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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-01-18
Popular Education,

Our paper would have have been two
much monopolized to have published the
speeches Of Messrs. Taber and Perry. AS
is known to our readers, Mr. Taber one of
the Editors of the Charleston Mercury, de-
livered speech in Columbia, which Mr.
Perry of the Greenville Patriot, in writing to
his paper, gave erroneous views Of We
say erroneous, because Mr.. Taber has de-
MED utterirg such sentiments as asserted by
MIR. Perry, and in support of this declara-
ton, has published his speech. Although
we differ with Mr.. Taber, yet we are obliged
to acknowledge we cannot blame him sim
ply for expressing an opinion, and as espe
cially so few think alike in this subject
The speech is beautiful piece of compo-
sitlon. We cannot do Mr.. Perry the injus-
ticc, as to suppose he desiguedIy misreprc-
| sented Mr.. Taber; editors, though, should
be careful in such matters, for in this case
MIR. Tabcr was most unkindy censurcd by
the citizens of Columbia and Charleston.
The following article is from the Carroll
MAN.
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LANCASTERVILLE, S. G.
WEDNESDAY,, JAN. lS, 1854.

As we have employed new carrier, sub
scribers who fail to get their papers will call
Mt the office for them.
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KEETUcKY SENAToR.---Hon. ]. J. Critten-
den has been elected United States Senator
from Kentucky.
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The SuIt Idle OF william Pierce, at Preston
Hollow Stra"gc Develops ents.

[from the Albany Atlas, June 25l
LAST week we published the account OF the sui
eide OF William Pierce, as related to the Express
by Deputy Sheriff ST. john. We have received the
following account of the transaction from Mr.. Falk,
together with copy OF q confession made by the
deceased before committing the deed, attaohej:-
PRESTON Hollow, June -, 1854
An awful tragedy has just transped in Preston Hollow
Albany county, n. Y. The facts arc these-On the
ing Of Tie Sd Of May last about IL o'clock the thing
and wool cadng works owned and pied by William
Pierce of this village destroyed by Dire valued at
about 81 500 VIII ch there insurance Of 81 o0O
in the United States Insurance Co. Of West Potsdam
N ending Nay 9th, 1854 Soon after he FIRE and on
the I'D day of May last Mr. Pierce made statement of
the fire and loss and forwarded it to said company
directed in his policy. Mr. p the 10th inst worked
On tie highway home about O'Clock in the after.
nom MIXED his COW, shaved himself, combc his hair,
for his hdgs (he had been in the habit of going
to this III TO pray.) but staying long, his
wife went to lean the Of his long absence in
The barn, and as she opened the door, she be-
held her husband hanging by the neck. The alarm
given tie ctixt rushed to the spot and found Me-
III rec hanging and his neck dislocited. He dead
His funeral took place yesterday His death caused great
excl ement He eayesa wife and four children to mourn
his loss Since the funeral his brother in law in look
ing the ,ocet deceased to see If he had
given any for committing horrible deei els
covered paper which the following confession his
family, with request to his counsel, Lawrence Falk
ESQ.,
CONFESSION.
To My Family wish to make confession to the
without any OF my family having any knowing OF the
same. And zee the great INJUSTICE have done myself
and family by njuing all. My cesre i that the AL
mighty would b. merciful to you ell. and that your
negbbors would sympathize with you and comfort YOU
in your suffering and God have mercy you one aud
all Life is borden to me, after having committed
great crime, and desire not to live On my children
take warning by this. lot nothing tempt you. For the
e, one, and your hearts, by nature, will lead you
asray; therefore, ask the Almighty TO gnide you and
protect YOU throughout life. And may God grant you
your desire. JuEe 10th, 1854. WILLIAM PIERCE.
