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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

Mrs MINER, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC AND SING
1l ing No ia Sullivan street. is DESTROYS of
pupils to instruct the above either
residence otherwise Great attention paid to part
the students tho theory OF music Undoubed on
moderate terms. so
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

py are all first class New York built ships provided
all requisite articles for the comfort and convenience
ssengers and commanded BY men Of experience in this
sent to the subscribers will be forwarded free from
phArges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HiNCKEN. Agents, ia Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

N wonderful ssroiogis In the world o. that he
been known She will tell past present. aud futtr
events and will Rhow your future husband aud sbssu
rends which hse trsveit
Europe She IL seventh daughter Of segsntl daurhte
and was horn with natural gift by invoking the powers d
wonderful science 10 tell their thu uehr az
will happy pairs 70 together who will ali a,sy
ths creates, happinsss Of mstrimonal bliss She de-
ssndsnt Of line OF astoiogsrs reaching
and her predctisas truly Astonishing TO ali that DIST
her All who have been elsewhere and thos
Who wi sh speedy marrsgs, msy call hbA thsy
depend true advice founded the etorns principles
Of mssic. science % sreoac street bss.ses Cs>ocy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

CPECTACLES, GOOD AND. CHEAP ACCURATnx
y adjusted to vision and exchanged free, satis1Hs
tory by Professor FRANKS Opeisn by diploma to ths Ne
York Eye Hospital and spectacle maker Eye Ina-
AIRY, No 2Psrf row, opposite the Aston House, ana =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

yVANTED.-ON RECEIPT OF Is CENTS OR STAMPS
w will send printed instructions in various branches
that male fem ale with industry realize from
s25 per week Address Dr. Goldsmith box 30 Metropo-
Titan Post Office, No. 162 Ninth street. New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

N strucsd in musical Lessons the pianofot.e At d
residence OF the advertiser who Ia young lady fully
pscnt to discharge such duty Apply :. NJ O.. Hersi
Office. Terms moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

yyRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL con-
" trastorsSealed proposals. endorsed Proposals for
Sewer in Forsyth street will be received .. the oes
day April 1854 at IL O'Clock M at which hour the bid,
will be opened to build with the necessary receiv
ing culverts in Forsyth street. from the in
Stanton street to point about 200 feet south Of Houston
street being in length about 2 The plan q the work
This Office F FhEo 6E lFFooaEsr asss
A. W. CRAVEN, } Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08
ANTHOLOGY.

DIX 000 REWARD is OFFERED TO ANY PER
DCVUO son who can surpass the wonderful scion tiae
Lady Madam Clifton, In tho art Of Astroony She isthe
only lady In the United states who give state
marriages. deaths losses lawsuits absent friends
she also disease last stage Thos.
wishing TO consult her had betcr cali soon her stay
and Spring streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

CR5ToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. TO CON
~ tractors-Sea1ed proposals, endorsed Proposal for
Sewer in Forty eighth street win be received ct the Once
day of April lS4 IL O'Clock NJ at which hour the bids
will be opened to build with tho receiving
basins and aulver in Forty street. from Ninth
to the between Eighth and Ninth avenues being
ongth about $50 feet The plan Of the work may be
and specifications obtained application at this Office
ELIAS l.. SMITH
THEO. II. i r. FOREST, Croton Aqueduct Board.
A. W. CRAVEN.
New York pril &
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

MRS. BREWSTER, 50 GREAT JONES STREET.
M corner Bowcryhll who wish her services in sstroo.
gy love and law matters interpreting dreams books and
science telling the name Of the lady gentleman they
Many also the OF her visers call oon as they w
not long have the Opportunity Of eonsultinG her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

RIO SHOE DfALERs-WM. H. ROMAN BEGs TO
state that he manufactures and has constantly hand
the largest and best assortment copper nailed
shoes and invites inspection thereof In lots TO suit
chastrs No IL Sheriff street. Houston street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

MILITARY BRASS BAND-ONE OF THE BEST IN
l the city, and upon reasonable termsThosc wishing
will please address note to Band Master charge
Of the barkeeper Of Branch Hotel Fulton ferry brooklyn
and they will be called upon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

