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ArAMEErING OF THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS
q M s house s Ghsr 2. 'n Of
Delaney John Joyce in the chair aud Cornelius
rsp
Of this eTa me @ E 10
Hunts ~ Essex street by order SnT q ,ovo,
coRssIIus NccLosxrY, Secretary
ATA MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
"A Ward Committee Of the Fifth ward held the Filth
was &, aa for
js.s. Il LA ws.sssas' sssrss.ris'
cA Isx 5 30 THE OF THE TENTH As
s'ss s' ns%ass y
false Having received and aesspsd the nomi
1 = '''''' may '''' '''''Sa " "' john 5Si 1 REED
CHARTER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WARD DEMO
For Aderman-John Tiley
Thirty dtrie.-Edwsrd C. Mcconnell Thirty 9TH
di For A,,s..srs s SoSpsr t0,,e,
fSr ls Aired
5sassSss + s.oass: s;sssS di;slls..jshs ayds
w ss Pavs John sens sixth
For School Commissioner Marcus D. Bonner.
For Inspectcr-Terrence Mcdonald.
CITY OF NEW YORK. OCT, 80; ls,a-To THE EDITOR
the grateful Federal Union,
by your recent editorials proving the necessity defeating
the Seward abolition dissolution Of the Federal Union
ion running Clark Of the of New York
in order to prevent the horrors civil which will
ceed the election of said Clark and the candidates for the
General Assembly SET up by the said CLARK party TO defeat
all the horrors which certainly follow tho election
Clark for Governor, solicit every voter to forth and
his for Horato Seymour next Governor OF the
State Of filling that station with
greatest benefit to the As the of this election
stands he is certain reelected Governor notwth
standing the effort made by the hired editors OF the abolition
Of Seward and Clark hide and conceal the vcto
rous facts Of the election OF Hortio Seymour November
1852, by the following primary voters VIZ
The city OF NewYork l57 votes
The remaining counties of the State cast
FOR seymour Isl 4oS votes
rox lompkme.
Total .47 $50 votes
This official data proves that the number of
OF which Horatio Seymour received in the city Of New
9lA 1919
--oi4lN
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ChoIera,-Dr, Tob,as. go Corts.ndt street.

to Of cholera attacked
with his Venetian niment 1t falls Only Is
Who that valves life will M Sold by the drug
glsts through esfS the United States.
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Tho Espcncheld Hat Tor the Present Fall
and the ensuing winter sold at IS go is admitted
peior in all respects hat sold in Broadway for 81
90 and convince yourself at lis Nassau street.
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celebrated pianos and melodeons the United States in
larger assortment and at less price than found
where Gilbert Co. premium pianos, with without
snos iiaett cumstons pianos (of the old firm Of Hal
Int Co.. and large assortment of other celebrated
akee constanty in store Second hand pianos great
hasEains Prices $2O $50 $780, 49, 500, Sf23-$30 re-,
yb Beautiful pianos which have short
time win be sold low Pianos to Cash paid
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A First Glass, Large Size Color

Notes ON Lewis County Bank, Eighth ave-
knckerbocker all Eastern banks, taken at par
Bank Of Washtenaw, 40 cents. EVANS Clothing Ware
house. CO and u Fulton street.
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Said Mr.. Slow to his Son, "When You Trade
Bad advice this GREEN, No Astor House, finds by
sealing fairly and punctuay with his customers ana
furnishing them with the most perfect shirts that
made he serves his interest.
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n Sure ushi,,g.
Cnlngs
=. Lyon
You may rely on;
His pills and dust

Are things to trsst.
LYONS magnetic powder viii CLEAR any house OF bed
bags bugs recehes eight hours
Ids P3s ditto ditto, regards rats and mice. Central
depot, No. 424 Broadway, and No. South Eighth street.
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Genln,s Enn style for Is54-The III

Genin's Fall Style for Is54-The Public
has already accepted fashions the Genin hat for the
fal Of 1854 his aim TO produce this
combining the peculiar esceencies Of all the hats that
preceded Its rich, light, casscay proportoned,
fusivey elegant. All its appointments in
taste perfect keeping with its general design In Short
u s superemincntly the hat of gentleman.
