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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-09-24

"Erroy ceases to be dangerous,
1rhen reason is lcH free 10 combat
u. This saying Of Thos. Jefferson,
gives-(without syllable more from
his lips), evidence Of the true domes-
tic idea, of his great mind. It is par
ticularly applicable to the times. Rea-
son is the chemists, crucible, into
which the rough ore Of error is placed
to bear the heat of the fire Of reason,
and the light from Heaven, that ever
accompanies it. 1t is folly for any sect
Of religious political or philosophers,
to endeavour to ftighten the world in
to the belief Of any abstract theory, not
based upon human reason, and calcu-
lated in its application, to benefit man.
kind. Let reason be free to combat
error, and the public mind will never
remain long, at any one period with
out that light which is necessary to
shed present happiness and future fe-
LEFTY. Mankind in one united voice
have proclaimed that "they will
neither be forced on one hand, or
frightened on the other" Rulers in
authority, spiritual, as we'll as tempo
raj, are aware Of this fact, and the
spirit Of the age leads them; as it
should. Reason, is the highest and
noblest faculty, it supports revelation
special, as we'll as natural, and one
harmonious system must ultimately
grow out Of it, to restore mankind to
its primitive state O. innocence and
purity. We have nothing to fear
from secret or other, societies, as long
as reason is left free to combat their
errors. We advance this as the text
for a Know Nothing sermon. Will
some one take up the thread and spin
it out to greater length.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-09-24

The Way 1t zcas,-The recent
duel between Short and Peacock, near
Cincinnati, which resulted fatally to
the former, grew out Of the faithless-
ness Of Shorts betrothed, who in his
absence Airted with the gay Peacock,
and sent back to Short her engage
ment ring. in token of the end Of all
tender feeling for him. He was en-
ragged by her fickleness, fought, was
wounded, and will die.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-09-24
GEORGE A. PIKE,
GY-T The congregation oe each and

Eg-Ihe congregation oe each and
every church, in Democratic form of
Government, should have full and alb
solute CONTROL over their own church
property, and even the selection Of
their own minister, or the country,
has much to fear eventually, from the
overgrown power of some particular
sect, that would use its wealth to ex-
terminate others. We see that at a
recent meeting Of the Trustees Of the
st. Louis Catholic church at Buffalo,
met on Saturday to consider the prop
sition for settlement of their Difficult
ties from Bishop Timon; the Bish-
ops overtures were rejected unani-
mously.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-09-24

re- Holloway, the man charged
with having shot at Mrs. Adams, in
New Orleans, several days ago, has
been released /; no evidence appearing
against him, except his own confession,
which it seems no one credits.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-09-24

The Baltimore Sun of Tuesday
week, gives the following particulars
of a startling incident at the Holiday
Street Theatre on Monday:
'Iast evening, during the dance al
the close of the Serious Family, the
dress of Miss Ellen Morant took fire
as she passed the footlights, and being
of light gauze, the alarm from the
house was scarcely given before the
flames seemed to envelop her person.
She rushed hastily from the stage, be-
fore more that passing effort could
be made to extinguish the blaze, and
the last view which the audience bad
other person was enraped in a sheet Of
flame. Great excitement prevailed
instantly in the house, and many rush
ed for the doors, but the danger was
evidently confined to the unfortunate
young lady. The stage was in great
commotlon, and Miss Fany Morant
fell by the stage box in fainting con-
dition. The curtain was promptly
rung down, and in a few minutes,
Mr.. Norton came forward and announ-
ced that the accident had not resulted
so seriously as it had threatened at the
moment, the flames having been ex,
tisguished as soon as the young lady
passed from the stage and her neck
and shoulders only being rather badly
seorchcd. The sympathy Of the au-
diencc, which had been held in sus-
pense during the few minutes that
had elapsed, found vent in burst
Of applause, and Mr.. Norton retir-
cd"
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-09-24

1t IS gemeraly the Cuse.-1t is
now reported upon good authority,
that the man who undertook to blast
his neighbours prospects, used too short
a fuse, and got blown up himself
The number of fatal incidents, on
record Of this character, should prove
a death warning, to all who "bear NAL
ice"
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-09-24

