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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-12-15
Auditors Office, Dec. 9, 80

A PIrHY Enthusiastically publishes the following letter to
the Washington Union in the Concord Democrat.
DEAR USIoN:-"Brighty breaks the morning" was your exaitant
cock -doodle-d doc over the last New HAMPSHIRE election. Now let
US hear you "crow' over the restarR Sun-SE
Yours alas! UNCLE SAM.
p. s. My love to the "lttle gant"--and all the lesser ones-hdt
are alive.
NEAR Hr.--Fhe editor of the Gin. Gaz. Goo, Schouler) writing
from Boston to his paper, dscourses of the Massachusstts elecion y,
and perpetrates The following:
EVERY member ofthe Senate is of the Ref.srm party, and Of the
members OF abe House, the Wings have chosen sir, the Democrats
one, and the Refoamers three hundred and Ga,tv.oae -like ina irish
mans Ledger account. for TOBACCO five 81 filings, and to ,padies ff
teen thousand pounds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-04
IIHE MARRnD NoMANs PRIVATE NDloAL cor

TTSHE MARRIED WOHANS PRIVATE MEDICAL CON
II ranion.-By Dr. A. n. MaSrioeA1, professor q
mo; PIP. o3s ON nss paper, extra binding; price q
Every complaint TO which woman In subject frosz Rirl
hood 70 womanhood and also wife and mother, an
fully described, with tho causes the symptoms and alH
tbs proper mode Of treatment, In plata, simple, but
tho most chAsts language, sssy Sndsrstood And thu
tcans with those described this nature, eharas.sr AM
causes Of hse complaint and b. spared muoh anxist
and suffering. The wife about becoming motAs
has ofton nsed Of instruoHoa and sdvlos q tn
utmost importance TO hsf future health, n respeet
which hsr sensitvsnses forbds consulting medical gen
tlsnan, win and such instruction and sdrcs AMI Ala
explanations Of many symrtons which otherwise wouk
occasion much anxiety alarm. How many are suffer
Ing from ohstruotions irregularities peculiar 10 TIN
feas sysssm, vhsh undermine the hsaith Of the eReo
Of which they ignorant and which their decacy for
bids seeking medical adLosf How many suffer fra
bss (wssknss debility, As)nHow many are in constant
agony for many months preceding ooasnsmsnn How
many have dcut, not dangerous deliveries ami sio,
and uncertain rseovsrsss Some whose lives are saxds
daring sush tune WIN eash md In lts pAsss the means
provsnion, AneliorAtion, and relief. How many bin
tsr moments, how much anguish might have be~
spared 70 the su4ers to her husband to hsr reaves
By timely posrsssion Of this lite volume II "a ipJAs
q they are Of nAturs stros intended for tAs rari
those contemplating narrisSs For sals By Htrinzs
kTswlssnA 21s1uAdvay; Adrtanes. Sherman q Co,
1stSr B07ss, 70. ! Wig s:s'ss DssiA ! nsyscrors
snd q Is JsSlsbss DDS. IL iassrsy s.ssss 5000 X,
York; Joseph Tn9sv, M5sl.s; also, Z. j. 2sxrscn =
Ghsseans st,>S. PHHsdstphs On tss recsiyt q st q
copy vtu ~ bSd ~ usl fese Of ooeaxu % AL
pars u shs Unitsd 6*sy Al iettss mast ~ A1drs ss
post path, 70 D. Al hApRICKAU. ONss lsD Tascl /,
trsst Ns~ Yoxf. q sss LISA New vxk rns 0pss,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-04

