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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE

Y~JOHN o. TAYLOR i. hereby called upon and
request ID tn Announce himself candidate for he
,ffce of Sheriff OF Campbe. the approaching cleo.
tin. This request Is made without any previous
,n alton with Mr.. Tavor but is earnestly hone thnt
lie will Yell to he wishes of large number + the
may l t. CITIZENS OF CAMPBELL.
Gentlemen You will please say in yaur PAPER that
John O. TAYLOR vii be voted for at Il e coming g
rion or Sh~r Of Camnbrll h. owes to those tn II
voted Tor him before, not Ia oipo.e their wi~hcs
may II Is SOME OF HIS FRIENDS
FV'JOHN O TAYLOR j. announced ms n candidate
IN tn" Office ri Sheriff for the 'u1tv nf C,mphell
without consulting him. MANY VOTERS
moy Its
70 Weir autLnrzed to announce WILLIAM s.
THORNTON cnnni ate for lie office Of Cnmmi.s'o.,
er"tIhe Revenue Tor hmler. county. may swtde*
t5 We aurhorizrd TO announce SAMUEL H.
QtAHLES rs II euatidaie Cor the office OF SherF OF
i'"tfo county. nthc ext "'coiinn Tftb % t.
T,Y-We are requested To ture tina, C CHRISTOPHER
CLAIM i candidate for reel 'ction - the of.p OF
Sheriff Of Campbell may eide
~ w" nre auth 'r'zel II announce JAMES HART.
Will PERKINS asa chndidntcfr the rfii~e ofCom.
MS oner of the Revenue, for Western District of
Cum b"l Courtv. npl o5.ctie
20 We P,e anhurized 10 announce ANDERSON
NJ. JENNINGS as candilute for Sheriff of Cnmpbe
County. (apl 10 c,d,0
q We are au' hori zed tn unnonncc CAPT GEORGE
" LEE Tor rree ton u the Office of Con labc in dis
frlrt No. }, Cunp,' II cpn,ty
may a.aIde"-3t
We are authorized to nnnnnnce DANIEL A.
NiNNElLN IA n rnnliiatc fn Commits 10, or of tie
feTe' ne fnr Eastern D.trcr of Campbell County.
NIL 10 wide
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Lynehburg Wholesale Prices ca.
co1RtcTED EvtRY WEDNESDAY, Avn Al
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SgAuNrox.-The Editor of the Charlottesville
Advocate having been ON atrip,recentiy,to Staun-
ton, thus speaks of that hourishing place:
'.At every point Staunton gives unmstakeabie
evidence of RAPID and beautiful Improvements
We were told that houses were in great demand
and would bring almost any rent; that real estate
which sold few years since at fair prices has
been re-sold recently at several times the prices
then given. A spirit Of improvement pervades
the whole community; and in the business actiyi-
ty observable in her streets. Staunion begins TO
look the city.
LOOK OUT FOR THE HORSE THIEF.-It wiki be
seen by the advertisement of Mr.. Harvey. that a
horse .hiefhas been again operating in this cosn-
ty Mr.. H. does not entertain doubt but that
his horses have been stolen and the peculiar
marks he mentions on each of them viii easily
lead,by little attention on the part of Che public
TO their recovery, and it to be hoped, to the de-
faction also Of the thief
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CSJOHN O TAYLOR j. announced ms n cnnIidnte
IN the office III Sheriff for the ,urty nf G ,n,nbell
without consulting him. MANY VOTERS
mnV Its
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follows:
Indian Corn l75,l75sl2 bushels.
Wheat 359lJ,20I "
Tobacco 1890, ld7 pounds.
Wool 1905, S73 "
Butter 66577,992 ."
Cheese 2i3l3,763 "
IN kENTI'cKY kND TENNESSEE.
Indian Corn lll,o60,65l bushels.
Wheat 3s2s,237 "
Tobacco 759O9,63o pounds.
Wool 3,5s7,O0l "
Butter lS,23J,953 "
IN NORTH rARoASA, SOUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA,
ALABAMA AND MISSISSIPPI
Cotton SS2,60o2o0 pounds
Corn l25,229,60S bushels.
Wheat l,sll.935 "
Tobacco l2,76S,6l5 pounds
Wool 3,5l5,72S "
Butter 2090h5l5
This amount of produce IS equal to an aggre-
gate freight of 1885, 266 toms.
II will he seen that this IS innate does not en-
brace pork, of which the unit is immense, rs
viii be seen by the following table
Tho number of hogs a $50 in the territory
North West of the Ohio, was 5,5li,l9S
In n. Carolina, s. Carolina and Geo'a l,03G,003
In Kentucky and Tennessee 5,237, 40
Grand total in iS4e II, sH GIL
The number in 1850 is not at hand. but, il we
take gaide the per oentago of the actual
number slaughtered in 1923. over that of 1851
, in Ohio, Indiana. Kentacity aud Tennessee
which is 30 per cent, the number would be in
credible.
But suppose the number of hogs increased in
the same rate with the population in those states
from 1910 to 1850 Taking ti,is guide, the mum
Der of hogs in 1850 was equal in round numbers,
to $4,000, 900 and in 1854 to nesrly 2l,O0O,O00
OF this vast number of hogs il IS impossible to
say precisely what proportion would be slaugh
tered annually but the aggregate OF freie ht pro-
duced by the pork trade of the west must be i'm
mense-
Suppose we take I OF the whole stock ms the
number slaughtered, we have for 1853 lf,l50,-
600. Again, suppose we take two-thirds of this
number for domestic consumption, we have L.,
1888 hogs for sale. This at l25 lbs. each
would give in round numbers 100000 tons of
pork-to ae taken to market from those four
states alonS.
Now, sappese We take tire whole amount in
266 and allew of this vast amount two thirds for
domestic use, we have 90 swell the tonnage in
tansitu from tho scales above referred to, to
4,i6l .3l6 tons
Now add the tynnsge on pork 100000 "
Total tonnage 1,76I,3lS
This tonnage,it must be borne in mind,is made
up of certain products Of the states Northwest of
the Ohio Of Kentucky, Tennessee n. Carolina,
S. Carolina, Georgia Alabama and Mississippi
from all of which this Norfolk and Ohio line would
derive large trade and also from the port trade
alone of all said states, except the last two
named
New it is no, pretended to state with accuracy
how largc portion Of this tonnage would be due
to the Norfolk and Ohio line as through tonnage
These statements ore presented to show that the
tonnage Of The greut West is not only vast in a
mount, butts also rapidly increasing almost be-
yond computation, No sane man it would seem
could for one moment doubt that the through
tonnage upon this line must be sufficient to make
the whole stock of the line good dividend pay
ing stock. In this connection it may be well to
notice that although the state of Ohio producos
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ADVERTISEMENTS BESEwED EVERY DAY.
SALES AT AUCTION.

