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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-13

Bachelors Hair Dye IL stin the Leading
article by all aoknowledgod to be the best dye extan
81 thousands in all parts Of the world proclaim
reliable dye known. Sold at BATCHELORS Broadway
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FTCnCh Chs FIxtUres OccOrOteU CHINA Diil-
dessert and tea sets just received per ships Bell
Hsivetia and st Denis which, added to previous
sortment makes the largest and most beautiful
offered in New York Buyers invited to inspect the
same W j. T. DALEY cos new marble stores 63l and
CHS broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-13

For Sale Cheap-A Ladies' Shoe Store, an
Sixth second door above Fourteenth street The
bes. stand in the city. Inquire ut Al Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-13

Broadway, corner Of Fulton street-Pictures be
obtained at this gallery for 80 and better pic
lures than met with elsewhere tor these prices BRA
DYS galleries. 2O5 and 1853 Broadway offer greater fac
ties for the production Of fine than
milar establishment in the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-13

Whislxers or Moustr ches forced to grow
strong and thick in six weeks ythout stain
the skim by using my onguent 81 bottle. 81 80 half
DOZEN sent to part Of the country. r. G. GRAHAM
Il Ann street Zeiber A South Third street. Philadelphia
Hance, los Baltimore street, Baltimore.
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CIirehuch,s Wigs md Toupees

assortment of these celebrated articles hand
rooms l7g Broadway For lightnes elegance and durab
ty for all that enhance the beauty Of head
hair combined the shape and fit of his wigs
mark the address-179 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-13

Caveat Emptor!-Be Your Guard!-Thc
virtues Of Dr. GouKAuD,s Italian Medeatea Soap needs
in the Of tan reckes pimples all cutaneos deor
mites stands on too hrm basis Equally famed is Gour
low forsheads or any part Of the body Liquid lily
white haAresoratve and other addena to the toilet
the old depot 6 Walker street FIRST from Broadway
Calendar IS South Third street Philadelphia; Bates 10
Washington street. Boston Becker Troy Balch, Provi-
dencc.
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LOOK on ThIs Picture and

Look on This Picture and on This-Pl0ce
inferior daguerreotype by the side Of Of Roots
and then II difference in price denote the diff
ference Of value The outline likeness arrangement Of
light and shade and vivid expression in ROOTS pictures
unequaled Hence their popularity Gallery 1868 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-13

Everybody is Dying for Love Nowadays.
They dye with DEMoNET MEYERS liquid hair dye
For list OF happy marriages which they have been
strumental call and for yourself No. Is Cortlandt
street Sold at II East Broadway, No. Bowery 800
Grand street., - "
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most painful forms also scroua old ulcers and
eases Of diseases Of the blood great debility liver
plant, kidneys incipen consumption, &C. most
tainy cured by this great purifier Principal depot No 2t6
Grand street. Seventy five cents per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-13

method and without the dangerous and
of chloroform, by Dr. C. A. PECK Dentist 81 Broadway
Every branch Of and mechanical dentistry
cd In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-13

Broadway, New York.-Premiun at the London EXPOSE
Ladies' visiting .he city and wishing 10 purchase
fully informed that those celebrated shoee and boots M
manufactured under Jodcrs personal supervision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-13
THE FIREIIEN.

NJ T. BRENNAN HOSE COMPANY NO 90 WILL
N. meet No. 40 Franklin street. Saturday evening,
April 18TH at O'Clock to hear the report Of the Commits
By Laws, and to adopt such other be
needed to location hose carriage &C. for the
Of the Company doing active duty Immediately BY
order JOHN CLANCY Foreman
WALTER ROCHE, Secretary.
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Sewing Machines, Using a Waxed Thread.