CORPORATION NOTICE. : PUBLIC NOTICE IS
Board for the construction Of in the
following named streets to wit In Wlet street. from De-
street, Fourth street. from Jones street
Sixth Thirty street from Tenth avenue
to Hudson river in Division street. from Allen street
to Chatham square with in Forsyth D
vision street to walker street All persons interested in
the above and having Thereto requested to
present the in writing the Contract Clerk, at this
ONCE on or before April 18th. 1854.
f sSS + 81 iSoAnsr c'''4 S. asr'd'''
Croton Aque duct Department., April 8, 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

f1AMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADII
" phs pier No. North river. Two lines daily
"a. n .nd2P n Accommodation mined line A. A NJ. 7!
way places and Camden fare 81 Express limo At2PK b.
John Potter to Auboy thence Direct 70 Camden nv
through in ave hours: fare S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

MUSICAL CARD.-A YOUNG LADY "a PUPIL OF
WI Mrs segnin) with q good soprano voice and good
mnscal education would like engagement sing either
in Catholic Protestant church For particulars apply
at No, % White street. go
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

1NIIE EAGLE SLATE UAMPANY OF CASTLETON,
i Vermont are constantly manufacturing large quanE
ties purple and slate OF quality fully equal
patch and slate forwarded part OF the United States
This slate into the
universal satisfaction The following persons amena
those who have used IT, and to them the company refer
its quality John Brodie 6H Washington
street Edward Cromelin 66 Washington street Dassa
Brothers AS Broome street, New York. Address
j.. UNDERWOOD, Castleton, Vermont, or A. p SPBN-
GER, ut depot of the company No. 800 Wet Thirteenth
etreet Now York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08
MUSICAL.

A VERY FINE 500 ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR
"A $780, splendid tone octave, round corner
Frame perfect been three ths
full, warranted celebrated makers The parties
about to leave Europe. seen from till
o'clock at Isl Hudson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

RUCKLEY'S sERENADERs. CHINESE HALL, a.
II Broadway, near the Prescott House.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
The oldest established talented com pany In az
fstenee being the frat to introduce harmony
plan Entertainments, the first to sing operate Choruss
perform Burlesque Operas, &c. &c The management
tho of announcing that the Concerts oompap,
will still be in its styeuA
without yulgarty Time altered.-Concert to
ut ~ O'Clock. Admission, 25 cents.
JAS. BUCKLEY SONS Proprietors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CON-
" tracter-Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for
the Bowery" will be received at the ONCE Of the
Croton Aqueduct Department until Monday the 10th day
Of April, 1854 at y o'clock NJ, at which hour the bids will
opened TO build sewer with the receiving
basins and culver in the Bowery from Rvingon Stan
street. being in length about three hundred and sixty
The plan of the work BIO and specidca
ions obtained. ON application at this office.
ELIAS L. SMITH, J Croton
THEO. R. DE FOREST, Alucduot
A. W. CRAVEN, Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

yRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, MARCH3, lss4-
Public motto: s hereby given that by IN act q the
charge of cent added the frst day Of
,pfl next all unpaid water rents Masking with the
previously added by law, twenty cent
aoh unpaid and that the said rents including
aid before the first day Of May next
nsning the property which said rent remains unpaid
III be The Clerk Of Arrears pursuant to the
royisions Of the act above mentioned.
ELIAS L. SMITH, President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

CORPORATION NOTICE. . PUBLIC NOTICE rs
Board Of cmen for the Of sewers in the
following named streets to with Twenty seventh street.
Eighth and Ninth Forty street.
Ninth avenue 32 feetwest of Ninth
street from Blocker to Spring street, and also resou
Eighth and Twentyfourth street. All persons in
In the above and having objections thereto
quesed to present the same in writing to the Contract
Clerk, ut this office, before April To- 1854.
ahEo; JSi II SE15N9hEsT, 'f Bss1a Aa''d'''
Croton Aqueduct Department, April s, 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

THE INTRODUCTION OF GILMAN'S INSTANTA-
Il neov hair dye TO the public, which changes in .
moment any colered hair to beautiful and pcrmansnt
black has produced happiness in the nifty BY
driving out Of the worthless preparations with which
this country has been flooded for Few
invention that know ofPortlAnd Advertiser Sold By
e. ii. RING, l92 Broadway, j. !. CODDINGTON. 706
ErnAdMAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

charm for rosy health enr,ehns ths blood, so Ttsss
fragrant purifying, renovators for the thin slim hious
dyspeptc gross indeed for every ody Of bss IN
supersedins The Of all other medicines Can be Oh
tanned ~ Baron spoasocs depot, ~ spng street unsos
the g. Niehoias Hotel An xses vAsssa fsf svvy s4vT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

LEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP CON-
pauy-semi- monthly linc.-For Mobile, stopping At
ana-The steamship BLACK wAkkioK i d. 81, b sn
above ports Monday April 10 at II clock from her
foot OF Harrison street, North river Freight taken Tor
n Orleans Passen gers for Havana must procure pass
LIS before leaving For freight passage apply TO L
|B-The CAhawba, n. W. Shufsdt commander, will
coed the Black W arrior, and sail April 25.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO 4HALL OF RECORDS
Sealed proposals will be received At this Office until
Saturday April 10 1854 TO regulate grade set curb and
Second Specifications to be had application
the Contract Clerk of this department.
April 5, 1884 JAS. FUREY, Street Commissioners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

TAMES II. BENEDICT 4 CO.. PAPER AND RAG
q warehouse No 66 Nassau street New York. keeps
santly hand book and printing Of all
Contracts made and orders taken at the lowest mArke1
rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

CTREET DEPARTMENT NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office, until
Tuesday April H. curb and gutter and pave
Thirty nuth street First and Second To
regulate and regrade Third between and
street Specifications to be had applca-
tion to the Contract Cleik OF this department..
April !, 1854 JAMES FUREY. Street Commissioner.
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no PRINTERS AND PuRLIsHERs.-THE sunscRI

TO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.-THE SUBSCRL
bers type founders Nos 29 81 and 30 BeekmAn street,
the Park New York beg to return their thanks All
past yor and their friends and the printing puhs
that they have added many and elegant fancy
faces and other articles to their heretofore extensive cs
lection, all which, together with their series 81
Scotch cut faces from to great primer which
given such universal satisfaction for their durability snd
beauty they prepared to furnish
for cash credit other type oundar in the country
Every article required In printing establishments from
shooting stick to mammoth furnished ut the
manufacturing prices JAMES CONNER 4 SONS
The materials which this is printed from
aia 6tabIis
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r KELLY, ENGRAvER AND PRINTER, 6I FULTON
81 streetWedding visiting invitation, address auto
graph and at home cards. bridal Envelopes fancy sttons
DC For sae very cheap three trim
ming presses and plate presses
incl
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-08-09
WHISKEY AND TEMPERANCE


,,s s"snse' is it not that combination of. Whskey
~, temperance should have elected Whir in
tsnA .Ae county? Whiskey, money, and so-called
napeFance ,s. Wings, aided by few so-called tenn
rd.r. democrats, have elected Mr.. Mordecai.--
A1a ~ this in Wake County,
tbn, Ao''ats! some Of you are to blame for this
du,aa" "!-thlnk of It'll Some of you have been
Of oy the Know Nothings-what do you think
h.,. .,u'sel7es' The agents of this secret order
W., e" actively at work in this contest in Wake.
D,h. an warn all honest citizens against this mid
VIII. Say % wealth, and socolzea tsmperancel-
ofBc@ sA@uce' after this, will poor man stand for
'D1es ps. in Wake countys -l''' - ''>''N '''
solv. oil 'S not lost Let every true Democrat re-
sanizst; ssano ior the future more faithfully by or.
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G9s StanbarS~
n,IEIGH. SATURDAY, AUGUST S, 1854
Election Returns.

Tho neople of North Carolina voted on Thursday
,,st tbe 3d. for Governor, members of the Lesisla-
ure and Sheriff. Our returns, at the time of going
n nress are but few, but we give all we have in
t.na together with rumors We have one precinct
in Johnston, as follows:
GuLLY's STORE, Aug. 8.
Nh HOLDEN: Bragg received here st votes, Dock
~. L. B. Sanders, dcm., for Senate, 40; T.
Richardson, fed, "a. Commons, B. n. Tomlnson,
dem, Sc; Barnes, dem., s2 Willis Sanders, fed,
60 Simon Goldman, fed, At. u.
These returns look WELL We have strong hopes
Of Johnston. Bragg has no doubt been handsomely
sustained.
friend sends US the vote at Franklinton, as fol-
lows:
FRAsKL1NroN, Aug. Sd.
Mr. HOLDEN: The vote here, at n P. NJ, is for
Bragg l15, Dockery q. Commons Martin, DEM,
lO6; Thomas, fed, 80. The polls not yet CLOSED
the Democratic candidates will increase their major
ites. We have done much better than we expect
ed Martin certainly elected to the Commons. j.
The vote at Littleton precinct, Halifax, as the
cars passed at o'clock, for Bragg 81, Dockery
20. Senate, Virgins, fed, IA; Whitaker, dem. 1s; :;
Commons Bachelor, dem., "a; Savage, dem., "a !;
Smith, fed, 10; Perkins, fed, ls. Sheriff, Snow 81,
Lane fed., 10.
The vote at CASTOR at halfpast two, was for
Bragg go, Dockery 1s,
The Democrats were doing we'll at Henderson, but
We have no vote.
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AZ" Some of the Wings here claiming the
Governors election. These gentlemen would do well
not to shout until they are out of the woods. Mr..
Bragg is no doubt elected but the internal improve
ment issue, most unustly used against him, has di.
minished his majority. 4 day Of reckoning ia at
hand
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-08-09