4 LBERT u. NicoLAY, MISUNDERSTANDING.
alton sale Of choice wines liquors. and segarAlhert
H. hcolay Co will sell auction Friday May II, a.
o'clock At the saesroom 10 Wall street continuation
sale OF me wines brande preserved fruits &c being ne
balance q the stock Of Ports declining busine con
sting OF ten cases preserved peaches hermetcay
nve eases preserved strawherre- six cases as2.ei PIG
uts ten boxes French cho 'olato, ten cases "
the celebrated brand dcmi ahns hFe
each old London dock Hennessey brandy yutsse f NJ
teen demi ohas gal each. old Otard Dnpny 70;
vintage lS6 and l5 i've demohns hvs saions esen GU
south tide Maders private stock OF the hnet quay
ave demohn gallons eaah old Jamaies rnm AZ den,-
Johns i've gallons each Scbedam gn ave demohns hve
raIen eseh od Lon Ion dock pale sherry sy baskets
ehampagne Chas Heidseiek Booty, Metropolitan, aud
Ceoreyk brands twenty ye finest ciaret,
Bordea aux ST. Julien Marasehno and absynthe dial,
usec.ron assorted peEles walnut and tomato eatsups
picked herring &C. all Of lhe very finest quality Also,
sne karre whkey, supposed the oldest
which has been here for twenty
years This will he drawn of in demijohns alec about
hundred thousand Of choice brands La Firna
Fumiss, Ceoutos, Lndon exhibition, La Norma Norie
&c Every article will be sold without Also
elegant pair Of Shetland ponies perfect
~ sound and kind in all harness under the saddle
have been ridden driven both by ladies and children
some time. A. ii. NIGOLAY.
T. SfNTZENICH.
w r. BREWSTER.
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FURNITURE.

