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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-10

Lnrrrcr-EAriy CabbaRe. Ro,.
Al d O., Curled india. Broy.
Dutch, Green and white Coz,
Msios-sutmes and o,,ron.
NAsrunrfrn.
OKHA. .....
neld. "s's
PARsLxr-Curled.
HAhsxir-suFar.
PsIs-Landfsth's Extra. Far.
x frame, Large Marrovn,
pwarf do, Peruvian do
p pnrr.s- Piekiins. Large Sweet
hDbn-Long saimop. I.o,.
Scarlet, white Turnip, Rsd AZ
Hack Spanish.
kHpnARH.
SALslrr.
sPixlcu.
SouAan.
Tusslr-Piat Dutch, Red Ton
Norfolk. se
Per HEans-Assortmen.
nom d. Landreth, are offered or
:, from the Nurseries Of D. Ian.
e sSbserlbers, shall be promptly
10hNs0k 4 BROTHER.
" ID. Landrsth, us Main at.
Riehrnaa "
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u coMMIssIoN MERCHANT MARKET pp1nnr

SoMMlsSiON MERCHANT, MARKET BRIDGE
has on hand ard Is receiving for sale
lco,po0 lbs Todd's Family, N Ca rolna Smith se,d ~ - .,
and Western Bacon nd Jol.. N1'ea
ioV"Iodds and Cassards extra Family HAM,
- Iihds Porte Rico End New Orleans sugar
900 BAYS Rio. Laguira Crbz and Java Coffee
90 lihds Cuba Moiasses
30 Bbls New Orleans
o. bSs Isle Of wight and Southampton Apple Brady
~ Hail and two quarter casks Cogn.c brandy
oh Bhls Sweet Malaga Wine.
lOO Bbs Nett and Groas Halifax
100 do No 3Mackerel. '1'
30 do Picked God Fish.
100 Sacks Liverpool Salt.
2no Boxes Adamantinc and Sperm Oandle,
10 Ton Peruvian Guiana.
do Bone Dust
800 Fire Brick,
- GA,esMass and Stick Licorlee. -
ysO Bales Upland Cotton.
Nai',cured Hair, Smoking Tobacco ac &c
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Our Pseke, Boss daily atb lsundays
eeped and arrive Lsnehburg NJ ooclock.
there With the Tennessee Railroad Lynch
burg daily at L. ~.
To the tr weekly lines the Natural Bridge Lex
ington and buchanan win Richmond Monday
Wednesday aud Saturday Pas.nt Cumberland Court
Hcuse farmvie, buckingham Court House and Institute, will
leave Monday, "wednesday Friday ChArlottes
vile will take Tuesday, Thursday and saturdsys Boa
del2 ROYp, EDMOND A DAVENPORT
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Is GALLERY, II Main street.


In VihGiNh LINZ OF RICHMOND AND
tISS New Nork PackctA-This ON LIN
CESS Line Is composed the following vessels, and H4f&
.sI sail, from Nse York srery hTes dass. ALP.
owned In the city Of Richmond, Wis:
tehooner oRlANSA, Captain Daniel Dodge.
:" RICHMOND " Isaac Purnsii.
Z" DANyILLE, J. u. futile.
" hAxALL, " Oliver Chichesterl
:. aALLEao, William Nelson,
LYNCHBURG, I" q. W. Couch
MERCHANT, !"
NEW YORK, R.M Adkins.
HENNCO, Seth Chester.
These vessels all Of the city Of Ba.
more expressly Tor th trade and have
paenses They commanded by experienced Captains
quansd 70. the trade aud who will accom-.
modate They will be towed by steam
may be relied on To sail promptly, rs advertised.
Merchants fCng North, ordering goods
aud to thri crest to ship by this Line aiway,
be taken log other and every sort
will made BY the Agents Richmond wv.
lsfaetiou ~ 80
respectfully Ask and hope obtaining full share
OF patronage. " ~
doods shipped by this Line to New fire..
OF coumssion New
any other southern Northern "
The vessels will lie In Richmond
Berth No. l. Coree House slip, OF Wall street
DAVID CuRRlE, Richmond.
O. Ii. PlIRsoH, New York, Agents
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SEEING THADE OF 1854.
10 COIiNnRN MERnII ANTS