PRoGREss AND Observation-Disclosures.
De Witt Il Davenport of 100 Nassau
street, New York, have cur thanks
for copy of this last popular novel,
from the pen of Mrs. Gore. AS an
authoress of rare merit, Mrs. Gore has
not superior. Her style has all the
sprightiness of Frederika Bremen, con-
veying lessons of sound morality and
domestic virtue. We shall give Pro-
gress and Prejudice more extended
notice, after we have enjoyed the
pleasure of its perusal.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-09-24

EN-The Baltimore Sun of the 4th
inst, announces the death of Mrs.
Elizabeth Benton, consort of the Hon.
Thomas IL. Benton. Mrs. Benton
was sixty years of age at the time Of
her death.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-09-24

EE-On the night Of the 9th inst,
during severe gale, three briggs and
eleven schooners, were driven ashore
at Holmes Hole.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-09-24

A SUFFICIENT REAsoN.--Tn fixing
the time for the last conhagration Of
the sublunar world, chat was to have
been; y the first Of May, was suggested
by Parson Miller, in consideration of
special regard for those who live in
rented houses. II was thought by
this arrangement, that much trouble
would be saved the Gothamites.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-09-24

70 The local man Of the Louis
vile Times, calls upon his readers to
swallow the following
Yesterday, as we were coming up
Jefferson street, near Ninth, we saw a
woman watering large bulldog from
the spout of pump. While the dog
was standing on his hind legs, with
his mouth to the spout, the benevolent
woman was pumping the water for
him to drink. This is truly q fast
age.
They mnst dress cool in Lafayette,
la. A young lady on being asked if
she intended to wear that great hustle
to church, said didn't mean to wear
any thing else. So says an exchan-
ge.-A1Uocate or Delta, as IRE doi't
k,aow solich IS entitled to the cred
1t.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-09-24
necticut.

EE There has been frost in Con
necticut.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-09-24

TIE REINSTATEMENT OF TIE CHEIF
OF PoLrcE.-Col. james, by decision
of Judge Lea is re-instated in office.
In the decision Of Judge Lea, the True
Delta says:
Our readers will preceive that it
fully sustains the opinion we have here
toforc expressed, that the outrage was
as deficient of legal warrant as the mo
tive which prompted it was inexplica-
bic and unworthy.
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WHAT HAS BECOME OF THE BAND?

WHAT HAS BECOME OF THE BAND ?
We ask this question, for informa
ton. The music of "tho Company
is no longer heard on Main street or
elsewhere and we feel o solicitude
for their welfare that alone prompts
the enquiry. Is the Band dead, or
merely in suspended animation, owing
to unhealthy actions of its physical
organism ? IF so, let the music strike
up to dispel such fogs and mist. If
music will not do it, then let the
strings snap forever, and the Comet
will sing its requiem IN obitua111nz.
What's the matter? Is there evil
genii in the air about us, that mcddle
in affairs Of men? Do spirits walk in.
visible about us, turning soul stir
ring music into discord 'Tt must
be so, Plato, thou reasonest well else
why the painful thought, the faint de-
sire-tho languishing condition of all
music
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AFTER DINNER TAzK.-"If | were
in the army, said Mr. Pink gravely and
solemnly, II SHOULD not like to be
lieutenant it implies that man has
not paid his landlord and has Schuy-
lerizcd."
allow so, Mr.. Pink" asked we
modestly.
"Why, d'you see" said that great
man, removing his cigar. putting out
a long wreath of smoke and watching
the ascent Of the blue vapor: "Why
d'you see, my boy, he is a left ter
ant p
A grand National Convention Of
Babies is to be held in Springfield,
Mass, on the 5th Of next month, when
prizes amounting to $500 will be
awarded to the finest babies exhibited.
Several familiar affairs have como
off lately in the West, and it is said
that the encouragement given to this
branch Of the productions ofthe coun-
try, has had very decided and beue-
fetal effect. 49,
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A more worthless old rascal than
this Concha certainly never ruled
even in Cuba, nor one who better de-
served trial than triumph, and
punishment than presents and process
sions. It is possible he may yet get
his deserts.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-09-24

One hundred and Fifty Of the new
police of Philadelphia we're sworn in
on the 9th. The Mayor notified each
of the candidates that he must provide
himself with revolver, and wear the
uniform to be selected by the chef of
the department, remarking, at the
time, ''that he himself is member Of
the department, and would not ask
them to wear uniform that he would
not assume himself"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-10
NEW PUBLICATIONS..

