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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-10

On the 9th ballot. Mr. Winthrop lost the vote
Of Mr.. Sprague, of Michigan, and gained that of
Shepherd, OF N. c. Cobb lost Orr and Went
worth, and gained Brown, of Miss. SpIague and
Wentworth voted for Wilmot; Hubbard, of Ala,
and Orr, OF s. c., for Col Richardson, of H.
On the 9th, Cobb lost Bingham; on the It'll, he
lost Burt. Holmes, Orr and Wentworth, voted
for Richardson. On the Sth Cobb lost Waldo.
On the 9th, he reeaned Wentworth, and lost him
Oh he 10Th.
Nlcssrs. King, Gentry, Aston, Wings, and Ju-
Ian, Free Soiler were still absent at the last
dates.
The we'll informed correspondent Of The Balr-
more Sun says, III reference to Tuesdays pro-
ceedings:
The factions in the House Of Representatives
warmly and zeaousy enea Iei again this morning in clog
gne the wheels of government; that is 10 say they are
at the present writing. taking second ballot for Speaker
On the first ball the voe reported pretty much as
yeserday-DaFid Nilmt having gained TWO Mr.
Wentworth, OF illinois, very respectable party man.
changed front this morning, and voted for w tnot Each
faction party disposed to hold lis own Nth IN
yielding tenacity. and may cveniuat". as we have
hect fore surmised in the non-eecon of either promi
nenl candidate.
The system is entirely broken up. forever in
the House. There Ties and interests which ston
ger han hose Of parry. The Southern Wings who ad
here to Mr.. Gentry and The Drmocras who refuse to
vote for Mr. Cobb act upon The principle that The slavery
question is paramount 10 any party consideration.
''Narlons propositions for compromise have been
talked Over to-day out Of Them appear TO be general
ly acceptable, if practicable.
'lhe friends of Mr. Cobb are To hold consultation
Tonight. presume they Will determine 10 stand by
him. If, say they the S5nlhem Wings sincere in
their declaration that the slavery question is paramount in
Importance Ia all ohtr' hen they mast vote for Mr..
Cobb. VIII is certainly very safe On that gronnd.'
(f'hs consultation, it appears, only resulted in Mr..
Cobs losing instead of gaining His strength de-
cned "Wednesday to 50, ii votes less than he first rec.
eiyed)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-10

BY air. fh,sa.tT railroad iIuin s"chbnig 10 ksch
m'ld.
By NJ P.rf,v r. enlargement Of the capital VI
the Luiss Railfad Company to txeaj lh-'t rad fun
Charlottesville "a I4ynchhuru
On niollon Of NJ. Catiu aliaurned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-10

% BAGS RIO, I.NGrtaA AND JAVA COFFEE. in
- y story, aud os sale. by LACY ! TNREE,
~ -'-ts Ga the Basin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-10
LETTER FROM GEN. CASS.

The following bitter ir1m Cen { IS vas written IN
eply n me from his pol teal ffepds in this Civ. tn
drnng hun public dinner. The sentiments which tex
presses are such mast receive The cordial assznI
# al men who love tier country better Than party
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-10
r o II Z 7 G. N
BY THE STEAMER CANADA.

Ihr steamer Canada, Capt Harrison. arrived at her
wharf nj New York. nj O'Clock Saturday morning.
'v her received London papers 10 the evening OF The
10Th Of November aud Liverpool To the l7th both nclu-
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-06
ID 3 l,ll o G RA II q
The New Year.


THE freshness Of another year is about us, and
we still continue the most favored nation Oh the
face Of the globe. We have, therefore, much
cause for gatulaion-uuch reason tot thankful.
ness to the Supreme Ruler Of the Unlyerse--lhc
arbller OF the destInes ul nations as well as men
Never has new year dawued upon this people
and found them in a higher state Of prosperity, or
witnessed among them 50 small an ameuut Of hu-
man suffering. The mullitude are cunlenIed and
happy-thc season has thus FAR, hecn pleasant
while abundauce of employment invites the
labor Of the industrious, and thus enables the
poor man to witness the aggot blazing upon his
hearth, and the smile Of peace and hcallhuness
iliuminc the face Of the little ones who surround
his ir,sidr.
.,rr cor,ns,co yyhi,o,s ev.rv seo--our A,g il
,,o,y ,,l,ro re.r,a,,,d and in ev,rv sec,;on or
ho o,l,ho ,h, A,nor;c,r c;,i,on co,,,oo,,ds ,ro-
,a,,;o, ,nd ho,4,on III, Lo,1 ,y;,h hor,r ,,ora
oc,h, I,,,d oc b;sra,ivi,y Nm, ,ro,ion,I ,roo s,.,
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The WIGG Woods Free.
by. J. T, QUIsENBERRY.

