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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-04-21

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was handed 70 The Philadslphia Mall for pob.
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the existence and history Of your friend
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Wiu. I hare 4 fev vorts of adyico ~, ios,.
with one whom / loved as a Iro,irr. md
which you appeared 10 be 20 me. und bavs
acted "a such. durinr INV loor ma noinrI
l;n.,rrsra,;on- fbrl vhicb r ,rs,,,rr ~ -
md Won, wif:. ny, ma, nr,in,rd .th.nis,
I trust what littls I have 10 say Ia 'yon
will not be deemed wrong or ont Of plaoo.
|it NAV bc a benefit TO YOU IN wears to come.
and yyu NAV nroit bvit which I bonN Won
will: Onlv laok baci N ths ,,arn;nr of IN.
s,b of Univ. I85o' and n;cturo 40 sour.sH
ltho hannv man was on tbnt olor;o1s but
nnh. npr dsy 10 mo Ian INV Iittlo GsmiIy
under tbe promiso 10 be baok srain iu .tbs
course of an hour, 10 accompany them ON
railroad excursion from there 20, In the
nrmnany of some Young friends. took q 20.
.;sI dr;nt tors,bc, ana from tbat IN another.
snd I .nothsr md vs, another . Ith.n Gorcos
mw - nrn,n;sa ~ th,se 7 hsld mo., dsar to mo.
In3 4, !. ~ tb;s bl;oh,;no curse' and apa;nst
i,s use. / wish to draw your attention. You
ara Younger than I am, and I know you win
bsur, with ma in warning you from ever, evsr
touching IL. know you are not in the hab-
|;t Of Il bnt YOU are kind, open, generous
md free hearted, and Il is for this that muk-s
me write to you on this OCCASION and you
will admit that no one knows yo3r generous
disposition better than I do. -, ,;.-..i i.su
My fint piece Of advice 10 you ia never to
drink liquor in any way never do It from
the tune y,,u read the last words Of one who
always was your firm friend, and, shank God.
YOU have prosed the Same 70 mo. But for
Inc 10 say that liquor drinking !, nm evil, IS
what every man, and wornan and child will
readily ndIni, and to say that liquor drink
"s -, -, I;,;,. ,,,,, ,.;,, dorv ona
sayi"B ""as -" "u"6 III W., -"
intenperInce produces eitner oitect'y VI iu'
directly. much the large-t part OF Tho misery
. nd ,src nesa In our hupDv country ItR
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s"o ..'' ond % oasc,;on er;.,ins between
sn9s unu "a "a .h;IS LII r, h,;n". Iu.hand
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ahd Wne' Pa.e"s u''u S"au, - w. III
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Tnr wRoxo PACE The New York Ms. !
sical World and Timss tails most lauSha.i
BILE story Of gentleman who had slapped
into his car,ings 10 make his Now Years
visits, when he perceived that he had for.
cotton bis visiting cards. Hs Immediately
o. dercd lie now groom 10 90 and sst them /,
from the mantel piece IN tho dining ROOM
Tho servant did a. ho was ordered, and the
esntlsmsn commenced bic visits, tho toos.a'
man leaving bic cards. Aher some tine hsd I
passed, hs asked the groom II there. we're
still many cards left "Sir," answered The
groom. II have still Tho hing or spades. the
king ofhsarts, and the kuave Of clubs.ny-o
We prssume-tbs ''irickr MAS not taken In b
Ssry gcod part By The caller. er.,rsf.srr b.a gier
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A Aco,rryrp.Axr.--A cannelsa plant. the

iaiu.;s, in ihe County, was sscsiyed 10 r,hir
CITY, on m Saturday last fiom New York. j
was purchased by Charles Copeland, Esq,
for 6us huSdre8 dollars. 'I,'istarre 'enopgh
10 fila no,IsraIs3 sized green honss, aid
will yisld,,hres ,hpusapa blossoms, Costly
10 The plant appears 10 be, il was profitable
purchase, and vii! repay iis owner is cosi
every season.-Hnald. ~ a
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ing; but to plant, either with manure or
without. cultivate thoroughly, consume The
crop on the land and secure TO II the bene.
iii oil the manure. is The beginning oi good
iarminc.-Ntr York Erening Post.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-06

M oNTeoMERY GuARp-Ar 4 REGULAR MONTH.

