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FORTUNES HOME.
NIAIkS OFFICE. No i. Nam Src" Richmond, Virginia
~ Put npncy in thy purse
ID, despair;
hope nev IL Eagles wings,
Kings imakes Gods and mcancr creatures hin:s.
put money IN thy purse"
Schemes for the Week.
TJESDAY-llri AR Lottery Class 2l-Capa4 $4,000, OF
Zoo : of 100, sc - Nos II drawn Tickets 50
WEDNESDAY-Su-queilara Lottery, Class 2'-Cap'as st'o
Il 500 800 3d. - Nos II drawn Tickets H.
THuRSDAY-Mar. Land Consoiited Lottery, Class ~ CaIi.
tails: sai.nw ! i.rD 1909 90. sc - Mo-, i;
Crawn. Tickets s..
FRiDAY-Maryland Consolidated Lottery. lass 7'captts
5000 III 80 $50. 49, Nus II !rawn lickc' q
SaTIRDAY-t;rand Consolidated. Glass CAPITALS. sthtE
lun 33no s2up Hoo loo ri $50, &c = Ac- L drawn
llckc
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ATOTICE.-Tle annual meeting the SiucsnoHefs ct ,ie
~ Glover Hill Railroad Company will be held al the once oil mo
Conn any IN Richmond, Wednesday. the 29th May -
April 29-cm ID. ). WOODBRIDGE iteesNts''
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sr :" , %, ~. s ' ' Trees '"na' ''''"l''' h'o'
None Int III, hest article, sin i. kent
rD,y ami cnpEptS IL Ill ,.,., s,.a. n. ,,r.
RI nrin,,I rat,lni. ~ yrry ,rt,cI ia ~, ,- / IN IL.
forwarded II required MN elm
SioL - HORSE AND BUGGY.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
iREp from my siabr The 9Th IDSE ani ~ cIN
h.i a. m. ,to ~ . 49,, 'i !, ,, ' ~, ~. y" IT,
soto Petersburg and return ,tr Gce ,eni, Wien ., ,al d.
ir wts n, Knirht Tavern III Amelia, IN H. III ,.,,n M M.
nen, heard Of s,nr. ' " ~ ' " " " " ' ~ ~ ~
ABOUT lr.t four ircs rather o, iu!l a .,
s TS :" % iol"s o y. I'D % @H be f DARK coat '"@ pa"
iht Horse T. blood iy leen 10 sixteen hand his! ls' on
'nr "i'ie's 'e'"o +' "'s a 'aii and some i- 9" Roman
The Buggy about hili wn WIN long new rab cushion. the
BACK lal, har oeei' orA'n out ana h,w piece ii H.
iniomitoas VIII insure NY getting Them. ten dollars Tor the Ic
c"Ssry o. either ~ SAMl. W WElslGER Trustee
,, i>I.o1 iiiOS -. ...
-.rocEt,nI , ~, = ',p 49,. w
= they are required ~ eas IN May:
also = ~ each ,1re ~ he i; =" jay n addition 70 The 'risl
Stockholders IN Rrhmon NH NV INTO the Bank al vir,ni, an
o,,.rs =, ia. ~ a. c,,,,,y -, y,,, =, ,r.y
required Ey order 81 m, Roam! Il Dire, ' '
t,gc, n 4 T., IouS n N.t,II'\f; Treasurer
MANSON cnur Iion,. AprI : va risIuIy
TO CLAIMANTS OF KExOLUTIONAItl LAND
BOUNTY.
EpESOLN ED by the General Assembly OF Va
IN That 'e Resolution - n Assembly adopted ~ N" I'm d'y -
,f az 'thi 'tv 20 -, =, i. tI' a INN
-. ~ ~ IN a w 49,. ~ -. w. "' NV :, 49,, h.
liz, y, ~, ~ ~ d. -, Il ,, ~, -, , 49,. ! "
,',,', III, Il: ~ ia ~ - ~ ,.,''s 80, I,,
.n.l', =, Nas" ~ - 'id''" = -'''s''"e
IL ahls requested o'.i".
90. EotTl DOLLARS REV Arp: roma,
"a 'aibokN'. ~ ! p-hi il'''n, 'u"u fls e', n.
spar" mae i.' ~ =; 't.'' hi'e nun hI ala ~ N"lhei
"a I,,y, h. NIX ~ ,i,,, r,,,y IN, III nea', = lam he wa.
l." o.. s t,s ,~ ,,,i ,,, u, ,,',. rr,,d nv IL A.
. ~ :, I w,a, anr, IIn. ar !, n, scrci N any
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GARDEN SEED.-have just received my spring supply
bSEED TO which would caI the attention OF gardeners an our
els want OF fresh and genuine seed. J X PAiNnh,
Jan S-s0m No. az Main ST., doors below City nots
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TO PHYSICIANS AND FARMERS.