:, ,,,.... II YUM nv MERCHANTS.
- MERCHANT wRfsIgER No 1iq Main street b,v.,.
JssyeJ aud opened the largest best stock Of
OInID toI Spring and summer they have ever offered f
ihe' goods were Manufactured by themselves expressly Tor
usde, ana VIII sold they can be bought in
IEet 10 addition 20 their present stock they will eonnus a.
STOCK will he always fresh aud desirable ~ ~ ~ ''e''
so on hand large stock Of STa fancy and white. p.,.
Uoos ~ every Descriptions Rubber Goods Of ali sty. I
sThahd Dfawe Hosiery ofevery style and qualify and
o'"e' AtHele usually 10 he found In Clothing House.
mh29 o "tHohAsI gwggislGER,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES J. n. HAIR having The
~ Interest Of Mr. w. H. sEABROoK late firm Of SPA
BROOK a REEVE, has entered into y p
REEVE under the style Of REEVE BLAIR will continue 10
carry on The Apoieclry aud Drug the old stand
seabrook Reeve and hope by attention 70 business 10
S share Of She patronage soberay late h
D.. PAYs0E REEVE
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n ItttAoNp ASB bSsf0k lsss NJ
I'm Ii lPICNEfs-fhis In, IA sessc,,a ct ASkA
y: S %... .,,,''' and sails hsa Ss''0s S
ssAHsAsr S sgsaSs Captain E sos.n. ,,--T-
{. sSSRDs.' - r. r. ssSs;.,; Il.
M ,T1ySrI TAYLOR, !. Sy%;Ssss;ss.
These vessels Are Of The nrs, eass bsl, -,
and have superior aceommod atoms FOR passeneers.
They expesenesd oaptans. veil auaaed
or the trade aud who viii exerion
They will lowed and down NAV b,
relied ON 10 sai prempty, a. advertised. --',--
Merchants going North ordering Foods nom Boston, viii
10 their ship by this is the only regular
freight will taken any vessels and
10 give satifaeion.
respectfully and hop, obtaining ,har.
OF patronage. ! +.
N. vessels viii lie in sehmena ., Rockets, Boston ..
RoueS wharf, DAVID CUkRlk, Richmond, |.t7
ALLEN wEL0H Boston, SAseuts.
ly2s No. iSs State street. t /.
TulHk DAaUERREorYPE ART, practised wHIrEHURsT
With all the improvements OF the day,
himself world wide reputation gained by assertions
snnenee without proof Of such assertions the
By OF study and practice adopting all the
whchhAys rapidly succeeded each other
He gained the highest distinction bearing
palm Of victory when competing with the Artists this
lands Mr. W. has also gained that highest Of all
confidence and Of the public
OF patrons who daily throng his Gallery
not only Of art bu, treasures Of value their
possessors.
sereoseope the most improved
Every variety Of Cases. frames Locke hand
and at the most sstisfaetory prices. -
jyls GALLERY, Main street.
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HQARGhiNS-B ARGAINs.-i am In recent Of n i,,, ...,
mnt o. China Glass and Harbenwar from the man
AtWes, OF many new and handsome shapes
shc With aehoicc stock u Fancy Goods Gass L
sale and retail purchasers ~ " WI" ""o'e'
Being determined 70 reduce ny stock, with view OF making
Change in business,
customers, o. persons purchasing FOR cn,h ''''
good order. ''Si ~" '' tt,iStt, ~ %, E2nds IN
",'h ~. Wal
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THIRTY yEIE oS y yo y TIE 2; $; SENATE

IL
Of this the will evenpsss of
temper, freedom from matguy which, the absence 81
other evidences Of authorship, would dotd the
NJ benton was especially struck with historical
wees o. Lowndes and Pinckney His fair and honest
OF mat good Old patriot Citizen John Caroline; ph
o,opho and dgnhcd densaton Of Macon the glow
ng Admfaton which the portrait touch of John Randolph
can only be painted by sketsh's the dgnned chapter upon
emerson Madison and Monroe with feeling illusions
at an unite 10 make this work Instructive and
forming The beautiful drapery which has been gracefully thrown
efful production" ~ D. ~ '''
FROM communication the 'Inqurer," June l.
Published ~ subscription be obsned In RehmonJ Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-26
CITY TRADE REPORT.

