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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

tB' Dangerous counteleiI, is often the heading Of
newspaper articles intended 10 put the community ON
their guard ug ns imposition, hui buy few bottles o
Emmersons American Bair Restorative aud you y i'll
require any notice in future for anything in this line
Price ! 90 nlargc Bottles For sale by
All 2l-lw ID. X. LYMAN
10 5tabler's Good Medicines" are recommend
ed 10 th' public with the lhlt nothing is
claimed frr them hut what iii really possess. The
cu,afive properties ofSTABLER'S ANODYNE CHEh.
Rl ENPECTORANT have been certified to in hundred,
at tases vhere il has been henei l in Coughs ODDS
Sore Throots. Asthma Bronchitis. and diseases of the
lungs and throat generally. The DIARRHCEA cor.
DIAL is also known have cured hundreds Of cnses
al hase serious diseases of the bowels. which So often
prove fatal Indeed, in reg ard to both medicines n
trnl OF the merits, by the afflicted is n6denty asked.
really believe there better medicines in use.
See adv euisement in another column and descriptive
pamphlets. 10 be had gratis If the agents. Price for
each bottle Only so cents, six cities ior So SO
Iapl l5-lm
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MARRIED.

On the 25th inst, at the Methodist Protestant
Church, by the Rev. T. c. Jennings, VIM. Z.
PERcIvAL and AMANDA SUMTER, all of this city.
iV-fhe Baltimore Protestant will please copy.
In Loyingston, Va, on Tuesday morning,
April Goth, by the Rev. J. +. Edwards, of Lynch
burg, Mr.. Isaac |. HIrE, of Amherst county,
and Mrs. ANNIE NJ. CUTLER, only daughter of
DIR. Arthur Hopkins of Lovingstol, Nelson CO.,
Va.
Richmond, Alexandria, Winchester and Char
lottesyille papers pleaso copy.
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Auction Sale under Deed of Trlst of -
so DESIRABLE BUILDING .". oa
AND
CD A Valuable Family Residence, 4,
IN THE NEW VILLAGE OF wnnn.

LIN IfdG N6W VILLAGE OF wApn, IN
Ri virtue Of deed of tru,t executed WV
- purposes th' rein entioled. ON lilo i9"' iof d
October, 1882 by John j. PuIvis and of ,o, ea
CLERKS flee of the County OF Amherst .lon IA u
on Saturday, the 29ih day April, 1851, At - os
the Afternoon. on the premises. If hir. il o 'o'1
rext fair day, 10 sell about FIFTY les;r,j INV o..
Lots, and adesirabe FAMILY RESIDENCE D u4,g
or acres Of rich garden ground attached tber', WIN
re in the village of Wardlow, in the county r. s1l
nearly opposite the reside nce ofJudee Wrn n,!99
Tn abo' e Lots are beautifully situated co,or,a n
full view Of the city ard atfording mn., @G,g
sites for private residences, besides being ynlnols
garden. fhey will be sold in sizes to suit much.
The family residence, being the same forme, "
by Jno. A Mosely, Esq is commodion. and con,s
tabe, near enough the city for man Of bu.ira..
the ground ataehe here o is productive md val
with choice Fruit Trees, Gripe Vines, &c., &C.
The property will he sold uron a ned I of nj
months, the purchaser giving ia each .ase nsga.l
n"lc. sat slactoily endorsed and the title of tle I
be withheld I'll payment is made, as security far ii
same. For further information call on no. l. pns
at whose store Pn,s of the property ma, be seen.
DANIEL A. WILSON T,pstee
Sale to be conducted by THos. G. HILL Auc,ionee,
apl ~ dtd,if
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COMMERCIAL.
MaRKET-April 20.

LYYcHBURG MARKET-AprlI 20.
TonAcro-Ihe quantity FIR the last few days
has been about the same and prices well sustain
ed ed I quote Lugs at from s. so to rs Fine ne
nj from 50 to 50 %; Medium Leaf at from oo
10 81; Fair at from to 80 50. Some me lots
sold at from % to S27 80.
FLouR.-$7-yery little in market: =, ~
WurAT-In delnamd. Red % White IL 4o'
(oRH.-Yellow 75c.-White 1Oe
OATs.-k cry dull, at 40 cents
WM. T. SMITH, Comm Merchant.
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month. there Is a provision made FIR the long ana
short MONTHS IL shows the twelve iigns 81 me
zodiac: IL strikes or not. chimes or not a. ,"u
with il; il has the equation table, showing the dh
ference Of clock and sun every day IN the year'
Every portion Of the clock Is Of beantiui Work
man -Iip
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Valuable Campbell Land for Sale.

