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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
R8moVal---NeW SunpIv.

HyHE Subscriber has removed his Esta bli.hment
y toihe building adjoining II. L. Eby & Sons
grocery st2re, where be win be happy 10 see his
friends and the public. He has juslTeceived from
Baltimore entire fresh supply, in part As fol-
lows.
csse Ssrdines, I frail Almonds;
I ikajf Fiiberls frail Walnuls;
5 boxes ahelled Almonds 5 boxes Cinon
20 drums Figs Liquorice
boxes Sum Dreps. 3 do. Juiube Drops;
boxes Oranges, do Lemons;
| box Ccnverssiioh Lozenges;
1 box Port Wine Drops do. Brandy do:
5 dezen Lemon Syrup, 50 lts. assorted Lozs
engess
l csSk CnrTsnts 10 boxes Raisins
/ lcN Of nice Baskets
caae Bfandy Peaches cases picked Onions;
2 cases Gncpmber Pickles,-1 bag Palm Nuts;
Alsa flesh lol Of Water and Soda Crackers.
JOHN r, BLESSING.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
Virginia, Jefferson County, set

WoRrWSGToN n.
April ~, 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
re! For. ISMrrhasery
LATE ARRIVAL OF
Spring and Summer Clothing.
JOHN STRAUSS

HAS just received at his Clothing A.a
Ii Emporium, at Harpers-Feny, &$ZN
one Of the largest and best selected ,EK4
Stocks Of &NNl
ExADYsMADz 0l0TsaN9, "a "
the Eastern Markets could afford, -T3kW
which, together with his formerstock, nTTrA
comprises one Of the most complete and splendid
ASSIGNMENTS of Clothing ever presented to this COM
muniIy Every criticize necessary 70 complete the
adofnmeni Of he Outward Man, will be found in
his selection His stock embraces Goats, Pants,
vests, SC. OF every style, quality and price.
Aware that newspaper puas are not generally re-
garded he will MOI say more than extend AN invi-
ialion to those 10 need u such articles, which he
pledges himself Il sell cheaper than they have ever
been offered In this Market
have also received large assortment Of Hats,
Caps. Boots, Shoes, Shirts and Drawers. Also, a
superior lot OF Silk, Cotton and bingham Pocket
and Neck Handkerchiets, Cravats. Gloves. Socks,
Suspepders, Umbrellas, Knives, Canes. Pocket
Books, Collars, Trunks Yalices Carpet Bags &c.
will also inform my customers and the public
generally. that commenced making goods up TO
order, and prompl attention will be given. Besiies
his large stock 81 Ready Made Goods, he also
ketrs on hand a large stock Of, Cloths Cassimeres
and VeStingS.
rWSO HANDS wanted 10 make Coats, Pants
ard Vests No1e but geed Seamstresses need
fzrpurchasers will look cut for nv name. q
JOHN STRAUSS,
Near CavTelrs Hotel, Harp~s- Perry. PTgiaia.
Aprl 27 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04

TIME undersigned having enlarged their Store
i Room, have now on hand al their Clothiag
Empsrius, the most superior stock Of READY
Made CLOTHING ever Offered in Harpers-
Ferry, ior the present Spring add Summer trade,
where purchasers can be accommodated with the
following assortment Of
Rcady.Made Clothing:
Cear, Pants, Vests, Shirts. aliqualflesi Drawers,
Boots Hats, three qualities; Roogh and Ready
Hats. Gaps, vesy large supply AZ 81 which will
be sold on reasonable terms and prices that cannot
fail 10 please Also, superior oi 81 silk, Co'ios,
and Gineham Pocket and Neck hsndkerchitfs,
Cravats. Gloves Socks, Suspepderss U morelias,
Canes. Pen Knives, Razor Sirop< &c rs.
TRUNKS Y1LfcES Z cARPETtBAGS
~ This being The isrges. stock o. Rfedy- Md.
ci-71fur ever offered IN Herpers-FefIys theY ask
c.Il nom an purchasers DESTROYS Of being served
- reasonable terms. either wholesale n retail.
nh. Persons that cannot b accommodated
Win our present stock Of Clothing. are informed
shsf v-e are prepared 10 have Clothing made 70 or
der Il short notice and guaranliea q he same
1--WE return our Sincere thanks o the citizens
Of Efafpers Ferry and vicinity fef The rery liberal
patronage have received, and respsefnlly solicit
4 continuance Of he same, Is We pledge ourselves
here shall Be nothine waning cur part render
general satisfaction. both in Gepis anf Prisss
r. WALTER & BRO.
L. Hnrnert- Ferrr April ~ 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04

