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ID. LRPOLD&C co

(No. I03 WILLIAM STREET, near John,)
OFFER FOR sALEahs following Goods of their own i'm.
portatons By The package in lot. suit
TAPESTRY WORSTEDE,
Best manufacture and most extensive assortment
CANVASS
Cotton Linen Silk Worsted Gold and Silver of all width,
and sizes
EMBROIDERY PATTERNS
or all Makers end Numbers.
CHENILLE,
For working and Ornamental Trimming plain and shaded;
Flower Chenille. Sc
SILKS.
Plain and shaded and Chnee Sticks and spools; Twist.
Floss, do.
PRINCES.
Silk Worsted and Gses,.ton. of the latest styles.
oo,n And ., Cling Cords, , il great variety:
Sells, &c
STEEL, GILT, AND SILVER BEADS,
Purse Trimmings Steel and Jet Buttons Hair Tins &c.
OILED SILKS,
Assorted Color.
PERFORATED PAPER.
CORDSAN TASSELS,
Braids Tapes Bindings, Gallons, &c.
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JAMES Lacy,
d r AP E. ND TAIL OR,

ID IL a e a ~ 2 II a u .
REMOVED TO
1874 william street, corner OF Ann, New York,
HAS always hand select assortment Of the mosaihon.
IL able style Of goods be found the Market consisting
CLOTHS-EnEh, French and American, of almost every
color from medium quality to the finest
ASSlMERES-Wool Blacks, Plads, Stripes Figured and
Elsstic, in variety.
vESTINGS-Silks, Satns, Marseilles, Cashmsres, Vel
vets, &c.
Aso white Satin figured and plain, rich light silk veve
&c. for balls and parties with variety Of other goods
to partlcularse suitable for
Genemen paronzing this establishment rely hav
Ing their made order the best possible
and satisfaction to quality, fit, and workmanship
given
The LOWEST CASH Pace will be asked from which
and in order against bad
debs by which would be obliged pay make up
for the nonpayment Of Others CASH DELIVERY will all
be required.
Also hand select Of Ready Made Clothing
Once Coats, Pants Vests Dress and Frock Coats &c. &c.,
reduced prices.
Gentlemen furnishing their goods have them made
and trimmed in the best possible good M warranted
all the price Of the goods returned the follow
rg and Vests $75 81 Dress Goats 81 $40:
Frock Goats 80. $l2; other garments in proportion.
mhl6 lmsec
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NEW YORK HOTEL,

72l Broadway, New York City.
THIS and splendid establishment opened the Of
December last situated in the fashionable quarter
between Wa.hngton and Waverey Places ha. been
elegant for the accommodation of families and
gle gentlemen and pains will be spared render the
PATRONAGE ! viii Be conducted the European and AmsE
ealsa Table Hoe, in private parors la carta
suit their convenience
The location of house, the great number of large and
beautiful parlo the spacious and airy halls, render
desirable residence for those visiting the city either business
or pleasure j. H. BILLINGS, Proprietor.
ma lm&m b. MONNOT, Restaurateur.
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ARCHITECTURE

ARCHITECTURE.
ERED SCHMIDT begs leave to inform his friends and the
public that he has removed his Office from 1872 Broadway
ID all street where persona DESTROYS building are invited 10
examine selection original aud tasteful designs from the
Cottage upwards the Villa Mansion in all the
nsh Plans Drawings Specifications Estimates
for Buildings OF and supernends the erection
hereof mas lm*ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-04

NEAPULTTAN BONNETS.
~ THE UNDERSIGNED, Patentees and Manufactur-
OF the Neapolitan Bonnes respectfully inform the
purchasers.
They that they alter and clean the
pear equal to new
Buyers cautioned against inferior article Of the kind
The Market genuine article, for which received the
silver medal the last fair of American Institute has our
ticket upon it, Applyto THOMAS YYSE 72 Pea street.
or az the mandatory of PATTlSON, NOE 4 CO.,
f8 2taw3m*rc No. rs Delaney street,
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HOBE'S PATEN1

