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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10
EHtraordk ary state or Atmosphsy~.
10 Iup ypfroR or TuH ugpaIn

rforn tho nfst DAP n the rrs,ent month b. te sih
10Th ineig.ye the ,eais h. .hgse every ays,
aivv f,s clouds AMI naa<h ~ M ius IS crras.i.i
from Y. VI rnsAs " The sr-ning f,lis-lAs t,s sss-a
tIon t~sre snd after sun..; ts .v~s-n ssy - :.
gorge0u,y aitlres5acora,si win tbe rno-s brilliant
roo,. n'erui,ei ~ bofsr~d by 0bsrs ~ nosr rssg.
INT no~t npt.ssis- s-inz a the ioss ssrorai term
Hat one thUn5efsnrnn rs y9f bs-n hssra from
ring su In his yratrsrf agfvrA term. and taaf sss
ON the bfs esy f November. ADi prT.snt III
re-. q ,ta, n,ssfbfaI % ss,supbe lbs fsso.i fa
-. ieuis 1.r.rsan ny ~hleh elNd = isais "a AbA
tusufs n sae AMI iss~p'stIon.
Tie equlh bFiats n. have .-sn rgnsTgas tsrfnF Us
s1frsoroBsry state "a ano-phefe sff havr toll2sed
raeh o,hsr IN Quiek sssossl1n.
IEu,sday l., tho tsmtsrstags 80 In ~ guifbrta fzs
10 y A. ~ sist, " 4. " m ls sossm,~f-~
t,yls hsres sauflhrla,1 fta<n b@,ets y. a.
tlu A " a. rrtda,-hise hoars ffvn Lsfstt
sPN tn a " rstart.y~-s~v~n kysss ffpua b@fafs
A A. un rA-. '. H--s1~,.n bar to~n befTs =. v
sill tas III n M-ssven segYs tqsn h~*or~ A v -
f,n' :, M, t4st 81 h-.~pss bSsfs srorn Dsg,. =
n III, p..s 10 A. a. a k0rAas~-esea,s@n hoars ~
s3,ss.n bou,, etshbfis'st fross sars y VI uI pat
gtp fw~inesasy-issaiy sss hoarsi frosl tsfsts "
A " sltsst1 y, lien hDars. ron t~ss-e D.
fll tast A ". a fhussdsy--slb~ bYars r8s anvil.
-. ts ess.-t stth tbs tern Tas tsysas a
80 ~ ston sna 10 s~guslibsjs saSinz ths hfssi S.
.lss ale svslrs aeFsrsi ssd sis,laes tsfYa.
wat fsD0ninsis nsgslitbris & lhst sA.e u .fs5s
~ tsfn ~ nUrs oaus~wssfrs has an at
usfsta wtsn ihs ,ssfssk u bat tss sesse~~ ~ Ase
- . ir1icsting dss~rnns.i ~ lrdg eu,inaef ssA
sslseuy rseoa ess~rvs,sns t-rrsns sStige a ~ a.
tslfb b1IAe
nssnYs Iirssrrl Sox. = isss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10

DrAIn ynos rssHowa carsfs Coroner o'DonneI held
M inqvest at tho station house OF the Sixth ward po
lice upon the body OF a pBkoosD man, about 50
years dsge Who found dead in tho street, ON
Thursday risbf. 1hs aeoa ID 10 the opinion o' III.
jury, 20 his dtath ,ram lnten per anee aud cs
posurc TO the weather. deceased i've feet
sess'n found cru,ch AMI stick, going to show
that he crippled In the Il his legs
SrDDES IrATu s1Iuyr --Corgner O'Donnen hold
inquest the body ~ a narne Patrick DJyls Of
No. 443 Broadway who fa dead yesterday morning. -
the II h ond~ay and Fulton stfoet from d-s.s
- the heart. verdict In accSrdance with the abov.
iacts was rendered by The jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10
NEW JERSEY ELECTION.
w,eos oouvry-os4lciAL RFrrRxs.

