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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-08
GAGAzlN FRANCAEe.
FaniIyczoscriss, auosn.rars, , Ssc. -

Family ySzSScriss,G ,GussnsSysre, Scc ,8c.
E'ElLx G. sARBESCE0Y IA. become p-opr,pto,,
4 b. purchase. Of the Grocery store OF II. Is. Huief
& Co., 10 which he hSs Just added laee aHd s1perGns
from Cincnhsii. AID y'er Ia making his yur-
chase he has had iu view the accommodation Of hiS
fnelds aud discrimaiLg public, FOR Ill HS
eolaneid. to their shenton, among other Articles, al
prices that cannot fail u give sa,isfatton.
CONTEMPORARIES OF ell kirds,for fsailiss ard
Casdts., Tar.rsonia almonds, b sisA w.lu.is .ad
Brazilian Sals Flzs ELi dates.
JsiIiss, and Ceiaiiie for J-'iies, Prunes, &c
or FgmIis G he VII lay mention Phil. now
lered and era-h . SUGAR. Il, o5eaas d., TEAS,
Rio snd J-yE cor FEE s ices Moia.ses, Golden syr-
~. French Ch1colAie, AlslsooH WAl4lsll, 1oma-,
Gsisup, splendid lot of EsgiisA Di19 cAssss, aLd
O;h7T articles 10 numerous 10 i.at doEn here.
Not to forget also, Liquors. Brandy oT ths sick and
eonyG!esesHt cigars years old sl0asiRg ard ebswus
TOBACCO. Powder aud SliDi ~ the SPORTSMAN.
fe will keep on hand variety of feiAfs. Faraiss
Eng Japan ofhis Own rlanniat tt're for ihe tr1da
Not least large and fail assortment Of 4Es.asDsrs,
EarfieH 1are, Frenek aAd EsglsA G!GSsElrs, a.
50, Eeodes rare. Tabs, Bse tLS, Sc.
~ He hopes to obtain fair sEir oftlss 1Ubiic favor
In hlsnew undertaking. ard io0ks for .he auprShg0l
and patronage ofhis friends Halifg been com |eii7d
to relnqush hi former business as mnrousio hclia,
he will make fair tria of Mis- TO sec II Will no. frost
his purse. well IS Rshsish. " the pe.!Hcn 10
which hs Wiz devote hl. undivided ai.sntipr) to not
succeed he viii s able he trusis il5 public ia
''i Nay issi, - FEIIx G. BA2nzgcuoy.
LANCASTER rTsc.IEHE FOUNDRY
~ UEY0Li. prepared % .ari.i.!. all lads ofSTEdH
/ w, ,LSGiNEs. upon ShoTt notice sEd =. ciGc-nlu
aud flits5afg PTicvse
| Also, III kinds Of alll Gearing fia!slinz Screws,
Regulating Sersws, Jack Screws; FglleI's SGreWs AID
Cider Screws.
| Nil! Spindlss Of east iron or wrought.
| Eales and Drivers. @e., De.
/ He wiialsO furAish the PA RK Ell WHEEL 10 san
any head OF water aud viii e!th' ig"D or wpod ahsfi-
( Also the ATKINSON WHLEL b. up above. Th5
patent the Parker Wheel has esj irsd AID coE31-
guonily they cSn he had inu,l, cAcGreE.
| Hc aisn e0utiLEez to make DEVOL-S THRAsuiN1
NhciilNEs. AID keeIsa !ot eobs.@a.ig haId; war
raEtcd ,hc best ia Chic.
AIthe above article. wlirhs msds With esJ ctla sarS
and by the best orb men. ELt VIII be Warranted.
All kinds Of repairing done upon tne Shortest rcHca.
| lie nlsn keeps constantly on Hand. AL EiNIS or
CASTINGS. usually Sei IN Foundry. He has CON.
plcted his front shop hat those wA5 call
Inc his work.
| Tie known Quality ofte work done at tbs cs.Ah-
lishmeDt for many years is. tbe best guarantee ihsi
lin future. the subscriber ai labor des re lc pat
rorare 0fthc public. lie inyi.es examination.
! Lancaster, Nay 10, 1854. T.. DBFOb-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-08
Arrer,.d fnr KIdnnnniur

PHILADELPHIA, March 5.-A female ne
gro, belonging to louisiana planter, was
taken off New Orleans vessel, lying oh
New Castle, Deleware. Saturday, by the
Police Of this city. A man named War
wick, who had the girl in charge, was also
taken in custody, and brought to this city,
and committed on charge Of kidnapping.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-08
NOTICE.

nERSONS desirous OF receiving the service of iha
County Surveyor can do 50 BY addressing let
tcrto william HAxrLroy. ESQ.,, Ciearereek P.o
Fairfield county, ohio. All business letters Will be
promptly answered. Feb. %, 1655-42.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-08
Our Consular system.