DIsIfOp DoASE, AGAfN.-vfNI ICA-ioN or THE
ID FOR isymen teire an t,fsbt Of sundry r'stestUF
the Ina cal htory % that pssseeotsd pr-te
Tor sac ~ SIkINGkR TOW Nsbnr, corner VI Broad
way and Ana street
IUst NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND HER LOVERS.
~ ts.o % Nofmsnds ~ Talbot uwyan,. anthor q
s1tu schasl or Pa here hos rssdts A fieech 1omes
a. fale T. nnasrt and fulf II frtee. KikER,
1HURnE % No. ~ Futon sirtet
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ocuLrsTs AND AuRIsTs.

nR. JAMfsW POWELL, OCUIIsT AURIST ETC !,
~ deytes bis atte, tiuN excnsvsy 70 diseassa 81 the
81, ard from 70 ofetrct d.ily ~ hi, once, S0
hss Trasi.cd IN nis ely fer twent, y~ss Dc Powss
prttlAr .restite the Eysn Re pr At hig
money cannot buy hso bic self acting AID fsun
tsrs Witch obtained the metal 80 tb~ Crys al PAlss ace
tie Gee and srgsst collection Of human attihcia ir
lie In IN.
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mEDTCAI..

DR. WARD, NO 30 CANAL STREET, 0sF DcOD
~ esst ~ Broadway be consulted a. usual vita
tsinty Honrs from "a N. til sp NJ Dr rs srsds.
ate o. Edinburg Ssehsrd hAs sixteen moa
srrses fully devoted 20 nis speciality
DE RICHARDSON GRADUATE or TuE ROYAL
~ College ~ Surgeons Butifn b. suttca "a bis
.peci sii,y ~ MA toT Y ~ A. ia ns
81 prv .rsrt .xtspiso Practice 20. he
,e.rf 81 n ~ this count Erro snsss
bin 20 srtNis thsis cure ~ dihsais Ls,sars
ron TIC ofnt ~ aftsndea "a.
AZ I<e#uNT, PsNfs AID ToSBON PHYstrtsB
W. auf 4 consulted W Nj speo sy at ~ eaGs
s,rsst corne, IS bsossssy from u = ungf ", md
from I'll IN tho evening. srs.os snnasys Psusnts
treated ~ mall n. B.-ke the drux store
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PROPOSALS.