ENANrLLfD COTTAGE rHEWs !
a. STACY j4 rod $40 Broadway received bret class mel
H from The trystA Paao ard American Institute TER tho
hctt sus 70 euaaeed ehanb,r furniture AM invite "a
public examine their extensive stock Suits with hai
mattresses stsw psssses. pillows and holsters, from ~
ENSMELtED FURNlTu RE.-BUYERS OF THri
II fashionable ftl e 81 frrauc are solicited ~ examie
8. The sai md factory or III. WARWICK
whe street three doors wet Of Brona~ay Tho r.d'
ana thirYcsf sgppiie4 50 ususl
T-AsLEw SEW CABINET FUgNITCsE asD IA.
rcr tspgirg store, Third avenue between Ith and
LII tIr,sts, VI q. ALBERT.
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TELEGRAPH NOTICE ON AND AFTER MONDAY
NAYS the More telegraph line oflcas ~ wall strast
and ~ Nicholas Hotel will - for bGsiuess from
a. 10 NJ thus giving the travelling public ~ veil
a. railroad forwarding ana other business mon telegrph
accommodation at an early ani lac hoor II the
: oSttAssi.l.,
President New Yosk, Albany, "A. BsaaIo I'll Co
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PROPOSALS..

DRopCSALs FOR LUMBEg.-orrIcE OF THE GOV
Il ~ Aims use, May TO- 1854 Sealed proposals
will he received hy the Governors o. the Aims House
heir Ofdce Rctufda Park until O'Clock T.. n. of the
18th instant Cor furnishing and delivering Blaekwes
Isand the yellow snd white lumber required TO
peto the south Of the workhouse Parties estimating
Tor he above making application this office will be
furnlcl with list Of the quality and quantity aud any
inf att a rod
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VIENRY II. LrEps q 70 AucrIoNrrRs -wrRr.

HENRY II. LEEDS 4 CO. AUCTIoNEERs-WE RE.
IL spoctully notify friends and the public generally
that we have removed salesrooms from No. Wsll
street TO the spacious store 10 Nassau between Pine
Cedar streets where have much accom-.
natens for regular sales than heretofore and shall
usual devote ourselves the sale Of works furn
ture fancy goods horses aud carriages &c In addition
these facilities have htted ri ture sllery
eighty twenty six feet with light every way adapt
cd to the disposal OF pictures and other works
public and private ak For particulars OF sales refor
70 general auction adyer easements.
HENRY II LEEDS CO., 10 Nassau
between Cedar aud Pine streets.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

