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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12
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ing through the city sometimes require get of shirts
made TO order in double quick time Their first question
is Upon whom ! reiyf'' GREEN, No. Astor
House is generally fixed upon in these cases. 80 much
for careful lifting and pr0yerbia punetuaty.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.

Personal.
II H. CAN BE FOUND BY ADDRESSING A NOTE
II. 10 l4s Spring street
TT THE PERSON VINO TOOK THE IApY'S TRUNK
from the Globe hotel docs not return IL Immediately
leave word at the hoe, whore Il may be found he
will be dealt with according 10 law he well know q
u returned within three days all necessary expenses viii
hc paid
INFORMATION wANTED--or PATRICK MCCORMICK,
i whose wife went to France FIVE years ago Apply at
" Broadway, up stairs.
INfoRMAT1oN WANTED or ANN SHANNON WHO
4 arrived from Liverpool In the packet ship West
Point, the 18th April last Apply to TAPscorr 90,
So South street
NN1ASTFD-wIIL r. J. ROBERTS, WHO REFERS To
w Mr. lie la vergei please call at l5i Livingston t.,
Brooklyn, and oblige.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A IL. PERSONS WHO HAVE IUGGAGE AT 81 WASH.
1t viii be sold at auction Immediately to pay oxpensesg
TMUfHY Bis0SNAHAN. Proprietor
(tAtnoN.-AiI. PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED AGAINsr
~ receiving or negotiating note drawn by Eiisha Car
pcnier dated June II 1855, and made payable to aac
bearer Cor slG 81 IL months from date, tho
fad rote will not be paid. ELISHA CAkFLSlFR
,INHE NEW YORK YOUNG MEN's ROMAN CATHOLIC
i Benevolent Association-lbc members of the above
win be held (hs day. nj O'Clock =. NJ AZ their rooms,
for the purpose Of the last ibate Of respect to
deccased BROTHER William Mccain. punctuaI at
tendance IS necessary By order
TIMOTHY LYNCH President.
D }, cosur, Reed. scc.
Two THE BtNEy oi.ENT fREi.yAsoNS AND OfiIi1.-.--
4 widow lady and daughter have just arrived in this
In a distressed aBd destitute condition. she u
The viow % a Ffeefnason, and knowing other way by
which she could make known her case adopts this mode
They ~ present board the brig caroline, ut Brook
iyn. Any donation work by which 70 obtain lyel
hood, viii he thankfully received and gratefully acs now
lodged. Please address Widow, Herald office.
FTNiE MEMBERS on TIE CARrMES 4. II. ANDP 80
cicty requested TO attend the funeral 81 John
Mccullough, brother member. O'Clock this day;
residence 40 West Thirty ninth street.
ROBr. DwYER Secretary.
TIVE ADJoERNED MELTING OK THE CITTZtNs or
New York, relative 10 the Castle Garden usurpatioD
Committee last night at the Washington Hotel
u Battery place and Broadway and made full ar
fragments ior The meeting which IL TO take place On
Monday evening. stage viii be erected, and several
eminent speakers who by the iatene Of the hour
enabled 10 address the meeting the former occaaa
will be present titszens,--Ghoera IA now In city
brought by immigrant sipr landing a. Castle Garden
VIII permit con,sgion - ~ imported per order Of the
lmInigI mt Commissioners, small pox i also therri
Come dow az = oclock Monday evening and hear
the testimony Per order ~ Committee u Arrange
inonis.
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rsIytRsAIIsT CHURCH ORCHARD STREET.
near Broorne-Rey, r. :. sawyer, H. ~. PasLor.--
srqyices every sabbath morning at 10 O'Clock add nd
~ O'Clock In the evening The subject selected for the
icctur. this evening IL Repentance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12

Concert and Ball Mt Union Hall, Saratoga
eprings-Mr WIFE leader Of the band engaged NJ the
above for this season. would inform his friends and the
public that the annual coScert and ball for the benefit
bis celebrated hand takes place on Thursday evening
August 10, which occasion the large dining at
Ahat hotel will be used
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12

