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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-17
Lynchburg Furnishing WarerOOn.

f1yHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE-
L spectfully to call the attention of the citizens at
Lyncburg and the doining country.to his large AMI
m splendid assortmentof BOOTS SHOES, Nj
nj CATERS. &c. of his OWN MAKE.
- and which are WARRANTED OF THE BEST oUAL
~ AND OF SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP.
Persons wishing to have good and durable Boot "t
Shoe for the present SON. will do well call
H. am determined to pease both regards quality
aud price.
Don't forget to call the store three doors above the
franklin Hotel, and Immediately opposite the Citizens
Savings Bank. +. +. GRlMALDl.
dec l-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-17
Spring Fashions for 1854.
FE STITZER I'm
- Has now receiveda and in store his Sping .tyleS
GENTLENENS FINE DRESS HATS

GENTLEMENS FINE DRESS HATS
comprising Bcebees New York style which IS most
beaniiful-oso, Oakforis young mems Phladelj hg
style fiat brimwhch is unsurpassed by any hat yet Of
feIcd or the inspection of this market Together with
the Baltimore siye,cur brim--whch is very hands ONE.
Besides large assortment of all the various styles and
qualities OF Soft Hats, adapted for the Spring Trade:
10 which he most earnestly calls the al ention of his
friends and customers ind he public give him call
he is prepared offer greater inducements to
buyers than any like estab hmcnt in the city, both at
Wholesale and retail All kinds Of hats made to order,
at TIE shortest otce. Customers hats dressed over 70
halt price Call at the sign Of the Blue Hat bargains.
mar 3dts VIM SITTER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-17
THE MICHIGAN DOUBLE Pr,ow

This Flow consists of two Flows placed one before
the other, on the same beam The forward one takes
rr"w from Hree to stf nchs deep separating The
of fhc grass vegetable matter and LAYS it. ce surface
down. Ia the bottom OF the previous fdrrow; n the
hlnd one follows from foar to sn inches deeper and
raises and deposits its slicH that of the forward one
IL being raised and turned, the sub so is broken and
meowed, and spread loose and evenly owe, ,l,e warJ
nrn the language OF the State Agricultural Committee
"f New,fork, in their report of 1850, it makes
seed bed almost as perfectly $ a spade
we WI keep constantly on hand urge AZ ortment
81 oEASoNhO LUMBER, both yellow AID white
fnc' Oak. Walnut, &C., hth We will sfh at regular
boat or Wholesale prices Persons wanting lumber will
ana 1t their advantage to purchase these Works. as
ley ca" have THEN lumber worked and dressed to or
ner' thereby saving the expense of hauling
al H..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-17

NFHESE WORKS have be- set in operation 18th
L all the latest Improved Machinery for Wood and
II, work, and upon a scale commensurate with the
wants of tho South and West. for Car construction
More than hundred cars OF til description have
ben We these works Tor the Virginia g. Tennessee
Il, Road
Presidents and Engineers of Rail Roads respect.
tnly lnvt ID besow Their patronage, they may
Y upon having their work finished in strict pancc
wi. It, plans and d aN ngs; after TIE most
,,i,roye plans Construction, prices satisfactory.
Southern KaiI-kOasis
WI no longer be compelled 10 obtain their Cars from
tie ith, subject large expense and IiSk of Trans
roitAuon. GEO &. CURLE Proprietor.
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PRICES

