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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-24

w AITER.-SITU ALTON WANTED, BY A fps. LASS
w private waiter; understands her business tho
roughly; has good references Can be seen No. 30
Fourth street. for two days. in the boot store The
parade ground.
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w ANTEn-A COOK AND HOUsEMAID. GER
w mans. who speak English preferred. None need
apply without good testimonials at No. Irving place,
letween 6 and o'clock p. M.
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NyANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
general housework, in small private family best oil
city reference given II required Can be two
days II not engaged al ESQ Mott street. between Prince
aaG Houston streets.
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yyyANTEr-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w girl, ascook, washer and irouer, do general
homework, in small family best OF city reference from
her last place Can be at l52 Sullivan street third
four. in the rear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-24

YOUNG MARRIED GENTLEMAN-OF RESPECT.
"A able family, who is thoroughly acquainted with
the English, French and German languages, desires a
situation in first rate merchants house. Address
Y T., Herald Office
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4 SCOTCHMAN, RECENTLY ARRIVED IN THIS
IA country, wishes a situation in store, or in any
other place where his services may be of Address
A. r., box 123, Herald Office.
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A YOUNG GERMAN LADY, COMPETENT no TEACH
"A German, French, music, the rudiments Of Italian,
and all the usual branches Of solid education wishes
engagement, either as resident or daily goyerness
She has resided several years London speaks English
huentiy, and will exchange satisfactory references No
objection to the south. Apply TO Messrs b. Westermann
& Co., booksellers $50 Broadway
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T,ERRERo's DANCING ACADEMY, SO WEST FOUR
I tenth street-Madame c. Dubreul Ferrero and
Edward Feero respectfully that their school
10 open. For terms and days Of tuition apply "a
above Pupils join at any time, the quarter COM
mencing the day OF entry.
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NyANTED-BY A FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER
w work, to go out by the day; she is fully compe-
tent at her business, and can be hired reasonably.
Please call at $40 Twelfth street, First avenue
the fourth floor.
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NyANTED- SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE PRO-
w testant girl with good references, as chamber
maid and to do plain sewing take of children
would go laundress 10 private family Please
call for two days at So Columbia street. second Hoor in
the rear
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w ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, as chambermaid, or to do house
work for small family. The best Of city reference
given from her last place Please cali at $50 Mulberry
street, in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-24

| VXyANTED-IN A MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT A
w first class trimmer; experienced aud competent
lady win meet with good engagement by applying to
! Mr. liza wilson, 13l Canal street. =
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-06
THINGS IN NEW YORK,

.11e first appearance ESQ Of Mario ard Grisi-
z Young yS'Znna,gration;ge.
!. lftir ~ NEW YoaK, September 8 e!
Tho morning papers notice in. ex'enso TIE
appearance Of Grisi and Mario at Castle Gar
den last evening. So far as Numbers are con-
cerned. the opening may be regarded NJ Dor.
deriug on afailure. Nothing short Of 70.
ductien III prices, say to ono dollar ticket,
viii saye Hackett from Q heavy loss. ~
All eur critics agree that these artists are the
greatest that sver Visited the country. The
Journai Of Commerce. says: 4g.9-ro. -7s
sat ~ o clock, when the curtain drew up,
the house contained between five. and six
Thousand, people. The entrance Of Mario was
geested with cheers, and the audience listened
to'hinH With rapt attention. lie is eminohtly
younger, than We had supposed, and entirely
gracsfpl and self possessed. II needs toisay
little Of his singing. The sentiment Of Europe
has stamped hts reputation, and We have never
bad in this country . tenor singer who could
be reasonably compared with him :
''Grisi appeared frat under the disadyan.
tage Of . mask but the thrilling tones Of her
voice drew 10 her all eyes. She, approaches
IN sizs nearsr to Parodi, than any other Ptims
Donna Ne have had 10 New York, but ID less
nssonlines and at the same time FpofsssDsd Of
III thsNthsfts drs and snsfgy, With Infinitely
moEe swsetnsss Aad ooupaM Of voice. Indeed,
NitS ths single eiosption q Jenny Lind, the
present. generation In thia country havs heard
no female singer equal to Grisi. 80 az So
The same pepper thus spsaks Of tas romantic
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Pc KSONAL.i

