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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-30

TWENTIETH WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
L Republican regular nominations
Police Justice-Thom mas A. Dunn
complementary first district Michael MAstereon Fifty
.econd district, Hugh Mooney Fifty third district william
Joyce
Asssssor-Edwsrd LinneM.
School Jnepector-Jcrome b. Fitzgerald.
Trustees-yohn o. Butler, James u. Post, VIM Nenok,
Constabies-Wiiiiam keenan,. Louis Hueker.
TWENTY-FIRsT wARD.-rHE LIQUOR DEALERS
Association OF the Twenty hrst ward will at II.
Smiths Twenty seventh street and Fourth
on Tuesday, Oct. 81, At s'oclock p, N.
GEORGE b. BROWN, President
JAMES RUSSELL, Secretary.
TwBNTYsEcoND wARD-DEMocRATIc REPyBLl.
regular nomnati6ns.-At An adjourned meeting OF
the nominating committee held at the house Of Edward
bert corner Of street and Eighth
Friday evening October n, 1854, the following ticket was
duly elected
For Councnman Of Fifty ninth distretHenry A. carsi
For Constables-Thomas RsyaA John 0Connor.
For School Commssioner-WilliAn II. Doherty.
For School InspectoR--yames G. Burnham -
: FOR School Trustees--Edward Esbert, Mathus Hslck
Daniel Draddy, Charles Campbell.
First Is:p.ctor Of Election John cSahsy
lance Walsh Second strict.-Francs Campbel Francis
J. resnsr Third distrct-Thomasxerr, Michael Trsssy
Fourth dmtrics-John Qninn, John Schroeder.
WILLIAM H. D0HERTY, Chairman.
S Hns a I Hsnsn. Secretaries
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LECTURES.

DEv. HENRY WARD BEEcHER WILL LECTURE AT
~ The Tsbernsele this evening a. hahpast Jsuhieet
and highly entertained viii not fail 70 be present. Adns
sien, Is cents.
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GRAND PuGILIsTIc soIREE-rnE. ADMIRERS OF
Theme, p.y ths victor q the r.nornss ana
noble art the Sc Charles theatre Tuesday evening"
Oct 3t when che entire strength Of The fncy Of New
York, Brooklyn and Williamsburg viii appear. Tickets
twenty Eve cents aid hy csnt private hones one dollar
CroRrINc-A SPLENDID DOUBLE BARRRLED GUN
- Of gwedish constsuet0n also splendid pointer dog.
Apply before ten O'clock In the mcrnis Or After ss in The
evening, At II DIAN street, above Smith, bIsohyp.
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J. W. Hamersley,
Benz. NJ. Trcadwcll
lea nc Greenwood,
David J. Lyon,
James Rockford,
Walter r. Jones,
b. c. Bogart,
ID. A. Jones'
Hugh Martin,
Alex. Stuart,
John Mesks,
hos. Mcknight,
Charlcs King,
~. Price Moore,
William Lee,
Roswell Burrows,
Henry Bra dley,
John Weston,
John u. Benton,
Hiram 7. Riggs,
John Compton,
John q. Davis,
James Harrison,
u. +. Winchester,
VIM. s. Ludlum,
I has. Scuthmayd,
Chas. =. Porter,
David :. Ackcr,
A. 8. Gavitt,
n. G. Hyde,
VIM. 7. Burroughs,
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THE TURF.

Union COURSE, l.. L-TROTTISG.-oN MONDAY,
Oct 80 at half past two O'clock match for $500 two
miles and repeat to wagons and driver weighing
three hundred and fifty pounds. VIM. Wheelan names
n. Lady sontag; s. Ho.gland names Fl; g. recumseh
stages leave the Williamsburg ferries for the
half hour. SHAW WHITE, Proprietors
~ Tuesday, October 81. match for $500 Mile heats
best in 70 WAGONS Mr.. Peabody names Joe Hustled
IL woodruff, name b. g. Commodore Stafes will leave
Miliamsburs ferries every half hour. SHAW WHITE
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POLITICAL.