Gle In Of daily papers, but had the writer -ub
ued Dr. James McClinocks diarrh9a cordial in place
% 'the gio,p he would have made and valuable
suggestion for guarding against darrhoea cholera
bus dysentery cholera infantum and bowel complains
II gives IN tant relief under all circumstances Sold by
A. GsIIMAN co. 200 broadway and by all drugglsis
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4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A TTJ
n alton good pain cook Il frat rate wather an
roner; Is good bahor; In small private family; goo
reference given Can BE- for two days at 2io Sullivan
street, third floor, back room
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4 UCTIoN sAIE--pIANOFORTE, HOUSEHOLD FUR
"A nture, &c JOHN I. RuSsII.I. Auctionecr, by Day,
kusso Co, store 81 Nassau street win sell at IS Ry
ngton street Orchard tomorrow, Moniay, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ tho household furniture panotorte car
pcp, &c. Also, the stock Of groceries Sale positive,
rain shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12

FTNo TiH. ieytHs AID IHEtI t.ilS % FINE STOCK -
Il To celebrated thorough bf. sniiion WiiI Hsh,saY
we'll stand for limited number ~ Tho eusuiag
.nn. ~ III. he. iioosc Siabrs, go the season Al
moneys D, H. paid before serving the I.afe. Al ase
dents ri he Isl al the
WILLIAM a. BROWN, Prorf Getar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12
No Pesllers HIVE It

No UfnIers haNc The q nulne
Lyons powder and pills.
These famous remedies Of MN.
No pedar sels,-
See 20 the signature l.. Lyon
There's nothing lse you can rely on
Buy no articles purporting 10 be LYON , Magnetic
Powder and Pills for insects and vermin unless they
have fac sinlc Of my signature the wrapper and
label. Depot, 42i Broadway.
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UCTI0N SALE or GROCERY STORE &c.--JoHN
IA u. RUSSELL, Auctoneer, store IS Nassau street
will cell tomorrow Monday, al 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at IS
XII, ngton street Of orchard the contents Of the
grocery store comprising thu usual stock 81 groeere tx
lures &c. Also, the household furniture, sale positive
rain or shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12
THE LIQUOR QUESTION

4 NiAsfA,sE~-J. MEif.E A. SoIF Ilrohfg. ~
~ b.ecart ssnlpns vcrz Day ehampafns to btoAa.ay.
inver III aeubon - lr trade IA hi. shipmsat x
mis- e.lfhra''d btann . pias. ufiefs Gusd Ur9b 40
mos, hl.4Ai 'ssn..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12

RM'hI!s BIOGRAPHY. --TllE AUTHENTIC BiosinA-
~ phy q hbe hach'i, with ,alemporary criticisms BY
,no mnst smihent fnropean Writers And analytical no
tees Of her mot celebrated ,t. Beautifully ulus-
,rctcd WIN superb portrait ss.i executed by the
monograph process IN para Iflcc b cents. ORDERS o.
way New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12

the best ~ the world Nine private for applying
his unrivaled dye Beware Of mutations they result IN
dicule The largest stock 81 wigs and toupees in Anne
-ca wholesale aud retail, al BACHELORS, ~ Broad
way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12

rI,IJESCE gOYIE, AUCTIONFIIs--SIORE 40 ~ Ct.S-
i tire stroet-will sell, Monday, 18th Inst, at los
O'clock al 81 Past Twelfth street, First
the entire fixtures Of grocery store, togcthcc With
small quantity of tho stock glass case, thread
Ill cases and all the fixtures 81 aid store also
place immediately sfer the sale ~ the stack and xtufe
four turning abcs, vices tools saws and lot u ivory
knots.
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lee shavcs only sir Cents. at Iur,s. thr In

m able enter oi hair and whiskers No Barclay street
and 10 Na. street. Hair curling and shaupooin2
also hair aye, tour shiiiings box.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12

