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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-03-17

SERIOUS RgvoLr ~ MENco.--.Ne,g
YORK, March li.-Adyices from Panama
mention serious revelation al Acapulco
and that section Of Mexico. The lnhahi-
ants had taken up arms under General Al
varez, declaring themselves 10 be free. A
sbirush had taken place between them and
20O0 Of Santa Annals troops, on the plain Of
Chilahanlisinco The Commendint aud in
fuen,ial men Of Acapulco, were either IN
custody or had died.
The Fort was IN the hands Of Alvarez
Schooners had been chartered and armed by
Santa Anna, aud were daily expected AT
Acapulco, for the purpose Of blockading the
harbor. cutting off supplies, and ntimdaiing
the inhabitants Provisions were unusually
high, and laboreFs were scarce, because
large proportion of the laborlng men have
fed to the mountains, and the country PEG
pie hesitated to come IN with supplies, fear
ing to be involved IN the war
Santa Anna had despatched large force
of veterans towards Acapulco, while Alyar
ez, with his mountain men, was prepared to
arrest iheir progress along this difficult road,
and prevent their entry into the town. An
engagement was anticipated IN the course Of
day or two.
ne N itiIN cllIltu hNNutNlfIs Troy uNu
Auburn, n. ", and Detroit, Mich, at their
city elections on Monday; Troy jonathan
Edwards Mayor, bv 600 majority Roches
ter. Dr Malhy, zoo majority Detroit p.
NJ Hyde, 1900 majority. Oswego n. Y,
also Wing throughout uuea, Wing, all
but Mayor, who is a soft"
John l.. TAYLOR. the only Wing from Ohio
who voted for the Fugitive law in 1850 has
announced his intention to oppose the Ne
braska bill.
The Maryland Legislature has adjourned
The prohibitory liquor bill was defeated in
both houses.
O. The Washington correspondent Of
the Courier and Enquirer says;
Dispatches from the acting Consul at LA.
vana make an unlhvorable representation Of
the conduct Of the Spanish officials in the
Black Warrior affair. 1t wears a serious as
peci.
WAsHINaroS RuMoRs.-.Nfir York,
March l4.-A despatch from Washington
saws that the Cuban Governor has apologized
for the Black Warrior affair. There will be
no trouble. The Cuban authorities, II APP
pears, express great regret, aud offer ample
compensation. II is believed that the ires-
dent will settle the matter without the inter
yention Of Congress.
PirrssuRG, March 3d.-At large meet
ing of the Democracy of the Sixth Ward last
night. Senator Douglas was unanimously
denounced for betraying his party. They
determined not TO support the State nomj-
nees at the Harrisburgh Convention on the
9Th inst, who refuse to denonnce the Ne
Ia htl
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BosToNPRICEs CURRENT,


ASHES.-Market very frm-sales Of pots
at OF 6tc. aud pearls IL per ID.
FLOUR "A fair demand may now be
'ked for sales OF common brands at Sc,25
375, fancy %, extra IS 9 25 and
extra Gennesee 50 $40 per bbl.-market
firm at the highest prIces-with good de-
mand.
CORN Improved demand in yellow
sales large at a. a 90c per bu. In white
corn--lille done-sles small at "a 90 C
per bl.
OATs.-Fair demand, at 81 55c for
Northern.
r. E.-Scarce small lots 10 a LIS.
WHITE BEANS.-Fair demand, / ~ to
81. the latter fer choice m rrowiat.
HAY-Market well supplied with East
ern-andsales al $50 22per ton.
hOPS.-rhe sal continued to be con.
fined to small lots at ~ "a 43c per TO- cash.
DRESSED nOGS.--Drcss d Hogs have
declined. ] he sales the past week rang
ed from IS "a per ID.
Blu ER.-Contnues dull. Good and
choice Ia to S2c, ordinary 10 to 10.
CHEESE.--l0 to II
WOGl~-The demand for fleece W DOL
has been quite active, and sales of the week
add up 100000 lbs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-03-17
From Salt Lake.