CD ne suhSclber,wishine TO remove South offers ds
- ra'e ms valuable farm, generally known as E::l
OAK mn lying IN the fork o Snuntnn and Fallinp r,v
elS' "'l"'hhg the village of Brock Neal and a,out
tstf'y nv" lies alb We the Ri, hnond and napville
oa'"oa' and Continuing by recent survey about mir
te'n """de1 acre., about halt of which is rea ed n, 4
Inn good etite OF cultivation OF which Il ere is ,h,
ant'" hundred aud fifty acres Of Low grounds The NJ
n"usr containing eight rooms a handsnr .ly ;-,a.II
la'"' good Guard together with oil The necessary on,
no'seS sueh Is over<eers houses. 'arns stables Ec
ne Sh"selhHr living the rren,is. will ale. oro,,
ra a 10 ing or giving any i7ornatun relative
An 2Y.c3m pFyTnv ~, t ,>a, 20. v a.
count Il this office ~ fe"u &c
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-27

The following are the provisions OF the bill 10
reduce and graduate the price ofthe public lands
according to the time they have been in market
uusold. The bill is now under consideration in
the Senn,c. The lands that have been in mar
ket for ten years aud upwards, to be subject to
the sale at the price of one dollar per acre; ff-
teen years on upwnrd', serenty-tiye cents per
acre, and all of the lands of the United States
that have been in market twenty years or up
wards, fifty cents per acre. for twenty-five yours
and upwards, twenty-five cents per acre; and
thirty years or more twelve and half cents per
acre. 1t further provides that this section shall
not be so construed as to extend TO lands reserv-
ed to the United States, in acts granting lands to
States for railroad or other internal improvements
or to mineral lands held at over one dollar aud
twenty five cents per acre. The bill provides
that nothing in the act shall be so construed as
to interfere with any right which has may oc-
crue by virtue of any act granting presumption to
actual settlers on public lands.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

I13 w" are auth n zed to announce JAMES HART
Eth PERKINS, as cHndidate for the oiire OF Com
missioner of the Revenue, for Western District of
Campbell County apl 25-ctde
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SOUTHERN GENTEEMaN

p'rlence VIII" csn came wril uri,len,lr, !. l..
"ron> OF oh'n'nlng situation in an Acaepy OF hirl
81 s>ich school tor the neNl wear Ii,.w,u,,i ia ,.
,ni astu"tinn which promises permHn,nry
lhc-s the fitsiuar ofhec H., -,
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JUST RECEIVED

~ The larg st stock of China, Earthen, Ola
~ nnd Stone Wares-aso large stock If Woo
ware. Hardware, CUTLERY, Briltania Ware. &C. h
ever had the pleasure Of offering in this mnrhrt-wh'
am determined to sell low. hope my fri nj, and Ii
pubic will give me a call RO. X. WATKINS, Agt
0p S.2nMii Iw
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SHIRTS AND COLLARS,

A/ nsve in Store % doz phu NJ. Davis. Jone.
w & Co.'S French boosunp Shirts also so doz. : all
ars--a ] nr SALE at mod, rnte Profits.
apl 81 DIN HATCHER. LOCKWOOD & CO
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=, ICE! ICE! .ICE!l.
IEFELLE will furnish families u;,h ,rr
% t. n buslel ls3 cts. a halfbushe AID ~ .,s
H7.,7.7. - y es.,n (npl % W
NOaiCE.-Ihec eebrated Rae. If re-. I0i X
nLoNi VIII be NJ the Nnivell H,u>c Stable, on
ant 2Git " '">S
IL hy vii ~, :, = '', ,e ), an" . tot 'al"
mar 5jls no Nv t"ANhLlN.
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To the Voters of New Hope and Hlon District,