A PHYSICIAN resident WITHIN II mr u Richmond. Enjoying
~ cool practice wr pirate sell his Farm con
tanning 30 land The good one ura Ply
scan capable :ery productive a
contains . \ bargain VIII be sod
application made For particulars refer 10 DR. T. John.
vi Il Duyal Richmond to T a, through the Rich
! ,,,,,l pu Onir, May s-cG
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NOTICE TO ASSESSORS

s>oNS who b appointed the lands and lots
shoui the Commonwealth have printed forms, ma'r
M tie Auditory for then books. forwarded by mall by stating
r OF sheets they require The Of the blanks
desire Will he retained by the Auditor GU; OF their al
20 ,ss to! services
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ODD PILLOWS HALL.

i UKEATNATIONAI. WORM -.
| .Ml>> MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE UPPER MIS-
- .sF KiERnis original work, the largest PANT
Void aud the oily Panorama painted, which shows
% ;he nt.c, will be exhibited, tins FRIDAY
a ls,. and sery succeeding evening, until further
.. tL-as,':e Gan.J ,,nce.
iS A Painting commences with n OF ST LOUIS.
r. be- Gr, Fire the beautiful and roman
81 ANTHONY, giving accurate view OF ever!
q ' III. Il on the
,, 'e and Characteristic oi Savage Life are era
y: represented the glowing canvass; which VIII be
t THE BATTLE OF BAD AXE
- eas al the wk War. and the stirring which
~ tfrii WABkSHAW PRAIRIE.
ry Tea,l'n Of the Ipval OF the Wnnebaeoes ~ winch
'"ELNE HUNDRED figures ARE REPRESENTED.
& a; Painting, has called forth the admiration Of the
wa have visited every place where has oeei eH
nnw presented the OF Richmond. with the assn
td sail purpon beautiful work OF art, and
=. =. .acifion OF the Father of Waters.
Admission - Doors open AT * O'Clock Exhhiuon
:. ~ o'clotk Nav ii
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STONISING relate. ens, been discovered and
~ brought perfection which DiGl ERRol1 fES vi
PAPER AND On PLATE GLASS taken, and any number OF
Obtained the secured Ing names OF
When IaIBOll n. UoSt
aiken on glass are called ,y the Inventors IIYALOTYPE
We have appointed The only agents and are prepared % furnish
Scenery Paintings a. from the size OF
the miniature tr paper glass and CO
nred Those glass admirably adapted to
ruscopIr exhibitions. richness aud sotess OF
outline whilst the paper afford the advantages tor training &c
which sugpass The public invited to
call and paper NJ 49, Nam street above To
vernon the Daguerrean Gallery WI A. PRATT W
PS-Aartlcie a. usual. Il the New York prices
magnificent northern combinations has been erected
,,,, =. ~. ~ -. Cri
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IONIlSSlUNhK WATSON ) UFFlLE.t
RICHMOND. MAY ~, 1859
'I,o PHILIP CLAIBORNE, Executor OF William d Ciai.