N 8. HCUGH, ADMINISTRATION NOTICE
H. Psremptory, unreserved sale Of entire contents OF
four story house No 10 Warren street. this "wednesday
Of basement VIZ extension table, dring breakfa,t and
ironing do sceboard bookcase, card table carpet pic
lures dining seat and rocking chairs crockery,
isrs, Sc oil c'eth, stair carpets, &C. Al half past Ten
O'Clock, In the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shades, rich Lace
tains, ladys ROSEWOOD bouioir secretary niaid with
gothic twenty day clock several marble groups rose
weed 81. snd ID: tSR centre tables Animate rugs
rosewood, carved in the most elaborate manner costly
volaire and ladies' reception chairs finished In gold
ns 81. sasss en y y 1svs s.s also. the
wood suite Ia purple and gold French satin, sxoclenty
upholstered do In crimson and green French broca
tale Of seven PIECES, ne suite aud also warrsntsd chill
drens gothic chairs In satin damask elegantly smed
French plate oval mirrors large size aabaster clock 81
days. gold face &c rosewood round correred plano
forte octave tone and seton perfect and bsauti
fully carved nd finished with cloth cover large and
massive rosewood secretary bookcass With glass doors
and silk lining complete AT IL O'Clock in the dining
room--the carpets, paintings ma ents, chairs table
and contents viz 6ne cut crystal ware, ivory knives
and forks, napkin linen, silver ware tea service aud
salver table and tea spoons liquor and other cssors
forks, butter aives coffee urn, &c At O'clock tie
sals cf AL the chamber and attic furniture viii commence
tnsiatng Of thee Stories eleven Of different
sises containing tapestry, brussels and ngratn carpet
ing; eiabossJ carved rosewood, antique and mocern
s;yss Of esas,saas with the marble top aresDs ou
to match mahogany do finely polished and OF diderent
descriptions; afo maple and walnut DO; wristbands,
corner incloscd snks bookcases bachelor desks
China toilet eis bureaus, SOFAS sofa bottomsd chairs,
sofa bessfSs &C. ;etraw and husk paissses fae (war
ranted) Son american cured horsehair sttresses;
woolen tisnksts, sheets, pillows and cases, holsters,
tive Parties purchasing have them packed on the
prtrnses and shipped at small exrcnss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-04

A UCTION NOTICE UNREGISTERED SALE OF CAR
WAFER, aueoneer, win SELL this day, 1OK O'Clock
at tie salesroom 80 Pine and So Co streets splendid
assortment of Kidderminster, Administer Brussels vel
vet tapestry ord one two and three ply ingram carpet
ing and rugs both new and secondhand asJ household
furniture rosewood suites in brocatele hair cloth and
plush sofas chairs marble top CENTRE side and pier
tables, secretary bookcases secretaries black walnut
bookcases e!egeres oak extension diutng tables
wood bedsteads, bureaus, washstands, mahogany and
black walnut DO mattresses, passes. pillows bolsters
ALSO silver plated ware table and dessert spoons and
forks balance handled knives and forks tombless de-
santers, Paran pitchers also, French plate oval
tel and per rrors in richly gilt frames also
hogany upright pianoforte, one rosewood do
tave, with twelve months guarantee. Catalogues now
ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-04

uENRY 7. LEEDS, ADMINISTRATION SALE
III Of household furnture.-H. T. L.eds, will sell
this day, wednesday, Oct. T. at l0S O'Clock s the
rich and elegant furntars in the large four story house.
prispg carved rosewood ard mahogany paror furniture
en- suite superb bcokcsse ladies' escrutoe ee
CANT French plate pier glass large French plate mante
mirror; rosewood marble top centre, side and fancy
tabes rich tapestry csrts rosewood etegeres
mahogany extension dining table, elegant French china
dinner and tea sets; silver plated tea and coffee SERVICE
elegant and parlor ornaments oil paintings and
ergravirgs in handsome frames; rosewood hall chairs
easy and sewing chairs in satin brocads soas spring
French bsdsteads suit Of enamesd chamber furniture
rosewood and mahogany dressing bureaus marble top
nut dining and tea tables. large lot of crockery and
glass ware basement and kitchen furniture, &C. Sale
postive-rsn shine and deposit required from pur
chasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-04

