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New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-23

S6d6 suslls Of Nagsilan.-Ths new clrps,. eop,
- cred snd coppcsfssIsned schooner oCLLs W
THE WEST, will positively ssil Oct % lew nofe
passengers can DO furnished with good
~ 50 eseh This vessel bet By the sane builders
.nS ster lns sane model ~ Tho fsssng schoscer Sea
Wi,ch mar ,ssd In February performing the pssssge n
Ii ssys This 10 believed be quickest passage sy-,
made By any sailing ersn fof rsfn,f psfne n:1'
ozs Ada. or 90 board, foot OF Besknsna
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II1EHAyftSSqe ~ yf1Se..SE ASP laS sArEEtnDs.SSsi; EEtnD.Si;

ekEs0RlVER RAILROADe.
On and sfsr Wednesday, Oct "A, The usans VI" Ns''
A. folio unul further uoues go
Leave Gg6sns Depot Leave
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EDITION OPJACK SHEPPARD, with - illustrations.
flfgr IS cents new and eudi edition of his higny
exciting WORK by Wm II Ainsw0rth. Wi. be ready on
Tuesday morning, Oct - send Ia your orders early, 10
JOHN R MEAD Publisher. So Peari - 90 10
DEWITT DAVENPORT Tribune Buildings
90 STE
MERCHANTS visiting NewYork should consul
tiihe suslgers Giide, fJr l8ui 10 be found A. lhs
ff,..f.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

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Architect. found IN p-liodic-s oi recent dates
l. tasrf-f f--i-f a. .rrlr-n.s
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S-ni on your orders 10
o. DEWITT A DAVENPORT. Tribune Buildings
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AsToR-PLAoE OPERA HOUSE.

AsToR-PLACE OPERA HOUSE.
A CARD-slG c LETTl, former leader Of the Italian
n Opers ha. the honor Inform his friends and Tho pub
c 10 general, that the following eminent artists, VIZ
Slgnonns Tedesco. sigLoh Arnold, Tsfsnen and No
vs with al the chOr.es and orchestra Of the Italian
Opera have andly volunteered 10 give him comp plmsn
sry benefit before his departure Tor Europe which will
.k- piace Al the Asto place Opes house, on WEUNbS
DAY Oct ~ which occasion Will bs performed Vfdf'
grand Opera -
Elyrs.....s sigma. Tedesco d Carlos. Sig TsfsDe
Ernsni. ..........sg Arnold sva...........sg Noyei
Afmission-Parqletie aud Boxes Al Ampn thessr
- cents Doors opso all. Performance commences At
GRAND CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC
AT The HAMMOND-sT CONGkEGAItoSAL
~ CHURCH, oa WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct "a
There will be- Grand Concert Of sacred Music CONSISTING
o ChorUses Solos Ouafees ard otter conesftsd p1ess
under the direction Of Mr slGlshOND LAsAh The
selections bs presented will comprise some OF ne n0s'
pleasing and graceful compositions Of Handel hendes-
.ohn, Cheboi Rghin Rossni schu bert and other mas
efs and will be- executed by large and efectus chorus
coosiuog many Of tho beet known Amateur Singers oi
he city TIE solo will be sustained BY Miss julia
Northsll Miss Drrs.ler ard several eminent lady
t-ur-. and Mesus George y Root, Robert Andrews, h
T. Lincoln and TOWner Root
Acmisslon So cent? Tickets to be hsd al Newman 4
CO.. book store sJ Broadway stthe Drug store, corner
o. ard Hsmmo1ds.. snd 81 tho door
Concert 70 commence u
ho1r and place Oh 3us'
THE GREAT FAIR Of The American Insiita- vi U
clos on TIN .sDAY, .3h nat; Iodsy Al r. D. D.
on tho liver west % The GArcen Gen James rsmadgs
Prs.aent OF he Institute will maze the closing address
90 Thursday evening "A o'cocx- There will be 30
play OF Fire Works ihs evening a. 10 O'Clock, BY Nj
Edge
pROOKLYN INsTITUTE-TUEsDA EVEN
Dino Oct - shasspsariAn Rsadinys-MERCHAS1
OF VENICE, BY Mr.. Z. PlERPOST DE LEsDEsnlLA
FANCY FAIR.
I,REE PICTURE GALLERY and Museum OF mo Iins
4 Arts and Literature, No Bowery thrown open nes
10 all with full band Of music and brilliantly lighted nj
N o'clock with visw culrysie tssis for tho hns
-. -, tLe ,sr.tng cl..se. oil susua'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-23

