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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-06-13
Look here all ye WorIdly-mimded
Men,


THE Subscriber offers for sale his Valuable Panta-
Il tiou lying on tile Northeastern. side o! Black Riv
er, Sumter District. comprising some 1900 20d0
acres lying directly on the harle>ton road, situate
nearly central between Sumter and kingslree, an
ce.ent stand for stre and pub c entertainment with
good two story dwelling house. large and commodr-
Gus. gin house. new gin aud screw. g~d smuke house
kitchen aud daily with decent ordinary Out building.
On said premises is 200 or 400 acres Of clear, lau
all under good fence SO acres just cicarcd SO
go more neatly beaded ready for clearing. There is
also large by comprising some 200 acres partially
drained into Black River of the Islands beaded
ready for clearing worth IS or 90 dollars per acre
There is 275 acres ofsuperor cain swamp for cattle and
very good for hogs, very eceut house tor eture
apohecary. Directly OH the main road on said prem
ses is ole or two never drying springs OF water There
is ais" Zoo or l400 acres Of tile hest mbered land
for steam mill or turpeitne saw-timher. thai j.
on the waters Of Black liver. Further information
can be had by applying TO the snhscrhrnu tho prem
lses immediately as there has been one or two decent
offers already made bit they were n"t quite mp to its
full height. 1t requles man Of GOOD spirit aud
very decent force in the bargain Now is the time to
strike willie the iron is hot della often breed dau
gers ". h. WOODS.
June 81 %
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A CARD.

a CAEO.
THE WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSINESS Of
l. tho late WILLIAM MILI.IKEN. deceased. will
be continued by the subscriber for the bene, Of the
estate
The prompt and uniform attention to business which
characterized the late establishment will be strictly
adhered to in every department, and the continued
patronage of the friends of The deceased is most re-.
spectfuily solicited by
BAZILE LANNEAU, Executor.
Charleston, May l3. 81 st
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"A H%SD
7 SHALL open at the "Old Corner" in tile course
Il OF this week. very extensive assortment Of
Mems and Boys SUMNER HATS. embracing all the
ewest styles. Z. W. BONSEY.
March %. /:
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WORTH FIVE HUNDRED TH!|

200 600 do OF the Sultan OF Turkey. $4,000
100, 100 do of the Car of all the Russians. -. $4,000
100, 600 do the harbor Of Venice, the iuest
scenery in the world. .............. $4,000
100000 views Of Washington crossing the Del
aware .... ..................... 12oOU
100000 descriptions of Grand Tableau forming
desirable history Of all the stirring
events Of the Revolutln.. 25,oUO
$500" pieces OF Questionable music. ......... 23,75O
Is loans Of one thousand dollars eacll for
ihy years, without security or interest $4,000
94S sets of massive silver spoons. ....... $3.50
lUU splendid engravings, gilt and fancy
frames. 20on
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

DANAWAY from the subscriber about the 7th inst
IL his negro IMAM jim; lie is about 3s years DID, s
feet 10 inches high weighs about GU pounds he has
relations near Wadesburo n. g., and will probably
epdeavor to get to them. The above reward will be
paid for his apprehension and Judgment in the Jail at
Camden. W. G. MOORE
Nav l6 20
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HANS.
June 6

0N Consignment. lot of fine country cured Hams
" for family nse-aso North Carolina Ianls and
sides, for sale low at the "Uld Corner" by.
+. W. BONNEY.
May 81 90
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Now I have it.

T HAVE inst received direct from Philadelphia
i fresh and full supply OF Charles Ellis Co.'s Solu'
ton ofthe Citrate Of Magnesia. q. J. DELAY.
May 80 st %
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AEON SIZES, SALT rice. rork salt, sperm and ad-
amantne candles, nails, soap. &c, for sae mt the
I'D Corner" E. w. BONNEY.
May l6 20
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Dr. mcLaue,s Liver Pills.

