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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-06


COLLISION ON THE GREAT WESTERN Rail-
wAY-Grest Less Of Lirhe accident reported by tele
graph few days ago the Great Western Railroad Of
Canada occurred through the bursting Of tho head of
the cylinder which threw the train Of time After
delay of the train proceeded at the rats Of 20
miles an hour, and when Chatham, In u dense fog
came in collision with gravel train passenger fur
pishes the Detroit Tribune Of the 2Tth ult with the fol-
lowing particulars: aF
Our locomotive was completely thrown over to the right
the express thrown and crushing the rst and
second into splintsrs 6emolishipg the
next and making wreck Of the third and driving IN
the end Of the The passengers in the last
tcanpd unhurt or with slight bruises Almost the entire
load Of the second class cars were killed or wounded
cut completely in two others with manglea heads
and bodies and without limbs The Screams and groans
OF the angled awful iG the extreme Every effort
was made by the conductor and to reeye the
suffer- ; but notwithstanding the almost superhuman
efforts relieve them ell wers not extricated until more
than four hours after the collision Heaps Of the dead
and wounded found in the ruins piled together In
\ all mangled shapes
one poor fellow was cut out Of the express bis limbs
banging out Of the side fifteen feet from the ground
One Of The strenges features Of the accident is that ali
the gravel cars demolished and piled upoa each
other with the tender Of the engine stove in The con-
ductor Of the gravel train was on the rear car WIN ms
signal light and negro boy at his side The conductor
| saved himself by jumping; the negro was killed .
Al the time Of the collision there was dense fog u
being almost Impossible to see lights Where the blame
belongs we know but there ID gross and culrabe
negligence in the affairs Of the road The conductor Of
the gravel train he was ordered out by sne
i tendent Of the gravel pit.
We ought to mention that on the third car from the
rear we bad light the time Of the collision and were
il total darkness nor had any thing hut pieces o.
candles stuck tubes at any time Those had gone ont
at the time Of the collision. -
The DEAD are lying around, and being mostly emf
grants their names cannot be readily got There was
one woman buried under Of ruins, and lay there
over hours before she extTicnted She must die
We were 81 mites from Detroit and Is from Chatham, th
surrounding counryfor miles vast swamp apd no ait
or physicians hand which, with the denseness OF tn
fog and frigtfu Of the wounded for help snt
ater rendered it the most appalling sesne imaginable
1t was heart-sic ming Yet all done that could
during the long ahenrs that tina miserable unfortu
mates lay waiting their for assistance One man ha
six friends with hm-ah killed There are whole fanl
lies killed, and not ascertain their names.
Ithas been ascertsined that fortyseyen men, wonae
and children were killed. and anyone wounded, many
them fatally 1t is the most awful railway accident tha
has occurred in America.
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CARPnTMGs AND DRAPERIEs. We hare ire
quenty referred to the excellent opportunes Tor selse
inn csrpetnss oil cloths and mats at the estsbishmsnt
an D cameron g. Co., No 2oGhartres and II Custom
hors straets One who has inspected their stock
would DO surprised at its exteus, aud at the different
qualities and prices Of their articles We refer our
10 the Of the firm and assure them
that they may rely ben we'll treated when thsy visit
them -..Lls H rI-ll 7. y -.z.. a.ee- -- ~
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MErAIRIz CouRsE. "A very good trot came
Of over the above course yesterday afternoon
There was quite large attendance, and every
thing went OF 70 the apparent satisfaction Of
avery body. re append 3 summary RS e
ArrAlsIr eorass Nor b 10 4--Trctsing- s1so--
Niis hrass best three in five, TO sulkies. 81
W N Rogers b. woedpeck<r. ..,,.......s.1 q ]
Mr. Mondy'eg HAsIe6one. $50 I = Z
y. M Reads q Woodehtck. 3 . d;
Time, 3fis- a.ti4 3:l2 2;5S-3;00
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We arc indebted to the officers Of the steamer
Aleck SCOTT for St. Louis papers Of lata date.
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Mnaicanathe ana.