suitable for heavy boot and shoe work harness making &c
Manufacturers Of the above kinds of
that Singers gle threaded sewing machines
adapted TO perform their work in the
There is not and has been any controversy
right TO use thesc machines.
j. NJ. SINGER co, No 33 Broadway.
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Of thirty years standing cure without fail burns scads
bo chilbains chapped hands biles and every outward
injury eruption. A. D. D. Sands, wholesale
Sold by c. II, Ring, of John and Broadway
c. " Cekener Co.. 81 Barclay street; and by druggs
and apothecaries generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-13

HIRAM ANDERSON offers great bargains in carpets viz
English al veyets at Ia 4 and los tapestry Brus
sells at ys. los and ls beautiful ingram 3d.
6s 6 and 7s ocloths at 3d. IA b. &C.. TO per yard
I,ook at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-13

Carpetings, OiicIOths, Nc., Sc.-NcCsrOrty ~
TILBY b2 Broadway, announce to Wholesale and retail
purchasers that they have large and udoiousy selected
assortment OF goods both foreyn and domestic dis
playing originality design richness in quality and unique
In style and pattern.
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WANTS.

A LADY WISHES TO kECOMMRND A RRspFcrA
~ bic young woman who has lived wiih her nurse and
rcarstreHG. Can take charge or growing eh
dron. Please call At 22l West Twenty second str 49,.
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues. = "
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A GOOD WELSH CooK.-SITUATIoN WAITED
n good city reference gyea apply al il3 Horny street
for days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-13
THE LECTURE SEASON.

hrs. VAN D0REN AND WHITNEY WILL CIYRIWo
- free lectures TO ladies only female and chr mic dis
eases Thursday and Friday April - and IA o'clock
= M in the Blocker Buildings Blocker Nor
ton Pulmonary cured by inhalation. Ouce till May
Broadway, corner of Eighteenth street.
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A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, WHO IS A FIRST RATE
"A waher and roner wishes t. got "a ny washing She
does IN rs good Can give good reference
ncter and cap.bilitr. Please call Mrs MeCabe ~
West Thirty street frst door, the store
two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-13

gss have removed from 40 Corandt the marble
store 4s Chambers street. tneary opposite the Hudson
River Railroad depot whore they prepared with their
increased facilities 10 supply their old and those
Wishing goods in the drug line Mt the shortest notice
and on the most favorable terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-13

A NURSE AND EAMSTREsS-sITUATIoN WANT
n cd in small private family; would TO Caliior
Good city reference given Apply at 81 Grand street, fol
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Personal.


