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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-09
RICHMOND MARKETS. MARCH )

TOBACCO Inspections small and demar!
good. We gnore Lues s. IS 10 3 IS a SO, cor.
mon Leaf ) SO 10 S4 50; good 4 IS TO S. 3
fire Sc TO 7 so and IS rs.
FLOUR-S5 per Dbl.
WHEAT-iI0 a lis cents.
CORN-43 a As C. per bushel.
OATS-33 cents per bushel.
CORN MEALS cents.
WHlSKEY-2G cents Tor Rcctified.
BACON-CitY cured hog round s SIC; ham
l0c.; old Western side. ST a 6 CTS marked firm
SUGAR-New Orleans, Al a 7c.; Porto Ri
co, al a 6tc; 81 Croix, ii a tic; double refuet
(loai, crushed and powdered,) l0c.
LIVE STOCK-BsEr: scale weight 81 10
3 IS gross; Hoes: none in market; SHEEP: 5;
a S4-as IN quality.
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THE INAUG URAr.

Farther reflection has bu, confirmed the view
OF this State paper, which We communicated in a
telesraphic dispatch IRON Washington on Mon.
day night. With the exception Of a comm;,ta,
to the Military and Naval Schools, and 10 the
Improvement OF rivers and barbors, "a most
sweeping power, and laid down in The broaees,
language, withou, condition or limil,) the address
10 made up OF vague and unsatisfactory seneraji.
ies. The Wing turns afithmetician, counts the
words in The various lnaugurals, and shows thai
General Taylor's Inaugural contains abou, 1900
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To rup uoreps oE IONS

Fellow-citizeDs: II is known TO you all thai,
the Wings have brought out as their candidate,
to be voted for at the ensuing election, Elisha
Melton, Esq. Mr.. Melton is known 10 be one
OF the most popular and influential Wings in the
county, and unless the Democrats unite upon
some talented and popular man, our defeat is
inevitable. ! have recently travelled through
every part Of our county, and have had free
conversations with the voters upon the subject,
and am decidedly of the opinion, since Mr..
Pendleton declines running, that we will be
more likely 10 unite orr party BY bringing out
as a candidate our popular and talented fe low
citizen, William Quarles Thomson, Esq.
A DEMOCRATIC VoTER.
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TRANSPORTATION LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE md PHILADELPHIA
e -. 6 The Steamers POCAHONTAS,
laE-s-C Captain Pa IRISH, and he COLUN.
BUS, Captain HolIinsshead, will both be on he
line again next week.
The Pocahontas will leave Baltimore ever
Saturday afternoon al 4 O'clock. Returning, he
will leave this place every Tuesday afternoon a,
4 O'Clock.
The Columbus will leave Baltimore ever
Wednesday afternoon At 4 o'clock. Returning,
she will leave this place every Salu'day aler
nom al 4 O'clock.
Goods Tor Philadelphia will b. ~receinlei m
through. HENRY LUDLAM & co.
March 9-23w2W
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AN engine Of the Company by that name.
Far the EnQui, er