BY an act of overriding provi encc which we ,ept IL
DEF lore as tnkng ON u the eicien services of an os
ilma'e, and able magistrate, becomes necessary t.
e'ct I'll his seat Mt hr coming sn,ins elrciinu
We feel insured by einelis nee an beralit, of The
people of the upper end of the district who hove t,o
alb and efficient magistrates situated where the, would
w.h them To be that they will not regard u as asking
dan iirnes, aud Just CO. wi en- we rrsnectt,y 81
III II their Sua ses, IN unison with our own for a man
occup} location in the very centre OF the vacated
Sc t" wh" Is the choice almost unanimously OF tlnse
around hi'nand whom believe be in everv respect
qualified for the office Tn man is NAPOLEON r.
MadhuDEe whom we resfucttu y recommend to your
consideration and for whnuu poll will he held on the
day of ele ton MANY VOTER
mar 30 wlmo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-27

t3 We ERE authurzed IA announce ANDERSON
NJ. JENNINGS as candidate foi Snerlf ct Cnmpbell
County. (npl 8 ctd)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-27

~ We nre authorized To announce DANIEL. A
NlNNELLN Is candidate fa Commissio I er Of the
Revenue for tn Eastern DsIrct Of Campbell County.
apl 10 wide
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Blue DRESS COATS.

EUSr receive eror lot of blue Dress Goats. Of
a. hshonabIc styles which III at PRICES 10 suit
tho times. Cal and them
ap 27'd4w HATCHER. LOCKWOOD & CO
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Boarding House FOrRent.

@# The large and commodlo"s establishment
NELL kyls- Corner in the city of Lyncburg, at Prese
occhried by Mrs Revely, as n her ling hoIsr il for re-
Tie establishment consists of IA rooms, besides flt
ets Kitchen, servants rooms &c, Ac.. ard ia tdmn
by located for business. Possrssi IN will will be eisf
on the first day OF May. Apply to Charles Chr
uan IN Lynch urg, 10 the subscriber in Richmond
apl 26-ts RICHARD G, MORRISS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-27

States. Situated nearest thc. great Southern ae-
Election of the Ohio river. II viii be the depot for
immense quantities Of Western produce collected
for the supply Of the Atlantic cities, and for for
eign expectation rather than New York or New
Orleans. for the reasons already given. And on
the other hand, much of the merehnn he now
imported 10 the West, through other cltles, VIII
be unladen at Norfolk. For instance, as iilastfa-
ting the favorable position Of Norfolk TO accom-
MEDIATE the coasiing trade Of the Union YES
sci from New York to the West indies will take
merchandise now sent West direct from New
York. aud ON her way South will unade such
goods at Norfolk, thence 10 be sent by shorter
route into the Valley OF the Ohio. Here she will
ship pork, -four, butter, cheese &C. collected
from the West. On her way homewnfd' she
will nnlade at Norfolk, molasses, sugar coffee
&c. for tho West, which are now brought to y.
York, md. instead take out pitch, tea hemp, TO-
baeeo aud Western produce for the Northern
cities. Thus while the Empire city is becoming
the commercial centre of the world Norfolk
should become the most important seaport OF
the whole Sou h.
Fonrfeeah.-As a great military road, this
line has advantages over all others, as il pnsses
from the sea.coast TO the West, through The
very heart Of the Union, aud would be perfectly
secure from hostile aggression in time of WIZ
This reason will become more and more impor-
tont as the implication of foreign commerce IN
croaaes.
Fineenth.-As a terminus of the Pacific rail-
way. Norfolk has advantages equal 10 any Atlan
tic sea port, and whenever that great work shall
have cen built to tie Mississippi she will derive
n vast additional trade from it,
Az EASTERN NfnGINIA&
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SPARKLING AND BRIGsIT!,

1--WE Soda Fountains of the sub,cr hcr are now
opened IN those WIN are fond # 1ici aud - ~.
ing gass "f ; oDA WATER. with hue syrups cnn be
'cromndated. Also, Cen W tier IN Ehci vcscing
Ciunte oi Magnesia antiy upon Ice
aplZ3 Ia JOHN r. WRIGHT.
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Ak EASTERN NIRGINIAN.