80 Now that the elections are over, we shall de-
vote space and attention to news and literary
matter. We are under many obligations to our
friends for the liberal manner in which We have been
sustained and for constantly increasing subscrp
ton list We need scarcely say that no efforts will
be wanting on our part to retain their confidence
and sustain the character of the Standard as Dem
ocratic newspaper.
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Still Later,

Glorious News Fl ON Johnston !...Gain Of two
CommOners
We learn, from Johnston, that Linn B. Sanders,
dem leads Richardson, fed about 35 votes and that
I0mlinson and Barnes, dem. elected to the Com
mons by about 40 majority. Bragg's majority a.
but 2OO
The Democrats of Johnston have acquitted them
selves noby.
All Right in Cumberland!
Heearn that the whole Democratic ticket in Cum
oerland has been elected. The Feds counted on
gain here Of one Commoner.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-08-09

az We regret very much to state, that on Thurs
day last in this place, while the Democrats were en-.
gagged in raising Bragg pole, the pole slipped and
fell upon Mr.. Charles Finch, by which he wasalmost
instantly deprived of life. Mr.. Finch wns standing
under the pole holding it up with plank as it was
raised-the end of the pole slipped bringing it down
upon him and breaking his skull -.
He was an industrious and worthy citizen, and
his bereaved family have the sincere sympathies
Of the community. = <=<s4rs - =
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Terms. of Advertising.

..a number of advertisements will be taken for the
m ini's or but no deduction will be made any but
Hay will be inserted for onefourth
ss. I.i ;ban the regular charge suo ,;.o.
;nsrted in either the Weekly Semi-Weekly, for
I months or go for twelve months; or in both pa
s for SO months or s5 for twelve I'm months mt sont,.
Sy the vear free of charge.
N snbscbers and Others who may wish to send money
Fdtor can do so at all times, by mail and at his risk.
Seps 't1 the Editor must come free of postage
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W At the tune of penning this paragraph the
result in Wake is in Doubt is uncertain whether
Mr.. Hunter, Democrat, or Mr.. Mordecai, Federalst,
is elected. Mr.. Hunter is practical temperance
man and sterling Democrat; Mr.. Mordecai treated
profusely to ardent spirits. If Mr.. Hunter has been
defeated il has been mainly by socalled temperance
Democrats, as the vote at the Raleigh precinct will
show, where he got but 1S1 votes when be ought to
have received some 1884, If Mr.. Mordecai has sue
ceeded, Mr.. Hunter, a pattern of temperance, and
an honest and worthy man, has been sacrificed by
members of his own party.
We learn that many so-called temperance Wings
voted for Mr.. Mordecai. A number of them, to
their credit be it stated weud not vote for him. but
enough of them sustained him, coupled with the
refusal of so-called temperance Democrats to vote
for Mr.. Hunter, to secure, as they hoped his elcc-
ton. We hear that at one precinct all the social
ed temperance Wings voted for Mr.. Mordecai.
We shall know the result officially in few hours.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ALPS

