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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-02-12

RIGA, that no other nations own IF
go. Uncle Sam my find os good a
elaim to property in the soil Of Cuba,
and what is more, he will not be slow
to make that claim good
| The SotREs AT THE IIAaNBY House.
On Friday night, ii very large, and
brilliant assemhags Of ladies and gen
tlemen. without much previous notice
met ut the Harvey House Saloon to
join in the mazes ofthe 1anee-a very
rational amusement, and sensible
pass time. As it is the Comets forte
TO deal in the eight fantastic" and
give IAN account we pull off our
cpat---roll up Our sleeves an empty
black bottle before us-take the most
spotted s'HIayhna' from the box; and
lay hold Of the subject matter, to deal
tantastically with it, as any feast Of
reason and the soul should be dealt
with. What an mgr aeaLlp. and yet
iisagrepable task Words have not
force enough, to express our "likings,'
and tbcy cannot be condensed. Sup
pose for moment we take any one
Of the hundred bright particular stars,
with soul piercing and heart murder
ing orbs, lit up by brilliant chandeliers
anil flashing back the candle light.
in snrh u manner as te pieiee the lin
esb black cloth-vest pattern. and shirt
bosoiu, and render everything within
the region Of vitality as transparent as
etheiiaI-either Suppose we single
ont any particular orb. in the heaven
~ firnanent and say. NOW, we shall
dllate ab kbitul5 on The personal at /
tractions-the grace, ease, and ele
gauce and beauty of The same Why |
we might 90 on al iRfnitun,, from
the very first line al; the head Of this
most excellent newspaper, to the very |
very last word in the last advertise
ment, and then would only have writ
ten the preface to an unlimited edition
Yet the ladies' look for it-they ex-
peet TO see the desert ption Of the Ball,
and in days Of yore, when the city was
but town they tnok no Of
fence at the mention Of names in mi
tals; but now it is different, and as a
very popular judge has remarked it is
''uapopnlaf," we are forced to hold
ourselves in, and not 60 into details,
though it be exquisite felicity 40 III
dulge in this kind Of reveIrv.
The soiree on Friday night was de-
cidelly 'the Soiree.' We never saw,
many Of our young ladies to better ad
vantage-they were dress d more hastily
danced more gracefully, looked more
cheelfully, and enjoyed themselves
more generally, than it has been our
felicity to see them do-for season.
Eye met eye, in the penetrating flash
If beauty and intelligence, and if ten
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-02-12

WAsnrNuToN CHAPTER, No. B. r.
A. NJ. "A special meeting af this Clap
ter. will be holden, ia their Hall. At
the foot of Church street, on Monday
evening, Feb 18th. at II o'clock =
Companion. visiting The city are res
peclfully invited to attend,
Us. BROWN, sect'v.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-14
M ply M CLAIMS.

The disclosure .of tue peculiar agency which has
been employed to effect an extension of the Co" Pa
tent will excite the curiosity il not surprise Of the
public. And, when the country comes To know the
circumstances of thS extraordinary case--to know
that Colt has already realized MI immense fortune
from his monopoly, and that this ground the Com
missioner of Patents refused to continue his cxcu
sive privileges, the conviction will be very general, if
Congress grant an extension Of the patent that some
corrupt influence procured the decision. The COM
mittcc of investigation may not establish the fact OF
bribery bv legal evidence, but 10 judgment Of nc
ouittal will remove the suspicion Of corruption from
the public mind.
1t is time the lobby were cleared Of the horde of
agents and spectators who prey upon the public
treasury Their presence is not only reproach upon
the character of Congress, but an obstruction
to the public business. The establishment OF Il
Board of Claims would remedy the evil besides Sc
curing more impartial and efficient tribunal for al
Indicating such questions than Congress can be III tue
nature Of things. Will nobody propose the measure !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-14
Ky TuE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