Tip DISEASEn--A GENTLEMAN, WHOSE CHILD,
girl seven years old has suffered nearly year with
th disease would feel grateful for sugsestona from
parents or those acquainted with the disease that mig
sua 20 TIE comfort Of those Afflicted In this
ease superior medical attendance has been called and no
expense would 70 spared u aaociate II 10 he
done with any - houeht ANY adyi. regard
treatment or pourshent Will Be thankfully received aud
hoped explain this notice. Address r. s. Broadway
Post Once.
INf0RAATIoN WAETED-oF ANN JANE WOODS
Il aged fourteen years born in Montreal II = four
months since have heard her She viii ~
happily received NY her cousin Cahariue Woods Please
call az NO Marion street CHARLES DIVINE
INFORMATION WANIED-OF ULICE WELSH OF OF
terard county Galway, Ireland by Patrick Welsh Of
Noywon. The above Uck Welsh Is requested call ~ POI
corner Of Orchard and Houston streets.
TNF0RMATIOF WASTED-0F JACOB LEISLER
from Hanau, Germany has lived In New York hut has
not been heard % Tor ave years Any information about
him, whether he T. still alive dead will bo thankfully
eeiyed for bis freads by Ruhl Won Keller Co. "a Veey
street.
IF JAMES r. ROME rs STILL IN NEW YORK AND
Il viii call at No. 81 Wa street he will ind Mr. NJ
Bone, who is wishful Of seeing him.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TULIUS RUNNER LANDSCAPE PAINTER, HAS
81 opened his studio No. 366 Broadway, No
TO- Pupils admitted for instruction in drawing and paint
ing.
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their resdences &C. with resolution the Street Com.
be left during such regulating &C. To Committee
BY Councilman EILrorr-That sidewalks in avenue G,
between Eighth and Tenth Streets DO repaired To Com
ny Councilman GRAv-That the sidewalk on north side
2. aer streets between ysskson and Sesmme streets
and curb and gutter reset TO Committee On
The report in relation some alterations to the Seven
station house taken and referred to the
number papers from the Board Of Aldermen were
ferred to the appropriate committees
OF Committee on to Brick Church
perry and aSsed h to the propositions the Board Of
SLOWING p Traidsr 800 for g
rsmns BlSoRs TianSeiS n
si%E;s rs
saehns TaSbos running Hook and Ladder truck
No - in favor Of an additional story to house Of Engine
en svCr or confirming
lists adverse 70 petition of Peter Huyer for
COMMUNICATIONS
Ro r. fTp e The @ 70 f Be-
rs1m the Stree relation to aPp0rt0n
The 1,IGTs q Committee Publ, H.athIn favor Of
Win shs fs.sias cnsa
y y;S..ss, S:..y Eeiford jastson Ksn%sSy
SSf a kss sefs sH ws
sSss
cooper
Purdy, Raymond, Belden, vermye McIntyre, Jeremiah
Pnckney, Lambrecht Earle Varian Baxter Mather Mol
Ter and North-O.
FROM BOARD ALDERMEN
Resolved That the Common Council demonstrate AGAINST
the passage law by the Legislature creating Offices
for the city Of New York &C. Concurred In.
The Board then adjourned. From tho mi nutes.
E. T. McCLENACHAN, Clerk.
-FOUR Special Report.l
QuARREL-ANTicPATED DUEI-ALARMIyG STATE OF AFFAIRS.
Mr. WnD shortly after the Board had organized, pre-
scented the following preamble and resolutions which he
moved to be referred to committee and that they report
possible
the city Of New York unlike all other first class
cities with those indispensable requisites for
health and deceney public urinafs and whereas the
said want productive Of much mischief TO pubs health
and decsncyi therefore,
Resolved That the Committee on Repairs and Supplies be
70 inquire into the expdoncy Of erecting in
Cutabe localities throughout the city public unas fur
Hshed with such sanitary requisites &c to
IKE and proper keeping the samS and
TO CHS board at the earliest opport unity
sr. CoNNovER thought it was a matter that should be
referred TO the Committee on Public Health.
Mr. WILD said the resolution was a very important one
and one that should demand the especial attention Of any
committee 70 whom IL might be referred Every one
that the erection Of such buildings advocated
pity ct large. Ne F"
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NoTICE-THE COMMITTEE ON STREETS WILL
1N meet on Friday next the ith inst at NJ in the
No City Hail. to hear parties interested in the open
ing and extending Of the Bowcry through Chatham and
Pearl streets 70 Franklin All to be affected
n by the proposed improvement
to attend WM. II. DRAKE, lCommitte
JoSIbii " HRovN { slrents
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NANTED-FoR A HOTEL, GOOD FRENCH OR
w English cook also bell boy and two good walters
Apply at Gramercy House corner Of broadway and
Twentieth street.
The daily union., 1854-11-22
POLITICAL PROPHECY FULFILLED AND Full

