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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-13
crlsss.,oro,s Exce.slor Hair pye.-aature

Equa'led hy Art
9 sa Without eS s The sSsS to s ss III,
They vitbersd the hair past al art 70 rsnow,
o9 may nnIh your Gay tIt Use nas or brown
And An her Uisss ;ss " you viii s3On pc appalled,
n years. S a hs s Ua
\ dyevithout eaus,ic or lime, to Obtain
brown black sSS cray or red
h s Ss sS Ind
Ard in spite q adysrtissmen;;; piaoard and PM
4 sss7sss Pss II ss1 s'a
rle wan. 50 long felt had ID last been supplied.
a dye was announced, thar in changing the hue,
The hair did not seereh-tho was true,
e' te sands
the the nsss we. ne nesrsS 1s,9as Of
No door unpleasant the liquid gave out
The =, color sss never .r one moment in 9ouot
Esr r.nse.s REQ t nc asiss mo: r. g be sssa
Like the darknes that follows the igh.ning's glare
10 the Fast to tho West through Inc sonth tro the North
R . and raisp Ss G s
and declared that no nosirus tho place could supply
Mapufsc.ured sofia, ana applied, On private rooms, at
cRisTapoRos Hair Dressing Estabishrnsnt No. Astor
House
HIPS Improved Instantaneous Hair Dye
Specimens be exhibiting It's superiority all
Others for Its ans accurate
street, adjoining Liberty street Tor sale applied
IGa.-Rcmov aI,-Clirchnsh's wig ana Tom
doors from broadway west side. where he will happy
receive mis- ormer customers An endless variety Of his
celebrated wigs and soupees "a hand.
give Thousand Wigs and TOapees, and
twenty grosof ladies' cans and cnrs thousand
sde, hack brsids ard ornamental harwcrk Of do
scription, are to 10 found ~ MhDHURsT & HEARDS u
kaidan lane Warranted not 70 shrink or change color.
B.tcheior's Hair Dye IS stu the Leading
hrcle oy oil acknowledged to DO the best aye
fesecy eclorng tho hair the moment il Is applied Tons
seliaSie isd Sosa sold Al BATcaEioa LORE IS r Ssy
wsy.
nosdavss trcnksa.<This superb compound,
for strong theiing and Identifying the hair
and scd,hy W. A. BATCiELO at his celebrated dye
and wig factory 3 Broadvay Bachelors hair dye sold
spilled. Nine private rooms.
WhiskerS Nynnstaches forced to grow I'm
sN weeks W my oasuent which will not saiu inure
the skin I've more 20 81 bottle, part
O the country X a. GRAHAM, a Ann street; Briggs, 81
state street. Albany T. D. Gilman, Washington, ID. &.
To Dye Without Pain Is Consideration
through life Hundreds dread dying, for auack
nostrums nave, like mushrooms, and
ruined many noble head hair BY destroying their res
me De 4
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retail At 81 BroadwsyThos Faye, date OF Thos Faye 4
CO. 40 Pearl street. and formerly Of Pares Faye 81
Pearl street, has opened depos st 5T 6roadway u
rsctly opposite the City Hall. THoS. FAYE a co. 257
broadway, opposite City Hall
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Peter &obcrr@ ~ Co.. $40 Broadway. have
Sst received large lot OF Yaenennes lace and edgng
marrow widshs al Shilling and upwards. Il fresh
stock Of Maltese and Gnipure lhces
Lace and Nuslsu Curtains from Auction for
ale unparalleled targains gold borders and rsnspa
cont window shades Trench American paper Language
GIT eoEnees .ands pins, upholstery &c Ladies fErnsh
Sas houses invited 70 call W. o. JENks importer and
manufacturer Nos. $50 and az Pearl street.
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WANTS.

A RESPECTABLE SCOTCH GIRL WANTS SIrUA-
IA toa seamstress aud drsssmsher has good city
ference Apply at 22 Twenty silth street. between ninth
and Tenth
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rortn,so Dro.s,.s, Cascs.-- rhe subs,riIers'


all tho styles that desirable
sxavcilers' during eth.r long short a.
aACNDLHS Il son, Nc. Aator House, and No S7
Broadway.
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patent = GRO electric chains al nervous DISEASES
enuaiisr! neural n citations epilepsy, uterine eon
plants and patr nt by Ire highest author
ht world. Exhibition medal o1lee reteoved 10 No 81
bite stre.t. >. sTLINERT.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY pa