ryruEMiTiOS b: wing been received by the Executive,
4 ,ba: SAMUEL MATHEWS, who had been comni';ed
- the i o, the county of Jefferson, under charge Of
srl ,ceny, escaped hererom the night OF the ith
-. l,L is nov son. rt large: Therefore do hereby
~, reward Of one hundred dollars to any person
ro, WHO shall arrest the sand Samuel Mathews, and de-
-, lin lu the Jail o! Jefferson county; and do more.
,r rcou-. al officers OF this Commonwealth civil and
r;lsry sni eques, the people ceucrally 10 use their
, cx r'io- procure the rcst OF the said Mathews
,l., hs may bc brought 10 justice
wen under NV haud Gov, ruor and under the Lesser
- Seal OF the Commonwealth. nj Richmond, this llth
H. :! day o: .i,uy, III the year 1855. ~
JOSEPH JOHNSON.
w In. Governor: GEORGE w. MuSFoRp Secretary OF
me Commonwealth
Yahrrs is very likely youth, about 70 years Of esc,
d,,s IT and eyes and about feet inches high rather
,vs.a- IN hi, movements hair cusr Just above his
irrhrad lie rom Cincinnati, and has probably re-
,lN .i,y
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THE RuCuMONE ENettkkn, :.
rBLIsHEp DAILY AND stMi. i
By HITrIIIES & PRYOR.


nn.r.ncr seven .ulIa:- per annuii and at the
81 eirh dollars ii taken :or shor;tr period than one
yea: g., .,, months payable in advance, 20 BE- paid
f[S y. ,, oE@ or or reunited by mail postpaid; or six dollars
.. :. .. .,,-.,, n, the cl:d ui the year
- ,ypilubr EnuA uos~ ai the risk OF the Editors,
~ ~ ic;,srs briH2 iad blythe Tr'ters the post
rCr j. scarcely oi any account 10 the VIII
,h, accumulation oi postage, i'll all extensive bu.
". - ,,b,ch orcrt.,s ~ serious tax upon Editors.
SIN 80 TERMS or ADVERTISING.
:, -,r nurI Exor;xEs-For TEN lines or less, first
, III cents and every succeeding insertion twcn.
~ ~. 49,. r,r-. II inserted once week, twice week or
,;.Ic, II week, thirty seven and half for each
,,r,g over s,rs charged fifty dollars for TWELVE
r and in ,ot proportion for advertisements OF greater
49, , .>r,p; Lottery Ncadrrs and AuclionrCrs, who
.bsrgci 500 lrspes ncludcdJ
;i,r MiwEgkLY.-Fur TEN lines or less, first in
- - - cent: for each continuance - cents:
- All Unil,ric ui.i Tributes OF Respect, exceeding
linz. are charged for "s advertisements
dor. ir,,n distance must be accompanied with the
nay or sa-tac,orr references 20 insure execution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-14
DIR, Ic MEETING IN LOUISA COUNT,

PUBLIC MEETING IN LOUISA EoIN
At meeting Of the people Of Louisa, held at kiu!'
81 Court House, Oh Monday the 10Th of July, ls'i
Col. Clayton q, Coleman was called to the CHAIR a:d
james l.. Gordon appointed Secretary
David Anderson offered the following reso"''''S'
/. Resolved, That ip the opinion of this meeting
people Louisa should %d Be s sns N s
imur,v,,neut, ut the Grecnbrier White sulphur
Springs on the oath day Of August next ana inr una.
pu7pse the Chairman be requested to appoint thirty
delegates to attend snid Convention.
= Resolved That it is pexpedient to hold an eS'f"
session Of tho Virginia Legislature ,,u,,.
The Chairman announced the names me OF the .Snt lGtG%
aud ;hcy were arprmed by the meeting, VIZ. Wm'
NJ. AmGler, John Hunter, Dr,C. Quaries, WIN. Oyer oyer
ton, J.hu Thompson, David Anderson 'Ss W MoS
Carter Thcs S. Watson, John X. Qunries, "m; ~, 8
Fowler, DR.. VIM. Meredith, VIM. j. Pendieton' H.
o. Harris, Lucian Minor, DR., A. Anderson a. r
Butler, Z. II. Laue, ID. E. Hickman, }. NJ lr'ce'
Arch'd Goodwin W. &. T. Nelson, Ch. S. Jones, ii.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-14
ALP CASkIE"S SpEECU.