wf~os oorsry-oEFciAL R1rRys.
The Hudson County Board of chosen Freehoders met
AZ the County Clerks oee in Bergen, yesterday, AMI
canyassed the votes cas-, AZ the election tuesday last
Tie vote Is ~ follows
FoH sHKstyy-Jaspay Garretson, ~hig and Know No
thing, received In Jersey city First vard fod secoad
ward 32s; Third ward, sio; Fourth ward, 80. Tota
in Jersey City, $40. In Hotoken-first ward 10
cftd ward t5 Third ward, -. Total In H5boken, 80
In The city q Hudson, les Ia B@rgen, 800 10 S,rth
nefgrn 11s In Harrison "a. Total ia the county acct
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SO There Is, however, demand at present, bat
thee i'll tc within t~o years and beforr that time er
yhce oe -ho sh "a huy lo'a anywhere b.twecn Tex
as'en and Fix sssnucs f,m Thirty fourth I" thirty
eighth street viii have groanng 10 do in private
way befoe'hsy get their ates rccorlei Ia tho Registers
Office. hako = note Of e.
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Travis and three others Of the crew Of the
we're brought up for refusing to 60 duty rhs esf.aos
set % ey them wa that after they had made The agree
r snt fr tho voyage captain xss pa, On ho.rs he
vsfse ~hsch rvsda'ec their agreement The caAe l.
sdn or and al Ajoarrsd tli satarday.
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fcoD roR Gossm.-An affair ma just come 10 light in
the Eastern datr-et Of Brooklyn, which viii furnish
subject Tor gossp for time 10 One morning
this ~eek the children OF of the principal sch 1os
astenblcd at the usual hour for commencement. Dor
the first time in several years, the p,iacipl, Mr.. w.
pr,,ent and after several h,nrs haa c,os.d In
quit, made. and he nowhere 10 be toaad or
bead NJ A. the children re,1rned homc, the
nct of Mr.. W. a dissppeafsnce vas mad" knosn. ia
ousp NJ once tbsi one hing Ia the brce,e and
10 her unnp pcrseverani n0cbtea for the fact
u ,ecns that or month, past an Intimacy exist
% between Nj. W and of TIN fsmnI teachers whose
sfec'losn he succeeded in gaining throagb we'll xeoat
IT. rice and naly elected ruin. rh"rt time siuce
the y.urP left the school prevent her Disgrace
bsc ming public, and alleging 10 the trustees that she
~as about 10 accept situation at the south Her con.
oiii.n heing discovered by her parents she
led so dircIor. nil, and the father Immediately took
- Jing 20 justice Mr. W. but ffastratea
by Ls daughter whose fascination for her seuccr
siilt uibfoksn and through her he wsrn" of hi'
danger in lime Ia male good his escape. Nc W has
vic and family residing in Brooklyn whom he har ler
b, ,hiud
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Fsss vvsa -, Isss
~ Bsss1s or2sss . fsrg B.ganl-g = D,sy.~a-y,ss.
noai o..-.s y',--saasg = y pstoS~yv~-ryy ssyns 10
~ rvyyy-sa Jhyi4~ cessvaDy-s, xsss~ al AZ ps
l,1ss y-~~ss-<->rts- ksfse-.ly saf o. !. y,r.-y
I.sslvg A.
Rs slar usi Rss.aa a. as,sa 3. Seysnns.s v ssr~
rsS,s 80 hssa ~ q lsAi,sin,is vh.a s,yssr.. ,.,.
rv-sh hsni spsn ,hsn ss3 y<rosirs IN .As eso..>
= srrsr 'risn1s osly t.es a syn,.ss, "a,
ss~Sshins hn ssi'p>sssap y, rs~sss ~. a "a r,s<
vsno~s p~<istly 10 oss1. ~ pr~~at a.. .x.iass hs~
Ter ars.a a; psrss TIE Asse~11.s gass-.a ssrsa, .
80 - ~ erfnhon ifpm shs triass sasrs CO. u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10

s'eh.n l.rhuDe, (Ind. DEM } received - vo es Al
Of which cast Ii tae city IL Hudson.
Coho oaKas.-Be hrnei n. Crane received 1857 votes.
Abraham spar l,e87; George W. Gardner, 9l8 Fart B
spI lie, SAL 1arret Van Meter L4it pater NJ ,r,tsy
400; an Joon A. syee@on, (~ho OH not ACCEPT the
nomina aioD) $50 votes. Ih- turee highest .ls,'ei
Van Ma er Is democrat and tins Others wings Total
vote in the county 5 400 besides 10 rejectc1 ballots
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MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION.

