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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-12
New Spring and Summer Goods.

NtW DPIIHS anu OUIHIntf UUOuS'
VNE Subscriber has just returned from the N, rthern
l. cite. and is opening ofthe most beauti-
u stocks of Staple and Fancy Goods, he has had
the peasur of exhibiting in This market. He respect.
fully socits call from III, Ladies' aud Gen emen Of
Lynchbnrg and the surrounding country His ,ck Of
will be offered TO the trade suit the times. also, Dress
goods of the beautiful Styles WI ich Ia invites
the attention of the Ladies. A. Q LEWIS,
aplSt is Exchange Square. Lyuchhure va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-12

NbLE GREAT PLANO AND MUSIC
/ Establish an ri III GRACE WATERS. 1913
Broadway, New York. TIE best and most improved
Pihnts md Meoieons. +. Gilbert & Co.'s Worlds
Fair Premium Pianos, with or without the Holean and
with iron frames and circular scales. The merit of
.ne,e instruments too need t rther
mendation GILBERT's BoUDolR PlANos, hn eegu-rt ~
strument for small rooms. HALLgr IL CUMsros's
PIANOS, of the old esiab ished firm Of laet Go. Mr.
W. being sole agent for all the above Pianos, offer
them lower than any other house Horace Waters
Pianos, manufactured expressly for him, having grent
power of and elasticity oftpuch 1913 Broadway is
the largest depot for Musical instruments in this
try aiidrdng opportunity for selections be had
elsewhere. Secondhand lanos ut great bargains.
Price from 500 to $75. Every instrument fully war
raned or the money refu drd
MELODEONS-Goodman & Baldwin's Pa
tent Organ Melodeons, with TWO BANKS of keys
IA and powerful ms rument. Prices from $75 to
5000 s. ID. & II w. Smiths ceiebrafed Mepdeons.
Martins unriDaHed Guitai Browns laips Flutnas,
Violins Brass instruments, &c &c. Dealers suppl ed
with Pianos und Meloeons fact.ry prices. 24 per
cent. discount 10 Clergymen
MUSlC.-Ths list comprises the products Of the
great masters oft h the American and European
Iinents and is receiving additions by extern
sve publication of the choice and popun prices of the
day. Dealers in Music, and Teachers of Seminaries
wishing to purchase any music published, mako
rangements fer continued supple of Mr.. Waters
issues will find il to their in call forw ard
their orders. Music to any part of the Union
Canadas, postage free. HORACE WATERS.
.IO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-12
|NSEED OIL AND PAINTS

800 Gallons prime Lin'eed OIL,
1000 lbs, White, Brown and Blue Zinc.
brgc supply of Lewis pure White Lead, Copal
l,h, Brushes, Colour &c. For sale by
Its JNO. II. SEAY & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-12

Horses, Mules, Cattle Hogs, Sheep and Calves, of
over eight in number, will be carried as sra class
n ds The WEIGHTS TO be regulated follows: Hor-
SOS 1000 lbs. Mules, 800 Beef Cattle, 1000; Stock
do. 700; H,es, l5G Sheep, 100; Calves l25, under
2 months old. Lumber of all kinds and Goal to
he lond,d and mnloaded by owners, or consgnees
oa law nplv will be allowed load unload, unless
Inv specinl agreement in writing. Whenever a Car is
suffered 70 remai loadcd after arriving at its place OF
destination. over % hours unles otherwise agreed
rnap il will be the option If the Company to unload
it. and charge at he Of 80 per Car load for
Lumber and so cents for Coal and also cha sc at the
rate of s. GO per day for the use Of the Cai
THOS. SHARP, Supr't.
,ro7,s Va & Tenn. r. r.
e-sy- r xpress aud Rep. copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-12
Corn Planters Corn Planters !!
vl,O TIiE TEOPLE OF Lynchburg.-