The Diplomatic and Consular bill, now
before Congress, abolishes all outfits and
affixes regular salary to each mission
Ministers to Great Britain, $4,000 annu-
ally; to France and China, each S15, 1000;
to Spain, Russia, Austria, Prussia, Brazil
and Mexico. $12, 900 ea1h; to Peru, &c.,
900; to Turkey and Chill, $4,000 each,
to all other countries TO which Ministers
are now sent, 1900 each; making an ag-
gregate for twenty eight full ministers of
$780, 500. The Secretaries of Legation
are TO receive salaries of two grades, to
wit: 81 900 81, 500 year. The salaries
Of the Commissioners to the Sandwich
Islands is to be $4,000. Consuls are to
receive salaries varying from 81. 900 to
81 500 that of Amsterdam being the low
est, and those Of Liverpool and Londo on
being the highest. They are not to trans
act any other business, Charges upon
invoices and for reviseing passports are a
bolishcd. Commere ialagonts are apr oint-
ed at about one hundred different points.
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NORFOLK, Va, March 5.-The United
States brig Bainbridge has putin he,e in
distress. In gale Of wind, on the 2lSt
ult., she had TO throw her guns overheard
to save herself. She is badly injured.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-08

BosroS, March Sin the United States
Circuit Court, to-day. the cases against
Wendell Phillips, Theo. Parker and 9th
ers, in which they are charged with pSr-
icipsting in the Burns fugitive slave case,
were not taken up, but the trial has beeu
assigned for the ird Of April.
Burns is to have a grandreception given
him on his arrival. upon which occasion
he will be Me>lion.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-08
HARNESS MANuFACTcnY
"pe Door East ofthr old t'beckc9sd stoie,
.a.sLT STRsET. L6AfCHsTEE. oLlo.
Isse TRE TELEaaAPH L!NE. 1eSa


1ss2 TIE TELEGRAPH LINE. 1869
LITTLE q DISEs3ACZIG,
XET0uLD respectfully announces to tbs Clt.zsnsO
w Lancas:srVEd vicinity that they arc as usual In
rsee.i Of ver7 hssgy Ehd well ssIestsd stock Of
Spring AID sumner Geo
Embracing evsTyysrety and style to be had in the
Eastern market, 10 &bi.h Invite the attention "
every body. iui-Ld selling cheap ss goods eaa
be sDl4 Yves; Of the hoIntlia5. In aiIibJn ~ our
large stock, will b. s9aLj < ;nss-i LIsortnent0f
Boots Shoes, BoHEets aud Hats,
Parssos sud Umbrellas, Loozirg Giassss,
Qresf4Nlrs. Glassware. carr stiIg and Mating
Wall Paper. EJrd sTHg gd window El.Eds;
Cotton eOgssi.i aHd esrrsi Yarn,
Battling, Ha4!Ilg, eaHdle-yyick, etc. etc.
Also, good stock Of Fine Groceries,
Tobacco, &C., in short every ding usually kept IA
Store, aud more too.
Wswoah! ssy 10 our old friends ard customers that
We return orr sH ar sESs f31 lhair very liberal pa
itoGags xteHdet c4rLg our boslness career a.H0Le
them Ehd ssx cunlihrGacs of the W. viii en-
dsAyDr - please gLd give satisfaction al who will
favor Us vita their eus.om III kiEas OF coantry p-o.
dgee taken In strhenss fF tf93ds for vkich the biga
est market pries Will be paid. Aey GO, 1854.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-08
PUBLIC SALE.
0,ngc orange Seed and PInnts.