ArA MEETING OF THE ASSEMBLY CONVENTION
Of the Thirteenth District ifteenth ward elected in
pursuance call the Democratic Republican General
fonmittee al Tammany Hall, Malcolm Campbell
the candidate for Assembly from the
thirteenth Di trot. JOHN. b. RIVER, Chairman.
I'M PAGAN, Secretary
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EsIRsT WARD INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC WARD
II commttee.-The members Of this committee are re-
ncted be punctual in their attendance Tuesday
ING NJ TX O'clock at John Moloneys So Greenwich street
ts will that evening be completed That
rs Atlas Ansen Herriek particularly invited to attend
will be adopted TO insure for him the vote OF
SvsSy Irishman in the Nineteenth ward,
JOHN B. HOLMES, Charm an.
yo,, J Ss.sr. Ssseretaries.
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LrIRsT WARD SEYMOUR CLUB-THE MEMBERS OF
the club and citizens Of the ward generally who
sr Of the election Of Horato Seymour requested to
q che democratic ITO Greenwich street. TO
arrange uniting with the grand meeting to be held
~ Tammany Hall on Thursday Nov. I'd. BY order.
A. J. PERRY, President.
THOMAS BYRNES, Vice President.
CDo. 8. Hrcxcox, Recording Secretary.
n. HAAcs Corresponding Secretary.
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INDEPENDENT NOMINATION FOR THE roRTIErH
Council District-Fiftssnth wArdAt meeting Of the
sosens Of the Foreth Council district Fifteenth ward
- Saturday evening" Oct "a At the corner o. Houston and
the REQUIREMENTS Of tho residents said ward apart
-. party ejndicss and ecrruptions the following com
enmss Asssmbly, ard Assessor;-n snith e. I Dunson,
Issana g. Rebeson, Bradford D. Tuomey, r. Stanley,
y 6ulnyan y sutton, Sawyer Gleason, A. Kelly, T.
Isr AGenbiy--ychn II. Hitler
Per CeuBeilnan Fortieth Distrct-William IT. Mclean.
Ter Asssssor-Janss J. 0umbletsn.
\. O. Dcvprs, Secretary.
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ITIRsT WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC NoMINA
IL tons-At meeting of the national democrats of the
First ward held at the Democratic Headquarters l Broad
street. the evening of the I'D nt the following ticket
va unanimously nominated
For Aldernan-Nicholas Dimond.
For Councilman First district-Thomas Stewart.
For Councilman Second distrct-John j. HOLSTER.
For Assessor-Peter NJ. Bayard
For Constables-AleyanderB Brute John c. Bayiey.
Inspectors Eleoon-First district Peter Brady,
Henry Guerker Second district benjamin Cordray, John
Murphy; Third district William johnson, Samuel Curry.
For School Commssioner-Andrew J. Perry.
For Inspector Of Common Schoos-Owen Murphy.
For School Trustees-Murty Forsn, Edward Burke, J.
Henry Inbusch, Patrick Egan.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

THE NOTES OF THE MICHIGAN STATE BANK ARE
i redeemed by CARPENTER Il VERMILYE, at A Wall
street, at per cent discount
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GRAND RALLY FOR HORATI0 SEYMOUR.-THE
VI citizens Of New York favor Of the election OF
UORATI0 SEYMoU
Are invited 70 unite with the
YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB,
GRAND MASS MEETING.
AT TAMMASY "A Id,
On Thursday evening, November 2, At IN o'clock.
COMMITTEE ARRAsGEMENTs
L. r Harrison Malcolm Campbell,
O. J Cambrellinr. Jacob Wiadmaller,
David Banks Jr., Vim. X. Farrell,
II a Carr c. L. Van Zant,
Henry Fenno John IL Haruett,
Cornsnns Carnes j. Wallace Cone.
Thomas A.. Glover,
The SEYMOUR Clubs and Liquor Dealers Associations OF
each ward respectfully invited to unite with us on the
above occasion.
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MONEY TO LOAN-PERSONS REQUIRING TEMPO
l advances wines and spirits in bond diamonds
plate household furniture dry goods be Immediately
accommodated at the Empire Loan and Agency Office, l5
street. opposite the Nassau Bank Business conf
Dental.
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GO DESK ROOM TO LET, IN THE BUILDING OF
q. the Chatham Bank deEraby located agent,
swyeT or similar business Apply Immediately 1T once
Hall = 49, W.
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INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN AND REFORM NoMI.
nation, for Councilman, Fery nth Council district
sixteenth wardJ SAMUEL H. Hustled.
1NpEPENDINT REPUBLICAN AND REFORM NOM.
nation for csuncilmaa. Forty fourth council dhtrct
v'-A'" "sAs" sANUrL HOPPER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-30