Some love to ride on the billowy tide,
Far, far ont at sea;
But give me the home where OF can roam
In the wild woods free
O, let me go where the buck and the doe
Bound over the lea,
And wild flowers are seen adoning the green
'Tis The place for me.
Yet, must own ! would not be alone
IN the wild woods lcc,
If could persue some lovely maid
To rambc with me-
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The ChiId's Dream.

-
,y..,,'I.,,,l.r.I .Io..on n,,,ho,
Ana the uream never c""nS'
nat n'S' ,"'' ",'"''''"' Ivy 'o"' 0"'
my TOOK 's "''s"' '"" "''"'
my 'h"'hers ear Is ''""S
10 "s'e" W "'' '"''
.,,,..,,,o, Il, osl,oo wo,bor
,...
.,.;,,.;.I 80 .,,. ann mo,hcr.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-06
W last ewes sunset fall,
his cloak,

ruin in cloud built hall,
r. jwn to pass joke;
IN warm and kindred friends were they,
In all sorts of weather,
n lie onward in their rapid path
rmony together.
began the first to boast,
el- ossy walls aud domes,
winch the spirit and the ghost,
Hound congcnial homes:
Wasted empires, fallen thrones
Kingdoms known in story,
hose destruction he had made
'Hplele his ancient glory.
'l,ehear1 the ale-his unsheathcd scythe,
Imiqg by his side:
lAlays s.ecping GN' beneath,
sl.towcr otyis prize,
%,rept Ger the slu&'bering earth,
.auly in her charms,
cred away the oIden yeal
res confding arms.
etslumbercr, sleep, said FathcrTime,
dream ofmerry bells;
arlor chat, the tender Rhyme,
meetings and Earcwclls.
promise is the opening bud,
illness is the flower,
,so leaflets. is the choicest wreath,
wihcr in an hogr."
in nv dark uncrring march,
hand of man hath driven,
soyrrrioniy of heaven:
,bo,yoo horn Freedom round tbc world
,a;sirg.p IFS aD,ars;
J.s9o, from his throne is hur'd
,,rao,'s var.yoicc GLrrrs "
bJhIcss our coun,ry Ills fine land
lCbn.cn hv pprrnov ror her oun
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Carrier Boys Address,
TO The PA IRONS OF THE

TO THE PA rRONS OF THE
0D,h'TLlsDIG lDNMtO08A Y,
SINCE first the printers glorious art,
Ilumed the darkness of the world,
And spread the light of truth abroad,
And freedoms ample flag unfurrd,
1t has been visionary still,
\ Each Ne Years Day, the Carrier Boy
n s~eet h patrons-"nolhng less
z Nhcl arhyme-however ill
I'M Annual addre SIS"
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and it must suffice to say, that look upon Cali.
fornia as perhaps the richest mineral country on
the globe. | have written you at great length as
to the gold and since the date of that letter, 9th.
cr and richer mines have been discovered. Rich
silver mines are known to exist in various parts
OF the country, but they are not worked. Quick
silver mines are found at innumerable places, and
many Of them afford the richest ores The New
AImadin mmc at Santa Clara gives the richest
orc Of which we have any accounts, With very
imperfect machinery, it yields upwards Of fifty
per cent; aud the propricrors are now working
il, and are preparing to quadrupIe their force
Iron, copper, lead, tin, sulphur zinc, platinum,
cobalt, sc, are said to be found in abundance,
and most or,hcm are known to exi.tin various
sections Of the country
As an agricultural territory, its great Ji,advap.
,ope is want orrain; bu, this i. by no mean. 80
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''''. " WV 0'''''' ''' '"o "''""' VI Nv
lne prices OF 'aoor mere VIII crea'e surprise IN
the uN''ed S'a'eS' hannaNes' or sandwich lsI-
lahuers' the worst "I laoorers' are now employed
constantly yao'u' town IN storing and landing mer'
ch""o''e at '"''ar an hour each ana the most
indifferent laoo'erS are hIred ny the week IogeIh'
ef al SIX or elSh' dollars per day' Mechanics OBJ
TAM "heh employed by the day e'Ehl or ten
dollars per oay' ana by TIE month about SIN In
lew days. as the slcNy season Is over presume
wages will advance, for most of the I"boms
classes are returning to the mines.
It's impossible to give you a fair idea Of the
insupcra5Ie difficulties we all meet with in any
business which we are called unon IN do. can
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worlds gear, lie was weari
without a crown, a dilapidi' a
shirt or dock, very uncl,'k
with panlaloons hanging
had an apology for GOVERN
one buckskin moccasin, saaD
and age, When asked If he
he replied ia' the alHrma
man was proceeding t,
to have him do, he ",
not hat lind If work,
SAME tine taking a bag
quarts Of gold dust from h
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20