MaSSAOifObrlIS Eir-tIlON.
The following l. she 10 Of general State officers chosen
for the year 1866
Governor. ......... Henry J. Gardner. Of Bostou.
Lieut. Governor. Henry W Benchi-y of Worcester
Attorney General Albert II. Nelson, Of wobara.
Secretary Of State :. .Ffancis lie Witt of Ware
Treasurer Moses Tenney Jr of Georgetown
Auditor Chandler X Ransom ~ Rnxbury.
Mr. Hiram Brown, the only democrat elected TO the
Last House II Represe natives u he only democrat with
perhaps one or two exception elected 10 the sen.
ate Brown is great star, aud his genius viii ilnmi
nate the Senate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10

rTHoNb SurTfcIONs OF fOVL FLAY.
ThrouRhoat yesserdsy there coaherab ble excite
meet in 'be Eastern district os nooslyD 1nsnt
uron the sudden and mysterious ai,appemnos. Mr. i-
ward Nc,e proprietor Of the Kings County Hotel who
well and v rahy known by every rc-iing In Kings
county. Yesterday morning, about ~ O'Clock, he
ordered the hou,e cIoscdga,s directions TO
o the coaehmen, and then rersarng that be f'lt
very ,eefy went oat Of tho door. Hc VIA known Ia
hsv- $500 and gold watch In his possession. A
fireman and a neck hand of Of tsc fecA ZIP boat
sse that Mr. Neville crossed To New York, and,
nter going shore few minutes came on the boat
sgs,n hut arriving the Brooklyn side he not
to he ouna is thought by tina. they were mis
taken 10 his identity and that there has been Iou
play. Mr. ~ was remarkably steady, and stayed
away fom home. Every has boon taaen to
s.cer,sin his fate.
ANOTHER AcCsUnr.
&r. Edward Nevhis, tho psopieor Of tho Kings County
Hotel 81 Williamsburg, has disappeared, andef eiseam-
s'ancet cuted 10 awaken very serious aYprceasons
or bis pefsoDai sa,oty.
Iast evening he locking up his bar preparatory
"a shutting up, about II ~ clock and Will. counting tho
mopy l. the drawer which he afterwards put in hi,
pa in pocket two stranger. obacrNcd to eater
he ;" and remain there until b. vent out 80 rhat ap
the stables, ulen the, weut cut ato, They did ea
fer any hing oi they In innate any intent t,stsy
Nnlrg has been hen of Mr. Neville sine. left the
har for tho stables and bis r tho night
inc nj tent with hi. vol known dYmesdc habits that
h smy md fri. pts are flea with anxriy i,st he may
have ssen ae-toyea Tor the Heb~y which lao hsd apsn
him tie two strangers who him u aud put
1t IN hi pocket
pip, ~ o the Wi Hamburg ferry boats = tho
CDsoin.sys he -aw hun board u the boa gotog To
New York about one o. clock; but one him pass
either oi The pptes whore II II Auppns.d he would have
been recognized At any time, and especially at such
hour
Many II the c zaas 81 Williamsburg and the police
actively engaged " the tehrch for him, but without encct
~ 10 O'Clock tbis forenoon Mr. Ncvilc's stable
the wnter the current there ~ very Iapi aud
m,rder might have been consnmpaici with vrry Ms
appearance occurred tie wis y Of very dumcs,ic
habits Nothing III his lts tho picon
that he destroy himself voluntarily ab.enei him
self from bis h me, for sinsle night without
ucc.--fpening f'oa.
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THE CITY.