i 7'Tt1stI
- Tie $4e.hf Cou.t Chancery ~ Richmond Circu
:svIa: Is made 18th March, SJ b-iween
HIsla NcH. kenncs. ESecuirIx the last ~ and tesla
B-ery keno drcaed ana others plaintiffs and George
o Busell Basse. deceased. Who rNect
W.m Claiborne deceased, YOURSELF The capacity OF
SAID WILLARD Claiborne deceased, and Others de-
Beverley kennon, deceased ami eNecGirx oi his
~ s al testament rili, and George l. kenaon and others
lea.,s hir! ~ between the painful, aud George
H,aa sud e,4 hats directed the Undersigned Com
'rf.a,r 9eoun hereby notified that
d.e up M@i;. 2 day OF Iny. lSl al the hour o L.
NJ i Office he tu.ni place which shall proceed IL
Ietaie,oi said decree, when and where
-, attend H il-rs and vouchers may have
!s.l- sat
III. l-rllu WM L WATSON Commissioned
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i STREETS. RI'nEnoadN Virginia.
T,i,g NE Re- II, Iousy Ca>, alCapials s20ep4 5oAl
sfz.A- = Nos. 2lrawn Tickets So For sale BY LUCK
,.tt3ty. Che 81 Iorer-Cap,as - Go Of 1859 =
~ \ !aan Packages &c. of sale hy LUCK.
pca!. d c.aal Coho!ldated Lottery Glass 10, May Is:
~ y l. 81 IL 81 ~ =, - ~ 81.
Waor lce NJ IL 2i3 prize $1,000. this office
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BY Il. II. Die NINsoX \ BKo,,, -, -, = !;

M. N I, =
o,ci"t Zen s ~ " oi' MONDAY. The halt pas,
go, NV W n'et decree u King queen t.ogr
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yUl Annual Meeting Society Virginia VIII e
held The Richmond Library Tuesday. May 2lst n es'
O'Clock, r NJ. C. C. MINOR Rec See!'
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'''' '''''''''' "''"''' VALENTINE. BREEDEN & co,
,,a., -, II, Broad Street.

NCHANCERY-V MAJ F'ts Irl y ne ..1h 80 ~.
ul Court ol Law hni ihl:rs "i nE
William coty al the House Monday the th LAY 81 MAY?
$50
Robert ia"'''''
John and William r Crow. and others. ueieual's.
The said defendants John anil William + Ifo" nov
having the appearance and given security aeeoas m
act of Assembly aud the Of Court and appearing .. -
ts,c:nry evidence try inhabitants o ul'
wealth. il is ordered said defendants 40 appea: nero
fu- he holden Clerks ufe al our st:d t"ifi W IT,
Monday in Ausu and the h "i he p'anlA ana M
;ar!lWil inserted IN some he"-ldit P'o
shei in the CIV al Richmond continued for iwo months snc
ceyely and a.: another copy pos tie 'Fat DOR oil '
HOUSE u th!s county. AcoPy Iesr. ,o,,.rn n r
ll-cM-oul y " lolI.,'N'. =,
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BOOTS! BOOIS!! hOOTS!!!
NE have opened another lot Miles superior French a.
w Dress Boots, very and beautiful Gentlemen nj
want OF handsome aud comfortable lii will call III
scribers where always be found the OF -
Boots, Shoes Trunks. We keep the articles,
low house III Richmond.
May III PUTNEY WATTS.
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PAGES IMPROVED PATENT PO.tTABLECIR-
,pS

Ej- PcrsoiI-
responsible Tor II. . - $780,.
Apnl ll-ctf X BRITTISGIIaM MITCHELL. Proprietor.
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III instant, al -.
/, or take them
Nav IL Id
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sPKING IMPoRTATIoN OF IIAnpwARE

