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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-19
Cabinet Furniture and G

W y X r tt . = = r,
HnsfarH's Buidiag, head u FashiH gfst4
MI rhs iIhIiH 10 now offering a lafgs Il
wi srai Assortment Of sofas, Center, Gard. q
ana Extension Dining Tables, MsLogsHy
walnut, isne-zezi aud common gbAf.. h.
BedsteAds, Hat Stands, Chamber set, s.
hatr, palm leaf and hiisk Mattresses, rpnt.
Lacking Fiasses, Clocks, Pietufe frames, Wuil
portable Desks, At.
hsaSy .hads cegHs u all sizes and desersa
Mahogany toilins furnished Ia order on rho ,.
Having pVfchasnd New aud Rich Goods "a
beet manufacturers, az rasii prizes, he would l
attention u The puhlir Ia the inspection OF TO- q
Rutland, Feb ~, fsl3
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PRiCE THE.NTT FIVE CENTS.


Ted LIN, efaph. aud flatr..
PRICE T'HE.NTI FIVE CENTS.
sent Free ufe~iagc 20 any psH oftho i'hion,
4 filIArEsI bs.k ever i'5hii she'd ard cunt sinng
l 4nearif d1nbit the gHanun ~ reading matter Ia
10Y oi toe airy cent ~ dsiiai pahiieaunns.
II treat. ~ the Pm siul ~ 90 marriage and the 70
tei inhrmiiirs ond aiuTiefs oi youth and msiuriu,
tsuiHg irlfn tfressrs " iith ue-tfUy the pfysiraI
snd mental powers all diseases ansinr from ind,.rre
iuE, iii pam and SIMPLE rules with which all ptf
can Themselves wthout mercury, " itit the
Hth's ohs, tysfiufs natnsgr, IT, duties aud di.
Wathcafirns and their remedies Win coiurtd Ithu-
frsphs, Illustrating toe anatomy aud piysiUl0ly, aud
-rssts ~ the reproductive organs II both io their
f'ucnfr-. uses and tnnciiuns. u contains maug IN
s'rtsnt hints 70 tbo-. contemplating marriage, which
siii overcome tic iihfrtfaa- against u. none how
fNtf, thdud take this lmrurtaht step without nfst
fanAuitlng ~ page. n treat, oi all diseases Of fc
nalcs, whether manned ~ single. hints - those in
dear, more children. Stranger who require med
real aid, before consulting any doctot. oagi t. know
sh,thtT their properly understood hy thuse
shum th'S employ, and thus guard against the mpo-
utluu # uuarAery. ~ prevalent ~ pupuiuus
Hence tho adysutsreti popular know ledge ct ono
'sli, such ~ Is given "a this work.
tfmeiicai suthofsm be- tire t.st ~ talent, aud en-
phteBinent ne suught from books, let cainmuu sense
discriminate between simplicity aud outrap cuns ste.
tiuusnes- and huniha-t. Dr. Ia Ctuix /. = legally
iiahhrd ply scian, and ff the lat twenty Year. hs-
been daily consulted upon The different disease. upon
winch HI book tfcais personally well by letter
Any person sending - cents IN letter, pust-paid,
viii receive one cuiy by mail, ifoe If pnrtsgr, OF i've
ropie. Tor one dulisr. Address DE- VI. Is. IA GROIN,
81 Beaver sticst. r. o., Boa $40 Albany, \. Y.
once open tnuu 4. VI. o. up. A., and sundays
fnm tiii r. N.
RECULLEGT-Nu 81 BEAVER STREET. tClia-
ton Hotel buildings, Albany, y. W
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Rutland Drug Emporium.