1t gives pleasure to devote much Of our space this
morning to the very interesting and admirable speech
of our worthy Representative i'll Congress- John
S. Ca,kie, Esq, on the Nebraska bill Gentle
men OF fine Judgment, although differing from
lis conclusions testify to the ability and ingenuity OF
Mr.. Cuskics arguments, which were listened 10 "''''
deep Interest. This speech has already appeared III
some of the pupers, but in IN imperfect form. we
have waited for Il correct copy from the authors re-
vison-uud having jus, received it, We hasten to lay
it before lis constituents and his numerous friends
throughout the country
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-14
By THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
4 PROCLAMATION

NETHElEAs vacancy has occurred in The rclrescr.
w tuon from this Commonwealth in tEc Congress Of
lac United States, by the death OF John f. Suodsrnss,
composed OF the counties OF Lewis up-hur Ilurri-ou
barbour. Randolph, Braxron, Dodlrdgc, Richie, Gnier
Wood Wir jackson, Mason Putnam, Cubcll and kanaw
hs Now, therefore Joseph JohI,Ui Governor OF the
.si Commonwealth have thought proper TO direct the
several Shcri OF the counties composing said District TO
bold election supply the said vacancy. on the hrS
Thursday in August next,
The oikccr, conducting the said election al the Court
houses of said counties, required to meet 20 make their
rr;lp the Courthouse OF Levi. county, the tenth
d,y after the said FIRST Thursday In August
Given under my hand Governor md under the seal OF
L. - rhc Comnunw ealth this twelfth day of June 1851.
By the Governor JOS. JOHNSON
GEORGE w MUSFoHD,
la,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-14
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY IA, 1854

W. Muiry, Col. :. Fnrrar, Geo. Huck.tt, AcA'r :,
). L. Iiackctt, and +. w. JONES
On motion OF LuciGn Minor, the Chairman ana
Secretary wcr" added t" the delegation.
On motion "f David Amrrr"y jr the proceed ne,
were directed IN be- published in ,h" Richmond pa
pers. CLAYTON q. COLEMAN, Chm'n.
j. l.. GuRpuN, Su,'ry.
The Wing aId Examiner will please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-14