The Fremont Gowa) Journal has dates
from salt Lake City t Dec 25ih. by arriy-
a on The Upper Missouri. All the noun
tain Indians are reported in a starving con-
dlton, and eating their horses. The Utah
Chief. Walker, was preparing to give the
Mormons battle, aud as he has enlisted in
his cause the Camauches and Apaches,
bloody struggle may be expected. lie has
sworn war Of eXiermination, and woe be-
tide the Mounons who fan into bis hands,
The Mormons endeavored TO make a treaty
with him, but his demands we're considered
lntolerunt, and they would not comply with
them.
The Arappahas, Cheyennes and Sioux are
making preparations TO cxterminaie the Paw
nees m the spring They express deter
mInation TO wipe ont the entire tribe. Bloody
indian battles may therefore be expected
soon.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-The block Of
stone which tne Pope Of Rome sent as a con-
tnbutiou 10 the Washington Monument, was
smashed TO pieces by some unknown per-
SONS last night
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-03-17
New Establishment i'm Mont
pclier.

Messrs- Oliver g. Helmer are coming ear
ly in May with complete assortment of
Shelf and Heavy Hardware, consisting in
part of Coach, Saddlery and Harness Hard
ware great variety of House Builders
Hardware; Mechanics Tools, Farming I'm
plements, Tin Ware, &c. &C., and invite
those who are about purchasing to examine
their stock and prices, as they hope that ex.
perience and facilities viii enable them to
compete with the city markets in supplying
country merchants, and also secure for them
a reasonable share OF the patronage Of the
public.
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5Aarriagrs.

Al East Montpelier, March 18Th, BY Rev. u. Browa,
Mr.. Freeman lempleion OF East Montpelier, and Miss
Harriet Gale Of Bare.
10 Waterbury. March 9th lust, Mr.. Webster ID. Huse,
Of North En6cli, ~ H., aud Miss Mary Ann Worm
wood, Of Waterbury.
in Bella, March 7ih by Rev. Z. Ballou, Mr.. Gardine
X. Mitchell AID Miss Alma G. Johnson, both Of Berlin.
Ia Calais, Feb. 23i, by Rev l.. Warren, MI. Warner
McLnud, AID Miss Mary Jane Dwnne both Of Calais
In Roxbuy, March l, by Rev. MI. Ciahia, Mr.. W. Z.
Holman, of BTainiIee, and Mas Hannah L. feify, Of
Roxbay.
Ia E,.t Randolph, Feb. 20, by Rev. Mr. Henderson,,
Nj. Alpha II. Luce and Miss Maiy G. Arnold, both Of
Randolph
10 hethsl, March 9Th, by Rev. J. sweet solom. n
Downer, Esq, Of Sharon, aud Mns. Rhoba Wright, Of
Bethel
Al Randolph Centre, March 9. BY Rev. S. sparhawk,
ice.
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The Glory of the Revolution!
Or, Ethan Allen Of ISL

1000 PkTRIoTIc AGENTS wanted, to plaoe 10 M
hrnos OF every Family 10 New Ene4nd the History u
va ., eI hihan Alec, the Green Hanntsia Hofo.
address DAYTON n WENTWORTH, s6 Wssh. 81.
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Land Warrants
From $40 to 600 per Month,

VAN be made. 10 q CHI and agreeable hls neis ~
y t0ans meH o. ggo. address ard basiaes.. habits.
AL y soon, u u. BOWMAN'So One, No III II NOV
need aiply
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-03-17