pavpos AIS FoF BuILpIEo A COUNTY ccuE.
4 nsu'e and Js1 =. Rivsrhssd Suffolk County y
tssea pssAss VII to received sstbs cousty Clsra
urtiI the itb day Of July pert, ferfu
sht1r rssctiaf rsc building Court Beues snf Jan ~
e shove asrs1 PIE per spsoDcstiors ard pisAs fcs
sses witch meg Ne sssp a. ssid ceasty cisrsscfcs
80 cbs'Imst ~ abe sesd q Supervisors in the
ssrc~ 4be ns~rd RE rcort uouse In pfverhesS
ssttsva COOS II fhs svecheators vii be fufnshes
~ rssaK x Jsf Csarer EierH Of ssi< cauhtv Pr
arsap 81 sssj " The chairman n tho Nns-o
III rcfs tsff ef1nwssn cooper snsois Cont Hop,.
- $50 ~tsff all reject m ~ a. ~ AL
"a s.l@ III s. II dec. lfassss
4; ;ivstIs ! S aIEasA, rnns,..
saEs -. taSz. Nh v Posi-. SeEDAs"sr
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCII0N sALE-RICH AND Ha0NIYIcsNr HOUSE
netslssspse.. ana othsrs ~lLsvN, aust'onser, vil
eel % Iuesdsy. July IT, a. oe'sck rrecisey
contents al ths large house No 10 Twsay
1osrsh street 1xhth Thsfurnitars sAsmAs
g order on sfs hrst of NAY By Il the best city
1Aeturers and Of slx thousand dol Every
- ttcs VII be psreps riy s.id tor cssh 60 the hghest
hdaer Asd oash required from al purshsset
the family 50 the country The furniture
yf6 a1 ssstly parov
esites frspch aan b. ooSssl elegant good piano
4oste ~ made b. ~sFors, ~ spleud, Aad
1nish splepd wood et~gere marble sop With plate
alaas bsak o. richly rosewood And
mahogany pier sofn and centre tables:
cha1ra - gold byoesds; wssd and mahogSny
tstss ccstly ornolu cock issid s,d ParAn tables ele
sat- lace window curtans sud tieh shsdss spsnd6 col
sctep Of valuable oil pss.tngs anang which found
ne Prodien Son" end other choice scri pieces
veil worthy s sssuttou Of ethsrs being
sss sdu tio,s Of sAleat
Eissss solis black v.sss asia tshlea
hoyany cushicned ohss sofas, dysns Jenny Lnd maple
ssS Sha ssssh rockers and
xos, .sod and black wsssut
nofee haar 9stsyssses. woolisn blABket rosewood
hossny snd btact walnut bsd~sads passes marble top
rosewood aat nAhhesny vashstands elegant china toilet
sets rich oba.a aptsl eight day In
laid clock Splendid decorated hna sst chipa dinnsr
- ereckesy aud gassssrs hest Ivory a cutlery silver
vase forts &c tesshss WED the
OF wen fulashed house Psrtiss have their furDi
reasonable chAygo.
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$4,000 REwAa sD1 BLANCHE AsTao
al diseases OF tho asthma aud al
CHI ore diseases ufhce No 20 Thompson street zU -
MADAME ALVIN FROM PARIS, TENDERS HRR
l services 70 the ladies and gentlemen 81 th city la
.roog by TOOK and science and "a 60 be consulted about
love marriage. business law 40. Sae will tell
of the lacy gentleman they will marry. nso tho
Of her visite M.dsme Alvin speaks the English
Fir Second streets vfhce hours from no A.
tor, ladies 20 c'nts, gentle 81.
MADAM MslbR HAS REMOVED 10 ion SEVENTH
IVA sysnue bcveeh Isenty th I'd ana Twenty fourth
events mewse marriage journeys. tswsuts busia ess
prasiee,s esncss absent friends property or ~ sa.
AID can give guarantee for her sft5
hsTRiSvS IAi.-sAUsSsE VILLsIfk FKyv
III Pare, Prefes@or OF Autograph reade
ter by ar ndi,iduas hand writing snd sptos w,i-ins
cimts 0. lard i's stna T. an psrs5n 10 aefisea
'on Of Their chAyac.sf. future siccss d.sny <o sas
s.ess, post paid MADAME vILLErgE BreAd~sy Pe-,
yses aoh noe iyiae o.. e .ts city 80 sa'ely
wset sster the fseespt ~ their ssmssonfratho
MADAM soRro. IS ~lrnunT KscFPrgoA TN
t meat wobcerfu sst fl@sift 10 IRE ~era. that rs
eyts bess snowh sGl tel lsss yf,san, .nd fa,.r
syNtts AMI I'll 4 300 frts,e bts,Ats I'D sesess
.rrds ~ti D =. astgd boa..- = rs tsc fssr,,
I, krrcpo Ste feven.b dsp-s.os ..ssp.i f.p,t
e, sDg z, ~, %. -ih e.tsy 81, = tvssss =
bevF - aus ~n h.rt, tairs ~ es..e 81 ~. ~
y AZ enjcy ~ sresiy.' bap,l - Es.,iman u So
Ins-o vhc gieh ereeig ms,fkse mss esil soap .st
by ~ tsrtna vrop tue sesico scptdas the
-ean n.npsn svd Ceipmti. esstieraes nos .sms,.as
Mrs LsIcxgs 2oS CANAL srsEET coSrisus,
W 70 tel fs*t, pr sent All fulurs sverts kasse
70 80 naI isss she ~ T.ss ls.s gs,gd
csu'e ltf 10 sstsre stolen 1st>fss Ass tsmr.s
rent old Tor 10 l5us
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SUMMER RETREATS.