!easc K Wilkinson and Samuel C. WIikinson, in their
cTn .Et aud late executors of Frauci> Nki!sC de-
''s,'i sud trustees for Judith Anderson, Mary Ezn
Sria Wilkinson. Ann Jane Wilkinson Francis samuel
MLtiu-on. William Wilkinson, James Nilkiu-oI md Puss
NLkin>on the said Samuel G.. Wilkinson mud John w.
oc.y Us trustees OF Jesse r. Wilkinson and Lucy his
Se, Hsrsnyc; Williamson John Wilkinson, Mary susan
Wilkinson md Betty Alley Wilkinson. Char"- I. Nosrlcy,
ADMINISTRATOR with the will annexed, Of the smd Francis
MlSiusOu deceased, Francis samuel williamson, Lucy
wilkinson wife of tue said Jesse r. Wilkinson, Margaret
Wilkinson John Wilkinson. Mary Sussn Wikinson, Betty
A'ey W!lS&su John W. Orbison Judith Anderson, Fran
S' ". A, -son Betty n. Lesneur Mary H. Ayres J"nc
zee N"aior Ann Jane Meador james ". Mcador Thomas
NcalUr Francis Lee Wilkinson, Mary T.. WILKINSON
"a2 nuc Wilkinson. Francis =. Wilkinson, Wni Wiikin
'V9 james Wilkinson, Pu,s Wilkinson aud Johu H. L.r
Drar administrator of Sally ii. Lesncur and - n'
'aih!sra;or Uf Betty K. Wilkinson, deceased, ncts
Oc bill praying tbst the defendants Jane H. "llkim
.e and samuel C. Wilkinson, executors OF Francis VIII
Aho deceased be rcquhed 10 rcudrr au account r
r rXecu;o.shp. that the .uid Charles I. hoscey ad
.'''TE;or Of Elizabeth Il Wilkn.ou, decreased, nny nc
;,t!ed 10 render Of the saii Ellznhe.h H.
"iai!-cGs administration of the snid Francis NilSin
2h estate. Gni also requiring the snd Charles T. Nose
" render sn account OF his administration ot the SAID
n"Cs NkInsoIs eststc. and for the division and dis
Hvai"c Of the esutos oi the said Francis and Elizabeth
!soG, deceased, amongst the piuiiI,li- and defend
' hccor:a: their respective is,s mud for div
"r eHd distribution Of ic :crts; U IKE said Orbesvn in
as ae should be dead; anG II appearing by affidavit l.d
's c>'Ise tcut the deseaisn;s, John w OrbrrCL John
" L,neur bc;iy y. Ltsncur. Fr;Gci~ L. W:hin. on Ann
;fi- Nukiusou Wiai! WiNi:>on, James Wilkinson,
- NNHIIsUn. and trHncis Samuel Wlk:nsnu hrc not
unsS:an's OF I:S state /. ordered thu. they appear
Ten one month after due pubhcation OF this order end
" "Gdt Necessary protect their Interest aud hn.
H o! ,is order be forthwith inserted in so,c public
ar"T THper published ia the city Of Richmond. for four
slcceteYely, and posted ut the trout door OF tine
.'ris" 0: tbs county on the hrSt day OF TIE nc%t
Jniy 7-cwiw r. ELDRIpGE. {. C. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-14

AGAINST AN EXTRA SESSION.-Han,ilton X.
Boyle, Esq, member of the last Legislature from
Tazewe county, strenuousy opposes an extra session.
in a communication which appears in the lost Jetcr-
sonvillc Advocate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-14
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

NXTHEREAS the General Assembly Of this Common.
w wealth has authorised Bank 10 be established u.
der The of 'tle Bank OF kunHwhR," either i'll the
,owu of Charleston or ut the Kguawha Suines n the
~ OF Kanawba the stockholders in general meeting
.ht determine and has incorporated the same with
capital of cot less than hundred thousand nor more
,asu e- hundred thousand dollars 10 be raised by sub
scr:yccs in shares 0. one hundred dollars eGch aud
whereas 1t las been certncd, 10 tho saisacnCn OF 'he
Expcutys tls, the minimum capital aforesaid has been
.ua:croc; tg; the Stockholders general necu. have
io,c;ed sa!d Bunk Maiden. kanawha Snnes: that the
sail Bunk has actually. and in good ai;h OF lis own Hhso
!eprcpcry IL" coin Of the United Sa.cs FIN
X one thousand f"R hunire! dollar being moro than
,a!eeahs Of ;e s,i minimum capital; and that Snid cor
prr7irr has been organized by the election rnG appoint
men; OF Presidsn; and Directors. required by lie chnr.
,c- Now therefore. in conformity 10 law do hereby
nsc thu proclamation declaring she facts atoresni and
announcing tint the Buuk is authorized commence opr'
GgGi. ,
Given under my hand as Governor, aud under The
1"' acal OF tee Commonwealth this elst OF June le5i
JOS. JOHNSON.
Pr the Governor: GEORGE w. MrNFoRD, Secretary Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-14
NOTICE.

