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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15
WEATHER IN BOSTON.

BOsroS, Wednesday, Nov -, le'4.
4 cold northeast storm commenced here a. noon
to-day, accompanied with snow, which has since
turned 20 tain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15
o,rpREME coIRT-COUNTY of KINGS

CUPREME COURT-COUETY Of KINGS
- CHARBss H. THOMSON. Executor and COhSELlA
GRAHAw FIscneis against 0EOhGE y. AVEApORr
end RUFUS DAvENPORT Summons for money demand
on contfaet.-TO GEORGE DAVENPORT You ara
hereby sumrn onsd to answer the complaint 10 this
lion Of which a COPE h-rewith served you aud 10
serve COPY Of your hs sail psin tho sub
scribers at their Ofcs No 9Courst the OF Brock.
yn within twenty days after the service srsof exclusive Of
the such service and II fail 20 ans~sf the com
pat a. soresad the plaintiffs % take Judgment Tor the
ap OF two thous.ns hundred snd dyfoar dollars with
pteres from the dy Of Mach thousand .s1s sasd-
nd and fJ three besides the cost Of this Oct
u, lS14 d. w,ssnow,
The complaint filed in the Office Of The Gers Of tho
Cousty OF King the Cltyasi Ia the City OF Brooklyn on
THO i''H Wy q j WissLow, Plaintiff Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15
PHILADELPHIA MONEY MARKET.

PHIADELPHIA, Wednesday, Nov. IS, Is5i.
Money is in more active decaud this morning
Stocks are rather lower. Sales OF Morris Canal az
lli Long Iiaad Railroad leg; Pennsylvania Ssa.e
Ewes sli.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15
OUR RELATIONS WITH FRANcE.-A telegraph

OUR RELATIONS WITH fKANCK.-A teiegraph
dispstch from the Washington correspondent of
The Journal Of Commerce, dated yesterday, says.
"The French difficulty assumes a serious aspect
Official advices were received by Government yester
day. The remonstaDce Of Messrs. Jason and Bu-
cbsDsn was rudely rpulsed Insult was apparently
designed and Pemedtsted X
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15

- EDWARD W BRADLEY ss.ib.t JOHN II. ROBERT
A. the Estate Of John G HObsrtsor,
desssd Ellen Robertson John Webster. and Ny biz sifss
sorse Vsmsr ssd Caroline his vile, Henry kelsey and
Iuasds bi. viz. John Psnot ssd Charlotte his sifs
sun mons Tor relief TO the DEFENDANTS Yoo hereby
the complaint In this sston which hA
been died N o. the Clerk ofthe County Of QsssnS
and copy Of snsssr the .usscres 9. sa
Office No 81 BTosdwsy. 10 The City " Ne~Yot, vshq
twenty DAYS sft,r The s~rvies hereof exclusive OF day
sueh service; and Jon fan 70 sos~sr The complain, .3
the time Aforesaid the plaintiff this sctjoa viii sppiy 70 ~
Court FOR the relief demanded the eonosnt Dssa Mes
YoJk Aut 10 1884 YIELD sLTYrER
ols l.vgvW Piainufs Atornbss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15
. PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
a the County Of New. Yorh Notice hereby given 70 All
osos. hayps claim. .sasns DAVID GRAHAM late Of The
fx N New York deceasd to present. the sane With yoqeh-
are be,esf "a "a, subsenbsn the Office VI CARPEh
TIyR No 10 Beeinso st.. IN tho CITY Of New YORK % or
before the 9Th day Of January asIt-Dsted. Sewfors Tho
5.h dsy Of July, 1854 ,.,.- nu
,,i11svsnW } g. CARPENTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15