Usage Orange Seed and PiRnts.
VVNHE undersigned have large amount Of osags Or.
anCe Sceds andP ofthe best quality surpassed
by in the country which they viii sell at heio
market price. -
HEDGES SET AND WARRANTED,
AT from 80 to 40 cents per rod with fair deduction
where large contracts are made.
HEDGES COMPLETELY GROWN,
At from IS cents to 81 rod the payments a. fol-
lows-H when the hedge is set and the balanes Nheh
Ii will answer the purpose Of good fence.
HEDGES GROWN.
For what dsinterested judges will say It'll worth las
compared with good fences) when IL is completed.
HEDGES CoMPLKTELY GROWN,
ii TO l25 or rod to be paid for when completed.
JAMES SUMPTBR & CO., Dayton, Ohio.
JAMxs SUMTER, College Corner, Butler eounty.Ohio
. JAAKs McGaEw, AlexRndoSville, Ohio.
BESJAMIS LKAs, Dayton. Ohio.
Mar ], 1854. G. MARTIN, Agent, Carroll. Ohio.
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ET When the country comes to under
stand the character Of this political Jug
gernaut, and its vile maclina,ion. the peo-
pie will arouse and oblitcrate from existence
this worse than Spanish Inquisition.-- Ohio
Eagle.
1t is truly laughable to hear The "Ea-
gle talk" Ifthe Eagle will but take the
pains to consult the election returns of
last fall we think it must necessarily openits
eyes to the fact that "the people" are pret-
ty generally acquainted with this great
political Juggernaut." And if we can
properly read the signs of the times, it is
their intention to- again put the cold mer-
chine" in motion next fall If the editors
ofthe Eagle are not willing to witness the
sdcrif,r we would advise them to start as
soon as possible to Holland. Nothing
short of that will their "phelinks. -
We are informed that this Juggernaut the
Eagle speaks of is now in the keeping Of
Sam, " under whose direction it is un-
dcrgoing thorough renovation, and will
be CREASED and n first rate running order
by the second Tuesday Of October next.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-08
MEnICIyE ANn YAnlLrY sTnRE.
WOoLEN FACTORY FOR SALE.

WOODEN FACTORY FOR So bS'
TyIHE undersigned would respectfully announce 10
that he dssires 10 sell at private sale the Wocicn
Factory situated In the town OF fafnves1spOyt,
Fairfield county. Ohio. The machinery s prirrlpAliy
does work equal n any 10 the country and has large
ran ofcustoa. There is CONNECTED with The FaetcEy
rood and convenient Dwelling House. eontain-
k ir9 f,nr rooms and also four ney situated lots.
HiS5 The out buildings humorous snd convenient
Persons desirons Of making good bargain IN :nis
t,5 ~ nronertv would do yell "a and exaJni0
s,'d nralnnIses. JoNAfHAG Z. MIESSE.
/ Havenspori. octobsr5, issl-sS :
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FEsFsgR ksssSS ksssS III
esEa--:s e.-.,.s9 sss.:li a
WILMINCTOg AND
ZaNEsVILLE RAIL ROAD,

open TO LANCAsTER.-Two daily Train, (sun-
Ntday exceptcd;)
Trains leave Cincinnati ct AN. and 90 p Mar
irving at Lancaster at 40 =. NJ. and 9 rs 2. NJ.
Trains leave Lancaster ut 30 \. NJ. and 10 10 A. n:
arriving ut Cincinnati at IL 20 A III. and 40 p. NJ
Trags will stop for Passengers Us follow: 1T Amarda
Holland W ashington Raiilesnake Sabina Cross Road
Wilmington, Sligo, Carksvll and Morrow.
The downward trains connect at Morrow with tthg
trains on the Little Miama Road for Columbus.
Lines Of stages will run between Lancaster and Io-
gan, Nelsonvilis. Athens, Pomeroy, Somerset and
Zanesyile, connecting with the morniug train from
and evening train To Cincinnati.
For and tickets, apply Ticket OF
fee ,cornner Of Broadway and Front sireets and At tie
Little Miami Depot, to the Station Agents the line
i. w. WOODWARD.
Enginee and Superintendent.
IT PThe Company viii not DC responsible for bag
gage exceeding e5Di value, unless the same be 70
lurned the Agent, and freight paid al
the rate oa passage for every S5O0iB value above that
amount. March e, 1855.
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BOOKS g. STATIONERY.