'
L ADAMS ~ cos Expresses Offer Dali, Cerfais
npd Cheap facilities for obtaining goods of all desorip-
tons from all parts of the United States.
We hive secured Special Express Privileges tho
swift nnd steamers Ja,nesopn and RoaRoke lsavng
New.York, Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving In Rich
mond Friday and Monday of each week. By this line
prepared to forward goods Of all descriptions
ve.y low rites. Our press leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund aud d senpos lire of Packets.
Goods delivered Free Of Ptr,1dge.
On land express per Great u = Mail Liae, crr-'n-
NJ ieritoore, to arrive IN Richmond Tpics Dai
TIE we-known character of our house for respo.si-
in saying that ship will find IL their
interest order their Goods through adams D. Co.
Express." ADAMS CO.,
per HIM. H. Mosby, Aseat,
iy 26-ifdts Lyncabsrg, Va.
N. B.-Goods dispatched to all points where have
agents.
I'OK SALE, At THE GAS WORKS
J. $50 bus. of Coke, n Is cts. ~ bn,hel.
100 " Lime % 10
20 barrels of Tar ut 90 ~ barrel
W.T.. ANDERSON g. CO.
Agents.
The Coke is excellent fuel. The Lime is a good ma.
for gardens agricultural purposes, AMI the Tar
is n very desirable article fbr Tin aud Shingle Roofs
Sheds, Fences &c.
Persons wishing any Of the above will please get their
order at w. T. Anderson Il Co.'s before coming to the
Works, as none will be sold without nm order from
them (apl l-ts)
~ Republican Cow
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farming! Turning!!

4 HAVE In my employ No. Turner, and am pre-
i pared to all orders In that line In superior
style and with dispatch, the reasonable terms
nal - A WINSTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

yIAIS.SIf., SNitD.

1OUN T. ROGERS. e:n street near Main Richmond.
ID Va Dealer in Egyprisl, Italian and American MARBIE
MONIMESTS, TONES, GRAVE STONES, Man FL
pT,,'I.S nf yery DESCRIPTION WALL PLATES, FRONTS,
&c, &C. , .
ANY design in Carving executed in tho nestest manner
Orders from the country, with c'y reference promptly
attended 10.
MIR Rogers having served lis time in one OF the largest
c..bshmer,. III New York Ciy and having much expt-
rieucs in the business hGers himself that ali work exc
cd al his shop will give entire satisfaction as any Goh.
bnrS South Oct. '@VlV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07
Ten DOLLARS REWARD.

4 RSCOSDED, rom my ihrm near to"hatah I. H.
about the l2:h OF August. Negro Man named lohn.
TIC said negro has been hired James River Canal
about seven miles above Csrcrevr tor the last nve years
until the present year when took linn home lie was
hired by j. T. Amocc, and formerly heonscd 10 me
estate of James Amou-tte The said ID nbot hre
Zee, six inches tall carrcs hn,c very erect and can read
prIn, very we'll He i, sbou, ~ Old and has scar
IN one OF hi. hands. will pay tie above reward 20 ANY
rc-.op VINO " deliver the said to or put Ln IN
isil Al Powha,an Co,i, House. FREDERICK kupp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07
CROSS-TlES.


e,rALED proposal. "re invited by thS AT
~, .or he SUPPLY OF about Two Hundred and Thirty
M whe or post oak Crusshes, tor the Nor
ION nav cr n,i GD ms o. proposals. will br ready "ftor
N. g Of November AID may be had al the Division o.
Src lin Pe:crsbur OF the President and Ehg'nec'e
a"hs He ""' " WM MAHONE,
Chiei EnsrN & T. X. Il Co.
rnprcers Office Norfolk. Va. Oc; 2.-cim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

TIME Co.Paruership c. GARRETT ANDERSON
is this day solved 10y inuunl consent t;ihcT Ns!
,ywi use the name OF the late rn IN the settlement o.
Affairs. fLr.f N..,'mt
sept. lst nv VI AM
The subscriber will continue The Grocery and c2m'ni
SION Business the old stand No ~ Mann stree i "s
% b ,ar.nnul attention 10 the sale of all kinds Of
nv produce consigned him He ls under nny "Stisn'
NON, 10 bis friends and ac9uantunccs for the liberal SUP
prr received them, AMI hopes by sct ATTENTION 'c
b,.;n..s 10 mem, d continuance OF the -s,ne.
~, "a In ALIEN GARRETT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07
SINTON & sons NURSERY,