The following extract from letter of Hon. b. r.
Hallet to the democratic convention Petersburg Yr-
ginA published October Is, 1852 The predictions which
1t contains are in OF complete fahImenL A
consolidation of all the isms into exclusively sectional
party the North, whose vitality viii be hostility 10 the
South taking place; and abolition politicians at
tempting carry out ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the North and
South But Mr.. Hallett predicted, they viii fail
Here is the extract
What is TO follow the defeat Of General Scott (which
promises TO be rout and the total dishanding Of
the whig pary pretty well toeshadowed in the future
Mr. Calhoun pophesied that whichever party was beaten
the North the election Of S46 would Join the aboli-
ton party This prophecy failed because the democratic
party OF the North were beaten and that party as a
body has deserted the Union severed from the
South. The prophecy will be fulfilled when the Scott
wings of the North defeated in 1852 unless political
abolonism shall to be element in either Of the
national parties which must always subsst in some
opposite forms in this country But may rather look
for consolidation of all tAe ssms into eneiusiUsy
y he South This will revive the old struggle for
a northern eonfederacy which before attempt
ed history when the federal party the North nd
ing they could rule the whole Union determined
to reign New England and New York. That con-
pracy defeated by the union of the democracy North
and South IL did not then aboonism, but engen-
dered it in the Hartford Convention In that council Of
disunionists the denial Of representative rights to the
South and prohibition against foregR-bovn holding
any office ne United States laid down the basis
Of northern confederation.
THE conspiracy for northern confederation Will
revive the old issues OF separation with aboitonsm alone
its basis The politicians of that school will attempt to
carry out between States what of the religious
sociaons have unwsely presseda ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of
the North and South They viii fail and the sectoaa! poll
tcians Of the North will be outvoted by the Union
Of the North without the aid OF the South and with
that aid the democratic party the constitutional party
the Unon will be nvincibe only in its power
the united northern and southern democracy but with them
in such contest will be found the whole body of Union
wings tthe commercial manufacturing substantial bust
ness whigs on the side of the party of the Union
The daily union., 1854-11-22
PKO(LAMAT

The boaxa Of aldermen council Of me cay
psesmse sad resolution, vizs
ncrcie- o.
benenceat Providence e. les
hesln, comou besso~e as
solemn Christian community % re-
turning Supreme Ruler Universe
ios ihe.~ estimabe blessing be II, tnuseiose
hoard as~ea and ssars Of o0"cf
Of M @ Of vasAHsaoa Thai ,ne mayor be- asd hs a'rsy re-
bs proclamation ins',ns All sh
Of h abstain from their usual -seu'st & @ @
devote Thanksgiving and pae 10 Almighty God s"u ns @
reverend eiery be invited unite IN such manner as "
puec evidence OF ne civr gsn'"e
Cordially foregoing win special fecoS""on
The remarkable hesl enjoyed by sauns the year ~n"
the peslsnce wIka in darkness' has ragged earay N
DO hereby Ia~rrSs "e~
sAe zsd Of Nosebr i day OF thanksgiving and praise 70 Al
mighty God.
All from secular pursuits, and invite
them, the OF our
holy reison OF TO
jubilee Good And
while acknowledging and exercising eon
for offences, be enabled heart and
voice. the Divine personal and
relations blessings also,
my hand mayors Once, In Ihe city Of WASH
instea this l7th day of November, 1854
siI.As n. HILL,
Acting Mayor.
aftrvxN1
The daily union., 1854-11-22
LETTER FROM NEW JERSEY.
E,srx ovyrcr. YswAak.

EAGLE OFF1cE, NEWARK
November IS, 1854
Nm DsAs slH need not assure you how deeply We all
regret the defeat OF good friend Gen Darcy man
bo Is almost universally beloved and whose qualities Of
ba and heart ene him the highest praises which the
,ongue and pen are capable Of bestowng had hoped
felt assuretha his great personal popularity would
~eome all The opposition arrsyed against him. but
,s disappointed and although some four hundred rhis'
IN this district voted him bis opponent Gen Penning
tou succeeded in carrying the election by few figures
avr one thousand majority. In this city did admira-
hv reducing the usual whg majority Of SIX to eight nan
sres down 20 a small hgure-I think "a
his useless disguise the fact that Cen Darcy was
ha,u by his own partythat is TO say the know-nohing
oersts with here and there exception, voted dgasf
him Tins peutraEng the extraordinary whig vote
him Had any other candidate Pennngtons majority
would have 1000 perhaps 5000 Our old-hne de-
uocy fought nooly disputng every inch OF ground
and when the city in they thought they had
td their noblehearted candidate. But the townships
failed to come up the requirements OF the OCCASION and
IN Hudson county the result the very Of what
we had been led 10 expect
We regret the defeat OF the old General more especially
bcause he WAS forced to He declined the nomination
over and over again; but after the adjournment of the
conyenon accepted it, being assured that the democracy
would not support any other candidate The sacrifice thus
made 10 his party forget and our democratic
reuis
should our hercuIean effort. stay the tide of madness
which for some time past has been running INST and
threatening every vesge Of the ancient land
marks -four inyincibe party.
But though defeated not dismayed. In our ranks
there are vet hundreds of hearts who viii yield
10 the storm that is raging Shoulder 10 shoulder
they will struggle till brighter auspices shall arise to
adden their vision and for the bitter regrets OF the
present New Jersey the Congress win have one
M u-ilI hx- In. apsflt TN
ion and the Union His reelection under the crcumstan-
es is result which be has every right to be proud Of
The daily union., 1854-11-22
By j. C. McGuIRE, Aucsioneer,
Nov