.... George Sanders, our late Consul at Lon
don, has addressed letter to the President Of
the Swiss Federal Council, on the subject OF
European republican and American co.opera
ton. This letter has been trans! ated, and il
to be circulated in six or seven different Ian.
guages. ...1 .a rt Z
-. The monument to the great md good
Silas Wright stands in tho town Of Wey-
bridge, in the State Of Vermont, the scene Of
his childhood. 1t is situated in tic centre Of
a little hamlet, at the forks of the highway,
and consis s Of a plain square shaft of Yer
mont marble, thirty feet In height, stand ny
on granite base. ..-....... - 2.
IA sale Of free white woman was recent
ly madaat Freemansburg, Lehigh county, Pa.
Tho psrtseshave been residents Of that pIsce
for soi,e time, are natives Of Germany, and
the transaction consisted in man disposing
of his wife ts1another man for che sum of ooe
dollar. Writings are said to have been sigh ned
by the trio-the wife, the new hush and, and
the old husband. -.
-. Capt Phillips, OF the Baltimore Artil.
lerists, committed suicide on Monday by tax.
ing strychnine. Melancholy in consequence of
his wifs's death, is the cause assigned for the
rash act. ..-.-..-..... ~ ~ -.
....Hon. E. Il. Jansen, State Treasurer Of
Wisconsin, who lost two children year or
two since, BY the burning of his house, when
the little creatures persisted in the flames, has
within the last Httuight lost, by cholera, his
three remaining children and . brother and
sister. go '0-4' - '-''+1 a Z
~. 20. An audacieus robbery was psrpetr atsd
on the 2lst upon the person Of the Bishop Of
Havana. who was seized in his sudisbcs cham
Der by two robbers disguissd - ,prissts, who
bound him 0and his secretary with oords,
threatening both With instant death on making
the alightest noise, and then robbed the Bishop
Of about 5000. Among the 7plander was q
dfsuond fing from the 'Bi,hops hand The
robbers had not besn traced. '''
The Princess zenasds Charlotte Jaiis1
Bonaparte, died 1t Naples % the 9th. She
was the sldsst dspshsse es Jp,egh Boa.ps,ts,
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TIE sfsnxosoofH.-Thts beautiful ,nstri,msnt-
aud weDdsfubaa beautfui-hss heen eaiEad upon
by the nasuerreotypists, simplihsd aud pat bofsre
the public for general adoption. On, viewing THE
appfcaion of X 70 Daguerreoype pictures lie Hard
ing 10 the result produced The object of vision sser
throuss the sfe--os;op. Is no longer picture; Il
has all he linsaments aud pecaiisritics aud pree
encs of ths living subject, only lees in si.e The
completeness With whioh this is done must be sean
to be believed. The emily place that We know OF In
the city where etereosccpic Dagucrreotypes can BE
procured is WEITEEURsT's, on Pennsylvania avenue
The world IN indebted 10 Professor EBsArsfuNI for
this bee utfu} Invention, which eaals, in fac what
VS. only retd of Ia tie fabulous ritaclss Of Fr;ar
BscoS.
The beautiful Dsguerreotypes described above,
are daily cold at WrufIBuRsfs aAlLE1y, Penrsyivs.
mis- avenue near AZ stfeet - r.
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GRAND VOCAL AND IssTaUMENTAI,
g .CoNChE1T, -
On Friday Il ventna, sent. SIN. 1854
t@hFH Ar rAPI1SrS C1Tn1Nt -