Ctton Unchanged-Breadstufs Deesized-serestin1 zrs
from tie iSedt Of War!
The steamer Alps has arrived in Boston, having
left Liverpool on the 18th.
Cotton is unchanged. Sales on the 18th 5000
bales.
Breadstuffs further declined.
Consols closed at 9li to 80.
The Atlantic arrived out on the 10Th.
Omar Pasha was at Guergero II, 900 strong, and
the Russians at Fraterichti with 10000, which were
continually reinforced, and pitched battle is daily
expected with the Turkish and Allied force, mum.
bering $4,000.
Three hundred persons have been arrested in St
Petersburg charged with intending to REBEL and they
were informed that their political opinions required
their Imprisonment
The allies are in full march for the Danube On
the 9th the English were midway between Schumla
and Rutschuk, where the French had before arrived
The town and garrison of Barcelona have pro.
nounced against the Spanish government, and the
insurrection is spreading.
Mahomet Pashu defeated the Russians at Crevno-
vada and captured the place. The Russians were
routed also by the Turks at Fratesche and it is
reported that General Aurep had committed suicide
Isl! Pacha defeated Gen Boproff on the 9th ultimo
The MARKETS. Richardson's Circular report brend-
stuiEs dull and wheat irregular; a qualities have
declined largely. Western canal -four is qaotcd at
3ss Cd. Ohio 34s. Cd. -
McHenry quotes consols as advanced to 92t 92a
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-08-09
GRAND ROW AT CAPE NAY.

A violent fracas came off at one of the houses at
Cape May between party of three Firsinians and
a number of the colored men (waiters) at said house
on Wednesday evening last about O'clock 1t grew
ont Of colored boy having deceived one Of the Vr
gnians, for which he smacked his jaw with his right
hand, when the father of the boy, very large and
powerful man, who was by and saw HIM strike the
blow, seized stick OF wood and then an axe, and
attacked the Vrginan, when he drew his dirk and
the trihing matter ripened into a violent fracas.
One of the Virginians was knocked down, whilst
ore of The ored men had his face terribly bruised
and puted about his eyes during the facas, in which,
if mistake not, the three Vrgnians were involved,
and most of the colored men, before it terminated
After the facas, the head water (also coored man)
frequently went to the landlord and pressed him to
get him to turn the Virgnians out of the house that
night but he refused, stating that they themselves
had said they would leave the next morning. and he
was satisfied they would.
The next morning the parties were brought before
Court, when the Virginians compromised the matter
by paying their attorney $780, and the costs of court
The money was generously advanced by the landlord
of the house where the atfray occurred
Exchange paper.
These Virginians, as they had an undoubted right
to do, went to Cape May instead of to the health
giving resorts the shore and in the mountains of
their own State and "grand row between gen.
tlemen and free negroes is the consequence We
cannot say that they are deserving of much SYM
pathy.
During this month"; we believe, grand Anti
Slavery Convention is to be held at Saratoga, New
York and suppose that, as matter of course,
there will be hundreds of Southerners on the spot
seeking pleasure and spending their money among a
people, many of whom are disposed to trample on
their Constitutional rights and insult them.
For our part, we hold this Yankee sympathy for
the blacks in utter contempt and set down those
who indulge in it as either knaves or FOOLS
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-08-09

- Mr.. Pomeroy constantly keeps on hand
choice pieces Of music. The latest productions are
promptly received at his store Fayetteville Street
We are indebted to him for several picces-amons
them the "War Gallop," which is fine. 1t stirs the
blood-one almost hears the battle afar off, the
noise, the captains and the shouting"
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Raleigh. july, 1854.
ERISSOLUTiON.-THE PARTNERSHIP OF THE
u undersigned, under the style of HILL NICHOLS,

nISSOLUTiON.-THE PARTNERSHIP OF THE
II. undersigned under the style Of HILL NICHOLS,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
wM. r. HILL.
DUDLEY NICHOLS
THE undersigned in Withdrawing from The business Of
Hill Nichols his thanks for the liberal patronage
bestowed and with pleasure recommends them TO mr. D.
NICHOLS, in whom have implicit confidence.
". R. HILL
NOT!CE.-Mcssrs. ". r. hill DUDLEY MICH
OILS have assigned in trust by the. decd Of record
their st.ck of goods and the other and The creds
of their late firm The business will be carried on by M
DUDLEY NICHOLS, agent under tbs deed, for r. r.
COLLIER Trustee for the benefit OF those 1hescbene
fit the stock is assigned in The dehs due to Hill Il
Nichols assigned by the deed IN tfst TO me- for
the benefit principally Of the Northern CREDITORS of Hill
Nichols and the debtors Of Iill Sicho,so notified and
desired TO make prompt payment to to. Dir. Dudley
Nichols. who alone authorised to The debts owing
to Hill Nichols. r. R. COLLIER Trustee OF
HILL NICHOLS.
Peterksurg June q. 1874. 6s-swsM