BY MRS MARY EASTMAN.
There are two kinds 0 m1ruag,s anon
the Dahcolahs -buylugn wife and stealing
one The latter answers tsAour runway
malchcs, and IN some respects the former is
the diuo OF one conducted as % ought 10 be
among ourselves. 50 after all, | suppose
Indian marriages are much like white poo
Pies
Bulamong the Dlhcolabs IT'S an under.
stood thing, that when The young people
run away they arc TO be forgiven ut any
time they choose TO return. D.. @ shout be-
the next day or six months afterwards This
saves a world Of trouble. Il prevents ,bc
necessity OF the hlhcr looking daegcrs II,
the son IN law, and then loving hm yloleu,.
W the mother is spptci the tuai oi ceiling
her daughter that she torgvcs her though
she has broken her heart; aud. what's suIl
better, there is not the slightest occasion
whatever for the bride to say She is wrc,ch,
cd for having done What She would cer-
unly do over again Tomorrow, wcrci
undone.
So that !, IL easy % understand why the
Dahcouhs have Nral,aunge 10 run
away matches, or. a. thcy say, 10 Stealing
WIFE, Ior MS the same thing, only more
honestly stated
When a young man is uua5.e,o purchase
,l' ~, ~ ", ~ 49, f'' ''', '''
VIZ" ,,i'',e ta..,ar,t. ',1 ''','
r. .'1 ",'' ,.. Wv a.i '
Ivy pPi'o". ,. ''' ~. ~ n.y.
''Ae " ,b,,,. , ' ,,',,,l w. ,','
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49,, 49, W t,,1I' qua
c. No., ~. to, IN, o.y, IA
~ - ra,n,n w., o.,,,l,, R,,..C,,a,.
|sseg y bGJop ,o"T o,y,v rbcy 90 s.ys,5I
hnn}, cd r,l.. ,yI,5 IN, g,,ss rot' ,blr mi.
H.. ,be c,nooy If ns,y,a m, ,b,,,r pr,I,n,
o.t,ba h,iIbt .,,,..,, ,,.,I., and ,yo,,1 oy.r
'haaa vi1no ,tc, ,.,,,, ham, ia l,..I.
nn,. n, ooce ~ cb,oaIng wood and .g.
s,n-l.o- ,,,it,Y7 rl,c l.,., f,,,, ~,
81
S.,n.,;o,cs ,,,ov .irI d,ro M, RIM. a o.
WV for sbe has a mi.efIy hiberofmHn
., ,,bo NAV moi Ir,..b.r ',y,,, b.,..,.. d,
had no, ,nonoh 10 owe them l,r her. an.
sha koowsthey y,ll ,.r,,rY,, her and p,r
h.ns.hoo, hei husband pY,,i..J5.s "a.
h,pocn o6cn Jagns ouce M a aundr
v,aTs IN a Cbfia,n land. II a youo- rll
Nil rum away w,,a d YOUNG man. b pal
en,s nm AMI her md ~ s,.,,. nj r,Ii5..i
and common sense. brnr h,r back. 6ay
her di,orcc5 and lb,n M either case. IA
n,r,,os mus, as a matter OF course. be y,r,
nisorab,e
But the marriage That we ars abou.
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TO sTEArnoAT CoaIPANIES.