TUE subscribers ofier tor sale The LARGEST as
i softmeni If Drug, Medicines, Chemicals, sc,
ever before offered ~ VERMONT.
We are happy 10 say that we can supply PURE
FRESH ARTICLES, at as low prizes ever the
-oest quaiitle- 81 Drug have heretofore been sold
80 that ~ ono eau nssbly have excuse Tor hav-
'uP the ven BEST SIMON PURE Of cyerthin
amonE the wsnts ui The sirk list.
People should remember that they cannot be too
naTtlrulaf IT, buy
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eAti A~o EsanfsU
A r.- .-ryiy = Flows striast p
y stfst fsfsf u 49,. 4 tl'|s ailas ilalIsst $3.50
sa-.sss. fsss rlsa'.ss. Co.'S stsisr.. sTFssa 49,
tiuas lf naf IFftfs. Hs4 AsfFt f.sa tIasiss. Nli
sst Naat hssss. wai.s~tss S.l.. Aiaso-g.bsiis.
ftHfafiasf1ft tftft ee@tt's, NH+tcs ans f9iifs
NnnHaf iiesH 80 Asas - i4sas.t tstr..
hstshsse Fsss~t NswtaE Ssshtas
Nefafs. fHaet a. hef fsHtHI rtffarft raasfls.
eetlss .e4s tl.f. frsals. fs.i Flfis. lYlsr Eli.
raA ssa fsfaa4 fiHtttts ffsaHf. fifaI. atfila aad
gnis pcs 4Ht as - ffIrfs, Naaa.ft So.
W
3d.. strr 1lf4. TEES tFsins. m sar. isne 81.
tsrsasia' i't'ta- nAAAff refN.
NEW PLANNING MILL,
Fina.sf b.
Center Itsutlanst.
oysss4ss Nm Y R.ylfyt NIL
III AfAeit safilassst ilgs afia F aHs "a nttHrtf's
III fais fsiH..stea Lac ~ .sttlbf NHftlffl ane ~
80 90 aif slasaanrff BE- Gaze tfrf .rafi. I'D $50
e. asf a. tsfa.sla tua ettFis " b. sff taia % ~ -
pssnag sns .la laltlfrs. tfag au pfsftfft g. g.
~ tiaa, q piasiss -ait ..
tirafiHt fia.es saa A7ifhft tf.'isr fiafsH, Nsnh-
&. $40 Esstaz. ssatnE flas.r4, sHt isass
laiasss o. Esss snt fssiafi,
o. fsff saf AID "a
Ftaatag and ~s-fsz,
Dee e % lsaalltf~. ahn aisaifA 81 ueff aanf
usfs i.sisls cad HsffAffsIE g. tItr saisafarfilu
Tarta Of prtr.s.
80 fEtFeHs asr Ntfrif's. fi..tfsa 81 Urftasa
rfrt t.afis, iiaia - e. 81 si ~ baaGisz issL
"a " Assas faiHuE. q sa o. cf. ~ picrr-
- fsfHse 20 issstt
tsfIra s- sans .fir, So &c. ~ banafsa fsai
ta,.sF 90 sft .sts., - -. - huadsse issi.
o.sie, nrnsss. nora -. ~, ~
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MATRIMONY,
%
" EDfC TIRE TIsE

Psychological Iiec Of Marriage.
q, 81. &. l., CEoiS, Albany, NY
9saF PAGES, aud 40 FINE PIAlN AM COL.
q q .fH.. .sra..t.. -. a pit.
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NEW BOOKSTORE.


l. A pHtsW a o.. ~v~ia ,ssgfst-
l.. fauf aaaa.aIf e.. ff fsiIgf1f ~ e. nl....I 90
'stii.u ear aaff ssft uis 80 qstst lssFf q.
stsfsssfI ~
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-19
Good Drugs,

And that poor ARTICLES 10 this line much wore than
nothing, i0fif you have ,hon YOU MAY nee ihoin al
the ruti NJ your iive-.
LADIES, We would especially invite YOU 10 rall
and examine mar large as-tftnoMt 81 Pefumeu, To-
let aud fancy article, Hrnshus, iiau Oh and Uyes
Pomade, Flesh Powders, Rouge, Tnilei Suap- a
Pom MORSE,
Main and Washington Streets, Rutland.
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Charles .. Adkins,
AGENT in Rutland VI

(who has lately visited Lakeland on Long island
aud eau give authentic information, where maps
aud pamphlets be had, sent Il required by mail
gratis. ~ 10 CHARLES WOOD, eos Bruadway, cor
nef Of fuitcn street, \. Y. 5l-1m.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-19

Sraths Il as-.r.. fff, Rsi Church, with Frr,sts
Phisli fasicnings.n and Plate <stket susths. " hh
roinnluh uhgs willard, hstcheidet's and Van or
mace Has and Manure furks, iiarse Drag and Hand
Rake
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-19
Farmers . Farmers !.