- z EN t Z I1NEN'S UPEkA GATHERS,
eECElNE ED and for sale low by subscriber beauti.
iu loi OF Geatemens Patent Leather Opera Caters
Boots Taylor Ties &C. 10 BE- found No 49, Main street III
tour doors below City Hotel opposite side ~
April WILLIAM WAL SII
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=
iSt RIDERS from Waynesborough
- required the Bank Of III. Valley.
al SauH,, t'iun the already cl., amnuntlng
So irc - per share lie first day 81 June per
ne rsi day Of Jy and c. per share Oh the h.i Jay ii August i-
~, tr,rr ai III, Itt,r,t
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yol Massachusetts and ~ the movements Of the pollt
csns and people s'slee. any substantial i.s,o so
believing that the work Of agitation upon these val qle
lions i az an endf viii The northern people sp where lhey
se and let US alone Does there not sesay seem ,S
formidable party rising an and organizing ~ ano III
sisy beat upon such OF the fugitive oil A.
render nugaoFy sc,ical operation o. ne ispsl
WIZ mol these sglno, aud eod sops 20 rhe vesy
h. su safely aud security iook 10 SO .uo usuio
faxh, over sx.n aud s% v" ,%ssSabs loss aud cs
AIN min | have no idea hss these men o. bind emf
asnes VIII pause "a IS1 Low Win DC stuck a, slavery IN
,he nsric, az CoIumbs, the dock and navyyaIds las
oveh'ow u these sop here would lie % , leave ,o
ehe,ed object incompete Aggressons spreading wider
sa hunk could indicate the madm opsrsad
Bat o. as t may, we q the Son,h-whose destiny
,,.eparaly interviewer with this nsltuton-ieel that
We have been placed nudeF The ban Of roscrptionshs
nce moi been done that our rights have not been
respected, and our equality II the Union not recognised
All We feel than this iec and believe that by
derleous system OF undermining and sappng the dom-
usn majority In tho councils Of the nation are plotting
asust propery our posoe our homes, and our re-
ae, Holding slaves opety, and by the fruits Of Their
abo contributing 10 the property and greatness Of this re-
nubc aud paying TWO thirds OF the palona revenue, and
living wigs only 10 the conerce oil this country blu,
a the wor the late acts Of Congress dssegading these
el, draw around US Caiaese wall-shut US ont from
,oua privileges and rights and pass an irfeyocabe veto
MON the extension Of slaycry We csnno, mistake these
s,gn and fail y what they point Well then, are
'ys 10 bs luled anciea security, when the action Of
,hs government nanissy hostile 70 ail that is valuable
ma dear 10 usl II seins 10 inc thai We would be even
ssn,n, IN The nstiiics oil the brute creation, il we did
s abo. 10 look after The OF security and self
ssarvntion Ii is argument in such contingency 10
Nm, 10 The xlooas Unios the raying cry, when the
s and stripes thrown In our face. aud under their
he az so o,s1 IN health whs e hana
sched or welcome, and the left conceas the dagger that
!. 10 do the deed OF death
We ASK simple nsce-io be left 10 manage our own
das as to best; and II any enemy seeks 10 dis
b our relations and overthrow institutions aud
n defending them the established order If society Is
okeu up surely the assaed not the gully party.
t,,. Ia
and ii the Union is be dissolved the parysho first
moves the foundation. stone is responsible.
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LIE or MAJoa MoNTooMERY.-A life Of this distinguish
ed officer, who lost his life In the battle OF the Horseshoe
is about TO be published in New York. Major p Mont.
gomery is the agent The following notice oil the work is
from New York Evening Post, that Major Mont
goery the agent for the entire Union, instead of the
southern country stated by the Post The work III no
doubt highly entertaining 10 all who are interested
in events of American history and warfare -Repmbic
"A life OF Major Lemuel Purnel Montgomery, gallant
officer Of the United States army who killed at the
battle OF the Horseshoe the 9th OF March, 1914, Is in
by Baker Scrbner of this city. Major 9. r. Montgomery
brother Of the deceased, will act as an agent to collect
mate rails for the work. and distribute ii throughout the
Union AS 1t Is important that the materials should be
pie and exact have been desired to that those who
are In any historical boga phca facts
alive Major Montgomerys companions in arms--the of
cers who served IN the war OF confer favor On
the author of the work. and the agent, by furnishing
them to Baker Il Scrbner, No lbs Nassau steet, New
York. Exchange papers will please 70 copy this notice.
~ y. Epeniag Post.
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Tor the unio1i
We have been surprised that the womans rights con-
venton did not oeT resolutions which will anticipate the
real consequences OF their course-such as;
lsi. Rsssivsd, That will no longer be wives aud
mothers but wc will leave those duties ohet de-
sirabe and more agreeable women.
ID Resolpsd, That we viii oursolyss-that We viii
no longer bear ehiidIons them,
We are really surprised at the course which some
women are pursuing .asy must be a sort Of monde
scripts sort OF he-women. We should have report
about them from some skilfu anaionists.
Such women. TO our judgment appear 10 be too
for mstresses--too vulgar and ndelicale for wives.
The God Of Nature, in making the sexes, drew the dis
tinction OF duties and rights he has said that woman
should be the mother He has said that Tor nine monihs
she should bear the burden OF the embryo child that ol
about one year more she should feed IL from her bosom
II women are now DESTROYS Of degrading themselves
from tender and exalted position we should iegre
il; but such women every man will shun.
Nature has declared the rights OF women; they mus
be domestic; they can be no other without a disgusting
violation OF the clear dictates of Nature. Her throne
the domestic hearth the mistress Of her husbands house
hold, the mother OF his children. These are he
rights, and these rights define her duties. When sh,
steps beyond these. she becomes disgusting object an,
her education should tend perfect her in these her ma
tural and exalted duties SENEx.
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore SUM-