MONTGOMERY GUARD-AT REGULAR MONTH
III ly meeting Of the New York Montgomery guard,
held OF thesr Armory Eagle Rooms Of Chryss aud
Delaney streets, Thursday evening, August g. 1854
Captain Murphy In the chair the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted -
Resolved, That the grateful acknowledgements OF the
New York Montgomery GaArd hereby given to tho
Emmett Guard Of this city, Captain John Kelly, for their
kind escort and reception Of this company, the
sion Of our late visit to Boston, under the trying severity
OF midsummer weather.
Resolved, That the marked thanks OF tho Montgomery
Guard are justly due and hereby rendered 70 the Boston
Columbian Artillery, Captain Thomas Cass, the Boston
Bay State Artillery, Captain M A. McCaHerty and the
Boston Sarsheld Guard Captain D. s Hogan fer the mag
ni6cen manner in which they received and entertained
this company the occasion Of late visit to that
city.
Resolved, That the best thanks OF the New York
Montgomery Guard hereby respectfully offered to
Major General Andrews and staff, Colonel Cowden and
staff AMI Major BENZ Pery Porr for their review Of the
Montgomery Guard with their friends Of the three Bos-
ton companies, q battalion the Common Of that
city Tuesday the 18th ulto and the complimentary
opinions pronounced by those officers in favor Of th
company, that occasion.
Resolved. That the most heartfelt expression Of
gratitude Be rendered 10 the citizens OF Boston, for the
enthusiastic appreciation Of and kind and well regulated
city
Resolved, That copy Of the foregoing resolutions be-
inserted In the Boston Times, Boston Sunday Dispatch
Boston Pilot, New York Herald, New York Military Ar
gus, American Cclt and Irish American newspaper
THOMAS 8. MURPHY, Chairman.
FRANCIS X KAvAyAH gecretarv
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alCimg Cdse-Francis Cunagan arrested yesterday
by officer Murky charge of stabbing Jacob Baur
No. "a Laarens street. and otherwise seriou assauug
him. Justtse Stewart committed the prisoner to the
lookup in default Of 81 900 bail.
Anokher-David Weisenheimer was held to ball in the
Of 0O0 to the charge OF seriously assault
ing and beating Newman Leopold cutting him severely
bout the head and face.
Grand larceny. Herman Jacobs was arrested ycs-
terday, charged the affidavit Of William Morri.
who alleges that he stole s45 from him while In the
store No. 81 West street Judge Stewart committed the
defendant to prison. in default Of $500 ball. answer
charge Of grand larceny.
Wolf in Sleeps Cloihing.-Caot. Wilter, of the
Twenty second ward, arrested named John Griffith,
ut the Baptist church OF Forty third street and
Eighth avenue charged the complaint of the Rev. Mr.
wilkins with being impostor he having been in tina
various individuals by representing himself belonging
to society got up for the ameoraon Of the jews
getting subscriptions from chartably disposed persons
