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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-29

FURNISHED MOONS TO LET AT A MODERATE
rae scnteely furnished 10 private family wher:
there hoardsrs broadway central part Of
the city No removal in Nay Address T. p Y, box 1888
Once.
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ITO IET-APA2TNFNrs ON THE FIRST FLOOR,
richly Furnished, consisting Of an elegant psrlsr bed
and dressing with bath also apart
ments and third and ourth doors
c 1ord strscs
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ITO LET-HoUsE l7s ADAMS STREET. BROOKLYN,
pleasantly situated Three story frame house, elegantly
fttsd up with gas &c For particulars inquire at 1sS
South street New York. TO Msssrs Lopsr Fauster,
No. Sands street, Brooklyn.
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SAMUEL H. CIBBENS.-Grocer.

NJ. 2ls Na>i"-to3 T.. BOSTON. Bouquets Cut
/ lowers mad cii"lc" Fruits. Agency for bui;arry'-
Hrvllcn:' Arahira and ether Invalid Food.
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The Women Saw,

4 H. IL" Committees ii onr Natui.:l. State. aul
~ County Hair ~av:
Every ur'ir' uticci. common >c,.>cI man Sly>.
and -. u. ~. nl..L...nNA uL..r.E TIM lie
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THE CAL DON A N.
PENRYHN MARBLE co.

JOSEPH STORY, Agent Corner Of fremont
and Howard st>, Opposite Hanover st.. Up Stairs,
Boston. Chimney Pieces, Pier Slabs. &c. made of
Enamelled Stone in perfect imitation OF the most
beautiful and richest kinds of Marble. While cx-
ceiling all others in finish and appearance, they are
sold cheaper than ANYTHING of the kind i'll the mar
ket-llavc been largely introduced into public and
private buildings. receiving general commentator.
At TIE late exhibition ofthc Mass. Charitable Me
clanics' Association" and the New York 'Amcri-
can Institute they were awarded the highest pre-
mumS-a gold medal from each.
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A DEEP SrEING.-On Lake Prairie.
Iowa. there is spring, the bottom of which
10 plunmct has ever vet sounded. 1t ha, a
false bottom about three feet from lis surface,
through which. if a heavy twenty foot pole be
thrust it will sink under the sane, compos-
Ing this crust-lke layer. and in monlrnt
after It's disappearance. will bound up again
on the surface. An Indian legend has it.
that on quiet. fu!moon night the Great
SPIRIT led the wi, kcd ones of a certain Tube
thi,hcr, ard when they saw the glorious beau
ty OF the crystal water they though, to battle
Themselves in the moon kissed fountain, and
tn, reiore plunged into the spring, bat sunk
to rise no more. Ever afterwards. runs the
story. the nancS of those evil unior,ura,c>
have troubled the bottonlcss waters; and TO
this day they a-i,a:c the deceptive bosom OF
the beautiful though dangerous spring.
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cfHN' VH!ce, % BFooifcid ST., BOSTON,
i'E GhI.ENi> probably the only scientific ,.hv-
scan who has ever thoroughly investigated the
mai '!Fal >y:ten of medicine as Taciccd by the ;i,-
OrloiEc> Of this country 90"
DR.: "MAy he consulted at h;s Office every Mon
H'E: "r.ay, a't saturday. from eI A. NJ. til Al
/. ". NJ Tie original Indian Remedies prepared
Circulars. containing cons!cnscl .le.cr;nton af /;
moce OF practice, with abundant reference Il,
cured ilay be obtained at the Br.s office. or of
MS agent or sent by mail. free of charge to any ono
requesting H. Terms n:he-a,Iyicc free
III; IEEES'S Indian Ianacca: for Hunor> ,,ftl,o
,'''"''' 'i''iA Sicrliic. far Conrl.>. Con- un.inm
~ i'r ~a'c by { BINGHAM. A.xt '''
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j. PIIILBRICK'S
OOk ND ITJ() NE'RI STORE.