L.
BREADsTurFs Flour was much cheaper, but not very
active. The dsy's transactions included 1850 bbs
ordinary to choice State at ssa s. s mixed to fancy
Western IS IS 5o and othsr kinds at proportion.ts
rates. with small lots Of snEerfne Canadian, ia bond
IS 70 ard 24e0 bills Southern at 81 70 50 for infs
sales eompred COO bushels good Michigan white at
81 ~ ard 500 prime southern do at 81 SO. Some
na"ss ;, 5 20 81 ~ o
II Days bus compi cd 1o7 900 bushels at re
7sc for inferior to prime Western mixed per bushsl
ingson Drove Yard, to-day, 2,2e2 beef cattle; Of
fered during the week, 2,5e0. We subjoin the re-
turns Of tho week in detail, together with the
Cattle by the Hudson River Railroad 255; Erie Rail-
road, CTS; Harlem Railroad, 3i6 from Illinois, cars,
4sl; Indiana cars =; Ohio, cars t3s; New York
State, foct and cars $50; Kentucky, cars 100;
other Stock by the Eris Railroad swine, 74s Hudson
Ever Rsiiroad, swine 142; Harlem Railroad, and
calves, A0 do veal calves 200 do. sheep and lambs,
1850; from Virginia. op cars, 81 There has been bet
full half q dollar higher than last week The sup.
plies large and something in excess of the demand
We quote-Beef cattle, IS $ll; and calves, $50
lambs, 50 SIS SO; swire, fed, 4e@c. Axe; do,
New York Slate fed, &C. There were about SOL swine
en- sale The MARKET to- csy at Chamberians, (Hudson
River Bulls Head brisk and baoyaat and prices on
the whole compare very svoraby with those for tho week
previous. The supplies were not so extensive. TIE
stock hand consisted Of 304 beeves, leo cows and
calves l65 vesls, 42ss sheep ard 32s lambs Beeves
are half dollar to ak sbiDgs h:ghethe sales rang
ing from IS to $40 per cwt Cows and calves steady at
previous quotations. $50 to $50 Veal calves li,sle
lower, the better quateswe quote At from Nc. to
exc. per ID. Sheep without change. Sale are from
So so to Sc so. Lambs from 50 to - so At uBriens,
21s beef cattle "a and calves and &C veal calves
Rusnese brisk and prices steady Sales at from IS to
$l0for beeves s25 to s45 Tor c,ves and 3,sc
TO &C for yeas All sold. AT Brosnings 81 beet cat
tie So and calves IL veal calves and AT sheep
and lambs Market active prices OF beeves ranged at
from 81 so to $40 SO per cwt Co and calves from S25
TO $35 for ordinary and from s45 TO $50 for extras
Veal calves sold at from 41c to6lc per To- live weight
Sheep brought 50 70 IS 81 Is. which is improve.
n.ent Lambs 81 75 to SO SO So so, also advance
or the large number of sheep and lambs above men
toned, 4,O00 we're in market yesterday
rfot,na
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Ths last returns compared with those Of the previous
veeS show an increase In discounts OF S456 49, de-
crease deposits OF 81 ,2is in circulation SIS o46
and in specie 81, 55l 1913. The falling OF in specie has
been no greater than anticipated. The heavy ship
Of the past two weeks have far exceeded the
cepts The arrival OF the California steamers of the lat
of September will give about two end quarter mil
lions, which win than make up loss. There is
in the banks about two millions more than the
average, which, with the recsipts ult in from CALIFORNIA;
give surplus OF about four millions for saipmsn,.
This equal to about four weeks EXPORT and before the
expiration of that time calculare upon supply
OF fun four millions from California According to this
shs be able to export million Of dollars per weak
for the next four weeks without reducing stock Of
bullion and Gin beoH the present amount.
The warrants entered al the Treasury Department,
Washington, on the 22a instant
For paying Treasury debts, ............sscs Is 60
For covering into the Treasury
Prom lands. ............. ...leloIy ~
Fro m mis- cslsneous sources ............ 229 so
For the War department. 9sS l2
Fer me navy peparlmeat ...'.........' 20 S3S AZ
FOR the Interior department. ..lla,o92 10
The redemption of United st ates stocks for tina week
ending Saturday, were-Loan of 1872 SIS, O0o do.
1913 s25 500; DO 1916 $50 SEQ do. 1877 sii $780, do
1s4s, 81 $780, Texan indemnity, $40 oooTo,al $3.50 ESQ
The Manchester Mirror states that the Merrimac and
Connecticut River Rsilroa has failed. On Fsay, as
train about TO leave the depot sheriff stepped and
put attachment upon the engine and cars thus causing
the detention Of twenty passengers who hal secured
reats and Of the United States mails Il
tanned that all tn property OF the road had been,
would be possible attached upon nine suits,
for debts amounting to $4,000 These debts
originally contracted by the Now Hampshire Central
Railroad, and since that corporaon merged in that
Of the Merrmac and Connecticut road had besn due from
the latter The heavest suit instituted by the East
Railroad for of $4,000 The Central bought
lot Of railroad iron Of paying half cash. and giving notes
for the balance, which amounts 10 that The
other suits commenced by private individuals The
Mirror says that the Merrmac and Connecticut road has
been leased to the Northern and the probable object in
bringing these suits to prevent tue deterioration Of
the personal property Of the road by the Northern Per
bsps the Northern will receipt for the property If So
the trains will commence running usual. At the
time Of the attachment of the train in Manchester the
mails had not been put board the cars that there
were legal difficulties respecting the right Of stop
ping the mails, in the way of the sheriff
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n a Vt y On UT :
cdniHiGffOn.