which he always appropriated to his own On vari
occasions at certain hours of the evening he might
be seen promenadng Broadway, with young females of
questionable character He also said that be had wife
and family at Harlem-the former being very sick Judge
Stewart hearing the facts in the case sent the pr
soner to Blackwes Island for three months under the
warrant act.
Passisg Coumterfeit Money John Murphy, Eliza Heat.
ing twenty dollar counterfeit bill on Mr. Able. They
taken before Justice Wood yesterday and committed
for examination.
Obtaining Money under False Pretences-A man named
Robert Green arrested charge of obtaining ten
dollars from Louis Hass under false and fraudulent pre-
fences He detained for examination before Justice
Wood, ct Essex market.
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PisOs, susnc, 9 stan, I Key, . Gleason, y O0dds
Knissr, . Aaron, i.nsOashsr, " smith, A Jaaxsou
s. Lenox, ycDermote, Abbott, Iowrey, Farge-
sen: Davis, W Mcct.c len, HPIsdshops, steiisns
hiee Darlington, Morila, L Oliver, W WJohnson
sla;ght, De Jonsv Truften, Mcciaskey, u Adams
Nelson, Mrs. KiDball Miss A sanford, RulHgn and
ga.ty ana wife, Mrs Koch and children Miss II ntz-
gerald, Miss McCinskey, Walker, Mrs Walker, Mrs X
Ksan srs McCluskey, W Hanni snyder, , Perce;
McAvsry, Mrs 1eAve,y, \ Compensate; + shs,sl. Il
Valentine, Z Burgess, J Hatch. A Hatch, Rich,
Mensley, Paker, Heiser, Hawley, Bastiana. , W
ysss s.os sns
Gaston Maston, JAS Maston, IS sIaston, oAmlin Q
PetteyEew, Brown, Meyer r; and Others. 60 W..
M Brown, Miss G lyman, s Cowper, ? Cunning
ham, Geo Crossnan, : Mclaggsn, Mrs Rshd Irwin,
Longman, lady and family John Crawford, nder, " 4
Gordon, Mr. Hampton, Chss Scott James Scott jeremiah
By an Miss MeSsa, Mss Mary Ann Mehsn, Elizabeth
Copley, Mrs Elizabeth Garthwaie and family, Mrs o..
Reilly and fcmiiy Mics Mcdonald Newman Geo Barry,
mack, James Nelson, W Hepburn, G + Madleusue,
Wilson, John Nellis, Joseph Dunbar, Joseph Dalon,
Lowry, John Spencer, David Rogers, VIM Ferguson,
Robt Donald, WIN Topp, Thomas Crswford-22o In the
For Richmond, &c. in the steamship Janestown-Cw
Bolts Z Fcgs, H Jones, 8 Briggs Code, lady and
servant, Mr. Winston lady, Mrs vaAIew b daughter
McCran, Miss Averett, Mrs Mason, Monskessy, @
Phelps Sawyer, Mrs Cope, Miss Carter and 30 in
the steerage
For Charleston in the steamer Nashville-Captain
Harvey, Jno Benedict, s d Doar, N Manvillc, Geo
Smedes and lady Shuster Carriere, Mrs Herbert,
b Fogg, John Culver, John Hassef, II Ludlow, Theo
Banta, Hand.
For Savannah, Hin the steamship Augusta Hasling,
Tsmborine, stephen w Rogers, B Purple Morton,
Iargdon and lady Spear, Mr. Morse, Rev W d
DalztA Louis Charles, Boulenger, Nasbonne Thomas
Tuegie Joseph Haligon, John Ward, and 30 in the
Bteerage.
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OFFICE OF THE UNION FERRY COMPANY, BROOK
u lYn Anrnst q 1884 Tho mana 0ars of the LIMO