,,ruffr <orrcF sUPEEAE corKr-il ID. ns-sf q ne
.-s- rfts- Ns4of. As----1 40 crD--.iy o. - 81
- ~ -..s- s 1fs-s 1i 30 LsF--t1 srs11s r-1 -
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- s.,- of tss sP~cs Ten q 10 so
- 80 CtF hs - Cir q S-~ loft o. -
- s.fur-sy ScT-.s 81 -s - - "a. O. $500
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BOOK TRADE.


TFE MOST MAGNIFICENT NOPE
t'sER o. ISEED lS Tais Oh ANY OTHER
IL col NIRl. -fos 60 lrce b-al5 s. 9er vcI
%. ~ Sl- st ~ -sris pr No
Tre I1l No Vol i r. hl. "a ish- ork o uoS rasey
nlss ri. tie Whole Pete 81 tEo v.lrm-s s'i We ~
echo Ire opir e- rr-ss "a rec commend n h
-e-araI aEle-fnr
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r1ARIHE JOURNAL

PORT OF EEw.YosK. OCTOBER =
sisiATrss sLvsSsc..-.rHis DAY
IA. itsss...s n s-,s 1s fst 1eos s'I''---4o
HIGH wArEE....Oct .
sarg Hon 0-. AGO. ls.1f i-s A. 20 Hs'- q 80
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-23
l. O CARRlN0roN, ADcton-s,,
DY JACOB -. PLATr.-rOYs AND FANCY

DGOODs SALE Large sale ofToys, ke.-JACOb n
PLATT will sell THIS DAY At IL o'clock al ihe sncuon-
ROOM x3 Patst without reserve, by the case w css-s
assorted toys being tho soch on hand VI the importation
OF the lse firm Of shuz BdoD, and consisting ofoy-ry
variety tho containing from 800 10 600 pieces each
via drums ffes, flutes, vioins, guns, swords pistols
towns villages. cities. ships. steamboats,, dolis, mhfy
blrds annss kc Aso, quantity VI toys In lots 10 suI
purchasers Zach will have an inventory ofth- con
tents attached thereto Also. with which the SAFE VII
commence general assortment OF fancy goods, rubber
hooks and eyes cor BE- suspendsfs buuon
aud nods hns French hsr brushes shaving cases AMI
brushes 6ne Hemngs noodles
Doc lot and penh skors $50 cards pocket cutlery
dressing comhs knives and fofks bread bshc.s bnanns
and German silver table and tsaspoons tof.oss combs
cig cases. looking glasses, esses malhemsucs insun
msnts lead pencils, swords, bach gsmm"n boards &c
10 which the attention Of purchasers 10 directed Oh ~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-23
. rhe ana Kourteenlh ln .he EI.Id.-

feeir vi The Assembly Convention of The llih Assrr
hv ID strict Fourteenth WsrdJ held II the crytiAi tne
Nhig headquarters Of the Fourteenth Ward Mr. ScHENek
was appointed Chairman. and Mr Gfo l. TAYLOR sec'Y
Upon goiog iniO nomination fOr candidate 10 repre-
sent the District IN Assembly, Mr. Wn GRrcoSF "ss
unanimously nominated.
Aer which the Convention al ourned with three cheers
for lhe candidate. WM X. sCHEsCK, Chairman.
Gro. l. TAYIOR. Secretary o<5 IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-23

Members who wish 10 avail Themselves OF the privilege
OF instruction IN any Of the ABOVE cl.sses requested to
subscribe Immediately. The Cass-BoOk will he found al
lha Desk of the Library EDWARD 7. TOURNIER.
OILS 2wiseod Chairman Class Com l1e
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-23

'sfO TEApHRR-.-rhe Pnncip-. of youas gen
i.emeu. boarding s1d d-y school of his city, wishing
10 esve the count s. would dispose oi ia esahisme1l
on -rms % pe-son competent TO axe charge
o. 80. lhe price ofc-ssou not exceed * silN Locaol
-eotor-be snd The furniture ~ the mouse worth he
amount required Address 90 d Office ot MS paper
with real nsme stating where a. sefse" can be mad
~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-23
lsE-FALL
D. l. j. DEVLIN
" ho.esa.e aud Retail Dealers IN

