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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-26
CARpETSI CARPETS I

A NEW FEATURE in the Carpet Trade in Ke-
n nosha ii. ". Hubbard is ready 10 sell those
who may favor him with i call
= BRUSSELS EARPET.
for the same money that they have been accuS
toned to pay for more common article. Nuluct
aud 81 Oil Carpeiins, constantly Oh hard.
M 1 . Runai,' Pl.rk. October.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-26

FlREMAN'S Visjt-kcnosha Engine
Company No. l, ofkenosha, Wis, reach
ed this city yesterday afternoon, by the
steamer Travel-r They were received
at the landing by Metamora Engine Com
pany No. ,. and escorted through some
Of the principal streets to there lodgings.
Inc henoSha boys brought their machine
Win them, and will appear in the pro-
cesSion this anernoon.--Ckicd@o Iri-
hNne.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR CONGRESs-FIRST DISTRICT,
WXMAN SP0ONEs, Of Uatrorih
SECOND DISTRICT.
G. G. yAsEEgUEN,
THIRD DISTRICT.
CHARLES FsELLESGHOA ssE.
P1R MEMBER OF AssEMBLY-Wksr&RN Dts
pHILANER JCDSON.
Kenosha County Nominations.
FOR SENATOR.
Francis Paddock, IF Salem.
FOR CLERK OF TIE COURT.
l.. E3. Nichols.
FOR CLERK OF TIE BOARD,
IRA Pierce.
FOR SHERIFF.
Don &. BEcrTick.
FOR REGISTER,
Gordon Gilictf.
FOR TREASURER,
Michael Frank.
FOR SURVEYOR,
Jason LOtirop.
FOR CORONER,
II. IL. Wood.
FOR ATTORNEY,
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CLERK OF THE BOARD.

r. II. DfAIN.i announces him eli as Il candidate
for the office OF Clerk OF the board of Supervisors o.
kcnO-ha County.
kcnoshn, Scpt nlber20, ISL
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The Lamp Lighter.


a \ INQUIRY into the nature. result: and legal
IA basis of Ibe siay cholding system in he United
States; by Richard HI!dreih. lust received at
JUly 1ih, Ic5i. KINGS BOOK STORE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-26
NEW YORK MARKETS


New 1ork 2l,-2 p. VI.
FLoUR.-Rather more doing, and market
for better grade Shsde firmer. Eastern and
local demand good. Sales GOO bbls 7.73a
s for inferior; s.l25 $50 for common and
straight and choice AMI favorite state: s 50
Il s.75 for common to good Ohio and mixed
TO fancy Michigan and Indiana. Market for
Canadian firm. IS for good common
brands. limited supply
of wheat, and good demand for milling
Prices continue TO advance. Sales 5000 bus
prime white Michigan, 2l5 and 1000 infari-
or white southern rs, and 200 common DO
ISL lS25, $50 red Missouri 1855; Genessee
very scarce and now held at 22S 23O.-
Barley much wanted to supply the local de-
mand. For a cargo of two rowed 1876 was
refused. Sales $50 Jersey at 20.-Con
marke; irmcr, with a fair demand for ex-
port and the home consumption. Receipts
not large, and strictly prime parcels scarce
Sales So 900 bu Mt 70 81 for inferior to
prime parcels western mixed, including Il
cargo of nearly yellow, at the outside prices
the market closing with no sale, in good
order.-Oats, moderate supply good de-
mand for state; So a IS for western.
PROVISlUNS-Pork fair demand
Market unchanged. Sales of 7Ol bbls re.
packed.--becf, more dolng-partly 20 sup.
ply the Government. Sales to fair extent
SI3 for city; SIC q $3.50 for repaced Chi
cago. No country mess offering and the
stock of repackcd Chicago has been much
reduced. Lard market unchanged IOal05.
Cheese quiet, a leg, Butter, Is a Is for
Ohio.
Stocks dull and heavy.
Buffalo, Oct. 2lst, 1854.
The inquiry for fiourcontinues active, and
with light stock; holders are very firm
The sales since yesterday noon reach about
5000 bbls at % :. so for good Upper Lake,
1873 a. 8sfor good 10 choice and fayorile
brands Ohio, Michigan, and Illinois.
GRAlN-Wheat continues inactive for
milling demand, but the light supply and
tirmness of holders somewhat restricts opo-
rations. Sales since our last, $500 bushels,
prime white Michigan. Corn, very quiet
. this morning, and but little offering in the
market, and holdrrs are firm. No sales
Held at &c. Barley, sales 5000 bus 80 a 90.
Canal frcights 3 ii asked on corn to y.
York. Receipts are very light: only one
arrival from Upper Lakes propeller West
moFeiand.
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Dress Goods,