lhtNt Ntshfng TO save MONEY ana
i TINE Wit hnd A ihe new ffirk Narrhnuss Z"
hkNhEfT ruN, Has quantity OF Tafnine iinrie
ntruts u The NEEi hE~1 at ktITN, ana a. E.
TREAELN low PRICES.
NIyOlEsAI AGENTS ron
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hlnh's 4 hlaAeAafd'H = fihes, slss' Iaifas hnhu
son-. feTkUr. Mes.rs- t'uih, A ga, hilidtds Far
" elf, and Wasted Man 49, fo1s Ss'NTHIsS Hugfes
Eoursr, Aiasln Co, and Lsmsoh'- new and old
uatfqfu - ATH-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04
yI,nE NANAeERs on rpE HONE roR ran rRll.Np,

YT,HE MANAGERS OF THE HoME For THE FRIEND
less, so East Thirteth street. tender their grateful
Acknowledgements TO the following among ether CITY do
nors for their generous aid In providing excellent
Thanksgiving dinner for 200 Of their benecisries
connected with the Home and Home Industrial School,
Received on Thanksgivng Day from the st. Sichoas
Hotel ono pair ducks, five pieces roast pork two boiled
legs Of mutton one large piece Of beef roast turkey
from the New York Hotel three large plum buildings
from the Cclamore House, two turkeys from Jasper
CerniGg Esq, FIVE turkeys; Mr. Barccl, Large cheese
Mrs. yanderpOol, basket of apples; Mrs Master, two
hams; Mr. James Ford pair o. chickens ono basket
Of meat and basket of vegetables Mrs. James Brown
one pnr OF chickens ono turkey toana Of beef M
Dr.. Hsllock, turkey sna basket Of apples; Mrs
Post one basket cf potatoes; Mrs. Craghcal
key Mrs Bates, Twenty Third street eight plies and
turkey; Jany and Charlie Baker four chickens Messrs
Park l. Tilord, Sixth avenue, two hams Mrs \. Y. ia
ley, ono turkey and one rice pudding; slr. j. H. Trea
wen 20 Csrmnc street. one very large basket of
Mrs Parsons, Fourth avenue six loaye; OF and
parcel Of small cakes; Nr. r. NJ. Waliuck, two baskets
ocske; Friend package of tea and parcel Of cakes
hrs Bennett basses Of apples and a BASKET OF cal
and tea Biscuit zs. Foshay, basket OF cake Mrs.
Mess, corner Of Sixth and Twenty ninth street
two large baskets OF cake aud quanttyof hcnit; M
Tio RgEey; ons barrel of four Mr.. Waterbury,
basket OF aud biscuit; Mr.. William Sam,sdn 1
quantity Of ngerbrcad and biscuit; Mr.. Geoiooa!s.
qsartsr VI lamb, Mr. Geo. H. Boyer, quantity y; cake
Mrs. liaLbln and Mrs Hinuaan tArec ioGves Of
Mrs Ray, basket Of cake; Mrs. Or. BAH, bals~s of
cake.
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A GREAT SACRIFICE IN DRY GoonS.--
~ y. w. 4 W. ~ GlILEI, at
THE BOWFEY SAVINGS Srunt.

No. 1@6 Bowgry,
Will open on Monday morning. December 4, with their
stock OF dry goods marked ywn from Is to % per eeni
and at the prices goods will lie Sold this may BE-
sdered the best opportunity t. obtain real hacysn
fered during the year 1854 All tee prices marked
in plain figures, AID the following wiz glvo sina
sampie while the Whole stock sanitation will -ho
a similar feduc tiun - Nt
BjarAss marked down from 81 to - per pair
~ Do. y 81 10 So Z.
Trench mcrnoes !" yll2,s to IS per pad.
Hack silks Z. ~ 80 % ~
Cnorcd silks 81 to zoe =
Small plaid silks = 35c 10 soc. =
Good tine domc nanis.ls. from Zoe to l5c.
Good fne heavy iennc's, from PEE to Is.
Check cambrics from IN. IN 1Sc. -
rhawh (CaShmercl, from go 70 $l2 each.
no. 30. $40 to 81 20
II IL Try 10 20 farther i.to patti aarsa
tie sleek Of cloths segets, haanels, delaines, silks
prints linens and aomeE1cs, have undergone nmsnss
reduction.
Now an opportunity Is psasssted which ell who ar,
purcha sing should rot lose sigh. OF.
Il. W. Wv r. GIILEY, Ic5 Bosery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04