BOOK IND STATIONERY STORE.
No. 62 Hanover st.. under the American House,
Boston. Nj new books rcccivcdaS soon as publish
ed, which, it'll t~tt.ii immense stock OF stand
ard and Miscellaneous Books. comprising all the va
r;ctic> in Ancient and Modern Literature. present
the largest assortment in this city. Particular at
tcnton given to furnishing Public and Private Ii
hraric>, at the very lowest rates. Country dealers
and others are respectfully invited 10 call before
purchasing elsewhere. Also, a splendid stock Of
Letter. Cap. Bill and Note Papers. Envelopes Blank
Books. &c Orders for Books respectfully solicited
and rno bargains warranted
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IRON PLANER

Which they have recently pu. i'll operation which
j. ,alrII,c Of llaliil.g twenty ;'ct II !''~i tofty
q lt inches in wil.h and t"rtv-tw" inches IN '.cih.
wiki which they are prepared with experience!
w"rkucu 20 ,io any io~ OF blaming al >!l"r. n,ce.
io the c,ltre satisfaction "i their cu~t icr>. They
lave a,-o in connection with their business cNler-
clcct Pattern Maker. and can >ill: orders III
that Inc.
Tie saw Mil. Eoarl and C!aito.r.! Fiancr- ans
Io.ting Machine conlcc!ei with this establishment
arc III operation and constantly prepared WIKI en-
I,rri,lcc,, workmcn t''r hu>c-- Ii ;.ii> line
= Ll,.;,,,ry " July I>5l S>i,f
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g The following is a list of many of the most sub
stantial and honorable business firms in Boston.
Merchants and Others visiting the city, will find
the Directory of great service TO them, and they
are advised to take il with them.
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CAN BE HAD AT

\. ". FOILAHB'S. No & Court street. Boston
Military Cloths am! Trimmings.
Sw"rl-. Epaulc.>. S,~lic. Army Iacc~ &c.
Hr@a!ia Goods, with Lacc~. Stars ami EmhlcnS.
theatrical t"-:'.inii.., Articles with Iace>, &c.
Fencing Fo~. Ma-k>. and Battle Swords,
Banner Silks. Frincc>. la-~cl>. &c.
ornamental trimmings for Engine Companies.
nit"'l State Flag. Decorations &c.
Ec@alia AMI Jcwei. Tor alI the 'or.cr>.''
Ea.."; Eoxr- IN! l;:.,i- 'i.lyel~ Nc.
Masonic Carpets. Diplomas and Books.
Il YOU want AZ article vou do no; know where 70
find direct y"ur orders Il, above. One price o,.lv
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A. A. r G. ~ y . c. A. y.

NJ. Ia Stat" T.. J, -'ol. PACED Accom-, Book
Manufacturer. Wholesale a,I Retail Dealer in
Foreign and Domestic Stafoqcrv
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s.. .'o'l,shurv. .'unc :. 1874.
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Ey One ought to love society if he wishes
to enjoy solitude. 1t is social nature that
solitude works upon with most various power.
Ii one is mi>anthropic, and bctakcs himself
to loneliness that he may get away from
hateful things, solitude is sill cnt emptiness
to him. Bat as, after bell has tollc,i or
rung, We love to hear its sounds dying away
in vibrations fainter and fainter, and when
they have wholly ceased, feel that the very
silence is musical too. so it is with solitude
which is but a few bars of rest between stratus
of music, and would not be what it is If We
did not 60 t.'oa activity to it, and into activity
from ii,
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head, cars. and horns adjusted on his own
head, so as to make the deception very COM
pictc; and, thus ACQUIRED, he stations him.
self between the bison herd and some of the
prccipices that often extend for several miles
along the river. The Indians surround the
herd as nearly as possible, when at given
signal, they show themselves, and rush for
ward with loud yells. The animals being
alarmed and seeing no way open but in the
direction of the disguised Indian, run towards
him, and he, taking to flight, dashes on to
! the prccipicc. where he suddenly secures
himself in some previously ascertained crew
lee The foremost of the herd arrives at the
1rink - there is no possibility of retreat, no
chance of escape the foremost may for an
instant shrink with terror, but the crowd be-
hind, who are terrified by the approaching
hunters, rush forward with increasing impct-
uo,ity, and the aggregated force hurls them
successfully into the gulf, where certain
death awaits them.
The number Of these animals which are
every year destroyed, chiefly for their skins
which are sold under the title of buda'o robes
may, perhaps, lie imagined by the general
use and chcarness of this article. But the
time is not distant when these robes will he a
luxury, which only the rich can afford, their
numbers every year diminishing as these
animals grow more scarce and VIC are told
by western travellers, that their future dim
mutton will be proportionally accelerated by
the immense immigration toward the Pacific
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BOOTS, SHOES & RUBBERS.