,iUELIC SALE OF AN ELEGANT EsTArE.-on Wednesday,,
valuable and costly "a nsisside s'' ''
o,a and cea.ns about one hundred and @ acres Of aSd
e wh ye I sns se.an,ay fenced said properly divided
portion, eonsss about 100 and the "house ide
land situated between tho cold
Washington race eous dying west Of IAN stee saa Pasy
road TO perces MIN GU u. north aoes mile
he Of Pennsylvania avppus -ua l4ua street.
This farm has heea sssa surveyed and dsidsd
which Sy pure and uniaag
large barn. .,abns hos- and cows
and % a m.s @ w .aa..
L. e Subdivision q this property particular been
wa,s ,n e Of w.h'nss and ne also
wa ass @ .ss ssn III. m @ s .sn Of @ @
roads s aad s% The couay road each Of tne villa .i.e.
The past two years IN improving and embeAns this property,
s"s respect substantially has been combined with taste and
The Mansion House lwaiss Is entirely h.vias
ae e ypg no q the arm bounded The ea.. by the
a south By the county road il apras in point Of
and M 20 s wsss within s limits Q, The District T.
depths Of from 30 10 an hui
on possessing the Potomac and
%sp p ,s q ne I % "sss w, az
parIor, billiard hall as library dining
rge airy chaer- together bath room
ssrsans' apartments SC Aiac. large and airy
he hal sutlel aauy schen ehamesr dressing rooms
wheel yards the dwelling
aud capable supplying 2p0 gallons
In addition spring, supplies
OF The largest and springs be found c
my length ~dta, and capa
bic Of Supplying least hy gallons Of waie; mnute
gallons of the
but little for that attained and during
season IL sufficiently cotd TO be Ised without ice.
The oubuidngs eonssns Of carriage house
feet, containing of capable holding of
harness st-bng eight horses cor
carriages house, hs ir
keepsos with the character o; the mansion.
The house stands apoa an knoll with
IN front and and having the advantage.
isres shade About
umbered with native place
BILE of being made perfect
The rosel
bic Many harsVre residences
eity and heaihoi
desiring rural residence
laid down the aispssed enure, purchaser
wish
The place well with the
&C., And built nj
residences
camors and eegsnces which be uxurou
country the Union.
Title ipdsputahle.
Terms; One third residae equal payments
x twelve and eishasa months with interest,"
the property.
LihogaPsa ir may my counting
room jAS G. MCGUIRE,
Nov t1--eoSda Auc,ioncer
The daily union., 1854-11-22
Hy ,. c. MCGUIRE. Aucs,onssr.
Nov ls-d