CESIN, IA Broadway, opposite st. Paul's Church
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y democrats stand your guns
National Democratic republican electors Of city
county New York opposed the federal
in favor Of just and liberal laws and Of
Greene assemble
in meeting at the Broadway Tabernacle Wednesday
spending ratiying the sti0nal Democratic Repub
can State ticket headed Greene Bronson for Governor
and also the National Democratic Republican nomination Of
Wilson g. Hunt for Mayor and Of the Judicial and county
sMSes 70 be supported at the ensuing election.
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LNoURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT-Ar LARGE
and ENTHUSIASTIC meeting OF the democrats OF this ds
trct, held a. the SHAKESPEARE corner OF Duane ana VII
liam streets, on Tuesday evening" the Slst instant ATTY
o'clock,
DR. Joseph Hilton called to the Chair and eloqueny
addressed the meeting The following Vice Presidents and
Secretaries appointed
Fourth Wsrd.-John Crow, John W. Avery, William
Sixth Ward-Peter Riley, Michael Beggs, Patrick Brae-
den, Edward Roe, Henry O'Keefe.
Tenth w.rdIMo,es Gale Richard Norris, Asa Bosart'
William p. Powers w. Smith, Francis o'Reilly
Fourth Ward.-Thomas Sheriden, Timothy oBrien Ste
phen Lynch, Timothy Oakley, John Kearney.
Sixth Ward Patrick Carick, William Fay, Michael c.
Tenth Ward.-John l.. Cannon Edward Welsh, John NJ
gent, Levi Bunger John Stoyel
Fourteenth Ward.mWiam Baitos John O'Connor Jonn
The following resolutions were reported and unanimous
Resolved, That heartily and unanimously respond to
the nomination Of John Kelly the regular candidate for
Congress the Fourth Congressional District regarding
him sound, faithful and intelligent democrat whose
the sunrages Of hsfellow citizens.
Resolved That the democracy OF this district adhere to
the Of lo and the principles In the
unhetangy denounce every effort of fanatics to ag
tate those sectional issues.
Resolved That in the existing contest for the high
ston of Governor of this State principle is involved
closely affecting the constitutional rights and personal
equations and property OF fellow cIens; and APPROX
vndcated Hoato Seymour his fearless veto OF the
Prohbitory Liquor law pledge ourselves to employ
ry honorable means TO secure his re.eleet ton
John Kelly appeared being loudly called for the
meeting and addressed them in the most citous
He was interrupted by frequent bursts OF applause The
Thomas Boise Esq The meeting then formed in procession
JOSEPH HILTON, Chairman.
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IS Cent Dnguerreotypes-By the New In-
vention double honored of the United
pictures and other daguerreotypes. 80 Broadway
First Class, Large Size Colored Daguerreo-
type with aud preserver for fifty cents at
No 45 Broadway Howard street Pictures taken
HAin sunshine GARBANATI, Artist
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS SITUA
n ton in the capacity Of chsmbermaid and waitress,
and assist in washing Best of city reference from.heg
place will be given she lived in tho family upwards OF
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A GERMAN YOUNG LADY WISHES SITUATION AS
"A seamstress and TO do needswork Call IT 70 Sixth
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THE YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CLUB
will meet at the club rooms, 663 Broadway, opposite
Bond street, ON Wednesday evening, November at
the county ratification meeting which TO be held the
evening In the broadway Tabernacle Members
Quested punctual their attendance the club
rooms, business Of Importance 10 to be transacted
JAS. r. BRADY, President.
Jons p. roe.arr, }seoret.ries.
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Giving majority fc- Seymour the united vote -.