Coros The sales included about 600 700 bales. The
market closed steady at Saturday. rates
FREIGHTs Owing to the decline in corn, there
increased engagements of II for export shout 40 600
900 bushels engaged Mt 3d. in bulk; and 400
6o0taes con- pressed cotton were engaged at I'D. 10
Lon6 on and Havre, there nothing Of moment 70.
ported, and rates were less nominal To Cali.
forna rates continued TO rule at about CSC Acc per
foot messur ement.
PRovisioNs-Pork tended downwaras. The sales reach
ed 500 bbs Mt S14 s4 25 for mees aud sig for prime
PER bbt. Sales lkesise made OF 50 packages cut.
meats at former figures; $50 bols. lard Of lc 40
Per H. and 800 bills. beef at unchanged rates Butter
and cheese we're lnst NOTICED.
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DRY GOODS, &C.

4 MOTHER LOT OF CHEAP SILKS FROM AUCTION.
"A a 7. STEWART co. viii open Monday,
September g. 500 pieces of Silks 1T rs cents per
yard They win be found the cheapest goods ever offered
in the city, The styles are all new, compsising str es
and pIaiis. NIB Tho arrangements Of last week
will be made 10 exhibiting these goods the lsft haod
sice of the Rotunda. Broadway, Chambers and Rsade
streets.
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ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENTS.

DoYAL H0TEL, (CARRICK's,) 90 GEORGE sQU,
M Glasgow, scotland.--Gentlemen visiting the
mercial metropolis OF Scotland respectfully info
racentls enlarged By the addition 81 "a elegant.
coffee room aud dining hail, q number OF sdditiera
end private aps stmsnts for families. Tie arr
ments OF this establishment are sach rs will insu
yisiters = degree q comfort rarely met with.
quss'ed Or ssslr ANNA 70 sst for Carues's
ALA CAEa.5K P1ogTS
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A DAMS Il co RESPECTFULLY INTIMATE TO TIL
"A ladies' of the surrounding district that they hav