t'aAt(EHH SALE Valuable md innpr wed Teal
Estate on Pennsylvania avenueBy Of
circuit eour Of The District OF Columbia
passed wherein William 4. Laurie
panAn and James O. Hall and Lizzie Deie Laurie
november loth O'Clock,
No 2s6 fronting side OF
aud described follows Beginning
line OF said about 1913 from
OF said with the line
weswardy y feel then leaving said avenue right angles
wafdy about l9 feel nches alley
Them with the line said alley inches
wardy lilo feel inches the place
thereon, which
house and back building attached The property
directly opposite Whlzrd's Hotel.
Terms Of sale One laird Of the purchase be paid
The ot
and eighteen
OF which deferred
the purchaser and
until The l Of the purchase and nnai
cation Of the sale. A. AUSTIN SMITH, ,
Trustee.
JAS. G, MCGUIRE,
Oct le-eods AucuoBeeT.
or The above sale Is unAvoidabIy postponed until
"wednesday afternoon November ~, hour aud place
A. AUSTIN SMITH,
Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Nov lid AucioneeT,
The daily union., 1854-11-22
SALES TO-DAY.
ny ). c. MCGUIRE, Aussss.s.u.

EChNhuRE AND EFFECTS or A FAMILY DECLINING
ho"-sAeepinx x-Oa Wednesday sosninx, al
10 O'CLOCK iath ~oad ousr ,bA,
sr' Tie iafnafe and effects genean declining
ing comprising "~'F
flasb-cos paros
Cbisiz covered lounges, easy chairs
Mahogany ads
se al boob stxud
Marble Top sid. tables, dinlng tables
Mahogany secretary and bookeax.
b~Jst eads,
Wardro5.s, ~xsbstands, toilet set
ooietars "a pillows. bedding
Window shades, curtains, oiicioth
Carpets, raxs, msiinx, hanaek
Fine English halle clock
Handsome tAxes sulle 4.
Tog-iheS a assorgm kitchen utensils.
Terms. SIS aud under credit
niney days, satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
NOV l5-d
The daily union., 1854-11-22
BY TEL EG X A r III .
From Boston

BosTos Nov. 20An Er.y took place this afternoon at
sailors boarding of John Butcher in North street.
during which Richard L. Leet mortay stabbed by Jas
Kelly, in consequence of which he died in few minutes
afterwards. Leet the second mate of the ship Stafford
shire that lost and had recently shipped
second mate of the ship Elliot Thayer He be-
longed to Bristol Rhode Island. Kelly was arrested
The reopeniug of the old Cambridge bridge, Of the
principal thoroughares between Boston and Cambridge
celebrated this evening by grand orchigh procession
fireworks DC The bridge has been closed several months
for extensive repairs
The daily union., 1854-11-22
by j. &. MCGUIRE, Aucsioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE PROPERTY ON SEW
Monday afternoon November at O'clock
The shall SELL by vr,ae Of deed of Of
lots Nos. No &54
G II, running feet
consisting OF two story brick dwelling
This situated
desirable as Z business location
Terms third $50 which
by deed Of and bearing interest.
II The whole complied with
ths right resell
the first purchaser
NICHOLAS CALLAN, Trustee.
JAs. &. MCGUIRE,
Nov a1-d AN
The daily union., 1854-11-22
NEW YORK ELECTION.
Ertraet af a Letter from Nes Eork:

tIlraef y Leffr fFona Ase IoTh.
send you the papers Argus Express, Post CONNER
cia You viii see the Argus puts Clsrks majority
rising three hundred. Mr. 1 who left Albany Satur-
day afternoon says by the official returns received the
secretarys Office up that time Seymour had nneyone
scattering than Clark and is known that
of the in Schuyler county is included in the Sieuben
So you the matter still rests in doubt with
the chances against The State canvass is until
December"
The daily union., 1854-11-22
sy !. G. ncGuIRE. Auc,,onesr.

TRUSTEES sALEBy virtue Of deed Of trust bearing
j. j. A.
ioos 49, is2 and f93 the land
county, will
O'Clock all
No ii belonging the United ss,es,
Terms cash
To compliance within
chaser will have make OF SO the
}. b. ELLIOTT, Trustee.
JAS. G., Mcguire,
Nov I'D Aucuoneer