Or There i 40 disease more common among chill.
dfen, and yet oane ~h eh 20 frequently aatl,s the
ssiii OF The physician. worms They hishly dot
'insa,al 10 tho coast tutoa and their presence
Should be cufrfuii, guarded against h. parsuts. On
the hfsi manifestation OF symptoms, svcfy means
shoud BE- USED to eEpe them promptly aud thoroughly.
M'Lana's Nemiuse - viii established a. the mol
certain, sie and speed, remedy offered far thi,
Troublesome AID dangerous malady aud al Who have
tie Of children shou Keep this insalua-
bic modscaa al hagi 10 addition to perfect saiot,
n never lads ~ produce the desired sfect.
{rg- Purchasers viii he careful 10 ask for DIR. NJ
Lanes Celebrated NeIRifuse, ana tase mona
else. All other NeuniIsus, Ia COMPARISON, wor,a-
loss. b. Lane's Vcrm,luge, also hi. Celebrated
LAYER Pls, can nuw be- bad al all respnet4lls Dug
Stores 10 the United STATE. aud Canaas.
BURR & PERRY G-nerai whoosaie Agents
Tor New Eu-liod, No Coiuh,ll, Boston, u whom al
order. should be addressed. sold ia Moa Psef VI,
by SMtrn a P.EBc.-HonA6eid, BY p. 4. SMITH,
aud5y diussiss generally. 7jlw
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Dfatbs.

=. A. East Monirelier Centre Feb. a3d, Mt Benjamin
WallinRs, aged gyear
In Middleiown Feb. 93d, Gen. Jonas Clark, aged so
years.
In Lowell Mass, OF guct consumption, Miss Joliet
e O., daughter OF John thaudlcf. ESQ., Of Lunenbugh,
VI, aged "a years.
10 Thopsham, Feb 25ih, Isaiah Wright, aged "a
years
In Burlington, fah. 24ih, M. John Howard aged "a
years. Also, March 4th, afer long illness, 4. r.
Engiesh., ugod II years.
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Myers Extract OF Rock Rose.

A. al family IN diaiue, % cannot be equsiled, having
performed humorous cuf,s hero al other rotnedic.
haa tsilci, and tho skSl Of emncnt physicians have
heeu banlel The Rock Rose riiai has boon rsceon,-
n.ruaed 10. iis curative properties, Go sefoiaous dsea
SCI, BY Dr. ga lses, Professor n Yale Coliege, aud
iis l'aaa rirsh and 3. q. T@ou isoa, Of rhil.deI
Phia aud other eminent Physo.ans orr country aad
il haoaa testimony Can be relied opoa, 60 mediias
d 80 much eauuri Co pu-he eonadaaee %. the Rpck
Rose.
Rev. A. Myou-osu Sir. Ia cuianoou, Erup-
rnus u .sfeta Instances, have sisen SOM Ertaet or
Rock Ho.c 90 ahlifen aad others. in getting up nom
the Mea,ss, with The haepisst success. In several
eases Of iiysipehs, ibi- syrup has affected cure
80 ny opinioa mas be relied upon a errtaia ssens
capable Of indicating ihe disease from the - it,m
by purifying the blood lrceonmend Is earnestly Tor
all seroiaus Adsctuns, cuaaeau. EfuI tion-, Liver
Complains, byleisia Cells, aad psinoaary diseases
In sene.aL
L. R.WAHREN.
Naw loufon Oct q I-So 1gx
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DEVINES'
COMPOUND PITCH L0ZENGs,