HOBE'S PATENT
EXTEN SION DINING TABLE S,
WITH METALLIC SLIDES long known as the most
actured warranted to easy constantly and not to be
msnt Of choice patterns suited for private paro steam
boats &C., together with general assortment Of Cabinet Fur
nitue always hand the Waerooms No4o Grand
Of Elm. where the public is respectfully invited call
and examine mrI lm&rc
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JACKSON, STACEY IL SMITH.
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERs Of Pen. Pock.
W. eand Table Cutlery, Razor, Scissor Fies saws Tools
and other descriptions of sheffield Good
ja3l amsm No. Is PLATT STREET. Up Stairs
WATCHES !-wATCHES AND JEwELRY.-Tho.,
Chains, Gold Pencils KEYS &c. will find greatly to their
advantage to call on the iubscrber whe selling al
the city Gold Watches low go and each Wstchss
and Jewelry exchanged beught. Ali Watchs. Wsy.
anted keep coed time the money refunded Waschss
and Jewelv repaired in the best manner and warranted
at much less than the usual prices.
q. G. ALLEN, Imporfsr OF Watches snd Jswelry,
m4 lmsm Wholesals and retail. - Wall IT,, up Stain
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TIE CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
VIM. Matthicssen, and M. b. Sanford,

TIE CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
VIM Matthiess.n, and M. b. Sanford,
lat FULTON STREET,
THE PLACE for all those who wish supply their ward
assure her friend. and pubic that they
The and
having band :slse,:5 Cloth: Gs.:
0HSa sy. e.. .: 81. @ ss.:. Il.
rss s Ii will VII. vii as= sl n
ns,, ,n.ms ' WYNN v Nh {. s sAEE5RB
OPENING OF SPRING FASHIONS,
At THE ma G A SIN DE MODE,
M and the public s viii s.sen on
ss 'si s Shsn H as
A III + sfsf a ;ss r I 9. sfs .as /.
Ass variety pure White fancy straw, fine double Dun
FsT. Ribbons and Flowers Of the choicest .ty, and
sENT I,I,5I Ss, LEFT ORE WAKpRoBE.
Fsms. ssres; Of s Il. 81
or .ss ::s o...u. d. CITY Or es,.vus
+.
''''' . ''''' ''''''"'' V ''''.I Ey!NsrYN.
limo through the Post oes. otherwise, win receive
FhENOf1 AhI1flOlhL fLOW EMS, &C.
HENRY KAHN, 70 Liberty street, stairs have just
IL ceved and ofer for sale complete assortment Of
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
bunches, sprgs and single Materials FOR do do and all
kinds OF
WATER COLORS,
for flower manufacturer which is liquid pink
color Of very superior aqP.As ca a1P 8 invoice Of
for Ladies and Children of very rich embroidery; Hair Pins
Of Styles and lot Of splendid Engravngs plain and
colored mill 2msrr
CECOND HAND CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
cast I'll Clothing and good second hand Faisure Persons
wishing dispose Of the will do well call the sub
scrb address line through the Post Once which will be
punctuay attended to. d. LEVY,
49h Chatham street, N. Y.
B-Consantly on hand, seasonabe assortment Of
t.emen's Clothing, cheap for cash. m2s imsrc
OrrIoE OF THE NoRwicH& WoRcEsrER r.. X. Cog
rJ,HE STOCKHOLDERS Of the Norwich y Worcester
Railroad Company are notified TO attend SPECIAL Meeting
nesdsy the 9th day Of April next at take into c9ns
deraton the acceptance Of an act Of the q
road Company 70 subscribe to the Capital Stock Of the Wor
questions connected with the interests Of the Company.
Bv Order j. w. STOWELL, Clerk.
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PORTER,
ALE AND CIDER.
JOHN J. STAFF'S
BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT,
MO- 2ANN STREET, next door to the American Museum,
IN returns his thanks his friends and public
generally for the very liberal share Of patronage already
and hopes by strict attention to business inertia contnu
ance. . ..
FIRST QUALITY
Philadelphia Porter Newark Cider,
Croton Ale, London Brown Stout
and Scotch Alei
Orders for shipping attended with despatch mhnec
CUGAR-33 hhds. prime New Orleans, landing from ship
~ Archelaus, from New Orleans for sale by
mas f. X COLLINS co. Sc South st.
Also the Furniture Of family removed for conysniencc Of
saesuperb French Mirror fine pano forte dressing bureaus
sofas, chairs, &c.
0ROCERlEs-At ilN O'Clock, the balance stock Of gro
COMPRISING gensg,i sortment oil articles IN the line
choices wines t..s, sNrs, spiccs, tobacco, SC &c
Also, bv order .shal sofas SO chairs, looking
glaAses, counting mouse desks. &c.
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H. f. WILLARD,
UCTION GENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION

~ N, VMcn , TO. I,S Massnu stTes hTst Hoor IVY Yo!k
II. and Merchandise, Of all kinds personally attended
the residences Of reinqushng housekeeping
business Cash Advances made Furniture and Merchan
disc description consigned for sale Sales settled in all
and traders always have accommodation advances
goods for private sale. m2 1m<ec
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-02

v aud the suse, rckndls isa and renew our strength.
needless now T. speculate upon the Of
cent defeat The limo thss spent may be pro6tsby
employed "Nevsr give up the ship :. stands aoug the
h'' principles of the Wing party and IL is source oi
proud Satisfaction in looking back upon The history Of tina,
parry win which has been pride and pleasure to CO..
operate 'nee 10 fsruauonthss though abe hes wsged
eheekered war d victory and dess, for twelve years. In
the darkest hour Of her uas when bs.., bv oppo.ou
from whhou, and BY tsaehey from Within she never ye,
has bowed the Knee to power relaxed her efforts for the
accomplishment Of the great principles which lie 81, the
foundation Of the Government and identified with the
interest," the honor and the permanent prosperity Of the
country.
we mean TO do justice ourselves and this cause
Is time we and doing The ds,rc, large and
will require much time be For that purpose
propose that va meet in convention early day.
on suitable candidate represent tho coming con-
test Let each county appoint delegates whose information
will enable them accurately reflect opinions and
wishes OF the Wings OF their respective countess and unite
on some one who will command tho undivided support
the Wings OF the whole district. would suggest Furm-
vile us the place, aud Tuesday, the 18th Of February
toe'ng the day after Prince Edward cour Us tho time for
holding such convention Though We Of this county
will ncqaesce in any arrangement time or place,
which may best suit tho convenience OF other parts Of the
district. PRINCE EDWARD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-02
FROM TEXAS.

nv the ARRIVAL Of the packet Capt Wright We
have received files OF Galveston and papers the sI
Nearly arrived at Galyet
within few days.
The Gar OF tile sIst THE interruption in the nayira
ton between this city and Houston,
len without late intelligence Government The
mail due week only hand yesterday success
had no, arrived when
We believe have before eon ofM Greer
president well as the Speaker of the
Hou'e, decided freud NJ the administration"
The contain President Jones' Inaugural Adde'S IL is
br- and TO The purpose AMI neat deon His
VIII be thu maintenance OF public reduction OF the
T1s' of the Government ia; aboshn-n OF paper
so'erpnent TanT incidental pro:ec
the establishment OF Schools III. attain
SPEEDY peace announcement of imm.
ston friendly and just relations frontier
the introduction Of The r, nenay system
Internal Improvements C
Galveston paper The question b. laid before
the people ;Thas tangible and authentic shape whether
;een their from
coupled with the condition Iition 10 the U.u.d
fue rsiriaph that The steamer p,y
hard aud Red She is heavily laden
upwards OF 90 and Among them Capt, Elliott the Brit
ISL MiEsieE
Business between Houston Galveston /. very brink Two
cities.
fbeorze A"n Esq has been appointed Attorney General OF
Teas Stephen ifoye IL be 'f.vaie Secretary thu Pr ..nt
The Indians about Basron have been IA several
acts OF depreciation, such as horse stealing. &c. &c
Major iiays has dsbanded company veteran and .,
gable His To d-ffay their
se' nee this event the MeIean- n-ghba,ood II San
Anonia have become pIdent insulting b.,.,o
fore The people that neghbohooi loudly upon Congress
for protection.
Niles Reser aPptsr 10 BE- valuable paper ably conducted
IN ~ E,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-02