Wholesale aud Retail Dealers In
CLOTHING.
UAyE THE PLEASURE Of announcing to ihe'f friends
: '-' II FALL IL. AND WINTER CLOTHING
FOR si0s ready for inspecuon, sn1 hey re-pecuuy 10
large throughout tbs United States 10 The same and TIE
facts herein set forth.
greatly to extend their premises and they have added Tour
age floors their concern go that each department hsi
Firsi aoor. retail Or city department
Second floor, castoln sud cloth department
Third and fourth hoof-, whoiessle elohing
They assert without hesitation, mat her siock OF fa
ard Winter clothing cloths csssimeres vesnngs kc Il
very .rgesi Of the kind and mos sfed BON n sye'
and prices that has been offered or sale IN any one
ANY OTHER CITY IN THE WORLD!
AND TIE PRICES LOWER
10 evidence Of this shey call attention 10 NE following
is They purchase al the ehespesmstets in The world
"a They Import their foreign ciohs, cs'smere'i &C al
ID Thsy purshase their domestic goods direct from the
manufacturers or their agents -
uss complete and extensive Of any Of inc knd N ne
United States II is presided over By ne uo1 sso onI
tors and gives employment 10 near 2ooo hands =,
5h They are determined sci g. tae very lowest grade
Of profls.
~ AND WILL SELL FOR CASH ONLY.
In tie wholesal- rooms VI be foana 9,sr
5000 Dres. snd Frock.. DO DO
sf.0 sacks And frockstI-s do
900 PokAs DO 90
5000 Business Coals do DO
1000 ClOeks 90 90
1000 Pants DO 90
10000 Ness do 40 ..
N he reta rooms will be found ne choices eiecno1
OF garments ever dsplaye1 10 his ely VII De con
.ta1tv supplied win fr-sh clothing VI me
NEWEST AND FINEST DESCRIPTION,
=. well =. priced garments Or every kra s1cn as D-
sness Goals sacks frOcsctes OFrcOal- &C &c yll a.
recherche in style. ara Of The besl Vs--r- , 49,.
The custom, OF order WORK department is 'of-o lf
every description Of cloths csssieies Veslls o.-fcoat
ms &c 4c A the ne~ssl Styles u iorr.sh gools wrrs
selected with great and care IN Europe ~ oac o os
rrn The STOCK Of fancy cAssnefes F-snss And Goa.
u. really unrysi~d thi- = s1H..se ~ -o.s y ~
Oldest poft-rs This department. - attended ~ - no.
tasteful cutters and every garment lls1 aVos uv' IT, ~
only well. bul elegantly, may - iel-c.-o
IL ordered TOrz We can faithfully o1ri
SAVING or FULL =. PEh CENI-
To s.ucr-ssfu b1sinsss al ner 10" poh-s 10 ever;
tsrsrtman-v holesse retail snt custom n-y nlsI SCI
A. Ieset h. 4 A Lion and mai for ca-n D..
respectfuIly L ! DENLlN y ard - Jon7-sN
.a-0 .I1wisTgks2nD cotusf " .Ness1-- M
ttrA-UI>GTON fIARhET-IO ARCHITECTS
w N-PEr. ard elevations are invited ior ue~ r.fEe
nm ih .e of he present Washington Market One hln-
sr.s srd sy doAfs premium, beside E. expenses in-
- 81, b- p.lt TOR tn0se s1Oc.ec Tor t1e building
p.,. srd uca Ion. on he suolect under sea- az
s--ss1 To ne Mafk-i Committee" 10 ce se1t 20 ne %
s-,t C.erK Of NE bOArd 0f Assistant A.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-23
GENERAL NOTICES.