The Liniment is put up in bottles of three sizes and
sells at % CENTS so ce ts and 81 per bottle The so
cents size contains g. times much as the 25cts and
the dollar size three LINES much as the 25 cent
size being much cheaper
A. G. BRAGG & co, Proprietors. 304 Broadway,
New York, and St. Louis Mo.
For sale by Druggists and Store keepers generally
JOHN II. SEAY,
d. r. LYMAN, and
II. STABLEB & Co,
sept 2l-wiy Agents. Iynchburg
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J Nj lIEwtrr Foreman for

p VI TIE W IT 7 T VfFTIINN TUT
American EXPREss Co., 10 Wall st
HARpEN's ExpHFss. "a Broadway,
PuLLEN, VlRGiL n Co.'S. I6 Wall st
NELLs, FARGo q. Cos, l6 Will 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-17

bAlN ~ OILS Brown aud Wute Zine
Il Paints. Lead, Oh, Turpentine, Sc,-For sale by
lml3 dots X STABLER g. co.
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SETS, IN every Variety

i Tuile, Set. ., TO- II and 10 pecosi Of Blue
White Granite, Flowing Decorated nnd Gill Fancy pat
terms. Toilet Ware, Basins and E,yers and other pieces
sirgly md in pairs
d. b. EVANS, No. III, West Main st,
nov ~ Is Richmond Va.
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toriiy endorsed. f'f'' s'l's'ao-
he subscriber, thankful fur the very Iihoral cat On
bestowed TN nm for the last fourteen ,enr4 lie has
"a business IA 10y nchburg. woul. Just ention tina,
ne WI stu continue his former bushes. a, bere,oc
ah' 'Pes with the additional facilities 10 now Inns nd
~ Tue constant tention he feels det,tr ined m i 80
' business IN oil ITS various branches to me-. con.
''hu"hre :" the patronage of liberal pubic
-, - --.. tEo g. CUR..E.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-17

LvDR HIRE. "A female Servant aged about 49,
~ lad G, Nursing aud House service--fis-
posed Of for no iauit. Applyto WIN. II. MoSBY.
spl4 -ss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-17

INNE CHOCOLATE AND asbtE4sA-
snail lot q very superior Chnoulae and Cocua
-ior invalids. For sale at JN0. 7, WRIGHR'S
aP,fts - New Drug Store.
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Innocent but Potcnt.-Brandreth's pins

Innocent but POtcnt.-Brandretts PlAs.-
failing remedy, whose fame for purifying the
Diood is extended to every part of the civilized
world and should be in the posses sion Of every who
vIlues health One two doses in the commencement,
h,w many days weeks of sickness may they not pre-
vent2 Four pills in the beginning is more ehicacious
than forty doses when the disease is established Man
will be born TO days Of bliss compared to what has
hitherto been his lot weighed down he has been by
disease nrmitics and suerings which earthly power
knew how to alleviate until Brandreths pills pre-
scented to the world The weak, the feeble, the infrf
the nervous, the delicate few days strengthen
ed by their operation, and the worst complaints
moved by perseverance, without the expense Of ply ST.
cian Adapted to all circumstances and situations they
the best medicine intended for fanliei, to
take TO sea- preventing scurvy aud costivenes, requr
ing no change Of diet, particular regimen, or care
against taking cold.
Brandrehs Pills sold at twenty-five cents per box
with full directions at the Principal Office, Branaleth
building, entrance AZ Canal street
Warranted Kemcdy-Snve Your Money
Or. TORlAs'S Venetian Liniment is aned 10 cure
coughs, sore threats mumls Group cold feet &c,
pay Sold by all the respectable druggists in the Cnc1
states and Canadas Depot 90 Cortanat street. irice
% and 30 cent?.
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NEW PuHxICArI0xz.

