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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-11
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Berlin. Leipsic, BrUsscIa, Hamburg, and
ST Petersburg, and lately by the most
distinguished London Aurisj' wan the
most wonteriu, success; indeed II Is the
tOnly method tAa! has been unaotm'y sue
Icessiui. The best proof oI tua efficacy
Iol lhe treatment will be a reference to
nearly
Nine Hundred Names,
po.:lou.. or h, E7..nol s,,.,.. r,o,d,
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I..Drnm or when the diseases can be ira.
cod n,bo etG,,.- or Fayer.. Colds. tle
nso or O,;n,ro Ncrror;,I Medicines.
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~. tIsaSSLar,,s ,,aa,,nant s,onds nre.ami.
,or+ Jybor, tIa trli,orv Can5I is ary
nnJ ,o,I,, ,ri,5 I;,Ie or M secretion. v1en
,ho M doa'1og, * accor,nanjod wj.a noise.
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;"sac,s rinr;,r ofbe,Is. rus,Iing or Ieayes,
aam,;,,,oi ,{ise7,;ons d;srba,gs of ,na,,sr
~ whom IN srooning . sensation ;s Eel, .,
e., rnsh or bIond ~ The leaI tool, Mare.
IrIon the ham, is less q,n,a II Inn
rlnrJv weather or when a.c.lJ has been
H,apon dis n..,',I - ,rs,,,r., ,s. Jis.,.n
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IN DhAF AAD DlAD JANLS
Ing experience warrants me in saying.
.tnll if luo hearing was at any time 2oya,
Iyery much can he accomplished. In ,uc
|DesGa and Dumb School at Lcjpsjc, otrf of
e class cf II, I Succccfad IN restoring
folr 70 ccsgts hearing. Dr.. 4. Jegs
Respectfully 10 state, that III those cases ne
undertakes he graronfess a successful
result, complete restoration, or such a
marked improvement as will be perfectly
satisfactory, il his remedies are faithfully
Ia.pHrd and directions aCheTe" TO-
Applicants will p|ease state their age,
duration Of disease, If maIie' issues from
'ho Ears, state Of general healt5,and what,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-11
LIST OF GIFTS :
busls of Was


100 :" Calhoun, 100 l0,OC
so elegant Oil Paint !
ings, in splendid gill 100 500
frames size 3xlft. each.
100 elegant Oil Paint } 1oo : 90
ings, 2x3 f. each,
500 steel plale Engrav- I
ings, brilliantly coIorodS 10 Eo,
in oil, rich gilt frames, I ~ '''>
24X30 inches each,
IO,OOOelegant sieelplate Z
Engrayings, coIored inS I, 90
oil, of the Washington I
Monument 2Ox26in. ca.
$4,000 steel plate Eu-
cravings from 100 diff
fercnt plates, now in
possession Of and ow-
ned by the Artists u
Mon, of the market
value Cf,Ggom 80 cents
to 81 each, 4hOV
l first class Dwelling,
in 3lst ST., New York
City, 1896
% building lots in 1902
and l0lsl sts.,N. York ) 1ooo % M
City, each 25Xio0 feet (
deep. at
100 Villa Sites, contain
ing each 10000 50.
it. in the suburbs Of
New York City, and
commanding amagnif-
scent view Of the liud-
son River and Long
Island sound at 500 5000
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-11
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EPHG2DST0WE JEFFERSON COUNTY TA SATURDAY MORNING. NJ
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-11
Something New.