ct is impossible, in the narrow limits Of news
paper advertisement, q gjNe Tie Ladies Il correct
idea OF the stock OF Dress floods 10 be found at the
New store in Ruual's Block.
Cali and examine for yourselves.
n ~ VFI-ppApD
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-26

%Ihe Chicago Tribune says it is
an error TO coon. the Merchants Bank
Of Macon, Georgia as failure. 1t saws
II. y Tucker 4 Co. Of the Exchange
Bank of Chicago, are individually respon-
sole for its issues, and are able to re-
deem five times lis bills.
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CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT.

'ENHE undersigned announces himself
l. AZ candidate Tor The office OF Clerk OF the Cir
cult CuurtfO The County oil henosha. the ensuing
November Election l.. Is. NICHOLS.
September 18Th. 1854.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-26
Modern Democracy,

The Milwaukee AeIrS is the organ par
erceiience of Wells and the Democracy
of this Congressional District The fol-
lowing paragraph, which we cut from it,
will furnish very tolerable idea of how
much Democracy there is in the bunker
Democracy. Democracy was supposed
to be the People, and to be of the People,
and to rely upon the People as the safest
rulers, and the safest repositories Of pow
er, but the Hunker Democracy Of the
present day, appeals to the one nan pow
er Of the President and the aristocratic
and conseryate influence of the siX-year
Senate, to save it from the People: The
waves Of popular Indignation are rising
against it, and as the mdldercrs and Grim
inals of olden time were sheltered 10y ia
king refuge in the shrine Of the 90 Is, 50
does bunker democracy flee behind the
bulwarlls Of the ref1 and the conSerart II
Senate. Yes modern democracy finds
It's greatest safety now in conservative
ism here is the extract:
1t is we'll for the stability of this Union
that the trainers of the Constitution in
the spirit Of patriots and SagcS. provided
such bulWarks against tho waves of pop
ular passions aS the conservative Senate
and the Veto Power, Were there now
but a single legislative. body. bare ma
jUurity of whom could make and uumakc
laws. coming fresh from the people, and
sensitive to every popular impulse, pub
he policy would be as changeable rs the
wcathcr-cock; there would be no Stabil-
ity in the legislation of the country, and
scenes Of violence would be witnessed. in
such emergencies as the present with
which the revolutionary tribunals of
France furnish no parallel in history.
Here is wonderful confidence NANTES
ted in the People. Were it not for the
dctltlou of the President and the iron
rule Of the Sena tie, they would be worse
than the revolutionary candjHe ofFrance.
Can any one doubt that power in the
hands of such Democrats would result in
the complete enSlavemcnt of the People,
Tor what excuse could they offer for leay-
ing in freedom people who would rival
the French murllcrers of the last ccntu-
~, if it were not for the strong hand Of
the President and Senate We think the
People will not be very apt to entrust
such men with much power
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-26
Red Cedar Posts,

THE BEST QUALITY Of FENCING POETS,
L tRED CEDAR,l on hand and for sale al our
Lumber Yard. TIE Oriy ptace a-9cre ficg can he OBJ
tanned ia The Ciip. Also. WHITE CEDAR POSTS.
DtRkEE. TIL. ESDEIL & co. :
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StarkWeather & Co.'S.
COLUMN.