DEING composed entirely ofvegeable sub. tances is
ID not only safe, hut have been found by all who
have used them, as the best remedy for all affections
of the Liver and Digestive organs. In fact where
they are used Liver Complaint cannot exist
rB"P Price rs cents per box.
The above valuable preparations are for sale by
most Of the Druggists and are to be had wholesale Of
P. NJ. COHEN & CO.,
Importers and Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Chemi.
Gals, Perfumery &C..
No 20 IIayne.street, Charleston, S. c.
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Lost

mislaid note on q Cantey, given in May. 1858,
g. Sla6 or eS aud some ceats, the exact date
,s It na recolected. j. Fl. MCLEOD.
- 90
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THE subscriber will continue the Grocery business
l. at the old stand, and respectfully solics share
ofpublic patronage. L. A. AUSTIN.
Feb 20, 1854
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1 4 India Mating Cotton and Hemp Carpet.
If ing, for summer use for sale at The 'Old
|rner." by L. W. BONNEY
Camden June '23
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I OR. cAsK very superior PORT WINE, for med.
L cal PURPOSES For sale Ly
April 8. L. A. AUSTIN.
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Corn! Corn =!

ME subscriber has received hoo b-slels Corn,
! from Charlotte, N. Carolina, on consignment.
Apply to J. S. DEPASS
une %
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Notice.
ORDERED that the Recorder publish in the Cam.
~ den Journal for eight or ten able bodied hands
to work on the streets and dtces in the town of Cam
deu by the month; liberal wages will be paid for the
same by applying 10 the Intendaut or either Of the
Town Wardens
BY order vi Council,
G. H. DAVIS, T. Recorder
Council Chamber, April 26th, 1854.
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I CASE Imperial PRUNES, put mp in elegant style
i Just received by L. A. AUSTIN.
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Fresh Green r

I CASE fresh Preserved PEACHES. Just received
J. by l. A. AUSTIN.
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New Spring Goods.

Ne" SpTIHg WOONs'
THE Subscriber has received large and elegant as
Il sortment Of Spring and Summer Goods, uUth Fan.
cy and >tatle, which he invites tile action o plr-
chasers to examine az he will sell us low tie same
quality Of goods can be had elsewhere.
W. D. AcDOWALL.
April 8 Ct Is
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The British Government having determined
to withdraw troops from Canada, the Provin-
cial Government have decided 10 act upon IL
suggestion thrown out in recent debate il"
the House of Lords. to the effect that the Pro.
vince should establish standing army of their
own, and to maintain it at their own expen.e.
The troops nowin garrison at Quebec are un.
der sailing orders for England.
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HAMS.

I CASE fresh MACCARUNI. Just received by
i April 3. L. A. AUSTIN.
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
'INHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
L the public generally, that lie is now receiving
direct from New York, large and splendid stock OF
Spring and Summer Goods,
consisting of DRY-GoOD', HARDWARE, CROCK.
ERY and GROCE les ALI Of which lie invites his
friends to examine, feeling confident that they will
compare with any in this market.
March. G. NATHESON.
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Fresn UreeH Teas,
EROM the celebrated house of Jenkins & Co., Phil.
l. adelphia, and warranted. For sale BY
April 3. L. A. AUSTIN.
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Notice.

Notice.
1 1AFING resigned the Office Of Magistrate, this is
i to request all persons who have placed Papers
my han g to GILL aLd reclaim them.
q. J. DELAY.
May l6 20
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Notice.
THE Firm Of Shaw & Austin is this day dissolved
L by mutual consent. L A Austin will settle the
affairs of the firm and is authorized to se tile name Of
the firm for that purpose. Persons indebted are re-.
quested to make payment rs soon as possible.
GEO. ". SHAW.
L. A. AUSTIN.
Camden, Feb goth, 1854.
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No Excuse for Bad Bread.

DRESTON & Merrills iufallible Yeast Powder.
i new article Tor making light and sweet Bread
large and ftes suppyof the above just received by
fay9. 7. j. WORKMAN CO.
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ESfHfa SnIp,
n Office.

Notice.
ALL persons having demands against the late Mrs.
A. E. Lovet are requested to present them to the sub
scrber duly attested. w. J. McKA1N, Ex'r
June l3 "a
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A HARD Hrr.-Henrv Ward Beecher says
be means to vote against the Nebraska BILL,
though the ballot box should be placed in the
jaws of HI
To this the Wheeling Argus replies, that
every man has right TO vote in his own pre-
cinct.
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AIDES and Gentlem ms White Kid Gloves, all
4 slzes-also great variety Of Fans, just received
the Old Corner by E. W. BONNEY.
camden June 6 %
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Ready-Made Clothing, Hats &c.
'INHE undersigned have received handsome stock
i of Mems Ready-made COATS, VESTS AND
rANTS; Boys Clothing, consisting of Coats and
Vests Mems and Boys Panama and Straw HATS,
Under Clothing, Gloves Cravats Tes, Hall Hose &c
March Il, A. n. d R. KENNEDY.
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"ANTED to hire by the month Cook and wo-
w man or girl to wait in the house and wash and
iron for small family. Enquire at this Office.
June Is II "a
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Branch of the Bank of the State Of
Sonth-CarOlina, at Camden.
IA IL Notes intended for renewals at this Bank in
~ the months OF June and July must be in the orr
|iual signatures of the makers and endorsers
d. L. DESAUSSURE, Cashier.
Nay %. 81 If
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New Irish Potatoes.
A FEW bushels of superior Irish Potatoes Of the
"a present years crop. For sale by
May % JAMES McEWEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