JrNi"S cat l.~F I. L--TEoIusG MONDAY. A..
~ gas, l!th ~ 3ia ~ ~, a.ich for ~ 600, iai!a
heats beat three In i've 20 harncts. NJ. ". P~sho,
nance 4 r.. Gaay John, Mr. H. woodruff naf1e. n.
Buy Wtodcoc., Made "a crime ~ good day nd xooi
tract. rifAN Z. WHIft rroprictors
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A YOUNG GIRL, IL YEARS OF AGE WISlITS A
IN situation with a respectable family or lady who
would ike her In charge and promise hee little more
auoui wages moderate, as the lady win have her In
-. frase rail- Mt rs iaurens street, Monday anA
tso following days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12

Il ~ Or - H'sp-NfNEs, HitAsbH% 40 clN
~ - rartas,- ~ tarian4 sizes ~itb rffae4tes lu
i"g7 .tan iron caton, house far all ~ igF caAu \
=. y -iNiSls glsA, 10 fDy,f sffff
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- viii sell Monday, Aug ~ ut 10 clock, precisely
10 Court street opposite tho city Han, Bsulhiyn
large stable, 6c containing thirty stas suitaals fr
contractor builder, &c., situated 81 lweuty seventh
street, near Fifth, Brooklyn. T.. LDif, sheriff
joins IDlcF Icputy.
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.SEW PUBLrCn.Inxc

yusf 'PuBIIsHiD-THE Kyf3NNE sc40rJ@u
- ~ julius Metz 20 cenis. va caa<iN.r tbs In,
Music iaschers, by caitrG aendnx thsir casas VI
receive copy rrats Cards fron ne country mus. IS.
accompan ied With three cents, 10 l.y tho postage.
COOK d mo, Music $, Asrrs, sis DgcAs~.,
NKn0IRs or JAMES GORDON sESNErr AND ms
wi 1IMkS
PofIFosEMyST PUBLICATION.
The publishers have 10 hat they are relue
family compelled 10 postpone the publication II fhts
snxiously pccied and important work, until
wki,NEDAY, AUGUST ls
The demand Tor the book has already exhausted two
large editions aud third edition ~ thousand eopiss
additional IL in prcss which will enable 10 pub
hsh on the ahoye.narned day vi hout LAu
In elegant volume % 46e rages cutbeuhhed with
hne medallion portrait of Mr.. Iennett. Price 81 Is.
s1fuNif9 TOWNSEND, Publ shfrs 20 Broadway,
y B--ardfrs should be forwarded without delay, b.
pication.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12

INXIENSlNE AUCTION SALE ny ELIAS COMlss Auc.
H. tioneer Monday August ~, at liz Grand street.
ut 10 "a ocockGentcel furniture consisting In part ~
mahogany sofas chairs tables tetea-tees, mahogany
and black walnut besteads, marble top washstands
mirrors, carpeting rugs hair mattrcsses, seat
chairs, stoves, ranges kitchen utenssl crockery and
glassware 20 gas chandeliers and other as
cles sale positive. Catalogues viii be ready Satur
day and be had at the saiesroo 65 Nassau street
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'ENIRbNlijE tpl Rst, /. - + .nTTIsG. MONDAY
~ hugnat ~, Gt = O'Clock J.. w. match $500 NIL.
heab, hoe tnrce IN Ave 10 batacA. Ja,ne- WtepIe,
nance a. ~. Young Suffolk Hmn Woodruff aamss y
4. Pctco,t. Juii CaNkIIS Proprietor.
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YV,HT llMEEII n MAN an 1av ,Ir-rtu M, yrI,op,7,ns

