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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

LNOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
~ States Mali steamer UNION, r. Adams. commander,
the malls and passe ngcrs Saturday August 49, at IL
O'Clock from picr No 81 North river. Price of passage
wanted during he voyage should be sent board the
Day before sailing, marked "below." No merchandise
win DO received on board after Thursday, August a.
Fer freight or passage apply to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

sALns AT AUCTION
\. CRIsfALAR, AUCrIONEER-wILI

6ALBS AT AUCTION
"A n. CRIsrALAR, AUCrONEER-wILL BELL ON
IA Thursday, oath inst at 10 O'clock, 1t 1Ol
Sixth avenue the stock and fixtures of grocery store
consistsg - sugars, tsss coees spices nolasses four
and general assortmentsof thing in the grocery
Line This tae 4 we'll worthy the attention Of grocers
and others Also horse, wagon and harness. and fix
lures Of store; the store to let.
A UCJION NOTICE-D. 8. HOUGH, AUCrONEER
IA viii sell to morrow "wednesday morning. Mt 10
O'clock al the contents OF house No ia West aty
hf street Seventh embracing great
rety Of household goods but little worn and Ia good
order such Brussels and ngra carpeting, in ten
rooms two splendidy we'd rosewood psroG of
furniture covered with French brocaelle one r. Gilbert
Co. piano. with 9olian attachment, fully warranted;
enc ladies' secretary and bookcase, lined with satin
wood large mahogany BOOKCASE, cost el2O; two large
oval mirrors, in parIors, in very rich frames several
valuable oil paintings including two fruit pieces BY
Street sessDg rare merit rosewood Ger aud faacy
tables; reception CHAIRS otcmana ne siug aud easy
chairs, oevefed IN satin and geld brocade also in de
eirabie variety, rosewood, mahogany and black walnut
oedSeass bureaus, sofas, tcts chairs rockers
Quilts, psuasses, husk and best cured horse hair mat
tresses mahogany extension table magnificent vases
bisque and Pan figures Of the most anshe and ella SSH
cal wcrkmanshp gold band aud white china dinner and
tea SETS richly decorated tea sets real Paa ptshers,
elsboratey ornamented ivory handled knives and forks
best silver plated saver cake baskets castors spoons
sugar tsrgs, napkin rings aao plain and crystal ut
tumbers preserve Dishes decanters, vines &C. all TO
be sold without reserve, rain shine. Carts will DO in
and conveniences afforded to those who may
wish to pack or chip their goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

C,Ixlf DAYsfarakGr. .c;sa.AitA s41s,xsn LIME
- carrying the Unlsed Statea mail.--rhe noble No
Bsrse, master, win succeed tie Gertrude eighteenth
ship Of this line and hare quick despatch The Flying
IN strength and sailing qualities with any clipper chip
anoat Intending sppera and passengers requested
examine her &C pier 10 Fast river Frcigk taken
the lowest rates. AppIyto r. W. CAMERON, lilo Wall
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

NCApAME ALVIN IRON PAEI5, TrNurER III
l services 70 the hocs aud fccitulta e fhs dtL -
assrc,ogy b. books SD aclcrse. and 4 lebc ceresd
abou. ts-1 msr age business, law iot ttogs, ~ -
~ I'm the name Il tho I'D or Centicme& 4k4 M
mary also the raaes Of her ytsts4.s EadAG0 4tefA
speaxs a. Engi,sh Trcash pnd Hv1sa hngnaogs.
Poaderce 500 Bvey bswcee Et-Lt snd e<esnd srvsts.
0alco hours from 10 A. H. tc3 q NJ ladies 30 eents,
gsnticmcn 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