HENRY l.. DAGGETT. has for sale 4 large stock OF
Boots and Shoes made of the best stock, for the
New England trade and they will be sold at the
lowest prices for cash Also. all kinds OF stock f"r
Shoe Manufacturers, Mt the lowest prices
No. % kilhY ST. fOnnnsitt Central t. Boston.
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BO L KC e. IL WITH

!"'-' orr" Manufacturers Wareroom. Va. s1s
nm Washington :. no~.on
AZ ~. WN Ir,,r,,
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ARD ENGRAVING AND COrpCErI ALE
PRINTING ESTARJ.JSIuNENT

III" p"p" ;"r the safe of Entmcl'cl Cards and En-
NcIn'cS. The subscriber would call the attention
o iflhtcr> and the trade To his large and well Sc
ier'cd stock Of Fancy Cards. Note Parcr and En-
Vci"l"S- beautifully Illuminated Palcr. for "Es
OF Fare Invitations. &c. Ball CARDS Of new and
bca'itli, Patterns Weiiiii. Stationery >, y. En-
a'Hrl!eI and rlain Envelopes. Cake Eoxes. &c.
Wedding invitation. AI,irc>> and Business Cards
Tl2';''e' 20 order IN the highest style Of art The
i'""c Respectfully invited 10 call and examine Srcc
linens. Ms. DrArEoEx, "A School ~ Enpt,on
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