Did YOU ever hear OF the way in which
the mau by the name Of New" who
hads many children, got ou,of his dif-
jculty about giving them names lie
had twelve male responsibilities presented
to him. He had exhausted the yocab-
uIary Of names. There was lanes New,
and William New, and John New, Ste
phen New, ETC., etc. At last he was pre-
selied with the thirteenth responsibility.
Il was 0oy again. What to call him he
had'n. The slightest idea. So at last in
utter desperation, TO the Consideration OF
Lis wife lie named him Nothing New.
The next child was a girl. Well, now
there was no dliiic6ty. But his better
half insisted upon having the naming Of
that child herself. Several months pas
sed, during which she resolutely kept the
name TO herself. Al last, when chrislen-
ing LAY came round she as,onIshed her
GOOD lord and the assembled company. hv
naming tie liiie girl Something New. Z"
Whats the reason you've the wrong
side Of your stocking turned out, said Jun
- Pat the other day THE raison ,
The ralson is it, said Pat cause there's d
hole t'iother side of it,.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-11
EnpNTS

The Committee believing that the sue
cess Of this GREAT NATIONAL UNDERrA-
KING will be materially promoted by the
energy and enterprise of intelligent and
perscveIing Agents, have resolved to treat
with such on the most liberal terms.
ANY person wishing 70 become an 4
gent, by sending posl paid 81, wILL
RECEIVE by RETURN OF MAIL, One Dol
lar Engraving. GIFT TICKET" .
Prospectus, a Catalogue and all other ne
Cessary Information.
. On the final completion Of the sale, the
Gins will be placed in the hands o! a
COMMITTEE Of the PURCHASERS 10 be DIS
TRIByTrD, due notice of which viii De
gwen throughout the United States and
the Canadas.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-11

'Geniiemen never swear. So said
Washington. who, we believe, never al
lowed proiaHe swearing while IN com
Iaand OF HE army Of tie revolution.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-11

II you slip down, just gel up. A stunt
Heart &, as snre n tTai'y weather Tie
gale. as prellv girl IS 20 brirg down the
man OF heT choice. @
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15

csused row and the machine considerably tamagei
and oue NJ two men somcwta, hurt She then abln-
doned and lef living in the street until the foreman and
some members heArns Of the facts up aad took her
TO the house
FInK rx wrLLIAssBURGH ASD FIREsES's RIOT.
Saturday night about 10 ococ, fire was discovered in
hs Public SchooHouse the corner of Fits and Nor'h
Fh-st. Iorginssed the cellar in the northeast corner
among quantity Of pine benches. BY the prompt ac'oh
OF the freraet the fire confined to tins locality ana
exingushed. Damage, about 5000 covered oy
insurance in the Wiansburg and Fulton Fire Insurance
Companies The fire was undoubtedly the work OF an IN
cendary FIRE had been used in the building Tor more
than two weeks. About half an hour previous to The dis
coveTy Of the fire. q by sOmo females 10
climb over the high fence which surrounds the School
House, and hurry sway This building set fire to
about six weeks since Every effort will be made TO Dis
cover tho ncendiary.
The fremen called out by false alarm of fire for
the Second District about o'clock Yesterday morning,
and several dsgraeefu fights occurred Engine Compa
nice Ne 10 and No. together az tho corner OF
Ninth and South Firs,sts., where fight took place.
Stones were used and several persons more or les.
injured The persons with No. 10 driven from their
engine Engine Companies No. and No. came together
the corner of South First and Eeventhss and night
coumoneed which put end to by the appear
ance of of the Second Ward officers. Engine COM
panics No and No. came in collision at the corner OF
South Second and Eeventh-sts, and some blows were
struck Capt, Donovan aud several OF the First Ward
officers made their appearance and Hugh Colgan Assist
ant FOresan No. arrested and taken to the cells,
which terminated the disturbance
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
DISTURBANCE IN THE PARK-A STREE
PREACHER ARRESTED

Shortly after o'clock yesterday afternoon disturbance
occurred in the Park among large number OF persons
who had ccngregated to hear the address OF Samuel e.
Moses street preacher and Secretary and ACCORDION
player to the Angel Gabriel who is in the habit every
sundry afternoon of holding forth from the steps OF the
City Hall He had been engaged in his discourse for about
an hour when gang of disorderle who were among the
crowd commenced Kissing shouting and in other ways
disturbing the meeting. They finally came to blows and
general fight took place Policemen Masterson, sampson
Metca Sergeant Devoe and Others of the reserve corps
under the direction of Seg Norris who were in the crowd
at the time after considerable difficulty arrested the COM
batsns whose friends endeavored in vain to rescue tm
The preacher was also arrested and locked up.
large number of his friends afterwari repaired in
body TO the house of the Mayor 10 solicit tho discharge
of their iayori;e The prisoners with the exception of the
preacher and one other are all Irishmen They were
locked up in the Tombs and will be taken before Justice
Osborne this morning charges OF disordery con
duct fighting &c. The charge against the preacher Is
disorery conduct in using nhamatoy language and such
az Is calculated to ncite breach Of the peace.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15