All eyes turned the city returns. The contest
close, and the feeling and the stakes 30 in
tense and large that local politicians think Of
nothing the returns from the several districts
and wards We correct the list of those probably elect
ed to the city and county Offices. It is annexed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10

Austrian Recognition 81 American Genius.
THE GREAT GOLD MEDAL OF SCIENCE AND ARTS
coSFyR2ED uPoN rRoFgssoR MoRsy TIE EM
PfRoR OF AUSTRIA. IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FOR
The TELEGRAPH.
We have been pu, in possession of the following
respopd~nce which shows appreciation by aaother
European sovereign q the invention Of the elect e.
netic ieifgfseh-
The gold medal ia a massive and beautiful specimen OF
art. On side is medallion head OF the young Kim
ieror, crowned with laurel, With the inscription
"ffancisens Josephus l., u. g., Austrim Impernior'
and the obyerte wreath Of laurel surrounding the
imperial crown, with The inscription, iIehs ct Ari
bus" This Il the fourth toben 81 acknowedx x ent feom
European ,ercigns accorded 70 and received BY Pro.
fe~sor Morse
Boeros, Aug. g. 1855.
ST-Ibaye much pleasure in transmitting 70 you BY
order Of he imperial governr ent the eat ,lden
dsi for science and arts which his Majesty tne EN-
rTor Of Aus'ria has been pl.sed Ia upon you
aet now edgmsnt Of your eminent merits concerning the
men, p Austria In par icuar /, ia very T.
my self 10 be the organ of the imperial government
his agreeable occasion and beg you viii at the
time permit me 10 express o. my great personal
regard fenairng sir, very respectfully your obelent
AeivaDt HtLsKMANS.
Charge dAgaires Of his Majesty the Emperor Of Aus
ria.
To Professor NoHE PoughAesp,le New York
The iollowing il Professor Mor.e's reply
porougrErgtK. Sept. T. 1855.
MAY RI If1AkE 1orH FttHIIstt--Dn my arrival 10
New York after several weeks sb-ence had the grst
Gallon 81 receiving at the hsnls Of the vprhy cn-ni
G'n.al 81 Austria, the Imperial Gold Medal u SCIENCE
aud Art accorded 10 ~ hi lmpe ia Majesty th.
Emperor 81 Austria with your courteous ictvr accom-
fsnyIng IL.
Ibg your Excsency n present. In appropriate form %
HE Majesty my sincere thanks r this, his natte ing
tnowh dfment which shall flace among the sinilsr
valuable and highly przed te-iinonsk of the KIND AZ
probation of my endeavors, through my invenI a. +,
b&nsfi my fellow men ~ all ma. n--.ndeasorr already
50 hsnd.oneis aesnoviesgrt ny he Imperial Majesty
the Sabine Forte ty ~ hajcy the hlng a Prusxn
snd by bis Mrirsiy the hiug u war'embu'g.
sincerely pay thst The capaci,ie- of my invention
for good for evil the interests o. society may
10 r,guh,cd Ia all countries 70 te productive only
~ good.
Accept your Excsepcy for yourself my thank. f5r the
tine and courteous 10 which you 0nseyei
10 ne this valuable testimonial IL his Imperial Maestys
favor.
Cordially reciprocstipg your sentiments of personal
feipeet and regsfd remain your ExcelIencys ai
uisnt servant, EAMI D. b. vuR~B
To his i1osiisncy the CbevAiisr HrLsyx4sx Caarye
dAGaifes q his Majesty the Emperor q Austria.
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John H. Low, (1ho resigned,) received Ia the First
H. the second wsrd l5 In the Third wArd 50
votes
THIRD EssrRiCr.
North H1rri.
Huds0n. beygcn. BsD0s. ron. Tpo-
Georgev lie Mott dem. l29 lSl zl4 4S 6Tl
AntLouy II. Ryder, Wig So 2ls 81 IS 80,
hgjorities. ........ A. SO I83 20 TO-
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We do not republish the list Of Aldermen and Coun-
s,ilrnen elect the gave yesterday
correct a. unofficial returns make them. Drake
claims 70 be elected Alderman Of the rwenty second
ward by three majority, wtiie scasrist claims the
seat by two majority Both will probably bc cont.
ssted. There are one two other seats in the
Common Council close, and only be decided
by tho official returns ~ben declared BY the County
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THE ELE TiONs.
THE STATE.