ITO LET-THE SECOND FLOOR OF THE DWELLING
house. No 1893 Fulton street. st. Paul's Church.
This good opportunity for small family desiring gem
tee and convenient residence down town. Apply the
euneas
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INSTRUCTION.

INSTRUCTION.
@007 MONEY cAINIo BY THOSE WHO LEA "
70 ., write good hand aSs. W 1S ns
my opposite speIy Ladies attended for SIS Csrd,y
sired. Refer 70 Churohman.
e1O BOOKKEEPING WRITING, ARITHMETIC,
DIV &C. These essential branches 70 the business man
.nd New Soas is Fulton
Satisfactory Improvement guaranteed 70 all
A WELL EDUCATED YOUNG ITALIAN GFNN:E-
"a man, lately, arrived from Europe; wishes, TO give
rs II hin native Or the f1s1sn S in
ference unsxcepticnabls. Address, inquire Of H. 73
RooKKEErINc, WRITING, Ac.-YouNc MEN DE-
ormed that the subscriber will pupils Non.
class x oavER 81 B.d
n It 81 TAEesS
way Each student receives separate instruction and is
ID TO him is readily available in practice Open day and
BOOKKEEPING. WRITING, ARITHMETIC, ac.-NR.
di:slsrs All the duties any counting house rups
entering this week, may commute for full, unlimited
eoure, at very low terms
'srissr, IS Broadway Breoms .treat, faver.siy
70 s.Sns
examinations. y. TELLERING
TNsTRUCTION-T0 SCHOOLS AND FAMIL1ES-A
lady who has Taught for time French German the
English branches and painting and drawing Of all kinds in
Of the first schools and families In tho state and who
can give tho hshe,t desires TO make an
whole part Of che day in those branches residing either
with them at her residence may DO most convent
emit. Address c. D., boz 476 Post once.
NEW YORK SCHOOL OF WRITING AND ACCOUNTS
teachers and deco ratve penmen No Apptons buding
Hiram Dixon card writing &C., Ira B. Persen; arithmetic
&C., II. Dixon, Jr.
CPANIsH, FRENCH, AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES
- are taught At DOLBEAK'S Academy, 600 Broadway,
Houston street. improved plan which enables
the student to speak huaty In short time English
10 taught TO fceeners ~ Ameriean commercial
pondencs 10 taught practically.
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ITO LET-BETwEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH AVE-
nice brown house, containing about
fourteen with Croton water throughout gas baths
bells speaking tubes, closets psntrcs laundry TO- Yearly
rent $780, Possession Immediately. Apply to
b. w. RICHARDS, S07 Broadway.
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T AIDES FUR WAREHOUSE, 6as BROADWAY, BI
IL tween Amity and Fourth streets.-F LANDRY ha
for inspection elegant stock Of not to be- AMI
passed either for beauty or quality. Orders strictly fu
Billed All articles warranted Prices moderate, and
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Ar A REGULAR NEETTNG OF THE DEMOCRATIC
"A Committee for the Forty third Council district, OF
c city York held at tho house Thomas Judge
Saturday the 2ls inst pursuant to notice previously
given,
Present. E. Cary, Patrick McDermott Nicholas Judge
and Alfred Walters, committee.
On motion, resolved that Jeremiah E. Cary elected
chairman and Patrick McDermott secretary.
On motion, resolved unanimously that Jacob s. Moore
No. IA West Twenty first street. be- and he Is. hereby
nominated as candidate for Councilman for the Forty third
dktrct. j. E. CARY, Chairman.
PATRIoE McDERMoTr, Secretary
The domination above being communicated to Mr. Moore
- signhed his acceptance thereof.
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EOURTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN NoMI-
natons-The peoples ticket opposed TO Know Nothing