neutrality-suspicious. FATls MAIL srTkMsMP
bLnci Captsia J. Comstock -This stssx shir
SstNa vm shs Uaioee 6ta malls for Eutops pos-
IVY on eet.rdas, September O. - II O'Clock ~ from
VI Snes 81 shs foot OF Canal street The sts.rnsair
III sacos6 ha baltic and sail Septsmner i6.
tos freight or pssaags having unsq uslsa sc0or,oda-
em mr. easgaune ard comfort, ssply to
COW ARD K COLLINS 50 Wall street.
Shippers vii pieass lake notice that tho ships Of this
rnc cannot carry any goods eontrAband of war.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL sa-.v ,.@tg
$4,000 70 5 ss.7 d sY Sss1i sA g.
chapge,s &C., negotiated. Business confidential and
promptly execut ed at 1O2 Nassau street room No .
THOMPSON CO brokers and commission merchants.
$4,000 sssE =. b1y suBGsaEE
ito years undcubable security property lying in the
city of Newark, worth times the loan il willing to
pay good interest for the same ADDRESS s. Person
N. Y. Post Office. ." @3
DANK OF ENGLAND NOTES, LOST OR STOLEN
Nos. 1s, "a 10 IL, $40 inclusive dated Liverpool Nav
~ 1885 sixteen notes, a5 each, Nos 9S 041 80S6
inclusive, dated LIVERPOOL May 90 1853 Payment q
]. n: LAYTON 4 BROS, Is KllS 5, st., Boston,
CAPT LEONARD, Second ward police, New YORK.
Nash ADVANCED IN ANY SUNS ON DIAMONDS,
~ act o. unset svsrwsre. wstchss jersIy valaeslss
cash prices T. WOOD No. 90 Fulton street, second
Roor, fsont room. ONCE hours from 8 A. NJ, to p.
HAMMr0N FIRE INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
IL The subse riber rate per cent mortgages
in sums Of 500 $500 which he would exchange FOR
the soovs stock At fair price Apply to JACOB Pc
CAKE, les Histsr street
MONEY TO LOAN-ON WINES AND Spirits IN
tOrtss household furniture dry goods horses wagons
for a. tRs .sa
aaaes, l2s Nassau street opposite tho Nassau bank
NOTICE BLOOMINGDAIE SAVINGS BANK,
IN corner Of Broadway and Thirty street. char
tered by the Legislature Of this State 1t last session.
win b open for the reception Of money deposit the
allowed ali of money Of 5000 and under and ave
per cent al $780, The bank will DO open
from 10 A. N. until 3 p. n,
TRUSTEES.
Enoch r Winter, James Stephens Garrett g. Mott
William a. Hoyt, Corn'sR Chichester, Abraham Craig
yonn Pettgrew, John Weber, SmL Longstrest,
George X Howell, francis B Guest, John 9. Meyer,
John W ute, william a. Rsynor Sauuel LYMAN
JoscphN Balostier, HenryD Crane, JF Chamberlain
VIM. W. Backstt, TPalnerWhitncy, William s. Ross
Charles Sutton,
tet "A ENOCH I. WINTER, President.
JohnPettgrew, LIST Vice President; James Stevens ID
Vice President.
JosN WAVE eecretary.-NEw York, Aug. IL, 1854.
NOuCE--NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN Cempany.-The books for the transfer Of the old
stock q this company will be opened on Tuesday the
pany No 40 Wall street, that company acting in future
Is the transfer agent Of the Harlem Railroad Company
v5 II. 8. BLATCHfORD, Vice President.
--->-s-=>------...:-s->:.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

NEW MUslC.-"wHsT Is ROWE WITHOUT A
In Mother, ~ my Cottage Home" sHow Sweet arc
the Rcscs and 'Mercy's Dream" by Alice Hawthorne
Tbcseare the most beautiful and popular publications
Of tie dag, and collection OF music Is conrlee With
ont cory Of each. Winners violin and
method, also Winners colccion Of vioin music. These
boofs contain tho most popular airs wait for tho
Wager, - "Jordsn,v "Pop goes the Weasel "kima,
Kiroo,n 'cp doodle doo,n &c, arranged in easy
manner, In tie rst position 10 bs had OF fall Sons,
Ii tn, Fond & Co and 4. G.. Jolley.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

A JsTRAIIA -TIlEsrTE NDIp CLIPPER SHIP HELENA
Che nrst If scptomber NEXT She accommoda:e ten
passengers Tho two rveyoun passages Of this "a
vorite ship TO Melbourne made spcseisey in 81 aud 81
days (the ,hest en- rccord) sboud induce intending
passengers to prefer her unred ships For freight or
passage, Apply on board, at pier ls East River, to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