ated but on the contrary the inference from the fret
oouEeous not 70 say hostile reception Of the Russian Al
sra which was before tao Of Commoiore Psrsys
ys to iedo had reached Nangasak may be fairly dawa
bs; with force less imposing oven thsn Others Of former
years no better success would have accrued to the Russian
Aduira than had waited on other visitors had
ROT the moral effect Of Commodore Perrys visit ne the
Capital Of the Empire finally reached its ex.emes That
this latter hypothesis may be relied upon we are enabled
to offer proof Of very direct kind contained in letter
from Lewchew extracts Of which we beg 70 refer to in the
postscript hereto TO which ada the published account
from Nangasak omittng all editorial comments Refer.
nn9 to THIS account from Lcwchew OF the changes oberv
able there in the reception of the squadron o. aicatng
the influence Of Commodore Poys visit to Yedo we may
here remark that we have felt constrained by The import
ance Of the subject thus to discuss the question in it, new
phae because VIC have observed than one editorial
comment intended to detract from tho credit duo 70 the
tinted States Government and its able representative
Commodore Perry which, if sent forward uncontrolled
may be assumed conveying correct view Of the r..
sIeetyc claims Of America and Russia
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
SAILING OF TIE PACIFIC.

sAiLIHG OF THE PACIFIC.
The q. 8. nsl steamship Pacific, Capt Nye, sailed for
Liverpool Saturday noon with sio passengers Among
them are MARQUIS de Ia Ribeirs Minister Berlin John
Higgins L. S. Consul at Cork; p. G.. Burrow Bremen
Consul at Cape Hnytcn; and large Number Of New
Workers.
STEAMER soUTHERSER AsHoRE.
The L. s. Mail SouiherBer, Evan from Charles
ton, with merchandise and passengers TO >pofor Ieson
& Co.. when coming in the Hook Saturday morning. during
the fog ashore Romer Shoa where she Is yet fast
RAPID PASSAGES.
Tie steamer Star OF the South, Capt Marks left
ths City the Goth of April and arrived at New Orleans
in sx ard haf days passage; sailed again. and arrived
here Saturday in sx and a-half days with full cargo
and passeEges thus making tie voage out and home in
twenty-five days. She will leave again for NewOrleans
next sstur lsy-her regular day.
NAVAL.
Tho Fulton, Norfolk. has sailing orders
for New-Oreans and thence Vera Cruz TO convey Mr.
Gadsden With the Mexican treaty, on his arney to the
City Of Mexico. The Falmouth viii arrive at Nor
folk. Tie Massachusetts, Capt. Mems has sailing orders
for tie Pacific suhjec. the from Spain, relative to
the Black Warrior The Decatur Capt. Sterrett, viii
aso have 20 await the from Spsis
DISASTERS IN TIE VICINITY OF KEY WEST.
The steamship Isabel arrived at Charleston Friday
las, bringing intelligence from Key West 20 the 9Th inst
we nave received ile tollowln1 Dy tetgraphs
The brig Amesbury Of Gardner, Ne, from Attaklpas
for Nevl ok ashore Tortugas shoals the Goth
ut and arrived at Key West the 23d, in charge Of
wrecksrs. Salvage awarded. So 7i0.
The schooner Peedee OF Rockland Me-. ran ashore on
American shoals the odd and arrived at Key Vest IN
charge OF wreckers the oath. Salvage, sl,375 The
Peedee sailed for New-YOrk Mays THE 2. arrived at
this port yesterday.
The sh) Saxony previously reported was still ashore M
Hsboro Inlet the captain and arrived NJ key west
on the goth steamship had been sent 20 the wreck, out
II was dor btfsl If she could get the :. of.
The brig G.. Anderson, from Newfork, arrived 18th ult
The ship Calcutta, from Bristol, England, for New-Or-
leans ran over the reef the 2th and anchored She
was extri0ated by wreckes and arrived at Key West the
same day Salvage 81 500 total expenses, s2,os7 She
sailed for New Orleans the 30th.
The British bark Snowdrop, rom Havana for Trieste
ran ashore on Pickles Reef the 2sth The Captain
fused assance and by throwing overheard from 500 to
coo boxes sugar got Off and sailed on the st BY re-
fusrg asstance he lost $40 O00 besides damage to
his vessel
The brig MayAower of and for Portsmouth, y. H. from
Maianza ashore at Carysort Reef on the 18th, and
was hauled off the day by the L. s. steamer Corwln
receiving apparently but little injury.
Bark Byron Of Providence from NewOrieans Tor Baltl.
more ran ashore Pickles Reef on the lst inst, and
arrived at Key West the 3D. She did not leak, ana
would sail when the salvage was settled
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
THE NEGOTIATIONS WITH AD. PONTIATINE
rHa,n Mss.r,. Nre. PERRIN 4 CO... Circular