ST. CHARLES THEATER - The st. Charles
opened its doors the sessonlas evening Daring the
summer the building has been repainted anu matersy
improved, and the company that - 70 intersss Anu
amuse us for ensuing months found themselves agree
ably placed and heartily welcomed To6sns untrue W.
natural and absurd comedy Of the Honey MOON was
performed with Mrs Stuart Julda and Mt Held as
Duke asansa DeBar a. matter q COURSE played the
afock Duke Mr. Wright appeared as Rolando and Mrs
Davis in the character Of roiante. The amusements
closed with rhs Toodles" 10 which Ben DsBar did full
Justice to g that asan,1 who wrote the piece ,-i
orr ysry limited space prevents any thing mere THAN
general notice OF the opening of the theater We shall
hereafter express OPINION to the merit OF tn
different artists, and keep our readers converans WIN
the dramatic performances of the city We trust the pre-
sent season may profitable the lessee as the last
sven though we should feel ourselves compelled to diner
from him in some Of theatrical interest Theirs
was COCA attendan last evening, and old and new
| actors were heartily welcomed. 5Sels' 6sll
| ORLEANS THEArE Err. The celebrated x Rnyel
family with Mmts Urea Matthias the Russian dapseuse
this evening" for the second time at the 0reans
Theator In variety Of pieces and pantomimes They
of very first character, and einenty
successful at Yatk As thsir engagement Is for
limited number Of nights, those who wish to see then
4 would do we'll to 90 at once asjE S,5E8. dsss5s
/ ST. CHARLES THEITER. Sir Bulwer Lytton's
beautiful play o. Money viii be performed this even
Ing at the St. Charles with Mrs Mary Stuart as Pau
and Mr. Held as Epevn There are few more agreeabl
pieces put on the stage and few who competent
enact the heroine Mrs Stuart. The smusemonts com
prise dance and conclude with q farce, a;8sl
/ NRIcE's.-Melodrama and paptomime con
tnue to be- tho order of the day at Dan Rices Some
the pieces aangunary enough to suit the taste Of
oannibal and others very amusing We are happy
eco that the house continues draw we'll The perform
this evening deserve the largest patronage and wi
A undoubtedly receive it. 5a5s
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TIE FIRE - CAAi.-4sloE. -ihe loss by the
extensive conEagraton in Charleston ths Goth ut Is
sssnatsd st nearly fsrsy thousand dollars.
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CHrDes Warehouse,

iff.ra 23 CHARITIES STREET.
y Jpstrscsysa from Engs and The Nrth hs allowing CAR
fETlN0S Aedos Brsrsls pestrg Tkrsepy Brus
ssl. vsns.p busch Hemp FLOOR OIL CLOTH ofsa
dss large beautiful ait
Vii Ao Window sbsdsa Table and Plane Govern, iaen
Drug Cths Stair Rods Matins, pl Of
lnakel iesae I.ts
az sptw 7A A. BRO SsEkU Il co.
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Curtains, DaMsashs, dGrpessng.
No 40 CHARITIES STREET,

ts The md aore and arriving dsa ehss &C.
l. .,on ~ All and yyoRsTgD pAkAsK ROPES, PRINTED
rAsr4,sc a. wopsTrpt COTTON WoRsTED DANAsks,
LACE ana lusIk CURTAINS roRSlcss, GiMPs, TAssELs,
cuans CURTAIN BANDS, TRIMMINGS, etc. t.=t
VELVET TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. RussEls THREA-PLf Aui
INGRAM cAppErfNo, TABLE ana PIANO COVERS, TABLE
LINES, LINEN sHEErINS TOWELS, cKuAB CLOTHS, RUGS.
MAZE, etc. j, =5f9sslff .z=5s;z
LOOKING GLASSES CLOCKS, CHINA WARE, BRONZE; PA
PIEk MACHr. SILVER PLATED WARE, MUSIC BOXES, etc.
ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY FURNITURE, IRON FuRFI
TURF, ste. ii t(4
t In ealing N. siisaon pable r,osk Of
u.nz An. would STATE have opsnsd SID he
sh and 81 Importation will sail cheaper than
oh.r hons, IN III. s,y for s.ii tnsoy paper.
nd apst ROBINs0N OLRoyD.
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Floes. OF. Cloths.