r WOULD call the at ention OF my friends and
il the public 10 my stock Of Goeds which have
been pufchesed In the Eastern Cities within the
last month, on the most rable.ierms. having
for the most part paid the cash fwfll selltkem
on Accommodating terms, and ri prices which
will compare faYorably withSny in the trade. My
stock Of goods comprise nearly every article usu-
ally found in the country. JOHN ID. LINE.
April f3 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04

TTNHE object of this suit i "a obtain Decree for
j. the amount due iron. tie Defendant TO the
Plaintiff aud to attach the ;spte aud effects Of the
Defendant and all debts dlss 1.im, that the
may be forthcoming and liEolGao The further order
OF the Court.
disappearing BY satisfactory evidence that the
Defendant Is not resident 81 ibis State, ne isheTe
by required 10 appear within Sne month aler due
publication of this order and d. what is necessary
10 proec, his interest. And IL is further ordered
Ahat this order be publshe: o5ce week for four
successive weeks 10 the Virginia Free Press, and
posted at the front door Of Tie Court House Of This
county, oRthe first. day Of she next term Of this
court, A Copy-Tesle, IT, q. MOORE. Clerk.
WoRTmSGToN pq. E
April 81 1854 8
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
For Rem,

VI n6lEs
"A LEXANDER FORSE1E having fesigned
"A The execuiorship Of GepstS Little, deed, and
having qualified as admins tatpr with tAa will
annexed, do ofer for rent. fSan ihe 6rst day Of
April next, that large TIVE, story STONE BUlLp-
ING good Stable and ether Wacessary ous.6nild-'
fnes, with 4 Acres Of Land Nhis properly has
been occupieafor many years 2 hoie-- being In
. good location In Sonsh Bolf1kr. Jefferson csun.
", Virginia.
also offer for rent, from salke date ihres small
DWELLING HOUSES. suiftAle for small tam
lilies, adjoining said property. kLeisrs addressed
10 me al Chayiestown, Va. wikaecefve prompt az
-tention. JOHN AIS. j., Adm'r
March is, le54 with ~ VIII annexed. s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04

GADDLERY.-I bsye Just opened large stock
- OF S.ddlery, consisting in part Of Plsed and
Steel Stirrups few hard.sodeI Sitter plated
Bride Bits, S,irrups and Spurs. common, silver
plated, hrsss and steel Spurs, raw hide Wagon.
WHIPS Buckles Of aif1ass every size and pattern,
which can be had The MarketHo1se for cash or
on a short credit to punctuzi customers. =
May4 RAVENS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04

) GLASS, GLASS GLASS; have just reeeiv-
NJ ed large assortment -sf Baltimore and
French Gla.s OF which are the following sizes -
6xie, l0rI2, l2xi4 AMI iexlS, for ssleity
May4 r. RAWEINS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
100000 Gifts for the People,
Josiah PERHAM submits to the people.Oi the
y U6ibd States, his THIRD
Monster Gift ENTERPRISE.