Now there is every indication tina. Horao Seymour
popular with the Federal Union
Porters than be was in 1852 and hence assert that the
7th November 1884 his will poll less than 900
votes and thereby elect him Governor support the card
motto of the Immortal President Jackson issued against
the nucrs of 1882 1.-The Federal Union aud shall
preserved" Very respectfully, c. BARNS,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MEETING OF THE CLASS OF 1853 OF THE NEW
IA York Free Academy, will be held Friday evening,
Nov. in No. g. Clinton Hall, at r. N. BY order
JAMES X, BRANT. Chairman
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A CARD. 70 THE ELECTORS OF THE TENTH AS.

IN stmbIy DISTRICT, Twefth Nineteenth and Twenty
second report having been put circulation that
am about to withdraw the nominee of the City
Reform Party in this district hereby pronounce IL totally
false and untrue Having received and the nom
nation, consider IL my duty not to withdraw my
and my friends rest assured it will not be withdrawn
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MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
IA Ward Committee OF the Fifth ward, held the Filth
Ward Hotel Tuesday evening, Oct sst, 1861, James
appointed Collector for said committee
1854. FREEMAN PERRIN, Chairman Ward Com.
Jsss u L. wm,ssnr' Secretaries
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NEW YORK, OCT. 81, le5l-MECHANICS, BANKING
Association meeting Of the directors Of this jim
cashier, in the place John H. Cornell, deceased.
IL PENTZ. President.
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JOHN W. BASrA, Secretary.

NINETEENTH WARD REFORM NOMINATIONs.-
IN For Aderman-Dr Morcau Morris.
For Counciman-George Gaylor.
For Aseessor-George r. Gregory.
For Constables-Philip Lntimer, VIM. Cartwright.
For Commissioners Of Common Schools-John q. HULL
For Inspector of Common Schools-Isaac Adriance.
For Trustees Of Common Schoos-Geo. w. Beebe j. Hat
field, J. NJ. Gillespie John Cole
For Inspectors of Eectons-Frst district John Osborn
j. McDonad; Second district Christian Schwartz, w. u.
Merr Third district, William s. Stilwel Geo. Borrcn
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o. OF o. F.-THE MEMBERS OF COVENANT
Lodge No 50 are requested to be in attendance At their
next meeting Thursday evening business Of import
will be brought forward for their confederation
@. w. TELLER Secretary. WILLIAM KNOX N. G.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
C7Q FOUkTH STREET, NEAR LAFAYETTE PLACE
C6C To let, handsome apartments parlors and cham.
A CARD-IHE SUBSCRIBER EGGS LEAVE TO IN.
making baby in ali It's branches that thew can have
the tame executed In superior manner and the
literal teims BY applying at C3 Marion street al.
dressed to T. G., will be Immediately attended to- Will If
required attend at the residence Of any lady day or
week.
BRUSHES OF EVERY DEsCRIPTION,AT THE BRUSH
factory T Pearl street, Franklin square All articles
der. JOHN K. HoPPPror
CARACCO g. CO.'S APoLLINEA, IL GREAT JONES
street, Saracco, the only teacher Of the
ar graceful style of dancing in America the honor 10
nounce to his friends and the public that he still in
New YORK and continues 70 teach all the modest in
h own ecuar STYLE assisted by several European young
ladies' He also gives private lessons all Gentle
men and ladies visiting his establishment will ALWAYS ana
there ~ most fashionable and select society.
CHOW CAsEs.-HOFFMAN 4 FERsCH, SHOW CASE
~ warcroom % Bowery Walker street made
IN every Style silver plated bass wood ma
are promptly executed. o'u'''
THE BEST PLACE TO GET MEN AND RoYs, CLOTH.
toods. -~ furnishing
TOYS TOYS AND FANCY GOODs-Is DIVISION
street The undersigned has Just received from the I'm
rpean manufactures large and
above goods which be ocrA for at greatly
tess 70 epi.lct wei any other importing house in New
call Five Ter cent allowed for cash Remember the old
strrd tettsilished In 1898. CIR. GOETZ data Hsas
Ssevb 70 OAyisaon street. psax GhathA n square,
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nWENTY-SECOND WARD.-AT MEETING OF THE
regular National Democratic Charter Convention held
g. their committee rooms corner Of street and
mously nominated for Councilman Of tho Fifty Coun
Gil district. PETER MASTERSON Chairman
JOHN OTooLE, Sec.