ILLSoIS-Later reports from the Prairie State rem
der IT probable hat the following gentlemen have
been elected 10 Congress, that is, ii we ooncede the
defeat If Yates and Williams in the vta and vI,h
District a. is now asserted by some OF the Nebrss-
lsite journals:
/ r. b. " ssRsURSE. 6. ThomAs Z. 7aus-.
. JaNEs H. " ocpwoRru. = J.Des c. Allan.
8 JFSsE O. MOTION. g. LYMAs raUMBvLL.
a J.NES KSox :. 5 Mar.hNl
s " aharu A Riohnsson' Reootfd
Republican lin 'NALL cAPsl 5, and Douglasites T.
There were Wings and Democrats in the last Con-
e,ess We shall wait for further returns before Ve
.s..i, the election of Richardson aud Herrs.
ErK,k Co sre spT AssHis Tor the sAie Of uk TSsvsF
A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
TERMS OF THEIR PURCHASE.
A@hhb w AhhaiN -
From The Son Frdacisoo Hsraid, o,


The last rumOr relating to the matter was that the
American Government had agreed 70 give King Ma
m,hauehs $500 600 per annum during his h'c, and
the same to the heir apparent while he oxists in con-
SHERATON of their snrrendering their claims to the
sovereignty to the United States Government In
tinsicay the value Of the Sandwich islands amounts
10 but itile The whaling feet has made them Fh't
they are and now sustains them, and when onee with
drawn ss il will be- in favor OF IT. natural depot San
Francisco, the Islands will on.y be valuable tor
coang and recruiting station for our anticipated
Chine AID Japon feet Of steamers. To coroborite
this opinion let refer 10 facts. All will acknowl-
esce Il at the main foundation OF tho prosperity OF
tie Islands must be their agricultural products yet
California 10 shipping 20 them by every vessel that
leaves for their parts considerable amount OF pota-
toes, barley onions, etc. The Flying Dart, which
sailed hut short time siuce took 300 bags POTATOES,
20 sacks onions and 100 bags barley, and this 10 but
one vessel out of at least four month which leaves
here for that Destination. This fact must be heavy
Offset against their fical account of domestic pro-
duce shipped which, IN 1852 amounted To only S2sl, Z
500 H. Notwithstanding in this amour, supposhon-
airy calculation is made, charging each whaieships
supplies in gross
10 recur back 20 the consideration of the amount
asserted to be paid by the United States Governen
for the purpose Of arguing the complete absurdty OF
tie statement give the full amount received by bis
Kansks Majesty at the present tune from the nation
for tbe support Of his dignity. IL Is taken iron the
civil list approved Aug. IL, 1854:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15

s.vrD Twenty six OF the crew ADD 100 p'r'sn-
gers we're tsyed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15

Yrh Co arc .pI Agent, FOR the sale of TuE TNrSvEr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-27
TIE RAppAHANNOCK VALLEY.

rhis valley one Of the fertile and productive on TIE
Atlantic coast s within few hours ride oil Richmond pro-
d il were connected with by good roads, lis trade ID
, ,oo,,, will, BALTIMORE by means OF two steamers 10
~. r,ner season ONLY In winter the steamers cease to
, aud ,he inhabitants of this valley have no means OF
decentralization with the outer world. 1t Ia obvious that
,,b oood roads connecting with Richmond much OF The
trade tina, now goes 10 Baltimore would come nero PEE
tition is now before Legislature Tor p'anA 'au aOou ~
teen miles long from Milford depot 10 fo' noSa' on ''e
Rapuahannock This road would put 'ie i'eest pai' "
this ypey within four hours travel oil ichmono. PaSses
through good farming country, ana ~ou'a i' heces
~ outiet to large portion OF the Not"elh NeeA i"e
neople who ask it, have never before asheu VI ece'eu
anv onpropriaon from State. The Pittance 'ney no"
ask h nbout s24 OO0 The road will give additional value
n tha States stock In the Richmond and POTOMAC ha
Road and The stock In the plank road itse Is likely 70 pay
od dividends for II Is necessary outlet TO largo popuIa
Inn 7, will connect the thoroughfacs the Rappahannock
;o, and Potomac and Richmond Rail Road, the thriving
of Port ROYAL and Bowling Green, and be road Tor
nersons attending Bowling Green Courts for the farmers 10
ronvev grain, lime cuano wood, TIMBER and merchandise
on The present road is succession Oh Gay his u"o
dorm sands and wholly unfit for loaded Vehices' n
daily mail Stage has recently been established on hs rou
birb wa enru has already much Increased the Intercourse
b ,bs civ We also that half the adult slaves
o,od in Port ROYAL are hired in Richmond This IS already
is, n Bile intercourse and trade from that
c,ion II will rarcy happen that the Legislature should
b. dse =, he present time to make nppropria lions 10
wo,t will have an opportunity TO effect 50 much good
u,h co ann, m expenditure and il happen that
,aoDers will present ustcr and stronger Claims for what
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-27
To The Editors Of !he Enquirer.