lffaHj mad isthiuily used wih his .ifnsont Plaster,
vii relieve and cure
isr. CnLps, An. PAINS ~ EIDE & BACK,
"a. COUGHS, So. HAhirUAL COS IIVENEss,
ID. ASTHMA. 6th. - Il OPiNG COUGH,
And e l.nEgs enough aTf ioit ta sestan liii,
CONSUMPTION
Agent --sui'h a Pierre. o. %. Tyler, Montpelier.
Also, sold by all dealer' 10 Medicine.
Please Read fec q ths Hgmes n taose ,oAo Aare gcsa
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RICHARD F. ELMORE'S
ESTATE.
JOEL IIUTCHINS' Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. In PROBATE Couu,
Lamsilie distinct 5. ). holden at the Pro
bate ofire, la johnson, ia said oisuei the 10th
day Of March, A. ID. 1854.
tLi KINDS, Executor on the estate OF Joel Hutch
~ lbs, late Of kden In SAID district, deceased, makes
anpeaNoa 10 this court writing for license TO sell
all the real estate, 40 said Eden, OF which the said
Joel hutehius died seized and possessed, together
with the iesefsion Of the widow sht OF there
10, nd represents that said sale would be beneficial
thUse interested n said estate and the said
TOT has hcd 10 this court, The consent and
10 writing Of all the heirs, deyisees and iega tees OF
said estate, residing IN this state, and requesting that
license be given 10 said executor azores lid Where
upon ordered that said apprsiias be referred for
and decision. the 81 day Of ApIIi ie54 at
the Probate Once Johnson, said district and that
notice thereo he gwen by publishing the substance
Of SAID application and order theronn In the Ne mont
walehman, newspaper printed al Montpelier. Tires
weeks spceessvels prior 10 the time sst for hearing,
tha, all peoas eoacefaed may appear, sad II they
cause, object 10 the granting Of said icense.
BY order Of Court.
Attest, "A SIS. PIKE, Register.
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HURD'S GOLDEN GLOSS


TUX THE fIAfH.
4 MoNG the many preparations Tor the growth Of
~ tho Hair, this &C LbEN GLOSS takrstte lend
Three reasons viii pe eivea why - so universally
used and preferred TO 4h oiheis. l.t Reenu.e il
has proved the most adectual 40 baldnsss o. BE.
cause "a tnparts heauiifu dark gloss and sbtfl
perfamc ie the Hair. "a, because the ladies. wfth
hue Discrimination, which they wall possrrs have
adupted a. Many other reasons could eiscu ~ hy il
- Great iaVerile, hn- tho Who have ou-
y 40 give u trial Pfirs 2bcenis in llfge hottles-
For saio hv Druggists and Stpre ke-pers everywhere
" q. HURD, Psoprietor, 30i Eroadway,New Work
70 Lafgr discount 10 Merchants. s7.finis
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IL, JOHN SAMUEL Wuulnrs. OF

On Tuesday, January IL, JOHN SAMUEL wunlnus Of
Dan soA Iriburg, Switzerland.
hs sneral VIII take place from his hts rssdsnss No.
u NASSAU street. 1t one ososk this afternoon His re-
mains Will - taken to Green GOOD Csastsry for later
Dsnt Bis friends are respectfully invited TO attssd
AZ her readsnse No. 30 Forsy street. IL the full ho>s
glorious resurrssuon, Mrs. DnoRAH BornoRs IL tss
S7th year OF her age
me- friends asd relatives Of the family ars an.oto,..s,v
invited 10 atsud her funeral ro the shove place ct one
Oelosk this afternoon
On Monday January le GnoRos R., ~. Of George v.
and Eliza beth l. Smith aged years and months
me ren DDS and relatives Of the family avttSd 10
atspd The funeral ct tn O'CLOCK this mornng from
resdenee Of his father No s6 West Twenty third set
Ms remains win b. taken 10 Kingsbrdgs Csnstsry for
AteYnsnt.
O. hoaday January 49, afsr iorg and psinal ulnsss
which he bore with Christian forituds Joss LaARv.
A4 the 9th year Of his age, formerly Of rralss,
sssnv Kerry Ireland, leaving wife and child To
Daelin papers plesss copy.
boohiyp, on Tuesday,, January IL ApRIAsA Aue eta
Anpsor urgest child OF Thomas AMI Bstsey Ahaison
In the 18th year Of her sgs
fhs snvss and friends 81 tue family also those OF
n~I brott srs IN 10 - Cheseboroueh N Copkps And
- soii are invited 70 attend fu,er.l from m
0srs residence, No 81 Sands street. Brookno At III
pat tso oclc "a morrow sfteroosn -
DE- Ios'rsy morning January IT Ia tho l1th war AZ
hh age, kHsSrsxs son " 5enry prsy
ne te a'sts sne irien q ~ the f1ny are
requested 70 attend The funeral 1T half past ons ooIook
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STOLEN 0OOD0.

f!AUTIoN. STOLEN. ON THE SECOND NovEMBxR
" IAtt the Following serips us.Of Meroantls nutuAl
Inspra.se Co. Is6s, NO es6 $3.50 de- DO. DO No I,6
y2O; Of Astor Mutual Insurance De- 1851, No 49, $SD
The public cautioned asaint negotiating them, thc
o~ner has applied 10 said sompsAios for us Of the
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EXTRA PAY.