TU INC enquirer.
1t appears 10 De supposed that every applica-
ton made Al Tue present session 10 the Lesisla-
tufe will be successful, and hence it is presumed
The application br charters Tor Steam BoatCom-
panies 10 ply between Richmond and New
York, Petersburg and Baltimore, &c., will also
be successful. Ia regard TO one OF these objects
The petition published in the Enquirer states:
"Your petilioiers, in Conclusion, will add,
that they ask nc aid from the Slate-ior no *
elusive prIyileges-but believe, with The aid SIM
ply Of a charter. that The means can be raised
IN our own SAX 10 carry out their object, The
magnitude Vi which is such as 10 place II be.
yond the power Of individuals, however enter
pricing, to accomplish" Now, no difficulty has
been found in making up the capital Tor steam
boat lines belueen;New York and Charleston,
Baltimore and Charleston, and Baltimore and
New York, (he cases cited in The pelitlon) and
even Tor The extensive lines between New York
and Europe, anc New York and San Francisco,
pithoul the AID o a ehartsr, and none would be
found in making up that OF a line between New
YORK and Richmond or Petersburg and
Baltimore, except that the enterprises are
uapromising and the aid OF q charter is, 10
each case, invoked TO enable parties 10 EN-
bark in these schemes, obviously Injurious
10 large existin. interests, acittont mourning
iRdtrtdudt TesptDa0tify. In auuillon, Tue pre-
sent Steamboat lines between this City and
Norfolk arc run without the aid of charters, and
il is hoped that the Legislature will not deem il
ad visabIc TO give acts Of incorporation, III
which q subscription Of $50, 900 only is required
to put the Company in operation; and The maxi
mum capital 10 be provided in each case is but
two hundred thousand dollars.
The petitioners state that they want no eTctu-
size privileges. But is it not an exclusive priri-
iege 10 be exempted from individual responsible
lily, and 70 compete on these terms with indi
viduals engaged in steamboats, and sailing yes.
sells, whose whole individual property is liable
for their engagemcntsi And should this be done
10 enable parties the better TO inhict an injury
on The commercial and navigating interest Of
our towns, and q duet trarei from lines d
rail, Dad, IN tDsieh The State is largely int. rested
a SUBSCRIBER.
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MORE TX Feb 9th rom

sAai = - ~ ~ IN. y
GentleMeu: | had the honor 10 receiya :,
morning, your letter informing me that he D..
mocrai'c District Convention, held ir-Snit6..
on The 22i inst, nominated me as ne Dem, ~,
j. candidate 10 represent he frs, Coperessor.
District in The 3lsl Congress OF he Un,s.
States.
| entertain a grateful sense of The cop63pr,.
reposed in me by the Convention. The ordir,
~ duties and responsibilities which deyoly, \,
on a representative 10 Congress are yariou. ar,
important, and would be sufficient 10 inspire n.
with a sincere distrust OF my ability adequate,
TO discharge them. How much, hen, mus, ii.
cares and an1ielles OF this distinguished pos,ic1
be increased by those measures Of fearful I'M.
port, threatening the peace aud safety OF i.
South. which, there is bu, loo much reason !
apprehend, will be urgea upon The next Cong,e,
with a Zeal that ianalicism has never yeldispla,.
ed.
In accepting the nomination offered 10 me I,
the Convention, | can only promise Thai, IN ID.
event oil my election by The people 81 the d..
tTici, il shall, al all times, he my effort to deser;.
their confidence, by a constant ~exertion TO dele..
their rights aDc promote their interests; an! /,
a faithful advocacy OF those great principles /.
the Democratic Parry, 10 which | have eve.
been devoted, and under whose influence Ga,
country has attained lis present prosperity a.:
greatness.
remain, gentlemen, with great respect,
Your most obed't ssrvil,
JOHN S. MILLSON.
To Messrs. q. B. Cooke, George Blow, J.
Henry Robinson, S. Wheeler, VIM. | Coax.
and l.. Cherry.
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rbe swords voied By Congress to Major Gene

The swords voled By Congress to Major Gene
rails Butler, Twiggs, Quitman, Worth, Henderson,
and the heirs OF the late Gen. Hamer, have Just
been finished, and forwarded from The celebrated
mandatory OF Ames, of Springfield. They are
really magnificent; cost $4,000.
On Friday, General Towson, in the presence
Of a numerous assemblage OF officers, received
from The President of The United States The sword
intended for Gen. Worth, Gas desired by that off.
Ger, be being now stationed 10 New Meyico.)-
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~ GENERAL BaYLY.-We are request
ed 10 announce tn at General Bayly will address
the people of Northumberland on Monday, The
18th of March; the people of Lancaster on the
18th; of York on the 10Th; of Elizabeth City
on the 22t; of Accomac on the Goth; and of
Gloucester on the Cd Of April. His further
appointments will hereafter be announced.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-09
LAST NIGHT