Et,LIZARETH MOORE. fortncrly Elizabeth Brown
S aoee TIA, by the will of Nancy Brown, deceased
IN toe County Court OF Orange county, in the State
-a!a zee uired advertise for the said Elizabeth
cone ior, e csscendans OF inc SAID laws 6lown 10
aaSS Browd) wi;bin years from the time OF her
t G M'eh ';-s in July, ls which shares, if not called
,y 'ie;i within tue said two years directed 70
0'et u Thomas Brown brother TO said Nancy Brown
.,.,o WILLIAM WAYLAHD.
~ -~-co'n Executor OF Nancy Brown, decd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-14

Th" obcc, OF this suit is obtain the appointment OF
'"c':'c- o the :unl IN the bill mentioned ben. the pro-
r"s OF Ii" isle OF the dover interest OF Eliza NJ Harrison
ac OF her deceased husband, Thos K Harrlson
aa affidavit nc been made and filed nt the defendants
B2nrr nfn"i dcns Of this Commonwealth. ih>
.h! defendants notified 10 appear NJ the Rules TO hc
holden in III" Clerks Office Of the said Court, III" hrst
Monday IN S"preIhcr and do whit Is necessary to
No;sci 'ac.r u'"rcsts in this suit. Copy-lcsf':
JAY --cwIw ErS. ROBINSON. Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-14

4 o: buckingham. ~
lLyinp- Jones, fE"
nSu!:>t ~ - <..,.
Ty,.6e,n Jour. Mary Whitehead, Edward j. Gillian
b,,. Hancy s.s ~u" Powha,un Jones, John " May aud
Ann I wiz: fclnda Jones Lucy IoEcs. John iiili nn
V;ru:n VIE Hargsre; Il. Jones. Jnmcs f. Jones" ''d
l;ifI,p ~ I,u.- pct,s
The cc.oc made in this the lS'h day 0i April
I~i d!ec',i The following inquiries, viz:
sr,H hethcr Josias Jones, the younger, was AT ne
Of h. death indebted any person wsaiev"r, whe
ir hy aui or Otherwise and ii indebted the amount OF
si! .cOts the character thereof whom due, and what
part nf them. II Any, mas been PAID,
S.ccDily-Who are now III" heir of the said J"s!as
Jra.. tac Younger also whether ne left widow, aaG II
b. lii wlrghcr shc lie now Hive'
NU.iCE-Ar persons in,croItei in the foregoing de
c.c aye hereby mortified that will proceed, ut my O:hc",
Buckingham Court House the 2it day Of july nest
rsI. the said inquiries.
Given nu,:"r my hand, this l3 day of June, lsoi
June s.,-cw;w y. +. BOCOtk, Co:nfnr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-14

NIRt;iSIA-At Rules held in the Clerks Office o:
' The Crcui, Court OF the City OF Richmond the
tn;-f Jay u! July. 1851
H.nn!:sam C. Harrison, sdminisrariS OF Randolph
Hs.r'-nu, deceased, PltH:
a.Hir-.
R.adclph W. Harrison Hugh X. Scott, and other
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-14
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

By RlrCHIES & PRYOR.
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 13.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-14

EIRGlNIA-lN CIANCERY.-A, Rules held i'll the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court ut buckingham
Coun'y MCaisy. the third day OF July, leA:
Fd"s:d Babcy ad Jane L. his wife Janics ihcador and
iAbeh his wife, and Chapman Davis ard M"ry Ia. wife
Plaintiffs:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-14

P- the Governor: GEORGE W. MrSroRp Secretary Of
oIo,,,orr..l,b June o2--cwIH'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-14

med PLASTER and Northern Cement, for
'"e hy EDMOND, DAVENPORT l. co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-14