SYs u, The subscriber Is now fully prepared TO FUR.
lisii Steamboat Companies with Al sizes Of
M IA jnipes Patent Centrifugal Blowers, suitable Tor the
smallest river boats e largest class ocean steamers
This hloweris constructed upon sound r1n-
cies Combining great strength and durability, occupying
very small space, giving greater force 70 The sr with
much less power than any other Fan or Blower now IN
use without making the least unpleasant noise while IN
melton The superiority Of this blower is At once manifest
10 any persons disposed examine s merits and u well
worthy the speca attention OF all requiring the use Of
Blowers as Il Il now becoming % rapidly in general rss
1ssrsnce Is mae % Ike following s,samsrs which have
them In use 4, ~ Al !. 55g 3t.F n I5
Il Atlantic steamer Washington, New York 81 gtt
Atlantic steamer, Noftherner do ftt"5's r Z r.
Steamer Roherf NORRIS Philadelphia. . / t4ty.. . "
10 IRON FOUNDR1ES, ROLLING MILLS, &c, Ge :.
The subscriber also manufactures and keeps on hand ll
assortment from No to No TO- and upwsfd Of the aboye
Bowers now celebrated, suitable for All kinds Of IRON
works viz: tnpoas, pudding and heating furnaces Tor
rolling mills, iorges, smiths fires, &c s}as
Y !" 80 m JOSIAH KlSTERBOCK,
Manufactured aud General Agent for The United States ana
4 the CnnadaH, 467 Market st Philad.
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PIANO FORTES.

y In Baltimore g. Q l2 and 7octaye PIANOS, Of slpat
and styles, which they confidently recommend 10
professors and amateurs The Pianos by them
have that pecularty Of Touch which commend them to
players 81 every school, wen as those who shl
racterized by bold fiery, and rapid movement ,'
They aufhorzed 70 refer 70 numerous pross IN
testimonials in their favor, and they warranted In
commanding them by the universal appreciation which they
have eeeyed fn Inc great number Of persons who
them In Baltimore, and in the south ami west
rally They confdsnf that they make instrument
equal any made anywhere In this country in Europe,
and their extensive manufacture of Pianos enables them
sell ON terms liberal and satisfactory An instruments made
BY item waffanted and they will be kept In
year after purchase, without charge. N.
All agent win visit Richmond IN short time and yaro,a
parts Of Virginia and North Carolina, and viii receive
slr which win be ithlly and promptly executed ut our
inanufactory. le4 5.. ,3ft III sj r t (; +.
=. orders will also be received at our factory direct,
and specal pains taken 70 give satsfaction sg,s, (
a55I - 49, n KNABE a. GAEJILE, ~ 4
sAqs Il No, Eutaw st., opp, the Eutaw House, Bait.
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sHAKsPEAHE HOTEL,

n CORNER DUANE AND WILL M.srpsgrs, NEW YORK.
fNHE SUBSCRIBERS, undrr the firm Of BERGEN q
rios establishments prepared 10 receive company
There hundred and nine apartments Ia tfls house,
consisting Of dining saloons sitting rooms, parlors, lodging
rooms, &c The large hall may be used fof balls public
meeiings The cooking department has been expressly
ranged furnish, at moments notice.
for any number OF persons, from 70 three hundred to
be accommodated nithe same time There are rooms where
pers and the tables win be furnished with the best the
ket affords Liquors aud wines from the best establish
nens In the city Pastry and Confectionery furnished
lie shortest notice There will be lunch at IL O'Clock
every day, and attention will be spared 70 give satsfac
themselves centrally and comiortaty iocated aud The
prices wnl be found TO be moderate. The French and
Spanish languages are spoken In this hotel So 's
III S0lg III 81 81 IL III JAMES HERGEN, IG
81 sgysjsf t{t4 e See LOUIS GALADRUN. h
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\ BRoosK,s 't'sana 4'l' KS
PArEsT Fla IN S5s SH5 IKE sAsk Doors