''' r- iot OWEN BY
MILE vALEkY doNEZ, prius Dcnns Abeoluta-
from the Royal Italian Opera, Msd.id; :
CARLO FELL jh, Geneva, &C., &c-l.t<ly from The
1t liam Opera Cnstie q sraen New York. -
Assisted ~ Mile CAMILLA UES0. vjoInist the
~ Wonder Of the Age, VIII, was psrforning NJ tie
= ncsats OF Madaue eontag: ~ go, - =
And Mons. SIGIaNUND VI LOWSKI, Pianist :
Monsieur FRAN &C LUvAI, Man ger =
The Piano used on this oce "a will bs from lth4
establishments Of Mr. Davis, Of this city. -
sRnsf II. The g o!dsn Shower
-Grsnd Fantasia BY Thalberg. vpixysd by MON
s!EUa y oL0WsKI- Casatir a-from tie & per.
vi hu S 2. ssng by hsssns Per isni--sups BY
NILE COM z. 3 S5uyenir de fesni-irom the
Opera :. II Pirata'-FlaJ Cd by MILE URSO. q.
rhfse Ceieorated Mssourkas-hy Or opiu-plsyed
by MONsIEUK woLOweKI.l s. Air Fa.criteE
M ISs Thrss sr.t''" by Rosis suns By MILE DO
PART SECOND %. Gr,nd FAINT. 1. Il om .. sonsr.
7. Noims, = played b WLLS URsD Z. The Span.
sh holero -becsiyed With tns grettist sppl aus In
Msdrid-- sung BY MILE 6OTxZ g. oelsbrsted
WitchsS Daace-0rand Concerto or Pa9snipf-
play cd By MONSIEUR WoLOwsKI. o Vsri.tona
De HsEidt-Cempo I'd fdr Msdsms eputse- tunr bv
RtAk 60ARz.o 10. Grand, Coue efte-Aem ihe n.
n EHFite opsss rtsezsH. T7Rlsysa " NILE
= -. ElcxEry ONE Do1z4k sAeHTs
<aTo b. had at TIE principal MUSIC .stcrsa,
BrowrS Hotel, and at the door. Doors optn n
o'clock; To- Commence ats oIslosk prsoifsl5. =.
A T. = 81 n IA
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aud startling fact that quite large Glass Of the
America people bald, aud that toe at an early
age and 1t becomes those afflicted TO pause and ex
anime the causes of Baines- and then the remedy.
" Emcrson's Americdn Hair Restorative stands uu.
rivalled for that purpose 1t is an Irdian prepare
ton prepared purely the scientific principles
the Red Man, end whe ever seen n bald headed In.
disn7 euch thin g has never hecn known.
See circulars, TO Be had Of Druggists, giving par
ticrlars.
Price 81, In large fottlss.
Gold in Washington end Georgetown D. c., by all
the principal nrugg t. end by Druggists generally
D. GILMAN, Wholesale and General Agent,
Washington, D. O.
q. 3. FISHER 4 CO. Proprietors,
No. II Superior Street, Cleveland, o
INV Ism
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sriRIr OF rHs AoRrrNe pRr.,