NEAR RliiiMOND, ' Il.
4S .e'.on for planting h"s Srived, W the snn -
't'endsand the public generally TO their large anu -
;icHN!'e collection Of FRUIT TREES, embracing per
"a selection that has been surpassed for the cli'
49,. W ,nsin'; ana neasiy all propssated from lrmt-
oesrihY uees IN their own orchard
Catilu CUES with drecuu Tor nIon,;ny ,nnv he had nj
WIN faimers Seed end Plough S,orr: M Pcyton John.
ntotneF Apothtcsfy Sore q, J. Sinton & Co.'S,
un~are store ana At i.osnn Whllels Commission House.
any otoess lc'' VIII oe runc,unly attended 10, and
'eHrrs addressed to the sub.cTeS Kcbmnnd will r..
e"ve prompt attention.
oe,@ rsn JOSEPH slNToN & SONS.
fpoHTAELE STEAM ENGINE Am S1W
Il MIL FOR SALE.--beme Determined y, r,',,o
south, Use, FOR s1lS Nc / twenty ll.r.. .,w So
Ln;'ne NJ yHy rtSuc-i Hric".
IIc cNlhr, b".n worked Only about six months i, r
eo'egh 10 pcurc excellence and is warranted IN h |
Pe'tec! machiue can be purchased on any thing Ic
the same terms s Ac
rAAppy early to DASDRIDGE & HART, Richmond or
NOS nos B. ANDERSON, Jr., Ruh"r Glen P Office Caro-.
nh. county, Va Sept 26-cti
oGUES, BROGUES, BROGUEs.-6,WO
u.os par Richmond made Brogus- ter sale on accom-.
Leather Dealer, l32 Cary Street, between
-s'p 4'-cii The Columbian Hotel and the Basin.
oTlCE.--1hc heirs of Alexander Kcan, deccuscd
~ "'' hereby notified that said Alexander kean died
p f'e Oh III" 2rd day Of March, 1874. Hr culi grated
pA'e ir" tue state Of Virginia about the year 1901.
r JOHN IT, GElGER, Administrator.
.' "te Village. Camden County Georgia. July 6-c.m
ME LEWISTON PLANK ROAD COMPANY,
Ae r. h''i Annual Meeting. failing quorum.
ve,,ss "i directors have in pursuance Of The power
held '"ei called meeting OF the stockholders, 10 be
Sry.t Uhchhnrg Court oil MONDAY, the 18th of
Uuc ,i.'y viii pl"h-. attend in person by proxy
y" ". w WEBB, Clork OF Co.
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Nj rl(,E,

yEyE subscriber late OF the hrm of Garrett " andeT'
-on hcgs leave, most respectfully, 10 announce 10
hi, friend. nd the public generally that he w:l continue
ia the ~, ,-,
Commission nnd Forwarding Business r
His oiscc tie present, will be at tno oa s'ah' %
C.r,s,, { Anderson no 80 Main street III. personal NJ
reu,on will b, s:sen the sule Of all kinds OF country
produce. ,
ofor. he cnrne.v sulri,s c"n;inuhnc" o! H.
p,eJ1ng himself pare effort TO give Subtraction Ill
AZ business entrusted 10 him. - .,,e,,,
Richrnond Oct iiL-ciw Eo. N. ANpEhSoN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

DIED on Friday night last, after lingering ilness, w"
cI AIBORSE sOn O. Robert and Sarah L. RaliCrd ageG
years and three days.
fI,-N Norfolk papers will please copy.
DIED OIL sunday 5rh inst. HELEN WILNUHlA, zee.
opi daughter Of Cadis B and Mildred H. Luck, s.ot
yeare.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07
NllI'Il,I.

YIlHE undersigned hav" formed a CoPsrtn'rShip, un'
IL der the i-m and s'"r OF
BrRTOS & GREESHOW.
For ,he purpose Of conduc;:n. Grocery md COmns-
si0n Business.
They have taken the house lsh between Main ami
Cary streets recently occupied by J. NJ Garland, Esq
and will keep constantly hand general assortment OF
fany Groceries Wines lquors &C. and will give their
pcr.onal attention the sale of all Produce entrusted TO
l., r c,re f. NJ BURTON,
0c, IaLrw4y & C. GREESuOW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07
E;ETI' IOI,LAEN REWARD

NXvILL be paid the apprehension and deh, cry TO
w me OF my s.rvau: girl SARAH. wao Is about le
Years old da.k comp-x"n hair grows low on the lore
mead medium size Shc in the possession OF Mrs
M.rsare, d Alsup in Richmond in August, ls3 Since
tI,t time neither oi them ksv" been heard from
0r, .-;-,n Nm p ALSlp, Fredericksburg, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07
NOTICE.

