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TOM,S CABIN OITTDONR,-Tb,

u greatest book of Tic age.-Dr Gums Domestic Ho.
d;cine Family Phys!ci.n-The poor mans friend
pain and sickness. Safe AID Reliable Guide.
The Publisher has the pleasure of announcing 70 The
public that DIR. Gums Book has been Published Fecu
lesrs, and during that tine nearly Haf Million Of Copies
of his work have been disposed Of.
This book points out in plain language free from doosore
erus the Diseases Of Men, Women and Children, and ihs
latest ano most improved used In their and
intended expressly for the benefit Of families II also
ains descriptions The Medical Roots and Herbs of
United States and how they be used In the Of
diseases. 1t is arranged O and simple plan, br
which the practice Of medicine is reduced to principles d
common ---.
1t does propose dispense with physicians seree
But does propose TO thousands ard Of
thousands annually, by putting the means od into
every mans hand and OF saving valuable lives
is of fer Importance by nstrucnc individuals how
to check disease the bcos las acquired too
much strength TO reslst and overcome.
For sale by FL. D.TCRSER,
n. c. Book Store.
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NUMBER 1884.
GIEB

On the slst u at the Nations Hstsi, xofsi VA tra
enc B. Mathews grand Of Col g. Birdsai sf ,hs Cav
in the 9Th year of his age. -
IL this City, Wednesday evening last john Primrose
Es9,-a worthy and useful citizen
In this City, on Wednesday last Mr.. B. F. fant.
Near this City, on "Wednesday last, Mr. Joseph Lane
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Nsw, FoRk, ygly 90 The total number ofdeaths
in this city during the pnst week was il4o ofwhich
ga were Of ehoiera- - -
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delphia, July 80. Four members Of one family were
inferred this afternoon, having died of cho!ers on
Friday and Satorday--a father, mother, and two
sons. Three children survive, two of whom are
very sick. q .s~zev = : -
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Highs mai.

D.. .ue vote tor Bragg is 1541-for Dockery 11so-
W. majority 361, showing clear gain of SO for
Scott ''1 '''- "'1
-, ~ me Commons Messrs. Rand, W. W. Whitaker
s. s'N "oraeca are elected. So a decided Wing has
s'I elected in Wake County Various causes have
'~0'ned to produce this unfortunate result. We
refer to them more particularly hereafter.
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~ James c. Bruce, ESQ.,, of Halifax, Va, and
President of the Agricultural Society of Virginia
and North Carolina delivered an Address, yester-
day. in Petersburg before the Society and its friends
We did not see the notice Of this Address in time,
or we would have published it as were requested
to do by the South-side Democrat. We concur with
the Farmers Journal in its view of this organization
on the part of Virginia and North Carolina:
What benefit that either Virginia or North Ca.
roina, as States, derive from such combination
we cannot see. That Petersburg would be benefit.
ted do not pretend to deny and this was the OBJ
jcct which the people of that city had in view when
this move was made. We say that We hope that
the people Of North Carolina will turn their faces
against any such combination, and we undertake
here to say that the farmers Of North Carolina can
manage their own State Agricultural Society without
asking the aid Of Virginia. We might say more of
this new institution, but cannot think but what
our people now have some State pride about them,
and are not still content to call upon Virginia as
they have done for her aid, when any thing new is
to be originated.
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Der will sell handsCr and fertile farm "
ing on the waters Of Tar RIVER and Fox Swamp and With
IN hall q mule Of the town of Louisburg. =, ~
Inc tract contains about $50 acres 1s5 acres Of
which best and creek bottom and about 100
OF forest land The upland lies like plain and is suscep.
tible Of the highest state If cultivation
There rich and nexhaustbe resources for comnost.
ing upon the premises 1t. guilty TO two of The best
schools in tue State its healthfuness and great fertility
rendsr 1t very desirable piece of property
large Female College IS 10 be erected soon within
half mile of the premises No who wishes purchase
can fail to be pleased.
Terms made to sdit the purchaser.
DEWITT c. STONE
Lousburg. August /, 1854 lOss-wsw
- The Register will give two insert mi.
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PEETE, PEPPER, & co..
WhnlaS lo Grnoore