CONGRESS CATERS ron LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
These articles are superior anything before manu-
ialF isetursd In this or any other country, foe N n I6
s,li 4.l duIpblllly, beauty, and utility .,i.s Ell
I'm IN; MO, 1913 FULTON srHEnr, sHw YORK.
THIS unique and nsef invention awarded Silver
American lnstu for tssapsrority ovrr all o,en osred
has met dc appreciation sf he ofesrs Of the army and
navy, as we'll every gentsnsn Of taste who Inns hrly
tested Ne value, ard soIlns into gensrs us
among all who regard grace comfort and durability
a. desirable rtqisfrs sn isr bots and Shoes II makes
the boot or Shoe more classic, in original style
aud shape and gives The hollow part beautiful and sleya-
ted arch thereby showing thu heel to be very high
with perfect ease, quits low, without exposing tho paula
loonssap p inpy slfo keeps ths foot fIom pressing
Myself and John Dick are only persons who make and
sell Boots aud Shoes with this ipyenioi in the cities o.
New York, brooklyn, and Jersey City.
y CONGRESS- CATERS. AZ t'lhad@
The undo rsigned !tle Ytst hi e city Of New York to
uanuaeiurs this Justly and elegant article
nnes make them up in sndegs variety Of styles, in
work nnsquasd and 4 prices dsying copiped.
ton All other kinds OF B6bts Sota Callers Pumps and
Slippers for ladies' gentleuen, yeulhs missss ard child
rem. NJ u III. ,,. ~ IORiN BHQOkS, ny n
t,.8 las Filton street
y,tst received cass Of Russian Leather for Gen.
enen,s Boots both for Dress and Water Proof This is
probably the first Of this cell baisd Leather ever impo
adj nt1 fe
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oRaANs.

HENRY EItBEN, l72 Centre street. offers for sale The fol-
III lowing Organs: @tFr N "A y tttft ~ ''5is.'
One Gothic Organ Of IL stops and Of pedal pipes
Dintensipns case 70 feet high, 10 feet a inches ToIt
and STEER 8 inches deep. M
One C,recan Organ af ~ stops octave Of pedal pipes
Dienslons Of case IS feet inches high, 10 feet wde
feet deep. 9!sa Il s'5.s3 4E |T
One Gretsn Organ of 10 stops, octave and a half OF
pedals Dimensions of case II feet hgh7 feet inches
Wide, d feet inches deep. n 95lis5s45 CIV MI
y Three Gothic Swell Organs Of stops Dimensions Of
deep. R4fs st7, 'tas4 VI t3.lt,i r. s35 if.fl
Tyo Grecans Of sopa 10 feet high fee. inches WIDE
TIVE Gothic orsans stops 8 feet high, ieet4 inches
Wide, 2 feet inches deep. N w
Alvariefy Of Pnrior Organs.
Oie second hand Church Organ ~ 4i si9sAt 8&'a
One Serallne. % H3Ds 3a Sci y ;sI ii iast.5 E
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sEANTAyA MUIR,
!, IN .n,,,.,s NEW YORK,

M, ,,, r.csvinv fn ~, siEe Auction Sales IN q
III sortment Of FANC and s. "A m,,cS Selo,s
daptsd 70 the best Guy Trade an. are Offering al rsry
SNAIL ddraheer r@e A ,,os,. steamers and
"A They have also received BY ths 70 RICH TINC y
DRY GOODS, 10 which they invite the T y, W ~
chhsers In. their stock will be found the 1s''1-
Paris and London. .tt !, . .,rons 90
They leave present their thanks for he ~ *.
so tibsraliy bestowed upon their establishment and
the public that they will strive TO secure coniin>
OF conf dstict and support. n
their purpose extend their already large business
and stimulated by their unexampled success inns af they
determined 10 leave honorable Efforts unrsd 20 &c
eompsh their design considerable amount Of expert
enre in business has dsmonaated TO their satisfaction na
the only sure method Of obtaining and sec arse 9n
mess III have II bhsed upon ctrrert primo ami a
whle merchants they consult The tercft OF ine,r
TONER'S they pursuingihe only rue method Of ADVANCING
oxyu efa =
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HAIL, THoMPKINs q BLACK,
LdT,E, MIRO EANIJ IL. Co 81

TTAyi n received large assortment o. shtmsd
ii Wars cor, sisiing in part OFF, ls M ..-..
s,,sr, with pled handles match their PATTERNS
~ siMsr Forks, rich Epergres Silver mounted with of
without paItes DIAL Covers s sosns and Ess sands
plain and chased Waiels IL sizes from 70 y 'nehes
Flower Fruit Ie5 aS 81 rs TnR A ITdRE.
The variety Of psilsns and extent q their
=, in His e,,y and The quality OF their silver las
Veil az the worEnansh not 70 Ss sn nS ns
V , ,, .ices Chains, &C. Is complete; all o.
TN ~ for sale at smell advance on We cost q
WI Id sand No lsl broadway ssn o. me ooNen Eae's
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Fire Insurance il New York..