I HAtons-lhe people tcket oPposed 70 khow Nothing
tms-
/ Ter Asssmbly-P. II Mcguire
Asseesor-Pstrick Grove.
Per Councilman-Fifth Council distriet-Wm Cleary.
Do. Sixth do Bartw. Hcaly.
Do. Seventh do. Andw. Cusack.
Ter constab1es-John Tagan, Michael DQpdy
For School Observation-Disclosures Mccarthy, John
Ridden.
lnspectors-Timothy o'Rrien John Ware.
Irusecs-James Riley Michael Conroy, Thomas Ftzgsr-
a1d
inspectors Elections-Fst distrctAnthony McCrod-
IN, Stephen Lynch Second distric-Oliver 0'Donneii
Hraneis Ryan. Third district-Chares Anderson John
Meere Fourth dstrict-John Grove, Patrick Dougherty
fifth distrct-John Oliver Peter Dolan.
The following appointed by the candidates
ARd ward finance committee for this election
b che Fourth wArdJohn ware, Henry Allen John Red
join trowe. John Casey Thomas Fitzgerald Stephen
Lyaoh, VIM. PHILIPPE, James Riley, Henry Purcell Henry NJ
Dewnss. JOHN OLIVER, Chairman.
j j:.s c bSnsrr, Secretaries,
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FOURTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN RE
II guiar nomination for Councilman Of the Twenty 6ftl
Council district-John Nugent.
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CPANIsH, FRENCH, AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES
- are taught at DOLBEAK'S Academy 600 Broadway,
Of Houston street. improved plan which enables
the student to speak huently In short time English
pondencs 10 taught practically.
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ITO LET-vERY Low, TO RESPECTABLE FAMILY,
cottage house and garden in South Second street,
near Eighth Wiliamburg possession on the first OF No
nv str New York
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CEYMoUR MEETING AT TAMMANY HALL, THURS
- day evening Nov. 2-The Tammany Society, Democra-
tic General and Ward committees Ward Seymour clubs
Liquor Dealers associations German clubs and all others
in favor Of the reelection Of
HORATIO SEYMOUR,
respectfully requested to unite with the Young Mems
Democratic Union Club the occasion By order
Of the Committee of Arrangements
II. r. CARR, Chairman.
VIM. R. FARRELL, Secretary.
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MECHANICAL.
W. cosAsr, WIN. A. wAIDnoN, D. sErssER,
yey Furniture Nare-Rcoms.

oNAHT. LDRoN Co.
gETOuLD Re peetfully ifarnl tasir iiien and the
w public generally thai Tiny are nov receiving, at
hsr Furniture Ware. Rooms, MAR 81. a 'ew doors
Glow the Nnryell House, their stock OF Rose Wood,
Mahogany Walnut aud other Furniture together with
great nany articles the way Of House keeping thai
re useful a. sell ornamental b hive never before
cen introduced this market All OF which have been
selected from house. North enjoying the highest repu
,aiion for good and faithful work
They have also connected with their establishment,
Manufacturing Department,
~ which they have engaged workmen Of skilland expe
ence and are therefore prepared to hive nude to
der out Of good ma erul. my piece OF furniture that
m ~ be on iered They wot add that they are pre-
tared offer greater inducements 10 parsons wanting
anything in e why Of FURNITURE, Than Ia ever be.
ore bees offered in this market. And they hope by
suous ntehtion business and receive least
q portion of the ublie put onege
CONANT, WALDRON & co.
n. B-We would any tn our cid friends and custom
Frs that we continue manufacture, at old stand
~ Bridge st all kinds Of T, baceo Moulds and the
IKE and we solicit n continuance their fuvors
nsr 13 L. G, va c..
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Low Fare from Lynchburgto Richmond /:
THREE DOLLARS!