ME-. the Subscribers, being appointed bv the
w IHrp!:c Codrt for the District ii Cai..o-
MA commissioners to receive examine. and ahiu>,
all c.- and '!"ma'> of#il persons against BE c>.
fa:c Of widow sally Clark, late of Barnet. in said
'!:trict ,icce: ad lie claim. Of .c deceased cx
!I'';c'i IL "i:~ct thereto. hereby give notice thu,
SIN months l"ni he 25 day Of August \. d. 80 I,
IRE allowed For TIE creditors to prc>cAt tcir claims
tn SAID commissioners, "r cXai,in:ttu n ami allow
ance and that we viii meet for that ,u;rrur.c. IT
the dwelling House Of William Lawrence. in St
J"hn>hErv. on the 81 Monday o: November r,xt
and the 1T Monday in February following, at ole
q clock afternoon. on each Of said DAYS
LEVI F.rAEkS,
+. A. PACKS, '"h'n'S>''cFs'
fas>llmpsic. Sept. .. 1854 s.lys
STATE OF VERMONT.
Caledonia District, S.
At Probate court held at parvi.e. in said district
or the 18th 'lav Of September. A. d. 1874.
Hrs. Mary Il. Brown and l.. :. Freeman f.,
w I" whom administration If the estate of Daniel
Brown Jr.. late of Waterford in said district, de,
ceased, litcStatc. hath been granted rcprc~cnt to
S r"rr by !!.cr petition il Wri:in" tia. tie said
i'i'itr i'fown j. deceased, was. at the time of his
deat'i the owner "fccf;:.ii. Real Estate 10 wit:
Orc undivided! l;aif ofthc Homestead of said de-
ceased. situated in said Waterford, co,,tai,,inr
22' acres Of land with buildings thereon. Also an
r'itiai'!r ifcic>t the other moctv 1r Ealfof sair,
homestead. SUBJECT and encountered with Tie it.
support and maintenance tie father Of said do
ceased: Also one "ther piece Of Pasture Land, in
,aI' Waterford. c"iianin. by estimation II acres.
ana 'hrcc acres "i tiilAGc and moving :,oininr
the aid Homestead =
Also that sad deceased left certain pcrsonal o..
ta'c.c"!!>:>n~ oi Farm stock agricultural tc., I'M
PIGMENTS, household goods, am! miscellaneous Of
t,,rtS. -
SAD Administrators also represent to said court.
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springs up after a fire has passed over the
prairie. In winter, they live by scrapins the
snow from The grass but are often very lean
in The spring from want of sustcnancc. Most
of them, however, on the approach of winter
wander to the south, where little or no snow
tails, and again migrate TO the north in the
spring. When wounded the bison becomes
fierce and yi.!ictive, and will pursue and
,rarirle upon the hunter wien he can over
take linn; and, unless wcunded in the limbs.
II is sa! tha; they sometimes pursue the fleet
cSt Indian runner wit success.
r!.c tavoritc In.lian method of killing the
bison is by riding Up to iilc latest of the
sIart, on horseback, and shooting it with an
arrow. When large party Of hunters are
engaged in this way, the spectacle is im1os-
in.. and the young men have many or;,crta-
mites of displaying their skill and agility
Ihe horses appear to enjoy the sport as much
rs their riders. and are very active in gliding
the shock Of the animal! should it turn ca its
rur>'lcr. Tie most common method, :!owev-
cr, Of shooting the bison. is by crawling TO-
war; tAc.n from TO !cward and in .ayora-
bic i.''rcS..reat numbers are taken in pounds
When Ike bison runs it leans very m.c:r 70
one SIDE, for short space of time, and then
TO the a;lcv, ai.,! 50 Oh alternately.
When Ike Indians determine TO destroy
L;soaS, as they frequently do, ty driving
them over precipice, one Of their swiites.-
footed and most active young men is selected.
Tho i u .:'ie'! n / bison kin. hAvn. ;hr
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:. e.. SIMPkINS.

No. III star" =. opposite Broad st.. Boston oticr>
;r ~n,c extensive assortment of Account books
Letter Copying Presses, Copying Books. CouptiH-
1, Ne and School Safioncrv &C.
Eal.h> :l.I Insurance Companies furnished with
SUPERIOR Ncruii l;ur L.. I" pattern at short u.;icc
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a WI ARIAH STOR Nc

Oc"1r :, IN every variety Of Cards. Card Board.
H. \: Ticket Stock. Fancy Papers etc.
NOS "a and sc CornIlill, Boston.
,.'T'' "a any shade, manufactured 10 order and
u i"he'S en- TO pattern, ~ hort notice.
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BOOTS e. SHOES.

C.& Moon. Wholesale Dealers in Boots, Shoes X
Leather No. 26 & 2s Central St, have on hand a
stock of the best manufacture, which they viii sell
at the lowest prices in the market, for cash.
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Stencil Plates and Indelible Ink,

For N.Ih ~ Clothing Nc. All kinds oi Stencil
Pate. Npllal'cl- and FieUrc> N Wholesale ami
rrtai'. A-or- AID N-"H':'c'Urcr- nj piled with
f.a.c~ lMh. brushes France Nc. t""r,,r. Terms
Cash Address y VI Jr.r.,lI IL. >al,,u :. E,,--,.,
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RlISEER l:ONnS
X. ii. SP.tLDIN(:.