In y!-x O! certain ifnprcs-:CEs "L!' 'rr, - -
rri.t rr' uI-nt. hricI nut". upon III" r'aii" - '
lrssan knIl.f- bill. 10 ia. interests q We! y t' -
the suu;h. may not be inappropriate. \ -. '"
dee appears hGv" gone abroad. fEhi 81" '.'
.i,.. for Gn nhctrIclluH--G ,u-t GEi """,r"".' ''
-Lr, still mere ab.' 'r4".ri,-C 'Li;'- .'H'' .
mort c- .,au.. III. re- nrr not icN w" ''.'' .''
.ou,b.rn iu-u.i,- cailIgt wei. 20 H"'ih "' 49, .'
beyond that vur.i.l II the Ni'- -''. : ''.'" r..
ct II. l,iI rul clnpr. would. -ip! i" t'. +f". ''.
.'; ,;i ,, L,y, ir.n -s!uu-ciy "''ttv' E'a 'r -
.,,t,,, II, illustrate. ~mcr '..r "'Eh 7? - ~. 90
-I ti,rI., "a c,r.rrr-riiOn ":'r "'-llu'i' ii.i
,,.,.ou,I ri r %! NY UNu ''iit.' -, ''' az q
,,'r.,r,,.n | Uii!! that ",.h"u-. ta'& IE!.'..
"a X -, ,i.. N..rs-hu knirsu- h!.i, be- '"t-
'' .,, ii h.. brrr,u arturI 'i"Ul :" 80" ih'., o.
" ,,.,riur,y Lr IT., Oia'r -aa - 20. ~ "rIiGi s.-
L.. ,.,..l Nrl wl,rr fir Iiu' n - ~ H'. "''
,,. II .iu:-, lie Hllsvrr"u 'hnr h,. D"i 'i !f"'
r,-t, a.;.kt iyg,a tsc j'rn.liarHc q -'r r!r
,!r,-u. fr,.. cirr,I. %Uv. >Ur, ~ n''H orr y" l
Io,y Cr latin. that " ~ / The C:a"t '1Hi''T" 'Cci'
Of vir.ulh UI.G. Z. r'cIS Ella nl.H a5 so!..
ur.L nbOrs. Hrr rtD o IT,: IIu'.
Tie. Northern opponents ~ t." hIi! DO not 'rH''"'!
question Of the r'pS OF tie Missouri r-rrr::", a' oil.
strnr;Oa Far frUrl II, Htnr rn" oi them ~ h l''5'
CUncrc.s. T3!r. Grow. Ia rarcn, sp""rh " ~aia
..Inrrc TODAY. north u: tE@ inflil'i "i ~
hundred and siN'y.iErrc thou rms! Nv '''''
nine slaves be,.. more ,hGn a .UuE'a "l Ell w. ~"
The e,irc Union. II climate snd -p!! tli 'It ''" W.
ture g..l God viii keep s.uT":y "h' D' M. -
thrv no, expelled II from Ai'r"uil h'i'r.ns' -,
MARYLAND and Delaware, durng tnG '"o ''''"i
t- =. ir,r,,juro, there Will TIE anne I"tuu' ~ .-
Iii ,rl ,b,. .pu,. climate the number VI -hi'- '' '
rru..pu,ly iucr.r.i. H!l tie-" Sth''s N'eIt "
mud Missouri What dirrencrr "i cHCia' ana ..'' 90.
J;1.,.pt jnr. of nature nad Cod "" 10 olirh" III ''
T,rf.,ory OF Kansas TO p:evc; i FVE. "'."'''- 80
STATE ii This bill pa.scs -, ,.-- ,f..,.-.,
''fn my Judgment, II '.iis p" P16Ee'' -
a slave Sth;r , - ..o,,,,..,, .,
the csrc II i unn-.cs smy for me !" "a! H."T'.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-20

pERrohp cos .ALIFoRHIs AVID SOUTH AaF
ID rie8r .spfcss viii be despatched eerst~amcfs Star Of
lie We,. ~ George Gs~ Nay .rth Sppers viii please
ssta n tte- feifht 18Th invoices tbs dty before sa
Sn.i1 rNtved I'LL clcck the day oi SSH
re cLnFOhD ACC x hfos6vsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-20
ss,oI,T1xG. SC.

rT-o spoRTsMEN-FoR SALE A SPLENDID DOUBLE
barrelled gun Of Nocres make London with besuti-
dog we'll will lie sold cheap Can 10 at No %
Tbcmysop strssA in the stable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-20
DENTISTRY.