EFFECTS or EUROPEAN WAR on AMERICAN
INrEREsrs.-A letter has been recently pub
lished. the Richmond Dispatch says, written
by Gen Duff Green, in reply 10 the inquiry
of friend whether in his opinion, the war
viii e,cate such n demand for money rs TO
cause American securities now held in Europe
to be RENTED TO this country and forced upon
our market. Gen, Green thinks it possible, but
not probable, that under the pressure Of tempo
rnrv panic this may be done 10 some eonsidera-
bic extent, but hc is also of opinion that the war
viii tend greatly to augment commerce and in
crease our resources, adding to- rather than di-
minishing the value Of our credit. lie remarks,
that the qualified. recognition by England and
France of the principle that free ships nuke free
goods will tend 10 benefi: our commerce. while
the increased demand for hemp flax, cotton,
corn, aud other articles heretofore obtained from
Russia will 80 increase their price and stimulate
our industry, as TO make hemp and lax stupe ar
ticles adding greatly to our exports, and croa-
ting a balance so ms 10 regulate exchange in our
fayor. Cen Green concludes by observing that
"although under the pressure of the pnnc a part
of American securities now in Europe may be re-
mitted to this country, the fact that il is known
that we intend to preserve our neutralty-thnt
we are paying off our debt long before il is due,
at premium Of more than % per cent-that cur
debt represents railroads and improvements add
ing tenfod to the value of our property, and that
the products of our commerce, mines, ngrieul-
ture aud manufactures, ARE multiplying our re
sources and increasing eur prosperity, will
50 strengthen public confidence in Europe, that
much moro European capital will come here for
investment than has heretofore done
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Public Notice.

IVA Is Sheriff and Commissioner OF the Revenue viii
y be at The Auction room of Akers billiard ON Nor
day lst day of May for the pup of receiving the
and issuing Merchant and other Licenses Gr 1854
CLARK. SA15G
ap Pip If rHOS DuLARn q y
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C'lNE STICK IIQUoRICE- loo "a.

! Fine St'ck and Mass Li{uarcc in sore aud TO,
safe on tfe ~ best terms, by LEE D. JOHNSON,
anil
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MORALLY CERTAIN,

MOEAILY CERTAIN, =
'HAr n tho great contest now commencing in D. y,
u rope, many ambitious 70 ith who pants "'
nown will geek the bubble al the cannon noun.
9pehking of PANTS, those sold at the BAZAAR ~
affirmed wide spread renown for beauty and eSc'j' IN
81 lhherid, no less tlan for substantil make h,"
nIrety with which customers are iyniably fitted n".
then large assortment
'nst recCiscd from our mnnufnc'ory, a Ia'ge ,t,r
complete assortment &c Fancy Cashmere. Linen ~
se'I e. and Black Doc.kin Pautnloons.
AL 26 Is BURROUGHS SIIAFER ~
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,vncnn,rp wholesale Prices Current,

kvLRY WEDNESDAY AND ssrtRDAf
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LAWN RONNETS.

Aha HAVE RECEIVED n fall assortu ent oil I'D
M ~ fashionable styles of LAWN B0NNETS, 5
va much used Norh--togct er with bsnds'r
assortment otnew spring and summer Silk, Strlw, Han
and open Fan Bonrets, to which invite the nen,e
np 26 2wif
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L ROEETARLE INVESTMENTS

VIE best anti IL yet in ready mnde Shirts Ar.
r. Do doz 3 ply r"rded COLLARS, at the Gen"
men Cioihiig and Furnishing Bazinr
pi 2bis BURROUGHS SHAFER "
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A nHnr = RIcoLAy. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
esss A.. hea.s - lss:. sss s SO - Isss siss;
s e; = :. ~: = r.
ase ~ let ~ Wet rsrsy sAsss Nsw Yssn Ai.a
estssQs a Ysshsrs; toe frsns sstsaGs. Nos ed %
.sss Az vss ys.sss ,'s III -, N c ~
3sssesy, JAY y iss 4 ossek . shs Merchants m
,:.:.s,: =. 's::s h Fl !, ,:s.s .sa
& :s:.i = Ny . ;sss sss ssbss ansr vssS u~s i
Sn s -: :y s q.
Rat Ninstsssak brisk asd
lsts 2s ssd los ksss Nineteenth street BE-
y . feet. o. lees They rsnt for $50 per aanum
sash saA remain - Dsrssass for three ysAz 1t
-vour lots on west side Of First avsAua
ss ssstlvsss Il ieotA street; lets Is 400 feet
sA srssA-sis ioss On tho south side Of ieSth street,
p ssst each Fifty per remain mortgage for
U,es a. Eve yssrs. ~ seven Der cent.
Wet 1srt second ss,cst Twelve unsxpea lesse
lee Ne ~ West Forty second stree. south saas, y.
ee stsis .es hesse thereon; lot BY % fest Aehss;
lssss p By feat With stable n the for two horsss.
ossss rat es6 eS per As.sn Rents for Ss par yssr
I'D svss, Ysnhss Walks Twelve minutes wa'k Il the
1swssA. Nyrvs ,sas sws ssory. .stc s.s ,rsh s.ss.
Ssl E:s :ss: ~.ss Ss..s. s.ss ssr,.
Ssay 6sisisa Aha ave vasAsS aSsinns tie aAo.s
81 $3.50 e "a :s,. 1T. = =
Sssrsss Cssisss 50 Wsss ss.sss . ~ 100 fsss sseS
.: :. :: = .s J.
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FURNITURE.