~ Il III Il Ely a COs,
Wholesale Grocers.
FOR W4RDlSG AND COGALSSI1y MERCHANTS
p PoRTsMoUTH, VA.
"A Ii BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO THEM WILL IN
"A punctualy at ended to. -
Persons with whom not acquainted wishing goods
Forwarded by must send the money our Office a.
We hnd grsat difficulty in collecting small debts scattered
throughout the country. F--''
July 30; 1854. Ios.-sny
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nor SALE, A VALUABLE PLANTATION IN TIE
II COUNTY OF FRANKLIN, lying OF Crooked Greek.
miles South of Loishurg end twelve ries East of the
Raleigh Castor Railroad containing between One Tos
sand and 7i,ere Handrd Ae,s Of Land, 6bout fourth
pine Of The second growth, furnishing sbutsnse of ne
rail timber So 49, =
There is arabic land enough The tf1ct for ftcen
and in ne state Of cultivation TIE Sod is we'll adapted
TO tho growth of cotton, corn and such other crops
usually cultivated in ciiruaie.
TIVE Greeks through Che plantation, which snppy 10
aoundanty with water is also well eupiied witb srng.
Of excellent water.
The resources for making coupos: anost in
exhaustitle.
Tia improvements consist in q good Dwelling Horse,
kitchen aud negro hcusce very superior g cose, snoks
house. barn, cribs stalls, shelteTs. &c
The viii sold stocked With nrtles. hofscs,
CATTLE hogs sheep &c. otherwise suit the purchasers
Those wishing purchase would do vell address the
undersigned early Frankln.on and as determined
70 sell bargain can be had. -
7erms-oneursh casb, the balance IN easy psymeute.
= AE- EDw'D a. CRGDUP.
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Metropolitan Female Seminary
RALEIGH, n. G.

REV 4. AeDOEELL. H. a., PRLTCZPAL.
ENHE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCH
Il Monday, the 2alh Of july 1854.
All necessary information promptly furnished aFp
cation TO the principal.
Raleigh June z, 1854 2025-vev
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Wake County.

"egVe below the official vote of Wake County
as folows
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But grant there was determination on the part
OF q majority not to heed this view of the case
grant that this majority prepared waive the
Constitution and pass the original Homestead; we
submit that the matter is but slightly ended in the
Statesrghts opponents of the bill presenting mea
sure as substitute which yields the kernel to the
enemy and preserves at the time to themselves
a shell OF doubtful capacity to hold water. WUuld u
not have been oeer to have stood by their cooursand
to have denounced the actors in this crusade against
the Constitution and the equality of the States and
when oycrpowered by superior numbers, have been
able to exclalm to those States whose sovereignty
they embody, after the manner Of Francis to his
mother, Hadam zoe hare lost all but our honor ''
We shall publish in our next the views of the
Charleston Mercury, Richmond Enquirer, Richmond
Examiner, and Norfolk Argus. By the way, we were
mistaken in statement that the Argus is oppos-
ed to the measure. All the papers above mentioned
are for the bill, with the exception of the Examiner
U The Philadelphia Ledger learns that tho
following enquiries have been addressed to the Gu
bernatorial candidates of the several parties now
before the people of Pennsylvania by the so-called
American State Executive Committee:
!. Are you in favor of an undivided School Fund,
and of the Bible without note or comment as class
book in the public schoolss
2. Are you in favor of the principle of direct
election at the ballot box, by the people, of the
President and Vice President of the United States
8. Are you in favor of the election of Deputy
Postmasters in their respective localities, by the
people?
4. Arc you in favor Of limiting the public lands in
Homestead Bill !" to American citizens, either na-
tive born or naturalizedS
8. Are you in favor of the election of American
born citizens only to Officer
6. Are you in favor of the repeal Of the existing
Naturalization Lawsf
T. Do you accept the proposition that there is a
great and absorbing issue at this time before the
country, which, like "Aarons rod" swallows up all
the rest-an American party against foreign par
ty-until the sovereign people shall have decided
virtually at the ballot box that Americans by birth
shall rule America?
8. Are you in favor of an absolute separation be-
tween sectarianism and politics-an absolute and
| perpetual separation between Church and State,
whether the Churches be Protestant or Papist
Q. Do you consent to disclaim all Wing and Dem
ocratic party ties pledges, and thus to stand in
bold relief before the people as American candi
date under the patriotic banner ofbroad comprchen
| sive american nationality.
! 1t is due to frankncss to state, that whatever
any may be your reply, this letter and your reply
! will be published matter of course and shoult
We differ in whole or in part, honest differences
| opinion arc ever entitled to respect
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JOS. n. MARRIOTT,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
RALEIGE, n.
WILL practice in the County and Superior Courfs d
Wake. Johnston and Nash.
Office up stairs in ;he building occupied by B.
Smith.
Raleigh. June "a, is54. f0es-wy.
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GEO. HOWARD, Jr.,
Attorney al Law,
HAVING located WILSON. " c. will regularly attend
the Courts of Pitt, Greene, Wayne and Edgeombc Conn.
ties. Office next door 10 Gays IIo.el.
Wilson, Edsecoabe July Is 1874, IL
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Kranklin.on. July ], 1854.
ACADEM1