with Mr. talk, who i my counsel to notify the in
surance company Of this aud that they ought pay
or 10 prosecuted for the insurance money June l5tb
1854 WILLIAM PIERCE
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EXCITEMENT IN BEDFORD, KY.-EscAPE OF DELLA
WEBsTER.-Miss Webster, IA most oil our readers
know, was indicted some years ago in Fayette
county, for stealing or abducting number ofslaves
She was convicted and sentencedto the penitentary
Of the State for term Of years, and was pardoned
ont by Governor Crittenden after she had served
but a small portion of the time for which she was
sentenced. Recently some of tn sse old indictments
have been revived and warrant was issued for the
arpleht nsion of Miss Webster, which was served,
but the lady Icing very sick, could not he removed
Inder these circumstances guard of three men was
apl oinied to remain, tend and watch her. The
qua slept at tier post. careless, aud Miss
Webster escaped IL was rumored ut Bedford on
Tuesday that party of men had 0ussed the river
fu m Madison, and released Miss Webster by force.
The Iunl caused great excitement in that place.
L0uisr.he Tones, June %.
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THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATS OF THE TWENTY
Second ard in the Field at sting Of rsgs-
last evening ns corner Of Fifty fourth stret a.A
avenue MSh Tracey In the chair the folio wiss
Whereas, The party calling tnsmsslvs. National Dsa..
,ssu.r have suecseoed By unfair
neIs Com mites for this year '"' An' iSsAs
Resolved That We shall not recognize any nomiaAusa
fends true Tor our uni, 81 support 6
tie foIthc omi az fall election.
ur ard Col mttee meet once every fortnight
ever they y INC IL mSst o0nveIsns Tor tho gar
give dsorganisers sell the common good uns
Resolved. That tho following named persons oct -
co nmttee for carrying into effect the object tire msss
in the Hsrs the %ess,ns ssS 10 ssss
on Friday the s0'h ils' M - The s., pi.ss
j JSas i p' Ba%s, seere.sriss
Isaac Carr Patrick K,liey James Shelley. Michael R.a
igan Pasrea K.llisa1 Bernard Msstsrsos rho~.s ss.
Hugh smith rster Hosey Peter DO oboe sern..d ally
Felix esleman stephen Merry ehn Mclouhey, Jessph
sshsef Fey ssrnsrd ha "a
St.wsre. John Magnsss Patrick AAgoifs Jauss Mo
John buns P.s,ics Missurp' Thamss asI ' Pss1
Shoss, Pssriei f5isry Ssorse neam wm Lynch jobs
Peter sasterson james Grove Thomas Peter Dsia-
NJ VIM Cook, Herman csrsen. Thomas carmaa. rhenss
Iv,sr jane, Mel sraot, Auss seDs,mos Pssssek NJ.
hos Oohao ss Pt fia Pss
Campbell, BERNARD Mccormick, George X. Mills JDhn
swen Moiatyrs Thomas Evans. Thom.s Br.Sy Pat Ruth
Pat Carroll Pat brady James Costello Thomss Massta
Ciusis pssie sariy P.s .sonsy John Dalton "a wssa
Kessels Michael c.lnsiiy e'ta st5es James Co.naty
Pat MsPsrt..nd, Mich eel Convey jr.. Jane. Dohsry
cnres sshe Ssns
Cassidy Charles Quin Peter Quin Chr.ssr Quia, Joka
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FATAL William Peel was smothered
to death, on Saturday afternoon, by the cavng in of
well which he was digging for MAYORS refectory,
at Red Bank. He was in an instant covered with
earth 10 the depth Of six eight feet; and although
the most desperate exertiOns were Immediately
made for his recovery, near an hour elapsed before
be was exhumed, perfectly dead. The unfortunate
nan lost his lite by his perversencss, as he was
several times importuned BY the proprietor t. put
in the shield TO the WELL which was prepared for
him, but refused the eDtreaty, and persisted from
his temeriiy. lie leaves wife and two young chill
dIeD.- Philadelphia Ptnnsyirdnidn.
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News fycru Teya.,


BY an arrival from Galve- ton we have received
Texas partrs to the 18th inst. We copy the fol-
lowing itema -
MORE klLLING.-On Monday the 18th instant a
man named Isaac Hogan was killed at Moseleys
Ferry, in Bureson county, by DR.. Marcellls Harris.