ENAMHLLED ruRvITURR-BUYEus or THIS
~ fshionahle STYLE offsratuss are sccissd 70 exsmae
the stock at the saleroou and factory Of n Az
WICK No 81 White sbrse Of Broadway
N. B.-Ths trade snd Shipper supplied usual
E,URNITURE FOR BALE-A FAMILY ngMOvIyG
70 the country will cen low fer cash. three
paror suits IN satin rosewood piano, mscjeon
passr furniture Of Superior qualify ~ private sale
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MADAME ALVIN, FROM Pa kIs, TENDEns HDn
AVA services TO the ladies' anA ssnsisnsn u tb sy b
co b. boeks sna ssisase SD be sonsvitsA ssess
love, nAisse busses Law nastssS a. bss vii tell tks
zane Of the lazy OF ssntae0sa ths{ viii assyy, nss Ne
ssnes OF her vknsrs hsdsus Atwln spsAh. We DasdsA
iresoh sad GSnsn asng.agss RsdSssss 500 eewssy, q
O7P. u. ladies 30 sssts ssnusasn a.
MADAM NlyxR HAS REMOVED TO IoI sEvEN1H
III avenue. bsssssA fvsnty Oh I'd snd Twenty fourth
styosts She esDtnues 10 tell present. asd faturs
evsnN; newiss marriages journeys. lAwsass, ssstnsss
prospects Sickness friends property Itoe
hadsM nsysr II Rngsh, Trsnsh Ana GsraAx-
AsA san give gsarahsss fsr her Ast.
Mrs. PnEwsTgR, 20 GREAT JONES sTRREr con-
AVA 81 the Bowsy, has been induced thIeugh NE
suasten 81 her 3eBaA W continue u7M farther ne
tss She ~ consulted II anthology love asd II nat
rs tsrpsepg dreams books and ssisnos ssS vu ~
Ne name Of the lsAy gentleman thsy VII nsry sss Tie
.snss q her vsissis Ladies . ss..s, xsn.lsns. s.
MADAME n0KnOw H. WITHOUT Bxc!rN0N, 1HD
m vonassfp ast-elsgiss In ~ world Or 49, haA
ever bson known She VIII tell past prsssnh 80 fe>urv
events ana viii show jour fasurs hnsssna sna ebss.s
fspds vbsh has sssnshsi thoussrde dvYfns her nvA1
81 Europe sfs seventh dsushtev 81 seventh easgt
ssr, ard horn sitt natural an b tevekfng tno
cousrr her woD6erfsl science TO tell ths v~ry
hong a. ell happy psirs 70 together, VIA
ep al enjoy he rpcsssst bAp.s u nstsuon,A Bis
jsr prsatsr- sys truly astonishing 70 al Who vidt h.
~, -, .,y.-. ape. sss srnss .e.ss.s sss sss
res esssss 80 cSasphiA 0satsnsA ~ eeneeo&
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COPARTEERsHR NOTICES.
< mn -PARrNHR WANTED IN COUNTRY
yS L. .:ss y
two years has gesd Of sustoY pales last
% !, e p. :.. ss1s =
Lorenzo d. Brsgs Lisbon, New 6ampsAirs
A PARJNIn wAsfID-wIrH $40 IN a H.sr
street, the stand II Arst fsts basi. hourishng AID
rent with ssss low ,srs OPENING for Ne amount
required Apply - ls7 BrOsd~sy ~ tairs 81 II esleah
nlssOLUTION -THI cOPAgTN RRsHIP HEaRTO
~ fore existing under The firm u Robert Kyle Co ID
s ssss s :: y S sy nSpsxT XIII
New York. nay 10, 1854 JOSEPH ORR.
nIssOLU7ION.- THE cor ARTNBRsHIP HERETO.
o,Leo Root Co. dissolved the LIST Of JasuARy
,st y mutual consent Lee moot VIII SETTLE ne bus
New YORK. JAY Is 1884 Va PHELPS
The vii eontans tho bssnss: under the
nIes0LUT1ON-THE YIRM OF SMITH ABBOTT.
~ 1873 Fulton ,tysst shs day dissolved, b mutual
nssst ard the business viii b esssiesed sy O. SMITH
'' s:s S :. e.: ~. u, il, 1854 AsBorr
DARTN1R wAkTED-w IrH A CASH CAPITAL OF
ron ~ 600 to - 900 ssd profitable nAnufas-
sssbsbmsntin his city Addstss With real name
S g., 1sion square Post OMos.
THE COMPREHENSIVE HERKToroRE ExIsrINc
between the suhscrbsrs, uSdsr The Of D8xrnR 4
se,.... ~; ..ss - p:ss.s consent
Nsw 9srA, July Is, 1874. a. W: DExrEH
ALEX A. rOLaAR-
George W. Dexter. Of ths above .rn. WIN sossinss
the busnss Of picture and looking glass frame nAhAx
New York. JAY IS. i2i CIV DlxTBa
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~ dsyetss HE attsptos s1casvely 70 dssasea 81 The
eye aad ear fon 70 SsissA daily - he shsss -
has Ps.stisss !. ~: s: sv:ssy yssr. Dr. I..sIs
eRse. may be ths 81 prsssryias vAsch
mcpey eansstbuy Also ~ self sstssg ss1 sss asss
ths ss.s asd isrEsst sslsssisA 81 hsnsa asaa eyes -
The Unisn
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INSTRUCTION.