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isiGaT THROUGH LINE TO THE YVES 4
~ III 80: ~ q SE

and OHIO railroad from baltimore to WAceng,
Meeting there with ths large, ns and isnda steamer Of the
linton line on the Ohio, andthe stages to ZdnespiHe, &c.
r. expeditions line being thoroughly completed
finishing the great Board Tree Tunnel and road
excellent order the attention OF travellers confidently
reced its advantages and low fares The
road the stupcndous md attractive character
The mail train leaves Baltimore daily and
directly through Wheeling $3.50 miles in Is ~ hours.
GLIDING all there al
leaving Baltimore al ), for lodging
Cumberland, GIG miles, and proceed thence Wheeling
morning
daiy meeting from Baltimore
junction. Relay House miles
Baltimore.
Wheeling unnvailed Union line
which been completed for this form daily
ion with the and convey down The Ohio 10 Gin
cinnai and Louisville where for Nashville &C.,
Louis and New Orleans packets be GO
ing further
Passengers Columbus who prefer The land Gin
Onto and the West also
Wheeling tho Ohio Stage Company' excellent
the National road GAINESVILLE and
by railroad
Passengers Cleveland by STEAMBOATS,
railroad will aso find this agreeable route there being
regular and speedy nj wheeling and from those
places.
CO. Baggage through Washington Wheeling,
noc charge 0 transfer passengers baggage
Fare through ticket with right lie where the
roue) Washington Wheeling % So Cincinnati Sill;
To Louisville $l2.
Tickets be had OF Mr. Parsous the railroad
Washington, and Of the otfer agents OF the company.
WIN. PARKER,
May ll--du General Superintendent.
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&h TRxAscss DEPARTMENT, January 1, 1854.
Notice hereby the holders of The following
stocks Of the United States that this prepared
chase, amy the hereof Of
portions Of those stocks amounting aggregate
million dollars, the hereinafter
toned, TO wit
In OF contingent compositions within the
preferences viii be given the osdsr Of which said
stocks may be offered The certificates United
States BY The who must
be transmitted to This department upon receipt Whereof
pnce VIII be paid compounded OF the following particulars
J. The par value spccined in each cerihcate
premium The stock by ne act u
ju 1886 edeemab November ~ 1885, OF six cent on me
stock OF the loan authorized 1884, redecbe 3st
cember 1862 Of fifteen and half cent ON the STOCK Of hs
loans authorized s47 and is4s, and redesnaoe
the former 3lst 1867 and the latter ON The b
June 1865, OF per and ON tho stock the loan
by 1850 edeemabc tho 3 OF Decem
Der 1864 Commonly called the Texan indemnify ten cent
each certificate nom the LIST OF January,
receipt settlement the with the
allowance o reach the owne Of days interest
In addition.
Payment said viii be made drafts the Treasurer Of
Boston, New York.
Philadelphia, the parties may direct a
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Jan 3-dtlstJune Secretary ofthe Treasury :
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IL.
IN PURSUANCE Of the United states
bearing Instant and
the Alabama the lands oowiss
n o.sa r as ss.ss Assaa AND ross The routes
abaa and from the las. mentioned pIses Wslumpka
sale entry, for valid smpion claims.
dess 10 wit,
IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA
district lands subject TALLAHAssss
South Of line Of tAs principal sriatan
Townships y, Of ranges 20, %, 50, 81
North Of ths base iias and nest Of he p'inpa nsiaaa
Townships s and o, Of range 81
Townships 3 3 5, and g. OF ranges rs, p, 49,
IN THE STATE OF ALABAMA.
Situated in dislrict lands subject srAarA,
North Of M base line and eat q the pr'aepai meridian, ouss"
surrey
Town.hips y, g, Of range 7.
Towas1ips i. =. $. a, s.. Of ranges ., 10, ii, a.
Townships A., o., Of range 49,
In the district Of lands subjec, 10 sale al cAmAwsA,
NORTH 81 the base line, and east Of the principal MERIDIAN southern
Township g., of range 10.