PERSONAL.
MR.. \. A. ANTHON. FROM HONOLULU Is AZ.
III guescd % send his address No j5 Mayeray place
TO 5. D., Of Hong Kong.
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AFALlO, corner q broadway aud Camel street.
a COntrasf.--
Roots that 20 radiant flowers rive birth,
Draw u material from the earth;
But there's a Root whoae rich supply
streams to.n ward :roln tho azalt Sky.
Flowers vither and III sl roota decay,
Tint perfume, substance pass away.
But forms OF life b, Root portrayed,
ri ne cannot rob ~ fignt shade,
Sui fresh they seem, whats'er their dats,
Fer each IL rooted TO she plate.
ROOTS GALLERY, 3j3 Broadway.
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILaOAD COMPANY
IN Notice.The ua election for thirteen of
this COMPANY Nil take place their Office No.
street on TUESDAY Nay IT, 1894 The polls viii be open
from twelve NJ. TILL two clock r. NJ Tho transfer books
Of 10th stocks will 10 closed Saturday, May ISL at
three O'Clock p. NJ. and opened Wednesday, May IL
1854, at ten o'clock a. H. by order Of the Board.
ALIEN KYLE Sec'y
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WANTED A SITUATION AS COOK AND WASHER
~ and ir.ner, IN small private family. Also, sit1n
ton ehambermaid and pain Best references
given rom present place, where persons apply
TOW days. " st. Marks place
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Dh.TISri,y.

III g IUiHIN DENTIST HAVING IsCRgAsRn
iavlntes or nannf ttsrng artificial tssth nss ar
phf oi sets NJ TIE sAoftcat no 1e which,
ease In nring and eofa rueIalsnes To nstuyc 49,. 49,
mpat.ed srmt tea onHbc. Rooms fas BroaIYay ne.ri
pIotite IT. Nichoas hotel. "o"rF
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vIhN1En-iS A PRIVATE FAMILY, A PROTEST
w ant girl; Abe no good cook washer ironer.
German, English or Scotch, other need apply nj n7
Tenth street.
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"A ANTED.-h GERMAN, FAMILIAR WIZ TUr
w English Language and the king business n one
correct and quick 81 figures liberia alary vii given
Address with reference, box a,5J4, Post Onico.
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NNANIED-A YOUNG LADY TO ATTEND IN /.
w Lace and embroidery stare. need apply eScsp
those acquainted with thu hnsacgn Good reference 70
quif.d apply st No. 23 broadway.
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WANTED lMMEDIA ELy-1WENTY FIRST RATE
W. pahtaloob makers shd twenty hrt ratio makers,
at ~ BpMeTJ.
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IGa.-RcmnxaI.-Clir X-ir an,I


Pee factory has been removed TO ld2 Fulton
doors from broadway west de whore he will be happy
receive mis- former customers An endless variety OF his
celebrated wigs and soupees hand.
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w ANiEp-lN PRIVATE FAMILY, A SHORT DIS
~ lance IN the country, aurse and Pro
testnn) must have the test city
stand hei business Apply l2s Front strees up STARE
ofice. =
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Ansohs oaSWertectypcs, As9ri,c SIG, tor 90
color ed. and in nice lined yelve9
twice large chose made other places atty
se-ts and equal 30 that 81 clsewhere AN5oN
NJ Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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vks my that Mcaio hats tho o2ansini
arthtie and dGraele 81 any see produced In quality
style price bas compesr your orSss with
NRALlO, corner Of Broadway and Camel street.
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thb emnebt Scotch divine his collection and IL -
exhibition stj9 Broadway, over Thompson's saloon
THIS esEhfshmcnt shtess ooiise. Anne
ric.n and European ec.ebrics unrvnei this eonti-
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GALEDo:It DIVISION 70 81 s orr WILL cELE
" brste their tenth ,ersary Monday evening tho
18th infant Ia secne street Methodist Episcopal Church,
stween Brooms ami spring s.rssts They hereby
tted to meet IN the lecture the huroh ogtetd
their regular pasy ~ messing a. ? e,Sesh srss;seiy
ReHr. BARCLAY, II. =.
EXCURSIONS 70 THE FISHING BANKS orr
Ia sandy Hook SUNDAY, May ith Fare . cents eaee
way. The steamer BUFFALO, Capt A smith, vii.
IeaYo sho.sasS 81 Hammond street at "a oe'o.v A. NJ
Sp.iny gtAst ~ H. BROOM street river az =: Peek
alp, At So; niar No. 3 North river, at oAI
IMPORTANT sorIcE-rHE SUBSCRIBERS BEG
leave 10 inform hsr friends and The publ, th.t they
renewed her carts at The solicitation friends
" all street n 10 Nassau street whsro they all
time he realyo her patrons and public
moderate charges Having effected important
msnts IN Their e1uipsges and esta sbmen they p'eu
larry recommend themselves TO the favorable motive u the
public Jas. SULLit N in,
JAS. SULLIVAN.
Late chief drayman TO Il. Y. Leo>s I. 90.
ATOrICE-ALL PERSONS HAVING CEAIMs AGAINST
IN the undersigned, will please preseu them r aette
besoro the first OF July next the
existing viii be dissolved that day. j. u MAkRS.
San Francisco Call April !, 1854.
N01NE-HAyING SEEN a STATEMENT ~ THE
IN paper that 81 the oyster boata had left Wellington
Msyk.t slip in nstce TO ourselves wish 20 nerm the
public in general snch is not the easehat We the under
oysters 81 the hest quality and will ,ry and vo salts
faction 10 all those who may favor with oall
ABRAHAM WHITLEY : co,
boat, foot Of Nesey street, Nortn river.
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MANTED-By \ SCoTCuMAN AND MS WIFE.
w without family. to take tho charge Of any eentIe.
mab house during tie months u ~ rofe
enre given Apply TO A. Reed, sos Broadway
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RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOAAN ANTS STU.
alton as nurse and sesnstrcsr, chambern Aid and
waiter The best Of city reference gwen by applying a. J
Ea Nineteenth street. whore she DO from 10 A. NJ
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WANr9.