A UCTION SALE OF RICH AND COSTLY ROSEWOOD
IA and mahogany furniture-H. WILSON, auctioneer,
to morrow hursday) morning, at 10 O'Clock, the con-
tents Of the large four story house No. 1863 West Twenty
fourth street. few doors east Of Eighth avenue richly
carved rosewood ianofOrte octave, superior instru
ment cost s4eo rosewood and ~,hosany parlor suits
centre tables otomans brocate and lace curtains Gle
CANT paIlor and bedroom window shades magnificent
mahogany and blackwalnut extension tables eight and
ten feet dining and tea table, few choice oil paintings
and steel pate engrayngs rose wood and mahogany bed
rockers elegant china vases and mantle ornaments,
twenty cay rlad and bronze clocks china dinner
and tea SETS rich cut glassware crockery, ivory cut
iery verware tea service, salvers and cake baskets
with solid silver mounings, spoons forks castors, &C.
Ths whole being in the best Of order and comprises
everything necessary to well furnished dwelling Sale
positive without regard to weather. House to let ap
ply to the auCtcneer on the morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-04

A UCTIOE NLTCE-THOS BELL, AUCrO NEER-
IA By Bell and Bush.-Our store Is arranged
wewi SEP every day unless called out doors This day.
Of 10 O'Clock at the salesrooms q Centre street. fur
niture and other articles Thursday in continue
tion Fri ay all kinds Of merchandise, furniture dry
goods, clothing, &C. To sportsmen-Friday at Tx
O'Clock, will be sold without reserve splendid London
double barrel fowling piece and superior well broke
and trained setter dog the gun mads By wastwood stub
and fw0 fried locks, patent BREACH and every thing
sportsman would wish the dog 10 pure blooi handsome
BY, London, who has NO further use for the same.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-04
OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

A POSITIVE CURE OF PERSONS OF HARD HEAR.
IA ing 1t being known to the public that IL Ia in my
power TO cure such complaint hard hesrirg any
to my Office can with instruments TO them
selves without the least trouble Inconvenience Any
wishing 10 be relieved frem that great misfortune
Of hard hearing may call at my oGce, address note,
pcst PAID and explaining tho particular Of the disc
pR. MATIHEAD. 20S Walker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-04

ID c. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNI
H. ture in Brooklyn at No. 81 Sands strcst by viz
ture Of chatte mortgage, Thursday morning. Oct g.
OF O'Clock all the elegant furniture contained in the
house. consisting in part Of tapestry Brussels three
ply ingram and dAmssk carpets and oil cloths richly
carved rosewood parlor furniture ncrson and
French bocatee marble top centre table, bookcase and
fancy tables rich French plate oval mirror, superior
rosewood pianoforte, superior mahogany ana walnut
chamber furniture, in marble and plain, dressing bu
reaus washstands French, gothic and scroll bedsteads
hair mattresses paasses, toilet SETS shaving sands
with mirrors gard qdarteste and fancy tables clocks
vases gothic hall stand and hall chairs to match &C.,
&c. Dining room furniture in walnut marble top etc.
gere, two extension dining tables Astor chairs chi
glass and crockery plated ware &c &c. Aso about
$50 volumes Of valuable books Also the kitchen furni
ture and utensils, with which the sale win
Catalogues at the sale BThe furniture 10 the above
short time is we'll preserved and tie sale being persmp
tory, affords to buyers opportunity deserving Of
than ordinary attention. The goods may be examined
the evening previous to the sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-04
VIZ g. MFILOR AUCrIONEER.-BY HOUGHr0N
W. MLLLoR, this day, at loK O'Clock,