F1,HE lIhEEHN NAN, ar IRE lIcfIu on N
i --ono Of the most exciting or al storis
With the above Me, MA be- c ,ur1 .osdin "A
Guide and Family Journal 81 hi. r.k. n
"a true history OF The early H. og lha eccen
gtther with some sta tling discl1 NJ, j associ
romantic conrtahip and dtsAppolnf,i love.
three ccn's. For sale eycfywfo ~e~s
Piled ~ The publication Office, 4 sprt q stree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12

L CONF ETkNT DRESSMAkFR WISHES TO WORK
IA out by the day-one who give every satslac
ton in cutting and lifting ladies' dresses Please call
40 West Vt.
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4 YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS NURSE
IA and chambermaid and TO rev; Il accustomed 10 the
care Of children for the last ninc years. and has tho beat
city references. Please call ut sos Houston street. foi
two days.
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4 RESPECTABLE SCOTCH WOMAN wIsIitS n, TAKE
IA gcntemen's washing and families washing 10 her
place would go out by the day to pectah!a families
No. 90 West Washington place, room IT.
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rI'o JIwFI1ITsg ~ GOOD GfSTI,Ai WuRsNAS ~
sirelly tempsratt hubiis ob'aiB stsady cnploy
mont " tpplying - Wm. Nccortnick ~ Broadway,
second soor Also by ab0 lus lid cEl.erisnco
IL tho bu5iuczr.
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VIrASIrn-A wATCHsAkIJ., WHo UNDERSTANDS
w NJ, bnsness Teffctly. Apply - Louis = tci
low. X -ehsli ~ " tAfu lane.
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~ AltfllS wAS1Iu-A .tMBfIs ~ NAUFI.s tsD
~ feeders Gud steady smpl .yusni 10 applying -
tue Cum,erand sal asi lfon Nqfks ~. scyn, Can't,
land county. ~. J.
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hEW hftiDS.

GstAll tINARp --HuE.E AID rt'GCY WIGS
tDIVvVI stsch ~ lia sfngs, y Y ~ TrrsdHyrig5i
tn igst HN0se ~ hsnds high ycars 9h f..blhh
gray cetaf yhf bHd f"t, lnng nsht sost~i ish In
ho"i crHei"i ~ lido, nos r0Sing out wnfis ia
and hal warts nsei and sF aar i-nyriier, haexy
wagon. le4sheF sp sides top made t3 b. n rlfaf0n
49, herpes., Nth olack fars centaiAlsg cl4 hing
Ac The anosn ard si ~ lels ~ 80 Fraftsy n
(. NsTTt-DN
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4 tAt T1ON.-Aii PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED AGAINrT
~ receiving negotiating note drawn by Eiisha Car
pcnier dated june II 1853 and made payable 10 Iaac
bearer Cor sl6 81 IL months from date tho
said rote will not be paid. ELISHA CARPENTER
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INFORMATION wANTED--or PATRICK MCCORMICK
i whose wife went to France five years ago. Apply at
81 Broadway, up stairs.
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A IL. PERSONS WHO HAVE LUGGAGE AT 81 WASH
IA ington street, requested to take itaway. If not
II will be sold al auction Immediately TO pay expenses.
TIMOTHY Bii0sSAHAN Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12

- FORGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE or
M new and fashionable furnfaro, on Tuesday at l0L
O'Clock, at saesreons adi broadway, OF Duane
street large aud splendid collection Of rosewood, oak,
mahogany and walnut furniture, consisting In part
rosewood and mahogany furniture ion suite" in rich
brocatel plush and haircioh etegerea book and music
stands bic top centre side and spa tables superior
library and secretary bookcase sideboar custom made
extension dining tables sofas, lounges tee totes
chairs, rockers, spring seat pator chairs elegant
wood aud mahogany behsfeads marble top bureaus and
washsfands, wardrobcS hair 6c.: also china
and glassware gilt frame mirrors, oil paintings iycr
plated ware, table cutlery &c The whole to bo sold
without reserve In consequence Of change n business
Catalogues tho morning o sale Boxing *, done at
moderate charge
DOLHEBts a. BEDDING AuCfIONEEls, Will SILL
II Monday, 18th Inst az O'Clock, at s51 Third
avenue, the contents Of book stationery AMI fancy
store commencing AZ the above hour each day until
the entire stock IN sold.
CHfiIfF'S sAfE--W. e. abb RTtS, AuCIiONEkR.
- win scli Monday, Aug ~ AZ los ococR
Of Montague and Hicks streets, Brooklyn 10 and
tensiye assortment 81 fine groceries, choices vines,
liquors, and segars. r. LOTT, sheriff.
a. Drr0s, Deputy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12