A CATALOGUE OF THE CURloSITTFs m THE Ma
IA tional Institute at Washington D. c. win be pub
hshed in few days, and presents extraordinary me-
dunn for advertisements. There from twelve To III
teen thousand visitors reported monthly OF class be
calculated TO benefit advertisers. The catalogue viii
always be preserved and be distributed in every section
OF the country and the Washington visiters gene
rally visit the great metropolis of the country For
terms apply to HUNTER THOMPSON, Merchants, p
South street, direct to the publisher, where orders
for the book will be received
ALFRED HUNTER Washington City, d. c.
DANNY FERNS NEW BOOK-RUTH HAII.-'A
IL work which, says able critic who has the
proof sheets, mot only exceeds anything which Fanny
Fern has heretofore written but which in respects
surpasses any other work whatever Will be publish
ed on Saturday, December IL. Price 81 25.
MASON BROTHERS New York.
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Cy1XTH ANNUAL sOIREE OF AMERICUS ENGINE CO.
- No..6, at Niblo's saloon, Monday evening, Nov.
~, 1854. HENRY CLOSE, Chairman.
JOHN J. REILLY, Secretary.
THANKSGIVING EvE.-THE NEW YORK YOUNG
Il Mems Roman Catholic Benevolent Association will
hold their second annual ball. at Niblos Wednesday
evening, November 10th. Tickets So Can be obtained
at the principal hotels music and book stores and Mt the
door the night Of the ball
JOHN s. sCULLY, President.
j. OUfNIAx Secretary,
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LECTURES.

A I'D FOR THE SUFFERERS FROM THE WILLIAMS
IA burg riots.-A lecture the History and influence
Of the Jssuits will be delivered Wednesday evening
the Goth inst by j. W. Brce, Esq, at the tabernacle
The proceeds Of The lecture will be devoted the benefit
Of the families Of the Americans killed in the discharge
OF their duty in gusrd.ne se ballot box william sba
Tickets Is cents eachto be obtained at the doos tie
evening oltbe lecture.
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.asasTiSgsENYs aENEWED sgTRY rht
=7-a-lasaass=-4|aa4'.a aaI'-.s-aiissslal-=isil
gEksOSsL.


II JANE Known, WHO LIVED DURING LAST WIN
ter at us Canal street, " send iser address to
Mrs. DoTr, Herald oice she will hear OF something 70
her advantage.
II MIR. JOHN DODGsoN, FORMERLY or SPRING.
field but in January, lsi9 residing with Mr.. Walter
hing, Mt Marcy, near Utica, Oneida county, United
.aes of Americas sawyer and farmer (or his legal per-
Nessrs. Stevenson Ley solicitors, No Il Nicoi street
OF something greatly to his, or their advantage.
I'M ORMATION WANlED-BY THE SUBSCRIBER, or
4 tue wherca bouts of her sister Elizabeth Mccoy
maits Elizabeth Thompsona native OF Feraco1,
county haIalan, and daughter OF David Thomp son. OF
said leracof. She landed in New York in July
August, 1851. Any Information respecting her VIII be
thankfully received by her sister Margaret Thompson,
who ancod in New York last July from the ship rort
do, from Liverpool Address to Mrs. Catharine Bark,
sag Iai Dor, L. When last heard from she living
in Brooklyn. MARC ARbr'rHoMpsoN.
r IMMIGRATION WAN1ED--OF EDWARD BRurEsLlS,
! who left the county Of Farms, Surrey the 22l OF
I'll, 1883, and arrived here in the Ffedcrc Gutson
The fth cf june. lie is % years old tailor by trade
dark complexion. information Will b. Thankfully re-
ceiycd at 70 Llizab tn street.
Mrs. MARY EOIL WILL MEET HER HUSBAND, 4
wi j. Doll vino has returned FROM California, at 10,
Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn.
NJ ltHALI. MAC, FROM COUNTY CLARE IRELAND
Vl Your SISTERS Mary and Bridget, anxious to
hear from you Direct to 20S South Third street, Phii
delplaa.
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CEIE MILITARY.

A MER1CANS, ATTENTION. FIRST ANN Al. PARAD
"A and supper Of the Peoples Association. The mem.
bers friends and all young favorable TO American
principles, and DESTROYS OF becoming members OF the
above named association are respectfully requested 70
tel Of Broadway aud Walker street. on TIE ida
evening next, Nov 49, at ~ O'Clock, precisely BY or
Ger Of the association.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-27