VIZ 8. MELIoR. AUCrIONEER.--BY HoUGHroS h
w. nhLLoR this day, =. ion O'clock,
peror mad. cabinet furniture berg the entire manu-
fsctured stock Of Of Large city manufacturers
who retires from the business and removed for
nence OF sale. We recommend this really good as,ort
mept to our numerous friends and the pa6c and they
can rest assured that every lot in the catalogue will
sold positively without reserve. The trade county
BY examining the stock previous TO purchasing
The stock consists in part elaboratey carved rosewood
parCr furniture, suite, bound In itch French satn
bocates plush and hair cloths Of the latest styles and
designs exqu stey rosewood aror secretary and
tookcac ned with eatinwood, and cost $500; ladies' Pa
RI made writing and rich
with mirror doors and back together with choice oil
paintings French plato oval and pier mirrors In orna-
WOOD mahogany and Walnut Of the latest styles and de-
signs; dining furniture, oak, eegers and dae.
board, oak extension tables Of the most approved
chairs to msfch chamber furniture, elsborately carved
beds tesds burcaus and Wristbands to mat,h
Nth marble tops, rosewood bedroom chair ~ satin
match. together with about ten suits superior made
ersmeed chamber suits with marble tops and without
style and design including rosewood mahogany oak and
walnut hall stands hall tables with without marble
tops han chairs &C. mahogany tote aetes. chairs
mahogany extension dining tables corner stands ete.
erts music star fancy tables, light stand oco farni
lssses, Sc. At twelve O'Clock precisely win BE- sold
several superior toned rosewood panoores by the best
Ne. York and Boston m.ksrs fully warranted, two Ct
$500 each pearl inxii plate double round corners &c
so elegant paror organ, nearly made BY Utter
q: ' md .ss. .S
decorated French china vsses tea sets Of forty four
psess saci glassware .sstte sets oloeia candslsbras,
svss. sSSssi lamps cut eSry &C.
fcrnir1 the pyge assortment ofeySi at arcaon this
ell Aaa Il vii wVrtAy Of Atssnioa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-04

EDWARD K oOIiiNs, % Wan street, Now York.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY co., Liverpool. London.
STEPHEN KENNARD & CO., ~ Austin Friars,
JOHN AUNR0E 4 co., 20 Rue Notrs Dame des Viz
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre. [toirss Paris.
gold, silver bullion, specie swery precious stones or
metals unless bills Of adng are signed thsrefor and the
vsluo thereof therein expressed.
Shippers will please take notice that the ships Of this
line cannot carry any goods contraband Of war.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-04

DR WHEELER, OCCUIIST, ls6 BROADWAY, C0RNm
H. Of Brocme street. devotes his attention to diseases
Of the eye and the public that there Ia u
ths disorders 10 which the human eye Ia sub.
oaoe hours Al A. n, V aP Y. Artificial eyes inserted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-04
COAL, sc.

C0AL, FLOUR, ND BREAD-COALtF FIRST QUALITY,
~ nut siEe 80 Dor ton. Egg, CRATE coal, % IS.
Flour sold by the single barrel at the Wholesale market
price, delivered in New York, sBrooklyn, Williamsburg
Jersey City. Apply at the Peoples Coal and Flour
Agency, Ne 20 Broadway Bread four cents per pound
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-04

DEOPIES BANK OF PATERSON.-NOTICE Is HERE
by given that all claims In favor Of this bank OK
the recevsrs win b disposed Of BY public auction st tie
oos Of the Receivers, at Paterson, New jersey, on
Tuesday the 9th day Of September next ct IL O'Clock
A. NJ, nnless previously settled. Catalogues Of the
claims viii re furnished application to sitssr Of the
Receivers during the week preceding the sale.
Paterson, N. j., July 8, 1854.
CS. VAN WAGNER
TyI WILL .psn PAY. Rs0s'v'r'' &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-04

NEADAHx uwlN, IRON PARIS, TENT EIss HER BEE
Nl vicss TO he ladies' aai gsrslsmsn Of this CT In
aso.cgy by books and scieras AID u 70 - ccossloss
eioct love- snA-rises, business, Law mAtters. &C. -
will tai the pans of the lady or gentis3nan thsy r.
MARI AZ, tss names Of their ysitsss. Madame Axi.
srosjs ttS NJ ersh French end GsrmAn languages. "a
sIdercs 800 Bovrry, between rirA aai second Axssa
Ofase hours fcsu 10 An, N9P n, LsAi4s " osaSn.
ssukep@a o..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-04