nEGFo0T NANsIor HOUSE. KE7PoRT j., IS
~ opened for the reception OF ancicst and peru,
rders ktyport IL tvepty miles from the city
Ra1itan tay FOR bathing ahins Ai ing &C. u Is uasur
30 those who economy camfart aud
niepce. EDNOrDBtGR00T,3 sss ofths Prescott House
Hsw York. B.. The Essle leaves pier foot
of turrs stroll every morning at O'Clock M and the
popular steamer Key port 1t O'clock y. N.
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UC,lON NOTIcE-wM JONES, AucrroNrgR
By virtue Of An execution. will soil this day l0
u. ~ Ne l45 Cans street. piano forte,
made ~ O 4 b. Barmorc and one marble tor table
HENn1 B1eHOP, Constable.
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THE GREAT INVASION
i Like Ta~tar hordas
From walls and boards
The Insect MT a y come,
But die they must,
BY LYONS dust.


They won't die however unless tbs geuune article Ia
Bewsre q eoun'erfsit Magnetic Powder zoo lyon
pedals grated 70 him BY England France and
6cItia = " ev $50
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pLANlrG MAcHINEs:-wooDwoR PATENT
OF two iiges. in complete order for sale cheap, BY
EiLio1T HOLDEN, 90 Boekmaa street.

ITO BE SOLD AT A BARGAIN.-TWo FOUR STORY
biicf honses and lots IN Seventh s,snue one four
beautiful three story and bssspt houses aud lots
Lee Brootlyn Alto, several otter houses in th,
.atorhs Of New York All Of viii ~l he solo cheap and
cary terms Apply to JACOB PEcAkE, No 1853 Hes
Ter ctr eet from to o'cloek
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a. snAET-hEfAL WORKaes No.I... -. :.
tnc AAo asoful prtents shns has been
granted within the last ten has awarded 10
Websrer Of Mor'fania, ~ Qetters patent dsted March
~ 1874 for novel and invaluable machine for 10 Hing
from 900 70 Is mo feat Of tsny hind Sheet Metal Tabins
hours of9 A n ard r. M In room No Ia At No III val
street New York city where Ill interesed Arc solicited 20
cali Towrs citss counties and rights far sxls Al.
Hlpoet PAL ~ pTf a en- o. their or
UU IAN wEBSTER,
DIA9 xTLLIR
Dsoi proprietor. N. =. s,soo. ss- sork.
M w WARMER HAS TAKEN THE OLD STAND,
W formerly occupied ~ Oliver Harper, corner OF
Dock ard water tetts Bra0ksn shere he will garry
the coach and business Ia all its vAyious branches
SsrI'aset 81 all descriptions made y ORDER sht work
kert constantly ION hand Repairing Of all kinds promptly
attended to.
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ANTHOLOGY.

4sJn nn0 RLwAkD.--TuE WONDER or THE
pAOsOOO world-aadAme Clift0n.-1 his natu esliy
gtea and scieesias lady Is causing goat excitement
ibis city by riyi y epcn aud who vis
such correct statements through ~. Macame Z. is
The tIst ard ob!J real finale ast'oiosist that Is
evcrwae In our oiy She warrants
AZ WHO v-t hef on marriage, losses law suts, sbous
hs5ds, deatls 40 This wonderful sill but
h.hors me IN tbs eiy MS ste Intends sing Earvpe, all
who 'eel desirour o. cpn-upg her had better ,a soon
Madame g. disease In its stage
tho racums,ism Consult her and satisfy Yourself Res
deuce NO 5sfnpnpsop street betve-n or M
bsiiF htn4q s,Nn~.tep- - o'
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nsH ef uaAs SEA ~ xf'v& tef as
NtsE@1
-. y. -- --..-- III. =. - : s....L ArA..-- -
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CLOTHING, &C.