Josiah PERHAM submits to the people.oi the
y UEibd States, his THIRD
Monster Gift Enterprise,
In connection with the Exhibitions Of his Magnificent
and Immense Mirror Of Nortkand Soath Araeriea, at
ACADEMYHALl.66 COS Broadway, view YORK.
100 600 Tickets Only, at 81 Each,
Win b. sold. Each Purchaser of Ticket for the AD-
MISSION OF FOUR PERSONS to the Exhibition,
will be presented with Numbered Certificate. emitting
the Holder 10 Oae Share in the follow ing 10000 Gifts
A FARM, located in Harrison Township. Gloucester
Co.. ". j., and within Is miles Of Philadelphia. II
embraces over 100 Acres Of Land high stste Of
cultivation with Dwelling Barns and other necessary
Opt-hpuses, in good repair. There y large Orchard
Of choice fruits tile indspctabies Valued at $4,000
(Any nformstion in regard TO the Farm can be
obtained Of BELAN REDFiELD, tenant the
prem ises)
PrRrETrAl LOAN without security interest. 5000
81 1000
!" $500 ca. 1000
IL :" 4 100 /" 1000
THk CElrsHarED TRor7fxo Mar. Lily Dale,'
who can rct in harness, amile in 40valued at 800
5 Rosewood PIASos, yslued at $500 each, 2.5oo
5 $40 /" III Low
a portion Of the Pianos are 7. Gilbert 4 Cor
Celebrated 1Eoans. Others Of Hallett, Davis 4
Co.'S Splendid Instrumental
The s ,lendd SERfEs OF PAISTiSes kn1wn as
the Mirror II Nsic Engldnd and Canadian
Scenery,n aud realizing handsome income
BY is Exhibitions in The Eas,-valnesi Al 1900
3 Light and Beautiful Carriages, 22s each, 655
10 Gold Watches, 100 1000
20 20 q 1000
100 !. Pens and Cases, 5 500
5000 Psreils. q 1900
$40 sia ,sSs 3 ei. each. as.7Os
100000 Gin, vsIued at so. 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04

/ GOODS ". calNEs.
April %. 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04

NOTTCF

NOTICE.
sTsHE undersigned. grateful % Ihs Ppbiic for
~ heir pasi very liberal patronage. hopes BY
Strict attention % business 10 inertia eortinuancs
e The same. He takes great rleasdfe in announ-
4ing thar be L now in receipt Of his
SPRIN STOCKOF g 90 DIS
$hidh in sss-1 .ad siesifablensss. sarpasses any
sPss,s wa a. sna vii soePsgs !;
- 8 y dstarmined % sdo1, n, ~ 'aif market
6spss % q ns.r e hIs friends viii allow ho, Pre-
l{alsr attention paid q al orders =
JOHN @ SNYDER.
Hsnysille, April 20, lS5i-sf-Sns
have on haad and for sale 5000 pounds good
BACON. ] o. s..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
WINDOW GIASS.


"a LARGE sock Of HATS, Of avery shsre and
II style for sale BY . Z HOoFF.
April -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04

u silks soId.as he Fery ioNes Yrirs
April e. II Nsp. LINE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28
CITY TRADE REPORT.
WEUNFtsUAfi sept ZI-O 7. NJ,

AsHEs were quiet but firm at oil rates.
BEArs1JTFs.-flour was 5. 1Sc SOC per Dbl. lower,
with faes of $500 bbls to choice State Mt 81
81 30; mixed TO fancy Western at similar prices; with
extra Western and Genessee at 81 62 50 So aud 400
bills Southern at 81 IS 55 for the whole range from
inferior to fancy with zoo bb oerne rye -four at 50
Sc o1s per Dbl Wheat also cheaper, sales haviog
been mace Of 500 bushels prime Southern white at 81 70
1000 do Inferior do do, at 81 25 and 5000 good Ca
nsdan do, in bond, at 81 IS. About 500 Bushels rye
wcie obtained at 81 10 81 IS. Oats we're unaered.
Torn was more Inquired for, sales having been made OF
10000 bushels, at 73Lc. for heated New Orleans and
&c, nc for Western mixed-mostiy at 76c.
COTTON The sales moderate at steady PRICES,
and within the range Of previous quotations.
CoFTT a cargo Of zoe bag Rio, per Driving Mist
were sold at 1oac, months; 600 mats OF Java at
lsxc.
FRFoIrrs TO Liverpool about 0 900 bushels Of whsat
WIRE engaged, and 900 600 ditto corn, at 4d each
in ships bags. SEQ bales Of cotton compressed At I'd
aud 80 DO sea island at and 100 packages bac5n at
les. There was nothing TO London, or Hayre A
vessel was taken to load with lumber for Monte sdeo
at $40. To California rates without change, and
ranged from S5c Acc per foot measurement.
Flsf-Dry cod in fair demand at % rs 50 81 u per
cwt. Mackerel we're and wanted at full prices
Smoked herring wore selling at Coo for scaded aud CSC
for No. 1, per box.
Hors were inactive at unch angel rates =,
HAr About SEQ bales we're sold az ptc Csc
HINES -Sses OF 500 miners African were made at lee
Isos was dun for Scotch rig, and s,iss hght - ~
LArus were duh and heavy, a. VI SIX per thousand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