- - - " -
COLUMN.
STARKWEATHER q CO,
NWTISH to call the attention of purchasers n,
Wv their large and attractive stock OF
IA NJ OK GO Obs.
Just RECEIVED, CONSISTING IN PART or
PORT aIONAIES.
RETiCULES. of beautiful patterns,
DRAWING and WRITING PENCILS,
AIR BRUSHES, Il large assortment.
SHAVING BRUSHES, for all sorts of boards,
FANCY BOXES. for any purpose,
CREAMS OF STILES, for the Hair,
AMBER OIL.
PDAfADES
PHALoN'S MAGIC HAIR DYE.
TOILET POWDER, Rose scented,
TOBACCO BOXES, great variety,
IVORY COMBS, SIS SIS
RUBBER DRESSING COMBS,
RUBBER PUFF
RUBBER SLIDE
RUBBER LONG
RUBBER TOBACCO WALLETS,
RUBBER NURSING BOTTLES,
RUBBER TEETHlNG RINGS,
RUBBER RATTIES,
RUBB Err BAT BALLS,
DRESSING COMBS, - large assortment,
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MATER LiME,

AN EXCELLENT ARTICLE OF
WATER LINN E---lhe Cenui0e kiI,d, for sale
at the Warehouse Of
DUR rs, EEg ESDELL & Co.
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PROPOSALS.
ss,4s-s, ,ess,ss> * s.,--4e.Ns,s 49, \ -
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, ". C.

IusI<aotnA I<AnlMENl, " u
Il 9N3Ntr -5s November Is, 1854
Sealed proposals viii be received at this office until
10 O'Clock A. NJ Of the 10th OF December next the
purchase Of Sill 600 bonds issued by the State Of North
Carolna under act OF Assemb the construction
OF the Weldon and CASTOR railroad and for the improve
ment OF the navigation OF the Neuse and Tar Rivers
They BY express enactment exempted from taxation
for any purpose They will bear date the LIST of July
1856, Will run ten years, and will have coupons at
tached for the interest ut six per cent per annu
able the frat days Of January and July in each year
Both interest and principal will be payable at the Bank
Of the Republic in the city OF New York. unless where
the purchaser prefers to them payable the Trea
sury Of this State They will be issued in Of 81
each. sf4,
Parties bidding will please address their letters en-
dOrsed Proposals for Ntrth Carolina stocks" to the
undersigned, at Raleigh, N c. They will also state in
what Kind Of funds they propose to pay The bids will
be opened the 10th Of December in the presence
of the Governor Secretary AID Comptroller OF the State
and g. w. Mordeca President Of the Bank Of the State
OF North Carolina The undersigned the right
Of accepting such bids in whole in part, he may
deem most advantageous to the State Successful bid
ders will be required, as soon as informed Of the
ceptance Of their bcs to epest In bank the
their BIDS with the accrued interest from the 1st OF
July last to the credit OF the Treasurer OF North Caro-
lima This deposit may be made IN the Bank Of the Re-
public, New York. the Bank of the State of North Caro-
lima, the Bank Of Cape Fear, Raleigh. Documents
showing the great resources of the State and the small
OF her Indebtedness may be had application
at this office, to Messrs Brown and De Rossett city
OF New York. D. W. COURTS,
Public Treasurer OF North Carolina.
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CtLNTON HAIL.-A COURSE OF THREE LECTURES
" on the character and policy of the second Cesar,
and its correations with the depotsm Of Louis Napo
law Of the Temple London at Clinton Hail. Astor place.
on Wednesdays, Nov. 20, Dec. and IL, at O'Clock.
Tickets rs cents; may be had of Van Noren King, As
Wall street; Mr.. Bailcre publisher, 200 Broadway Mr.
O'Shea, BOOKSELLER 1871 Broadway and for members at
the library, Clinton Hall; also at the door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-29

A YOUNG LADY, THE DAUGHTER {
IA esteemed professor Of music Of this
ceased, having received a finished must
desires TO devote her time to the instrut
ladies on the pianoforte, at her residence,
spective homes. Address Professor OF Mu
street.
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MUSICAL.