> F2oes. gesa Cloths.
Eyws hand rss aaermsn: Of FLOOR OIL cLoIiis
bsst aud ordinary suAsn from three 70 wsnyscar fact
wide which sat roo OF hail. We ara enabled ensr
purchaser In quality and priss
9F7g ...ALeo
TABLE OIL CLOTHS, TABLs COVERS, DOOR MATS. WIN
DOW CURTAINS, PAINTED WINDOW sHADEs s,e., .S.
1Itl u D. CAMERON . co, 70 charsrss
u And ahnnaa.t mia
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THE Cry HoTk1.. -- Another Of the fine pub
liz houses which adorn Neworlssns has completed It's
arrangements and made ready for winter business The
civ Hotel Is ons Of the popular IN the place and
has large list Of patrons who cannos be seduced from
~ the larger bills sine Of other
The popularity Of the propetors has extended to the
house itself and made IL most welcome place q resort
During the the ladies' psror has bsen entirely
and re,nrnished and now equal in beauty 70
any In the country II has the nnsst
length mirrors furniture that cost several
bon.and dollars All the rooms hare been repaired and
and are now as fresh the hrst Day hs
building was open We speak from e1pefienoe when We
commend the esirs equal 70 any In the city and only
give userance to universal opinion in noticing tns
popularity and courtesy Of Msssrs Hobrook 3 Boy Who
minister at The oaca gMessrs Stafford, Barseh Dane
have done every thing to ensnre the comfort Of then
quests ana will Doubtless fud their ROOMS crowded
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sNEwOaIEANs AND Texas MAIL LINE Inc
winter arrangement Of the NcwOrleans and Texas ~ a
Line comprising the fine steamships oharaes morgan
and Louisiana, IL advertised In an
other column The regularity speed and stanehness OF
these excellent boats too well known to require COM
msnt they are admirably commanded and exoellentiy
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THR TEMPERANCE QUESTION. The decision oi
the city to the propriety p licensing osnse;
comes of in few days some considerable nas
hss awakened and notice in another place calls for
meeting this evening at Mechsnics Hall The question
i, wo,tby Of dsonsso and there ought to be good at
tendance. IN our columns will also be found quite
article the other side Of the question: We IN
vita attention to It, There two sides 20 every Ques-
lion We hope our readers viii read the ,dyersise
ment OF this morning and also attend the meeting TINS
u. ID 30
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: r,TuaHA AZ WoRxs. A philadelphia cotempo ,.
e. cn,,ina tins atsSntion Of the auhorstie
x ,vnrks If the NEST Indecent character ~ nsSSars
about tha streets and in the prolc NV ~ srsens ar
,n,nr Ma old ssserts that st,aa,, n
"a n me pfiucipaI sources from wnc. se sson ~
AN - "a nson We hsse every less -
sS,,s, il Il added that many OF them sEe ha,
,i.haa here nd vs. frpla pefsonaA Z artist
,snsS Is nrsnars in Orleans where an a1..ss
ps.s NJ, nsr Of forty hands kept IN
gagged ID putting up ~ in1A'n'''e ~
the northern market.
We are not aware how great the PERSONS
knouledge ii ayphiladelphia contemporary may
No with the style Of literature and art TO whion
u alludes, nor how large patronage the NOR,
al citizens Of that place may extend 70 immoral
nictures and publications. 1t is branch q
liliterature to which We have never paid attenI
1 Am. and which has never been obtrudeds upon
our notice here As to the fact Of forty artists
being employed in this city constantly ~ prepafi
ing obscene plates, it may or may not De true
Although ii seems exceedingly doubtful lftrue
il is at least true that their productions are mo-
for home use, where there is no demand, ~
for expectation to the christians of Philade'pnif
and other Northern cities Cannot those news
papers Who are SO fond Of abusing and yillfyins
the South, and particularly New Orleans, az
tach this fast to the foregoing statsmsrs, snd ie
them travel together
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HesCh,s E'srt.ssgiaOus 1'osse.
sr Tbs Great southern R.m.d, for AsUE AND FEvSh
eHILls FEVER; fsia aas by far W.
discovered for ehs aaa
For ss byK D. BEACH, Of ohsrtrss
.ss; TaoAAa EANxfH. Camp sns Psgsraa, JAEss
sTlIE ssnsr Canal
- 4 -nan Inv
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Tts., Tar, Tar.
! kr SIX HUNDRED sARRE-S FOUR HUNDRED xHss
sAiyias sssr, M sale lowest Fiss y
| AZ S1w \. ]. walTr, ks~ kaIA.
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.CaSoeifaa! GAs.pesiMa!