TAVlNG purchased the entire stock OF the BoS- /
y ton Book Store, We have already made large ad !
dtohs thereto intend TO increase the stock Of boih
Books d Stationery. aud keep constantly hand the
largest aud best zBOfimebi B the county which
will bs sold (fOr cash DBly) cheaper tian t- |
b1Ggfi At any Book store IL Lancaster TciBity.-
And shAtEe say istrde.
To our Old Friends aud Customers ard 20 the eit- !
zens Of Lancaster. Fairfield and adjoining towns and
C0nBtles, respectfully invite to call and examine
for ia sHssiyes JEFFRfES, WOOD & Co.
Agents for The the Adams Express Co., Main ST.,
LELeL1tsT, Ohio. Ps5. g, le55-42. !
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rae OLD SLOW and EASY FoUNDRl
ms..I.. cI.,ls. isrIrA. ! 81,

MessTe. Ctafkot WriEht 4 Nosg
TTAvE taken for huhi5aF Of sCafa. the RoHndtg
u osned By JOAN Arrey, fsg., sllsateFFps cslsuA
they are determined 70 be hsia With "A sash aft
eles IA thslr line, a. the toGAtry requires.
Coal, WOOD, COOKING AgD PARLoOR STOVES,
- Miit .Cesslns Nrthir. CASTINGS zal
y SsS,.lN =. PbOiG CHS, o. vusiobs raistrrs, war.
sf1a1Et,GE ranted Superior 9rteiu, ssstlos villa
all Biinor articles in ths F0asdFs llhe,
GLARKEiS COrRsislk aud straw Cutter,
AB articles supsror N all o.h,rs of lhs knd In The
eouBi aud ois 10 which invte tho suti ill stem
tod u lie Farmer 1Als mGeaihe sar crititg shock
corn Tor bgh fsaLg iatlcnirg sioi X m save fraia
10 " 80 per "eni. Com Fodder. when eut is early %
qae equal 70 ley for fsif either Ctile or hotsca,
making AZ acfe OF - cl saved cora fcacr worth two
sefes OF ihs best Ff0wb hay IN Ohio They are ccu-
lated for either hand or hGrss FeGer We GFs Elas
preparing 10 furnish 70 ort5r
hcCoTniIe..'s Reaper aud CEASE Cutter GEd
EaaTC'a wheat fsrili.
Farmers give Us call. EYsrybpay give "a a call,
atd buy oar goods aid NaIcI, poEgA uhd ssrss,
and y. will Try In tam is boy yenF tafi sour wheat
your Hour, your Wet; yBur nay, your 0eiy Your rIg
bank notes Grgt y may -siss 10 sDa rs o. a. "a
pots or other Worc. We Therefore lave The Llshesy
hope. Without dosEf iuE AnI Joke, hat YOU Ui yiye
lbsral share Df Patronage 20 whoars dgtsrai sa 10
do bush es- The I3Ost Glerul t-rdns.
February 10, is5I. Cha M, WEIGHT q CO.
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NEgy FIgs AND NESy GOODS.
aaAkrIN, GIIsY x 60.

MARTIN. GI5SY * co.
At the Old Stand q IIcinwUud g EaYtir,
FTAVE lust received large ard rI ean. asso-tmsnI
Z 3 OF NEW GODS. .a9Dp prt-iEg q varsity uBsas-
passed, ai which ttey will sell II great barsgirs.
Their stgek consists OIL
cloths, Ca>siu,srns, Cassincts, Jeaa1, Ge.
Vesiings. of.ali the different styles;
Aud for the Ia!ies Ffeuch aIs n3e,, ,Thslbat clotas;
Alpaeas and be LAiUes of a.! kids;
CaieOss tr.irgiEms, F!aEEes, ard every adicls IN
the way Of Dress Goods TO BE- fsand III ths cities;
Shlws, nf every variety Of hue. siz2. and material;
Dfess and bonnet Irimriggs. deaHtifa assortment;
BpnUet<-SiiE, Velvet gTr,l SIrga-sF eb the Lal4Ss
all declare 10 be the most h..goiflfaH.! fasnnable.
IN addition to theif st0c: OF C1h, G.e.. iheyhere,
and will constantly keep hand large ala excellent
stock Of READY MADE CLOTHING, GcI up with
taste and suI't riJT workman snip.
Boot. and Sb0ss Hut. and Ca,s.Ft prices wonderfully
low. QiesEswar. and Giasswdra;
Coffee, sugar, Tea, Tobacco, Spices, &C.,
always on hand.
yrT7The new frIn tender their thanks for the en-
eourayRg maEBor IN which they have been reccivgd.
as well by the public generally by the old pst-os or
the stand, ard beg leave gli fatifE constant
attention to tn sir wants and dstarmlnatoH 10 kceP
IN with ihe times vii, secate conti1tuatoa and en-
largem ut Of their business they will not fail 10 aaiR
that end Country proIgce ts Ell In Scang for goods
Lancaster, Ohio, Januar! 4, lsS5--a5
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BLANK BOOK aASUFACToRY AND
Hook DindeTy, Lancaster. Ohio.

