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pans AMI. LONDON TREATMENT or PRIVATE

TIkFOR1UNATES FR1ESD-G2EAT sUCCEss-lW
bottles sold The mos; popu'Ar specific 0r prvass ais
eases in the world. Cures in tse days without any h
drance from business IL cures hun hiy. 81 lars
bottle, With book. Dspot-Dr. Wards. 90 Casa srest
corner Of Brosdway Aavicc-Givs fees. Or W. rscsvs
none, and no doctor cures diseases better
The New York herald., 1851-09-11

MEDICAL-Ho CHARGE TILL CUBgD.--DR MOE
1'l rison from practice Of rtytro years certain
dseases mercury and recent IN TIRES asyh
debility from the npruasn Of youth be iaysraby oursA
The victims Of quackery call him with aiyED
Bee his London diploma in his private oos. 2) 5aisos
The New York herald., 1851-09-11

Bark Eli. Probably EN- from BOsten fer Phiiadephia
Ssyt7, on Cay Hesd.
BRA Caroline, Geek, from Boston for Remedies, Sept J.
lat "a. len G7,
q lat - ~ Ion tI h6
The New York herald., 1851-09-11
NLW NEpIcAL BoOKs-A CosPLLTE PRA lfICA

work the rature and Of deiic
aud al the Kindred Observation-Disclosures BY great
htr 81 t,autisliy eoiored rs.ef, large Homer
Eos,Wih. ~ D. lecturer snd diseases of the
aieye named nature ~ i large quarso 3g second
edition. prize SO Extract from the Boston Msdicni and
Surgical Jeurns-"It nay bO ssd fearesy to be equal
10 kcofds or Actons works Is of diseasss
and Tar superior % thing vi tbs tnd rabhct
Mis country Author q rhe W nily ~ sic,,a, prie.
% cents. Author q vot S-if Abuse Dsyls-
raie fretts Sc se sixtA edition. 10 Iresn pats prcs
81. Tor sale at the publ sLers SIhGSGCh rO~ NSEsD
~ Broadway, and - The author. 5Os Brosdwsy.
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Directions for sailing in Long Island aud Fishers Islam
sounds the Broy placed tteren from kontauk 10 Bran
fcre Reef
Vessels standing westward Up the coast or scuni
ttrrE bays bartors vii pass red buoys With
bers the s.arhoard hand; black broys with uaeve
numbers the port hand ard buoys with red and bsc
sres either hand. Buoys in channel way are sovere
with attrf ate white and hlack rer?endicular ssrPel
EICoLL FO3DiCk, Collector q Superintcn lent.
Custom House, New Loadon, Sept ., iool.
The New York herald., 1851-09-11

nR. COOPER, IL DUANE sTRsEr, HAS, foa TUB
~ last nineteen years. devoted his practice ~ tas srest
ment rlercural other disc Ee The
aggravated and ilc tmoved In few dAys
N E-Strangers do not be deceived by WHIT
perconAtes have not left Dusnc See
dplofnk in oiee with ths first In mcdeire s0S
surgery this country has produced perfscs
n charge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25
TIL. DEBATE

The discussion continued yss;e day (savs Saturays
Cnion for sonie time On the President message Mr Ch.
resolution, and The actual condition tnngs under iii.
tive law and the prosper o carrying il Several the
speeches marked with great and eloqucnce The
two senator's from the Young States OF Illinois Iowa
Messrs. Douglass end Dot2c forward in the most m
cded manner 10 dsspate any reasonable doubt the v
being carried out They not only insisted upon the GU
10 carry II fully into execution, but upon the prospect
OF lis successful accomplishment We have strong hJocs
loo, OF such result II is essential 10 The preserys.
ton OF The peace ii the country and stability Of The
Union. II we believed with of the original
Of the Compromise, the North will not cary ont The
law we should indeed renbe for the OF the repabc
The union is in the hands OF the North Ifhey support the
compromise In good aith The tsconents of the South will
their clamor
The debate was not ended when the Senate ourncl m.
on Mt Cays notion il was postponed till O'Clock on ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25
VILE. ANTIlOTE