Caspettag! Garpesisag!
nv We and choice Of VELVET
BRUssELLs TIiREE.PLy and INGRAM CARPETING.
Z....ALEo
FLOOR eLoTHs Tires trentyiour fsst wds Of shess
quality and pattern. An Of which offering low
ris.s j D. DAEERoa a CO No schsr,r-,
nd gplv -5@.t and " Cus.omhouss street.
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Esfs Insurance.
w o1.r,y sasn.st d in. SswIork Company
darihK ,hs Quarter sndsE September 80, isss-
On. hsndred and hhesu Policies issusd
The ma n,uras amounted % esti -
DO az rams time $50 s.
=4 ssgssI IL
Lat in haadt OF agent .Sss
"a ASSETS. a#zt z=5 -
in,s.d in NewYork ssearta
t2<sI
Blonde and Morts stl,fls 70
PYssnH Nee fof loan say bv ser GA
sss IN ssssis
er,,niuu, IL ,nis
"a
sss s& 81
Al, ar,ss asd policies the aba
cona sny by N.& ~ O c. LATHRoP, Agent,
nav % sstnp set, Ne m6rssns,
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PSamo F0rses.

Piano E0rtes.
Ey The Subscriber receiving large supply Of PIANO
FoRTEs styles from Tire eesrats eterits Of HAL
LETT DAVIS Co, of Bcaios, and sToDAtT CO., Of New
York which the atsaon 81 fine instrument
ia respectfully invited
os1 2p8t H, D, HEWITT, Agent, 80 Camp street.
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asser RscaAAp Il MAusr. ,...s.,xr N "
care IL YIN 81 Hnshrpuck. EGG q 49, N
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-23
Y L u S t $ q lie
LAND AND PERsONAL.PROPERTY

ssrrs virtue of deed of Trust executed by
- George H Mitchell, and of record III the
clerks office Of The county court Of Augusta, the
undersigned, the Trustee in said deed. Will
proceed on the | tlh daI of November 1854 at
the residence OF said Mitchell, 10 sell so much
oil the property conveyed by said deed, consist
ing of The interest Of said Mitchell in The La
Grange falm,--thirly acres Of laad, more or
less, being the same purchased OF Peylon'a ex-
eculols, and subject 10 portion OF the purchase
money. Atou: six acres Of lane, adjoining the
La Grange farm, ard purchased Of jos. T..
Mitchell; eleven head of horses and coils; 5
mich cows one three year, cid heiier, three
yearling steers, 40 or 30 head Of hogs, Two
wagons. one earl, seer for len horses, one bar
ouche and harnt SIS, number of farming imfle-
menis a quantity oil grain, HOUSEHOLD j.
KITCHEN FURNITURE in said deed meE-
toned Also, negro boy named Calder OF
defective mind, and other property mentioned
i'll said deed, as will discharge the debts seeur-
ed thereby.
IERBIS.- BY consent of parties credit OF
sixty days will be given on all sums over So
The purchasers giving bond with approved seeur
liy, under So cash.
ROBERT p. KINNEY.
n. X. TROUT.
Oct 8, 1854
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-23
TIME ANDTIDEwAIT FOR MAN