A DAMS h co RESPECTFULLY INTIMATE TO THE
"A ladies of the surrounding district that they have
the following lots which they win sell considera
bly, lower than the cost Of 900 yards Of
English merino FOR 2 worth Scc 1000 yards Of French
hams good value for p which shall sell for 121c.
We respectfully call your attention to very large and
varied assortment Of plaid brocaded and striped coored
silks, also black Italian silk for 4s-worth IS. Cd. We
have received Per the Arabia large lot of Wind
sor blankets the finest importation Of the season which
selecting shaws at will make her puTchss
rs per cent cheaper than at any house in this City Also
five Of all wool plaids AZ worth 6s In addition
which stock Of domestic goods ia particularly low
as all purchases made Of thu agents for cash
solely Ladies will find 1t very much to their interest to
give early call possible One price only. 200
Greenwich street.
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Simeon Diapers semi-weekly auction sale Of stocks
and bonds will take place at the Merchants Exchange
to morrow CTuesdsy) at 12h O'Clock.
TIE annexed statement exhibits the average daily
movements in the leading departments OF the banks Of
this city, for the week ending Saturday morning Sept
Is5l.-
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noRIs HOUSE. NO. les AND losx BOwERY.-FUR.
IL nished rooms to let, with board to families sin
gle entlemen. Day boarders accommodated
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, dsC.

A PAIR OF FAMILY HORSES AND COACH |
IN sale, Or to by the month. the horses are bel
ful grey without fault and the coach has only beenl
three months, and is Of the best style; tue coach
who aavertiseB gets the concern for his good and Il
worthy services for the last four years Gall At thA
Nicholas stable in Mercer street. or address T. r., HS
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-26

IHCURTH wARD.-AT A NETTING OF THE +
IL Ward cou mittee. 1t was moved and sec,pds
the members OF the General Committee of the
above committee reported The minority re por rte
James street; the majority reported for l5 J. Oak
II Was moved and seconded. that vote Of tn
Committee decide whether the polls shall be ne
James street or l5k Oak street. Carried By 9 "a
for q Jsmef street
Il was moved and seconded, thst the proceed
this meeting be pubiishs in the Herald aud N
Den ocrst, JAMES G. SMITH, Chair
S Mm t ossn1 Secretaries
CTATE OF NEW YORK, SECRETARY'S OF
~ Albany, August 10. 1874 10 the Sheriff
County Of New Yorh-sir: Notice Is hereby givel
o. the General Election 10 be held in this Ststs
tuesday succeeding the drst Monsay of November
the following officers are to be elected, TO wit
Governor, in the place of horatio Seq mouri
A Lieutenant Governor, in the place Of Sanf
Church;
A Canal Commissioner, in the place of Henry Fitz
and
An Inspector of State Prisons, in the place of
Storms;
All whose terms Of Office win expire on the last !
Dec mter next.
A Representative in the Thirty fourth Congress 4
United States for the Third Congressional district
posed of the First, Second, Third, Fifth Ano II
wares, In the city Of New York, for the Fourth did
composer Of the Fourth, Sixth, Tenth and FourtI
wards Of the city If New York, for the Fifth did
composed OF the Seventh and Thirteenth wards IN
York, and the city OF Williamsburg, In Kings count
the -ixth district, composed OF the Eleventh. flft
and Seventeenth wards in New York; for the Se]
district composed Of the Ninth Sin tenth and Tws
wares In New York: and for the Eighth district
poeed of the Twelfth, Eighteenth and Nineteenth !
In New York
County officers also to be elected for said county
Sixteen Members OF Assembly;
a Surrogate, in the place Of Alexander W. Bradfo
Recorder, in the place Of Francis X. THOU;
City Judge, in the place OF Welcome X. Bsebe;
May or, in the place Of jacob A. Westervelt;
Re gister, in til place of Garrett Dyckman;
ACommissioner Of Streets and Lamps, iu the pis
George G Glazier, who was appointed to ill va,
caused by the resignation Of Henry Arcuarius
Police Justice for the Second district. Ia the
Of Daniel w. Clarke, who appointed to Gil . va,
caused by the death Of John ycGrath;
Two Governors Of the Almshouse, in the place Of
tavus 4. Conover and William Pinkney, appointed
vacancies;
A District Attorney, in the place Of Lorenzo B.
ard, who was appointed to fill vacancy occasion
the death Of Nathaniel B Blunt;
Civil Justice and Police Justice for the Sevent
dicsl District, composed OF the Twelfth, Ninet,
and Twenty second wards;
Police Justice for the Eighth Judicial District
posed Of the Sixteenth and Twentieth wards.
respectfully,
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TSAGLE EOIEL, CORNER or FRANKFORT AND VIII
IL liam streets, only one block from the City Hall
contaiElpg two hundred and fifty excellent LODGING
rooms, Where gentlemen have single rooms At rs
cents ger night rooms favorable terms for
the winter,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-26