The weapons used were two doubie-barreed guns,
FRI m which three shots fired, all OF which took
effect, causing instant death. DR.. Harris is in Gus
tody, and the case is undergoing legal investga-
ton at Caldwell. His brother, Orlando Harris, is
also on trial for being accessory to the killing
ItI0S E1choHge.
We see it stated that the citizens of Saluria and
Texana have purchased the steamboat Troy, and
have place her upon the Lavacca river to run from
TeXaDa to Sa!uria, in connection with the steam
ships running from Sallria, via aveston, to New
Orleans We see ii also stated that it is designed
to place line of coaches on the route between
TeXana and Austin Monument.
HoMcIpE.-James romerlin was murdered on
last Monday, the 29th ult about three miles west
of this place. FIVE buckshot or balls having entered
various parts Of his body. from the effects Of which
he survived only short time.-Ciari0n.
KILLED BY LIGHTE lNG.-Two young men, resi-
deLts of Victoria, (says the Aduocaic,) Simeon G.
Rogers of the firm of Rogers & Brother, and NJ. 8.
Ragland, son Of Judge Ragland, was struck by
lightning Victoria and instantly killed, with
the horses on which they rode. One of the unfor-
tunate victims still grasped in his hands the reins
and whip, and his feet were still in the stirrups.
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NEW ORLEANS Juno 26- Arr slips Admiral, baltimore
Lind h ew York
below-shps ST Lopis and Maid Of Orleans. New York.
Arr Jun. ~ ships Daniel Webster, aud Northern
Boston b.rks kemn, do; Undo, KYork, brig May Queen
Philadelphia.
BOSTON, Juno 27-Arr ship Wandering Jew Liverpool;
briggs Nereur AanzaIilo Isaaora Chariestop
Gssgow ketec ~ Frances savannxh Paulina Phi
M
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The clipper ship Go aen City Garfield which arrived at
from San Francisco having Iefe tho 18th
the best this The Atlantic brought
from AZ j,er.
LAUNCHED At Bangor oath inst. by Messrs Danning &
Co. tEe trg II 80 tons, called he hungo Park,
by ctgens ~ Bangor, and 10 be ded by
Indies
At Hnlloveu 22d lost chip Loropza 07O TONS to be
coma spoed ty apt levi Merrow, OF 8owdcinham
AT Sesrsprt Uth inst from the yard Of Mr. Mat
thew fSstened schr Il 3 called tho Chcsey
Aasleus, owned by h. builders Capt Jclominh Warren
Who Z I be r. and otkern
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IDENTITY or PENsIoNERs.--It is held In the Tres-
sury Department, in settling pension accounts that
when application IL made for arrears OF pension
under the act OF July 10, 1910, when several chill
diep are embraced in the pension certificate, the
oath OF identity prescribed by the forms and In
STIR otims Of septeml er, 1885, il not required from
th,m all, but Only from the one who may be author
it'd ~ regular power 81 attorney from the others to
receive the pension money Washington Star,
Jun, 2G.
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PACKAGES IMPROPERLY CHARGED WITH LETTER
PosTAGE.-Wc have recently had occasion to ascer-
tain that undcrth postal laws and regulations when
a sealed package, chargeabe with letter postage, is
open, in presence Of a postmaster, and found to
contain printed matter only, without anything Sc
c,eted therein he may remit the letter POSTAGE aud
deliver the package at the rates charged for printed
matter Washington Star, June 20.
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Lancaster Place, London, June 8, 1854
As many citizens OF the United States have
Of duties improperly levied, and as the grounds Of
the claim and the time when it originated, seemed
not TO be understood in the United States beg to
address the claimants through your paper in order
to save the trouble to them and myself
Their claim arises under the second article of the
treaty of commerce between the United Ststes and
Great British, concluded at London, July 3, 1915.
That treaty, among other things, provides that no
higher or other duties or charges be imposed in
either OF the two countries the expectations II
any articles to the United states, his Britain.
mic Majesty territories in Europe respectively,
than such are payable on the expectation OF tie
like articles TO any other foreign country.