From Messrs Nye, Perkin Co.'S Circular
CANTON Wednesday, March 9, 1854
From a statement which has since come Snder our
notice and appears be entitled to credit we are now en-
abled TO confirm report of the 10th ut tha the result
RI the prolonged visit of the Russian Admiral Ponaiine 10
Nsn0aski was the ntimation hata treaty would be made
at the end of twelve months appears has the serious n
,xe demonstration of Commodore Perry last summer az
yao and his promised after period necessary tor e
consideration of the important matters which II was ais
S,,v ~ submit TO the Government OF JaPan-a promise
hh Tho continued occupation of the roadscado OF the de-
,cndeocv of Iewchew by one OF more OF the Vessels
~; ouadron ever since and not less the eonsunma'e
snsecmept and tact which he displayed led thar Govern
o,, 30 copsde in-have wrought such an effect during
A.. ,roa be considered but an act OF Just eonea'on
allow that the result anticipated and inferred "oA '
a, the time is already iniimsied through
,sn,oI This must be taken ~ be the Intention oil u'e
J,u,,,ese Government since il appears from 'he s'a'
men, before rs that the officers who met the hussan Au
nirsl merely stated verbally that their Government
s.ipg the earnest desire of foreign NATIONS 10 no' A
"oourse with them and their own people being "
trade had been resolved TO open the commerce '"p
"to all nations; but thst year mast eapse oe'0. 1D
tresty or privileges to trade could come into operao
apd because this interview only obtained ai'er W
longed visit of many months which afforded time iof 'a
sre consideration Of the prior COMMUNICATIONS o' 'o
,nodore Perry. II does not appear, therefore 'aa'
treaty has been conceded yet neither that the n'
forco OF Russia has achieved success denied 10 the pep
did s-nanent Of Commodore Perry, as has been ls "'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15

MoRE BLooDsHED IN KESTrcKY.-A difficulty occurred
WNaHstuTsh in WashinsOn County Ky the
the 10th Of rn between Mr. Hugsrf aid Ar
IN which Hug,rf stabbed Hardin the left killed
Instantly HugeTi has not been arrested Maysyls Eagle
ADuLTERY.-One John G.. Webber, Of Manchester
n H. who caned ~ be q minister HsbOr0ugl peach
oOaIle Of taking with him unmarried gh and
ing his wife and family at home They found house
Antrim under circumstances and arrested by
Tntre On being craigned before j. s. Briggs Esl Of Ill bog-
ordered the
tnaned Nancy Mead the bail
srf,d IN tuhcr
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
SWEDEN.