To The Editors Of The Enquirer.
RIcHsioSD JAY. 24th, l=3t'
sincerely regret that my communication of the I'm E
should have furnished you. espondent FaAx the pre-
The object Of my article mainly pay r;erd c'p
pimcnt distinguished Senator and the li'ne &c
gentle protest against correspondent of ead'.
Democratic Journal 10 assang The motives Of one 81 '
countys greatest fsvorites What said of Judge Doug
las firmly believed, and candor compel, me cay ln,
"Faraxs letter OF the 20lh inst. has shaken Ih1'
lief in the slightest particular do deem it necer
ry TO enlarge upon The Nebraska question, as your s'
In yesterdays paper is fully sufficient for my pupose
as confident that Judge Douglas VIII cheeTtuly -
In removing oil doubts, Il any exist, relative 'ns a
duction Of slaves 10 tho Territory whenever the Gill
for consideration As my remarks upon the Pachc "
Road, think that justified 10 saying that the de:!
ton from Virginia are opposed 10 The measure IN a"
forms as Government, p5oject. have violated no co
dence did Intend in my remarks 10 '!o!ile g
Taste" -.
Ills true tina, "Fafa1" has not mentioned the VIr2'
delegation. lovorng The Pacific railroad, but has he
said, that ills The duty OF Congress 10 make grans o. IT,
and that he hears no Elections 10 assistance by u. I,
!Tent in the manner suggested, ind that aiding rac
the orlhC dox doctrne2 &C. &C. Such the 'imrres:
which hs letters have made upan me- after reading ~,
as think "alientlvely" believe that the Virginia cs,t
ton 10 Congress entertain tho orthodox doctrine uPoo
subject, and ha! right TO infer that he wss speaa
them, as well as other members. II "FarsA o' ,,
10 include our delegation then have dooe him WIN
and will cheeIally make the ameude. will pass over
II seems was intended as sarcasm, and will cay 10 az "a
Ivy to Fairfax" that while that hs' ts
pleasure Of personal acquaintance, kaow enough
through the public prints 10 gay that AN wiing ,g
his COUNSEL and 10 him that he Will nave NY m III
corporation in demanding for the South, what sTre
frequently been deprived OF, 1e'e(
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-27

$4,000 ar - 0O sufficient guard may be oOs''s' no
public p,opc.ly--why not devote the re'na'aue' y.
20, sn n the noble purpose OF cnghcnns the Ignorance
Of The lnnd7 The measure which is destined 10 confer su s
great benefits upon State, will be such rector" as b
sboe psope OF Virginia will sustain The adoption
nIap will place any Legislature on high gounu -
IA IN evidence that they resolved 10 LOOK al tue
forests Of The State and see that the puoc money =.
voted 10 wise and valuable puposes-such rs the
ment of Normal School, that VIII onnuai'S ''"u
teachers brough, up with KNOWLEDGE Oh anu
.,d institutions Of Vrginu. rather than import
,nn. from abroad 10 whom confdc the delicate ana
n,notan tuy OF forming the minds OF the yonlh ol GU"
State The act will serve genial light and shed DICE
,;os rnon The beloved Old Commonwealth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-27
Excess 0; expenditures over income, In
,ho.a ftena