c,TRaNGERs WHOSE STAY IN THE CITY ~ LIMIT.
- ed are Informed that having roreased sess tot tne
teeth prepared 20 insert whole or part
81 ,eIs without delay. An real improycne. are used IN
INV pi sctics n. c. LUTHER dentist, Ms broaaWay op'
uo,te st. Nicholas Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-20
wIpoWER OF MlppLR AaE

NATKIMUhIAL.-A WIUJN EK OF MIDDLE AGE
M interesting ard manly his appearance and ia the
ull vgor of nhocd and IN excellent health kind ana
amiabe In bis disposition and poeefed Of large
landed estate in the western part Of the state Of New YORK
worth at Least SS COO would be g,ad make matrimonial
alliance with come lady possessed CT SINH qualifications
who would take Interest in his domestic anas and
trixe TO make his home happy and eontene and who is
possessed ofat least IN equal amount Of capital and will
invest the whole cart In his hands the day 0f
iuarriage 10 such Tn. advertiser would his
most endearors ske her ruy happy aud comfortable
feels convinced she would have for regret
lin. stating Were uteryiew he had re .ijs
preferred Haddres.ed a. T. C post paid through the Post
wi
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FINE ANTS.


LIIIEp FLEETS AND ARMIEs.-TH0sE WHO WISH
ies in tho Russsn sh9aid Ss aat.s az
WINNER 4 ROGERs, importers OF newsphpers ana
Books AZ Nassau street Sew YORK priee - senss eaou
Sent receipt OF " cents IN posssse ss1N.pe'
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AUTHORIZATIONS EMILE VlLLETTE, FROM
M Psrr Professor Of Autography or reading Of eharae
ter individuals hand writing and spiritual writing
medium will upon the receipt OF twenty five cents aud
specimen Of riting send 10 any full de!inea
ton character future success destiny, &c and
also description q the one they lose er will marry Al
dress postpaid, MADAME VILLtTTE, Broaeway Pos.
Ooe New York Ihote living Of the city safely
raptpNt through the mail, and will he ia
week after the receipt OF their Communication.
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ADtaS' STRAW uATs-JUsT RHCEfygD by rHR
ia subscriber. afy OF LegAorn, stable, Flo
split and whole sras fsney rreneh orn iscc ,nt
other rate for ladies and misses all ~ witch ID
Dtute th0 sterCe ~ the he offers cop3arA bly,
less than the sfual prices Beautifully fac panst stlcs a.
I4krdst5n GLO. BlIPsS stl b 2adrsy.
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MATRIMONIAL.

MADAME MORROW WILL MAKE AATRIMoHY EASY,
N and will chow the Likeness of the future husband and
abeen friends through instrument which che will cause
20 and Itself by invoking the
ers wonderful science Gentlemen not admitted
No. 76 Broone street between Cannon and columta-
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DUNCAN CO, 4ol GREENWICH STREET,
above Canal would call ths attention Of
drsssmahri and families :: their stock Of small
cheapest and only good goods Also manufacturers oc
ball cord for dresses All goods sold only at wholea
prices.
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INOR SALE THE YACHT FANNY. ABOUT TWENTY
IL tons burthen drawing light drGught OF water, With
eenre board in good order and ready for lying in
Little Neck bay. Inquire of nr. johnson, n D0ngss
farm, Little Neck at No. Peck clip n BAN kinds
Of vessels bought and solo exchanged commission,
No. S Peck slip.
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TO LET FURAIsGED--A NEAT HOUSE IN A Be-
spectacle neiehboshood. Inquire OF ISABEL STE.
Wy, attorney at law 10 Wall street.
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MILLINERY ,ND uREssnS 1kIEG.

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CoARD CAN BE OBTAINED FOR GENTLEMEN AND
u their wives and single gentlemen in pleasant house
town. containing all the modern mpro vements Il and
after the lst Of May For further Particulars apply H
Twonty first street. between and Ninth AYES