rT- Mercantile Library AssOciation.-Rev.
HENEY GILES Will deliver, al the rooms OF the AIsSca-
ton Clinton Hall commencing Nov. IS. course Of i've
Lectures on the Agencies IN Social Culture as Illus
ualed by The following subjects
Nov. 49,. Books
II l9... Conversation.
III 2b....Music.
" Dec. 3....LOve Of The Beautiful
v I0....ldeas OF Msnness
Tickets admitting a lsdy aud gentleman 10 the course
Al 81 single person 10 The course, 81 10 single lee
ure 3 cents Charge to Members Of the Association
half price -, III. ,,, .
al ihe buos stores Of r Fgtusn $50 Broadway Thos
} Crowen, 500 Broadway, and D Appleton, 20 brosd
way hfNhi A oAhLcit
olS 2yisTAF Chairman Lecture Com.
~ Mercantile Library Arsocfation.-Classe 9
-Arfsng have been made 20 form the following
Glasses the coming season, under ihe tuiuon OF eminent
Professors
Frepch-J Junior and senor..........C. PARMENTiER
GermAn-Junior and Senior.........H ERrHEfLER.
Soani,h ........................JUAN BARcELO.
Italian .......................sECCHf Di CAsAIl.
Penman,hip ip.........................AH II WHEELER.
Bcok. .keepipg g......................THo THOMAS JONES
Commercial Arithmetic ............Jo oHS w THOMPsoN
Vocal Music WILLIAM d. CONES,
klOcuuOn n.s.s...s.........s...s.ss
: enogfHphy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS N y C4prtrnct
Mercantile Correspondence ......N
Drawing e............................B IA Coz.
Autonomy
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J. W Brown Aactioissr
NEW AND sECvND-nASn fURNnTUhE

l\HoUsE fURNIsHiN0 GOODS, &C TUESDAY.
Oct 20 at iei O'CLOCK, ct lOz Broadway VIII DO sola
chsirs mating bureaus and sundry ohsr articles also
large Of superior now cabinet ~ urmmfs composing
compsts assortment OF psror chamber and other nouss
hold arnire together with ch Plsted ware, n.n
glassware china and olher bouss furnishing goods
| o2l
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-23

40 FXHM ~
"a will ssiI a. auction on THURSDAY, Novsmbst
- 4th fsness sooner disposed of 81 private sae) :. -
O'CLOCK al tho Msrchsnts Exchange In mis- City, Tam
situated At Huntington L consisiog u lls sefss sbos'
- Of which ere wood-osb hickory and ebespu. W
suitable growth for cutngths bslsncs grssof sod VIZ
snd In foo stats Of cultivation Tho situation feu'~
being shout bali mile from the village where nsrs
several churches schools kc and whence tiers sfs
daily communications with this city by ssres "rns Ss ~
also a sts sm boa running from this city 10 hansng.n
boz and sswiss tho sssmbost Croton wn,en pnos
Persons wishing to purchsss ere lnyited 20 ~ a
oren,es and further description 10 eonsiasren
sou.s wheh s plain tstory farm hous- ntee'so On
high lad commanding yisw Of cosnse,,,as sy1a
r,, S. 80 will be sold on reasorabs terms sn1
ss,m .n,s msds accommodating Tho stoes and a.so.s
viii sso bs sold A fair yAasnon' 700 o~ns yns
wili show tbs same application and fof fnfhsf ie'o
m nsuso and Tor tsrms 81 private sale, apply 10
@ALIEss As ssnss shush' or Ezsea,os, FrouIs,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-23

4 =. rtHOOI Af.ENtN, IIH hassautI I-flhs
I Of subscription 20 Institutions sn tearners - io
loss Academies and High Schools > io 81 10 4dsanc
,r each Department All other Schools and miles - 10
- Secured by transferable cheek ON the Agency peya-
bic IN service Aspiration should be made early iposl
o23 2ti. L H. WILCOX, Proprietor
TEACHER WarTFD.-An elderly gentleman,
! compete % insIuct fwO young misses ln r. glsn
ali Ffench houls Ttq1ued from ul u O'Clock Appy
III Easi h-s- 90 81,
4sTANTED-A lsfy 90 give lessons IN Drawing aud
~ French. Address Principal Of Female lnsuiuf-, oN
lo-d Chester Connty. Penn.l lyanla ol' Fu-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-23
~ Grand Division :. OF t. New-York.

officers aud rubers ~ he q d. viii meet IN The oih
OF Columbian Hall rs Grsnd-st this Tuesday, eveu4-
O'Clock for The purpose Of usua,ng Lebanon piSus
ion No. 49, W. H. pihshAN, q W r
ruoS Tn.fRtEy q : oS n
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-23