From the conclusion Of this treaty, Great Britain
received on wooden goods going to the United
States ten shngs per cent adj valorem, notwith-
standing she permitted the same goods to be ex.
ported to certain other countries free OF this duty
This violation OF the treaty was discovered by Mr..
Charles Barry, now OF Mertons wharf Bermonsey,
London. who on the part OF the shippers OF tae
goods demonstrated against it, aud in the year 1880
the duty ceased to be violation of the treaty, be-
cause the British government then put the United
States upon The footing OF the mott favored nation
Mr.. Barry, on behalf Of the shippers, obtained
copies OF tie entries showing the payment OF this
duty for the time Indicated, and cai its return
The claim WAS allowed from 1928 to 1880, and the
money paid over t. the shippers; and II the Aner.
can merchants have not received their shares OF
this money, it is probably because the shippers
have been unable 10 ind them.
There now remains claim for the return OF this
duty fom 1ol5 to 1923 and this claim is now be-
fore the commission Nj. Barry has preserved the
evidence To establish these claims and it Is believed
that it can be obtained from no other scarce.
TIE custom mouse Book OF that period have been
destroyed, and he having obtained the particulars
Of the entries when The documents were in exist
once, the shippers have employed him to obtain
the money direct from the government; and not
having yet received the decision Of the Lords Of the
TIeasny, he now brings the matter before the
commissioners. Very respectfully, our obedient
servant, JN0 ADDISON THOMAS,
Tinted Stpfcs Aren't of GLAZING.
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INV sur GAsynEpE Of Nowhuyyporh from 50 George,
s.o 70 ssssn ,S NH IL Campo
FouH WHALING vssss,s went ashore at Tale shuano in
the sale o. Och ul.si hector and bark Columbus Of
kns adams Of fairbaveS which lost vsprit and bark
Oscar was READY for sea.
snr cohsAR stranded AZ Pspuds had hut little of Der
csse o. copper saved mp 10 last dates The crew were all
Sur srRrrsA lost at Revol had all her cotton saved
EXCEPT bales The hull alter being stripped sold for
about $500 70 ierrmoved within 10 days.
sw Gv psdsy which
ostc Getty w aEen. Of tie char. vrtsr
5 4. S.j = q,
force Of hands.
ashore on Gaop Island, hsve got of and gone to
cSep p Holmes. ' Hole Sa. would proSs Ss
whalemen.
Arr A. New Beafor, June q seg G, s o Cornell
H. bone, sent home 10 sp 1000 bone Has on fri
I'd astb lark Pioneer Lambert, Atlantic o,eau Sid
MeCa. Atlantic oessn With 100 bbs black ash oil and
Irs,ines,o.a Jnns a sshr Harriet ss., Cook
ii spTps Tsuss
ss assf .sa dor ss. no. 10 81 ION s.
wa,d,sn sonss noans Do clean ,ess La s2lo 70. 72
2i5 fp
Az 1slcahuabo May 10y letter from Capt Jenrey) AL
free Gibbs. Jtnncy ready for sen.
eSg, . s9,ssa n.ss,s S
BY tie Tired Gibbs, and Columbus. Of D, AMI Apphis
Maria, Of Nsnt
1eucledtt tslao May ~ Andrews, smith, No, 100 sp,
ana 10 ssn, ssy to rro, Il 'sns wssp9 o.
rB 70sp
at Valparaiso May IA winsi Lldridgc. NIB, AID sid
18th q cruise.
AZ Bravo Dec 20 Ohio, Nh olsar
spot.n June 20 tak Nuwood pense Cor NBo ford
from 80 Helena Apri 10 with 800 bbls lao VII
c9tih ol- b. Pnet bett xosss cyinnelL
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TnE Hoe During the fifty eight days Of
navigation there have been 40 000, 900 pounds
II lard Ioik and bacon received at tide water, by
way of the caraI. an increase q e,ooocoo pounds
over last Personal---very. Argus.