We omit the detais from the interior Of this State. 1t
conceded on all sides that the Know Nothing Sta to
ticks with the exception Of the Judge of Appeals
for the long term is elected. Our correspondent in
Albany tographs the result thus far in the State in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10
THE LEGISLATURE.

Democrats IN roman; Seward Atoi ion Republicans
stalics; Know Nothings In small capitals.
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Tho Legislature thus far stands as follows.--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10

COUNTY OFFICERS.
.JoHS ). Gu1. Know Nothing.
AzMrish G. FlagS soft and Refm.
james c. willet. soft Shell.
,Ric'd B. Connolly Hard and SOFT.
JOSEPH $. TAYLOR. Know Nothing.
. Nath. s. seiAh. Hard and soft.
L.. b. Shepard. Z. Soft Shell.
tsAAo ]. OLIVER. Know Nothing.
C. Cody Gunther. Hard shell.
.GBo. W. MoRrus. Know Nothing.
! James X Whiting Hard and Soft.
i HEyRY f OAvrRs- Know Nothing.
MrRHAY HopTxAg.Know Nothing
.Mich1 UlshoefYer.. Hard and Soft.
John K. Brady :. Hard and Soft.
A. X. MAYNARD. Know Nothing.
.Edw'd D. Connery. Hard and SIT.
Robert Gamble. Hard and 5oft.
r.. W. PIRaY. i. .. Know Nothing.
.S. A. HnL. .......Kno~ Nothing.
-. NJ. FIAspnxlu. Know Nothing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10

county Clerk. k..........
Street Commissioner
Com. Rep. and Supplies
Cor rporAtion Counsel. -.
: Governor Of Aln,shouse
% q -
0ty Inspector. .........
Judge Sup'e CT, rg TIM
/" {" short term
Judge Superior Court.
Judge Common Pleas.
Judee Marine Court.
Coroner ................
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12
VI Nh ' " ny y II ~
OTIS pRac1lcAL DAdrrRH.aTrrisrs
niar2n

A CARD Tho subscriber having purchased Of
"A Mcdaniel, Hurt 4. Pres on their interest in the
late coucern of W L Anderson s. Co. will ,ournno
the GRooERY CoaelssIoN ard foRwAhplSa blsn ,sa
AT the old stand the Basin where they will keen on
hand n of Guano, Plaster Lime aud Cement f1r
sale al the lowest cash ,rices.
n his thanks to the liends Of the bate con
ma the public generally for the hbeu putronrf"
extended 10 IT, and hopes by using his best exetrons
merit continuance OF the tn the new concern.
ud.9 dts WM. r. ANDERSON
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New Concern.

1--WE subscribers have thus lay n>~ocated thrrsc
L together for the purP, 80 OF Conducting general
Grocery, Cummissi,n and Receiving and Forwarding
Business under the style and firm of Rurkrr and Redd
ut the old sard of Is. Rucker-opposite the Vrginiu
Bank where they viii keep constantly or haui luge
and welassortcl stock OF Family Groceries, Irot ,
Steel Field Seed &c. I hey will give personal alien
tion the sale If heat Flour Bacon and all kinds of
Country Produce. and make liberal cash advances on
consignncuts in hand. AMBROSE B RUCKER,
LOUIS W REDO.
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HoCEKY aud OMMI>,IU