EREE PICTURE GALLERY and Museum Of tho Fin
l. Ars and Literature, No Bowery, thrown open re
10 all with fll band Of music and brilliantly lighted a.
N o'clock with v.s~ to cultivate tssts Tor the M
aria among the xorsing c.ssses- OF ousaA-
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A c TurrLE. Aucuoneer.
~ UsvI nns \ nnn Ann MAHOGANY FlRNt

A c IlITLt. AuclO0eef.
DICU ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FURNi
IL ruRE being the balance o. the :.o.s of Nt Wilusm
Frost Iearrs rom SS'ics g IVrIl5' ss ws.
opposite the N-wYork Hotel the entire balance e stcea
Of Mr.. wm Fros, retiring nom business me ~hoe cs
opportunity fof purc6s.sr. The stock OF
wood .rd mshos.ny srmoirs sofas. e.s s'e,s:' eess.
tables also few articles OF imported farniure Gaia
logues on ihe morrlns OF sale rermse. o1o ssNrs
HENRY J. HOGARr, Aecioneer.
AUCTION NOTICk. k.-fURNlrURE, PLusHfs
AANp UPHOLSTERY ARrlcL Is, on e,,di, Of tea,
months --CHESrERMAN a HoCAkr viii sell THIS
MORNING at n O'Clock. al their suc.ios room. - Will
IS pieces OF be.s f.ore mohsir furniture pls.he'
plain and hgured. In scarlet maroon, elae and vert an
,sas and rlch drspses Also case hsured
moha coach lsc-s with sesminss and hastings to match
| Catalogues and samples are now ready % "
I>rRNITuRE. TAPESTRY AND BRUSSELS CAR.
L PETS. PIANO FoRrEs and Rich Housefarpishios
articles. KEMP will sell At auction to morrow
| WEDNESDAY, at 10 O'clock, at l2 2wslst slSge .so,I
ment Of rosewood and mshogsny csonet furniture fu
sse oI psroI, d,nps ,oo' spo.Sns apo s',ss s'ess
mantle sirandoes Ae For psrcusrs see sact"n
column. Catalogues on morning ofssle o-5 IL
wM w SHIRLEY, Aucticneer
CuRNITuRE' sTOvK-. Xr.-wEDNEsDAY.
L Oct ~ alto O'clock at II Nss'sns. lot OF second
hand .a,nor. eSosn. sns ;Sss now ~
cor1plee iron chests chamber couches, center, pier
.od side table,. oil p.ntng. hanging lsmp. 10. patent
nss loo bundles hoop irou crow oms ana Ssous V,n"'
goods sll sold to pay sdvsnces for cash oS IL
WM Il FRANKLIN Aucuon-sr
HUTCH RILBOUs FLOWER ROOTS ~ ms
Deass-WM II FRANKLIN, SON co viii eel a.
sacon on TUESDAY Oci. %, al 10 O'Clock, al srosd 81
superior hyseinths and cases escorted 'oos fo~
Vnnd-rschootG L sons Nursery. Holland. o.2 ATS
ROBERT HAYDOCK, Aucioueer.
AUCTION NNOriCE.-OLAssMARE- -CORLirs
iAHAYDocK co will sell on THURSDAY, 10
O'clock st their suction room - Wiism st 500 pscs
ages Amsc glassware OF the manufacture OF the Boston
Sandwich and New England GLASS Cot, Catalogues .od
| samples will be ready on morning Of sale o2t sus'
THOMAS BELL, Aucuopeer.
AUCTION NOTICk.-LAR0E SALE Or DRY
| ASOODs by y n III OLDFlELD, THIS DAY, al tbs
| new salesroom, 10 Norib-wilamst near Chatham. al
i consisting ofsessoosbls dress good. clothing hosiery
cloths cxssmeres nsrnoes shirts and drawers wooen
and fancy goods. Sc tc Also cutlery, 80 hsl'e,s and
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-23
~ Michigan Southern Railroad

~ MICHIGAN southern nlirohu DOS
$40 Bonds of ihe Michigan southern Railroad, oa
cent interest For sale by JACOB LITTLE co
o.Q Su,- II Waist.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-23

ITAnILN -CHOOL.-Thls school consists % ghi
children only ssten he family oi lsdY resid z
n ne country tusfd snd Instruct she ceYoe. lef
time entire 90 her pupils spsrng 10 psn- 20 80 Ance
mem 10 leif sudie. aud watching over tnrf h-an Hna
morals VIII he soHcm1e 0f parent The location =
very retired and h-zhy There sIe Afse vacancies Fof
iamf reiefencef &c inquire 81 NesiI weuly -
. .rfH.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-23