1vOL1AN PIANOS.-TwO SUPERIOR /
IL pianos--one Gilbert, the other Hah,
at great bargains. Must be sold immedia'
rare opportunity. Other fine pianos ut
Melodeons, guitars, &c. Call soon at
COOK & BROS, 81
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COURSE OF THREE LECTURES ON THE CHARACTER

n
~ and policy of the second Cesar and their co-rela-
tons with the despotsIn Of Louis Napoleon to be de-
liyered at the Clinton Hail. Astor place By T. Piers Hea
lev (barrister at law of the Temple London) on Wed
Lecture l. Nov 29-Introductory observations touching
the lecturer the audience the course American crit
csm MS understood by the lecturer The successive civ
zatons that have marked like that under consi
deraton The civilization of tme its true seat and
probable destiny The general characteristics Of
Roman civilization under Augustus. Interest naturally
felt in the personal character and public policy Of that
parsonage Review of the moral social and political
condition Of Rome in the time Of Augustus Analogies
between the personal characteristics and public
Of Louis Napoleon and those Of Augustus Conclusion
These lectures have been prepared during few years
residence in Paris actual view of many of the events
they touch on and made known for the rs time.
Tickets for the course rs cents-may DO had at the
door; single tickets, rs cents.
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LEUTUREe.

4 Id FOR THE SUFFERERS FROM THE WILLIAMS
"A burg riots-A lecture on the History aud influence
Of the Jesuits will be delivered Wednesday evening"
the 29th inst, by j. w. Brice Esq at the Tabernacle.
The Of the lecture wiz be devoted to the benefit
of the families Of the Americans killed in the discharge
Of their duty in guarding the baoebox at Williamsburg
Tickets Is eachS Be obtained at the door on the
evening ofthe lecture.
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WEU MILITARY.