To wMs 8. So, 49,. sa T. Of range 49,
wSsnps g.. ~ a.. 81 rang % 81 range A.
Townships e',s',lo', IL, 49, 10, III 49, 40 al az, Of
Townships g. lo n ~. ~, IA, 49, IL. 49, 49,
townships io IL, la., 49,, IA. ls. IT. 49,, 49, 49, 81
Townships ~ ~ ls.. ~ - IS', ~, 49, 49, of range
Townships s,i - ~ ia.. lo.s a., Of range 10
In the district of lands suhec, sale TUSCALOOSA
NORTH Of Ae base ns and east Of the principal srda southern
~ Ks ~ " 4 u II Il m VI
Tow nships go, "a, OF ranges I, u.
Townships go, az, of ranges Is, H.
Township 49, ofrangc u.s.
South 81 ne Sa'. "e and 's, q the principal meridian oAsr"
Townships l5, 6', 7., ls, ~, 30, 81, -, Of range
l7t, l9s. 3.
Townships 49,, 49, 1877 20a 2 "a of rnnge
Townships rs l6a IT, 49,. 49,, 90, 81, q, Of range4
In the district Of lands subject at IuKrsvILLE.
South Of the base line and Of the principal meridian, northern
Township IA, of range L.
Towash'ps : is Il, range. 3 a..
Townships 2, >, 4, ., 81, Of range g.
North the line Of the principal meridian southern
survey 4tts
Townships 2, 22a, of range 49, 4
Townships 10, 20, 81 of range IL
Townships I7., ls', 10, 20, Of range IL.
Townships IT,, 49,, ID, of ranges ID, 90
Of proposed branch raroad from Albany,
Georgia. Montgomery OF the President bearing date the
2st uimo:
North the base line and Of the principal eridian, southern
Township IL, of range 25
Townships 10, IL ~, of range DC.
Townships 0, TO- ii, 49, Of range2T.
Townships D, II, IL, ID, of +
Townships 8, ., 10, II, 70, 10, OF range 20.
Townships II, IL, 10, IA, Of range 49,
Townships IA, u.s. of range 3i ..# IA .Hs.. ..E.
marked been already
previous notices.
Given Land Office al the city OF
Washington, this 30lh day of March, 1854. .Ha
JOHN WILSON,
Mar 3l--lawl3w Commissioner
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

GENERAL IAsp OryfcK, April s. 1854,
by an act OF Congress. spproved sh March 1854
W ued An act for the relief Of settlers lands reserved o'
nioad purposes settler public lands (Which have been
or may h Withdrawn from market IN Of proposed raj
ROADS ana ~o had sed cres~ such rhdronf shall be
entitled TO pre- emp''on al ne ovdnoy the nrd-
lied ON aud cultivated by hom Provided
right according 10 such rules and pecb
BY The Secretary Of the Interior
GIed the Presidents
Of said lands market
Public notice is hereby by direction OF
Interior that all such settlers VIII be eniled
smpon given by the said furnishing
the district onicc the
predcsied is Of character ente tho see n
empbon under fh
was made by such settler prior the withdrawal %
the purpose aedno dc,araon Of being
der the provided made for the
fore the day hat he 6xed by Presidents
The restoration Of said lands Il market.
JOHN WILSON,
Apl4-2sw6w comn,i.sionsr
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NOTICE OF NyIrIIDItAWAL.-At the earnest solicitation
Congress from The State
OF Missouri of order Of the President Of the
United bearing lands within the
following described limits along the probable Of the proposed
North Missouri railroad city of ST. Louis, IT.