HNION ACADEMY.-THE I'm SESSION. OF
" this Schoel viii commence Oct 2nd 1894 1t 10 des.
rsbe that pupils should eay in the session
sibie r b. BAkke Principal. Board, IS per 1onsE, fu-
ition per session Of i've Honths s. la and 10 doiar.
So Z. ATKINSON = go ~.
r. W. wHITIE9, TSu.es.
=. ssStZ J.& WHITLEY.
JohnsnA Ca, August T. lssies aes4-wiy.
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opEhr:S BrssEE kENP r. Battle,
BUSBEE g. BATTLE,
Attorneys and CoRnsellors at Law,
RALEIGH, y. C.
WILL stend promptly 10 any business intrused 70 their
the central Counties Of the State and the State
and Federal Courts.
Qursfis BcssEEr C'rissoqer q Dcedt De a< Sut,s
Of
New YorE,- Pennsylvania, Maryland
Virginia, Sonih Carolina Georgia
Alabama Mississippi, Florida,
Texas, ARKANSAS, Tennessee,
Raleigh July le, 1854. IL
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SALISBURY, DAYTON, & Co.
Wholesale DEALERS IN
BOYS and Children,s Clothing

Boys and Children's Clothing,
10. 50, John ST. ife,c York
HAVE ON HAND AND IN PROGRESS OF BEINd
large assortment Of the above descrip.
non If Clothing adapted 10 The Fall and Winter trade and
which are offered on very favorable terms.
New York, June 20, 1854. et-swsm.
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NOR SALE, A VALUABLE PLANTATION IN TIg

Petersburg June o. 1894 6s-swsw
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a FEMALE TEACHER WAHTED.-I WISH
NAto engage the services of lady teach the French
languag ard Muse the Piano and Guitar. Those
string the situation will please send their Testimonials Of
Scholarship and Terms.
Address me post paid at Wilson, y. c.
z. ". AhANs
July s. 1854 6T-swtf
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STOLEN GOODS.

A SUPERB SCARLET CAMEIs' HaIE SCARF WAS
~ stolsa the Of the advsF sore time sac
sabuary, II tai ~ and suppos =
hsve tesn pasned Or sold On ace9unt Of its Popularity
ne could identity u inn cdilsy, ono for
tAsrs act anothsr hte In the country handsome re.
wafd v ~ even Fer hsTtc9vefF ard reward viii also
NIL Ntltt gfFfhse
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TIE LswN, AT vASDERBILT LANDING, sTAIEN
opened for vs,ers on SATURDAY, june 1884 The sub
srbr has taken every Iains 70 make tbis IN attractive
and retreat The extensive pleasure u
the Lawn tss.efsiy improved building.
in Of trees occupies the its
Of an old Huruenot residence and commands fine view Of
tLe harS0r New York The ocean steamers
,hupinQ pass fro Immediately before the
hs erry hoAs and within two hundred Of Tho house.
hsiesh % all kinds may be found al Tho ear-es,
conectenery. rastry &c Seaud ths subscriber intends
every attention and courtesy ID Ill DO Pad 70 all
wist his esta blishment or the grounds
JNo. PORTER. Vanderbilt Landing.
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T EBANoN SPRINGS. = COLUMBIA Hall. THIS
~ establishment will be opened the LIST May nexs
Families wishing Accommodation In tho hotel cottsges
can be nccomu odated favorable terms. German
and other thing necessary will DO provided
an Agreeable summer Eesideace by rs Proprietor.
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GUNNER HRTRKAr AND WATER CURE. ROUND
- Hill al NORTHAMPTON, nasa-fbs most dslshtfae
retreat in all England and extensive Woter
CUE nov der the charge H8LSTED, eeletrast
for his n on chrome diseases.
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ITO INVENTORS AND MANUFACTURERS.i
sale 81 bargain, patent right for the maui
nE fixtures, and steam power, situated in Newark
MI b rented 70 the purehAser u desirors 70 snts
geshsr rare opportunity 70 realize large returns 70
saerein invested, as the business is already well
hshed should the above not DO disposed " At priya
previous 20 Thursday Jnne % next ensuing, the sam
en- DC .asrsd, n that day At public auction for
parucuiars apply TO ANDREW SCHLECHT Admir-
ark N. J. NrwAnK N. j.. June /,
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yITANTFD-poARD For A LARGE FAMILY III A
w couni, house adjacent 10 the water R easy a0casa
70 he Gig by 2eam2.at o. ttlyo.d AdaIiss gitt DO
serr;ion w L., 81 Clinton Place FishN esfcct.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. so.