MEETING OF METROPOLITAN HOSE COM
N papy No. 80, held Saturday evening, Dccein Der
> lsSi to take action in rea the death
their Treasurer, Mr. Geo Carr the folio wing resolution,
were presented, and on motion unaa;mo ,siy
adopted
Whereas il Las pleased Almighty God in the exercise
OF Ills divine provide nee to from midst Geo.
Carr and whereas becomes testify appTasa-
ton Of hts character man, his services fn IN,
and his generosity G friend and the deep AL nog
rant grief we feel at his sudden demisc th
Resolved, That in the death Of Mr. Coo. Carr we fse
we have icst upright officer, worthy and eeic en-
nember, and cheerful and pleasant companion.
Resolved, That wc tender TO his afflicted family o.
feelings OF sympathy ami condolenca In their snalel
bereavement; and although we know that vs. can j.,
nothing towards restoring him to their society fee
It viii be compelling to them to know that his yres sr,
remembered ahd his memory sshl IN yssarstjen. e
Resolved, Thatwc attcnd his funeral IN y bIs, al
that the house and apparatus be draped 10 fnourn'n
and that NO wear the usual badge o: noar1ing For
thirty days. ss
Resolved, That these resolutions be published 10 m
Sunday Mercury and Herald. and tna copy tran,
united to his family signed BY the officers Of The
pany. HENRY ALTMAN, Forsman.
Eosr. =. KooEY, Secretary
TUE EXEMPT, ACTIVE AND HONORARY MEMBERS,
J. and friends, OF Metropolitan Hose Co, No. ~ are
requested 20 meet at the hose carriage horse, Nou
Tee. 10 pay the last tribute OF respect 10 be:r
treasurer and associate, Mr. George Carr a. IL ococ,
A. ~, without further notice. ~
HENRY ALTMAN Foreman.
kosfRg T. Noos3Y, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04

ID OBBEKY IN WiILIAMSBuRG--TES DOLLARS
II rewsrd.--1he house occupied by Ms. Ann Burss
and family, No u Second street. OF Souh Sixth
was entered By some person persons Intervening
or the ID inst between the hours vi ana TO- and
Iobbcd nf the following named articles One blue dress
ecat gait buttons new; one blaze froc coat black but
tons; cherry and black silk dress and black cloth
crcnlar; lined with red and green sis. Pawnbr5.ers
VIII pease stop any person Offering the above articles
fer sale pledge The above reward Will be paid for
the recovery Of the above mentioned goods BIZ lea wing
them Of tie above named premises, at Lounsbsfry 4
Eee' dissi.ery, OF south Fifth and First
II. BURKE
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Married.

On Saturday, December g by the Right Rev Bishop
Bailey, Mr.. FRAECm Y. WErNoRE to CEslllIA JoaFBIs,i
daughter Of the late Hon. John Tonnclc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04
STOLEN GOODS.

OtDS REwARD-SIOIEN FROM THE STORE OF
Dkc r. W. Schmidt, 1a9 William street, in the night
f,cm december 1s to ~, the following ar.cles:-Jae
black 4ssA csst lined with elk; one brown 10 do; one
sack coat lined with alpaca ard quilted; ons o1c
mixed overcoat, lined with SIX and quilted in body
red velvet vest one piece black CLOTH IL yard; DO
green DO go yards; three pieces fancy casSnere, IA
Z y and "a yards piece black doeskin pa yaris
fancy VESTS; one lot fancy mayseies tbre pieces
ek sleeve Innings piece drab serge; pic,c bic
dol piece satin &c chaine; piece black yely,t
piece black silk for ssts; two PIECES b,ec,. satin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04

J'OR SAN TiANCiss U.risPAfcu IiSE.--IiiE ST.
IL peri,c A last sailing clipper ship GEO. Z. SANS IN
Adams Cobb master, is loading a. FLOR l3 East
river and having the most Of her cargo engaged 60
Ing on bocrd viii have the usual dispatch o. 1ils hns
shirpers will observe that the vessels OF thi ie finish
their loading In ten tn twelve days after coming the
berth, and no. detained Cor want OF freight bat have
prompt dispatch For balance OF freight lowest rates.
witnCut detention, spPiy 10 SUTTON 81 CO.,
81 NAH eLrant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04

4 I NTIFD STATES MAIL LINE For CALIFORNIA VIA
~ AspirNsll and PANAMA. Railroad. ION Tuescay,
NJ O'Clock l.. "a, the loot OF Warren street
North river, VII be dispatched tho feet mship
GLORGk LAW Capt. G. Y. Fox q. s. NJ 10 G. meet a.
spare boat always Kept at Panama prevent dctcn-
SION il OF accident. no express freight received
after O'Clock the sailing day. For passage apply
ibe company office, III West-srcst 20
j. w. RAyAOND.
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THE TRADRA. &C.