We have published the fiery disunon resolutions OF the
Convention Southern Rights Clubs representing very
small portion of Aabam4 This ultra movement is utterly
dscountenanccd by Of The Alabama papers which
decidedly opposed the compromise In the
Der we are happy find The Mobile Register of the best
and trucst journals OF the South. Ii says
Ii will be- that these resolutions propose the secession
of Alabama from The Union for what has already been done
and declare that only question OF time otis exercise.
They call upon the Governor the Legislature to
appoint delegates Southern Congress- declare il To
duty OF Alabama 10 secede from the Union in
any other State shall do
Tins pa, forth the "Card" "the South
en Rights Platform OF the Southern Rights OF Aaba-
ma."
Now against all of this, Southern Rights men, fully
concurrng in the views oi the Convention the
and hangers South enter unqualified and
decided protest II Is wild Quixotic indcious and i'm
practicable scheme, afoding remedy for past evils and
calculated only plunge the country into irreevabe ruin
political and social suicide; and would
xii the patient instead OF relieving his suiie'ings.
Such is The doctrine Of the Southern Rights men OF
Alabama-ol 1.-THE OF them, and the Convention
had authority put it forward as platform" That
nssemoage meagre and limited representation OF
the party the North only ELEVEN OF the FfTYwo coun
having Delegates present. and OF these only TWENTY
being from any other counties Than those OF Montgo-
merry Lowndes and Dallas 1t is obvious that such body
could the OF the Stae and we are that
ia proceedings will meet with the overwhelming condemna
ton the people, This regard detri-
mental the Southern Rights than any thing else
that occurred 1t is calculated 10 the effects
OF the WISE the PATRIOTIC and the sagaclos VINO are endea-
vorng organize public sentiment for The defence OF our
institutions with opprobum and dicule We therefore
protest against fair exponent OF the wishes of that
party Of the purposes they have in vlew and we call
on tcm throughout the State NJ once promptly and deci
sively 10 condemn these proceedings
We had intended express views fully upon this sub-
ect, but present have room to say only this much
While on this SUBJECT IL is proper error
The following published by the 18th of the series OF
the Alabama resolutions, not adopted and, therefore
should not have appeared
"l2 Tha, we recommend the people Of Alabama
pend their old party divisions until redress and security can
be obtained proposed AMI 10 know party bu, the
Southern party"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25
ARREST OF Mr. srANLEY-A DUEL AppREHEH

WAentSoToS ID. C.. FEB. 81 p. Mn SrlnleY Of
North Caronn was arrested to-day on warrant -- iei IN
me oath OF Walter enoN, 'nay" Of the city, and taken te
mre Justice Mprse charged with challenging Mr. Inc o
habnfna Tor alleged offensive words spoken iew
in debate. After fol- hearing Of the case Mr. St1rlyy
was dismissed at ELK O'clock this evening for want Of e
dtnce.
Mr. lnge and his friend, Governor Brown have ye
been arrested The police have been seachng for ali
day.
The general impression now is tina, challenge hns passed
and that duel has been agreed upon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25
THE STATE MANUFACTURING HER OWN ARMS FOR DE

Under this head the Charleston Courier that in
addition the construction of Powder Magazine and De-
pot for the reception OF arms the Citadel Square in
Charleston the Ordnance Department have ordered 10 be
within the State two Batteries Of Field Artillery
ssng Of eight FOUNDERS, and four IL pound howitzc,s
material be of bronze-and the work ready for deve
ry by the 18th June The Courier says
We have already shown that can, with our various
factories clothe ourselves ourselves physc ourselves.
and now We have chance ourselves without cal
ling upon the Yankees to supply the materials.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25

oF ZIG EHqUi'-
THOMAS $. BOCOCK. ESQ.
md that The Richmond Wing continues MS ohecio,s
Mr.. BococS being Continued in Congress by the Demo.
Republican party any longer. Is the Wing is dis.
siied Sc. vi couIs-, be dissatisfied so with VI
cock. Now Mr.. Wing, dissatisfied with The /,
lion OF our representative in Congress-; do coine
in The sentiments Your dis,pnrobaon; nor do apQo
OF your denuncu,ory missiles hurled often Mr. B.
10 your own household your loving friends of Whsee-y
The Henrco district. By the time you settle Your d.
household affairs shrcwdy suspected that vii n.
but little time devote 10 as up here James Rive
Please, Mr.. Wing let alone until that affair vuUr OF
District Convention is made bnownlei II Your ,ot
cuute before the people. ion argue il ,he Democs
all at faut-out Nhiggery MI purity ana cons >enc,
Here is a dilemma with vengeance. Whi..eiy h
assumed more phases than Caleb Quotem had oec
lemeriiy, now, threaten dress our Jackets II .
return Mr.. Bocock once more - Congress. | reckon
there any dressed III this district and that ss
will be that WEg who opposes favoritc IN L.,
gfess, the Hon L. :. Bocuck. All ms neshbors wili ~
him, for his defence of Southern rights and his Al
defence ut institutions before the representatives. in
gresS. We vii do the risk of The -lcasure OF
Richmond Wing. We able Ia Judge for ourselves OF
qualities OF representative and If be- i acceptable
friends, those political lilrd- w nm aside Plea
those who have feeling ut sympathy with the Democt,,
party, and had feeling with ihea IN Zines past
future unless the wood.n horse well tieIn,
" it'll DISCUSSES Wc!rtni 10 give strong poll. Let ~,
counties do US well a. old CUMBERLAND.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25

Eg We requested state that meeting In behalf of
Sunday Schools will be held this evening a, hafpast
o'clock in the Hall of the House Of Delegates. Addresses
will be made by the Rev. Mr. Hammer Of the American Sun.
day School Union, and others.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25

NEW HAMPSHIRE FOREVER. Tho New HING,
shlte Denoctac Convention, hy Of 202 to nlse
nominated Tor reelection, Samuel Bnsmoor me present;
Governor In place OF Rev Mr. Atwood their former NOM.
nee VINO II turned ont, had been ddlyihg with Free ii.
ISM letter 10 the Boston Post says There Is bn, one
sentiment among the democracy om ever section
stale and that Is, that they will have nt1a iri:i Gsa.
niontsts, and cannot be sold free s,n D!nsaoor
VIII be chosen tru,nphAntiy ey people" We
"a limit of 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25
A STABRING CASE