On Wednesday night Madame Bishop had at
the Theatre a crowded and a brilliant audience,
whom she delighted with her fine voice. Burke,
100, was in the best comic mood. Tonight
Madame Bishop appears again in some beauti-
full songs.
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CORRESPONDENTS
NORFOLK. Feb ~ !,

pohfoLk, req. II leis
DEAR SIR-The undersigned, a Commiu.s.
pointed Tor The purpose, have he honor 10 H.,
you thai the Democratic District Conyenn,aa
acid in Smilhfeld, on Inc I'D inst, nom;,.|
you as the Democratic candidate to represe~. .
i,st Congressional District in the 3lst Cons
of he United States. In making this comm.
cation, we deem il proper 10 say, that on The T.,
ballot, you received a decided majority Of i. ~
mocralic votes OF the Dis,rict there renre,sa'
when il was Immediately made unanimous.s..
ny delegate declaring his intention 10 susan s.
nomination. Relying upon your accep,sn@s * Y
lh,s nomination, and The active Cooperate, ). J
the Democratic party, we cannotdoubt a sucrs,.
iul resul,. The undersigned beg leave 10 assa4'
you Of their high regard. Respect ally,
q. b COOKE,
GEO. BLOW, JR.
HENRY ROBINSON
S WHEELER,
WV |. COOKE,
LCHERRY.
To GEN. JcHN :. MlLLsos, Norfolk.
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SIXTY-FOUR OF US.
For THE ENauIREI

TO THE VOTERS OF Louisa COUNTY.
As il 10 understood that a Convention will be
held in this county Tor The purpose OF selecting a
Democratic candidate 10 represent US in he next
General Assembly of Virginia, we decidedly pre-
Ter JAMES L GORDON, Esq whom we earnestly
recommend to The Convention.
MANY VOTERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-09
For the ENQUIRE
s,,spes op Hanover March 6 Is4e.

SLlSHES OF HANOVER, WaTch b, I64J.
N. A. THOMPSON. Esq:
Dear SIR: The Democratic party has made no
move in The county, and We hear OF none in
tended; and it is time Tor action. The election
is to Come of next month, and a large portion OF
your fellow-citizens are DESTROYS that you should
lie the candidate to represent them in the next
House of Delegates OF Virginia. We earnestly
hope you will not refuse 10 comply with our re-
qucsl. Yours. &c.
SIXTY-FOUR OF US.
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THE LADIES' FAIR

At Boster's Hall, for the benefit Of Rev.
Mr.. Hogc's beautiful Church, will remain open
some days yet. They offer many objects of ele-
gance and value to the gallant and liberal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-09

The Washington correspondent OF the 'Enqui-
rer" says that Hudson, the ultra abolitionist,
has been appointed 10 The Home Department.
The gentleman, thus designated, lost his election
20 Congress from Massachusetts on account Of
his opposition 10 ultra aboliiioni sn -Repu6lican
AL we have 10 say in reply, is that las, week
Mr.. Hudson made a Jealous speech in the House,
10 prove tia, be was as s,ur1y and ULTRA" ami.
slavery as his successful competitor. We pre-
any BODY else.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-09

II MECKLENBURG COUNTY.-Then
will be a meeting OF The people OF MtckIenbui
al their March Coutt Tor The purpose OF respvl.
ing 10 The resolutions recently adopted by ne L.
%sislaluEe OF Virginia, in relation 10 the SLAYER,
question MECkLENBuRG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-09

~ Mr.. Tribe has been detained, by indis-
position, from his seat in the Senate for the last
several days, which accounts for the absence Oh
his vote on the Internal Improvement bi!is'
which have recently passed that body.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-09
EX-PRESlDENT q L