In mems affairs there Is a eide,
SO truly sings the poet
But how can men on It's flood rlhe
If they've no .'time, 10 show II =,
The soolfes. then it's understood
The time-lIde GIBBS and flows.
Tie sooner you can take The ilood
And on lis Tide repese.
l. lime and tile VIII .sait fer none.
Their movements keeping chime,
Without a watch you re lelt aIon,,
es, all alone to time.
With time. piece of welliesied time
No dood-lide will be lost,
If ale The fisher casts bis line
On ebb tide lack he's tossed
The sailor, tco, who lleaves the lead
end Keeping watch by guess
Will lose his reckoning, kept hy head
A1d rslse a rebel mess.
A soldier, should your calling be,
You'll want youi iime.kept tue;
You viii mark time, then, 10 L
II taught by Bartholomew.
Let lovers, too, in guessing mood
Once miss the wedding hour,
No tide, 90 them, lis future flood
Would Yield its nupllal power.
/ he merchant and the farmer toe,
The mechanic ard The baker,
Whal, in word, would all men do
Wilhoui-a good matchmaker?
Love chains Too, nu gilled letters.
Z would be had to find .!!eir, bettefs,
Breast pins Of pearl and gold ! bend
So GOOD they come not back 10 mend
Then have metallic mixtures,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-23

For the Vindied.ct

MrssRs. Ep1ToRs-I have Seen denied
by the edito,s of the Spectator the pfivil-
eye of replying to..a communication which
appeared in that paper last week, reflect
ing on me, upon the ground that the au-
thor's name ought not 10 lie published
They have serupuIous notions which do
not understand. cannot see the justice
of making an attack on man, and then
refusing him the privilege of replying
through the same medium. This, in my
opinion, is one-sided case, and one which
| cannot we'll reconcile with past events
am surprised that the editors Of the, Spec
ta:or would support man (!ohh D. I'm
boden) who for the last four or five years
has Ike pt Staunton, Richmond and Augusta
tounty stirred up, aad in one continued
Scene Of excitement. And, alter llor-
ough investigation, what did it amount to !?
1t served only to raise the reputation of DR..
Stribling, ard exhibit his true merit. And
how he cuts loose at me, and states that
have been secretly procuring the proxies Of
stockholders for the put pose OF defeating
Mr.. Randolph's recollection as President OF
said road and then goes on TO state that !
entertain hostile feelings to him and the
read If Lam to be judged by my acts. Now
should not notice such a low and malci-
bus piece, had not the author stated that
had sued the company for money justly due
me; (Which | shall be able to prove on
trial,) this is the only truth in the card
In the first place, he says secretly pro-
duced proxies OF Stockh olders. This |
pronounce to be base liz, and which can
be readily ascertained by going TO the
Stockholders, who gave mt their proxies
and the author knew it was not SO when
he pemned il. In the second place, he
says vlat am hostile to Mr.. Randolph.
This is also untrue. So far as | know,
MI. Randolph and myself are friendly. |
have no doubt he will testify to the seine.
But do rot think he has acted fairly with
me as President of said road III controver-
sy; at the same time do not hesitate to
say Aat think he is not calculated TO
make.a fit President for the said Company
for reasons too well Known Tor me to
mention. And as for the State director,
&. d. Imboden.) the counsel for Mr. Ram
dolph in this controversy Of the Browns
burg road, he has tried to prejudice the
public against me, Cor the purpose soitiy ol
gaining case in Which he Is ceuhsef
which is TO be tried next month. | no"
ask the public to say whether this conduct
is becoming in i le,eger, aud if they aP-
prove his course towards me. | nave III.
another word to utter Oh the subject
And to sum up the whole, Buckles corner
at the pump, is a perfec, rendezvous iol
all rordies, if am to Judge from thei'
action. jos. Il. MITCHELL.
October %. lS54.-it.
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s,lEgIi(s Sale.