17AviNG qua;d-d the administrator Of the estate O.
Et II nry King deceased, tor:.@riy Of lonover, but
@ esa,e ar, hereby notified present them me tor
settlement and al persons indebted TO the said estate ARE
' DANIEL DENOOS,
o.t,--oswow Admir- nf Henry King. dec a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07
GEORGE T.. SWAMI,

AITCRSEiAT Law AND SOLICITOR in CUANCERY
r> JACKSON. MISS,
pHACIlCES Law in the several State and Federal
- CoGe held al Jackson. and in tho Circuit and Probate
S OF Kinds and the ueghbons eastern countries He
attend 10 the payment Of taxes and redemption OF
''in",'a ssudS h, the Auditors Once.
"e'e'' Stephen r. Egglcstou, Esq: Henry P. Irving
~ Samuel Marx Esq. Cashier Bank Of Virginia;
1r"fs Ham & E.hson Richmond Nn Nov l6-clY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07
BISFORD. MAYO & BLAIR.

HAVE received their Fall and Winter Dry Gooda Car
Il petins, &c. which they invite til" attention OF
their friend. and ,hc public generally.
In their stock will he iouEd the newest styles Foreign
and Domestic Dress Goods for ladies AMI gcn;lemens
wear: a.o. very large stock oi heavy goo for servants
suitable tor factory and plantation
Snth --c0In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07
FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE Nov. 1.-The ship Anna Long arrived
Quarantine this morning. from Bremen with 'Cu
passengers on board. Fifteen Of the Anna Longs
passengers died of ship fever.
Dispatches received here to-day from Charleston
and Savannah represent the yellow fever ~ having
abated at those places.
4 despatch daled at New Orleans, November 3,
says that tho fever is rapidly abating there.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07
0RA\I:E LAND FOR SALE.

WYE orr for for sule FARM containing 357 acres, in
w the county of Orange lying the Orange and Alex
.nirs Railroad within mile Of Rapid Ann station and
10 ubou. hs! rlr OF Wils- mill About 2s' acres IL
c.sr.l the re-iuc in wOol. Of which good portion Is
Luc., vcry valuable for fencing. There is on the arn
email new comfortable dwelling OF four roous-the out
buildings ordinary.
fo: terms, &c, apply to ~ ,,
RUFFlN & AUGUST
Gcnoral Agents for the sal. and purchase OF Lands
Ag, ll--cSt No. l:s3 Main e., kchlnoni Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS n THE
~ RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL ROAD CO.
By order OF toe President and Directors reuuon OF
Twelve Doars per share is made upon the stock OF he
Company payable into the bank OF Virginia at Richmond
on or before tie tr.: day of .lanua ~ 1855
A. W. NORTON Treasurer.
compaDy's Office Richmond, Oct ~ ls5i-cwtl., Jan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

NEW CONCERS-I have this day taken in CO.
~ partnership my brother, JOHN 7. BCTLEk, the
conc''n be conducted in the maine OF JAS l. BCILER
4 CO
Thankfully for he patronage heretofore so hbera!y be-
s;0w" oG BUTLER & TlNSIEI, will be pleased TO have
continuation with the rrin
Rl'TJER
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nIAAllI.ITINS

nwlNG the death of Thomas lIns!ey, Jr. the finn
~ BUTLER i TISSI.Ef Is dissolved. All persons IN
detsi "a 'rm will please make payment without dc
lay and these having claims against ns will present them
Tor .'ul-nI-H BUTLER IlNSLti.
RlcNuNMt AM-1,.i :. lStA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL kOAD Dlffl-
GUILTY.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 3.-The difficulty between the
Postmaster General and the South Carolina kalroao
Company has been settled, and the mails Will be cur
ried Tomorrow as usual.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

KNOW.NOTHlNC NOMINATION.
New YORK, Nov. John Wheeler has been nom
mated the Know Nothing candidate for CONGRESS IN
the sixth district.
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,1vIT,RIAN CHURCH BURNT.

CoycoKD, N. H., Nov. 3.-The Unitarian Churcl
in this city was destroyed by fire last night. 1t Il
supposed TO have been caused by the gas which ha'
lust been introduced into the building.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

FRACAS IN \ KNOW -NUIuING LODGE.
Well authenticated reports reach Us thar n oorior'
disturbance took place at a meeting OF Know, 70
things III the Sixteenth Ward, on WednesdGv Lj-i'
last. The proceedings Of the meeting were ".p's".
by the minority with great vclcncncc an. sh' -,
was finally turned off, when Il general hight ,a-uc..-
Ii is stated that in the melee somewhat ds'.ngH--
ed ex-candidate for Mayor thrown "u; II. IL"
cond story window, and severely injured Tammgnr
Hall must look TO her laurels.-iN. }. C0"rt''.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

Hon. Mr. Davis, Secretary of War, and Hon, Mr'
r;utr. Secretary of tho Treasury, returned to Wash
nctun Oil Friday evening.
Duucan Il. MrRar, Esq, United States Consul at
pnr;s. arrived IN Wus!limctnn city on Friday evening
inst Ic is stopping at Willards Hotel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

MADISON COURTHOUSE, Der. 26, 1851.