GRAND AP0LLINEA, 10 BOND STREEr.-P. SARAC.
CO professor inventor and sole teacher known in Ame
Iies q the and dances has the honor TO
pprse the society that he gives lessons every
cay At all hours during all the suits the ladies and
gentlemen and that teTdca all his most modest and
cdsnees entirely different those taught by several
called DANCING masters In New York; the Mehuet dc Ia
our new ~ gSeat fashion in Paris and London, will lie
ought hy himself in the best style the services OF ballet
Snis as assistants being dis pensed with hereafter
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WIILfAM Writers, AUCrl0NFER-wILL SELL
on Saturday Mt 10 o'clock at Isl Canal street large
quantity Of household furniture Of description sofas
chairs rockers mahogany din and tea tables marble
centre do pier glasses painting window curtains vase
clocks tapestry and other carpets, oil cloths stair
mahogany and walnut hair mattresses beds and
bedding, marble top dressing bureaus and wahsan
dining and kitchen furniture &c. Also quantity of
store fixtures deoanters beer pumps counters oyster
stands, kegs, liquors, sessrs, &c.
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A UCTIoN NoTICE.-CHoICE RASPBERRY VINES,
"a shan ghae fowls &e-Z NEWELL a CO will sell on
Saturday May lSth atlos o'clock at the auction room
No 70 Nassau street 1000 choice raspberry vines lots
suit chaser Also choice invoice of pure blood
ShAnghne and Chittagons fowls. PETER PARKS Auc
Gonecr, No. 70 Nassau street.
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~ g. EOUGH, AUOTI0NEER --GOUSE SALE OF
IL rich and Elegant household furnitureTo morrow,
10Y NJ precisely, at 3s Fourth avenue, Twenty
Will bout regard to weathtr and without
walton u. hUUGH will sell the entire collection OF par
Io furn splendid rosweod cd in nsgnd
eh aelie and satin costly tapes
try and Brussels carpeng large and commodious ood
secretary bookcase, almost rosewood seven octave
panoforte fIe instrument and warranted;
Der Of excellent ar and riue views richly framed,
eminent artists; centre eide and tables;
large French plte pier and oval with slabs
and lrackets; osewood stands etegergs ele
&c. Of Dresden china pcr,slan Of
value together With and recherche
other decorations embellishments; finely
embroidered lace curtains heavy brccatec do Chamber
furL Rosewood French bed.ead Of Autfu styles
French countcrpanes eured hair mattresses wood
DR. snp bureaus shstand aud gilt china toilet
haircloh sofas lounges chairs &c; elegantly
decorated dinner and tea sets plain white china do silver
service coffee casters forks salvers, salts
napkin butter knives, tongs cake bss t. sc
cut glass ware wines tubers gobets &c ivory cutlery
table linen, &c. Catalogues ready.
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UCTIoN NOTICE.-THoS. BELL, AUCTIoNEER.-
"A BY THos BELL II. N. BUSH, this day, at 1o1a
O'Clock, in the sales "a Centre street. will
mence the sae OF valuable stock Of reasonable dry goods
suitable for families, also tafle and bed linen, lot
tailoring articles trunks, and second hand
wearing apparel pledged gooss jewelry five valuable
watches gold ebains lot Of French ewelry stock of
q thread and % die store. 80.
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THIS DAY. AT IL O'CLOCK, THE FIXTURES OF A
butcher shop for sale auction withou. reserve, and
shop to let 0i Ninth avenue between Thirty fourth and
1hirty -ffth streets.
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GALE OF SPLENDID MIRRORS INTENDED FOR
= the Lafargc House ALBERT IL NicoLAY CO
will sell Friday and Saturday, six mirrors, with
perbly gilt These mirrors made expressly
the Lafargc House. by Thomas Brothers. decorators No
Wooster street.
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4 UCTloN.-oNE HUN RED DOZEN DOUBLE SILL
~ Yer plated spoons and forks will he sold Ivy II IL
Leeds @, 10 Nassau street thursday and Friday 18th
ara 18th being the property of firm giving business
These goods warranted,
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VvLNDUE-BY ORDER OF THE SHERIFF AND I'll Z
attorney for MORTGAGE under certain chatel 4
gage will he sold Mt public auction Friday the l. b
day Of May instant at 9s o'clock in the forenoon at
stables No 90 West Twep third street Sixth
horses carriages coaches wagons double and single
Of harness eighs sleigh bells robes and and every
ticle connected with said stables. Sale positive. Ter
cash.
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brandy LIQUORS, SMALL WARES, &c, AT A Il
ID ton-Tbs day, at l0ls O'Clock, 81 Dey street,
Greenwich mustard pepper candles beans dried az.
PIES dates raisns brandy gin, champagne ale,
con mt scales oil can sc Also, lot of mseeiant
articles suitable for small dealers.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctionesrs
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