~. s,,,oaipg extract from stockholm paper show,
sw s.Sss,y the pa'ernaI GoDTnmcns Of the EmpeFor
E;,s.lss SSJ ,ss'1. treats bic Finnish suhjed :.
The whole town swarm. with gve' tive Sa Who are pour.
ns ou ~ prssan press,gsngs The Russian feet il in
ssi ssn Of and ss preparing 70 take the
50 scen 2. % and al In tie night fathers of families
bsnes on iVus ~ sshout moments grace and the result s
households y swedea with bag and baggage
80 - ~-ssr ~ y, escape such tyranny.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
IAdvertsement.J
of our raalers ia drpctad IN the adyeY-

The attention of our readers directed 10 the afver
temsnt HUNDRED BEAUTIFUL VILLAGE
SITES containing City Lots each at SovrH FoRDHs
near Morsana May the 18th AZ u o'clock on the
ground This property beautifully situated commanding view o
country the scenery which unsurpassed within
miles NewYoTk IL ao Of the most accessible w
be found anywheTei the Harlem Railroad cars soppos
nearly every halfhou the day from A. NJ to II and lac
COMPUTATION than the city with tho probability Of
being
youef Maps free tickets be had for tho trains whh
leave the Civ Hall H. ct aud 10 0cloekA M oy applying u
JAMS BARKgs J. T. MovLros No NassaasI, Or OF NJ
McCRAw No. ass Broadway, or Morisana village
freshments vii furnished gratultousy the ground
dsy aoud be rainy the sale will be postponed until the next
air dav
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15

Turks IsLASD.-Capt. Macdonald Of the brig Eme-
raid, oryed on Saturday from Grand Turk IT H. in
forms ~ that IN consequence Of tho hosyy rains here
was no sall TO be had at any of the sands At Grand
Turk It was just coming in and selling is cents per
huslnl.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
WILLLAMSBURGH ITEMS.

L.RcEsY.-A man named Barnard Dareny, was arrested
on Saturday oeer Henry chnrss Of stealing
wallet III and tickets from Mrs Kelly w1o
,,.Ss. IN Noh seyeph that Dssny csme 20 Mn
Kelly the funeral Of her and snns ns
ok missed He charged With stealing and on sesrcs
bs,n sde he his Ace1sed fnted
.ksp hi aad thEowed the wallet and tickets int9
He Wa sso of srsslnsa eoH wncn hia 20
Sns - 10 the per,on decsassd Locked up tos trial
srvxv, F,ouy-Two men namef John Muligan
"a P.nen w,r. about oeee esterdsy morn
- =, esr, s,er.,t charged VITA oeng engaged
n ~ s.s IN Ff who engaged 10
tas melee made their escape
.x.,vxp.,RY or TIE YourH MIssrosARr Socyzrr.-
70 a. nnrr,ar, Of Yeafhs Missionary Society Of ths South
Church held iass evening a. the above named
h1,eb Aadrr-s delivered ,, Prof Trss. Of hddls
ts-p College Mr. n vinssuf Of NewYOrs The following
an sbsu.ct rsm the Tressurers report:
By Msnsssn slso IS; do Juvenile socss
ty quarterly meetings. s8 81 do by special sub
.cnptsors sse. Toss ss42 -
aid needy mcn stations
Si,o the German -.onsy, Sso -
soeey Of the Church sI1 u medsntss printing
xc.. e2f y. Total, ssf2 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15

70 arrives there believe that hopes are cntettaine
=. Mr. Champion the British Envoy at w ashngton, may
sbIe 10 act the part Of friendly mediator 10 the matter
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
BROOKL w ITENS.