And party reached Petersburg on Tuesday at
ternocn al 3 P. M, and was escorted 10 Jarratl's
Hotel, where a large number OF citizens of bo'h
parties had assembled 10 receive him. "From
The portico OF The Hotel" says The Petersburg
Republican, he was addressed by Rob-. K. Col
lier, Esq, in behalf OF the Democracy OF Pc
t%ersbuIs, who in a few eloquent and beautiful re-
marks, rendered him a cordial welcome TO our
town. MIR. Polk replied very appropriately but
briefly, as he was suffering from great fatigue
and boarseness. Mr.. Walkers reply was very
happy and very eloquent, abiding 10 some of The
prominent measures Of The late Administration,
and 10 the humble labors, Gas he modeslly term
ed them, J which he had performed in aiding The
President, and concluded with a handsome COM
%plinent 10 The patriotism and energy OF our cili-
zens.
"Fhe reception over, the distinguished visitors,
with a number OF our democratic friends, pro-
ceeted TO The dining room where Mr.. Jarratt had
prepared a very sump,uous entertainment &c
which special attention was paid. Immediate
~ after dinner, reluctant farewells were inter
changed, and Mr.. Polk and suite took their de-
parrure.
During the briet period they were with us,
many OF our ciliZsns had the pleasure Of sha-
king cordially by The hand, a President and Sec
re,ory OF Ire Treasury, whose labors in behalf
oi lne prosperity and glory OF their country
have never been surpassed, and which may prob
ably challenge ,hs rivalry Of all future admin
istrations."
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e AMEIIA--The voters Of Amelia

II AMELIA.-The voters OF Amelia are
requested To meet on The fourth Thursday in
March, that being court day, To nominate a can
ditate 10 represent US in The next Assembly Of
Virginia. A full meeting, from all paris OF The
county, is desirable. A DEMOCRAT.
The Examiner will please copy.
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nv NE
RAITIM1RE AMI PILL

BALTIMORE N PHILADELPHIA.
THE Canal being open again between lhct
i Two places, Coos shipped BY The Steamei
Pocahon'as and Columbus Tor Philadelphia vi.
be receipted Tor in he usual way.
March 9-3t HENRY LUDLAM & co.
SUPERIOR HAVANA SEGARS.
USr received a lot Of superior Segs.
y among which may be found some veIy 81
perior brands. VIZ: Silva, La Cabana, La Pdni
importation ni ls47, La For,umas PaDetelds, q
le41, Lord Byron, La Esperanze MaduTo, q
lS47, La Emulation Regaiias. Of lsi7 Fl
sale by PEYT0N JOHNSTON,
March lis Main Stree.
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Photographed for The Baltimore Sun:l

WAsHlNoToN. March 7-6 P. NJ.
Confirmation OF the Cabinet-Mr. Collamer and
Free soil, &c,
The foil Cabinet nominated BY Gen. Taylor,
was to-day confirmed by The Senate. No objec-
lion was taken either TO Mr.. Meredith or Mr..
Ewing, but on MIR. Collamer's nomination a dis.
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ks OFFICE,
Daniel III. London

4 lFFERS Tor sale a new and tasty assortmeI.
" OF SPRING GOODS, which are now al.
rivlng, and III be opened and ready Tor sale IN
4 few days, 10 which he invites the attention q
all buyers who may visit The marker.
March 9-d&c
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SUPERIOR HAVANA SEGAR.
Il n Il 4 K II.

MANAGER, Mr.. JOHN SEXTON.
Last nigh, Of The engagement OF The %celebEatt
Prima Donna Madame ANNA BISHOP, viz
will appear in entirely new Songs and chaiac'
ieIs.
Mr.. C. BURKE in two f~avorire charaeitr
FRIDAY, March 9h.-The periorm@.Gr vii.
with The laughabIe piece Of
Buried Alive.
Benjamin Bowbell, Mr.. c. Burke.
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ar Mr.. SEDDON.-We ale requested TO
announce that James A. Seldom, Esq, will ad-
dress the people Of Louisa on Monday next
their Court day. MIR. Bolts friends, we hear,
expect him 10 be there also.
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T UCK'S OFFICE, C,rner Of Main and -.