THE COLUMBUS INSURANCE. CO. OF OHIO, IfIcor,
porated IN 1883, with perpetual charter, capital s40
OD0 paid up and safely invested and surplus of
than s4pO00 will maks lnrancs every description al
property ~ the current rate Of premium. Ell lyuEs
All applications for insurance In New York, Brooklyn
or any part Of the Northern and Eastern States win have
prompt attention. al e Agency No no. Wall street. Where
all claims FOR LOSSES will be literally adjusted promptly
paid !s w ,f sl.sit JOSEPH HOMIE, Agent
SrRvRNs A. HoxiE, Counsellors. S4V 4 81 KIT, v,4.
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CABINET AND UPHOLsTERY
asglrilJ :. IsST,A HLLSfZ1fENT.1 H ls@sse Il

nJfANTIN a LIITZ, Cabinet Makers and Upholslssrs,
V ihe honor 10 Inform their friends and iht pubic 70
attractive Bazaar Store, No 292 CHESTNUT STREET, op
poste the Academy OF Fine Arts, wiert they now hkv
ready for inspection large and splendid assortment o.
lcles In ns such parlor, and boudor fpre
nure in the latest Paris style, wcn they sell q hs most
Grateful for the liberal patronage have received, we
respectfully Eocit continuance Of the same pedSng our
selves 10 exert our greatest sudeavors give satisfaction To
our patrons by the quality and finish Of our articles, which
W. viii eInrantee to be OF the best Morkmanshlp
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WILL sail from New York on The iith and rom Liver.
VIZ poo on The 10Th 6f every month w lt' t't DEL
4 Florence's Hotel and Saloons. \

Cor. oh BrOadsyay Amd Walker. Ats., No. 400.
John FLORENCE, Jr, deerns thin fitting opportunity,
when SO many Of his former airpns from the Sonil,
West North and East are visiting this ctyto siatf That
dalton or susceptible Of thai embsshment due 10 the ln
nense patronage hitherto bestowed upon him. lie has Rba
doned all connection herewith md hns erected
600 Broadway extensive and superbly furnished Hotel
Kept upon ihe European Plan IL would particularly
ste attention g the costly and snguary beautiful Public
by "Epcres, Of Tie proficiency os Eleves Of Carene'
and uSpyero who preside over the Cuisines OF t,e FLO
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GRAIN SACKS---GUNNY BAGS.
aRAHAM BROTHERS,
M 80 AND 81 WATER STREET

80 AND 81 WATER STREET,
and dealers In IA as AND BA a.
M 0LN, Offers for sale all kinds OF BAGS for GRAIN
&C., for shipping and Home Use. CORN and WHEAT
SAEKS 1hOjO, manufactured from Linen; Cotton Duck
and Drills -sizes and fabrics warranted. $ 4 .
DUMMY BAGS-l000o0; small medium, large and
extra large, for coysrng Mo Coffee, !. III l
FLOUR SACKS OF various fabrics suitable for The
shipment Of Flour to England. t-f- 'st't {
WOOL GACKS--l0,D0 t7-4f 1875 Esl.slst si} ftq
< COFFEE BAGS.-30000 Rio and Lagnyra Coffee Bags,
sizes and fabrics warrgntdtL IA 81
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CABINET, FURNITURE AND I
| UPHOLSTERY ESTABLISHMENT

THE SUBSCRIBER having opened his new Wsrsrooma.
No l73 Chestnut street, opposite the State House,
sptcuy secs from The publics corinnanca Oh the nat
srins patronage which for many years they have been
Fifth nrest-his stock OF Furniture and Upholstery
braces almost every sficle known In the trade, At prices
a. low ali articles OF similar quality be purchased for
OH the seaboard and he offers 10 the community Ills As
ance that his arrangements manufacturing will preclude
tiun which viii not se entitled 20 his guarantee. sH
Strangers Visiting the city respectfully invited TO an
examination nj his stock either g PURCHASERS 9 ohsn-
wise. CRAWFORD KDDLE4