uENkY b. LEEDS, AUCuoNEER.-BY n. H. LEEDS
III &Eo.-Wednesday, Oct. 4, 1t l0K O'Clock, at the
sales room 10 Nassau street Largo sale OF jewery,
Watches plated ware, &c to be sold without any
whatever consisting Of large assortment OF enamsei
and chased god lever duplex independent sec,nd de-
tached levers, Geneva, with and without jewels made
by Rosk ell cooper, Tobias Dubois, Bonoquin Perrot
Racine and Others beautiful collection OF gilt mAnts
eIccf EDglsh geld pens and pencils penholdsrs double
and single glasses seal finger rings, seed cord cut
no., beautiful mosaic breast pins OF various Devices
English box hair pins miniature lockets bracelets stone
cameo do enamsled gold and garnet do cluster do,
French jeweiy, saved from the Philadelphia bracelets
hacons breastpps and other jewelry. Also invoice
castors vegetable Dishes fruit stands cAndlesticks egg
stands tankards gobles plates pitchers, toast racks
snnfers, asparagus tongs sugar do gravy and other
goo1s and to BIO sold to the highest bidder including
invoice Of Bronzes and other valuable articles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-04

. A UCTION IE-WIIL BE SOLD, ON FRIDAY, AT
"A u o'clock, NJ, on the premises, house and lot, in
Vandy he street. Vanbrunt street, in the city
Brooklyn lot Is by 100. house frame in repairs bein
two story and basement. One third of the purchase
money may remain if desired for three years at
per cent. Sale positive, and without reserve.
L. FISBBLATT Au :tioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-04

A UCTE N NOTICE GREEN AND HOTHOUsE
"A plants, &c--SAMUEL OSGOOD, auctioneer, "a Mas
sau street. win sell by auctisr the premises Eighth
avenue and 10th street to morrow Thursday and Friday
Oct and at 10x A. NJ day, the entire sock Of
green and hothouee plants fruit and fancy trees 49, be-
longing to T. Dunlap Eq being the finest collection In
the State. The whole viii be sold without reserve,
Mr. Dunlap retiring from business, and is well worthy
ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-04

A RRIvAL OF THE MYSTERIOUS CLAIRvOYANY -
"A Madam MAN Ia the most wonderful clairvoysnt In
the world. She 10 at liberty TO be cons ,lted a. $50
Bowsry upon past present and future events also -
regards marriages., absent friends busLe alters 10
she will while In the trance describe the nature sndi
locality Of dicesses, and prescribe for the shs
With departed friends; also, instructions BY astroio
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-04

HENkY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-BY Fl. H. LEEDS
II CO.-Ths day, at IL O'Clock, in front of our
store 10 Nassau streets grey mare Is hands high
years old, warranted sound and kind Engineer Stock
in 3n. les. in fcal by VIM Tell, Of Duroc stock. viii
be sold without reserve grey horse eight years old
last spring. 15 hands hgh warranted sound and kind
Also, platform spring cart in first rate ORDER So:
of single cart harness, fly net, beds, NC. A Jenny
Lind open buggy, entirely new and made to order with
ont regard q coat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-04

A UCTION NOTICE.-sAMUEL OSGOOD, AUcrIoNEER,
~ win sell by auction, this morning, (Wednestay.)
ut 10X O'clock st "a Nassau street, without for
cash, . catalogue of and second hand household
furniture, stoves, &C. Catalogues ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-04
ANTHOLOGY.

A sTROIOGY.-MRs FIEURY, FROM PARIS, WHOSE
"A relations prophesed Napoleon L. 10 the csiebratsA
6rst person Of the present age to foreeu future
events true and certain Can b a 20a Brosms 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-04

TFE TATTERSALL'S HEAvE POWDER CURES
heayes In one or two weeks, coughs in three days,
worms by dose and is the best ,ndihon msdicns in
use. Sold by A. n. gOUGH co, 40 WAn street, base
ment, and IL Court street. Brooklyn Country NOR
chants twelve months credit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-04

DvhE NEW FORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATE
4 nan stsansrA-rhs ships eonposing this line ars
the following -
ATLANTIC, Capt West. BALTIC CAPT. Oomstock.
PACIFIC Capt Nys. ARCuU, CApt Luos.
ADNArIC, Capt. -
These ships having besn built BY contract expressly
for government ssrvos every care has boon taken In
her construction - in their engines 10 strength
snd speed and their accommodations for passengers
nnequalled fos elegance and comfort.
Prioe Of passage from New York 10 liverpool In 6st
cabin $780, IN second d. sT5. Exclusive use Of extra
size tate-roOms, 1926.
From Liverpool to New York, go and &C.
An eIperienoed surgeon attached TO ssch ahip.
No berth secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAIMN0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-04