ON and after tho l0lh July, Beats will leave
l. nrhbug Tor Richmond, iri-weckly, viz: Tuesday,
Thursday 4 Salurday,at directly after the
rYal OF the Western Passengers from Lynohburg
are two night, and day the Boats; and those
who hava BUSHES in Richmnnd without tossing
time, save So 50. by ticking th4route For Charioues
vilie triweeky COACHES connect in Scottsvic; leave
Lynchburg m, arrive ia Cha looesville next day
at 5 p m. BOYD, EDMUND Il DANENPONT
tul1y
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Between Lynohburg and wytheville.

Ifthe Trainis stopped for passenger between an,
othe above named points, the charge with made from
The point last passed by tho Train. and charge will
be less than twenty-five cents in any oase.
Passengers who do not procure Tickets Except those
who take the snrs where tickets not ,od, }
viii be charged by the conductor, per cent in nd
ifion Go the regular Of fare provided however
That shall he receive ihnn ten,
than fifty cents from any passenger any point
the road.
Servants will be CURED to have pesses, to
be left with the Ticket Agent and with the Con
sor. which passes be explicit migrating the Vi
ege travel tho Free coored persons w' be
required to produce therree papers, they will no, be
permitted to travel the cars
Jun i6 f. II Gil l., Gen'l Sup't.
EYrAll papers advertising for this Company will
prasc stop adv ,rtisements in relation Pas nger
Fare and insert the above -nies
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MERCHANTS.
sEABURys sHoE q HAT sToRH
- 1851 Spring Supply.

at rcceivi alarge supply great variety Of spfine
Summer am confident Iikrss has never
been opened in Lynchburg sueh nsssf.ment of IA
DIES CATERS. SLIPPERS, BuSkINh. BOOTS,
LINDS and WALKING SHOES. GENTI.EMESs.
BOOTS, CATERS, SHOES, SLIPPERS Pr APs'
MISSES GA1TERRs, BOOTS md SLIPPERS, BOYS
LOOTS ami SHOES and CHILDRBNS SHOES by
the small CART-LOADI
Also splendid .sortmeat Of srss.HoY's and oHit-
Drums SUMNER aud Also, Travelling
Trunks, G rpet d ,gs Walls :, Umbrellas. &c, &c
My two oldest sons n q III me Statesmen. and II
my purpose have every mmodalion extended TO
my customers i'ch resson will approve. To
liberal community my 1ielt tiaaks are iende ei,
W n that ali all be done that 10 be,
to secure its continuance. 7. EEAbDRf
My friends viii find one in my store NJ
almost every hour, day night except The 5abhalii
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INHESE WORKS have ben set in operation I'll
u all the latest iapropcd Machinery for Wood and
lion work. and upon scale commensurate with the
Nints of the south and West, for Car construction
More than one hundred cars of all description have
Teen made these works for the Virginia g. Tennessee
RE ii Road.
Presidents ind Engineers OF Rail Roads are respect
nlly nyit ID to bestow Their patronage they may
y upon having their work finished in strict compliance
VII. IT, alr own plans and awnings; or after tie most
approve plans Construction, 81 prices satisfactory
Southern Ekail-Roads
WI. no longer be compelled IL obtain cir Cars from
tue N7th, subject large expense aud risk of Trans
purtbton. GEO. q. GURLE Proprietor.
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Severe Case of Rheuma ism