WANTED-A LADY MAID AM pnassr ,ksn
~ enc VINO understands hair dressing aud ino WISHING
sons w COMPETENT person need apply. Pf0t
would preferred Apply betweea In and 10 a. 40 90
Four % nth street, untl Saturday, Is $ .ust
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HIPS Imyroysf Instantaneous s,ot, Dxrc

Specimens be scen exhibiting its superiority
others for its pcfna noney snftn braney
limitations Of natural Jet black brown ut - Nassa,
Street, adjoining Liberty street. Tor sale applied
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,s to Inr Crystnl Pniacc and

Rarrum1s Museuru.--BERRY & GORDON No. a97 Broad
way agents sale Of Haile Davis & Co.'s unrivaled
pianos dealers melodeons, pd extensive publishers OF
M will purchasing sheet m sic to
che Of dollar with tMo ZIG kots to either Of the
places OF amusement, cket to each. Lusic
and tickets sent by mail sree o. charge.
The Numerous Strangcss now Visiting our
city eerSyr,on others invited to cali at the
eyo OF tho subscribers and examine their large
beautiful assortment Of pan,crtes including those
ITALY Instruments which received three prize
medals 1T the Crystal Palace and pronounced the
best pianosortes on exhibition
SRON ESTEEM a. TRUsI0W,
J0J Broadway, adjoining 81. Nicholas Hotel.
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70 GhotEKS-ToR SALE THE STOCK AND LEASE
Tor fyo years o. the beet sand without exception for
oush butncss, in this city Reason for selling the owner
Spring street 'f' ~ f'' ~ -
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WANTED-A COACHNAS's PLACE ny MAN
W who unae,snnas his business Who refer. . his
htt emf oyer situation IN the country prefe rod In
gure at Neis livery sae corner Of twelfth srect and
University place 800
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WAN1KD--A SITUATION IN A WHOLESALE III
W ,quor store by respectable Young under
ktands the trade IN all its DrEncbcs such
hyrups tnine, favoTicg ooornR note addressed IA
A. D., Herald Once, VII meet sith prompt attention
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WANTID-A SITUATION, w A RESPECTABLE
w young seamstreas; she is capable OF
and fitting oharens clothes Can The city
ference. Address ScanlstFoss, Herald Office
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cent terms, and the most denunciatory Ian
guage. They kept up this disgraceful proceed
ing until after ten o'clock, refusing most deter
minedy to allow one word he uttered to be
heard by the rest of the meeting. M
| In vain did the mayor of the city appeal TO
their sense of order, they refused to let him be
heard Judge Douglas, Notwithstanding the
lproar OF these hirelings, proceeded at inter
walls. He told them that he was not UMPIRE
pared for the conduct. He had day or two
since received letter written by the secretary
of an organization framed since his arrival in
this city, for the purpose of preventing him
from speaking. This organization required
that he should leave the city or keep silert;
ton was pledged, at the sacrifice of life, to pre-
vent his being heard.
He presented himself, he said, and challenged
the armed pledge. The latter having been but
imperfeetly heard, its reading was asked by
some of the orderly citizens present but the
mob refused to let it be read.
1T length at half past 10 o'clock yielding to
the earnest appeals of bis friends, Judge Doug
las withdrew from the stand.
We are confident thatwe speak the sentiment
of every honorable and manly citizen of Chica-
20, of ali shades of politics. when we say that
| the proceedings Of last night were disgracefui
| III the extreme, aud that their effect upon the
| character and honor of the city abroad will be
| previously felt.
One or two facts were particularly remarka-
BILE throughout last nights proceedings. One
| Of these was, that the organized baud of dis
| yracefu actors in the mob, ever and anon at
| short intervals cheered most Justify the editors
of the Tribune" Another fact was, that not
| q man in that vast throng who was opposed to
the speaker in politics, made any effort to pre-,
serve order CT control the mob.
The right of speech has been crushed in an
American city. That city, too, in the free
State Of Illinois, and its metropolis. The pre-.
cedent has been set. Where will it stop? Who
is to be the next victim /?
But these things, though Notifying to every
lover of his country, Will have its results. The
American heart is generous one. No one