March .
7 UCK'S OFFICE, Conner Of Main and I2h
IL streets.
For This S 900, 1000, 1000, 1000.
&c. &c Nos, Is dra N. Tickets 81.
Also, $4,000. 1000. $50, 600, &c. IS Nos,
l3 drawn. Tickets 81.
For sale by LUCK.
Drawn Nos. Of Susquehanna. No. IA. March i
SO 65 66 81 SO II Al II SO As Is 60 80 y.
Whole ticket II IS ST, 5000 suli and paid by
March 3 LUCK.
FORTUNES HOME, CHALK'S OFFICE,
i No. &, Main Street.
Drawn Nos. Maryland Consolidated, Ia:
g Is Is 26 6 IA Is 90 81 | 80 63 Ga.
This day-a tne chance lor a prize-May.
land CONSOLIDATED, 42-G6 Nos. Is drawu-S.U ~.
900, 1000, 1000, 1000, &c. Tickets S4.
Also, F. f. Sem 1915 Nos. Is drawn
$4,000, 1000, ISL, 600, &c. Tickels 50.
Luck is running this way. Cali al Chalss
three doors above The Old Marker. March9
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CALIFORNIA RUBBER COATS. CAPS
~ AND LEGGINS -SlLAS MERCHANT
has this day received a new supply Of Rubber
Coais, Caps aud Legsins. All who are ia wan,
will please call al No. ia Main street.
March y
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

I c%ussion arose on free soil, which was continued
| prely late. lie was however, confirmed WV"
out a division. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-09

The others will be sent, as early as p~rac,ic,s'
by private conveyance, 10 their respective own
National Intsuip..1A41s
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10 De IOllOWtu Dy a scene from DonHiLrH'
LIBERATED Opera Of
Linda of ChamOuni.
1;,d, lin Court dress Madame Anna Bishop.
h''ua' OF 100
Recilative--"Too long I've tariIed."
Cavatini-"O light q all my Joys alone" :
Reci,atiye-"Three months have now gene By
| Fayorite Baliad-'Ont The Banks Of Inc Guaos'
culver"
sEary Blanc,
a fayorite native Ballad, sung by Madame Anna
Risbop. in a Concert dress, and wearing iH
,piend,d Jewels presented 10 her by various
crowned neads oil Europe.
Alter which, The last act Of Bellini's
La S~OInnambula,
Consisting OF The Grand Soma nbulist scenei
and The brilliant RONDO FINALE
Armind, Madame Anna B'noP'
To be followed By the one act piece o.
Tom NOddy's Secret.
Iotnen Mr. C Burke.
Gabrielle. Mis-. Hosafd'
To conclude with a grand scene OF the ff''-
Revolution, entitled
The BarrIcades. ...p
introducing The celebrated air, La nn%l
SEILAISE, in which Madame Anna B'sh-p.ls
appear in The costume of an Officer OF the fie'N
National Guard. ,,.,.
p The Tree list, except The acting 5'
will be excluded. .,c
II PRlcEs oP ADMIssroN:-B Boxes, f2,srs
PHI, IS cents; Galleries, so and Is cen's;
Gallery Tor viii persons, Ut cents sr
Private Boxes may be Obtained, and seS necs.
cured daily from 10 10 2, and from . 70 ,orou.
Il Doors open al halt-past = oclocs M,rs9
mence al II o'clock, precisely.
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n LEGISLATURES.

On Wednesday, adopted the House res'Iu''On
TO adjourn this session on tie 18Th inst. les'e',
day a motion 10 reconsider the Virginia ana
Tennessee. Railroad bill was lost in the Senate.
IL to II. The bill j. now a law.
Tie House yesterday again defeated The Gov
ineton and Ohio Rail Road bill.
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jOf1N ..
To Messrs. q. b. Cooke, George Blow, J.,
Henry Robinson, S. Wheeler, WIN. | Cook
and |. Cherry.
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Hurled Alive.
min RnuhelI Mr
Linda of ChamOunI.

To be followed by a scene from Donnizeta' &C.
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A fayorite native Ballad, sung by Madame Anna
Bishop. in a Concert dress, and wearing DC
spiendia Jewels presented 10 her by various
crowned neads oil Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-12
GROCERIES.