M iiIISERS wANTEp-woRK ClytN oJr. ArPIY
lNl Immediately at GO iaecay street, % staira.
NTIlIJNERS wANTFD-GOop HANDS NAY oBTAIs
ltI stcady employment Apply a. LIZ FULTON IT.,
brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12

NJ tRCHANT TAIIoR'S hoIlCE--AiIX, y. REEVES
WI respectfully calls the attention u The trade that
he has opened an Office al 200 Broadway, Mo-fs.
Till Cook, importers Of taOrs' trimming shese he ii
pro pm cd teach cutting IN an is bEaucnc by his i'm
proved system ~ actual sureinent. 29g broadway
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A SMART BooKKEEPKR, WHO CAN c0RREsTDND
IA In German and French, find permanent sitaa-
ton by addressing line stating references and partca
lars letter box 1853 Post once.
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TIVE MEMBERS or TIE CARTsES 4. II. ANDP. -
i cicty requested TO attend the funeral 81 John
Mccullough, brother member, al O'Clock this day
residence 40 West Thirty ninth street.
ROBf. DWYER Secretary.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-05-05
The PIttsburg Chronicle, on the au-
thori,y of a.private letter. announces that
the cholera has appeared at ST. Louis.
gNs9 8 P%19

In this place, on Sunday last, the 29lh
ult., Miss Priscilla Busey, aged ABOUT ~
years.
Near this place, on Thursday night last
Sd inst, Mr.. James CO{lett, aged aoou'
Go years. ,1
At her residence,in Frederick CITY, hu''
at 6 o'clock, on Tuesday evening laS', ' ne
lst inst, Mrs. Nary SchIey' reIlcs 81 nn' ,hs
late John Schley, aged 81 years . 'H'"'
and days.
GcoMMUNIcArE ed
Died in Shepherdstown' on Inc ~o oa,
ult.. Mr.. Jacob Snyder IN the 9V Ga!ma.
of his age. He was native OF us. .'';,r
ny, but had resided in tins coi m 'rh;n5
about twenty years, during an I,, ""' on
e el'%I az and left Us with full hope Of hav-
inc a house not made with hands, e'er-
nal in the heavens
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-05-05
GREAT SALE OF BOOKS
4 U G. Il [ D n !

WILL be sold, commencing on Saturday En-
w ening, the 9Th Of May, inst, at the Store
Room on the corner, opposite VIM. Lambrighrs
Confectionery, a very extensive and Valuable
Collection of Books, embracing many of the best
English Editions of Standard Authors, viz:
History, Biography Mechanics, Theology, Law,
Medicine, Ency clopedas, Dictionaries, Com
mcntaries, Poetry, Novels, and Books suitable
for Ladies' Reading.
Family and Pocket Bibles, Prayer
Books, Methodist and Presbyterian
PsaIms and Hymn BOOKS,
School Books, Blank Books,
Fooiscap and Letter Paper,
Gilt edge Paper, Note Paper, Envelopes, Steel
Pens, Gold Pens Ink for marking Linen, Port
Folios Writing Pads, Port Monies, Visiting
Cards, sc. The whole comprising a well Sc
lccted stock OF Books and Stationery, English
aud American Of the latest editions and most
approved authors.
is Books sold at auction prices during the
day,
A. P. BURT, Auctioneer.
Shepherdstown, May ), 1855. 23-lt
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-05-05
ELECTION NOTICE.