can suffer injury, and not receive its sympathy.
| Thousands of gallant and glorious minded
citizens throughout the State who differ in
| opinion with Judge Douglas will mark their
| condemnation OF this conduct of the aboii
lonists of Chicago, by giving him their sup
| port
These abolitionists, intent only upon present
| triumph, forget that in refusing to hear Judge
| Douglas, they mark their own cause with be-
ing unworthy Of examination, and honor him
as champion of truth before whom they dare
not stand
The lateness of the hour precludes any ex-
tended remark tonight. We will recur to this
subject again.
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places BY iron rivets, and the interstices be-
tween the rivets and the blocks are filled up
with molten lead. If the mighty st. Lawrence
conquers these combined appliances, then in
deed is there an end TO all mechanical resist
ances.
In consequence of the increased height and
width OF the piers conyergng toward the cen
tire, the weight of stone in those that will bear
the centre tube will be about eight thousand
tons each. The total amount Of masonry in
the piers will 27,5Oo,00O cubic feet, which, at
thirteen and quarter feet to the ton, gives a
total of about 205,000 tons.
Mr.. Robert Stephenson and Mr.. A. NJ Ross
are the engineers of the bridge, on behalf of the
Grand Trunk railway. The former gentleman
visited Canada last year, and purposes return.
ing again when the works have made further
progress. The latter is permanently located in
the Province, not Only for the superintendent
of the bridge, but only as engineerin-chief of
the railway company
The contractors and Messrs. Peto, Brassey,
Belts Jackson, and their representatives in
Canada for the Victoria bridge, and for the
railway from Montreal to Kingston, distance
OF $50 miles, Is Mr.. James Hodges, q gentle
man well known in eonnexion with some ofthe
most Important engineering works in England.
The Golfer dams (entirely on new princi-
pie, invented by Mr.. Hodges) for the northern
abutment and the first three adjacent piers,
Rave been sometime successfully placed The
masonry in " Pier No. l." as has already been
stated, is several feet above the bed of the ST.
Lawrence 1t is commenced in the mex. pier,
and is ready for beginning in the abutment.
The whole of these will be raised ten feet above
the water level Of the St. Lawrence (which is
Ii feet above the summer level before the
ice sets in Decentralization all masonry work
will have to be suspended until the spring of
1855.
Unless unforeseen circumstances should oc-
cur,it is intended that the train shall go through
the Victoria bridge in the summer Of 1868.
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EoREsT HoUsE---At pndd,s Iake. on

II scnOolcy's N1Vuntain.-Ths house is stu
ale on Schooey's Mouttain, in the county Of Nor
rs, New Jersey, three miles from the Stau-
hope Station OF The Morris end ESSEX Railroad.
and eigh, miles fen ScbooIeys Mountain Springs
LIS situation for forest shade and beautiful scener
is believed 10 be on Of the most desirable =: mi,
State. 1t stands on he shore of frye lake o,
pure, clear, cold water, which f., nj hes GOOD h
ing and pleasant bathing. 1owins and sailing All
'neans u sn'use'no,t usually fouad at fashionable
watering p'ae~s have been provided.
NC @.Juse has been furnished only one wear
End is large enough 10 comfortably sccomn odate
at least eighty guests, and has been newly ard
thoroughly furnished.
Ample and suitable provision Tor horses ard car
ringes have also been made. There is daily mail
from New York TO Sianhope tie nearest posi-
Office. Guests to this house, via the Morris and
Essex Railroad, will leave the Railroad at STAN
hope.
The proprietors being determined 10 spare no
exertions or expense which can conduce 10 the
comfort and satisfaction OF their guests, respect
fully solicit share Of public patronage.
Budds Lake, N. j., May IL, 1854.
July Sim J. VI. SHARP e. CO.
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will have ample employment, and need not
interfere with the Baltimore aud Ohio road
but will be, on the contrary, AN advantage to it,
The demand for coal, and the growing impor-
lance which attach To the use OF Cumberland
coal for ocean navigation will tax the capaci-
ties of all the works now engaged in or con-
templating its introduction to market.
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Copper in South western vIrginia.-Ir