MoIAssB -sales # 40 bids Porto Rico were made ct
cec.; 20f bills New Orleans, at 24c. . 26c.
NAVAL S.oRys About 200 bills. spirits turpen tioe
were made at 52c cash.
Ons--Wtsle, sperm snd olive moderately sought
after at cid prices LiDseed less active but study
held 1T 7sc Tor lvee, sLd T5c ice for small lots, per
gallon. Lsrd uled about the
PROVISIONS Pork the deelioe. The sales iu-
GUIDED eco bis at slS SIX sl4 fog mesa aud Sill
Sly So Ter prime, per bb Cu'meats varied title.
Sales trans pret Of $50 bbs prime lard, lie. per h.
ard 200 bbis beef at former rates Butter and cheese
we're uncbspged
EIcE-Ibe market continues firm The stock IL light,
snd demand limited Sales to day, 80 casks, at
5zc., for fair TO good
RIAL ErAIB by Albert II Nicolay--At Hudson Park,
near Yonkers.-One plot Van Cortlsndt avenue,
s. 100; do do S40c; three DO do $500 each;
do Westcbester and Van Cortandt avenues S. 450;
one DO on Paade avenue $685. house and three acres
o. land, sic, $50.
sAIT-A cargo Of eco bushels Turks Island was sod
to arrive, and 1,70o Aston's Liverpool sold at
p. (.
SPICES About 10 cases Penang nutmsgs wsre sold at
102hc.
SUGAR The market firm. with rather do
ing. Among the sales were $50 hhds Cuba muscovado
st 5ke 5k, and $40, and about 800 do. do, out
Of market, At 514c, tne and 100 do go,d New Or
leans sold at 5Ac
TALow.-1he market was quiet ut 12kc. $780,,
asked.
TOBACCO The sales to-day and yesterday reached
about so or v0 bhds Kentucky, 81 prices ranging from
Nc. to l0c. the latter for Mason county.
WHsKEY - Ssles we're made Of 200 bbls Ohio and pr-
son, In lots, at Al 10 10 and $50 hhds, with 400
bills. drudge on private terms, per gallon.
WrNE-About so quarter casks sweet Malaga were sold
at zoe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

BROADWAY TnrATKg- Forrest IN to s,pes- AZ ism
The clos piece will be farce entitea the Pie
Ne,shbcf,' = IN which Daydge and Miss j. Gougeneem
viii appear.
BowERy THEATRE -"Eustacbe y new aud successful
piece Is TO be repeated 70 sight with the ZANE good
east. TIE farce tf "Grim sha~, Bradshaw. aod Bag
slaw" the drama OF the Pretty Girls Of Stilberg,"
will also be performed
N1mo,s GARDEN The benefit OF Mdle Yrcs Matthias
Is TO take place this evening The performances provided
comprises a from .Bela Is Perquerete, grand
attrs elton cannot fell Ia dra wing large audience.
BURROWS THEATRE three new ard highly success
full pieces entitled "Sunshne through Clouds Snow
Days. and the '.Filibuser 10 be performed this
evening This Is indeed unusual attraction for one
evenings amusement.
NATIONAL THEArRE.--" Eust ache" and "Fsshion and
highly successful those popular actors X. Scott, s.
Barry, j. Csnol Fox Mrs Nichols, and Mrs. Jones,
all appear in the casts.
wAIIAcK's ImATRE Mr. James wallack is toappear
as Erasmus Bookworm this evening, in the comedy of
6 The Scholar The successful piece, by Broughim,
of Ny Cousin German" is likewise to be performed.
Blake and Lester appearing in it.
METROPOLITAN TnEATRE -Miss Julia Dean Is to psrso-
nate the character Of Lady Teszle this evening In the
comedy Of the school for Scandal Eynge supporting
her a Chaeles Surface. Katharine and petrucho'
viii eose the amusements, EDDY and Mrs. Jones playing
the leading parts.
AMERICAN MusEUM.--Tbe drama entitled "Eustache"
is TO be repeated this evening with the good cast
Two amusing piecss win be given in the afternoon
ihe happy family continues to attract crowds
CIRCUS AND HIrpoDEoME.- combined companies OF
the Hippodrome and Southern Circus are drawing full
houses every afternoon and evening.
wooD's MINISTRIES continue 20 be favored with largo
audiences and their perfo of laugh
ter. A good performance for tonight
BUcKIRys' SEREHADERs " Lucretia Borga" il attract
g crowded Assem- biages every night 1t will BIO repeat
ed this evening with the cast.
WooD's ETHIOPIAN MSsTRns.-This company announce
many attractive features for this evening They
much admired.
Miss LOUISA RErDER Of this city is to make her debu
NJ the Bowery theatre Saturday evening naxt in the
arduous character of Blanca. Report speaks very ia
vorably Of her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