DREssMEN EMPLOYMENT WANTED BY coon
III Adams and hand pressman. Can refer to some Of
the best ofhces in this city for workmanship &c Ad.
dress J. B., zoe East Fourteenth street.
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n%PAiCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCiSC0.-IOWFsT
IL rates and no observation-disclosures per clipper ship
GOV. NORTON, Capt. john Burgess viii please
rlrte Their engagements 81 once aud hAnd ia their balls
81 ladiDg Tor signature. This !avorie ship has nearly
tho whole Of her cargo engaged, ana gulng rily
board pier 20 East river. Shippers 10 francisco
win please observe that the vessels OF line finish
Their leading 10 ten to Btcan days after coming 10 the
berth, being detained for the want OF freight but
have prompt despatch For the balance Of fifty -
hundred tons disens aged, amply 20 SUTTON co., 81
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04

SrlXTH Anniversary OF TILE YOUNG MEMS He
~ brew Benevolent Association :tiran ball ut Nblo .
sakon Tuesday eveaing, December 8, 1854. Ticket,
admitting gentleman AMI two a,.e 81 Extra Ia les
tickets 81, refresh mes included. Dodworth's cse-
bratet Cotion Band engaged for she Tho
lersigned call the attention OF their charitable friends
and Of the benevolent community 20 tho above an
nonncemsnt The Festival Committee will spare no
pains completely to satisfy all who may honor then,
with their presence the proceeds will
be applied in furtherance Of the we known obect of
associatonthe gratuitous distribution Of fuel to the
poor, the rgor Of the amt the high price of all
articles Of necessity render the aid bestowed this
c!ety an incalculable blessing tn the distressed.
=. J. JOACfftM5jEN, Chairman,
s4.t Office U.S District Attorney, us Nassau 81.
JACOB PECARE Treasurer, lc. Has.er street.
T. is YouSe Secretary, "a East Broadway. s
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Readcrs-Oh, say can't you see by the
lavn- early light at any other time, that tho
worn BY the fashionable and elegant those OF
kEOX's manufacturer II you cannot recoS mss the
tele, you certainly conn.isseur in hats which
you Should be- His hats are known and worn every
where The ladies know that his furs elegant snd
operior-his umbrellas handsome aud gool-hs canes
TASTEFUL and everything he has OF the bs quality and
~ moderate price Stores 12s Fulton street ana 533
Hreaaway. under the Pr scott House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04

Largo Size az Cent Dagacrrcosypes First
class pictures at 437 rosdway Of Howard street.
GARBASATI Artist.
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NLw YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP Line,
IN via Nenfsgus.--Tio Accessory Transit Company
OF Nicaragua, proIfietors.1he speniid double engine
steamship STAR OF Use WEST, (2,0VO tons barthen,)
river, a. 8 O'Clock r. n. precisely, for Punta Arenas
Iuesdry, December T. connecting til the sayurit,
the Nicaragua Transit route, having but miles
land transportation By FIRST class CARRIAGES Those
steamers unsurpassed IN their yen.ilatoD ana
copmojstiops Fcg information passage, apply only
to CHAIR Es MoIG An, agent No. Bow ling Green Let
ter bag made up the Office Letters Is per halt
cpEea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04

L,OE LIVERPOOL, THE PACKET SHIP NEW WORLD
il sails Wednesday, December u. For cabin, second
cabin or sie.rsgo passage, apply to
.IHDS O. ROCHE, So South street
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MATNyNO0 TALL

MADAME ALVIN, FROM PARIS TENDERS HER sER-
WI vices TO tho ladies and gentlemen Of this city, in
astrolcgy by books and science and Is to DO coosai
about love- marriage business, Law matters no. Che
win tel the name Of the lady gentleman they win
marry; also tho Of their visiters Madame Alvin
speaks the EnsIsh, Freoch, and German languages.
Resenes zoe Bcwtry, between First and Second srssts
Office hours IRON 10 A. n 70 r. n LA3iss 10 cents
Gentlemen q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04

4 neutrality-suspicious. LINE CAR.
IA ryng United states mails -The subscriber, unis,
contract with the government Of New So1.h Wales, IL
prepared 10 convey passengers 10 the clipper W.!
JiOilC, 10 Sydney paying par. passage here, bjanv
re1 after arrival, and employment gusran ocd al
yeI1 rate OF wages, which enortools.
X. W. CAMEpoN lie Wan street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04

NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAM snIF
IN Company --for New Orleans, stopping Mt Havana,
Carrying the tnied States msl.--1hc steamship BLACK
WAE SlnF, J. u. Bullock, Conmsnder VII, san for TIE
above PORTS on Saturday Dee o. at IL O'clock from PEE
Of foot OF Peach street North River. Freight for the
interior end for Mobile consigned to stents In Now
Orleans James Connoly Co., will be forwarded free Of
commissions. Passengers for Havana must procure
passports before leaving port. For freight passage
flpIy 10 LIVINGSTON, CRoC15ERON 4 90, Agents, 81
broadway N. B.--1hc Cahnwbs r. W. Schife,dt com
rnand,r wiz succeed the Black Warrior AMI sail Tues
day Dec &C. Bills OF sdng be- sent In for signing
the evening previous 70 Tho ship soilag.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04

NJO1lCE.-AIL PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
in against negotiating mute dated st. Louis August
l. 1854 at eight months for 81 9o4 "a .de by Pitnan
Brother, TO the order OF Garner Co., OF this
city IL mailed in ST. Louis sh September last,
and did net reach its destination and will be paid at
its maturity.-New York, Dec. 2, 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04

L>oR sAyAcNAH--FAgE REDuCED-IHE UNITED
I States msil steamship kf ysruNE STATE, Capt. II.
Isrdic, Will leave Phiiadcphis for Savannah We'd
nesday ceeeIober o. at 10 o'clock A. NJ faro, $50;
Storage, 81. Tho STATE Of GEORGIA will leave al
above, the following Wednesday. Agents In New York
SCRANTON A TAII.aAN, No. ~ Old alp, whore state
may BE- secured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04

NEW sltAMSHip LINE For BALTIMORE THE
IN Item steamships, formerly known the Park
Vein Line running between tis port aud Baltimore
having been purchased by new company, viii be
tnred on the route, nnacr the OF Cromweh
Fatimere Steamship Lane. These powerful and first
class vessels have been put perfect order aud the
Iroretors In connection With tho Baltimore ana Ohio
Railroad Company, are determined ~ make this the
cheapest and nost expeditions freight route for the
vest. Ky arrangement with rhe Baltimore and Ohio
Laroad Company their cars viii connect with these
hcats at locust Point depot, Baltimore and all goods
for the vest VIII be landed in the shortest possible time
and under OF the Locust Point Warehouse. While
cthcr line enjoys such advantages Tor u speey aud
.aie tran mission 81 goods to the wret slpprs may
" on their freg receiving the best and .cst
Gespatch. The business Of the line viii be CONDUCTED BY
HENRY y. CROMWELL, ~ the company's office, corner
OF Albany and Washington streets
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CLssTfzMG, ~L


SkQ PEARL STREET, SEVEN DOORS FROM BROAD
COC way, is tue only proper place whore gentlemen
can sena ther winter clothing 20 10 properly cleaned
oyed altered OF repaired with collars Innings and but
TONS prne overcoats handsomely cleaned turned,
u aceo Arncies sent for By addressing A. Cortissos.
Observe, 553.
4 'LOIhiNe.-lADlfS AND GENTLEMEN HAVING
BY sending TO the store ~ urens street. near Canal or
t2Wsst broadway or address by letter through the Post
10 s. CCnIN. Ladies' attended by Mrs Cohen
III UME INSISTS THAT 40 Escape CkN5URE, A NAN
IL must pass his whole HE without doing one thing
badly. GREEN, No Astor House, cannot boast that ~
has come up 70 this standard, but one can cav he
made shirts that did not it, or failed 10 executs
order with pupctuelity.
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A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IINY--sIyTY Day.
n passage.il.o beautiful clipper ship EASTERN
STATE, l,4t0 tens bGrihen Simon Hoss colnnap Ter
viii have nln.satG despatch. fnr Melbourne. fot rhi
lip The above ship is only two years old, and has
proved lersef very fsrt. her sccpnlnlola TONS for
passengers are a. hc very best both II rs ap scaor0
cabin, anil only limited number ai be taken, earl,
application Is necessary. Fox freight passage ~ Low
rsies, erJis to ARkfIJ. ELLIOT liz Pearl 81 cot
r. Rich .Yslscn Co., % spnsh stTest