Charles boundary Of said State Schuyler
lands subject sale several Offices herein
after mentioned will be withheld from sale for valid
pre- empuon claims until further orders, 10 wit;
I'm the district OF lands subject sale nj ST.. Lows;
All townships townships north OF the Missouri
Including townships heretofore Withdrawn for the
southern Pacific railroad grant
In the district OF lands subject to sale at PALNyKA;
All the townships the district and including those heretofore
Withdrawn for the Hannibal and ST. Joseph railroad grant
In the district OF lands subject sale at MILAN
All townships district the line dividing
heretofore Withdrawn for the Hannibal ard ST. Joseph railroad
In the district N lands subject sale at FAYErTE
All townships the District OF Missour
OF the dividing tbs eEhteen and
Hannibal and ct. Joseph railroad
Given under hand General Land Office
Washington tlis 2sth day OF March, 1854
JOHN WILSON, Commissioner
by order of the President
archJO bw
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Law school % Cumberland University at Lebanon,
J.sAarssee.
FACULTY Hon lbaham Caruthen late of ercui,
4 judges OF Tennessee.
lion Nathan Green, supreme couu
of Tennessee.
Hon. Bron6oid L. Ridley, Of The State
Judges Caruh,rS Green dew weis
the school
Plan nstrtsioHi, Daily each class ON lii.
books NO Of lectures orpanAtan t
daily lessons the progress osalnina tiuus
= Weekly VIII
dents suite the po.s
and them through AZ pfoccsss known 10 acI
practice, The framed requifs
Deeds wills records and all of documents
dence the trials some OF appeal Ia I,
public the end every session. The clerks 81.
ifs lurors circuit Judges and chanecior, n ca
tscites connected with their suits,
sesstonsThe first session cOmmences the third
tember and ends third Thursday In February The
the succeeding Monday In February saeonJ
Thursday in July.
Expenses per sctsionTuion fee $50 sdyaneet
fee ~ boarding Students furnish their own nook
which b. had in Lebanon bookstores.
-Four sessions required complete the
dents advanced clas No study
mission There four regular ossses Students
any time aurnE the collegiate year.
There legislature connected with school
Number ~ students collegiate yenr cghtysir
ROBERT l.. GAkUTHERS,
FEB il-eoly rresden, Board Of Trustees
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.s4I4 .iss .1s s..sss .ss ss::z.1s
tnayGE HEn AlLXANnRrt MAILMAN n

A ARRANGEMENTS having been made with the OF the
IA splendid George Page
ands aad Washington distance of sin miles,
the this road and the Washington road the following
schedule viii effect and after Monday May e. 1854;
Alexandria Gordopsyie and
will the depot, OF Duke and Henry ~
O'clock a. the arrival Vi the boat from Washington giving
ample for breakfast board arriving Cordon,ve III
O'Clock connecting that place with the vrgnis
Richmond and
from Godonsse and intermediate stations
will Godonssile before ~ O'Clock,
OF virnin Central road arriving AeYap-
dfia baifpast O'Clock, thus allowing time connect
leaving Washington for the North, and
board the boat
Aierandna Wauenon and intermediate
leave Alexandra daily (Sunday exceped) quarter
O'Clock, p. arriving at Waranton nj 81 O'Clock p IN.
Tn sunday, will leave al * O'Clock, n.
Train om Waenton Alexandria aud intermediate stations
will Wauenton daily (sunday orcepied) quarter past
O'Clock, m, arriving Alexandra At 10 oielock,
ON Sunday, viii leave Z O'Clock
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RELl-s nELis' BELLsi-Tor churches, academies fac
ment kept hand subscribers
hed and enlarged foundry which thirty
whose
that their balls have world wide celebrity volume OF
quality The
applying the moulding casting
which perfect casting
dence OF the Of
esved January 1850 tbs first premium silver meds
Words Fair In New York. all
Try and Europe being composition and which the eighteenth
MEDAL besides diplomas
BELLS
and furnish chime. any
States and Canada Their hanging, comprising
valuable
which upon the bell spring
clappev prcIonrinr the sound toinE
proved revolving yoke fancy hnngnes in nss bronze
design furnished We supply whole
rehang bells
specifications being given Old keiis taken exchange.
kept
Being immediate with the principal In all d.
railroad
da.pseh, which, either personally by communication,
'pectiuiy solicited
A. MENEELY's SONS,
feb ai-diy West Troy, Albany Co, ~ Y.