TE lArE FATAL ACCIDENT BROADWAY Yesterday Coro-
heln concluded the inquest Upon the cody Of John
Visms, who vas sni-a W neieg over by stage At
I'M. of Boad. and street driven ny james
lem The evidence being Il, concluded, the jury rsn-
k~rd verdict that he decreased his d-ah from
injuries recsivsd baing been over by stage No.
100 said stage bsng driven by James odsm boy fifteen
sor Of the Wall strtei hue OF stages for allowing tnsr
tsees 10 chsres Of sub acpwn-'ent r.rf,us TN the
sep"on % the veroct Coroner Wilhelm o. I'd the prison
er 10 bail Ia sufficient sum TO sttend the next ts Of
G. urt OF Grreral e-sons. On bis -xsmin alton he
said that be deceased when within tso feet OF
the poll Tie stage but could not stop me stage In me
20 him.
FATAL scclpxSr ON sRIrBoARD. tsqusst held
ssrdsy upon the body Of Jasper Psnneman native
f. glsn6 who 20 nis death from injuries
Nv falling into hold Of the steamship Bate
Thur day lat, while he working deck. Verdict,
"A daar
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BrooLIyn Cssy lpsx,,lYence.

Fm-Abeut tour O'Clock yesterday morning ERE
sross out 10 three sor, brick dwelling hoae occupied
BY eshass hacNsmara as porter house, and family
named maynard, which is stustt Ia olock Court
street. between Church MIL recently srssted by Mr.
WsHsn Iemsn The buildings adjoining greatly
csnsgec pn the house In which the DIRE originated vas
samI letely demolished With he exception OF the
one rscu aed liquor store. Of the butlda gs
damaged are enanted The ota loss amounts TO alb, ut
d ,otn MacNamars lost abot $50, upon which there
insurance OF $3.50 in the New YORK City Insur An 70
CoNpauy
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10 HOusekcepcTs.-.We NOvv Receiving
fail importations of the following articles wit
French and English char deliers, brackets pendants
&c plain and richly decorated French china, such IS
dinner and toilet tets, vases &C., &c Our assort
ment is larger and elegant than found any
store either sue Of the Atlantic and prices
are warranted to be at the los est market rates
WI. f. DALEY CO., New Marble Stores,
Nos 63l and 633 Broadway.
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Tight Times and Smsshlng upos Banks and
racers have the Il ghtest effect tho sale Of Gou-
rauds world renowned Italian medicated soap People wi
have clear skins albeit tb. cicnces clear
PiDpes freckls tan. burn &o positively cured
by the Of GouIand's soap. Pouire subtitle uproots
hair from any part Of the body Uquii rouge lily white
hair dye restorative at 81 Walker street, rst stors
from Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

Rheumatism, scrofula, dsc.-Hyatt's Life
basam 10 the most certain remedy for these terrible dis
remember that few doses Of this powerful yet
compound will afford certain relief Thousands cases
hs been cured and published In tho Sum- Herald and
other papers These certificates from well known
citizens, who be and consul cd at any hour
Ciscusrs containing these certificates can be had
the principal depot No 246 Grand street. Seventy Ave
cents per bottle.
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II you want 20 buy cheap Boots, call AZ
Loveoys boot and shoe emporium, 80 Park row. under
Loveoy's Hotel where you viii find fine assortment
french calf skin and patent leather boots. shoes and
Congress GATHERS OF every description.
j. ERNST, 80 Park Tow
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F.Derby d Co., IL Park place, oner q newly
Invented waterproof silk coat made Light to be
carried in the pocket and resist hes West
heicest tropical to sportsmen and
travellers invaluable against the surprise Of storm
OF a. defence against dust-weghing IL ounces and
~ the very low price Of SIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