kIEW YORK STATE AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANI
IN cal Fair.-The grounds at Hamilton fqusre
readness to receive articles for the great fair Of next
wsek Entries be made at the business Office the
grounds, and will be in attendance all this
to receive and locate the articles September 49, 1854
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YJsHE BREvooRT BoUsE-FIETH AVENUE, CORNER
l. Of Eighth st.-Ibs establish nient coldac ted sxclu
iTey the EuropeAn plan, has restaurant attached
sidrg in the hotel Dinners and supper VIII be provided
ii all times, at short notice. either In private rooms
Ia the restaurant
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4 CORRECTION -HAyING NOTICED IN LAST EVEN
~ pg's Express the arrest Of John Lynch by officer
Wood IL is but ustes 10 state that such not the
be having given himself up to Coroner o'Donnel.
JUSTICE
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IyOTI To LET-rEE HARRISON EoU L. NO. 2SS
i 4 Chestnut street. between Tenth and Eleventh,
Pbs5elpha, containing sixty Ave rooms, mostly large,
with modern convenience The adjoining property
be bad giving together lao Amply to JANE:
W PAUL, s61s South Fourth street, Phl.delphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-26

ITO THE CITIZENS OF H0BJKEN.-AII. PERSONS
interested IN the suppression Of the sale Of liquors
on the Sabbath and of opposing any more Licenses are
requested to meet in body Al the Court House in Bergen
Tuesday morning, the Goth INST, at II clock A.
before the Judges Of the Circuit Court.
LAW AND ORDER
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ID OBERTs, 100 BROADWAY, CORNER OF NINTH
II street, has just openei splendid stock Of French
goods consistir Of French bands caps collars, sleeves
end chemsetes AID choice stock OF Vaenckennes lace
goods, which viii be sold at the smallest possible ad
vance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-26

An OMNIBUS LINE FOR sALE-NOw DOM
IA profitable business, in this city Terms easy
estate or stocklstaken in part payment. Addrei
PERRY, Herald Office.
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T. W. LEAvENwoRTH, Secretary of 81.

TITO THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATS OF THE TWEl
Il second Ward.-The friends Of the legitimate]
tional democrats of this ward requested to med
Gerkins, Of Fifty fourth street and Seventh
nue., this Tuesday, evening" at ~ O'Clock, forl
purpose of trsnsacting business of importance MOI
organizers admitted. PATRICK MAoTERS0N,
Chairman Of the N. D. Committ1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-26

INDIA AND FRENCH SHawLs.-THE SUBSCRIBER
i invites attention to Of the most supreh aud
costly specimens India cancels hair shaws exhi.
bted in ibis city aso to unrvaed selection Of French
cashmere and brcche shaw both long and all OF
the and most recherche designs aud at prices to
coincide with the present I" pressure Of the times
GEO. BULPIN, Cloak and Shawl Emporium, 361 Broad,
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ITO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY AND COUNT
J. New York.-The M dersigned offers himself d
Independent candidate for the Office Of Commission
Streets and Lamps, at the election In November
pedging himself, If elected to fulfil the duties apper
ing TO the Office with energy and honesty-gfvfng :
personal attention md supervision over all employ
the department, and using his best endeavors to re-
the sity from filth and darkness. JOSEPH E. EBI1
Columbian Garden, 200 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-26

(1LOAKS AND MANTuLAS GEORGE BULPrN, 36l
~ Broadway respectfully to the 10 lies that
his assortment Of coaks for the present fail trade Is
ready, and he has much pleasure In observing hat du-
ring his recent visit to Europe he has taken advantage
Of the extraordinary existing in the mauufac
turing districts Of Franco and Germany to make such
place before the public most exquisite assembage Of
rich and costly novelties at prices before heard Of
single inspection of his stock will be thoroughly
yincirg of this important fact. Paris Mantila Empo
rum, 361 Broad say.