en- mn TENTIoy.-APPLIcArroSs PeoxPT
OVsVVV ~ apswsrsd- BRJSrUw, the nslna,i LED
wr,iiss teacher 2ss Bfeaivay Bsrssic .tress
fehsol Ladies srd gentlemen rust ea-~ 20 wsi.e
t~sL..sAS. Avsssv~ss-~e-sss : sose1ns
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-14
ITALIAN OPERA
j CASTLE GARDEN.
gxconD APpEARAHcA or
SI0NOkA AAhlNi DORAY.

ITALIAN OPERA
CASTLE GARDEN.
APpEARAEcA OF
SI0NOKA AAhlNl DORHY.
SIG. BkkALDl Ac co TE De CHALArS.
SIC GRAZIA j 10 his lrcAt character Of CHEV1EUSE
ON FRlDA1 EVENING. JULY H.
WILL be performed uonisett,'s favositA Opera OF
kARlA DI ROhAN.
Scnso Z? org; n..sr
mnSh ~ nophu. srsuose
AmAnao Of oopoi olsnots neLnsi Why
Doors open ~ 6h s'cosk; Performance osnmsAes ~
Admission Dollar pArs Of The hose. Ne extra
charge for securing seats In advance
An ofhos will be opsDad from a n. TO svefy Day
stHAn sop's mn'is store Al ct Van Nordsn Kings
l9 Wall street vber~ b. secvYsd n advance.
No Sscnr.o SeSst solo -
The Opera Of LOUISA No LLER 10 in preparation.
CHARLESTON TBRArHE. o G. - JOHN SLOAN.
" 20 manager b Buneld acting snsgsr -LAdies
and gentlemen wish,ns fo engagements at the above
tbestro for this commeneiDg l6n October 1854 v
piosse address JOHN SLOAN, Of g. b. Dusld, F1s
rem 50 Hotel.
GRAND MASS MEETING OF THE SHAREHOLDERS
" In P~yhAm's third Gih Enterprise, Thursday eve
ning July "a 1864 The shAreh@dss In this grand enter
prise will and select committee Of i've
dispose Of gift properly Bands Of
music and Other att aosions will DO engaged 70 snvon the
oeeas Git tickets 1t dollar each. For sale as Asa
DENY Hall. 663 broadway.