h
Movements of Jenay Liad--DinHa Parry Steamboat
Sdraaac, &c. 1 45s
The present by Jenny Lind viii probably be the
last given In this city. her departure In May for the Lon.
the Havana and the southern cities About
the 20ih proxmo she will give several in Philadelphia,
South As she here embark for Europe, she i'll
be able escape without singing twice at least
This evening Miss Lind gives dinner party Ia honor OF
Mile Parodi's arrival i" ~H
The United States steamship Saranac, Capt Tana, la
been orte red TO the Gull of Mexco is supposed In
sequence Of the that iusurreciionary
will again take place 10 the island Of Cuba. Commodore
Parker, commanding the home squadron, win probably
hoist his flag board the soop owar 5. Msrys and pro
coed without delay TO the destination
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrMoKx oaober SIS, D. m.
The Great Neg York Uaion Meeting -Patr,oti,,n tn,
uapLanl Letter from Mr.. Wsbstsr--Sronx Rsso,u
o,.s-.Grsai Eni.usiasa, 1Sank sgsins Dav Pro-.
lanlatioa Expected. Markets, &c.
despatch nom New York says that the uatcs meeting
held Castle Garden last night was the largest aud
enthusiastic assembage ever convened 10 that city, hum
deds having been unable gain admission 10 the immense
buldiug. The very best citizens, OF all pursuits were
ent aud there seemed 70 DO bnt one sentiment pevadng
tho meenslhe integrity OF the Union aud the consiitu-
Iion Tue people nenced to assemble at an early
hour aud al O'Clock the meeting called TO ORDER and
Geofge Wood, esq, appointed chairman.
Mr. Wood, on taxing the CHAIR, made brief and pa
rotc address, stating the object OF the meeting, which was
10 hamonizs all bad feelings and give the world ex.
preston Of sentiment which woai show that the people OF
New York were nor only Tor The Union but for maintaining
the Integrity OF the constitution and the laws al all hazards
and against all encroach,nens, from where they
may.
letter was read from the Hon Daniel Webster which
the Herald says rang like uumpecal from the moun-
tains speaking Of thunder the Of
the day. The letter strongly condemns them athose OF
the North and those the South Its expressions purely
| patriotic, knowing cause but that oil the Union.
series of resolutions also read and adopted, ap.
proving each aud all OF tho recent measures oil conpro
adopted by Congress- also holding hatihese measures
should be sustained by patriot IL the andexpress
lug gratitude the members Of Congress who threw
aside party tor the sake OF their country.
The resolutions also censure severely those who. disre
garding the will OF the majority seek, by again agating the
subject TO throw AN oher nreorald lno congress ano inc
country They regard the fugtve.save law as In accord
with tho express spulations OF the constitution
avowed by Congress 1885, and signed by Washington
They finally oppose the election of any to office who Is
known be opposed to these great peace measures.
The meeting continued ia session until after ii O'Clock
During the whole time Il marked by the strongest
pressions OF patriotic enthusiasm.
Governor Thomas ofMaryiand, has issued his proolama
on appointing Thursday the 10Th day OF November, as
day thanksgiving and praise. This day has already been
chosen by egh, other States. and will also doubtless be APP
pointed for the District OF Columbia.
IL is rumored here that President Fillmore Is about issu
ing proclamation against the anatcal opponents OF the
/ fugitive slave law in Boston M
I The MARKETS In the Baltimore market this morning
there were of 200 bbls Howard -four At ~ rs
sales OF 200 bbls City Mills u.s. No grain in market
to-day Of any consequenceprces unchanged Whiskey,
Is cents Sales Of 10 bills pork at 81 80 cash.
Sales OF lbs and 50 bids sides bacon al 81 cents,
and ITO hhds shoulders 81 81 cents Sales Of 4Oo kegs
No lard at III cents
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The great misfortune OF these times is, that coun-
ynen do not sufficiently understand each other. Fene-
pa say. that the truth is the most precious, yet the
ces' thing in the ears OF princes. II is so with men
power and III so at this moment TO the American
people hsa most important matter that our country.
ooh North and South should truly understand each
ef Inc northern people certainly DO not understand
ae sentiment Of the South. They have been deceived
mad fanatics and by insdious politicians. d.fs
iney have been made to believe that the South is not
'arnef-that she Is threatcning and will never strike.
ns.asross and fatal mistake. The Union is in i'm.
aenl danger; and II the Compromise be broken-ii the
institution be further violated, and this agitation be
0'uaaed, and further aggression be committed on The
'''a-this glorious Union is gone.
Ike manner the soulhrons do not understand
''a other. They are approaching platform on which
Wy may stand, but have not yet reached IT, For in.
Aa'e' the Lafayette Statesman. which came to us by
Evenings mail, says
: Voi Wsgner's Withdrawal from the helm Of the
o"esns oourier1 grew out Of differences OF opinion
een he proprieiors Of the Courier and Colonel Wag-
relation to the Com promise; he believing that Il will,
~ sanitary, pacific, and conservative efIec,fhsy that
!. 'vwious and dsstrpcffve While we concnr In
opinion, let us hope that the former will prove to
that the northern States viii cssse their war on
Institutions, and demand no more concessions from The
49, ana that IN the spirit OF the constitution, the 70.
may march onward in Its career Of grandeur and
,0"' 90 we understand The Lafayette Statesman As
Jug That "if the northern States cease their agrees
I've (of the South) win acquisscs in the ComPro-
@d make no more war upon II ?"
mil a -.
pay, II this be undersiooa, h s not only platform
~neh ihe whole South may unite. but the North
aud thus peace win he restored o. our distracted
' and she may 20 on in her great career Of glory.
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NJ GREEN q rAsrEr. Aus,Ionssr..


HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Ill ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE, kc., At AUCTfoN-on
Monday November shall SELL nj 10 O'Clock,
the residence Towe, Psnnsvsns avenue the
street, The Express ONCE hne assortment Of
nearly furniture, viz
Fine French plush covered walnut sofas
Pine push-coyered o,tomans and pao sprngseat chairs
Pine walnut and mahogany pusheoyered arm ana rocking
chairs
Pine walnut centre, card and work tables
Pine and touch, 6k ocnyes
made By Hae Cumston, Allen with hsndsomey carved
front, nearly
Walnut and mahogany tcapos, wasbstsnds, kc.
Maple and painted French bedsiesds
Bureaus washstands, and mahogany bureaus and dressing
\ classes :.
Mahogany dining breakfast, and other tables
Fine damask window curtains and ornaments
Solar, hall, and other lamps, paror, passage
beddirC and mattresses, uunde bedstsad, &C.
and chamber carpets, and hearth rugs
China glass, and crockery and stone ware
A GOOD lot Of preserves, good brass alarm clock
Cooking, and other with good lot Of kitchen
requisites - :. 80, :,
Terms, All and under ", cash as credit Of
months satisfactorily endorsed bearing inter
Ladies furnishing respectfully invited TO the
quality and the piano IN particular
GREEN h TAsTET,
Nov I-du Auctioneers.
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insure the completion Of railroad through the centre Of
our State, and 20 lie credit 70 that position which
Is entitled 10 occupy.
resolutions passed by the council o. Chicago upon
the subject Of the ugvesave law passed by Congress at
its last session. sif
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Tsr rosAcco susIrua-The Daily Dspstch states thai
there are In ope ration At lhs present me In Richmond
Virginia. forty obscco fscsove In which are en-
ppyed over 300 hands, and which produce, IN nannsc-
tored tobacco, fourteen million Gyo nundsed thousand
poonds annually.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-01

TnE NICARAGUA cANAL.-We quoted yesterday from the
Loudon Times the statement that Messrs White and Van
derb the part of the canal company had effected an
arrangement with i" two leading mercantile Hrms for the
disposition OF half the canal stock Iaprears, from
clc in the London Globe, that the firms alluded
those of Messrs Rohschd aud Messr Barring Brothers,
and thar Sir John Henry Pelby Of the Hudson Bay Com
pany, is also concerned. Baltimore Saa.