Excess OF aS?end hasn s oss "''' $40 2s9
And vet This Company declared dividend amounting 10
sl70753 III ,,o-,s of anil
and doubtful character have been omit ed me
lie will be quite as competent "ide Water or mysr 10
form Jus, opinion Of tho policy OF c1nhulne 70 ".s
many work conceded 10 be- Indispensable ~ 'c wei
are of Richmond and the county concerned Inc compf
ency OF the other party complete the WORK a. once
AZ he does BY the professions Of the Central Directo
y refer him 10 page g. Of their last report where Inc
ability of the party s not questioned: iii. a.
niohiv coroorolon the "Cenal Virginia Rail koad Com
has now through and hteclionate advo
ca Ic conceded that the community has some rens eIea
ainsl Thai august body II seems now 10 be CONCEDED
Ss wc have T,rht To The Improvement the only question
being the fitness OF the competitors for the work on as
question The public whose Interest nnucn scuci ~ @
,hsp Tide Waters" or mine will judge. Win 'ha'
I,ihunal am content 10 leave the question -,>,r.r
January "a, 1854 A SlAN VI DoS .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-27
A CARD.

CARD. .y r,:ss
yVyfIC undersigned on ard aer this date, will give ts
al attention any entrusted 10 Them ~
i've friends, from any part OF the country fat IN. S,s
forcsnpDt of claims Eeso3tion sale ei stocsst i
Bonds or other ma keabc securities AM IN sGi
oas On the same, real as,ate, and ~ ousine
nature may require their serSi S NJ Bo
J. v LOOMS
Address Bots i.oumis Office 40 Wan street. Ne" VOTE
January Let, lsSi ,.u,ls, change o. "a
B-Ths undersigned does not eon!emtis vorx any
t.nce hut will give his personal attention at new i
All letters therefore 10 him Of an oa.in
viii be directed heEstoforsto Richmond no " B0T
above.
Jar. l2-clEl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-27
,F,om the Boston Rccorder.I

81
glove NOT TOO WELL
o when gaze upon hia brow,
And look into his beamlng eye
mr. bending DER, as do now,
When sleep has laid his laughter oy
And listen for his breathing deep
To tell me that II is but sleep;
A something whispers TO my soul,
With power beyond my weak control a d., ~, yell,
O. never lot the fault be nine,.
NV lovIug heart can e'er entod,
To worship "a thing divine,
The brightest form Of earthly mop!a
Ynt who the magic line has found,
That deep-a mothers looe-to sound
Or who shall claim the power 10 know
TYhtn such affections changelsss flow,
Loyos but TOO we'll
Ia Il tho mother, 10 whose eye
Mo smile Is passed UNDECIDED by;
Whose ear can catch tho fantest tone
or that swect voice so all her own;
who loves, with trembling glance, TO trace
The lights and shadows OF that face,
Whose every pleasure, every pain,
Ia mirrored In her own again
90 ask that mother; Can she say,
Though love holds such unboundcd sway,
She loves TOO we'll
Full of The loving heart Is found
Unable its own depths TO sound;
Till IT, like fraest earthly things,
Falls with the prop 10 which II cllpgs,
And finds, alas! but all too late.
The secret OF It's bitter fate:
A voice, In that dark hour of woe,
Whispers the soul in breashings low,
Love not too well
That thrilling voice-O, Is II not
Oft heard from loves most sacred spot =
Some little cofin's closing lid
Where buds, too-fair for earth, lie hid
Some grassy hiock, short and wide,
Where withered flowers lie side by side;
Some marble columns chiselled lines,
Where morning cypress darkly twines,
Breathing In solemn saddened tone,
O'sr cherished forms for ever gone
Love not loo WE'LL
o, Thou, TO whose unerrng eye
Each human heart doth open lie,
Whose sympathizlng love can cheer,
Whose smile dispes each rising fear.
Whose strength but makes our weakness knowp.
Leaves us, D leave us not alone.
Show US TAYsEIE-then shall we DO
SO drawn with love supreme 10 thee,
Tha, earthly forms, however dear,
Shall fnd no cause 10 bid us fear
They're loved LOO well
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-27
TIE NEBRASKA QUESTION.