Cpusrus nAkERs AND HOTEL kEErERS. ARE
rmcd that J. o. fOv Ter Is daily re0eiYihs roin he
steam refined shito ana yellow ousafs OF All
H. xa,,ous knds which lac Is offering reduced prc for
easl-Auarts Crushed by the one ten; or ty barrels ~
1915 GERMAN do. "a cents; Lisht Yellow b also
o,s Teas, low prices SorcS ~ and Us ureen-
,.i,h str,"t ~ Nosey aud oHl Uraad sereet
csITTlD MfAlS.-TAkING OUT OF SMOKE-uOUSE
- a. ), noug ~ lcri,r quality sugar cured Hams aid
Loic,rs Jowis and Seo salmon and aacEero 20 whoa
attention of ueatrS. Also lsAdins aud In
prime pork beet ad butor .nd ohese Tor sal. At
tie JLAEk, i,h ~, 10 slsss street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


LETTER ERS tA GnshHhs DEPARTMENT,
BnASseM POST X. s or. :s %S By
stations viz:
=. $, Bower, dras:S AS nr9adway. :; Howard
Henry D. feter, grocer 5t0 broadway. c. Prince.
fS Sssss ssssIs
Hssy t ksss a. SSs.avsy as As.s, rae.
Q. ". Clapp, sl0 lsroadway O. 18th
ssss,s% ssSS: = 49, ,'a st.
Frederick Lee haT ~ s!s pOSsry Stanton
Henry Hs1fs ssS 81 nsysry
Albert js s grocer. q Nassau ;ssus'
National Hotel. cortlandt ,s street 4
sTag: 6 N.rIo1;s College Place
Comrereia Exchange 6 CGr Ian w and Greenwich
fs ss'ss House. ss :. AS.Hy and wsss: ".''
sss RsE S",s ssgs q ssd Ns.
Rushten's Merchants Exchange, Wall street.
Ssss T. Vail .s ssy Front
oRS csT Co. Sss R %a Maiden Lane
SSsss r1s po,.
W. n G MINER fsI Co.. Sia est g s SoiS
BEN Gould, s.asiSns Ss, hss Nassau
K Sss ss' ss s!s G.isSy!'i .sss
W.B; Rsssr I Go, drugs 6 Hudson. :; Leonard
Sl,s SE shoss &c Franklin
ssSasiss d soss - vsr;s
Gu sJntyre Lsrdx va sa Hudson Spring
iss:; ss.ss
" 7. Eisins. Sard%aTs. ass Hudson, 4 & Morton.
CIV Sieo%ssia pia@Ssr III Charles hudson
1aS. I 3 E hnihh avenue. fifth street.
sSSs Siass y 81 s,S .ss.s 10th
H PSsss drugs 3 az, street.
John Hinton. drugs, 1874 sth Az. 9. 10Th street
t tsS s;sssa Y5sSs 18Th ''A
sSIs. s s
Ritter s. ,s.s S 90 e. =, =, g s s,s st.
-. Al ss:::s aTss: = 7! n st.
sss.is i; IS a d; Sh
R.I Sse S1%ss srn vs. % Houston st. Essex
ot k;yi e;IsSsi
Pss h assss sio sSSns''n
5: !: Randolph. coal ~ E Broadway @ GOuverneur.
L. Seser s5Ds kss.
A. G. fianford, hardware. 25S Cherry. c. Rutgers
r. Lewis, grocer, 24l South, C. Pike.
C. H. Cook grocer, 432 Water, c. Market.
N Bunce, grocer, 202 South, C. Catharine.
j. Scott grocer, 1888 South, c. James Slip.
On Routes tho Stations will DO visited four times
day at M IL H., and and 6P.M; Route and at II
AM and and NJ Two deliveries Of city letters will be
made daily mt An. and PM and mail letters will be
promptly taken to the Post Office in time for the several
appointed for the cent to be
prepaid each letter Stamps for City Postage
only the several stations the Letter Carriers win
dow in the Post Office and by tho carriers.
Circulars left the Letter Carriers window in the Post
Office or at any of the Branch Post Offices delivered
cent prepaid ~ kOBEkTS,