A SSIGNEE SALE-A. NJ CRISTALaR, AUCTIONEER
"A ~ Bowery, will sell, This day, 1lo'clock an as
sortment OF watches and jeweiy consisting Of fine gold
rings, pins, earrings bracelets necklaces and guard
CHAINS diamonds, rubies pearls and emeralds gol and
silver patent levers lepine anchors verge and English
ws'ehes ALSO wstchmaker's TOOLS watch glasses draw
Jewelry box, and various other articles Ia the
aine. ~ order OF JOHN J. LEVY, Assignee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22
AxkyTHUCTIOx,

A LADY WHO HAS HAD EXPERIENCE IN TEACH
IA ing would devote few hours daily Instruction
IN iDgisa, Preach, and music, 10 New York vicinity
Adseiser also give some instructions In ltalsn
drawing Address Mis- A., Teacher, 25i Dean street
erooslJn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

n OLD vEsr CHAINs.--GoID CURE, % TO sisi COLI
" wove, $40 to SIS gold Adelaide, Sl3 to $50; GOLD
Jenny Lind SIS TO s45 gold chased and plain, SIS tc
bsS gold hcxsGcn eli 10 So geld Warsaw SO to Ssc
gold square, oil to S46 gold engraved $40 to $50; GOLD
shased s24to $780, gold frosted, s27 TO $40 All oshs,
styles at less than usual prices GEO. G. ALLEN, In,
porter Wholesale and retail, No IL Well street, meas
Broadway second floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

DIAMONDS, DIAMONDS--THE SUBSCRIBER Would
call the attention Of purchasers TO his stock OF da
mond rings, pins, crosses, scarf pins So &C. which he
oe at much less than usual prices Call and examine
GEORGES G. ALLEN importer, wholesale and rosaD, II
Wall street second floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

A UCTI0N NOTICE.. --EARTHENwARES, GLASS, AND
"A china " r. Van Antwerp l. Son, win sell on
in lots 70 sD purchaser, sixty crates Mayors Funni
vas, and odfeliow's white granite ware full assort-
nent Of each makers eleven ditto light blue thirty
crates common ware, dipt, c. G. edged, printed, &c.
Also nine crates Of spttoons jugs &c. Ao 100 casks
Of glass unse assorted chiua, vases parian ware
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

A UEfRAIIAN PAOKK-ExCsTNOR LTNE-SoTH
IN Augsst The wci known and fAvcrits clipper ship
helena, nov loading At pier 10 East river, will b.
despatched above on her ird voyage Ia Melbouyns
Her previous pasAags performed In eighty days
For esSpce Of freight or bssnge, having handsoInc
% slstreet, or to ARKEIlsk ELLIOTT 148 Pearl st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

MN AK MORROW WEI cAuE Study Mar
IVA riagcs, VINO VIII ~ enjoy tho greatest hGpPnesse
nsrry through NJ nssrSnnert which sbc w1l e&ust ~
Illuminate tstu by rvosus tne powsrs Of Eqe kenefrfes
tAoughts. 70 Brocmo street. near ceanon trtt ocnle
msn roi admitted -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22
AETROIOGY

MfnO nnO REwAED w NOW 0E1x&p ~
mIyVQsUUU any persia No can sesenScs
MADAME cxIFTON n the ART o. astrosdS& .k6ek -
stssrments on "a ihip9s. 81 xlsc cured " -
their worst stages estlcrsrIy the worst fosa 81 ~
p,s,;sns. n. B-NS1AnsC &. d No humbutx ne3A - ~
rcyes Resaf nce g Thompson sfrect, betxGeH BGeonA
ara Spring a.rests, trfck hose, stone stoop-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

1.-TWO SOPRANOS WANTED FOR A CATHOLIC
4 church. one lrst and az assistant they
required 20 read music we'll aud have good voice and
good style. Italians Preferred. Irquiro Of WErge
CO West Twenty eighth street. from AN TIL Pm.
.or three days only
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