l. gives us sincere pleasure 10 observe that On Monday
Senate, Douglas Of Illinois introduced an amendment 10
tho Nebraska b intended TO remove all room for doubt as
n The true meaning and operation of the compromise oil
1850 II declares says the Union, that "by the principles
Of that Compromise the Missouri Comproise 15as susrse
dsd and therefore, that the recnuclment OF those prnc
nes in the Nebraska bill renders The Missouri Compromise
act inopero!irs II is designed therefore, 10 carry out In
good faith the principles Of the Compomss OF 1885, and
as such il cannot fall command The support OF all Demo-
Gratis who are standing faithfully and sincerely upon the
Compromse of 1850 as ns and permanent settlement OF
the slavery queson We cannot but regard the policy OF
the administration directly involved 10 This question:
That policy looks fidelity The Compromise OF 1851 as
an essential requisite 10 Democratic orthodoxy. The pro-
position OF i. Douglas Is practical execution Of c
PRINCIPLES OF that Compromise and therefore cannot but DC
REGARDED BY the administration test of democratic oTao
dorv TIE union OF the Democracy this proposition
will disspae forever the charges Of free soil sympathes 80
ecklcssy and penoc!ousy urged against the admnstra-
ton By Wing opponenls whilst will take from disa
lection in cur ranks the last pesge OF pre!ext Tor lis
opCos;;ion"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-27
s25,s3l 90
c,,,,,, esocuIsd In current expenses

,ho,her nroits have accumulated and been
Thus we 10 Justify renewing The road by Dor
a owed money also what ho" be
sS uu to relay with "sap Rail- when no ou OF the
qasu NJ rad is in excrlel condition. and how oppof,
roma u, To- n,sa 10 relay The road with different !a out
of Capital IL. ee,o,,., ssc.I yeor per same do.
cumcnt. =; ,,o Road and Rents were s2lO.O52
Cost of transportation and Incidental eA
neoses OF Road and equipment exciu' e,,oo7,
dino repairs Of Iron superstructure' e' sg9a1
Interest account c,o,s
Re.Iay,ng road from Junction 10 Gotaons aoco,
vile wood work, &c,
Fund 10 be reserved each year. TO keep ~
repelr the Iron road way, suPposns the
average provision TO DC MADE, teee
SUPERINTENDENT report same docu' ,,eoo
mrntD lo7 miles at s427 per H''e 40'oo7 ,oso ao1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-27
Tor Inc FNTG3Tr..
ru,cE TO CHARLOTTESVILLE, AND
oUOhi rTIDE WATEH'

For The t.HflFe..
,,cr tn HtRLOTTESVILLE, AND
orloN' tide WATER"
,co, sincerely to have to ifcspasS on INC " hn oar,
icett Siih This subject again. cannot nut DC cou
We % ,ha, endaneer my character as Mah U! nu
scous w. nnnraring again before the pubic, III such US
s!hes Tie oubic will hope accept ns my EXCUSE,
mnortsnl matter discuss, bolh 10 theni snu W
~ d "a nv penance, that cntireY asoiu a o,sJ 10
u.s. d""' and cXtraneous. 80 anSionsY fesot.Iu
matters y,ern think may assure the puolc, lhat
ny Nv, ,,,uble them again. nj least, snail MOI lep
sha NV ,Il they answered. must DC pefi''l'e "
former r. Wasr" and all other priests vi hcse houel"
gay " onrk corporations iha II they eSPec' " nv
@ beir stories by denonnclne every .e h i ind
serve l"e nrir transactions and affairs, lhcy win nnu
themselves qne n as M. '"' "
If "Bcll and the Oregon l., The anpIlco,Ion
u! for loan relay their roau, ny 'le in
n te , hry have applied their earnings 10 constr w.
tl"n anu W ,he company, have no access 10 'hch) ou
from, the last rrro IT,, ID nm mn Ia sl673 ga 90
Inc CAPRI ;luding The dividend declared al
me Io" ,,seiing which wus each III manu- %, %, m
ihounh not credited, are
39l9l7 90
Now the whole account 'o' '0'''" l,s95,7ls OU
Is ---
,..,.,o ,is aum OF capital stock aud loans mp
piled 10 other purposes man '"e ''s''' sl9sIss 90
20 of conslructon DIS a33 40
But dcduct equipment ueeo'"''
s292 760 90
no,,c, ,,ao sum paid for relay Ing the
80 I'm out q before stated, WIN. ,o, > ~ ~,
omt ~ .tIno money 10 replace ltseli' s-o'o1o w
Deduct for ienpo'a'' ~ 5O4lo 90
the Blue kd2e ----2539sg %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-27
Y0ErfG..g..
o. N. EnouireT
------ For the Enquirer.
. pruR.EyEp MAID.I SIGH FOR THEE