James Harding, late OF 81 broadway, JUDI
ms Hotel would respectfully inform his friends and
the public that lie will reopen his hair dressing saloon
lis day, at No SO Broadway three doors below his old
stand. JAMES HARDING.
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CristadorO's Hair Dye.-Thls Splendid Dye
has equal in the world The tnts impaired by it to
e hair those Of nature. Sold wholesale and retail
q ID applied at CRlSTADORO'S, No. q Aston House.
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Establishmcnt, Ladies' and

gentlemen be atten ed at their residences by leay
ing their address at CIREHUGHS celebrated hard
wig factory, 1925 Fulton street. Mrs. Armstrong
dressmaker s21 Broadway, New York; and Richardson
5x Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-27

fashionable styles, rs per cent less than the usual
charges. choice assortment OF the latest styles OF
bridal envelopes, silver wafers &c. Seals engraved
silver door plates, &C. a. Kcmbef, practical ensraver
3es Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-27
NIHlTARY-MUsKET LOST, BUT FoUND.-oNE on
" the muskets belonging 10 of the crack corps'
tho Division has been nd aaJ daf;vn.oi ~


i,petstl ~ nc ."'.iA 81 sal corps. to the infinite
pleasure OF enc oi the IonIsnen. The Bonsep md the
writer Of Ibis advertisement Gd not parade on the 10Th
instant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-27
vJNHE GREAT BOOK OUT AT LAST-JUsT PUBLISHED
Il .tFRED VERNON


By the author of ''Minnie Gray ''Gas Howard: or
How to Win Wife, Standheld Haln Amy law
rence;' "Harry Ashton: or, The Will and the Way;'
ELLEN de We're or The Way of the wil' swoman and
Her Maser Romantic Incidents in the Lives of the
Queens OF England Erred Arden or The Jesut's Re-
vengc,n &c.
This charming romance win be eagerly caught up by
the numerous admirers Of minnie Gray, - Amy Law
renee, - woman and her Master, &c
The author has added another TO the many laurcs
which have so long graced his authoral brow. sFred
Vernon" may be termed his masterpiece. The tale is
remarkable for the keen subtety displayed in the ni-
yduay of its characters for the strength Of its dicon
the intrcacy of it's plot the harmony of its groupings
and its stirring energy composition. Its taen tod
author is next to Dickens the finest romancst Of his
day The narrative is finely conceived and nobly exc
cu'ed The story of intense interest and the
in which II is told so fascna.es the reader that he finds
ii almost impossible to lay il aside until he reaches the
end For sale, wholesale and retail, by
GARRETT 4 CO., Publishers, is Ann street.
Also, for sale hY all booksellers.
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Wedding and Visiting CaSsls I'm the most
fashionable styles, twenty-five per cent less than the
usual charges choice assortment Of the latest styles
bridal envelopes silver waers &c. Seals engraved
silver door plntes &c. W. KEMBLE practical engraver
3a4 Broadway.
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New 3as1c.-Just Published, the 1bllowine,
not deem thee Faithless,h sung by Nad'le Nau with
rapturous applause arranged by Thos Baker price 70
cents. s'sebastopo Grand Trumphal March, by the
celebrated composer Oscar Commetts price 80
.Iittle Nelle's Sleeping" song and chorus, by E.. O.
Eaton; price Is cents.
HORACE WATERS 333 broadway
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and blushrose tint which, Shakespeare says Of
sweet voice, an excellent thing in woman,r
pass from the complexion under the stringent influences
Of cold unless the skin is kept in perfect health by
daily application Of this peerless cosmetic. For sale at
PHALON'S, SIT Broadway, st. Nicholas Hotel, and at
1877 Broadway corner of Dey street and by all druggists
and dealers in fancy goods
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The Book or fnshion suva Al

1--we Is coming into vogue among the ladies' There is
also move among the gentlemen (but it is not new
one,) viz. A move toward GREENS, No. / Aston
House, where the most elegant shirts producable in
America are made to measure with rapdity and pune
tuality.
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Reticules, tO Competc Wlth ANY on thc