Tue Cnfon announces the nomination 81
Lo' smith Esq, Of A,hens, Ohio, for Congress,
oy ne Democrats, in eplaoe of Mr.. Ritebi.
~ S dtesclinos on Tho score Of i'll health. The
sHe paper earnestly opposes Know Nothing.
1s", In an article headed Know Sothings =.
r'i and Religious Liberty" Tn. Union
aifo ridicqles the InseA,ceaeer for asserting
thetthtS Che edftors) ''csnnot conceive, rhy
Msr. Chandler was not re-nonina ted for Con-
'gfrs, 'Ss i''e Lii : - : S wv
mo Sent'nek discusses the slavery question
ia various articles.
30 Lee AteAissnoer. speaking of SECTIONAL
agitation" says: -. 49,
"hen' lew days sinoe We deemed il our
!uG 70 make an appeal to the reason and cool
ylugMent OF our readers not to Weld them
es 10 SECTIONAL parties, nor to give encour-
eH'en. 1r moment to measures calculated
impair tra'erbal feeling among the citizens
or different sections Of our favored connt,vN
~ oo aething, IL shors, by which the spirit Of
eernproriSe might be destruy ed-vv mid NO,
oAtses to Pie.se the partisan StS.e} aaiIv
aaaie isI1d In appeals % tho psssious. NO,
~ 81 aeafs political gladiator who il .l.as.
- 70 opportunity to give his adyerary
"a po" We addressed our views 20 the md.
ttins'ns and patriotic msn of the cnnn,-a
elose VINO believe it bs:te- to prur,ote ,bs
great and abiding interests Of The na,;on
Iyu,se Than to achieve q party triumph
we were not, therefore. surprised 10 ind
~ OF The most violent Dsuocr atic nresss.
sshching out points Of objection ana attrihns
upg nouv. a., and feelings improper and un-
10y. ,u1 we avoid controversy with prints.
no"Sser res Peetabls. which deal in unmerited
Dl"'a'i'ns We can have no other object
tx'', ." advise onr reader. of the true conditions
.h iirs throughout The country, and we CON
s'ti "rf Own sense Of right and Justice when
warn our sountrymen of the danger of acc.
upnai STRIFE and Of disturb bling anew the re- pose
81 me country by needless agitation. when,
l"re, me mere partisan prints which Ia.
w i'1 : secuon, e.na cannot see or will NO,
aekn"rledse merit in any other, fpd faoit With H,
~ iesi sa's that we have struck a national
en-. nj &c Al, have the approval of The wisesl
IA hoI the nos: patriotic men OF the country D
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kiss d Spain, and ~, born h pa,is o. taiy
8, 1907 She married her COUSIN. Prince
Charles. the eldest son Of Lueisn BouspAsts,
nAh.vs1ty hla slShs children. Hsr lasual
rsddsncs vas ksmss rhsts thfss of3hsf mar
risd daughters Md ief eldsst con, Prince Nus.
signsno, are nov living. 81 s. 3
~. Ths grsnA dfsss BAN at Ne&pess last
week passed of with great spirit, although
the company was not numerous Among the
ladies were Mrs Follett, Mrs. Deacon, Miss
Lucy Hotbronk, Mrs.Hn daughter Of Gen.
Winfield Scott and Ma Cyrus Algsr, of Bos-
ton; Miss Mary Hyslep and Mas Be.riman, Of
New York; Miss Ward, Miss Loxndes, and
Miss Ogden, of Baltimors: Miss, jarvis, Of
Hartford, Conn; Miss Wright, daughter Of
Hon. VIM Wright, of New Jersey; Mrs. 10
siah Quincy. jr., Of cineinpati 80 gase 4, '
80. Tho French ex-Royal family, Queen
Marie Amslis. Duke de Nemours, Duchess de
Nemours, Count D Eu, Duke d'Alencon, Prin-
cess Margaret, Countess ,Mollisu, and others
of the royal suite, have paid visit to Teign-
mouth, a fashionable watering place on the
south coast of Devon. They were received
with enthusiasm by the Inhabitants.
...sFour slaves belonging to T. b. Mat
thews, of Nelson county, Va, were Kidnapped
last week by two white men.
-. Rev c. F. Deems, of Greensboro Fe-
male College, has been elected president Of
Centenasy College, Miss. -
49,. Hon. John Kerr is to partaks Of . pub.
lie dinner at Yanceyv vile, N. e., on the 7ath
instant .-~v IL So. Co.. p .,l. e.
....At Warrenton Springs, Va there were
at the latest dates, about seven hundred
visitors. '. -7-
...Hon, George Il Blake, late q san Il ram
cisco, died OF apoflsxy on the eth ultimo, In
Saratoga county, New York. Mr.. Blake was
member Of the Legislature from the city OF
San Francisco in 1858 and was, during the
last session, sergeant at arms to the Assembly
80. hetters by the Pacific announce tina,
both the Rev. Dr.. Cahiil, the vel. known
Iiish Preiate, and Father Gavasxi, equally
we'll known, will shortly arrive in this eoun,
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ne srPHtlis, seRorc.. Arb DiskN sp Btoop FOR
these tsffic dis Asts Csftera Spanish Mixture" ia
the only epriSc. -~ .
Tha propristors have In Iher rossessiop over one
cffs t d bV It. -
We refer yea to ere certificate of Richsri Adams,
late High sheriff Of Richmond, Va: Edwin eur:on.
Gemmissf npr of thu Il ev snue for Ricl mond; Gea
Wetrh' Of the Mammoth Circus; Dr.. Hendley, II
Washington City; Mr. Vim. A. Matthew's, AMI o b.
Lnch, ESQ. Of Richmond. Va; MIR 2. Boz den, TX
change Rotal. Va, ard host # others. who Rave
cases Of the worst description enfed ~ Cartes
Spanish Mixture. They nj: csitify that it lathe
greatest purifier of thu Hood known.
See edysrtissmept =
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osHcs y cssaa v 10 % Ksss. DE-,
1.eNsnAss tHSA

,CRALED plop61Asa vm s.Si,sd u Ills q
- Gee until 10 lleek n, On Moodsy. tsp'sohss
=, lisa, { E fufni1hlne one kandrrd and any ton.
8. s.ifsS - IL 81 ssss !. puss, q .es
s1se 40 pende y the ton, md dslissrsd ne Of
sxtra c1a-fs IN tt vsults Of the Capitol
Also. er A1fnieAhe ore hu1dred and City cords
o. pest Qnallty se&cned Aiskosy wood, one hunsred
ana tvenev.eve eoresto b savsd once, aud twenty
hve cords to be sawed " %; thu whole to bs mesa
uref, sawed, and slowed away 10 the vaults ct the
Capitol, At the Ak senss OF tie contractor.
10th wood and coal are to b delivered on or b.
fore the 18Th day Of Otobsr next and 20 be ublecf
10 inspection ss 70 qusaity, eight and measure ny
person to be designated BY tn Clerk Tor that pur
pose JOHN ~. F0RNBr,
Clerk Of House Of Representative Q. 6.
- sep 6-dt25th
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