CTocher China, Glass, Ssc.-For tho great
est variety latest prices and most snpeoi
packing visit Gould Eiott's extensive establishment
No. lSb Pearl strest one door below Maiden lane.
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$40 Bsoadwsy- Great Barxafns.-Carpots n
cost. Purchased at reduced prices PETERSON b
HUAPhkEY will sell of their entirs stock Of
Pes, &C. At The lowest prices Rich velvet carpets los
.nd Ia co, tapestry 40 s. 10 u.s.; do Brussels IS
% three Ply &c. to los per yard do heavy superdne,
d ann 70 Also on consignment, very large assort-
nsnt oil cheap ingrsins ut 3s per yard on cloths rugs
nAttiDg, mats &C., equally low. No. $40 Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

,t wSs arrested day this ws>k by odicsr shsr
10 on charge Of stealing eight he<s From ,saa y.
B. to.p OF Busnsck The cn.rge - denied OF sae a.
y my esugatsd-
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The Best Hair Dye, Of which positive proof
viii BE- given in five minutes, of any shade COLOR
living hair, IL made ~ DR. BALLARD No 333 Bsoaiwa
where all the truth Of the above tested
on their own hair
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

Hill, Miniature Cutter OF Hair and Whis-
kers in all the varied styles required by the different
tases and countenances at IS Nassau street. ADJOINING
Liberty street. ut the same place, vel the fancy
goods stores, may be obtained HILLS improved nsanta
neous hair dye.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

Green Believes In that Aind Of Magnetism
vtch consists In furDshrg customers with the article
they want and get whore else ut the very time
teey them His shirts the ne plus ultra Of at
and fashion; and punctuahy IL the motto at No. /
Astor House.
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IMPORTANT FOR sOUrH sTREEr-aIL CELLARS
perfectly water tight and fire. from mostrrs WARMTH
&C.. at very small charge The inventors Of this
system have succeeded with the above In Spring street.
one door from West street North river where tho csar
heretofore has been abandoned, Of having
about sixteen incbc Of water In It every high tide
now a. dry as the second story and for few days
for public inspection. Office 298 Broadway.
RUSS LEA0ULNIER 60.
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Trems nda MS sacrifice OF Fine Carpets!-
EDgish medallion vevets, tapestry and three ply
PETE NJ wonderful sacri6ce nifty thousand yards
nui ingram carpets, at Is. Cd &c., A. and IS. Enor
stock OF ocloths 1t about half the usual price,
HIRAM ANDERSON, 90 BoNerY.
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The Srs az PSTomPtOfy B010 OF W est Ftush.
ing takes place the ground, tuesday. wstnes
day ard Thursoay, Sept 6h eth and 7th oclock
To the merchant, mechanic and working man. who
wishes 10 have eoce near the CITY, high gronnd
and healthy location, this property has equal Terms
very For maps free tickets for Of SALE &c.
apyly to Barrier Elliott, No. 8 Nassau street, near
Wall; TO A =. .mi.h, s44 Eghsh avsnus; Naafarlaa
Merritt 40 Third avenue; J. Burnett, 3a4 Broome
street. up stsirs " Lai.e % Roosevelt street. Ne York
to j. Runcie 1s9 Grand street Williamsburg; r.
Ccgswel No. court street, Brooklyn; TO W. A. Van
Houten Flushing avenue, near Franz lin, Greenpoint.
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BsrEalns.-CIothing siightIy damaged
Black fr0ch and dress coats cost S16 for 81 figured
cashmere ana doeskn pants cost &c. for 90 6o black
6raDadn and Vaena vests, cost SO, for 81 60 boys
and pants, 81 each GEO LEvlE corner of Nassau
and Beeknan streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

Clirs hugh, tho Wig and rouEeo Maker,
Will be found at his new Establishment, l62h Fulton
street, opposite St. Pauls church, where wig
wili End every variety of the v)y invented and i'm
proved wigs and toupees Quality and price against the
world. Copy the actress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

Aspinw all's Tonic Mixture has no guaran-
ties strong its cures verified by the common
declar of every man, woman and child, il
has been administered In Of fever aud ague. RI.
frences TO the cured be obtained from the propre
tors Prepared and put up with full directions,
eina,ly brought out in 1882, by THOMAS MAXWELL,
(successors to James 8. Aspinwal) SO William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