MADISON COURTHOUSE, Der. 26, 1871.
To tie Editors of thc EmqHurr
Gentlemen AT the rcquest Of several gentlemen
participants i'll the Democratic meeting held ut Madl
sOn Courthouse the lS;h ay Of September, 1874.
who desire more detailed account uf the proceed
ngs uf the meeting than that heretofore published,
have prepared from written memoranda kept by mt
the following statement which YOU will plcnsc lnscr
in your paper. Yours respectfully, y,
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sevAn slzsst Hss rsnAins Yin b taksn 10 aIssawood
Unetery Ug intsgueht
0. kondsy nmnsg, february n, N HAaaH, son o. The
hto NstA 0ihmaa, u |, sgsd ysan aad monih.
The rsttvss and frs nds Of the huily are rsspecan
insitsd 10 81 snd his funeral st three ocl9ok this as
ncoa, from the rssidsncs Of his mothsr Hannah 6i
man. No - SAndA street Brooklyn.
On Saacay February 2o. Of Inflammation Oh inc lungs
JAnB N. FAMINE, aged 30 yesrA -
The funeral Win tahe place. Ut ten o'clock 10 morrow
morning, nom No. 10 AlIsu street.
On Honday FebruAsy a. k0kBJ JAM WILSON reet OF Tue
late eamusl D. wilson Sem IN tbs o4th year OF her age
Her fris nds, and those Of her con- Samual D. Wusou
aud son in law VIM Stewart, also, members Of Bastard
State dss No 2a7 r. nd L. ~, are respectfully invited
Division etreet, ut two O'Clock this afternoon
Ca Monday. February n. after short but severe nl
ress, fBonAs MCOABR sgsd1 year months and days
The frsnds Of the family respectfully invited 20 his
funeral oclosk this Afternoon from tho residences
his father Bernard xooAbs No a97 Third No
carriages allowed.
90 honda, asg February 81, 8snaas H. soa Of the
RThe friends and sequAIntauoes Of the family
spsotuy invited to attend his funeral ct twelve o'clock
to from the residence OF his grandmother Mary
Clark No. 81 Market street. bis remains viii be taken
Fu,hins l. for intsrment Carriages will be provided
At sea- January a. suddenly, on board the ship Ems
raid lsle, her psssase from Liverpool seaman
supposed tn BE- JAS DroE aged about % years. halls
II, m New Yors.
At Mott Haven, ON Sunday mornog, FssruAry 20, xr.
NORMAN sounE, sgsd 90 years and months
His remains will b taken to LAnsogburg ntermsnt
At Setauket, /, February n Sarah SArrDaLY, wife
Of Col Is,ao SAttsrly In the 18th year Of her Ase
At New Utrecht L. l., February a. ct the resdeuce Of
her scn.in law, J. A. Emmans Mrs ErMC1 WILLIAMS,
aged 81 years and months.
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Ms rsr NsDsasea.