A GOOD HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS ron !
"A at . great bargain. The owner having moved I
city has NO further use for IL. Apply to JAS. A. CT
No. New Clinton Hail, Astor place.
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t. be or OF TO boz disturbed and Litton
BY hungry insects, IL Just nov the question.
ONO dash q LYONS powder, and they're tmitter,
While rats and mice, vile creatures that you'd lett
Die when they've rupped on his magnetic pile
And thus no rid OF two oonfoundea Ills.
nNrSClPAL DEp0TS For LYONS MAGNETIC &c "
de- aud pills, 424 Broadway New York, and Is pook
Philadelphia. Twenty tive oonSs faeh boz
ro5aE wholesale nj psoyOrt,onate rejpotion.
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TO SINGLE GENTLE TO LET III BRCOKLi II
10 single gentlemen without hohsd IN private family
larre air, bedroom iahed .ish either beds
with walk OF the Fuicn, Catherine or brJs
street FERRIES Apply at lS5 Hridsc street
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rTnos. L. BREASTED, REAL ESTATE BROKER NO.
100 Fulton street. N For ealo, Htoreg houses and
lots up and down town farm IN Wescheser county OF
splendid location; part OF tho puroh use
money remain mortgage. farm OF forty acres,
beautifully located also OF twenty thrso N the
township Of Yons hundred building ote in tho vi
LACE II Yonkers,
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E,OR sALE-A BAY HORSE, EIGHT YEARS oil
sixteen hands high, anted sound and kind. "o'
DC suitable for express coach horse Inquire
T. PHILLIPS 10 carmine street where the horse can
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RRYPoRT, N. J-NANsIoN noUsE.-EpMoND pEl
N 9s0OI late Of the Prescott House, Now York would
respectfully inform his friends and the public shat he Ia
leased the above for Of rears and vii u
ready for the reception Of transient and pei
ers on the 10th Of june The hotel has sly
and furnished throughout and complete IL al sp
poinments Attached tohe hotel a-o large and eonve1
neD stables sheds &c. for the accommodation horses
niyery Keyport being celebrated for hs fne Yiews
squatc amusemen:s sailing bathing fishing 30, renders
Of fayoIitc and fashionable sort for those who
consult economy convenience and tao comforts Of
NJ BThe popular steamboat John Hart leaves pier foot
Of Murray street every aseSnotn a. o'clock sandays
port viii be added to the Ene making two trips aay
way.
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EURsIsHED ROOMS TO LET-CN THE EUROPEAN
plan, TIC Broad way, suitable for families gentle
men who wish 90 1--we and where the comfort Of the
eIass and we'll adapted for those who wish to enjoy
the comforts home without the trou Of
Please spulv from 10 A.. NJ I'LL p. n.
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GALE or LOTS AT KEYP0RT.-THE FOURTH
- annual sale Of lots Of the Florence and Report
n.y. viii take place on the property at Union Asar Ks
% Friday, yuns 50, Ut 10 o'clock The value and "
Ance Of this location, hArbor and depot, 90 wei
derstssd % enly 70 require being Boats ssvs
Murray street, Ut A. n. And 8 r. ~: returning,
UnisA And Report ut A n Maps and nforneieI
Be had 1t the ofoss Of the Company, at Union, Ssw
or Philadelphis.
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dor sALE-ONE PAIR OF LARGE BAY HORSES.
hands bigh also. large bay verse, gray ho-
and one black and roaE-All from the country MI "
ransed sound. and all to be q ca Al Mr. j. D. NuMAs
stable, l56 Crosby street,
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Of the desirable house and store 400 Broad street.
the Tenth ward first location for dry goods ore
oyster and saloon Inquire par
tienlars, ~ 70 Maiden lane, New York.
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j. years old sound and kind in single and double har
win BIO warranted every respeo Apply as Nc. Front
,trc NJ kop-e atr
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ENOR SALE-A MORGAN MARE SIX YEARS o
sound and hind Of great endurance can trot IL ..
three minutes and y very promising. Wtil DO sois I
20 Bank street. Must be sold In me diateiy.
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LCoR SALE, CHEAP OR TO LET-THE SPLENDID
block Of ground containing sixty four los with the
mapsior house out buildings choice fruit teee flower
garden &C. bstwesn I49h l5Oh streets pnd seventh
and Eighth avonueg apply to J. AITKIN lawyer, 1l9
Ward Jun- Of lAth street and Sixth Pos
session immediately.
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T,OR SABA PAIR OF SPLENDID BAY HoRfs
without white hair upon then. 1s,s hands high,
stylish drivers old Kind and gentle IN sinr
double harness. and just from tho country the propof
gentleman Who has recently moved e The ETY. and
Smith Carpenter. 107 West Twenty seventh street,
tween Eighthnnd Ninth avenues. i
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sas ,,sar lasa rSf
grocery store OF State and sshermeThorn sts
BROOKLYN.
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TOR sALE-A SPLENDID sORREL BLOOD
horse Elk years old, l5 hands high, long tail; he
beautiful saddle horse, and trot IN ~ minutes Ia
mesa: he 10 warranted souna aud bottor dsposisio
horse no Is sold for Of use. Can be
Mr.. CHURCHS, 527 Hudson street.
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E,OR sALE-ONE OF TIE FINEST ROAD sAgEs
"a this city, ~ hands hiss, o. srsst sodur,nss,
old, sound true and lind the property OF private gs
man. Apply Il WYMANls, ~ Reade street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-03