I would respectfully notify my friends and the
L public generally, thst Rave rsmovef my resi
dence and place Of business No 40 On sth s.rse
i've doors norh OF my old stsrd and Eve doore
south OF The corner OF 7th sud streets, whore I
con iuue to CRY on the Undertaking business in
al It's branches. = =
All Persons desiring ms Re vices are cautiored "a
be rar i:ular 10 apply at the pla - snd number
above mentioned, as ~. informed thst uppripci-
pied PERSONS have assumed my name and arewsred
my calls. f. JAMES r HARVEY.
sep5-diu Undertaken.
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PLUMBING, G4SzFITTING, AND
> ~, y.-..- o. THINNING. 80 ...

fTNHk undersigned, bsSinx adced aeftxtnC 20
L their former 6aeinese ere BOW prepared 10 eI
scats sll oidefs n that Hns In the cheapest mos,
expeditions sna ap proved manner. - - s--.
5stLUM6lN0 aud rINNISt dnns as esrreo:ore.
fine ssscf NEAT efSIUrBS, Tiu and eheet Irpn
WARE cons ant1y on hsnd.
role ger d 70 the Dstr:ct for Mae9r<goi's Patent
BoT AIR FURNACES rl1eatiss- Public BuildipRe
Churches. Halls. Privx o. e. side noes he
!Atso FIR HasSer's D.Isls Acting FORCE PUMPS
Ptrsons Ia went II eny of tbs ato=e articles vii.
hni 1t 70 their sAvantag. b CALI on Us purchs
.irg eiss~ret.. . = -
Peasins fhenseire. to AKRON pit execution Of ali
rrd n entrusted 20 them thy fnces res.c-fu "
ssIieit 'iuUares Of the 1stofs 81 libefsliy b.
slowed upon them By their riisr pafvcti ara u.
public in genera PURSE C0.LINS, -
Nos sbe and 81, Pa ~" oppotite willsrds Hotel
Np 6-Sm '.
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SCHOOL BOOKS