40 600 COPIES Gls,l n E EIGHT wEEKs . LAM
have published in eight weeks forty thousand copies Of this
great American romance Of the and
elegantly written volumes issued the Aerioan
press Is The universal testimony of readers sad
uewers last west, North aud South. Tho mmense de.
CO. publishers Cornhil. Boston. For sale BY all book
sellers = -
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NOW N0THINGS ATTENTIoN.-THE THIRD
- number s now ready. 1t Is the best number yet is
~ contains continuation of the thrilling revelation
the crimes OF the Borsias also large Of
american d9erine, lively editorials &c.
aents O. y Ann street, where subscription book is
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4 LBERT II. NIcoLAY AUcTIoNEER. -PEREaP.
tory continuation sale by order Of the executor Of
shs balance zoo desir9s lots cores and ya.u
atle water rhts OF the Mledoere situated lit6
llsth lbth l7th ish lSth l20th 2lst i22d, and 23u
streets averue and First and Second avenues Harlem
A. A. NiCOLAl Will sell wednesday. May IL, u
o'clock AZ tie aerchant Exchange by order Of Chases
H. 1homson and Corneia Graham executors of Dr. John
Milledoer deceased without any reservation to close
tbe estate the balance OF the 200 valuable lots
cores situated ll4th l5th, ll6h, 1l7th ls'h 10th,
l2th lslt l2.d ana l23d streets aud First and
Second avenues, Harlem, comprising valuable water
front also water Of abous 80 feet the Harlem
river opposite Wards Island. Valuable improvements
in contemplation in the immediate Unity of this
perry The Second avenue railroad is rapidly progressing
toward ernpston. 1E,toGd ej nAl the IRON ready
be lad. Tho road will c in full operation to Harlem
river Nv the 18th July re thereby ncre .in the value OF
these ota ON 100 10 Pc per cent This oilers unusual m
due for the Investment u capital In purchase or i'm
The sale viii be peremptory TO the highest
bidder Terms Of sale ~ cent aud the anetaneers lees
the day of sale 20 the 9TH OF Juue, when
f Wilt b. delivered. and the balance 10
remain bond aud mortgage for three years,
al per Tie title II the property Is inisputahls,
viii he conveyed free Of all membranes Litho-
graphic and u particulars be- obtained OF Charles
H. Thomson Esq No Court street, BROOKLYN, OF Al
Il NirOlay tia 30 Broad street, New YORK
CssRL rs II. THOMSON, r~o,,,,.,
A
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A UCTIoE N0riCf.-HoUSEUoLD FURNITURE.-Z
"A NEW ELL q co. will sell ca Friday May II, at l01.
s,c'nck at the store No 10 Nassau large
mont Of new and secondhand furniture consisting Of
Bureaus sofas marble top tables bedstea e. mattresses
sarpet. chairs cottage suites sc Terms cash. and de-
required and he goods to be ediaely taken
PEW Il PARkS. Auetioneer. ~ Nassau street
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GARDEN FLoWERS.--W. S. NcILyAIS WILL SELL
NJ at suction this day st the secdsore No John street.
nj lO o'clock, general Of garden plants
prising hardy perpetual moss bourbon. tea and climbing
with without pots: verbenas and dshss
variety; monthly honeysuckles, Towering bulbs, 80 in
small lots from p henderson Jersey City their stock
srhraces upwards of fifty thousand plants Gentlemen
chasing largely at private sale will BIO literally dealt With
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TTENRY III LEEDS. AucrIoNyrR-pY n. n LEEDS
HOUSEHOLD ruRNIruRg.-wILIIAs IRyryc ,

HOUSEHOLD NOTWITHSTANDING IRVING
IL Co, auetonters, viii sell at suction Saturday,
May Is, at lpl, o'clock, a. sales
very large and general assortment removed Tor eonve
nicnce Of sale consisting ~ suites elegant carved
wood furniture covered in silk broca, french bsdsteas
marble dressing bureaus wahsHnd vadow eur.4ins
and shades msntel clocks and rusexa0a II
top tables pier tables With marble tsp mahorany
sofas chairs IN hair CLOTH mahogany Froach tedtas
marble top dressing bureaus 81 mahogany; washssni
bret wsrdrohes, bookcase anu secrotacs
various zes aud patterns stair carpets rods c hair
tresses feather se5s totcr pillows bed ing blankets
counterTanes quilts and sheets china dinner aud
erockey and Glassware cutlery &C. mahogany Aad black
walnut extension dining tables tea do drcssiug Do Gle.
rar pier slasses mrrors sdebcards maple hedsteads
cane scat chairs black walnut cottage ead mahogany
do, together with large and compete assortment of
kitchen fornituro Also supcrb Turkish carpet.
receitd apd before exhibited u feet by 10 feet
lsfeet ~ " ett6 Eosewood f octave piano aakozaay
octave do, mahogany ca octave do.
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HrrELy.