TOR sALE-ON GRAND STREET, JERSEY CITY,
four cottage houses and three lots In thriving
neghbcrhood and oornern on main 1yenue short dis.
property Cheap. Half per interest.
Call Apply to \. H. BROWN, No. II Wall street.
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FURNITURE.

MO ono FURNITURE, FURSIrGnE-WANJBD
dtb -OVO ton thousand dollaTs worth Of new and
second hand furhjture feather teds carpets Be- also
keba jewelry gune pistols and 'nssrumenta OF every
description for which she hghes. cash price VIII DO paid
Money Vii also be bcgcy cdYanoSd OF tho above
spec,hed articles il wanted Apply at cur new auction
Nc. 20 atharne corner o. HeEfy st-eet. hoCAf
PRAY WALTERS.
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nIERRLPoNT HOUSE. BROOKLYN HEIGHrs WIII.


be opened for the accom- mediation OF guests or Thurs
hrtt OF June Situated Heirhts akss
ool and retired tho most favored rssort
commanding ofthe finest views Of New
aud the surrounding country hss erected and
fprnhed in the most modern style with view 10 the es
psciai aooommos OF families visiting
hundred rooms including seventy par
duced into each; also, baths and closets in each
story; Tho dining hall, ohees, ladies, and gentle
mems perlors being on the frst story Located within
aie- steps Of the waa street ferry makes convenient
for gentlemen d,ng hu.ness New York. vss those
whiting for pleasure having the advantage Of being quiet
a. night, free from dus., and enjoying deyhsfu
fretIe, RIsSFIf. CHASE e. co,
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HORsls, WAGON AND HARNESS FOR BALE !
IL gentleman leaving for Europe wishes TO dispose
80 idle wagon city made harness. &c For particular
BroORlvp.
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billiard TABLES ron sALE.-THERE CAN A.
ID ways found superior article the old
street. We invite gentlemen TO call and before
purchasing and rstisfs Themselves We have also trim
nines every description constantly hand which
GRIFFITH EcKER.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY.-A
psrlor with bedroom ohed disc back psrlor ele-
gantly furnished with bath, 40 laeuiYe A. No. lie
Roy place. iBleeNker streetl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-03

DOR SALE CHEAP-A FIRST RATE HORSE
IL light carriage, harness. saddle. &C. the owner hs,
no further use for them, Inquire o. ROOT CARTE ccr