found Il rlnning In Ike u,anasf, ovss the wet dem IN
walking siocg the top 1 the lower dam. as went the
several OF the cribs having apparently been washed on,
time vi high aoods.
Considerable disss.facton h.pg existed both in the
west aud Ia the east in consequence the Interruptions to
the navigation BY the leakage Of all the across the
river during the extraordinary droaght which prevail
cd during the last summer may not be aiss that should
quote irom the New York pa.aphlet which for differ.
en object reference has already been made in another
part OF the report the NEST conclusive prootha
ne" peculiar md that precisely similar
no uncquen occurrences the line OF the Justly cee
oracd Ec canal In communication addressed to the
committee canals la the month of March last lat page
ID ot the eportJ VI the engineers Of that for the
purpose OF urging upon the the very great ex.
prdency Of an immediate appropriation by the legislature
Tor the prompt completion oi part of the and enlarged
hni OF canal in order that 1t might be substituted for
portion OF the old limo the mouth o the Schohae creek
gives the following information: "By the present ca.
nal the Sehohare creek is crossed by Of DAM The
boats have 10 through this dam and during extreme
high detained abuye and below by the closing Of
tue guard gates These guard gates closed such
'nos Tor TIE OF preventing the into
the canal in such quantities overflow banks and
endaneer the navs Further dctenons also cau
cd by eA"eme low water Ia consequence of the lcaky
eonditun OF e present dam there sufficient
IN the pond during the dry to float heav
loaded boats, aud often serious dsteniions
cd In consequence Tho remark applies TO the Au
cs creek dl three miles above. Boin of these dams
dispensed with by the new line. The annual detention at
these Two dams amounts To about Elk days This causes
very serious interruption IL navigation and the
loss TO ioEwadcrs during single is probably ncsy
suhcen to pay the whole cos, Of bringing into the
NJ line"
Permit, here ask the question: before resume the
thread OF the report ii the six dams across James ri.
YER and the few be found upon the Lac the Erie canal
built rs no doubt they were by the able and faithful
engineers III the time, and regarded their day
pieces OF workmanship aud SKILL II this very small num-
Der II the have found TO be The
sources OF SO much trouble aud interruption what
sioppsgcs what delays and wha; vexatos losses aud
appointments might expect continuous chain
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HOUSE or DELEGATES.