M Ill be sold at public auction, at the late
residence Of Jas. NJ. Dunn, decd, on
Tuesday the 9Th day oi October next the PER.
SoNAL PROPERTY Of the deed. Among
7Hie articles for sale are new one horse wagon,
buggy and hairless and all the goods in slofs
consisting OF a variety OIL excellent Dry Goods,
Hardware, Groceries, Medicines, and dye
SUITS. The sale will be continued lrom day 10
day until all the goods ara disposed of. Terms
made known on day of sale.
Take notice, al WHO may be concerned, thai
the accounts are made oil ready for settlement,
aud it is desired that these who are indebted ie
the estate BY bond or account, will come for
ward and settle before the day Of sale, either By
payment or bond.
As it cannot be expected that | shall &c
around to settle with persons at their own heu-
ses, Mr.. A. G. Dunn is acting as Clek and
agent al tie store, please call on him and close
accounts, &c, as indulgence positively will mol
be given. Those having claims are requested
10 present them properly authenticated.
JNO. HAMILTON, Admir-
October Q, 1854
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-23
FRESH ARRIVAL,
OF Watches, Je,celry and Steer Ware, q
u. NJ. EsEGssEsssHrMS

Opposite Slessrs. T. p. g. J. B Eskridgc,
(Dfug Sofe.)
EST II +, subscriber having returned from the
j.. North, respectfully invites the attention OF
the Iublic 10 the Isplected stock O. The above
goods, consisting oil Watches of the most ap-
proved makers New and beautiful styles OF
Diamond, Ruby ana Pearl; Mosaic, Cameo and
Lava Brest Pins Ear Rings and Finger Rings,
etc.
ALSO.--A good assortment of Jett goods so
fashionable at this time. Silver Spoons. Forks
and Ladies' aud every other article in his line
Of Business. Watches carefully repaired and
warranted Every article warranted as repre-
sented or the money returned.
Slaunton, oct %, 1854.
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va. AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

Y "A. A1RiCt u Il L ~ II "A u l. Il IL.
va. Central Railroad Arrangement
ST. Persons exhibiting evidence Of being life
members Of the Va St. Agricultural Society,
will pass free 10 and from the exhibition al
Richmond.
2ad Persons exhibiting evidence Of being an :.
nnal members for the present, year, having paid
their fare going, may return free
3rd. Freight ON all subjects of exhibition will
have TO be paid going down, but il not,sod, aud
the ar,it les are offered 10 be carried back by the
same owner, they i'll be taken free and The o.
fiainal pay.nant refunded.
These terms are offered between Oct. 27th and
November 9Th inclusive, and al no other time J;
unless freight is offered by 6 Nov. and can
not be received. Persons returning after The
9th November, will be charged the regular fare
whether life members or not.
Persons ha9ng stock or other articles for ex,
hblion must give notice 10 The Depot Agent
where thay are to be shipped from, three days
beforehand.
By order of the F3oard Of Directors.
oct l6. IL. d. WiiTC0MB, Supt.
Persons not now members eat; become 81 BY
getting certificates in Richmond, which will err
title them to the benefit Of The above.
FRANK. G, RUFFiN.
oct IS. Sec'y Va. s ate Ayr Society.
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n oticc..

'HNHE Animal Meeting of the Stock holders of
II the Valley Turnpike Company will be held
in fIarrsoaburg on Thursday the Goth Of Oclo-
Der, 1854
The Board Of Directors will NEE: at the same
place on "Wednesday the 25lh of October. BY
order cl the Board.
Us. CALVERT, elk, Y. T. Co.