A T A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CONTINENTAIS
IA Capt Isaac Cox, held at their headquarters, Nov
~ the following preamble and resolutions adopted
expressive of the feelings Of the company in relation to
the death of Henry Briggs, late member Of this
pany-
Whereas, it hath pleased the Supreme Ruler of the
universe from amongst by death, in far
distant land and separated almost entirely from his
friends aud associates Of this his happy homes and
whereas the members Of this company cannot permit
the opportunity to pass without expressing their
thy for the loss Of one who dear to member
and In al his intercourse of private life warm hearted
Observation-Disclosures
Resolved, That the members Of this company deeply
depore the loss Of our companion and associate that
We deeply sympathse with his bereaved family aud rela
tives in this heart rending affliction.
Resolved That out Of respect and veHeraton for the
wear the usual badge of mourning for the
space Of thirty days.
Resolved, That the above preamble and resolutions be
published in the Herald and Daily Times and that copy
be sent TO the family Of the deceased.
ISAAC 7. COX, Commandant.
Ann. MYERS, Secretary pro tenn. s.4rs
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HyO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
IL scriber to your paper would call yo'
the abuses practised on the passengers
Avenue Railroad, Brooklyn, which are
passed without notice. After riding
thirty five to forty minutes, to the stab
pany (where twenty-five minutes is suite
gers are generally obliged to wait from
quarters Of an hour TO be conveyed to
II the Directors Or Superintendent OF II
look more to the speedy conveyance Of
gers, they would insure to themselves Il
parties going by way Of Williamsburg w
route, though far more unpleasant, thai
snail's paee), and also confer lasting fay
dents Of DIylSIC
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DIANOS.-CONSIGNMENT SALE OF
IL the best city makers, in plain an
from six to seven octaves, with orders to
reduction from the factory prices for c
ranted. Also, an assortment Of second b
great bargains, from $50 to $3.50. Piano
ufacture constantly on hand. Apply at tn
and warerooms. MCDONALD Il BROTHEl
near Houston street.
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CINGING CLASSES. MRS. SEGUIN'S !
- Music, No. Q st. Clements place,
street. To accommodate ladies, and part
attending schools, Mrs. Seguin has forr,
class on Saturdays, from 2 to 4 O'Clock. r,
Seguin's library for the pupils.
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CLOTHING, &C.
HyAST OFF CLOTHING WANTED GENTLEMEN HAv-
~ ing any left OFT wearing apparel to dispose Of in
large small quantities. can receive the very highest
Price for them by applying to addressing THOMAS d.
,0NR0Y 49, Pearl street. between City Han place and
Centre street.
frI0THING.--LADiES AND GENTLEMEN HAVING
~ clothes to dispose Of, receive fair cash price
BY sending the IL Lursns street. near Canal or
- West Broadway address BY letter through the Post
TO 5. COHEN Ladies attended BY Mrs. Cohen.
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LNOUND-IN BROOKLYN, NEAR TT
Il ferry, porte monnaie containing S
The owner can receive it BY calling at
House, Hicks street, proving property, a
this advertisement.
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"A VERY BEAUTIFUL $3.50 ROSEv
IA forte, seven octave, il offered for
stool and cover, splendid tone, made to
since by celebrated makers, fully guara
back, &c. Can be seen At leo Chambers
till 8, for three days. The owner IL going
DIANOS, VERY CHEAP, FOR CASH.
I round cOrnered, seven octave, rosewt
fave, rosewood, Chickering'S; two six oct,
$50 and 500. Fully warranted.
MCDONALD & BRO,
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CMALL FARM WANTED.-A PLAIN
y and outbuildings, with from 10 to &c
land, situated ON one Of the main routes
or vicinity, would be hired at reasena
term of years, with privilege Of purchas
g Farm Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-29

VTTANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN AND
w furnished house, or roomy suit 0.
Situation between Fourth and Sixth avenul
and Twentieth streets. Address II. E.,
Office.
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YTyHE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AG
tiating bill Of exchange, drawn |
Co. in Basic, order Steinmann Drevet, on
Gerhard here, and accepted by them, pay
Der, at the Bank Of New York-payment
stopped
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MELLOW SETTER DOG IOST-ABOUT f.
Il ago, answers to the name OF Tasso,
quite grey. Whoever win return him to II
teenth street, between the Sixth and Seven
will receive S. reward and the thanks Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-29

TOUND-A SMALL SUM OF MONEY,
.I cream saloon corner Of Broadway al
street. Apply at the counter.
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Office TO LANDLORDS
IN dwelling house, for ten years, that
or before the 25th Of April next, located
way, not below Fourteenth street nor d
third street, near Fifth avenue. Rent not
sidered as its condition, size and convent
Address Lovejoy, No. $50 Fourth street.
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NTANTED-FARMS IN EXCHANGE Flu
w perty. Apply to Duncan Il McAil
street, corner Of Liberty.
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Lost AND FOUND.