Grand and Canal street boased slow prices We have
just Withdrawn our from the Crystal Palace, and
now offer its entire contents together with the
hand, ut greatly reduced prices The above goods took
an honorable mention" at the Worlds Fair, and silver
medal at the American Institute. GEO. w. FUTILE,
importer OF fancy goods novelties and toys 345 Broad
Nav
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- REAT REDUCTION IN DRY GOODS AT HOLrON &
VI BOGUE'S new store, 455 Eighth avenue, between
Thirty third and Thirty fourth streets, Monday No
vember 81, consisting of superior French merno and
Tibet cloths all shades, u. per yard rich paid silks
from auction, IS. Cd to 0s extra rich harlequin pla
do, Is. to u.s.. Bishofs a. Bomets boiled black silks
from IS. 10 12s. choice lot Of striped silk, all colors
for mis- es dresses, large lot of Vienna long
square booho shars, very low; Bay State, Waterton
aud Scotch plaid long and square do do Lyons black
maniilla velvet best quality, So lady's cloths all
shades and colors IRON los. upwards. N. B.-Wantel
two smart statesmen with good reference. Rencnbc
455 Eighth avenue, second door from Of Thirty
fourth street.
NJ OTICE--DAMAGE BY SMOkE.-SAIE TO COM
IN mence to-morrow.-In conseq ucncc of the recent
fire in the lace embroidery and Paris kid glove store
JOHN MADDEN, 573 Broadway, he will sell at an i'm
sacrifice, Tor the purpose OF clearing out the
tire stock Of costly goods amounting TO s25 00O
ly purchased, and which have been partially injured
consisting of laces honiton vacnciennes embroderic
musiins, kid gloves, hosiery, &c.
T PHOISTERY GOODS AT GREAT SACRIFlCE-rO
~ close out before the 18th Of December Lace cur
tans at 81, worth $40; satin de laine Us pee yard
worth 81 damasks, window shades cornccs with every
article in the upholstery line third lower than
other establishment in the city. A. N. r. DAVIES,
397 Broadway
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DRY GosDC4s, $40.


= THIRD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ElIBR Ode
4e) ries. Mrs. Gaynor having such number o;
lady patrons or her celebrated Paris corsets has
been induced by numerous solicitations, to connect with
them ebroiderics she therefore begs to acquain her
customers that she has just received her first mpora-
ton, and them she (under the arrangements
she has made in Europe) scl embroderes 30 per cent
cheaper than retailers who purchase them in this
ket; the two size has opened consist of under
handLerchiefs chemsetes collars bands and sleeves
45 Third avenue, near Tenth street.
~ THIRD AvENUE.-IAPORTED WOyE COfSErS-
4e) ladies should remember that Mrs. GAYN0R'S
best Paris oorscts manufactured expressly for
her. and that for elegance and in fitting they
unsurpassed, while her prices only half usually
charged. No. 45 Third avenue, Tenth street.
LNLOUNCED SILK ROBES
I or the latest Partisan styles,
In cartons, at very moderate prices,
viii be exhibited on Monday.
A. 7. STEWART 4 CO., Broadway.
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for the Broadway retail trade for sale at half price
EVANS clothing warehouse 66 and 6S Fulton Eighth
avenue Bank taken at par; Lewis county, 40 cents
Washtenaw, 40 cents
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Ac0llan P1an0s-T. Gilbert 4 Co.'s Prcmlum
sapos, with without the celebrated solan attach
nent; Hallett Cumston's pianos (of the old firm Of
iaett Coz Horace Waters model pianos,
y the highest musical authorities to be equal power
oancy and sweetness of Tone and elasticity of touch
20 any Of American pianos OF several other
instrument guaranteed and sold at prices which defy
competition. Secondhand pianos at great bargains
pianos. Pianos to rent Horace Waters, No. 1913 Broad
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is7ssis'ss7-i'I'iiis - 77-slli ~
rxN ANC1AI4.