S"r Manufacturer Of the original Porter Eurrin@
~! !! Nl>r. superior Cam hcnc ~: Acohrl
iIid Chandeliers. AN! Lamps If every tc-crif.:or
No. aM., !! Ir..nnAt Row E..s,.n
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RE NOV Al.

h"Xhnrv Hubber Ware Rooms. ~ school St. Eos.on
lie subscriber sollrit> call from Ill who are in
', MI'' u ""'"cr toH>. The Goods ut this c>:-
,,>''ii'it ;ir" all manufactured under GnoJyc,r's
Patent. AMI warranted not to he a,lrct, Iv Ec,, r
coh'. Amongst the great VARIETY arc-Cuat. Canes
iHnitS Caps, Mir Bel and Pillows Life pre>cryrr.
ii"r,c Covers. Nursery Shec.ing, Carriage Cloths
tMhhcr Gloves ;i'! Nittc,.~, Surgical Articles Tr,y
cling Ea-'> Ruhhrr Boots and Shoes Rubber Hose
Nc. NJ Wholesale ami retail by G. HAYES.
- School 81; Boston
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CARPETIN(S.. MARTIN.

IG3 Hanover st., has good assortment GLOW pric-
cd Carpets, which he will sell at 81 bargain. Also,
Window Shilcs and Fixtures. and all other kinds
of Goods usually kept i'll Carpet Stores.
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ho'c>al, and Retail Dealer in Cider. Ale. p,rt.r
ana Mineral Water. llowar.. Athcnai,m Bni,,lince
Howard l.. Boston,
Il0tcI- sl.lnlicd on rcaso1nI,lc trr,ns
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ClRCl-LAR BlIJ.DINC.

Junction Marshall Blackstone 4 Hanover street.
Boston. Carpet and Furniture Store Plush Fur
iiturc made To- order. Wholesale for cash. retail
for cash very low. Please Cnll. W.P. H. BI:,rk,
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MRS. w. GRIFFITnS

Manufacturer and Dealer ir Ladies Dress Caps
silk and Satin l!onnc.>, Hucic>. Nc. Also, ImIor-
CT Of Moar Head Dresses, III every variety.
IS Mix It.. cor. Of ncvon>hirc 81. Boston.
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BONNET RIBBONS.
SMITH. SUMNER & Co. Importers Of
EHE.NfW IND MILLINERY GOODS

Have :ov in store q full assortment of Ribbons X
Trmmu -. in all widths and styles: and Il more
complete stock Of General Millinery and silk Goods
than at present on hand cannot hc found in the
country. The trade are urgently requested 10 OK
anime this stock which viii tie sold on the most ia
,t,ri,. terms M -, MIN street BOSTON
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SEAMEN & NAVAL OFFICERS
MELVILLE NJ. MANNING.
Gunny Bags anG Gurny Cloth.

7" L'l''!rc Ttt'o!- AMI U,lIc-~
! ne >n'~rr'cr~ have constantly on h..ud lnr.-c
>'"ch ~ ':unny E;"~ Az, t;i:nnv Clcl and viii il,
happy TO supply tie trade w. M,ctl!r& Co..
10 Commercial f. lt.>.,,n
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NATHAN HASKINS, Machine Broker
C0rbett'S Shaker Syrup Of Sarsaparii!a.

Aud Browns Shaker Fuii Extract of Nalcrl,,;.
DR.. Mavnard'> CnllnIan & Deans Rheumatic rjIl,.
for sale !'y MAYNARD 4 MOVES.
II Merchants Row. Eo>ton.
sole Age't' for the United States x Can,.,a> Also
10y al the PRINCIPAL wloc> Nrucci.,, in IA, ESQ.
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WRIGHT 4 MOORE.

p'a''rN IN .>or,>, Tin. .NeH Eon, Bri,on,,;p
and .'arHnncd Ware. "l-o good assortment Of
'"'htH- ten>'.S. No. >" Mon t.. E.~t,n.
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The Wonders of the ACe

Pref. Wants UIIH RENTOEITICC.
VIII positively re tore ar.: cha.lcc rrcv hair ~ is
natural color. WI. DYER. General Agent.
l3l Washington t.. U'I. STAIRS I;os,oJl.
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SPEAKING TUBES,

With all the improvements, fitted and rutupby
SETH ". FULLER. Bell Hanger,
No % DcvoI>hrc st.. Boston.
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BROWN & MONROE'S