IND ScH0oL REQUISITES =.
MISS TSONAS Ia reosivsd 4 full sunp,vi Al
VA School Books and Stationery. Woula invit,
tile 81 enti N Of parents and teechrrs as they O BE-
supplied on the most soch mmodatipg terms -
Also, variety Of nsW Publications, e. ...y 81
80 hsrins Ashton, By Mias ssweh ,, so. 80
Alone -. 80 .aH:o sra Il a-oS
Farmingdals. BY O Thomas e.
Fashion and Famine, by Mrs. Stephens -s
The Pilgrim Il walnngham, by Agn.s Strickland -
Hsils- Likes. aed Foret Streams BY Hammond
ed Handed TakingsF or orsyon Sketches By g. ".
- fBupgay ~ -7s g,al ~ -
s0ue Booeymoon, and othsr; oonicalitisar from
kunch > ei3'fff.Jg LtstssA ..ai- Y isT.ft "a
Chestnut WOOD, BY Z. Linden. sat- e. 8
High street, rsar firt, Georgetown.
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A-E should be universally ks,Hscn-fcr its strictly
true-that indigestion is the parent Of 9 large pro
portion of the fatal diseases. Dysentery, disrrbss
cholera morbus, liver complaint, aud many other
diseases enumerated In the city inspectors weekly
catalogue Of deaths, are generated by Indigestion
aloDs. Think Of that dyspeptics! think Of all whs
suffer from disordersd stomachs, and you are viii
ling to be guided by advice, founoed upon expert
ence, resort at ence don't delay day. to Hoohande
which, as an Alternative, curative, AMI inviecrant
stands alone and unapprcsched We have tried the
Bttsrs; and knsv that that they are excellent for
the diaesses specified above For sole by ssalers In
medicine evsro~he-s 40 8
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~ USE BAMPfos's vEaR7ApLI TIsofuRR.-Hava
you Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility
Diseases Of the Kidneys sny Loss Of Power and Dis
arrangement Of the systerni We but point You to
the thousands who have ussd the GaKAf InvIsoxA-
foR.
In proof Of what say above We refer You 10
''Hsmpton's Vegetable Tnrture." sud its Effects.
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PIANOS. PIANOS!! PiANOS!.,
i rahie instrument !" very cheap" viii fnd IT n
their adyau tsse {, give us = csil a. ~e are DE-
terainee to sell ca eur present stock a. ,asly re
ducef prices, 70 live 70 m for sdditiepal supply
viii wti1 ehor " errirc Of both Amsrc n snd
Hurop an msnufae urs Rene obsr : '-'1' -'.-s-
- HILBUS EIfZ5 '-.t
-.-. -, Music Depc.
An aisifioD.i e5pply Of rrn.,l fn-trumsn ( Jus,
received, etntistins Of Guitars, Bar3f Aco,dien.
Fifrs, sto eta, H.& b.
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TWO FINE HORSES. CARTS, AND HARNESS
i at Private Sale Persons Wishing to purch, s.
two very fne young Horse, and nearly Few Cart
tobacco etors under Willard's Botel, Who will fhou
them On give oil necss sary iufornstiou II not
sold at private sale. thew will be sod at publ, suc
ton, 10 front Of Green Scotts Auction Store, on
saturday morning, September 9Th. -.
'--
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d 1RscsiPrs oF "HEAr.-A very large quantity
sfishess is now daily arriving at Petor,burr
Va No Lose than 5000 busheis reached there
by ruilrosd on Thursday morning last, and
almost every train comes down heavily lsdened
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HH 3TRAfED or stolen fir, m the sub
RS sriher, Ia the vicinity of the CITY Hall. on
Ano0the nigh. cf he SlAt ult, . lafg- r-d C0w.
With bite fsce and nose, ard three white feat she
may be known ny her horns, about one>han Of the
lie bar d oDs being brokss , q; t~g"her sos il
fne, Large, attractive snimal, and was purchase
by ne at tbs late sale Of stock bv Francis p Blsir
Esq. liberal inward viii b. given for her ret arm
20 me. ct or snv In tormsion concerning said cow
that will enable me to REQ yer her.
G. g. WatTTLRsEY,
Indiana Az. and Sd st or ga, It'll .tleet.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-06
SELLING OFF At COST, 10 HoVE

TN Nbetb g, hiag comp.ilsd 10 move hi,
IL. stock Boots and shoes BY The lat Of October
q order - ep a his new establishment with en-.
tre new stock, has determined TO n his entir,
selected embracing every Kind Of 6hoe 1su ally kepi
IN Well regulated store, at ims cost = b. ads OF
families and all otders ia want Of articles Ia his lin
VIII Ma this o rare opportunity to lay In supplies
EslGlEsvta snlARO RUHNs
Pa.avenue, between 9Th and stA -, :. ~
sIs" stdnsi'i-t opposite Qsnl1s SiarEst ,
0nsend aftef October LIST ny fiisnas ana pstroce
VIII Emf lcoAssd "a dor usst Of the .rner or
street, Yietng Patterson q Naiss's aruG stnr,. In
sos secfe formcfiy Occupied by Geo. Savage, Esd.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-06

~ THOSE II WANT OF REApY-NADE CIoTai -
should, before purchasing elsewhere, cell st N ah
Walker Co.'s Marble Hall Clothing Emporium,
where . they WI ind materials s Of all kin d. color.,
aud at ricss which cannot fail to ioduee them to
purchase They bsve just received an additions,
large supply Of those beautiful and we'll uade Duck
Drilling Coats. which have no comparison In Ii
msrket Their stock is we'll kept up, Consisting Of
everything belonging to a gpntlsna ans wardrobe,
together With boys' snd servauts clothing. !
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-06

~ GiIxAys HArR DYs has made its appearances
In oar city. vtrv much to the atfcation of our
young besux who wear red whissers or mustaches
Gentlemen are nov seen going int our hair dre,s
ing ssloens with hair. whiskers muatartes. ard ese
br"wa Of all IMAGINABLE eoors, and in fve minutes
they " II appeer on the street having ihsm sr.trsy
CHANGED and decidedly improved ty 'us.rors bleek
obi in.d by using GI.N rs DfE.-Norftik Herald
For sae BY p. D. GILMAN, Chemist. Washington.
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