4 UCTzON EOTiCE-BY ". s. INGRAHAM THIS
"A day ct 10K O'Clock at No 10 North William street
Constsess sae Of three cases dry goods comprising
eenefa assortment OF umbrellas, parasols, gloves, no.
linen and bedding quilts, beds, gas lamps, &c.
D. 1870 ---A- O. DROuBT. Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

NT&rRIRoSY MADE EAgy, on HOW 10 wTN 4
Lordcn Mn psad to sny stircf-, - recelps 90 9psa
pot ysn. tlsia Stssc4das p e.sae hds gssAl,sss.
sen - thar hssrts mag dsG1fs n pre d - sssfa
but - esFtvhsing. thst ~ nAy ~ Ax1sd irr1Reetiu
u 49,, sPpczxssss e. , s!1fe Aad IAst tl.,sGh -
detection Il Impossible xldre@ fsnfsssox ~ ~ ,Bo&
ton, Mas No letters tA.sa fron the rsE - GahN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

DURDY's NATION al THEATRE.-DRESs CIRCLE AMI
u Upper Boses, Is cents Pit, I2H cents; Orchestrs
Seats, 80 cents Private Boxes, IS. Doors open 81
O'Clock: Commence &C TX Tuesday even 'ng, August
~, WALLACE, followed b, Mr. J. Dism md ia the Eth
oisn hances, followed by Mr.. L. Fontains In Banjo
colo, sr w. smith in rsmoorine Solo; after ~hich,
bsDIN TUE WONDERFUL LAMP, and to conclude
with DEvIIISH GOOD JOKE
DUChfKy's ETHIOPIAN OPERA BOuSE, sso RsOAG
~ way. OPEN EVERY N1CHT.
ORCHESTRA aesta, 90 cents
EvKRY EVENING WEEK
THlOPIAN MINSrRELgY
and to grand popular burrsqae Bslfos Opsrr Of o.
B0HErIAN Girl. = =
In three acts, with scenery, decorations &c. In
and most Attractive cast - -
1sARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM PERFORMANCES
ID Afternoon and Evening" Tho United Twins two
little children born with only back rtain ex.
tent-a curiosity upexamped In tho history of the world
Tho Africon Boa Constructor, % fest long comnoniy
called the Prince of the only living Rhnoceros
in America, &C., &c. In the Lecture Room. Tuesday.
Aug 22.-Afternoon, at g. ADELE, and SPECTRE BRIDE
GROOM; evening at g. ths French dram. Of the MAkD
AND MaGPIE Abundance % cents; children under ten
IL AZ cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22
WATCHES, JEyvELRY, sc.

NHRONOMErER WATCFHS.-vFRy FINE POCKET
~ chrcuonlctera which run without any peroeptiblt
variation, for sale at less than usual prices wboesals
and retail G. G. ALLEN IL Wall street, second aoor
f,OOPER WATCHES--GOID COOPER, DUPLEX AMI
~ lever wstches, some in hunting cases, spls ndid
time keepers for sale very low at Wholesale and retail
By O. c. ALLLN, IL Wall street, near Broadway, ssoood
aOor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

tN IN nnO TO LOAN-0N DI sMONDs, WATCH
DCU.UUO es jewelry, &c or bought for cash
Good city stocks notes. bonds ard mortgages balls Of ex
change &C., negotiated. BUSINESS confidential. and
promptly executed, at 1p2 Nassau street, No. 2
THOMPSON co brokers and commission merchants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

rAsH ADVANCED IN ANY SUNS ON DIAMONDS,
~ set or unset sverwsre Watches ewelry, valuables
Dash prices R. WOOD, No. 90 Fulton street, second
Roor fpont room. ONCE hours from A. NJ, to p. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

MONEY TO LOAN-ON WINES AND Spirits In
iosts household furniture dry goods horses, wagons
nsrchandist, and personal properly gsneraly, pur
chased for cash. Apply at the Empire Loan and ASoncy
ames, l3s Nassau street, opposite the Nassau bank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

d. x 900 81, 900 WANTED. THE SUBSCaI BER
DCsUOOs wishes to borrow the above amount for
years undeubable security property lying in the
city of Newark worth ten times the loan wiling to
pay good interest for the same ADDRESS s. Person
N Y. Post Office. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