a ~sper. entitled the NebsaskA Democrat, y
- ,nhi,slsd g Nsbrassa Osty. II u dsstassd % -
- n H. srsstsst towns In Nshxsska- ne Fremont
S.stv JuusaJ says:- "Ahesdy claims have been made
spsa an ,asds N Nsbr.sA fsrrry within Ave nilss Of
stsacksd 10 thls snbyo cty. We do not consider how
over Il oss who thxs made claims have any right
go the SOIL and tank thar action in tho premises
% ely too basty ana calculated In measure 10 rstsrd
Ne 70 anestioa Of the treaties ct wAshisgtcn.
From the Uhicsgo Tribuas Feb 2Al
We ysstssdsy received ssssr froaa "0a staiB d 3.
Unbs, Of tho Rocky Mauritania Informing that hs
vos vais CITY in very few days tbs purpose
aasng company OF young men 70 inmsdistsy 70 ths
Yrt DRY tf Ne0rakA, now holding prominent plsoe
n the public attention, for the parposs Of settling and
hytng claim 10 OF the mot valuable land In tbs
west The company rhosh b ready 70 march By the
osst day Of April next Their outfit should eonstst Of
80 good RIDE plenty Of Amupition. sid god huntpg
t1ise for each psrson But very little olehng In the
sSinien OF the csptain. win bs required The valiant
captain Informs that he b mountatncer and thor.
esshy acquainted With the sonn'r from the nossn OF
shs By Platte b the Yellow Stone nvsr snd nom
Mn river down to the Sargsaut Hnls. BE 70 we'll 10.
Antad With most q ths Iodian tribes OF this session OF
De country and SPEAK their anguage auenuy Tns
Sp VIII occupy from three TO ave months The captain
sorbee the country througs which tho expedition. VIII
pass a. the most beautiful portions Of the Treat
west II sbounds with elk. deer, bears, and bunaos
~ forests majestic, and the p'airies enchanting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-28
CRYSTAL PALACE.

ITO TIE aToCKHoLDERs OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR
nsn.Ths paper. have nfs,nsd .hs public q ahs partial
enterprise aAd Of the wsh felt ~ Of 70 place y IN
The hands experienced In conducting popusr exhib
tons desire 70 lay before proposal which hope
may met your views but yc9l are q Tuesday
suing and The election Of the board next
Monday impossible for me- Ignorant Of your names snd
beg leave 70 eommunoate 70 you through the channel By
which have yessiveA IL form alton, my prcposal.
Firs-I VIII buy the Crystal Palace les
ont and out from ~ fair price 70 DO settled between
further and complete acknowledgements
you assign 10 me your Lease.
Or ssoond-I will purchase the whole major part
the stock provided thaA IN the latter ths
ensuing year.
Will be my plan 70 continue the exhibition the same
sal purpose heretofore way attain salts.
ssssse.y Issu,is.y r.ssa an rad ys shas
cut and shall b GLAD 70 eomunieats wth
fully thAn reepectiug particular ~
which the exhibition IN Judgment b. rendered
successful has been brilliant Those who eons6sr NE
pfopesAl favoRby wish 70 for the sale Of
stseh may call SpeA OF address me g Academy Hall Ho
1sV Yesi. ionday, Yss. q, 1854 'o'AAA TAAAAA
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Daed,
= sunday, February 20, asssr lingering Illness HmaY

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IL 9is.ds Of the family and those Of his brother,
xee rseh Are invited 10 attend his tunsral from his
reaossss No. % Pihs street. ut four O'Clock this
neon, without further Invitation.
oaiuofo ucsn, eApsrs please COPY.
vesngsst son Of David and HHrah Pie srsd i YEAR
Hosths and days 49,
naltnore papers please cory.
o. Sunday, February 20 WnIlAr NorAuamy, NJ a,oos.
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- IT nd. ssd asqvastassss Are respectfully i.vssd,
sut further notice. 70 attend his fuusrsl from M
rsadssce, corner Of Hilary srsst ana Hodsos svs,.s
etWo o'ejoek 70 morrow Aftesnoo
saturday afhnon. February Is, sftsr H,rsrsn~
I'D 70 pears
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-28

Of AN erosn dsgusrreoypes Al the Worlds Fair
Iyls Park London 1851 resolved the prise medal for
- pieturss: Abe Crystal Palace In New York
= VAS awarded ths prise medal Many imrxoysmeas have
VSsn Snd his portrsits taken - 500 Roadway
Sysr Thompsons Saloon unequallsd In all the points
HhIah sonaSiAuta 4 fkultleAg picture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-28

Our Readers VIII boar In Mind that tho
sndd sale Ct diamonds jewery and fancy goods advss
ea have taken place Wednesday and Thurtday next
pcetpened % Wednesday and Thursdsv March sah and
M 81 eleven o'clock H. each day a the saleooms Of A.
II. AICOLAY A Co. BroadWHv.
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o. Thursday, February %. ~ The Rev. Dr. Dwight
OAsnn CAHAH 70 sARAH H., daughter Of NshoIas r. Va
hunt Of Brooktn.
o. Wednesday, February n, BY the Rev. Mr. SHARES,
o1so0B W. CAHALy. Of Phila6elphs, TO Mss EIlM N.
Lam, Of Pst@bsro', Canada West.