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CONVICTED OF SEDucTroN.-The first conviction
IN Jefferson county, under the seduction laws of
ls4s, was obtained last week against w. A. Jen-
kins, OF Ellsburg, charged with seducing Miss
Sarah Clafiin- OF the same town, under promise of
marriage, in April, 1852, soon after which he was
conn lsned OF by the overseers Of the poor, In bas
,ardy, before Dexter Wilder, Esq., who, upon hear
ing tie evidence, made an order of utilization
against him, from which he appealed to the Ses-
sions snd on the appeal full and laborous trial
vas had, and the order Of Mr.. Wilder affirmed.
Subsequently he was INDICTED. The evidence
showed that in the month of April, 1852, he Sc
ductd her under promise of marriage, and toat in
jaI uary following she was delivered of child, the
result II the Illicit intercourse The prisoner pro.
ductd quite a number of witnesses to show tn az
ihe time alleged he was visiting Miss C. he was ut
h ne or .l.ewhere. The jury we're out about two
and bal. hoIs, aud returned with verdict Of
guilty Sentence vas suspended until Monday
moIling, Wien biz counsel made motion 70 stay
sentence until bill Of exceptions could be taken
and the case revised ly the Supreme Court; but
the Court denied the motion, and sentenced the
prittntr to the State prison at Auburn for thee
years. He y o young man, tweniy-thIoe years did,
o verv te>pectah'e parents. and since his indct-
..si,. n,asf,ea saVtiier young ,uoy,
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Increase in 1874

InNiCdsC III ico5.. SlJ,4lo 20
The entire receipts Of tolls all the State canals,
from the opening Of navigation this year to the 22d
Of Maya period of fftytwo days-and from the
opening Of Navigation last year, for the So me num-
Ter Of days, have been as follows:--
1872 Gays. ssl3,0l3 80 or SIS 1884 sc per day.
1862 days.. 729,251 IS or I4,O24 OF :.
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PHILADELPHIA juno 20. 4 PM-Arr briggs Gov Brock,
fcrt Cicbfusgos Demonte Locke Park, Boston; schrs
Ocean "ave Price ProyidenceJ ireland, whildin
tor; lsaae Smith Csrh Haacam; Ellen; swaine, Now
Lotdop; kuph' stcs. Quilitn, lanbon's rerrt; VIM W
bIr,t Bail, happahann andy Turner, Boston.
Below, ship Empress from Calico bark st Mediter
ianesbi brig Geo Pr.sc,tt Gi,kcy, Cienfregos
Gid schrs Phillips, Watson. Boston, Jas Deputy,
Winsnorc, Roxbury; large II Burden, Pitt. New iock;
6Iis Delnonte coke PARK Boston bark Japoica Power
Havana; schrs brandy wne Tuner Boston; IL Sturgis
Norri do; Delaware Harry, Provdence; Chief Smaller.
Hartford sthuyLil Boy Avery. Bridgeport; treasurer
Mapes, Prov dei CO, # Tobias Hand, Boston; Ocean
Ms,s P,i.S PI.idenes Henry May May Boston, Elisha
uolLIook, hall Boston; Joseph Baber, Amos do; J y
Ireland, Wheldcn, Cambridge; Heron, Newman, New
hurry rart
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Inc. In 1854. -. $50, 1862 25
An increase per day Of over 81 600 in favor of the
present year.-Aibany argus, June q.
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TIE STATE CASALs.--The receipts of tolls on the
State ais, from the LIST to the 22d of June this
year and last, have been as follows:--
lS54-Tlree weeks in June ..... 5000 1882 80
1865 4" ........... 2S9, 964 IA
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NL6 YORK AND BROOKLYN FIRENEN IN ALBANY.
On the 4tb of July two fire companies from
atroi are to be received 10y our liremen. Excel
sior Co No. 10 will receive Americas Co. No. G, rom
New fuk, AMI Relief Co. No. IL. Consi tuition No.
!,lom Br okyn. On tie 4th, Americus engine will
pe placed on car to be drawn by six black horses.
The eit Fire Department of our CITY will turn out
on the occasion and unite with the military aud civic
soeit ties in celebrating the day. On the 5th Engine
Co. IL will take their guests to Saratoga Springs via
the Northern Railroad. No. II will on the same ~
take their guests to Hudson, they having chartered
two barges belonging to the Swiftsure line for that
purl On the evening Of the 9Th there will Dr.
grand torchlight procession by the entire depart
and IL. 1t will be magnificent affair. Engine Co.