As ia IL >ES AND LIMBER YARDS. On the nov
Basin FOR RENr.--Two large fire proof Brick prn
cry snd Commission Houses ia nrgr Ii. her atds
ntinrhe1 on the Basin emily uccured bs hal.
riyor and Re-. J. Echols, ii rent and po-sc-siin
given nj once. One lot has Rnlroad running hrnul l.
1t and there IL Crane tn, hlsr 10 tie 81 bab
irnenents
Four Lumber iard., without house,. hl.n for rent.
tho Basin. Apply To JOHN htCkER.
i'm i .drndta
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MERCHANDISE.
SUPPLY OF NEW GOOD

y The sub.erbers are n0w opening for id-pec1ph
their SECOND II PPLN OF ,ea-unable Goods, reeel l.
ly purchased b, th"ir senior partner IN Ne" imh'
hieh adied their September pure hns makes Their
stock very tu and al the arartYe ever offered
IN thus mark embracing nj tenewesf ofLhDlES
DRESS GOODS j. SilAs, >ni,ns Va ehrIH-, Monsl1n
Mcfiues &c, Ladies Nclyel SntiB and Gloh Clonks y
r4ulas French Emhrpidef great VARIETY, among
which are csta rich Of Maltese Lace and Muslin
sleeves ~ d Cull1fs. a general assortment 81 Cleu-,
Ca--Iu.rcs and Nest1ng- to- gentlemen navy stuck
Of Sefgapl, tiund-. -nch Pulled Lnsr,s, Nufuhef.
Pnld L,ai..y- ana blankets. Cnrp"r-, Rugs. Crnmb
C,niAz AMI Don Mat.. Together witt nj roud' be
meinR Tt 49, Dfy f'1uds t9ie many 81 Wi h haNr
been i# >,' far nucu r- thnt thy could ave he'.h
nui ,HaIy m the All Ntnrh tbss dr"i-
,u,aed Ia sl NV. and quiz az examination is al
th,.v nsh IL ir-llt -atist ,tiaH
n,.yI ldt- JOIN T. DAVIS CO
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DISSOLUTION.

fISHE concern ot " isun Il Franklin il this dw dis.
i solved lay limimtion. All persons having claims
,cnnsi the Con, will present Them Ia Joseph IA Wi
ON Tor PAYMENT; Hose indebted the concern will
nuke payment to Joseph IA Wilson. he having rur.
.esed james frank.int interest in the cpnccrn.
JOS II. WI son.
JAMES FRANKLIN.
September LIST 1854.
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Twice a week between
RAITlMOKE aud RICHMOND
Fall Importation
OF EnrthenWare and China.

rail- importation
Of EarthcnWarc and China.
Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy irt'cfes.
1--WE snbs rhcr oil The undc large hnd wired
stock al Eaftaenwnrc, Glin and I'll -, IN" pat.
terms Of which were selected by hn,sc IN person.
Having ,spcrielrr of mnny years in this riirnln
bu ncss he feel. gfc Confidence in sn1f that in point
of price and qunlif, will compnle taynnbly Win ny
other hanse in the indie.
White Grpne Dnncr Wnre,
DO do Basns and EWers, Jugs, Ten Nnre, etc.
Blue Print lowing and Fancy 10
Fine Decorated Chinn Dinner AID Dessert Sets
Do do do Tea and Toilet Sets
DO do do Pitchers and Nnses
Gold Band do ct nbovc variety
Whie Chita do of nLov. variety.
Common Ware Of every description, suiu,hlo ior
w oc.anr. which he Offers upon such terms t'' ci3
rs cannot fail to please
Fine Mnnel Pier and Toilet Glnsscs
Fine Ivory Fnhle Cutlery, Weiters az Brtanin " are
Safety. and Fluid and Solar lnmps
Glass Waro in every variety.
All he n.k- is cal and lie fecls insured h'prieef
will rive sati-incIea.
His Packer one of the best ii The trade
Stone Ware at ia,lot nr,rr4.
cpl2-ts JAS ID, u EVANS,
No | II Mniu slrrr IA 'hnnnd Va.
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W Vi =. MORRIS
Taos l.. JOHNSON.
mo. l. EE
J ~ l. HOiNER
CIiAS .JIBRELI..