Amount OF dividends, October, 1888. $3.50 $50
Amount of dividends, April, 1854. 238 600
Amount Of dividends October 1894. 1881 900
The Boylston Bank made an extra cash dividend Of
per cent May 1853, Atlantic 10 per cent April 1854,
shawmut per cent july 1854, and the Mechanics DOW
t "a per cent rom she surplus me dividend o.
months Of its operation.
The present dividend of the Bank Is 15
Per cent On par of $3.50, or 80 per share.
The Atlas psys an inrreare OF " per cent, and the
Eliot per cent which the only changes since April
last and as compared with October, 1853, the North
has increased per cent Washington u, and Atlas "
thus showing very uniform rate.
The whole number Of banks Is now 81 the same ., in
April the Cochituae having failed and its place is sup
Piled by the Maverick of asst Boston, Capital $780, 000
which commenced operations Sept ID.
We give Ia the above table the amount Of capital
which the present dividends paid but the capital by
the weekly statement win vary somewhat from this
considerable new capital has been paid in which in
teIest only st the rate of six per cent is allowed tn
shawmu. Bank dviies per cent en- their $3.50 600 in
crease Of capital paid in July which is equal to per
cent sppum. The Boylston Grocers, and National
pay their dividends the whole amount Of capital
paid in at the present time.
The following twelve banks in Boston authorized
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

TUMBLED ABOUT WITHOUT BEING DISTURBED
man who resided during his lifetime without change
of residence in one house, which situated n the
town of sonth.ick, Mass born in Massachusetts,,
subsequently lived in Connecticut. and then again in
counties Of Hampshire, Mass Hartford, Conn and
Hampden Mass, and Of the towns of Westaeld, Sims
bury, Gransby, and Southwick. To ilustrate-he was
born in the town of Westfe county of Hampshire and
State of Massachusetts,. Then the tract on which he
ND tnrown within the town Of simsbury county Of
embraced within the lines of CRANKY, in the State
and county. The next change threw it into South wick
which subsequently was embraced in the county O.
Hampden.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