OFFICE OF THE UNION FERRY COMPANY BROOK
~ lyn, August 8. 1S54-The managers of the Union
Ferry Company to the public that in attempt
ing to conduct all the ferries between this city and New
York. under government at the reduced rate of one
cent for each foot they entt taned the conf
dent espectao that the time had arrived when tho
pertinent could be made with entire But tho
managers regret say that in this they have boon dsap
pointed The very great advance in the price of fuel
tho increased expense OF coal alone being than
$4,000 per annm, with nearly corresponding increase
in many other items Of expenditure impossible
from tho receipts of the ferries to sustain
them upon their present footing, even under the
most rigid system Of economy. They, therefore, and
tbs pseyes under the necessity of raising the erge
to foot passengers 10 point which will continue to
cure safe and expeditions communication tween the
two cities Tho managers are STILL hoygrQr, Of the
opinion that the time is not far distant who 1ey will
be epnblea to return ogan to the reduced rate, which
they will not fail to do ct the earliest possible moment
Notice is therefore, hereby given that ami after the
10Th day of August instant the fefragc for foot
gers twelve Of nge will be two cents Tickets
however, will be sold followsI6 tickets for rs cents
80 tickets for 60 cents and so tickets for rs cents in
greater quantity at the same rate.
Henry f. Perrepont, N B. Morse, G. &. Van Wagenen.
John Dikeman, John DiInon Water N Degraw Peter f.
Cornell, Ezra 10 win, H. r. Worthingon y. A. Low, Jacob
r. lie Roy, Joseph 4, Perry, +: W. punhnm John Blunt
Chsrle T. BILL Charles Taylor, J. 7. = Stranahan ~
B. Baylis, Joseph KctchaIn, G. p suith-man ayers.
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Haskins' Newly Invented Canopy and Net,
for protection against mosquitoes and all insects
bnng beauty cheapuess, and entire security against In
sccts without obstructing the circulation Of air rs
constructed so that will at any bedsead; and the net
b no arranged that 1t win contract and expand by means
Of rubber braid that I. will at securely at all times,
and on ali bedeteads thereby aording entire protection
against insects It is portable, and be packed in
very small place. and carried IN trunk carpet bog or
valisc ana must super al others for travelling pur
poses Il be attached TO the bedstead IN very few
minutes and taken down in equally short space Of time,
and simple in construction that child use II.
Y. While i adords the protection sought Il i so.aa
and tasse the net BE- raised and lowered at pleasure
and never return to be In the way source Of any
inventor and manufacturer Gereral depot, 81 Cham
bsss street, Cup stars) opposite the Irving House, New
York. Particular attention paid to ORDERS Patent right
applied for.
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Lyons new labels each flask and box
Filled with his famous powder and his pills
Tlo game Of rascal connterfeiters blocks
Who cell vile s,ud hat bugs vermin killa
Gee that his name "a on the wrapper writ,
And four mcdallions on the same engraved;
Then, IL Of rsts Or insects you'd be QUIT,
Buy, and all further trouble viii be saved
Depot fo- LYONS Magnetic Powder and Pima fer the
Seetraeticp CT tnseci rats and nice, "A Broadway.
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Asthma Cured by Enthusiastically. CurtAs-
ar Sr: have used paehags Of your Hygeans, and
IN nov safely say am cured Of the asthma disease
y M years standing. The hyesana needs pufnng, .
Wis., O is sufficient 70 prove It's vast superiority
All other medicines FOR The Of all dssses Of the
Postmaster --Duncannon, Pa Jane q 1854 Anv person
encesng :: 10 DR. CURTIS No I4o Chambers street. viii
Rec t ,he nyrsans By exprsss FREE Sold by Boyd
stree. and Broedwsyi p H. Knapp, Sos Hudson street
and az Eighth avenue a. Philips, corner Of Wooster
Brooklyn md Russell sohctt iss MArhst street, Phii.
iriphn.
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lsvsss, and shs other hall a Calais and 81. s.spAsns-