NI---
Orders for Binding eau be len at ihs Gazette Oce.
or at the BiEder Main Street in the former
ly occupied by Col. p. Van Trump, as Law Oflce,
and nsarly opposite DR.. Kreidsr's residence.
Deeember IL, lSS4-52 J. RUSSELL.
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LiNCas-EI, rsc,1ENE rcrxrrsv

* DEY0Ls prepared % s5iF q. ali =. ads ofSI Ia
". .LSGiNEs. upon ShoTi uo..ca uEd ~ CiEci-nlu
aud flits5arg PTiccse
! Alsa, I'll kinds Of Al Gearing, Ha!sling Screws,
Regulating Sersws Jack Errews FglleI's serews sld
I
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REGATTA AS.


UMPIRE CITY REGATTA CLUB-6RAND REGATTA.
~ Wednesday, October Ith at the Red House Pleasure
GIonndsIhree RacesSpiendh Prizes-A che World inyt
ted-Ffteen Boats building for the occasonOhcr cities
be represented-5J 600 persons expected.
FIRST RAcE-FouR DARED BOATS.
-Four Men and Four Oars.
First Prize purse $3.50 Third Prize SO
second Prize, purse. 10 Entrance fee ti0
silk tag, valued at SIS to 20 with the prize.
SECOND RAcr--BoYs-Two PAIRS SOULS
Seventeen feet smooth work boats.
fhA Prize purse go Third Prize ........ ~
second Prife purse...... 10 Entrance fee 81
THIRD RAcE-CnAxroS's-OsE PAN SOULS.
. Nineteen feet Whitehall working boats.
First Prize, Gold Medal and purse OF 500, $50
second Prize, purse. SO Fourth prize 10
Third Frize, purse, 10 Entrance fee $40
A Champions Silver Medal valued At so, w with hs
hrst prize, IL won by member OF the Club.
All boats whether in the city from distance, must be
entered together with their the the
and the makers and the fec paid before
10Th Of October at George Warners Market Hotel No ~
Cahafine slip.
TIE REGATTA OF THE sEAsoN-si00 IN PRIZES -
$40 TO the winning boat 80 to the second and 80 he
third regatta VIII take place from tho Red House dock
foot Of lO6h street. Monday October at O'Clock r. NJ
Entrance 70 open for all boats feet and under; all
% entered by II o'clock on The day OF ths race.
GIBSON TURNER
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rysE ARTS.

IyAsIFHN wAH,~srsr PUBrfsuEn sgw SHEET,
IL emitted Laiss, ssps snf YeHs u ~ K~asF war HshAs
tool grinfs BlAsE. BAhs sEA AMI s~aa sh1xn -
~ he sl1ei 1rces x.iAsaT
Srrs Rsdsn 6sDses roru.0a A.. rite nap - h, +.
lfxsss Pre- - oeris n s~si po>kes FORM 6@s4As III
eesd sat- ~ ban p any part q Ne country oss
A n yocgLYy % rasoa mos.
CgBsFToFUis chfkEA. 0RgAT RgDAN a.alBnN
!" suA kssssr rowsrs ~i reference nayf ~ Bl~es
Babe sDd AnT k<a~-su sf3 patnsAsf as~
&fss stess. rrcs 70 o~rs Also ' n Crenss6t-sbys
ns snc sss<risrs .. 'of se@:oss vth gsfsr' ~ Pc
gnsnss eE~sys wrh vainss~ ussps Pre- e~rs sr~nss
waved a. " Jocy1.rE. Pa0usAsf. e1Igso1 sssst
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THE MILITARY.