~ Ward Cholera Physicfnr-.- AZ aiJouineu
messing viii b. held A. The Eighth Nsrt siaiionhouse
corner Of Prince and Wooster Oct 3, sttP Puncsgal
stenaauce requested business OF great importance
will be brcugh tup. BY order,
oy9Ais AUGUSTUS X GARDNER, D s-cy.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-23

- rJoaS GRAY sset ssout IS years form.rly from
Belfast Ireland About years since be "ss a. Wofk
IN BoslOr FOR Hessrs Thurson Torres printers sac-
witch rcihioE Las been heard from him It's Asei Aoe
widowed mother i nOS 81 Wells River And . very
de-. roa. 10 -srn ais VnereabOuL Any informAlon r
sectnc him VIII Be gaankfully received Address W VI
: HOLT. Wells River, VI o. -LDAiiN
IMPORTATION WANTED Of ELLEN HAN
1 NAGHAN or ELLEN WOLF. who cane 20 inls co4n
,S IA VezTs A. with her orosher william from RahcaL
her fs.er Bhcke. al = North Nai-rsi Phia-
I- lnhla Is very anxiols 81 heaf no1 Der ~ ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-23

4 UCTIOS NOTICE.-LAR0E SALE Or DRY
AGOODs by n II OLDFlELD. THIS DAY, Al tbs
new sslesroom, 10 Nor,bwillisms,. near Chatham, a.
A consisting ofsessoosbs dress good. clothing hosiery
and fancy goods Sc Gc Also. cutlery $50 hslters and
a variety OF things numerous 10 pafuc9afss Fufni
uirs sale tomorrow. Advances made consi gnnenis
Regular sales Tuesday, Wednesdays, Fddsys and Sat
uriays Storage to lot o2B IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-06
MISCELLANEOUS

PROUD TROPHY OF rHE WAR OF 1872.
We have been allowed 10 lake The following
gratifying extract from an unofficial lel'er a'-
dressed by the Hon. Jonn Y. Mason 10 Charles
James Faulkner. Esq OF the House OF Delegates
"The small boat gun (trass three poander) s.
sallaurly cap.ufei from the BRUSH, al CianeS
Island. by Virginia militia, will, agreeably 10
YOUR REQUEST, be sent TO he CAPITOL Of your STATE,
by order of The President, SO soon as II can os
identified"
We learn from a gentleman from Portsmouth
shat the gun is now being mounted on a hand
some carriage, AMI viii BE here before many
days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-06
RAITIMlnr MARKET.

The very inc!emeas weather, Tor the last I'VE
days, has prevented, 10 a great extent, any 'rans-
Actions in Flour. We have heard OF no sales
since THURSDAY. To-day buyers are offering 81
IS, rather freely; bai hoiiers refuse 10 take iess
,hsn "A si4 up 10 The hour OF closing this report.
Nolh,ne dolns il City Mills. Il is held nomi-
nally al SIS.
Sales prime yellow Corn al so a 81 GEMS,
and some extra heavy brought So cents. Sales
white a, a. a Is cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-06
THE TWO BRIDES.


uY n. u. bTODDAnE'
saw two maids a, The kirk,
And both were lair AMI sweet;
One was in her bridal robe,
One in her windins-sheei.
The choristers sang The hymn,
The sacred rites were read,
And one for life TO Lite,
And one TO Death was wed.
They went 10 their bridal beds,
In loneliness and bloom;
One in a merry castle,
One in a solemn tomb.
One to the world Of sleep,
Locked in the arms Of Love;
And one in The arms OF Death,
Passed TO the Heavens above.
One on the morrow woke,
In a world OF sin and pain
Blu, the other was happier lar,
And never aWoke aeainl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-06
The wa.b;no,on Wniy ii THURSDAY saws

The Presidents levce, iast evening, was The
mosl brilliant that was ever, perhaps, held 10 m
Executive Mansion. No, less 'han hive thou
sand people were present. The dip'ay ol beauty
and ricn apparel would have reflected honor upon
a reception evening" al Buckingham palace.
The Presitent elect was no. present.
Among the distinguished v'silers on ne occa-
sion. we noticed Col. Bliss and LADY, aud Coionel
TeHera,n Davis.