Copper I'm South Western Virgfnia.-In
the region Of Floyd county, Virginia, contiguous
10 the line Of the Virginia and Tennessee railroad
have been lately discovered extended deposits of
copper ore. correspondent OF the Lynchburg
Rspabtican says:
:" The whole distance through which The cop- :.
ore has been traced and shown 10 exist WITH -
or less certainty and distinctness, is so, a. E,,',
mics It's general course correspond. ,r;,b IN,
o, the Glue Ridge II seems 70 follr w ,bs stance
nles OF the mountains, heng upon an average Of
aoous fourteen MICS distant. On ,bi. line con.
per ore W Considerable Quantities anl OF FOOD
qusIEv Iss been discovere2. Al Carriers il is very
S.Jundant and Of fine quality; and the owners Of
that properly are now putting up buildings and
removing mineral Examinations have also been
made aud various explorations are ia progress AT
! other points on this line-more or less promising
| in their Character.
" In no instance, so far rs have learned. has IL
been necessary 10 extend the excavations 10 he
depth OF forty feet, and nearly all the mineral de-
posts have been found at much less than that
derth From The formation OF the metal. tunnel.
ing is practicable AT nearly every point, thus az
iorGing the cheapest and most efficient mode of
procuring the ore.
Indications Of the presence of other metals Mr..
not wanting. Mingled with copper in some in
stances, and separate from il in others, are evil
dences Of the presence Of tin bsmuth zinc. lead
and even silver and gold"
Should these mines become productive 10 INV
considerable extent, they will develop new man
ufacturing interests at Lynchburg besides in
crrasing the business Of the railroads centering
there
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FEMALE EDUCATION.
Mrs. II. w. YOUNG 81 MISS v. TOWN

WI respectfully announce TO their friends and
tnIs community that they will receive AT their
rooms, on the corner Of 18th and X str, cts north
on Monday, The 18th instant, a limited number of
young ladies who may desire to pass through
systematic course of studies, embracing all the
ton.
Their method of instruction is Thorough and
practical u is based upon an experience of many
years in conducting the education Of young ladies'
having in view the fullest development and disci-
pline OF the mental faculties.
TERMS OF TUITION.
All the English studies, including mathematics
with the French language, per the scholastic
year OF 10 months ............. $50
Ancient and other modern lsnguagesl
Music, vocal and instrumentaL..... Professors
Drawing in pencil and crayon I charges.
Painting in oil and water colors. 80.
sept 6--3awtlSth
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CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENwARE
ESTABLISHMENT.
7h street, betcsen Louisiana avenue and d a,e,,
THE SUBSCRIBER Has list M

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RE-
Il ceived, from the nj nth, a splendid assortment
Of China, Glass, and Eartbenware; also, maenif
cent Girandoles and Lamps Of MANY patterns.
adapted for halls and parlors.
Paints, boiled and raw, linsced oil, putty, WIN
dow glass, OF every variety, always on hand
Clocks, brushes, &c, and every article for esn-
eral housekeeping kept for SAL.
C.s wHITTLEsEY, rh street
Nov 20--1y fmN
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THIS Is TO GIVE MOTTO z. that the sub.

IL scriber hath obtained from the orphans co.:r-
Of Washington county, IL the District Of Columbia
letters Parliamentary the personal estate OF Thos
Richie, late Of Washington county, deceased.
All persons having claims sgsinst the said de.
ceased, ire hereby warned 70 exhibit the sane.
with the vouchers thereof 10 tho subscriber on or
before the 18th day Of August next; they nav
otherwife by law be excluded from oil benefit OF
the said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Aueusr,
1874 WIN. b. Is. CROSS,
Aug lo-law3w f Executor
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Two PARENTS AND TEACHeRs

Il School Books and Requisi,es.-Th The SUBJ
scriber Is now adding 10 his very large stock Of
School Books new and fresh supply Of the best
bindings and latest editions; the best selection in
The country, end they will be sold on the best
terms, with smell advance from cost. Teachers
will End il 10 their advantage 10 call for large
discount will be made 10 all such, and 10 those
who buy 10 sell again the terms will be as low as
in eny OF the northern cities
r. FARNHAM,
Aug 81 Corner Of li,h 81 and Penn. ay.