n Election will be held in the County Of
n Jefferson, on Thursday the Gath day of May,
next, 1855, for the purpose OF electlng Cover
nor, Lieutenant Governor, and Attorney Gener-
al, of Virginia, member of the House OF Rep
resentaives of the United States; State Sen
ator for the District composed Of Jefferson and
Berkeley, and two Delegates to represent this
County in the next House of Delegates of Vir.
gina under the direction and superintendent
Of The following Commissioners and Officers, to
wit:
District No. !. Kabletown-Fisher 4. Lewis,
H. l.. Ope, e. H. Lewis, Logan Osburn, and
Roger Chew. VIM. West, Officer.
District No. 2, Smithfeld Robert w. Bay
or, s. l.. M,nghini, NJ. p. Nelson, Walter Shir-
ley, q. w. Tabb. George Murphy, Officer.
District No. 3, Charestown and Cameron's
Johnson, T. Rawlins, and David Howell. VIM
II. Griggs, Officer.
District No. 4, Court House-George H. Tate
Samuel Ridenour, F. w. Drew, u. W. Eichel
berger and James w. Beller. J. w. Rowan
Officer.
District No. 5, lower district, Shepherds
town-John Wysong, John F. Hamtramck
Daniel Cameron, George Byers and Jacob W
Reynolds. Robert Lucas, Jr., Officer
District No. 6, upper district, Shepherds
town.. |. Lee, V. NJ. Butler, r. d. Shepherd
Jr., VIM. G. Butler and Geo. NJ. Bast. J. p. a
Entler, Officer.
District No. z, Boivar-Carey Thompson
John Moler, VIM. Smallwood, Philip Engl'
and Joseph l.. Russell. George Koonce, ON
Ger.
District No. 8, HarPer'e Ferry-Jeremial
Fuss, John G.. Wilson, A. II. Herr, George w
Little and George b. Stephenson. James W
Campbell, Officer.
o. Any two or more of the Commissioner
above named may act in the Districts to whic
they are assigned.
JOHN w. MOORE, Sheriff of jeff. Co.
April 81 1855. 22-te
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BLACK ROCK"

so famous for ITS magnificent views, is distant
but short dive or rlde, and will afford de-
lighful spot for few hours recreation.
The location Of these springs is good one,
in one of the most delightful and healthy dis
Irlcts in the State it is at the same time conve-
nient OF access from all parts-the roads leading
TO il affordng beautiful summer drives. From
Baltimore it may be reached by way of FREQ err.
lex and Boonsboro', as well as through Hagers.
town, also by way of Emmi,sburg, while from
ether points there are public conveyances to Ha'
serstown, distant only eight miles, from which
place there will at all times be found comfortable
means for reaching the springs.
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TEN-PIN ALLEYS. SWINGS. Sc.

for the use of visitors and persons seeking a
more varied recreation, will have the neghbor.
ing mountains for the hunt, and the Antietam
but short distance OFF, for angling. In ad-
Ill iinn 10 lheSe aIiraclinns The
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MOURNING GOODS.

Great pains have been taken in this depart
ment-embracng every thing one could dIsre,
of the very finest american, french aud english
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Gentlemens' Department.

This department embraces every variety OF
the most desirable goods in market and of the
very latest styles, from fine TO superhne cloths,
casimers, yesting, linen drills, tweeds, italian
new, cottonades, satlnetts,
linen duck, &c
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Galks an0 Gorsts.

u Hacks and Horses will be furnished fo'
the convenience of visitors, and Guns, Dogs,
&c, provided for those desiring occasional pass
time on the mountains or along the Antietam.
Eg He gives the assurance TO the public,
that his bills shall be moderate, nctwithS landing
the extreme scarcity and high prices and in
the full confidence of being able to please, with
his accommodations, invites call from all plea
sure-seekers, or those desiring a healthful sum-
mer retreat.
JOSEPH d. PRICE, Proprietor.
April %, 1855. 23-3m