A pkINs CORNET AND CLARIONET BAND.-MfLI
N ary and civic companies be furnished with the
popular music by applying ri tho bands Alien
Farran's Crystal Hotel 2s Grand street. between e Bow
cry and Elizabeth street The popular
furnished for brass and string bands by J. Coates conductor
7. q. ADKINS Leader.
A TRENTON, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR TAR
N gets guide flags, 4c.Commltices solicited call
examine our new styles before ordering elsewhere, Political
banners eercd at short notice Carved eagles and every
rely OF targets hand aud furnished order.
HOJER GRAHAM 70 and VI Duane street.
LNoRREsT LIGHT GUARD-THE OFFICERS AND MEN
IL bere Of this command will al The Fort lin House,
krooue street, Sunday Sept 30 nj O'Clock r. NJ BY
ORDER VIM. u. VALENTINE MAJOR Conn
Tnos stsxoss. Adjudant.
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On Saturday Sept 90 by the Rev. NJ. Guion, JEkrsHl
sAxE11, widow Of James, 70 srAsoRs IooDlrr, Esq, o.
Savannah, Georgia.
In brooklyn on Monday, sept. a. at the readence d
the brides uncle by the Rev. Mr. T. Rockwell, AARsA
nut second daughter Of Mr. John Imre, o. Delaware
county, N. Y, TO WILLIAM @. MAcsxsuE, OF Dunain
Bridge, Inyerness- shire, Scotland
On Saturday. hspt ~, At Hudson CITY, y. ~ by Rev.
m. Camp, Mr. wnr.Ax HrrIx 20 Mics BnEs LSuT, both
Of this city,
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II
hcsi My FORT caves Murray Ngrect pier dty, te
Gays ssesb,sd 81 o'cloct r. N, ard Ne. Pot a. 0esk
A.
NfYRcuAST9 LIsE rOR ALBANY-rAnE lGENIs-
w lie AMI sui staHAf steamers NANIAIEAM alt
kNlCEtABOCKhE i~@sc bs pier flyi n ltpiHken
ssah sfat sally Sundays enrgth = Y. ". arriving h.
AlAny II inns % nc cars Net AT Syrh.
NrTw YORK AND ERIE Rku.RosB. ~ARRtS8g
~ gaenta tor o. taie fAif ~ he View Tork Sue trsi
lrAl sol - - he'd Al llrara, bcty1cr = = afi t5
burns ne eesk co1srnsDc;ns Oct 4, 81
yisr ftss g ItarN street o. u silgFing hlars
ruffsfk snd tgitso crpfes Tn A. n.
Mall, tg.IE A. ~
SNtf cypress, - so W
snl gsusAi Ssin a ~ =. ~ mr. fouf days edinv OF
1issas all bs sid ElulFA N1d fnfHfu, Esf nal
snf fpecsi trains a. one bAf " Fsgulas fArs
1--we Aftiries f1f eftira vii 10 Wsn-vyfaf
sBa nom Elirs free u efArge. h " prevent ~ stus =
his privilege freight be pad dehTery - ~ srs
so<k ~ transportation and s I'll - FefIrio
return ~ eu ~ HI parties 81 cAarss prvfacsag grlV~r
rvfeHr~ hat TIER sradtf~ a. sed ssir snf ~
h~rsof has nos been charsrd IsTr sok syHd D.
Ycfef e0snparys ders4 kfrseu fnles from
Jsrsey GU % . beSdrt rey'esn y. iefs.
u. q. wcCAfliM DeaerAl raper1bi~naess
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

NoTICE.-A MEETING OF THE JOURSEYMEN PLATE
IN printers OF New York will be held Monday Oct a
o'clock n the evening Union buildings l63 BOwory
Journeymcn sochsd attend elcton for oarcr
Will take place. A. N. NORRIS, Treasurer, pro ZEN.
o. Cow, Sec pro TEN.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-30

Mnense stock Of paramaas, selling great bargains by
LYONS JONES, H7 Hudson street, between Canal and
Spring streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-30

All Eye Diseases cured by DIR. q. w. Upha mn,
surcessor 10 DR. Rmbrg as Fourth street. near
Office hours from 10 A. NJ W NJ Persons residing in ,ks
country treated 81 lcter References given 1T tho once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-30

ghayvls.-300 Stella 6havvs, Mt % each, 100
breche Cashmere o. Cashmere long shaws
from 5 SO Also Scotch and Bay State long and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-30

Ostrich and Marabout Feathers--Just Re-
seved BY Baltic splendid and mara
bout feathers The attention Of ladies respectfully solicited by
Hrs CARTER, Paris millinery establishment 583 Broadway