WEDNESDAY, January LIST, lsl5.
The following enyros-ed bills taken up and read
counties Of Harrison, Tyler Richie and Lewis Paced
>. Authorizing loan TO the Valley Turnpike Company,
and giving the States guarantee for the payment Of
three. tfths thereof.
Mr. STREET moved to lay the bill on the table.
Mr. DrsIsoS aud Mr.. CARSON opposed this notion
which wus supported by Mr. LAsiER, who called for the
ayes and poes-which ordered.
Mr. BLUE, and MIR FuLroN Of W., both expressed them
selves kindly disposed the bl-but. the House was
thin. they advsedits patrons permit lie on the6
The motion To lay on the table was agreed to-A 10
noes H. "''
Bills the second and INST reading were takt $40 md
considered. pup "N
Mr.. JACKSON called up the following resolutions some
days since submitted by Mr.. Stephenson.
Mr. SfepAsasons Resoiutions for extending the Tim, al
oU'dt to Claimants the State Of V1ginia for Zero
lufioaary Land Bounty present. the ssme for ad;.,t
mont.
l. Resolved by the general assembly Of Virginia Tint
the time allowed to claimants the state Of yirginn for
revolutionary land bounty to the for adjust
ment. by joint resolution adopted February T. 1912 be OK
tended from the st OF March eighteen hundred and fory
five, fixed in that resolution the first Of March eiph
hundred and forty-scven
g Resolved That tho register Of the land ofce of Viz,
gna hereby instructed 10 publish this resolution in such
newspapers this state have the general
for the information OF claimants.
Mr. JACKSON and Mr.. WrTcu.R opposed the atopton of
the resolutions
Mr.. Srov.LL. Mr.. BRoApDus of Culpcper, Mr. TAYLOR
Of N. B.. and MIR. CooKE, supported them;
When the resolutions agreed to.N
On motion of Mr.. FuLroN ofW.,
Resolved. Tha, The Committee Of Courts enquire into
the cIpedency OF amending the 18th section Of the Act in
relation to ordinances and houses of private
provide definite punishment for offences un
enumerated in said section.
PETITIONS.
BY Mr. Hamilton, Of citizens of Preston county that
there may be change in the boundaries OF said county
By M Stephenson Of John Amber and others for an sct
TO incorporate the Preston Navigation COM
pany BY Mr.. Flood, the Preamble and Resolutions adopt
cd at meeting held at Buckingham c. H.. by portion of
the Lawyers residing in the counties Of Buckingham Am
hersi. Albemarle Cumberland, Prince Edward Charlotte
and Powhatan relative TO certain proposed changes in the
Judicial system. BY Mr.. Hamilton Of citizens of Bran.
donvie Preston Co. against any change OF boundary of
said county. BY MIR. Banks of citizens of Madison for
separate elections John Hoimans Mill and nj Soncy
Hill in said county and, aso the petition Of the officers Of
SD Regiment, proposing certain changes in the Militia
SYSTEM BY MIR. Campbell. of czeps OF Bedford for Pre-
cinct Election in Bedford BY Mr. Newton OF citizens Of
Taylor.
IN motion Of Mr.. PAYNE,
The House adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-02

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81, 1874.
The two Houses OF Congress today adjourned until
Thursday. tomorrow being New Years Day.
The Senate passed time in Executive session 10.
day, but no important business transacted. Executive
appointments only acted upoa and these few aud
important.
Mr. Walsh confirmed Consul TO Paris.
The Supreme Court engaged upon Ohio Land
case lo.day in which observe Thomas Ewing acng
one Of the counsel The IL The United States vs. j.
Taylor, Jf for goods seized in 1893 disposed Of last
nighi,-Mr. Cruenden, q Ky. making very able and
eloquent argument for the plaintiff.
ALEXANDER EVERETT delivered very interesting address
last evening before OF the SOciecs Of the city The
subject was the French Revolution The address was the
second Of course JonN QUiNcY Apias hsving delivered
the first
The White House will be thrown open morrow, and
Mr. TYLER will receive his last Official visits. The day
promises TO be pleasant one.
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IMPORTANT MEMORIAL.