n pruR.EYEp MAID! SIGH FOR THEE
sv JAMES A. pASTlSV'
Oh bue.eyed maidl Sigh tor '"S0'
AZ evening twilighrs close
When music dies upon the lea
And dsw-drops vet the rose.
look on tranquil Nature round
And lie, to musics fall, ..,
And think but half her charms arc too'''
Since thou art far from ALL
II.
On blue.eyed maid The magic beams
That llehya monsrch's hall, ,,,o,ns
The spatElng wealth Of golden s'sea'i'''
To me were darkness on;
Unless thy light of loneliness
Illumed the regal scene, ~, ,.,s.
And thou, bedecksd In spendla Dress
Wouidsl reign my brilliant queen
GREAT OAK, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-27

The Famont papers give partial returns from Marion
county OF the vote for Senator succeed Jefferson T.
Martin Esq., On the Isl February. The Republican thinks
The indications favorable The election OF James G. West oil
Weze an independent. Democratic candidate over Boyer
of Tyler the Democratic nominee Of Convention There ia
reported majority West In Marion county, and OF about
2GO in Marshall county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-27
DEATH OF NIX ROnlSrn

The telegraph brings Intelligence of the death Of NJ
Alexandra de Bodsco who for the fourteen mr.
years has filled the post Of Russian Envoy a, Wssh,nrton
As the precise age of the late Envoy not
but 1t could not have been less Than seventy He was
Vice In Russia about fifty years ago. He leaves VIII, tf
merly Miss Williams OF Washington city, and seven chill
dYen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-27

ADDITIONAL NEWS BY THE NIAGARA
NEW ToRK, JAN. 23.-The rumored death of Mr.. Soue
30 unfounded.
Great excitement prevailed 10 the markets for beadstus
IN England Some circulars quote advance OF l0d TO
I'D 10 wheat and fully 81 10 -four Corn had also gone up
2s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-27

His =um of capital stock aud loans mp
Leaving :; ,', n1hrr purposes than The legitimate
one of construction,
But deduct equipment nceouh''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-27


Now The whole account 'o' 'eoN'"0'' l,695,7l9 ON
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NOV READY-THE FIFTH vOLUsE OF The
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-18
OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

hR. JAMES W POWELL OCULIST, AURisT,
~ Receives his patients from nine 10 foor o,d
daily, ss his ofHcs, 5o2 Broadway, where eau be pro
hts popular Treatise ON che Eye" and bis ssH a
eye snd ear fountains Artificial eyes inserted WI
the slightest pain, which move exactly Ike Tia n,
ye, and resemble II In color and expression.
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NJ ATIIMONIAL -M DEMoISELLE EMILE vII.I.I
INl professor Of au ograpby, (or reaSing Of Guar
by persons ban n ing,) aaj spiritual writina
dnm, VII, upon toe receipt Of twenty ave ceutd
writing, send 20 auy person Iul dsiineaton Of
character, Affairs Of the heart, success, destiny
also desert pton Of the one they love or will I'd
ADDRESS port paid, EMILE vILLEITE, Broad way
Once, N Y. Tnose residing out of the city can !
transmit through lie mail All communications an
Cd in one week after their receipt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-18

IMPORTED Gas FIXTURES H. DARDONvuLl
Il Broadway, soiicits the calls Of the public to Z
portstions for the fall trade, Just received. The 3
ority of bis Articles II world wide Known and varr
Also, mechanical lamps, csrcels and moderators
furniturea for said lamps. Rape oil, vholesal
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-18

Tor SAIF-THE STOCK, TOOLS AND MACHINERY
Il of shovel mandatory All Of the above tooss aud
machinery in good order and of construction
and with the latest and capable OF
ing out fifty shoves par day Reasons selling
made satisfactory upon addressing A. D., herald Of
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