IyxTRA PAY.-ALL w. g. NAVY SAILORS woo
~ served 10 U. vessel In the Psoihc, any time
hom 1876 70 1913 ear prompl ohtsin their ubi-
EDNARD BIssELL, Agent
Late Rurssr Y, .. NJ, 20 South William ST. below Wall
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

THI BAR AND EYE -DH. HEATH, AURIsT AND ocU
hat tevotes his especial attention " the trsatmsns Of
deafnes. and ali DISEASES Of the and ey, On How
ard street Hears from 10 10 sciock Reference will be
given numerous patients perm snenty cused nearly two
years In e, whose bssrioE oontinues perfect
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DAGUERRROTYPEa.

XII CENT A0U8RREorYPES-PERsON WISHING
w correct hsnsss hantsomsly oolorsd, and snosssd
In Velvet would 90 we'll 70 call ~ HUrCHINGy Ga lsry
~ Broa. ssd see his spseme.s before going
ieoond door below Waller street.
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On Tuesday evening January II at the Church Il the
LILY Trinity, BIZ, okyn- BY the Rev Dr. L. ~is JAnA
DAlAsy 10 Miss JRsNN L0Rp, ell Of the aoove place.
o. Tuesday January II, By the Rev NJ Assaulsy,
0rHARD l. 0opEy Of San francisco, TO IsABE, only
daughter Of Dr. p PrAt., Of his city.
y. sur day evening" January Is BY the Rev. Mr. Floy,
n. JoHs GArrrD to Miss ADnIA r. BAxrA, daughter Of
Peter nanta, Esq., AL Of this city.
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CLOTHING, &C.

HABr-OYY CLOrnIN0.-s7 600 WORTH WANrBD-
~ The hghsst oash ssaes will b literally gvsn current
large An ots Of COED left cothns Of svsry
Ssssrilten Address through post or call JAkRs NO
near Chatham.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A HErIRED MEMBER or ANY COMPANY OF THE
"A Continental Guard bavils uniform to dispose Of
once stating Were sss ss isss THE meets The sys Of
A UoTIoN AND COMMISSION STORE, NO LIZ GRAND
"A street, near Broadway, BY wh PARKER 4 CO.
Person: about 70 sr:,n ~ use. yin End to their
ssmni..i s.d money aiy.i oed; wanted sparsa.r
efs0od ability; Eastern san preferred.
u is.stry- n. pSsii.ins house Of sohsssrsa Co.
q T: :. st for 1854 s,.ati,9 pTs... q nu.o.n, nth
Chase ii worth Of music to say for ii worsh suoh
f ss'H ECO Co. ;s b. cA Building
CARp 70 the PusLlo.oVa oIIER SEE ABOVE.
sI Ts proves Is:
xA;;cii iila Co. CS,' un sa ri i: s: .
IFAhY PERSON is ANxIoUs TO KNOW WHO MS
rar,nssn f. where shs s.loass, she going, 10
ASH e.s "iS Tu.S al s1.s *. Is
.ls,A ISR IA
NAI,i.22NAL POULTRY sooI.lY.Is cossleUENot
.slss. other suitable Saiidins n.d.s.y for the
Y.sSS.g .
a L. . ne :, s.,:
other necessary sfrAss'nsnss ,or n: sIsibi.,cn
A. B. ALLIE, Secretary
NoTioE.-THE AEsUAL ELECTION ron DIREo
IN tors OF the second Avenue RAilroA will be held
tmee Of s eenpany, Of Bowery and
Monday February 6th between the hours OF IL r.
IF. N PHILIP G. ROGERS, sse'y.
~ u A.-THE MEhBERs OF CONTINENTAL CHA
~. Ter No. 10 hereby sos6ed 70 be
Thursday evening. January 49, Basiasss OF i'm
portabse member will DO brought be the
hf JOS LABoYTxAUx, sm.
n IA MANHATTAN CHAPlR NO I-BRoTHERsE
". You hereby notified TO attend . special meeting,
for the tra.s.otion Of important business m "wednesday
rhEoPHILus PRATT, s.eh.m.
Gro. III. RAYMOND. c. o. the c.
OFFICE or THE CHESHIRE GLASS CONPANY- AT
An election held tue 10th nst the fsllow wing named
suipg year .BsrjAmn French, Presidents, II n. w. X.
Bssee, william d. Cromvsll Philo v. Bsebs, and Peter
y. roach, directors; n. L. shsldop, Secretary.
SAvIEGe DEeARTnRyT RIoHTH AVENUE BANK
soIner shh avenue and Tn third street 10 opos
esiy IRON 10 oelook, A. ~, to o'clock r Deposits
o. ~ oehn uewsrds received. ss per ntsrsst al
on ~ ms 81 nvs dollars 10 rvs hrrdrs Sums
sIeeeehs rnAt am,unt I've per osut hnsy deposited be-
br.h ss o. January will draw interest," from the 1s
~ NJ PAuiit6n, Prssdent; Jac Cromwell Vice Pre-.
rdsnt Jan" L. Dayton, Secretary; John X Lloyd,
11o TIE TAXPAYERS o. THE TOWN OF EST yARMs
The collector will be ~ the once OF X NsuslI ga
brooms sres opposite th. Harlem ones On
hssssy VIE ISsh lnst from NJ p " 20 receive
tAsss. WILLIAM BATHoATK. 0ollsoter.
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THE MILITARY,