CAsT OFF CLo1HIEG WANTED. - cgNTLFNrN
~ having leftof wearing apparel 70 dispose o. AZ
iafge tfnfT ttter. can receive to biggest
price W applying TO- or addressing THOMAS d. COS EOf
tslor ftl Pesr street N BGeEtlemens clothes clean
cd. PRESSED, and neatly repaired
VAST. OFF cL0TH1sG.-A LARGE QUasTfrS
~ wsntes -Tnr bstest priee hhcrasy gis.a ans east
ssii H. money for large sosb lose Of g,oe
second hant eothirg .eotsmeh wishin dispose % she
above viii please searess or cal on JAMES Moa0skf
no III Orange street, nesr Chstham-
TuornlNG ladies OR GENTLEMEN HAVING
" 20 si.pese 81 cas- rsosiye fair cash prize Y
tho store ~ West Broadway place. ca1i
aud ~ West broadway by letter through tho
Post Ufos Laeisa attended By Mrs. Cohen. 8. Co EN-
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CBIRITY's BALE OF CLOrBING. ON MosDAY-
~ July 10 ct 10 oct ,ck A. " ut $40 Broadway consist
Jog essts pants drawers vests Ac also one
iron eafs: II Of
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M0NEY-CASH ADVANCES MADE Or DIANONDA
1M Watches Jews1ry silveRwsrs valusbes and psrsen
property generally or bought for oash \ WOOD. q ~
main tinrs or aa1e
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nj AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP CO., CARRYING
IN the United states mail fer Mo oile, stopping at Hs
.spa Sen morshly iine The steamship BLACK WAR
RlOR, Bnlloeh c,mmsnt en- 10 receiving freight,
and viii sail for the above ports Monday july TO- II
O'Clock precisely fro Ter at foot OF Beach street. North
River Frcixht taken for New Orleans Passengers for
Havana mutt ocufs passports before leaving port For
freight or psssagc, Apply TO LIvINGSTON, ChUCHERON
a Co.. Agents, 81 Broadway.
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GETTYH0UsE, YoNKEBs-THts COMMoDIOUs no,
VI vel open for the reception Of bosrdes and
silent PARTIES The excessive and
veniens especialy for families The Bussen River Ran,
trains arrive and almost bonrly Steamers
an make REGULAR daily trips rte in the ne,eh
hrlood ntupasted pleasant walks itcs in the vi
unity. pfpEer, surpcr NJ wedding psrtiss can
etnnucdtttd ~ shert notice. nkNhY DUhELI.
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ITO IkI = Two Ls1GE ROOMS IN HAMLToN
Buildings, ~ @yoaaway sndBsrcto ssr.-t, seI
cacslassd tsak Insurance. compsry Re merc.ptls
kuknsss AIse f aiees to let Vi. third and fourth
no.rs. Aspip Lswren 10 ahd ~ ociock, TO ).
HUTCHl>6s .6 xet,a street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-10

DIILfAHp TABLES poA SALE "A LAgGE STOCK
ID ~ ID. Lew dcsc,fltlnn rs procnr@d At No 20
street small tables hafatsc tnhlv for
sale ct,np. GRIFFITH DECKER
billiard TABLES FOR SALE we INVITE BUY-
- TO exsmine stocs . Rosewood shcs any sad
cal tshlt with msrblo Este WOOD tess aud all articles
tsntps TO tho tvs cheaper than
etheJ ettshii husnt in the Inted states. LEONARD
HfrJAMIN, ~ Brosd.sy. " B.-rcur ssaood hand 10
HES cheap for cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-10

rBf OCEAN BoEsE At suHF yssrRY sEH sEE
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stbps me TELEGRAPH ros, tbs ogesa Eoasto rev Yor
ptsRy Z eVLL p,opris.c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-10

TRAvELlERs' GUIDE.

CAEpTT AND AMooY RAILROAD 10 PHILADHx-
" pis from pier 80 North ysr-Two lines Sai Il q
a. n. Asd2P. N Ths irning Inc 81 a ~ by
e?At Joan Potter % soosh Amssy ,hsnes - es, s.y
press lpes 1T PIP by John Potter 10 Amsos thsnss
dirse. 10 csmceo b. care through ~ I've hours Ta-s
90 emigra lin AZ T. " fare ~ Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-10

L bArgsn. The Of this est ,bshtpent being OBJ.
;ed to go to the south gill sell the easiest
x co., % 4 Fletcher street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-10

rHEATRE TO LkT.-TH1 @ REEN STREET THRArnA
In the cty OF Alhspy will be rspted ts ~
for tbsstyicaI exhibitions III
building sa central legation and has been lately nsssA
with fine variety Of scenerg and AcconmodastonA.
which ofsr rare opportunity TO wishing 70 engage
In theatrical usnes, give SERIES Of msaS
Ali inquiries By mail promptly answered. Inquire Of r.
G. q. Nichols n Douros buildings