HAMHr0N FIRE INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
IL The subs riber hns first rate per cent mortgages
in sums Of $00 to $500 which he would exchange for
the above stock 1t a fair price. Apply to JACOB Pc
CAKE. les Hister street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

MUSIC TEACHIR--A GENTLEMAN or LADY
NI competent to teach music and desifous OF se nr
year South for the bencht of health, AMI wouIc ,,
sats fed with very moderate compensation for the Ia
s,ruction Of ono or two young lacies may hear of
situation in small fan,ily, and In ~ the mos
he althy climates snown Address a. T., Herald Office
Tor two weeks, with name aad terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

WAINUT STREET THEATRE, PHIIA DELpHIA-
w The season will commence on Monday, the 2ssh
inst ana the company with assemble in the green room
on Thursday, the 2Ah inst
Gf JOHN SEXTON, Stage Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1RaPIIAGEN, THE WILL
- kuo~n medium viii holi circles every aftsroooa,
from 70 O'Clock. and evenings from 70 10 oclsoh
o. al Bloatway TAdcs and seueinen are particulars
invited 10 attend. NJ B.i'urnished rooms to let =,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

II tton ~ $50 Broadway (Chincss Buiidings} the not
% ratIc and astonishing wors Of art of the present
al day tn 10 p. NJ Admission City cents. Win be sold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22
LIQUORS, &c.

CI.ARET WINES FOR 81 IS FER DOZEN, BOTnJ's
~ returned; also larrc variety Of csrct II cas-.
yor,er Scotch ass CIDER &c for sale at 4sc Bfcon
ssee,, corner OF Crosby. NM u. CNDGkHul-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

V1URE BRANDY, or THE FINE VINTAGE or 1896,
warranted jpst imported, Otard's aknne sscy's,
60 per gaNon ~ per DO tic finest Schtid$ta scacatps
81 per ea.lon---s0 terts per bottle. AiHHUR KIN
Dali, No William s.rest, between Beayse and pe.I.
c,TucK AIE-rAIE ANb AMBER B0R SAL Is
- hhds and barrels, for shipping ox eity us ~
JAMES BaOWAN's, GA sixth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

EAg. aCHARDor, GRADUATE on TsIE R0xAk
~ College Of SURGEONS, Duh;n, can Do conrult~a -
bis speciality, from A. NJ tai Z. M, u. his cansaw
ro1ras, ~ PrIics street. extensive practice Cox -
lst tvs ny years IL the ho5eitas Of this country M
Europe ooabiss lin 10 prooiso radical cure Ia dicnn
Gases. Letters fIorr the oountry attended to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

IvRANEIIN MUSEUM, SO DowEgY THE ABOVE
II estabisbment, the only one In tho United Ssatss
tho season giving splendid ever
day at O'Clock in the afternoon, and o'clock in the
cvc
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09

DIssIMILAR-A few days ago one of the San
Francisco papers remarked that abuse had in 1858
elected Bigler Governor and might have the same
affect in eecting Gwin Senator 1t is evident that
the author of this suggestion had not carefully
considered the different conduct of these two pub
lie men.
Gov. Bigler boldly confronted his assailants, and
in his first speech at Sacramento in all his other
speeches during the campaign declared the charges
made against him false. Thus to the people of
Sacramento in opening the canvass he said
81 need not say to you that for more than twelve
months the most vile abuse and villifcation of my
character and conduct have been heaped upon me.
Charges without number have been made, it is true,
of general character; but am here to tell you,
felow-citizens, that they are false-fase as hell.
\ Charges, you know are but words, and
words are cheap. | have heretofore challenged
my enimies to the proof of their allegations, and
here on this stand again called upon them to come
boldly up and make good, if they can, their dis
reputable charges. They have misconstrued and
tortured facts, belied the records and official docu-
ments to sustain their unhalowed accusations, but
have been unable to produce even the shadow of
proof against me. If they were sincere and honest,
why not prove what they bave said or abandon
their vile persecution.
Here we have the bold and decided language of
man conscious that he was guiltless of all the az
cusatons made by his enemies, How is it with
DR.. Gwin Has he dared to deny the charges pre-
ferred against him by Citieen and Interior? Has
he in any public speech or written defence over his
own signature vindicated himself from charges in
volving his character man and as Senator
He has done neither; and his long silence has in
duced the belef-his accusers being known and re-
garded as men of character--that he cannot salts
factorily explain away the charges made.
For the sake of the State if not for his own
honor it to be hoped the Senator will not longer
remain silent The good fame and reputation of
California are, to some extent involved in the
charges made against her Senatorial representa-
tive and it is due to the State that these charges
should be answered and refuted, if haply such a
thing bo possible
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09