Celebrated Grand Action PIANO FORTES.
which for richness, purity and briiliancy al t"nc.ar'
not surpassed by any other establishment III tn,
Mon. Intending purchasers are respectfully :"
liz tied - call ANA examine cur instruments before
purchasing elsewhere.
Narcroons No. 500 Washington st, Boston.
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Wilders Iron Safe & Lock Warehouse,

Wilder'S Iron Safe G Lock Warehouse,
.Hrrhn"fS lar, cornor ct'CAathom st. Eo<ton.
PIANOS TO LET, For Giyor Cmn',g.
OLIVER pITSDN. Music Dealer. u5 Wa.Iinr-
tom street, Boston. has great variety 81! Plane
f"rtc>. Mc".c"il> and $rraic> 10 II. tr city or
country. q" " terms. II within one wear from TIE
ti;,Ie 81 hiring. he party ,!ould collcuc 10 ,rr-
CHASE the Instrument. 10 ci.Ar-c Will c made m
rent except the interest on IL value
RUBBER GOODS,
II H'l their N::rctc>. Garments. >hcctii.s TOYS
t"": Balls. X. Grui,;t II. Hall \ Co.
II I,ron,ticI = En.tor
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PARKER, WHITE Il GANNETT.

Udrehousc and Seed Store,
Nos. A, 50 and G3 Blackstone st.. Boston,
of and Dealers in ill kinds of Acri
cultural Implements and Machines
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LEOPOLD HERMAN
WM. CLAPP.

Dealer IN Dress Trimmings ard Fancy Goods
ihfea'. sore. Gloves and Hosiery,
So Washington st., Boston.
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Patent Powder Proof Bank and safe Locks.
'"''h al-. >icrl-lInrd Chefs. \ FIR Iruo. Safe
N">. i" \ l. Congress It. Boston, Ma
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BEMIS 4 BOISE,

-h"'"'dct"reTs and .Ao5Jers Of CLOTHING
a Mix and 6 Atkinson sts., Boston.
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S, M. PETTENGILL & cos
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
SEPTEMBER, 1854.

The First Fall Card List, collected by S. N. PET
TENGIIL & Co., Newspaper Advertising Agents,
No. 10 State Street, Boston, who authorized by
the publishers of the best and most ~tly cirrslnted
Newspapers throughout the United States and Bri-
fish Provinces, to take advertisements and sub
scriptions at their forrest rates.
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JOHN 6. H Alley,

Dealer in Doors. >l>hc> & Blinds. Ai>o. sole
ior Williams Patent Floor SET.
~, MIMI, ..l.u-,1 p.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-09
Prom Baltimore-The Markets "a

BALTIMORE, August 9.-The weather 10 de-
.lishtuIly cool and pleasant to-day. A mum.
Der Of Baltimoreans will leave in the morning
for Cape May, to attend the great ball 10 b.
given at the Mount Vernon hotel, t-r,orro1
evening. .-s.-:
The news by the Arabia has impaired O
feeling Of frmness TO the market for bresl.
stuffs, although the prices remain about the
same. Small sales Of Howard street aour a
81 SO, and City Mills at 81 Whea.-Saies Of
us, 600 bushels, white At 81 50, 81 IS. and
81 40. and red at 81 so q 81 S.. Corp-Salsa
Of II 900 bushels, white II IS a 72c., and vel.
low at Csc 0ats-Sales at IS zoe. Glover
seed-Sales at s. rs. In other leading a..
ticles Of the market no change.
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The Reciprocity Treaty.

Bosros, Aug. s.-The following appears In
the official paper Of ST. Johns, New Bruins.
wick: .-....-
Now that the American Govsrps.pt hiss
ratified the Elgin treaty, no alterpstivs e ls,s
the Provinces but to accept its provisions
brother Jonathan has evidently got the be,S
OF the bargain. Notwithstanding this we loo q
on this measure as opening bright future {.
New Brunswick" -
Instead Of being confined 20 Great Britain
we have the whole continent Of North Amsr.es
for q market"
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