. No. ISi Ntsaust, n Y,
nxahn aIlordc- ~ L. 49,