@ HERFy's SALE TIRE ,LvARY LINE or sTAaya
- homes harness, sle'ghs. and Inn ,leasnts In the
stable viii be solA at public auces, at the stables u
Lwcn street In williamsburg, On Thursday. 9Th Inst At
o'clock n sAie positive. @. LOTT, Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-04

D0YAL NAN, STEAMSHIP ARAHA-sOR LIVER
N pool Tho Arabia, 9. n. z JudhLas, oen usadsr,
the mails and paAssogsr for Europe o. wednesday, tas
4th October 1t O'Clock precisely. PAsssasers arc TO
yussted 70 b on board ~ TX o'clock, n The Cana
Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-04

yyyHE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
i Company intend starting their favosits steamships
FROM PHILADELPHIA
City Of Manchester about saturday, Nov. Is, 1854
IRON LIVERPOOL
City Of Manchester. about Wednesday, Oct as 1854
Saloon 800, s65 and 800 (aeoordiny to stats room
taken, and found With comfortably cooked provisions
FOR to liverpool 80. from Liverpool.
Parties wtahing to bring ont their friends can obtain
OF 81 sterling and upwards. Apply to SAMUEL SMITH,
Agent IL Walnut street. PhadslphiA, and No. Broad
way, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-04

VI,HE UNION POWER COMPANY OF THE UNITED
i states, No. 80 Broadway, New York, arc now manu-.
featuring fourteen sizes Gwynnes pump, and fifteen
CINE combined.l Fer every situation requiring pumps
FIRE engines they are peerless In efficiency And per-
rarency. Prioes, $50 up 70 IS 600-onethird OF the
expense Of other apparatus producing equal results
for 20 years at cent per snnum cost
Send for List Of persons who have them In use.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-04

r aTDrIEG, AUc1IoNEER, WILL SELL ON THE
% sth Inst at 10r O'Clock A. NJ, ths variors dry
eooSs era tents Of the fancy store sos ssvcrsh ave
ate; hkewisx seven years ease Ct .ls store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-04

VyHE UNDERSIGNED, OWING TO REMOVAL OF HIS
il bu iness, Is row .tenirg marbls mante's, mo-
nument hsatcnee &c fifteen TO twenty per cent less
thsn tho usual prices Call and Be satis6ed- JAMES
HART Jua 1Ii and ne Nnth street, corner o. Third
avonue,
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.


s'fAuDEN AND AkBOy RAILROAD 10 PHu.AU1Gr
~ rsiA, from pier No. North Nvsr.--Tvo nsa
daily, ct A. ~ and p. II. The morning line 81 4.
NJ, BY steamboat Johd Potter, to South Amboy; thssse
by cars 70 way places TO Pnadsphs. Fare $2 sssee1
cIsss 81 7S Express line ct p. NJ, By John Potter -
Anpoy; hsnos direct to Camden By cars; through =
ave hours. Fare, %. Wsp accommodation and end.
grant Limo Il r. n fare 81 20; smiyraat linz u r. -
fare, 81 IS
nAY BOAT FOR Albany AND THE NTERMuE.
IL ate lAndiDss.-Fsre one dollar Meals ssrvs1 -
board.--Ths steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON, OADA 70
B. Odel will leave New York from foot Of Jay stEe94
every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, ct O'Clock Az
Retarning, win lsavs Albany every Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday.
NEW YogK AND PHILADELPHIA AND THE sOUY8
IN and West Va New Jszssy RAilroad.-Unassd 0a&a0
mali and szprsas nss ssve Nsw York. foot Of corteA
rtreet AT, and 10 O'Clock 4. n, and ~ aaa r -
Through In four hours. Fare % - In y e27S In Az 90
% in 9. 70 sndA The New Jersey Accommodation -
leaves ct u H., ct "a step0iug ct ~ way seaeians
Through tickets sold for noinnaH(st o1e and ~ Ws
and fof Baltimore, WAshington, N@foak, -, end tEe1
baggsgs ohssksd b wasAingtoa n ~ 10 A. T. as6o