tsvhos and ths other half "A Calais and g. Sssphens
~ JoAa Nesrs.
fnDKAm Carr. lovm1-The clipper shin Wh,ts
e.slow, owned by William Lincoln 4 Co., arrived at
Mis- port this morning. bringing the body her late
0aster Captain FrsdEick Lovett who oiea yesterday
9ssfnoop, Of cholera, after illness twelve hours
Aptain Lovett had just returned frum very
Y6sAdelphis fou ago. and ssndipg his young ue
vhon he had married just before his voyage, to her
1fsnds heres discharged his cargo ami eagerly
INNING, as he fopposed 70 the welcome Of his aged
1eshsr md msoy friends His disease WAS probsbiy
o6uctd y exposure and over excsteneA There Was no
Socsr except himself and ony . Of sfevedorcs on
SsaId the ship but provdedaliy his brother in law
H. Bacon. Esq, of this city, With hm, he having
9ose to Philadelphia At Captain L request TO bear
Him company on the passage. Captain Lovetts age
Is; he was man Of nigh personal character and for
yeapg man. had very successful shipnaster; he
US abroher of Aug Lovett ESQ., the President Of tho
Hope Insurance Conpsoy and their father for many
ysars . well kno shipmsster sailing outof Boston
1esteN Tt0rsller, Aug 4.
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Defiance yalannander eafes.-Hohext n.
PATRICK II the sole In the United States
Of the above celebrated safes and Gon's mpenetrs
locks and the best safes and locks
combined In .be world Depot No le2 Pearl street,
below Maiden lane; manufactory, co. 62 "a and %
Cannon street.
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Wsstness and purity Of Tone and elasticity Of touch,
8>es pianos challenge comparison with ell other makes
Gilbert b Co.'S premium pianos with or without the
UoRan. No one article Of American manufacture has
slcited universal commendAtion from the press
throughout the civilized world than these celebrated
piAnoS. Gilberts boudoir pianos. HaIlet Cunnstons
PIANOS, Of the old firm Of Hallet Co. Jacob Chicken
hgs pianos The above pianos to b found only ct the
peat music establishment Of HORACE WATERS, S83
Broadway.
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Sewing 1dnchines.-rhe Only Excuse for
buying inferior sewing machines viz-that Singers Ma
chimes known to be the best liable to suit for In
fringement-s now removed; and as all other se wing
machines infringe upon the patents belonging TO
machines the only that be used, without
making the liable to action damages All In
friagcrs win be vigorously prosecuted.
I II. SINGER CO., 1923 Broadway.
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a CCIIoS sALE-PFsss AND MAGNIFICENT H0Ust:-
N hos1 furniture I'm Srrt mt notice u housekeepers,
bofelheepers and others II WILSON, snctloneer, viii
sell Tuesday August ss NJ 10 O'Clock precisely rain
or shine the contents large house in Vest Twenty
fourth street near Eighth Avenue The furniture was
made TO order the 6ss II May BY onsof the be-.
city manufacturer and cost upwards OF ak -.
ooiars Every article ill g perem ptq - n;ra1 nom
20 Inc hightst bidder, aud clse 1870. =. a. .o,r.- -
The furniture -'.'rf IN art q three rich and costly
CARED -swood pari suit IL French satin brscateIie
ss2an NJ rofewo0d piaDofrre e, 81 made by Bar
more OF spenoid tom Ind nnh splendid rosewood eee
gere marble top, with plate glass and back cost
$40; richly carved rs.ewood and mahogany pier sofa
and centre tables reception aud chairs 10 rod
cade rosewood and uarngspy etes costly ormoiu
curtains and rich shades splendid cos ction vaua-
BILE oil paintings among which may be found tho 'Prod-
gal Son. and other choice scrptural pieces being the
productions Of Acknowledged TALENT rosewood secretary,
rosewood piano stool and splendid oval and phr
glasses, solid black walnut dining and extension table,
mahogany cushioned chairs sofas, divsns, Jenny Ln
maple and cottage chairs rockers to match, mahogany
rockers and easy chairs ingram and throa ply carpets
Gil cloths lounges rosewood mahogany, and black anut
marble top bureaus feather peds holsters and pllowe
counterpanes best cuTd horse bair mattresses wooeD
blankets rosewood mahogany and ba TX walnut beds.esds
palhssses, marble top rosesood and mahogany wash
stands elegant china toilet sells rich china ard
maItel ments eight DAY naid clock splendid deco
ware best ivory table cuirs silver ware, spoons forks
&c together with the usual assortment Of well fur
nished hoAse. Parties have their furniture packed
for shipping by experienced person, at reasonable
charge. n b, Tho No. will be stated onTuescay morn
ing. &.~
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T,AsrFRN EXCHANGE HOTEL, Nos. s73 AND s7D
IL Second avenue Families or single gentlemon can
obtain handsome ROOMS with board; good chance 70
engage rooms for the fa ind winter worry reasonable
tsms The house il lifted up with all the moiern I'M
prcycnents 10 mase bcsrders comfortable
L. BLAXEL0SK
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Supreme COurt-spcclal Term.
Before Hon. Judge Mitchell.