NorIcE-HERMANA0H REPUBLICAN 0UARDs-
~ All those who wish to sttsno first us
carlson are requested attend Centre market upper
room On IT. ursdAy and Monday evening" 9sh and sd
~ seven o'clock NJ 70 preparations turn cut on
ths 24th inst BY o, der Of JOHN RICHARDS Captain.
CHRnropHER On KHAn, Secretary.
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SPORTING, sc.

CPORTfrG.-KArr, RAss, RArs.-sRCuND GRAND
festival 70 cone "a At the Wsvsrlsy saloon eorncr
% Tesfth tard Hr1afsay The max
ready for slsu. h,r al oook this evening prsoiselv
-0snN., hing Jour shoos dogs.
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATIoN.--THA
M Beard Of Iireosors have the pleasure to
secc,d course Of Lectures DO AZ Hope Chapel
Friday even commencing ~ eight o'oloo, and fol
lovs:.Jsn. Bsysrd Taylor, Esq, on Japan and Loo
Chico" jan a. Re,. ". H. nilburn, Chaplaa TO the u s.
Hen stanton. oa Tbs NAVY of tn. United stss,sa
Feb ORsv samuel Osgood Our ola Men our Youns
kn." FEB. IL, Rev ". Adams on Tho ideal OF : Hsr
shnst" Feb Gsors, Nn curtis, Ksl, en- Gold and
"Ibs Southern slave Csrr.s icis sdnitt.g g.atls
bearer, members 81 50; DO do non members S25o Single
admi,on for gentleman asd lady 75s and for .rer
may be had Of hsssrs kvars Britain Francis 90
and - the library and after wednsday 18th
8. U. ODkLL, Chairman d. REYNOLDS BUDD, DO00.
LAS LEFfIN0WkLI. Leesurs Committee
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

lion wEEDELL PHILLIPS WILL DELIVER tn
- third Of series Of literary lectures in the New Ens,n
lkev. Thomas X. ReecherN Church, SOU N Ninth
Williamsburg tbs evening" Jan 49, subjsoThs Last
Adms rs cents Lecture to NJ ~ O'Clock
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SALES At AUCTION.