memorial u the Legislature of Vrginia Is in the pro-
cess OF obtaining signatures which proposes ondow the
Borough vi NuriclS with Cay privIl. ges and f., make
radical change IN our municipal govc!umen-a change gen
ery admitted 10 be for the beer Judging from the long
t OF names nii at them qualified vcicTs) the me mortal
Although We have antiquarian attachment 10 old thiuvs
We must confess that she'll part with or antquated H.
tie Of thorough" (Or "hc old Borough" as 4, more ire
qneniy and aiiect"nuicy tornsd) without n sigh The
town la. never prOspered under IT, long lapse of los
years Its port tor series Of years prior IS ~ was
crowed with shipping, which bore the products of Vrgina
70 All parts OF e globe; but the faculty Of looking he,e
md then been impsTto To tie landed proprietors Of the
Town The municipal authorities dreamed Of nothing be-
yond the petty affairs Of the corporation o which they were
CoeHeu from Necessity 10 take cOgnZance; the same
may Toe said Of '= Legislature Of Virginia on larger scale
Every thing went On ProspeIOusy by te every body
seemed 10 take ~ for granted that it must So cpnnue Nh
ney hnwel into and out OF the pockets Of those VIII,
were benefited most by this great conmcrcil fs,eriiv
wal not ono Oi them bestowed thought upon the future
aud the reverse, which in 1905 in consequence n
TIE DEGREES aud orders Of France aud England found our
good Borough" totally unprepir,d for the shock Thee
was no resource To TAIL upon The only public improve.
men; thui promised 10 sustain commerce. the Dismal
S"omP Canal rad been meraby neglected. and was some
syon years of from complson 80 that he the nrodc,.
tine Virginia n.efs, the VI nppn, Pemuuky the Kappa.
h1nnoca aad the Potomac leaving town for the
younger but more eniorprang port Of Baltimore We were
not prepared 10 receive that OF North Carolina through It's
ms convenient cbannt, the canal oar commerce con.
unncd t. decline, aud with al Advantages Of locati n
We couiI nafcy h"id cur own IN population We have
perceived; however within tic last few years evd, nt
symptoms Of revival. owing to some salnary reforms
wrought M our municipal aIar and under the aus pieces
oi city government. look Tor new infusion of enter
psc and vgpr into body polite which will soon begin
TO iell tale Of progressive prosperity.
The following orc the heads Of the memorials
J. u limits the Court the exercise of sueh powor. as
are strictly ulcsofn and Judicial and tie appointment If
such .ihcefs only a. strictly pertain the Court
2 Vest entire and exclusive legislation In the Counei
and The appointment Of all officers those 10 be ODD i'm
the by the Court. The Council TO be- divided into tao
branches: select Council Of II and Common Council
u ~.
. The Court to be appointed present. and to serve
three yrarp
T. The Sergeant to be elected every three years. by the
qualified vpt"rs ~ IRE Borough.
D. Ai'or the 9Th Of Jnne next the style of tue Corpora.
ton 10 be altered to that Of the CRY ~ NoHFoLE
Norfolk Herald.
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EQUAL RIGHTS.
To The Voters Of The consJt.,oaal District composed

To III, Voters Of the Congressional District composed Of
the Counties Of buckingham, CunBerland Prince Ed
uard, Charlotte, Lunenburg, Campbell and Flppanna:
The Wing Party has been defeated in not elecing The
great Statesman of the West This event makes IL neces
sary for us TO pick our fints and Try sgsin.
Our Spring elections fast approaching and il is
necessary that we too must 20 for availability by ing
TO our strong have several such in our District
and by uniting votes, and putting shoulders TO the
wheel, and pulling all together, can rede en-
old District.
As gentleman, whom think well qualified and can
bring up strong vote. propose you the our
counyman, WYATT CARDwEII, ESQ.,, than whom more
correct strong headed gentleman aud Wing does not exist.
Mr. Cardwel has been before n part Of the counties Of
this District for another flee. aud though running under
circumstances very unfayousbe, and in District that has
been entirely under Democratic CONTROL obtained Wing
msIortcs, where they had been obtained before
Mr. Cardwe served several sessions in the Legislature
from his native cOuniy-of Char oe, entirely the sasac.
uon OF hoso who elected him. We offer him TO YOU and
vefy believe him To he the strongest IN the District
aud sincerely believe lie eau be elected
We 60 for availability aud will ehccrfuly aid in the
election Of any coed and true man:-We therefor propose
that We meet together and confer who is the
man, and HAT each county the district send delegates
meet IN the Of Fsrmvilc the first Monday in Fc.
bruary next.
We hereby cordially invite tho county Of Nottoway TO
unite with us IN the meeting farnyie, ~ we wish 10
select candidate for Senatorial District Of that time
aud for that place take the liberty Of suggesting the
name Of Col SAN'L ID. BUREE, of the county Of Prince
Edward Several Votsrs Of Charlotte.