xembess'-John Il. Gousiis, Abraham Bay,is, Charles
CsrstnAs, Of the firm Of A Belmont aud Mr. Nelson
Campbell, of .he 6rm OF ward Campbell Il Co agents
for Barring Brothers Co committee to defend the
rights of the members in the matter OF the New Haven
Rslrosa Company's over issue and to fght the case
with the fu ds OF the board BY employing ase &c
far as ray be- The committee has engaged Mr. Gas
0'Conor.
AHst OF The stockholders o, the New York and New
Haven Railroad Company has been prepsred and
ready for examination at the office Of the company No
l Hanover street.
The Treasurer Of the State Of North Carolina has ad
ver ed for loan Of $3.50 in bonds bearing six per
interest maturing in thirty years. also for loan
of 1852 oOo in bonds bearing six per cent interest," ms
turing In ten years They will bear date the first day
Of July 1854 and i'll have coupons attached for the in
tsres at six per cent per annum the rst days
Of January and July in each year. Both interest and
pin pal will be payable at the Bank of the Republic in
the city of New York. unless where the purchaser pre-
fers to have them payable at the treasury of North
Carolina. They will be issued in sums of thousand
dollars each Bids will be received until the Goth Of 0c
tober. For further particulars zee advertisement.
comparison of the footugs of the weekly bank state
mens Of the Boston backs with those of the statement
for the previous week. exhibits the following results
BANKS OF Boston.
Sept. 49, SEPT IS.
Sapitai.. .Sol ,ZoooIo t5l, 4ue 700 lrcr S26l,5o
Lfans ana els
counts. 81 $50 eo5 so 9e7, SAB Deer. 772, 1862
Specie ........." 1925 1852 23a5,392 Incr 5o,24o
Due from other
bsnks........ 1928, $50 s 1s3 los Incr. 1874, 500
Due TO other bks cess 25 1897, 6c8 Deer. 306 III
deposits 12464 357 II 903, $50 Deer. soc, 427
Circulation. 1854 365 1856 SOC Deer. 11s, $50
The Maverick Bapt (ne~) is included in the latter
tp,n ard not in the former. This is the only bank
in Boston incorporated by the Legislature al its last
sion 1t is located at East Boston The increase Of
psl is made up follows-Maversk $24s 500; BiacS-
stone, s6,475; Eliot $500; National, IS, 800.
The Boston Daily advertiser gives the annexed state
ment showing the capital and last three nj annual
dividends Of the banks of that city with the market
lue OF stock dividend ococer 1885, and September 2i
1854 -
Boston BANK Dividends
denis V01 ofCL ocL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28
YTNHE GREAT NATIONAL9HORSE FAIR COMMENCE:
Il to-day at the National Course.-The grounds viii
be omen to the public at eleven O'Clock It will be ma

YTlHE GREAT NAT0NALl9HORsE FAIR COMMENCES
Il to-day at the National Course.-The grounds win
be open to the public at eleven O'Clock 1t win be
tonal affair." in the broadcast of the word in which
the and breede Of horses from all parts of the
Union, invited to participate The managers viii
make every effort in their power to render this son
Of ordinary interest," and they confidently believe
that this will be the best exhibition of horses that has
been held in this any other country, and espe
cay deserving the atent Of breeders farmers deal
and all those who interested In that noble ami
NAL the horse The National Course where the fair viii
be held il certainly the most beautiful and appropriate
ground where such exhibition could saks place 1t
contains every convenience and facility within itself for
the most perfect display Of largo number Of horses
could posib be brought together An Inside track has
beer laid out expressly for this OCCASION the most ample
have been made for all horses that may
be entered for competition and from the magnificent
and spacious stand the spectators will have uuner
rupted view Of all that ranspies upon the ground En-
tries win be received at the grounds the whole of to day
Persons desirous Of visiting the fair take the steam
boat at Fulton market that connects with the Flushing
Railroad, which viii convey them direct to the fair
grounds Stages leave Grand and Houston street ferries
Williamsburg every hour for the fair and persons who
the Tenth street ferry will End stages in readiness
TO convey them to the Flushing Railroad which viii be
free Of charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28
REMOVALS.. :

ID EM0vAL- RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE PUB
IL lie that / have removed my newly established
cleaning, dressing and repairing institution Of ladies'
and genuemens woollen clothing from 81 Division
street to 2l5 Bo~ery corner of Rvngon street where
shall continue to dress clothing In the most elegant
way Soliciting the kind protection Of the public beg
leave to state my prces:-Ladies woollen gowns, In
cludirg small REPAIRS 6s gentlenens coats, 81 pan
taoors A. vestings, (woolsn, silk vevet) Is Chi
dren's clothing much che per. j. BROCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28
sTOLENGOODs.
OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

nR WHEELER, OCcUIIsT, 4se BROADWAY, CORNER
~ OF Broome street, devotcs his attention to diseases
Of the eye and the public that there is Of
the numerous disorders to which the human eye Is sub
jec which he cannot thoroughly rnd permanently
Office hours IL A. NJ to p. NJ Artificial eyes insered
nR. JAMES W. POWELL, OJULIST, AURIST, &C.
IL Receives his patients from nine to four o'clock,
daily, at his Office BOZ Broadway, whore be procured
his popular 'sTreatiss the Eye" and his seactng
eye tnd ear fountains Artificial eyes inserted without
the sliehtest pain which exactly like the natural
eye, aud resemble II In color and expression.