A UCTION mott X sAMutL SEQ D. AUCTION,
n esr VIII ssll Monde. fAnnA- n the pre n,aes
Az Ten IN street lsTse
yinss toolf &C. sn psrlenl y frdays psrs. ssa
BY order OF the mortgage the goods ~ examined
Friday.
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Wet Aiaens, from the Steamer Humboldt,
Nh Aac "a Ga. psr shs rnins ~ III rcd
CG LEADpEATkR'S 8H Broadway. Aiss wet hls oh
1s at S. Cd and es vet weosn tlansets, quilts linen
sss ~ A. and ssye Of dry goods ~ les Than hall
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E,ARA AT AUCTIaN:-THG SUBSCRIBING WILL OF.
fer for sale At pello suet"u tho hpsiSn in
Railway New Jersey SAturesy Jsn q 1854 At O'clock
g. NJ, the farm OF the late III ~,n in Railway
Estk about tnree mites rcu nile from the
Blazing Star ferry The srm s,ins seventy
and in high stat Vi cultivation AID has up9n DWELL
ing house. carriage hoube barn aud other eutbudings
Terms OF pay mept made Easy. ALBERT u CkOWELL az
ecutor.
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SUPIRB AND MAesIvIcANr SET OF DOUBLE

SUPFRB AND AAGNIFiCkNT SET OF DOUBLE
~ earrAss hs' ness AZ hueti'r-a W LORD co, Aue.
toneer pl sci Tburs1sy Jao - At "a oic9oh.
~ their sale 35f Br-a way, hs ridhe-t NEST
spendid st carriage baraes In this city made
riehy Chased II, sivers n, bill slons smoua.ng TO ever
enc thousand dollars on rig In Iced tunisy
to procure the mort costly spleat equipase in thu
country Bale positive aaa without highest
bid er for h.
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IDVERTISENFNTS RENEWED EVERY BAY.
PERSONAL,

INFORMATION wARTED-OT kISsELLEN -; SUP
posed TO be from Halifax; last ladys .d At
0b7 Fourth street. nforna len osnesrning
thankfully rtoeved ~ H. H., WLiss street,
Prank a place, The basement
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II =. KEEP AUcrioNkkR STOCK FIxTu ags,
lt leAte End tarni % ,he hotel
House 2Ga Blocker street mine street. 70 be sold
At aretioA this day ie eloot ana consists
Assortment OF wi es qu turnisure, ttelohs
o9uptr looking ElAse oekery pssiAx
all the usual assortn eRt srg .ASog house. and oyster
saloon which cot about 81 90 also Of house
three years rsm nex Nay Catalogues the morning Of
ala
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-18

TNFoRA sTION wANTYD-OF MISS HLLEN aaIB BEN,
BY friends OF her deceased bro sher James Gribbsn BY
sailing At sS8 Water street she viii hear Of something " her
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WAN1ED-pY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
AHtuaton ~ ehambermaid, or 10 take Of child
s 90 Iai sewing Best Of sty reference ven Please
.slfor two daJs173 East evsnsA street second nor
back
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Sewing nashlnes-Few Persons I'm Opu-
t,t titsumstane n have female
SEs friend under the sessssty OF G.inag viAs BY
nssA labor. In all sush rift Of Singers uari
Vailed sewing machine: would insure case aed semfort in
Hsse 81 poverty and olivia need Of future aid. OAoe
q exhibition and sale, Ne. s2s Broadway
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A RETIRED MEMBER or ANY COMPANY OF TIL
"A on tnsn'al Guard bAvlgs uniform to asposs Of
sr Of pui chaser BY ads ressAs Young America HsAi,
once stating whore ear be II this meets the
any Of said any he ~ address Ah vs
srg sxpsr ses Of joining, H..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-18

WANTED-BY AN AMERICAN YOUNG NAN, A SIT.
w usten, as clerk ia gentemsn's furnishing store 10
learn the business Wages object Please address s.
81 ind rs Dey street..