The NEBRASKA MEAsURE.-There is in the
South strong opposers of this measure. The
Charleston Is. CO. Ners, speaking of the election
in Ohio and Pennsylvania says
"There never was competer or more disastrous
miscarriage than the Nebraska bill, 1t has not
only blasted every expectation that was originally
formed of it. but it has proved to its authors pos.
itire and unmitigated cmse Instsad Of girIng ef-
feet and confirmation to the compromise Of 1850, At
has blasted that compromise into nohngness; instead
of securing two additional slave States to the
Union, it has secured two additional free States
and, ntead of putting an end to the Frecsoil doc
trine, it has given that doctrine power and re,
spectability which it never possessed Before and
which, we believe, it could never have attained
through any, other medium than han! that opened by
Most certainly not. There is much in the present
aspect of things that we deplore; much that We
did our utmost to prevent.
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09

AN IMPORTANT LAND OFFICE DEcIsIoN.-The
Washington Star says the Commissioner of the
General Land Office has decided that entries made
under the graduation law of the 4th of August
last are not assgnable until after the patents may
have been issued SO there can be no speculation
in entries made under the law warrantee deed
for such land before the patent has been issued
will be worthless.
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09
Correspondence of the Argus.
LINES TO A FRIEND.

Correspondence OF the Argus.
LINES TO A FRIEND.
BY J. s. MONTGOMERY.
Say Harry, are you ready?
Or will you longer stay
Where success is more than doubtful,
Disappointments, sure as day.
Where everything, but happiness
Presents itself to view,
And piles of gold are seldom made,
Save, by lucky few.
How often have we promised,
That the spring time of the year,
Would find us on our homeward way
To friends we lov'd most dear.
But as each gloomy winter passed,
And spring again drew nigh,
We thought it best another year,
Our precious luck to try.
And so from time to time we're tried,
Till three long years have past;
Say Harry, will the coming Spring
Be like unto the last?
Or shall we break the spell that binds
Our hearts in bondage here,
Nor longer bow to Mammons shrine,
For wealth and worldly gear.
Yes, homeward let us wend our way,
Throw riches to the wind;
For what avails world of wealth
Compared with peace. of mind.
So now Eureka, fare thee well,
Though poor, we'll not complain,
Nor when in other lands we dwell,
Heap curses on thy name.
No, but thy hopes and constant prayer
Shall be for thy success,
Though for thy gold we cease to care,
We love thee none the less.
Ell Hill, Dec. Cd, 1854.
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09

From Wiscasset by North Edgecomb Edgecomb North
Boothbay, and Boothbay, to Hodgsons Mills,
From Yarmouth, by North Yarmouth East North Var
mouth Poland West Durham, Durham, Lisbon, Webster
and Wales to Monmouth.
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09

To empty house of blockheads two dogs
to fighting in the street.
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Lie ACTS OF 33d CONGRESS
OF TIE
UNITED STATES,


Passed at the first session. which begun and held at
the CITY of Washington in the District of Columbia on
Monday the 5th day of December 1858, and ended on
Monday, the 7th day of August, 1854.
FRANKLIN PIERCE President; DAVID r. ATCHIsoN, Pres
dcnt of the Senate pro tempo LINN BoYD Speaker of
the House of Representatives.
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09

enacted 6y the Senate and House Of Rpresentattc
of the United States Of Amerca IN Congress assembled
That the following be established as post roads in lieu
those heretofore established viz: