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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-19
alter ManufaCtorY

ladies' Shoe and Cater Mandatory.
SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES.
FN I.AWFON would respectfully inform the
hI' citizens of Stanton and the surrounding
,puatry. that he has commenced in the room one
q ~ y nth of B. s J. 5. Crawford'S Store, and
occupied t'r several years by Mr.. Il. Cowan as
Bookstore. to Manufac-
~ nrc IhDlEs' Misses 49, @ -"
A<Sss = CnLDaEN's SHOES,
tr1n tho very best mqterialS, latest styles, and
IN Ter his Immediate superIntcndencc
ladies' Fine Kid and Morocco Slippers.
. Leather and Morocco Walking Shoes.
Black s cold Caters, variety OF patterns.
White Kid aud Satin Slippers,
Black and Bronzed Jenny Lind Shoes,
Pateat Leather Slippers,
Misses' aud Children's Caters, Shoes and Slip
r,rs of every description and cOlOrs.
T. n5roidered Work made to order, in the most
fashionable style.
IIlyinr returned from the North with an album
dlnt supply of the finest materials. selected with
Great care. he feels confident in being able to give
general satilaction.
n1J- Orders promptly attended to and work made
-, =, the shortest notice. L. LAWTON.
Staunton, March s, 1854
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This is thu Place to Save Money.
NO HUNRUG!

IN order to make room for an extensive stock Of
Il SPRING CLOTHING. the undersigned have
determined to sell their stock of Winier Clothing
at Cost Their Clothing will bear comparison
with any other offered in lie place. Therefore
if you wish to provide yoursel; with Clothing at
extremely low prices be aud call at the Cheap
Clothing Store and You will save money.
WELLER 4 LEOPOLD.
three doors West of the new Post Office.
Staunton, Jan. Is, 1854.
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Imported Habana, ect., ect., ect., together with
fine lot of Spotted Spanish and Half Spanish
Cigars;
scotch, Rappe and Iacltnboy snuhs'
German Pipes. Fancy and Common do, Smoking
Tobacco in papers or by the pound, Cigar Eases
and Holders, Snuff Boxes. Matches. Shoe Black
ing. Rapping Irvine and Paper and many other
articles too tedious to mention.
The public are respectfully invited to call and
examine his stock. before purchasing elsewhere,
as he will sell as cheap as the cheapest.
Slaunton. Nov l6, 1857.
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A BOOK OF CERTIFICATES.
READ AND DISTRIBUTES!
70 THE WHOLE WORLD!
Especiallv those who are Afflicted,

hcp0CAol1y thooC w ~ oAS S~AnASISuf
The Great american Discovery, ,rhich has per-
formed some Of the most WOndeTM cures The
World has erer kno,cn is
DIR. BARBER'S DIAPENT.
'I'HIS valuable medicine is composed principally o
L herbs by whose stimulating and penetrating proper
ties, it is when applied nstantaneousy difsed through
the whole SYSTEM allaying the most intense pain 10 2
few minutes. You have only to try it, when you will
be convinced that preparation ever offered to the pub
lc for the relief Of the afflicted possesses in so high
degree its perfect anodync qualities Its action IN all
psompt, powerful and effective, without In the
least endangering the system.
penetrates the flesh the bone, rclaxes the con-
traced muscular powers restoring free TO the joints
and limbs, which have been by years OF aiction rem,
dered almost entirely useless is, therefore, hailed
by the suffering the greatest blessing OF the age, and
no one would ever allow himseito be without this sovcr
egn balm after he had witnessed its magic influence
over disease and its potency in relieving pain however
The perfect consciousness OF its un9nestonaDe
efficacy by actual experiment makes bold in assert
ing its ranscendant virtues By referring to the numer
Gus certificates in this book, which were given yolunta-
rly and cheerlly from Of gratitude and justice,
by persons Of the first responsibility, and their state
admit of doubt you will find it has no equal IN
the whole world for speedy, certain, and lasting cure
of Rheumatism. II will also Neuralgia, Pans IN
the Side and Back, Cramps, Swellings, Numbness,
Weakness of JOINTS Spine, &c.
Manufactured only by DIR. Geo. Barber ~ Co.,
MlpDLEBURo VA, TO whom must be addressed all com
muncaons soliciting agencies. For sale by IHos. r.
ESKRIDGE, Druggist, Staunton, Va.
Stanton, April 90, 1851 ly.
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Sky-lIight Daguerrean Gallery

vTNtIE undersigned has moved his GALLERY
IL On the corner between the Eagle and Virgin
ia Hotels in font of the Spectator Office, where
he may be found at all times ready to wait on the
Ladies and Gentlemen. He flatters himself he
can give to them as fine Likeness as the art can
be made to produce. r. j. RANKIN.
Staunton, March 9, 1853.
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J. NJ. CONRAD,
General Commission Merchant,

Cary Street, 2nd door abOrc Is, Richmond, "a,
NOES Commission business exclusively in the sale
~ of Country Produce and purchase ofGoods to order
He respectfully solcits consignmens, and promises all
the satisfaction which he hope TO render by dill
gent and faithful attention to such interests as may be
eonGdcd to him. Liberal advances will be made pro
ducc in hand when desired.
Richmond Sept. 2S, lS53.-ly
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Cash for Bark!

Cash for Bark!
700 Cords of Chestnut Oak Bark are wanted
AUU by the subscriber, for which he will pay
the cash. if delivered in good order before the first
of September next. He will expect deduction
on heavy dead ross bark. ~
JAMES MAYSE.
Staunton, March s, l954.-3m.
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DIR. BARBER'S DIAPENT.

The Great american Discovery, ,rl;ch has per
formed some Of the most WondeJd cures The
JVOrld has erer knotcn is
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ehspged quotatisBs Cloths Are abao usssI ssu 1t asr
=. are pref regular 10 proe Dossk ~ rsuan q pre-.
viously reported asssl- manifest fneys,sieg activity
ard stssdios-s. Choice makes o. jssss are quickly
bepgbt full rates; but to eject sas Of unpopular
Kinds sacrifices have tn d made Ipseys vithoas
vsri.top. Country buyers have taken some consi,ar-
able lots Of mousn de- hines former unetaton The
low and medium styles Of sstpefs are an fair demand
&c Acc per yard Other kinds arc rather inaniaats
Iweeds are tull, AMI unsettled in price.
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ae.al saa $50 50 ls2 $50 81. o51 SIC 81 ss 900


We understand that, after long suffering from hope
deferred, OF the mineral companies OF NORTH
Chr slim and Tennessee showing strong an Catering
symptoms OF mprovom ent The Gold I'm ne has
setIed sub Get OF Investment from every in
dicaton the Mccuoch win stand IN the saoo poi
ton In tn McCuoch there woud ls,ve beea disap
poatpent bad not the parties interested personal---very.
anticipated TIC period OF remuneration with eotrey
saaguine coDfdencs. AS practical they ought to
hAvo that it takes much trle lab money to
HE,ns mineral property yield snyth,ng se proaib
reveun There lsust always be delay aud endurance
Nos that they have learned wisdom By experience and
tat the q both companies In sound condition
may look for rspj 10 sus;es3ful operation
We informed tha; the Gold Hill Com. any viii hero-
an. increase lts sik,y day di,idesds.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department.
Washington, tho oath y July,
FOR tho IN, nent Of Treasury debts ~ s77 Ios =
Covered into tho IRE sury 3sT7 go ~
Covered ip'o the Treasury from nscsna-
mons snnrees ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ ~ 61
For rs-rsyin for tha War DcP'simeat.... 40 81
Tor ". Interior hsi.rtment: ...;...,.,. 1.ssl 90
rant appropriations for tho Interior De-
raitmeb1 ..........-,-............... 1o,os2 80
We 'ote the following from tho cear,cgeial iasrs.
Of tsis evening -
The superiority o. Cumberland coal AS ns7or more
competed, taowu than by o. experiment III BOARD tho
la made by a. .-ohalJ SO. Preside at e.
HI Co aud y itnease ny
} tc'yu"o Esq ag.nt nj Glasgow hne Of steamers
Fsberi tsag, hsq comnsnSor q steamer Glasgow.
kssef; Narctn, Lsq eBeiErfs Vi siestaor Mica.
John Y Ia, Tor, fSq fsnser IL Nashville.
tsidi.r, Be, cgcnt or steamer sieLia.
Capt Geo. 4 arg
Apiei Bourne, lnt.
The seu proceeded down tho hay With liyht n
wnd eiebeeR miles returned with cob tide against
her, qua L. hit wand in hes favor Too entire distatc
prro thi.'r six ri,rs. lie coal uIne1
N-fsttd lie consumed one and halt tons Ia two
hour and fte minutes.
ste at the rate Of FROM eicht To nHo and = hal
kn' ~ FIR hour with uf ton inches 81 seam
maxi a. hiGh - fifty revolutions lie Jar dc
ah'ed win the rip hc propfetors an cnxlaoors
were not only astcnshel the qlaty tis cal bat
at tho performances Of he vcsl~l Tois erp.riunen-
was rade H. rntscqrepco - the STELLA having ie1rus
tarorgh The snoiapce OF tho ircmeu h ing reported
bEf 81 Prom what III have seen - the manner
81 uFng The coal through the cement tho cr-
Desr AID fr"uen Of toe Giafgo presume w. shall
tear further rcporio from that ys.vel az lad cal
cste-iay as the agents have aread, ordered an DAT
horalsorpT OF coal for nor present 20 age.
Tho annexed statement exhibits To amount at tho
several depcsitorits Of tbs soyernne cro5ls Of
she Tasurcr VI the United States 2lth of JAY
IRfz:--
U~u-p SAFES rKFosrr--SrIFfrs EEvrSrF
Trraaury az the UDitec States Washipg.
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NEW YORK ANp PI,sAuHIPEA AND TT,r soyrrH
IN and West, wa New J.n'es Rsroad --Jnt,cs States
all ard express lines leave New York , OF Cortiandf
siAeet 81 q { and 10 O'Clock A. ". and AZ and 6P
tbfo~leh IN -four hours, farcs2 81 in q 81 10 IN AZ
srd - In s, 10 spi his New Lr.ev aeconmodst.cn
re sases at ~ H.. at 81 stopping nj an ny stations
trough fscA>ts sold for On cnusu lat slsJ and shs
West, and for lNtDore, Washington. NaygsT &c md
N. ed q i. d. trains.
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1900
p.,, alma oa- ;,
The gross earnings Of the first hys mouths in 1854
y s-eoo,s aa'is. S'o's0l 'oi me oo1l's
pona'.s leiou " lecoi sno"1.B an SFsse 'nis 5ear y
1se Sosnce. Of sao company On tae lat Of june IRE
sentsa The following exhibit
| CArrAr STOCK isp,p psr-ss Ap CONSTRUCTION Aocorsr
api,s stock ,675 i25
fhtt mofIsasal per cent osnSes'en bonas' "a, ooo
! First mortraso ! ror cent nn,.conyertitla
| bonds, Ia!cco Norwals and Clevciac road
-, .....;.. ozo,ooo
| r.. ids. goleaa Nora ALL and d. eond ,.,as
| ........................ J: 2oi, 500
sseone h.of.gago =, cent o0n'erIae o osi oa
| se,opn heritage per cent poa.ton
vtrutle bonds Junctioa roadses :. sl5I 900 $4,000
income IT o. soh'Sf'ioie oon4a' junction
! Ilovdl 1, per corr co avertlble bonds. Junction
read ...............+......... 10 600
ineoIe per cent mn convertible bcnif-lssS l'a,15o
ri, - Ia ma s;uS ,sce,sah ie t.i,.s - w.
this $40 sis
haapet income account. lo5 sss
SunVis @1'sS.', 1890 .'+'''''''''-'. 100
s5 sc, T2o
| q p,tsuclion acct, Junction Co s2,s5A tasos
corsu ucti,n accom- Toledo, Ncr- -
c,4 s. eeo,',, . =. -.
| eoi.,at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .goa0017
| - 5,lo2 l2s
III ah'oei'. IL ~ 80 % ia
| Advances upon contracts and maca rcry, AMI
c"n'iaeis NJ hni'Ac', oni materials AMI 49,
Ca IL hands ~ at eysian 49,,
| Cash On hand In Sow York 369s5
-, - -.
80 eN.o''s' ~ ''''
- - y ~
= So = $50
,'s., 80 = ~ 49, -.
- ~. ~ -, !
49,. -. ~, -. -. - N
III = ~ soo -os;.,o5 rro,,o 49,. - 49,.
49,. -, :. -, = =
, ,.,.o.. ~, -. 80 NFp'eV
80
All hrv,r ao.,ra,,. $50 -, - -, 80
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(s.AEIsN AND fafBoY RAILROAD &c pHrADFL
~ yhiss frcrf pier No. l North river Two ilnss
daily. at A. ned2P NJ. The morning line AZ A..
~ BY s,ss host 9esin Potter, to south Ansay thasce
esss, VI ~ trIIess line at NJ, by John Potter 70
tuhoy; thercs d'teet 20 Csmoen by cara Through 10
i've houTs fnre, % Was accommodation AND eni.
grstt line n Pm. fare, e. 50; esrsn. III at
iaIc, al TO-. -'
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hW BOAT ToR Albany AND THE INFERNO.
~ date Jar dog~--Mealz served on board The well
known spd fstn.Ne steamer CLIO. WASHINGTON. CAN'T
Il c5ei, wan lenre Now iork from foot OF jay street
Eeiinrnips lss'os Albany sTery Monday, wednesday
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


"WEDNESDAY, A gust 2-5P.M.
There W. more ACTIVITY in the stock m.sAss to-day,
sas n general tbinv 10 prices ruled At thu hrst
es.rd Illinois Central Bonos declined per cent;
N,~brap -auhsr Railroad, "a; do Construction, 2;
r.r,h.rp Indiana Railroad 1; 30 CONSTRUCTION 4; HID
-, River Hair ad NesYorl Ceptral aa lroad ooensi
q an Of per esot, and siosed at advance
81 IA per cent The books OF the company opensd his
ming and there quite active demand for stock
Sor delivery. An Improvement at lhis tne antic
Dstea fully to the extent reahzed nut por
on Of the deliveries male tsa densn for stock g
- mneh reiucrd, aud may then look fnr re hal
md steady Appreciation in thu market vue OF the s:osk
- 10 now sustained on ARTIFICIAL basis "A soon ~
sh~ss removed it wiz bavs to depend its
merits Ths New York Central Il In little better po
sitisn than The Erie and the oaly thing toat makes Il
hst is tha mpa- atvel, small sshs large potion
~ lie cost is represented by ssos sod ~ III rssoe ia
kss dan er from bondhollsr ami o'hsr creditors
At the second very small amount o. business
was transacted bur in some INSTANCES 10 improvement
IN prices sas realized New York Contrai Railroad ad
Ier cent; Erie Railroad, Cleveland and To
Ad Railroad ell Off " per cent tnois Central Boaas "
The seaa ship Niagara, from Bos for Liverpool TO-
ssy carried 5000 800 in specie principally in Arne-
geld bars.
Tho Irving Insurance Company have declared div
and Of yer cent; the Nassau Fire Insurance Cum
pApy Of Brooklyn, eight per cent
II. Nicolay's semi se-ky auction sale Of stocks and
bones ~il take place, usual t,-norros, THURSDAY
HAN past twulse o'clock, a, the Merchants, Exchange
TDe value of merchandise exported from this port
sarng the month Of July in each of tbs past two eas
va ia pnaxed;--
CoaMEhCE THE PoRT or NEW YoRK-VALuB or Ex
@.ta PORTS
1888 1854 1854 Dc
Dcmesie produce 1882 951 SO, 788, col 81, IA 29j
Foreign dutablr mdre. AT 2ul 252 $50 19b, III
TO tree do............ 313 1872 23l,1S8 s',44
s.ecie ard bullion 3911,6l2 29i2,452 o92, 40
rs,sIs :. 1901, 96z 81, II s3l g.. $50 OBJ
Tbis falling oa is equal TO twenty five ceos aud
rch greater than the decrease 10 rho valne OF impor
The decIease 10 specie export ed Is important issm
Tie earnings of the II dson River Railroad Company
IN Juiy, amounted tn sl35 $50 so, against Sl25sa %
snr The same month last year-ihoEng an increase Of
tA35s9 10 for the month In 1854
The folio wing able VIII show the ciuage at the Mint
If the United States Philadelphia, for the months
e ls64-
aro,,-.s D,rn1,
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ID oAED IL TIE COUNTRY "A rAsliLy CAN DC &C
~ ccumoasted With hoard, for one two mouths,
pleasant country residence tho vest side Ut the
Hudson river few mile north OF NewnGrs Please adj
cresf, post paid, B. j. Newburg.
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&sgEGTNEaENTS kEsEWED EgESi DAl
T9us TURr.


T}fk YgBr.
r. KEAr sPoRr Ar SARATOGA skysrra5 ~rHETr
~ seat sross. ly % p, Dad seissl Jry - pEest
Ify rlo heess 3 n "a hhsrra, s. neLsaghiia
). Itsy nesscv; wn woodruff namaa b. Gaatrsyilie
10 h OF New York
yuis ~ purse 500 IL 5, 10 as.'csor w,Ssys WIN
so"ernA's b h. csatrey,iis; 5. Aaisosh'insS Lady
ao8eu@
rossaay. Augus. rsssh 81 600 nile hs.ss, Sin g. he
.1csr the ssico-a ed horas 1--WE .cho YORK;
ssNs Of S,1strFa $. E6s-land True John
WAGON; ~r. " oesruT az. br IN Hslic 81 snratp-a ~
al rhs ssove tsste p'ay OF ony, and viii
positively rorra et IS Gert'oasa above
~. xGo0RUgy, prcSriescr
i
TIE STREETS.
=
n OITCE.-sTREET CONTRACTORS or TIE SEVER AZ.
~ aistY,cts of the city VIII hol3 reetinz at tho
ne leicester House, of Brcone atreet and the
Sowery Thursday evening, August 8, AZ ~ ocioc
s g. gAORNE
Contractor for cleaning stroets Of Tenth lts .ric.
ySNEE CONTRACTORS or CLEANING STREE =, Frog
4 the seventh, sLvspth, Thirteenth and sevonteeutr
wavs hrve left N zach saticp housc Of the warn
boz for the rseecon Of any letters cmnplants for
the company. Office 10 Third street
PETER PsI.,
CHRISTIAN 1sIIIf.ER
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= 49,
THE STREETS.



E,,NfNElIED COTTAGE ECRFyITp E.--G ATaEwS
~ SIRtT, SIC roadway cJaf Er s.le, at very re-
3ueet prices heir entire and yery extensive sfock o.
snsesd cottage and other furniture (hc lsxzast IL
the city fro WHICH every variety Of taste h. r.a
sIued. preparatory - dissolution OF partrsrship
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TF-o JEksr-TEE WELL KNOWN SEED STORE 634
Il E,nnows,, tor svo Years and nine months Marble
counter fesk rxtcit &c, nay bs had oy appraisement
hor terms Apply TO Mr.. Dcure, upon the prem,ses.
I. DUNLAP.
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LONDON ADvEHTYsEMENT.

II ONION COFFEE HOUSE, LUDGATE HILL, LONDON.
NJ = Lilis, hithertc associated wi h his father,
Of The Star and Garter Richmond Ill., begs to notify
that after som. months occupation Of tho above named
hote be has ELECTED such substantial alterations and
in tne ecner construction OF the house
a. be feels ed are ecal demanded at the present
Tine and which. with attention TO business HI hopc0
will -piiie tbe LONDON Cofe House 70 Its prstne wide.
s,read reputation. The &C abilities Of the Loodon Coffee
House pusdt Of space well its req of stu
a,isp anieness Of accommodation lavo been Known
and appreciated Tor more ttan century Aspacous
and handsome smoking
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Tor SALE ROAM FOR {, FIVE YEARS OLD. WAR
runt,d soapd, kind, aad gentle ia all harness IL
very fast ans If the prtiiest in thu city Can 30
at Mr. ETRRS stable, OF Marsst aud Monroe
streets ANY gentleman wanting style and be .lty will
do web to cail ana exanne. N. Blight wagon and
harness for taie II wanted.
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| BOARDING At "a WARREN sTR-ET GEN TI.EMEy
I'D ard their wves single grniiemen, obtain
beard and furnished ,riarLishei The iocs-
ti,n l. pleasant, aud the comforts Of home
osed. n. R.-Day and transient boarcers accomno-
dated. Apply above.
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INUDrsl. HE'D ROOMS on TIE sECoyD OR THIRD
L aocrs without board with ga, marble nantcls &c
20 iei To- kerileuen ia private tsmy, fourth
nue. Twenty nth street Address Rooms, bJ S39
Post CGicc.
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TIsAszlI.EEsss (.UIssG.

TruTTAfo AND CHiCAco--TFT SPLENDID LOW
D pretsxre STEAMER BUCKEYE STATE. viii love
BuGslo for Chicago, touching III Cleveland Detroit
hacLbaw, Mtbiton Isaude, sheboygan, Niiuautie IA
cine Sercs,. md Wsuis gan. on TUESDAY evening. Az
CAST and every alternate Tuesday evening" during
10 = SESSION Of nssigation.
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u oAIDlNC.--sINCIL. GENTLEMEN, OR GEN ri4ENIay
4 nno their elves, desiring healthy loo ,oD iurihg
IN NOR tis be accommodated sita airy
hsroeomsy furnished at ~ and 81 West rFsnsy
second street.
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yC0 BAR KEEPERS AND OTHERS TO LET, LARGE
l. ard an.' premises, admirably adapted for AZ
tnglisb soades and chop heuse Wallacks AMI
Nsbios theatres laqui or Jo. FEM 4, ann street
N. B--No ho,se Of TIE kind In the neag hborhood.
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TOR sALF--A SPAN of IRON GRAY HORSES, 1915
Il hspds high, six and ysars olJ, sound ani kind
Ia don Die single harness and GOOD travellers Also
superior shifting top light ~agn, out LITTLE used ana
bS OF the test MAKERS with pole and shsfss
and ith double and single harness. The above will
cid 1T bargain as the has further use f0r
them particulars address note to tho subscsiter
at Al Chatham street, or astoria, Long lsaol
r. Il. D0IAN
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Yy,HE OWE NOTHINGs MEET TOMORROW EvENI,J
l. al O'Clock, at the st. Nicholas Saloon, corner
Spring and Broadway.
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NJ OTCE -PARyIF.5 HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THE
es,ase Of W. II. Warner late of $40 Broadway,
hereby requested furnish their accounts and proofs of
debt to the previous to the lat Of septem-
Der next on which day dividend win be declared
EIW'D S. JAFFRAr, Assignee, 70 Broadway
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NEW YORK, AUG. Q, 1S54-IN COMPLIMENT TO
IN Capt John Richards of the Bayard Guards aud
Tho company In general roturn them sncsre thanks
Tor their genttnanly conduct and good department
The as, Of their annual excursion board Of the
steamboat May Queen. FRANCIS Z. QUiNTARD.
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TOR sALE-A DARK BROWN HORSE NEARL,
Il sixteen bands bst, perfectly sound, and is su'anl
far dertor -arusn's Al-,, box top wagon
nearly rev. Can oe nsed with two seats WI
he sols low, either separate toy.taer, with harnrs
end other axnres II wanted Apply at the Club sta Die
n Pacific street. BrooAlyD bstweea henry aad Bicas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

ITO LEr-rO A SMALL RESPECTABLE FAMILY OF
i grown persons, the upper part Of house l8d Mali
street, bets kugrr and Pike streets; reference
and .quiIed For particulars inquire the pre-
nises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

CslRAYED-FROM THE PREMISES OF THE SUB
- scrihers few days ago, orrel abont dfteea
hands high, with rupture the stomach. Any PEI
giving information Of her will be literally warded.
Madden BROTHERS. Hyde Park Hotel,
Bloomingdals road.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

| TOR KANsAs.-A REGULAR MEETING OF TIE
IL Western migrating aseoci ton, viii held at %
Eat bro.dWsy r,s bursoayl eveoing All in,sres gvd
| invited 10 attend. u. j AAEcS, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

1IENRY CLAY CHATTER, NO 81, O. or o A.
III Officers mber- of the abov, named chaptar,
her by notified lpat business Of special imporaoce
to es-ry men Ter comes up for action this eveang,
ing, flhursday Sd inst, at O'Clock Punctuat at
trl cameo requested. BY order. T. WEISCH, Sachen.
A, BAssrukp. Jr. G. c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

JoAKpING. 10 let 4 PARLOR ON THE First
IL or 10 ager;iersn aad wife, az too single goutla
men, whsIe there fcs boarders. Those seeking 0
ieasan, hcme can frd hy applying 100 Grand &C.
slsu furnished bedroom to single gentleman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

u OhED WANIED--BY A LADY OF CONsioERAB BILE
ID exIeriecce % music her, who viii give in
siructiun the Of her piano compensation
ADDRESS c. y b., 81 Henry street, Brooklyn The 4
eTistr wishes engagement - visiting teacher fcI
geLeral tnuca ion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

CiTRAYED OR SrOLEN--FROM TIE CORNER OF
- Washington aud Bank streets, mare, about
fifteen hs, ds high, Hltla saodie backed and smi
whie spot IN her forehead. suitable reward ID all
reasonable expenses viii be paid ON her return
FRtNCiS PURDY 81 Water street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

TOR sALE--ONE HORSE WAGON, PRINCE ALBERT
body. }. ford's bgst; has eeen but little used in
coed condition ARA will be sold cheap. Co be
Iusenherry's Van Duzcrs car.gc repository Ne 1877
Cbryste etreet, near Broos3e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

ITO LET-A first CLASS HOUSE, IN TUE BEST
a paris Of South Brorkl,n four rooms, tho second
floor two u I'd. front basement, cellar and every
convenience. FAMILY cnnsi-ts Of two gentlemen and q
ndy Apply 10 Il. +. A., % Warren street, up stairs,
New YelA.