AUG. 5.-Silas L. Merrill vs. Moses H. Gr7nnen
and others.--Complain to be amended or struck
Of trial in New York denied, without prejudice to
renewal.
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F.shlonablc. Rc.dv Mode Closhl,

Fashionable, Ready Made Closhlng, we'll
nade-The one price establishment Of ALFRED
and popular every day is evidenced BY the large
increase In its business notwithstanding the otherwise
unusually duh state Of trade. Persons who about
replenishing their wardrobes invited to call and
anime tho best assortment Of wei made goods to DO
found IN the city. All sizes, for and boys. No de-
Walton from marked prices. No Al Broadway between
Howard and Grand streets.
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A sSIGNEE6 SALE, AT NEwrowN, L. l., BY SAIL.
"A OS6oOp auction rer "a Nassau street-At the VII
ago Of Nowtown, J.. l., the she road from Williams
burg about 500 yards the stopping place OF the
Flushing Railroad, Frioay, August H. at l0S AN.
will be sold, tho whole tho household furniture TO.
gcher with the farming stock, horses, carriages &c.
Likewise, q pair Of horses; can tsot the mile in
240; one blooded mare and ely also the house
and fourteen Of ground. The whole Of which win
be sold positively without reserve order Of the
sgnees. Full particulars in Tuesdays papers. eata-
lcgues will be ready the Office Of the auctopecr the
day previous 10 the sale,
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Cholera Cured, No Mistake.-Dr. =. M. CID
diDgs, So Murray street. has nfsliibe remedy for
cholera In AL its forms and stages II whom in the
collapsed sate Also, for diarrha, dysentsry cholera
morbus, and all bowel arrangement 1t 10 unrivaled
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AT Green's the man Of fashion VIII 6nsl
extensive variety Of beautiful cravats ties
deouse silk gause and Isle thread undershirts and
drawers, gloves, dressing robes, half hose gold and
mounted shirt studs and sleeve buttons elegant canes
silk and gngham umbrellas, dressing cases, brushes
combs and other toilet articles also every variety OF
brated shifting establishment. No. Aston House.
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Coroner,s Inuuest.

FAILING FROM WNDow.-Coroner Wilhelm held IN
inquest yesterday upon the body Of child named John
Bull who it appears fell from the window Of the house
Of Fifty seventh street and Lexington avenue.
The verdict in accordance with the above facts
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MsIodcons.-B. ID. Il II. w. Smiths Molo-
fecns celebrated for possessing greater power purity,
and sweetness of tone than those Of any other makers
Khoss Wishing 70 examine, purchase Of very how
price, number instrument should call At the sole
lgsnoy No 8SS Broadway Meodeons Of all other etyles
and prices constantly on hand HORACE WATERS
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HENTOvALs

DIlENIX MINING AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY
u Of tho State 81 Virginia The Office Of this company
mas beea rsrccro from, No. Bsoadway 70 No 10 Ex-
eoanfe 1Rce. kIWARD NJ. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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New Music.-"L< Me Alone" Ballad.
Words by James Smmonds. Music by II. c. Watson.
Price Is cents This Is of the most popular pieces
of the day, and Il having immense SALE Music sent
by mail post paid. General and select catalogues for
warded to any address free Of charge. Dealers and
teachers supplied with music aud musical nstru nents
on the most advantageous terms. HORACE WATERS,
publisher and dealer Wholesale and retail 3S3 Broadway
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Peter Roberts & Co. 37J Broadway, VIII
open On Monday, an extensive stock of French embro
deIies collars, sleeves and chemisettes at half the
usual prices. large stock Of valencisnnes aces from
one shilling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-06

AT OTICE.-DoYIE GUARDS.-A MEETING AND DRILL
ing, August 7h nst at l27 Crosby street. 1T hs past
seven O'Clock. N. B.-1he company win meet at III
to proceed to stryker's Bay, for target practice.