EOUND.-IN SOUTH STREET, A P0I
IL containing small amount of money
can have the same by proving property al
penses, by calling at 80 Pike street.
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DUIJARD TABLES.--wE HAVE ON HAN
I'D rior stock Of tables, made OF the Hra
materials, which we are selling on REASONABLE
1t reduced prices. One secondhand table in
for sale GRIFFITH \ pEsKER, 20 Ann STD
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OyITCATI0N WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN Is A
- good pcnman aud correct at figures and used to
the and management of horses. Can well re-
commended from his last employers. Please call at
123 Twenty-fourth street, between Second and Third
avenues, second floor, for two days.
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A TTENTION. -INDEPENDENr CORPS, FIRST RE-
"A gment New York Volunteers.-Every member of
corps requested to be punctuai in attendance ut
The Mercer House, this evening at O'Clock, this is
the only evening previous to ball All business ap
pertaining thereto, will be disposed Of. By order
( al5 ROBERT NJ. HARPER, Capt
WILLIAM SrowE, Orderly Sergeant
r INDEPENDENT BATTALION, RYNDERs GRENADIERs.
Il THE officers and members requested to meet at
tv0 Broadway, Titus K Dayton's,) at O'Clock this
wednesday, evening, for business and street drill By
order of GEO. B. HALL, Major Com'dg.
JAS. 3. HETHERNGToX, Adjutant.
nN DECK.--A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOATMAN
~ Guard will be held at their headquarters, No. Al
West street, this wednesday, evening" at ~ O'Clock,
to make the final arrangements for first annual ball.
to be held at Tammany Hall, Tuesday evening" Dec.
&c. 1854 Every member is expected to be " on deck.n
By order, JAMES DERRICK, Captain.
JAMES LEE, First Lieut.
DoMISIcK II. ROCHE, Secretary.
TWELFTH REGIMENT, COMPANY A, LIGHT GUARD.
l. Special Observation-Disclosures Lafayette Hall, New
York, Nov 49, 1854. In obedience to Regmental Order
25th instant this company will assemble ut its armory
on Wednesday evening" 18th instant at 61a O'Clock, in
regimental undress, for regmental drill ut the City
Arsenal, corner Of White and Elm streets. BY order,
ED. VINCENT, Commandant.
- R. NJ. COOLEY, Orderly Sergeant.
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n OST-ON THE EVENING OF THE 2rn !
IL in Fifth avenue, between Eighth an Twd
buckle, attached to black velvet. II fov
quested to be left at the Office, BreyoortHor
suitable reward will be given
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CTTUATf0N WANTED-BY A YOUNG LAD, AGED
- 10 years, who has good knowledge of the liquor
business; would have objection to go waiter in
hotel saloon; his last place in hotel Any per-
in need OF such will meet with attention by address,
ing p, Herald office.
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T,URNlSHED HOUSE wANTTD-IN A \
IL retired neighborhood; small and c,
nished house, suitable for . private lodginl
ties having such property to let, may II
tenant and good security, by addressing
Herald Office.
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"OCSE WANTED--A SMALL FAMIL,
III rent house with all the modern u
west of Broadway, between Blocker
streets. Rent not to exceed 5000 yea
taken immediately. Address A. s. B., be
York Post Office, stating terms and PARTED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-29

TNOUND-A BOwERY SAVINGS BANK
IT ply at the Office Of Boyd's City Expire
tor this notice, and it viii be delivered to u
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r OsT-ON SATURDAY EVENING, N d
IL avenue, portmonnaie, containg S24
check. of Thos. Carnley for $50 20, on the,Bl
Drovers' Bank, payment Of which has bel
and sundry papers Of no use but to the
finder will receive the above amount OF monI
addition, on returning the checks and 9TH
-T-1 p. J. PENTz, Isl
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O ERvANTS.-AMERICAN, ENGLISH, SCOTCH. AND
~ other Protestant servants be obtained free OF
charge at the ce 527 Houston street. two blocks east
Of Broadway Good servants likewise obtain good
stuatons cooks chambermads, seamstresses nurses
lAundresses, walters, &c. J. s. SCgDDER.
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THD TRADES. &c.
VITATCHMAKER.--A GOOD WORKMAN WANTED TO
w go to Alabama. Apply at p Maiden lane.
w ANrED-A WHEELER NONE But FIRST RATE
w one need apply, at l02 Crosby street.
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apgylsL sorGLE1.

N OWNER WANTED FOR A PAil
N boots that were stopped on the 25d +
to have been stolen. The owner can have
ing charges and proving property. Appll
avenue.
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OFFICE OF THE LOCUST GAP co.
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OF the Locust Gap Coal Improvement Co
their Office, the following gentlemen were
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WIZ. II. Kf1cHLIxs, Secretary and Trea,