My object in the ntose Irpo-itions to have the
rlner sep IN roper order, an maNe 1t worthy the
Ianc GENET ERl.' Whit engaged there on.
bu rsr, have frequently und men and children sit
rins The Tombs and otherwise dvfacing the
o the graves In several instances, have driven
boys of he euclo.ure ho c,gagrd in throwing
rocks using the top ornaments OF Monuments mark
for their sport ho thre TINT hus friend loved one
buried there that l>,s I'll hear ni 'cope tramp
ling their graves aud otherwise Descending the
quiet City If thu drud}'
II the proposiiiou meets thu appreciation. of lot hol T.
,rs, shall It attended To pcr-.raly.
Person. willing u add their nanp,, 10 the s' 9th
scibcrs do 50 by caIdngat my MapI. Wurs
may2-dlm JOiIN b. GADDE>S.
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GAS. CAS-. CASH

DERSONS wishing their houses fitted for hur'inc
l. Gas will find some strong Inducements ohrrred, by
applying 10 the subscriber. have good wntkmcn and
su,ol iot stock al materials. A. &. DABNEY.
n. B.--AlI riders Ia, tittine up Tabneco Factories
rcc,,cd within -Kt, dnys pay mcnt III not be required
before he 1T OF Juur, 1853.
Iun Al
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nI>sOLUTiON.-rbe subscribers hnving dis.
- posrd Of their entire stock tn Mcssrs ralm,rrn
~ Hamilton would respectfully call upon those indcht
rd To them forward AMI settle "a isrss,nat
that their bushes. be closed up early p, riod
possible, In retiring from the grocery business they
return their si0cere thanks their friends and customers
for the liberal announcement bestowed upoa them md
ask n continuance OF the concern Office
nj the old stand BILLIARD K OGDEN.
deco
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POET RN.


II N'I't' T''FsN''FFF 'VT''l
l. That could travel the vide World through,
wnul1 hy thu beams u the morning light,
Aud speak 10 thr Ladies With gentle m ght
an tell them tint other Lvn,hhwg can
sue beatipi md chenp good. be found Han
nah> old CASH STORE whers he has Just oJ'rrsd n
sp'endid assortment. all nf which bought de-
cni.g rkei aud will be sold lower than Mt any other
house IN the ciIy. Al he asks Il cal to sntt ynu ni
the fict-come come alt, no charge Tor ,ooking.
maYh d2M
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NEW SPRING 4 SUMNER CLOTH

~ MT The upderslgntd hn- JUS received from
the northern ritie. pendd and we'll selected Sto OF
the uboNe Z othiug, .nd
GENrLEAEN'S FURNISHING GOODS;
and fuefng nmseItt at they cunno, be- urpa.,ed IN
beauty ani -tse by i liar establishment IT,
CITY he cave, II t. the public and hi, trirfls t.
Judge iar q eHSrvt hem thu he VII -,
great haigtir nibc'ins 'fiety to the "a uck
~nies AID small profits Cum nnt and II
rmrlu.3m VI GUGGE IIEIAER.
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lNrAuE.kE siDE-H tAasDs "A !
Cemetery Notice.

Az the undclsls d. owners at lots in thr Gem.
w terry the Campnrli Court House Turnpike.
known the Presbyterian Grave inai, do signify
Willingness. and hereby agree to pas John b. CAL
dess lHREE DOLLARS each pen ainum from the
rst of January. 1870 t" give his per-oun To,
aid employ a man whose dut, 1t ,h1be to live at the
placr, keep the key of the gate turt aud keep
properly and neatly trimmed eIl h, graves ,qnarr-
project and preserve the shrubbery, Ia Keep tn"
walks II OF obSlu ctnns, grass aud wetts and well
grayelle uni project md LAKE care lhe Marble and
Ornaments work. IN said Cemetery.
For the faithful aud satisfactory lrrio,m nee Of the
above the said Gaddr<s shall his bona for lou
hle the subscribed.
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NEW CONCERN.

FINHE undersigned will continue the Groceey and
Commission business at the old stand OF Wilson
4 + .ank'in where he intends keeping general stork
Of every article in his line would ,e glad lis
old customers and the pr bile generally Pr mpt ntton.
ali forwarding and other business entrusted TO
no. JOS II. WILSON.
September LIST, 1854. sep q "a