SccrrsyILLE, bomtalo 90, w,
Ma ch 9TH, 1853
MessrS. Mortimer g. M0Wbrdy:- Gentemen-.Elnying
been afflicted with rheumatism for time in its
wort iornz, and being able TO obtain relief from
other medic ncs was induced to tr> champions Veg
ntahe Tincurc.' few bottles of which. am happ, to
any, have made perfect
1.-THE time commenced using the TincGre | was
scarcely able to walk | and have been for
some weeks entirely free from all pam.
Yours, most truly n. Il. MAY.
THE FEMALE SYSTEM.
Liver Complaint Debility
Extract from james Harris Esq Lolter, Alexandria,
Na-Alter speaking ot wonderful cures on himself he
suys: Mrs. IL has been suffering with the liver ON
paiet and with inability, constantly complaining, hom
weal ness, through Der whole sy,tem. She now enjoys
better health than To- thirty ycnrs being entirely ieslo
ed by the use OF Hampion's Pcgetabte Tincture"
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes.--Extract from n
Le..er from j ines, Esq, LouIon county Va. NJ,
wiehns been for Yeas ul ted with great weel aesss
pain in the breast, side aud back lulpiaonf the
heart feehcness OF the system; uss o. appetite
complexion saow the sight of eye almost gone the
other We weak. ! pleased To say, Hampton
TaHftHre has restored 81 perfect health Her eyes
me as good now ever they were.
~ Call and get phnmrhots
Sold by J. II. SEAY. & co, Lynchht re; SONER S
Seousville; A. j. BROWN, Charlottesville and by all
DIuegiststfrough 'ut the State. var - la ci y
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WIN. s. HANNAH

LAS now open aud for sale, a most desirable
n u stock Of Spring and summer goods 10 which he
begs leave cali the attention Of his friends aud The
public generally liz assortment i complete and nj
ns low prices e.y In thr market. lie would call
particular attention 10 hi stock Of
Silks Dress Goods and Ribbons
Also to splehdid stock pf furnishing goods Tor gen
tlcncp, among which nny be four1
SHIRTS, COLLARS, CRAYATS, GLOVES,& &c.
All of The styles aud best AXES. Buyers will
confer favor by looking through my stock before pni.
chasing, as ] am determined 10 sell eheap tic
cheapest. mar 81 Is
aE.Exn and GnzntLn c1.r.y
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THE unde signed having had charge Of the above
" oTks from ther commencement. under the torraer
Ploprtor Mai. A Ellison. Jr, asks le say the
Raii-Road public that lie has engaged with the present
Proprietor and Wi! continue III maag ment hoping By
s long experience IN Rail road works ard constant
tenon the work entrusted him, t. merit the up
probation and liberal patronage Of tie public
A. NETTIETON. MnnaPer.
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND,

RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
* BBLS Stuans @ Bugaf
- 25 @ ound. Clarified & Crushed do,
20 boxes Loaf sugar
10 bbls N. o. Molnsses,
IL hhds 7 X. do
100 bags Rio Cen -,
90 Laguirn do,
10 " Prime old Jnva do
so boxes Adanantine and Sperm oandles.
Large lot Of Clover, Orchard Grnss and Timothy Seed
Gall loon as we selling uheap.
(f-b 24ts) YOUNGER 4 SMITH
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WILL BE PUBLISHED. ON LIST AUGUST
THE CABIN BOYS STORY.

Semi Nautical Romance of intense interest, by
the Author of the Pirate Doctor, the Law
yer's Story" the "Old Doctor &C., DC.
I'HE success hitherto enloved by the author o. the
i abov" opuhr works is sufficient gaaranlee of
the favor with which any productions coming from his
pen will be received by the public The Cabin BOYS
Story is romantic narrative Illustrating the hon ors
OF the Slave Trade carried in the Coast of Afre
The author has served in The nav, and the descrnens
and characters are rainte fom personal acquaintance
with them Ihe story Is full Of exciting interest ard All.
venture as the celebrated worn of Deoe Robinsnn Cru
Soc and has the advantage over that glarinus fiction
inasmuch as II Is founded facts of every any occur.
renee The history of tie heroine of the Stcry Zueika
the Circassan Slave purchased Consantinople edl-
Gated and married the rerklessvet chva rc Seymonr
the COMMANDED III the Albatross is simply narration
ot fact paineu from the life. and all the nn erous
ot actrrs portrayed throughout the story ure yividlv
ard graz hicully dawn.
The publishers have already received orders for the
whole OF te edition it wus originally their intention To
publish consequently they have been obliged largely TO
ncreHe ~ aud they respectfully request thai nj order.
may be sent in Immediately
They confidently expect that the work will or ate IA
much interest ok OF fiction that has of late wear,
emahaied ON the - css, wthsanding since the
publication of Uncle Toms Cubin works reu,ing IN
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