FouSD DRowSED.-The body Of a Tan greatly decom-
osed picked up the Atlantic Dock basin yesterday nornnsby
Officer Beard the Third District Police. Il Identified
Two vicious dogs killed in Columba-st. YESTERDAY
az bitinx several it.fs children
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
rAivsrtisenent.l |

The numerous strangers now visiting our City, cct
.r and hers are invited to call the o.
the examine their arye and besna -
PISoFoRrgs Including truly magnificent instruments who
received three Prize Medals az the Crystal Palace and ws pr,
nounced the best PASoFoRrEs on exhibition uso'sstN
TRusLow SIS Broadway, adjoining ST. Nicholas Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
A srHrrr FreHr.-Two men, namef john Mu
..,vxp.,RY OF TIE YOUTHS MIssrosARr SOCIETY
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

THy MsfHEm CAsE-Rgm aud Poities.-The triai %
VIM Bar. ard John ffsneseo on an iadsss ssnf % ea a. ne
the i2t Of April last occupied the hsdson clsf
Oyer ard TsrnEer Judge Hsines presiding dastas FUN,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15

aliGand renders Ladies opportunity to select from
oc OF rh Muslin and Drspsries which
f. Co have lately bought at AUCTION prices
h defv con pefton Toilet end Marseiles Qas
i nnegsed in the City Linen and Barnsey sheetns an
linen purchased before the late advance whch
are odd AZ importation prices. 3 NJ rowLE Co.
invite attention their Of rich sk and Dress oo;es
which they have by avas and viii be sod a. less
rates than can be offered In the City.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
Advertisement
The HISTORY OF A HEART-a touching history,

hirtorya wise hstorya history ponder and udys
and and al their decste relationships
easily read in the drama tonight Of ANNA
CHILD THE WREcK, al BARxva's MUSEUM
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
IAdxsrfisemanL.l !

Rich SILKS, GoOD SILKS AND CHEAP SILKS
HEARD CLAP Co. No 30l Gaads, offer their lazs stock
silks prices that asioEh every that see them sHAyrrgL
sTKIPEs PLATD and i6 BRocADK as 56 andI large
lot OF PLAID yard BLACK sLKs Of sapedss
very cheap Ladies' will avoid crowd sad
secure better choice By calling early
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
lAdvertisementl
The same sunshine that bids the violet and the

The sunshine that bids the violet and the gera
all the exos your conservatory bloom that
warbe hs tls
prison from the window catch the breeze viii Pc
ssltss style you call at BxAors Nos 5 and -
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
Advertisement
WORTH SfEJNG.-The n

WORTH SEEING.-Ihe most splendid snow OF IA
cUERREOrYPE and 5rEaEoscoPEs made In
,bs country NAV be een at koor's WORLDS Fs PREsya
GALLERY The proprietor challenges criticism Call at j Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
Advertisement

NATIONAL THEATER.-To-night a chan"" 80 -
tsisme srwill be given at tl - unt0r-
fixed very popular Tneaer, and tho prices
cents to all the houss TOumns celebrated
Drama OF TBs BLACKSMITH AsrwEaP bs revived
ends The and novel drama Of TAG SEA Ice THE
CHILD on PRAYER viii also be performed.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
[Advertisement.l
: AND MANTILLAs.-Our Stock OF

CRPg sswL complete all tho modern and nose
approved STYLES prices varying from % upward we woaa
patrons and the public generally that these sod wsis
deed beoe the great ad snce In Canton prices hence " %
M bs .v We would call special attention 20 the style and ~oix
manship Of NAsrtLLAs. HEAaD SLArf W. ~" ~
Grand
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
/ ADVERTISEMENT -.
nf EfSp TEAS will

und AZ the STORE TEA No 10 Chahan
city We readers that they can do better than else
where either retail They have branch }fs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
Advertisement.
s Roof No. 1868 Broadway has the Worlds Eau
TAiveIt sement.l
Tho racanf anla of COLUMBIAN HALL. Ne.

Medal Dagueneoypes Stereoscopes sud Ursyss
Pictures to perfection weather al Roors GALLh Ne
36j Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15

Look OUT FOR POSTAGE SHAySG.-We have been
shown thirteen ettas mailed by person at the Govern
ment Post.oce for Australia for each Of which he paid
five cents. The letters from ous parties and ap-
peared to have been mailed in private post-oice at
cost to the writers of 5 cents eacthe postage by
way of England People wiring to Australia, or else
where should deposit their letters in the regular Govern
ment Post-Ofice where they will insure prompt dispatch
at regular rates.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
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