GcA 600 TO LOAN-ON DIAMONDS,
pOOsOOO watches, jewelry, segars or bought
t"r cash Business notes, city stock bonds and mort
rages negotiated, real estate bought, sold and OK
Charged. CHEESEMAN, BRISrED CO.,
Brokers' SO John street, corner of Nassau.
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TIVE PICTORIAL HERALD.-WIIL. BE PUBLISHED
u this Saturday morning. at O'Clock. The Picto
rial Herald for the Holidays Price only three
the object being not much to make money to give
our Pictorial an extensive circulation. An edition Of one
hundred thousand copies easily be sold. Owing to
our time being occupied with ordinary business we
have appointed Messrs. ROSS, JONES n TOUSEY, the
popular dealers agents for The Pictorial Herald
The trade will be supplied by them Their place Of bu
sness is at No. 1O3 Nassau street, the Herald
fee. Clear the track for The Pictorial Herald
THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS
Il For NOVEMBER THE 11TH,
Contains upwards of Forty
SPLENDID ENGRAV WINGS,
And full particulars of
THE PROGRESS OF THE SIEGE OF SEBASTOP0L.
For SALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
CHARLES WII.LMER'S,
UNIVERSAL ENGLISH FOREIGN NEWSPAPER AND pERIo-
OFFICE,
100 Fulton street (second floor
ARTHUR WILMER, Agent, 100 Fulton st.
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF A NEW BOOK BY
~ an unknown authOrl
The entire edition of 10, 500 copies Of
IDA May
EXHAUSTED THREE DAYS
Without supplying all the orders received. sup
ply Will be ready Tuesday morning, 2Sth install
the resources of the publishers being bent upon the
ufacture Of this book Orders will be answered in rot-
ton. PHILLIPS, SAMPSON L. co,
Boston, Nov. "a, 1854.
For sale by all booksellers.
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and frock coats So cost originally sl6 1000 pairs
sinner pants at SO. cost SO, last years make Bills
broken banks of this city taken for clothing. GEORGE
Levi, corner OF Nasaan aud Beck man streets.
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Wedding Cards.-An Assortment Of Ever
delrs elegantly engraved wedding cards envelopes sc
can be had On APPLICATION sent by post TO any part
the country. EyERDELL,
No. 500 Broadway, corner OF Duane street.
A Whiting Card Plate, Beautifully Engrav-
ed, and fifty cards for 81 25great redu Wedding
cards and silver door plates at very low prices. s. C.
CLARK, engraver and printer No $50 Broadway in the
Chinese Buildings. -
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Albert III. Nfcolay Will hold his Regular
semi weekly auction sale of stocks and bonds this day.
(Monday) 9th, at 1875 O'Clock, at the Merchants Ex
change. For further particulars his advertisement,
n another column.
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NJ URsE-wANTED, A SITUATION AS WET NURSE.
IN by respectable Protestant young woman, with 4
fresh breast Of milk. Please address call upon Isa-
bella, 11S Wooster street
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India Ruhbcr Gloves and NTittoas lad

IN cold wet weather also, ladies' lined gloves and
bleaching gloves and mits certain cure for rough or
ehapped hands For sale at all rubber and the
trade only at No. SO John street up stairs.
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A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN DE
IA sires situation chambermad, and to assist in
washing and ing Can be well recommended for
competency honesty and good disposition. Please APP
ply at AIS Twelfth street. for two days.
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4 PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUA
"A ton cook washer and roner, or to do chamber
work would do the general homework Of small pri
waite family, and would go short distance In the
country Can be for two lays at u Monroe street
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A willow LADY SoiIClfS THE LOAN OF sio)
n FOR immediate and pressing emergencies. The very
best Of security given. Please address Sarah T. Il
Marshall City Post Office, New York
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SIIUAIlONS WANTED-AT MANNINGs AGENCY,
- 10 Hillary street. Brooklyn for very experen ced
Protestant young woman, and excellent
stress, with three years unexceptonabe city references
Tor an English cook first laundress Scotch grl
good plain cook and several first rate cooks, washers
and ironers