No. 2, of Schenectady, are expected on the 4th to
unite with our Hremen in celebrating the day, az is
also the Hudson River Railroad engine, with the
hands employed at the depot.-Afbany Ercning
journal, June "a.
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DkIMARY ELECIlv~.-AT AEE1Ir0 O6 Taa
Il Democratic Republican General u.sstes held g
June rs 1854 the purpose Of can
election for STATE Coz.
venon TO bs he'd at Syracuse the 18th Of Jsls
Received That the Democratic Republican electors II
the city and county Of York viii their re-
speetvo wards WEDNESDAY the 18th Of June
between the hour Of aud 9ooleok for the purpose
OF electiLg deiegs from
ton
than one ward there shall b. elected in ~
such dist lot i've d~ega.es who shall meet In c0nvsne
the let Day OF July neat at O'Clock M seiesl
delegate alternate the dstrot
the State Convention, and that election ehali
hello IT the following piae es-
first Atsemb y District ST 46 Geld st eet.
Second Assembly Distr Ut Ivy Eresn ~ aim street,
Tenth Assembly Distic, IT Thpmss Cars hotel osrAsg
OF BIoaowsy and seventy ninth eyrest .N#
fonItetnt. assembly District ~ the Lamartae H,ssss
Lglth avenue between 1hrtleth Thirty
sixteenth assembly district 1T Swths aOuse -
Twebty seses tn st,eet sna oUxth avehus
Resolved That the hole at the following places
ard ibst the following persons act - Inspectors
Wards INSPECT ,s Piece of Elootion.
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nfrTB ASSEMBLY DISTRICT-NINETEENT
i Ward The National Democratic Republican Kes.
tors of the Nneoepth ward hereby notied that In
OF call OF the General committee Stayvo-
cant Institute election Of five delegates viii take place
edEesday eyeping the 2h INST between
and O'Clock at Little rammany Yorkvi,le to form
convention 20 one delegate ard alternate
present this dist let In SYRACUSE
18th day Of July next By order, wM WORDSWORTH,
Chairman Of the Nineteenth " NJ d Com nittee.
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Fin ~. 49, WAkD. En- DnaO0eAr10 RnrvD
sasesd.y sAs zssA day Of Jsss between shs Asurs =
ESQ vocseck r. NJ No II Twelfth nser SlztA
ies sae purpose eiectng dslsgase
the Stat Csnv-ntien Per order Of ths Ard C.
Nh AoorAr, Sec. JOHN 0iLnORR. CAalraaaa.
IN PukSUANCk or CALL VI TaE 0ss EKAL
y Co%nssss OF the Stuysesast Ia.titute the AtnsA
eso Con o. Democratic republicans have orde I'd
An sleosn :, BE- held ON Wednesday svsass ths q
June lto4, between the hours OF and p. N - ths
Aari.tic corner Of hudson and Bsrros streets
day Of July 1854 TO fslect state otscsrs.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

Cd 0l0 WANTED TO PURCHASE. HOUSE
Pf UVV. worth about % 600 oco; $500 cash paid
aee For further psrtic ulars inquire Of SAM r. BAN
1UL log Fulton street 80
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stone front house In Twerty second street. betwseS-
ninth and Tenth avenues. The house 4 hnishsd
contains every modern Improvements; would be
srsele residence Tor down geotlcmsn, the Nia
avenue Kaosd, which slll be sish,3 Ia .D,ue
~ nee. dsaI' tr,'g sS t2As Qs1GeGy. W st
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RIO LET--A NICE STORE IN THE BOwRRY. rHB
u COED will and fixtures DO soIi cheap cash cus<
toner AZ the present IL going California PisAs
call At 20 Bowery mp stairs front ROOM I'D Bowery
ITO LET-NKAT APARTMENTS TO A SMALL GES0
y teel family Possession given immediately Apply =