CLARENDON HOUSE CORNER OF TWENTY.
~ and Third avenue South Brooklyn,
Greenw ood.Ihis house and elegantly furnished,
aor unrvaed facilities for bathing boating fab
yited call the fast filing up
J. QUINCY ADAMS.
EVERETT HOUSE, on UNION SQUARE-F0R SPA.
and this house exccls,
ring the coming weather. when large aud good
indis sable for comfort the Everett House. located
the side Of Union square presents opportunity
families who desire the advantage Of private table aad
good attendance to secure delightful quarters embracing
= HAwLEY d. CLAPP Proprietor
DoCKAwAY PAvILION-THIs FAv0RITE SUMNER
IN will lie re-opened the 14th of June the
season by which time all the extensive add lions and i'm
pr6yemcnts will be complete. The establishment
feet the Atlantic painted papered and newly fur
nshed throughout I'd Twelve suites Of or each
communicating fronting the and having entrances
the hotel 3d. Eight family cottages in the
garden for parties boarding in the hotel 9Th -Four cot
taEes for families living privately with Kitchens and use Of
ice house. stables &c Also stabng for ~ pair Of horses
carriage house for so carriages five private stables oftwo
stalls each newsroom, billiard rooms bowling alley,
larsed, archery ground gymnasium &c &c For rooms,
cottages ard terms address Mr.. BkINTNALL, Prescott
THE RAINBOW HOTEL AND DINING ROOMS 81
i and - hickman street.-This hotel, opened
the pl in November lss hut owing TO the i'm
in and widening Of the which sometimes
r,nGered impssahle brought before the public
class with suits Of rooms for families
able terms Board day. 81 5o permanent dodgers ~ 80
Of the Rainbow Coffee House.
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E'oR LIyERPooL;-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
slip PACIFIC, Z. Nye, commander. This tsansbi
s depart with the United States mails for Europe posi-
Tely Saturday May - at II NJ from her berth al the
foot Of Canal street. FOR freight having IN
sQualsd for eomors apply 70
EDWARD X. COLLINS, t6 AL street.
Passengers are requestedto be on board ~ ny A ~
The steamship Atlantic will succeed the Pacific, and san
n
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OCULTsrs, AND AURIsTs.

lust RECEIVED FROM ONE OF THE FIRST
81 makers in Paris beautiful selection Of artificial
which will be inserted by Dr. WHEELER ocouls. No 40
Broadway, corner Of Broome street To resemble the
natural organ In every respect oce hours IL ~ TO
aP ". Films speoks and chronic Inflammation Of the
eyelds completely cured.
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N. CRIsTALAR. AUCTION EER. No. @ Row

A NJ. CRISTALAR, AUcTIoNEER No. % BOW
~ cry, will se this day at half past o'clock,
. isrce and valuable stock Of season.ble ready made
eirthns and piece goods consisting Of cashmere. sati
fine CASHMERE and cloth pants of variety OF patterns
silk figured valencia and satin vests OF the latest styles
ssnere satinets broadclohs eashmerets drap detes,
slpacs satin vestngs merino ferso Innings also linen
shirts dra crayats handkerchiets &c This e
we'll worthy the attention of the trade The goods
made in the best style being the stock OF amerehaIt
n
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u c. KEMP, MISUNDERSTANDING PIANO.
N. fortes. carpets, &e-Ths day, (friday) at ltia
oecek at SIS Nassau street two doors from Fulton-R e.
Kemp ill sell ut auction above largo and hand
assortment of rosewood and maho parlor dining
and ehambeS furniture of good qualit aso several
handsome rosewood 6 and octave pisnofortes which
particularly worthy the attention Of purchaser VIII
Rosewood paror furniture suite covered ia rich satin
hroeaele Brussels three ply and other carpets large
oval mirrors oil paintings rich French china tea and coffee
sets ornaments silver plated and coffee
vices book cases wardrobcs extension dining and other
tables rosewood marble top centre and pier tables
hogany sofas and tete etes and spring seat paror
chairs mahogany French and other bedsteads bur
wnshsard hair oeds and bedding all the
usual assortment of kitchen and chamber niturc the
whole comprising very fine 'tment, which Is we'll
worthy the attention Of and the trade Ca
on the Of sale.