No Pay n DE. Tobias Venetian Llnlment
does not immediately cholera dysentery coils and
spafms II ustd when first taken Thousands have cer-
ed perfectly harmless to take Internally Sold by the
druggists throughout the United States Depot 90 Cort
Iandt street. Price 26 and 80 cents.
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Gxeau Fire ut milwaukee, Milwaukee, Aug.
2e, 1865 G. HKRMSG Esq, 1876 Water street, N y
I have taken SIX Of your safes ont Of the ruins all
right. LANSING BONNElL, Agent.
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THE TRADES &C,

VTTANTEp- PI ,NOFORTE MANUF ArUR,
w ore. " 70 N ircnt tow. Sirss yreie--sr
S.As ~ ~ 4. .vhSlVcK, ct No. 2et fetsr's Jiass,
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Dyspepsia Cured.-WhoeverD Doubts the M.
fcacy Of Heymann's dyspepsia exir cali on Mr. Cos
ling vel knosn in this city, at 3O5 Broadway, ut his
residence, $50 West Twentyffth street, and learn Of
remsrS able Sea Mr.. GOsIING'S certificate 1t
principal Office 1877 Broadway Price 81 per bottle.
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a.,.e n Co.. FasnSOnablc a@tscss, l5o
Broaas.y re.psfuy invite the attention Of their
srsys .nd the puplc 70 the iaD fsAscns for gentle
rD<p'r hats and cspe.
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OFFICE OF The REcHvER OF TAXES, CITY HALL
N RAJ n

nFF1CE OF The RECHvER OF TAXES, CITY HALL.
" PaIk.-Tsxes-ls54.-Rate los o-l00.-Notice 10
hereby given that the Tax BOOB othe present year win
be open Tor payment the thirty Ant day Of August
instant, AND that win then be prepared to receive the
sums charged thereon. Ali persons paying their taxes
previous TO the Hrst Of Mover next will receive
ducoD Of interest st per cept per anDum calculated
from the time Of yment TO the first Of Deoem
One per cent viii be added to all taxes unpaid the
frat december ext. Hours for receiving taxss-from
8 A. n. to 2P. NJ Bankable money only received.
HARVEY HART, Res eiver of Taxes.
n B-Pcrsons can have their bills by applying at ths
Office and requested to give full aud accurate de-
crptonss Of thu property and thus avoid Also
to enquire for personal If any Toe arrears Of Gro.
tor water to added 10 the tax b in accord
with law lately passed by the Legt.lature and
persons win be required pay the with the taxes
for the prt sent year.
New York, August "a, 1854.
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A SITUATION wANTED-BY YOUNG AMERICAN
= >wiSo~ adY. in first class segsr ::..rs. or any
light resp<o able business hsvog accuston ed TO
OfDce.
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.->Per Hangfnss, Decorations, &C., Whole
nwoAdway. THO- FAYE CO
Ssvng Aoded large factory to extensive import
- ouhines9 she trade ~ Wholesale rs well a. con-
ssnsfs ~ retail win study their interest by examining
- stocE AID praces At our location before pur
enAszS elsewhere. THus FAYE CO. 258 and 2S7
ssssawssy, directly opposite the City HAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

Laces and EmbroxA cries. Collars! C0llarsl
Collars THE hne~t assortment in this city of Fren
Epesh and Scotch Embroidered Collars At the Metro
pstan EN- hroidery Store Also lot Of French
ooals very rich ard remarkably cheap. 657 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

Davic.-rsSl styles OF Gentlemen Hats are
nov ready. they are beautiful IN style and finch;
Tor liza durability uosurpasssd b. any hat
offered Give him call a. his salesroom Sol Broadway
second door from Duane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

YT,HE WALKING MACH o. SVEN MuEs FOR
Il $1,000, between tbs North Star and Cham DION Of
Dfbnd, viii come "a Monday, sth eptsmber on the
Sb,n Course l. Both men have ossn In active tcsn-
ng ana good time may confidently bsexpected. run
n'ne match OF two miles bet~een Nc Biaavet and NJ
faiee1s Tor 5000. will come OF same day.
MON COURSE, l. I-TROTiING ON THURSDAY,
~ eeptemnsr 9TH, at ocsock, p A., for . purse and
s'Aso VI soVoV-soV0 I, 10 the second beat; nile
heats brst three in av- In h.roas,-a Woodrn0
names Wg Eddy Jones names br. T. Mac. w.
ooourun names Taoonsy. \. Moline names b.
ma t1ehisna MAID Cara leave the ~outh Ferry BOOK
Hn ior the course At quarter oelock and re-
turn rs to.n as the sport Is Fare each vay rs
CENTS sllAW WHITE, pFoprietors.