Yesterday morning Harriet Hooper was 5rouch, +,
the Mayor, charged with lie sabbng of Elizabeth Nil,
These female individuals belong 10 the fia ssterhoot
cause of quarrel jealousy envy. The scene OF rb
beagedy Julia Deys, at the corner of l2,h and Cary
The wound was inflicted on the RICH, breast, with a
knife. II is yet known whether TIE wound reae,e
lungs or will prove serious though probably nor. lbs
animation OF the prisoner will proceed on THURSDAY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25

Mr.. McLane defended the Foui6ca,!cn bill.
Other gentlemen spoke chiefly win reference 70 co!.-te-
raj subjects.
The bin was then reported TO the House. motion was
made and the bill Ibid on Tho table ~ yeas ana nays
Mr. Bayly moved TO reconsider this voie and motion wa
made 10 lay Mr.. Bayly's motion the table. Pending
which Mr. g. moved call of The house and the house BY
yeas and nays refused to order CALL and then ADJOURNED
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25
ARRIVAL OF THE MaIL STEAMER ONO

M >, NEw YORK, FEE 2!
The mail steamer Ohio arrived hcre to-day win mo ID.
iona Mails and 900 worth of gold and freight She
brings l2o passengers,
The steamer Washington sa;ed noon to-day for Sonh.
ampon. She takes thirty five passengers and hlfy
five thousand dollars in specie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25
ANOTHER ARREST TX EOSTON-TRIL

anu II FIN NNNI.N IN Ti0JN IFJN M Al. UF UINTN
BusToS, FEE. pa sevonif person auesl,i this
morning charged with being concerned in late mob an
This city. Hs we have a,certanei h ~
j. p South colored man On giving bail his appeal
Friday, thc house tIis he was et
liberty.
The examination Of Nj Davis has not yet been corclniei
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25

Ey' We regret TO announce that Mr.. Flournoy Inc
sent eloquent member from Prince Edward, will no,
candidate for reelection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25

sg-THE DEMOCRATS oE RICHMOND -.
10 meet at the City Hall on Wednesday evening HI =:
inst, at half past seven o'clock to adopt such neasp,
may be deemed necessary 10 act in conjunction with b
mocrats of the other counties in this Congressional
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY %

PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY % 1874.
ARRIVED,
Brig Village Bell, Michener, M,ianzas.
Schr General Taylor, Fuller New Orleans
Schr Mary ]. Peck, Dupuy. New York
Schr Gypsy, Parine, New York.
Schr Columbia, Shannon, Philadelphia
Schr Maria Theresa, S,naIley, Salem, Mass
Schr Hendrck Hudson, Munson, New Haven.
Schr Miranda, North, Baltimore.
Schr Meneta, Cherry, PHILADELPHIA.
SAILED,
Schr Emma D. Russy, Wick. New York.
Schr Ann Eliza, Jone. Baltimore.
Schr Emma, Travis, Baltimore.
Schr Lnghton, Perry Charleston, s. c.
Schr Greenway, Coach, New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25

lHE LEdsLArrR: or Iowa mas passed law prohibiia.
Inc Immigration oi negroes and requiring erst the
State upon three days notice Of the law under pen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25

TWENTY-SECoNDF FEBRUARY IN RICHMOND.
The Birthday of Washington, Saturday last was cele
bated with much spirit The day bright and beautiful, as
mild and soft az the middle of May. The Capitol Square
the City Hall and enyrons presented very striking mp
pearancs. Members of the Convention and Legislature
strangers citizens be in all portions oil the
Squaeand the vaegated dresses and bonnes OF the bellies
of our city and the surrounding country gracefully decora
ted the scene The military in full force formed line from
the Washington Monument (surmounted with the Ma
tionul Flag the gate Of the Governors Mans!on-
In omen columns they reviewed BY the Governor and
Aids the Adutans General and several Generals and Colo
nes members and officers of the Convention and Legisia
ture They consisted of the following The Dragons
Capt c. O. Tompkins the Artillery Capt. Nirmo; the
Public Guard Lieut. Gay; the Grays, Capt. Elliott; the
Eagle Infantry Capt. Danor,h the Young Guards, Capt
Richardson the Blues Capt. Sheppard; the German Ri,
aes Capt Bodeker, and the Montgomery Guards, Capt
Moore National Salute then fred By the whole bat
TALON and each Company defled take reeshmen NJ lis
respective places of At sunrise and sunset sau'es
were also fired by the Artillery.
During the day the Executive Mansion thrown open
and Gov. Floyd literally administered his Old Virginia hos
palty.
Al night the Theatre filed with large crowd, who
seemed appreciate Mr. Ncaes admirably thrilling
alton OF Damon The performance closed with successful
patriotic Agory which the whole troupe, representing
the various States, sang the Spansed Banner; Miss
Sinclair and Mr. Waco, respectively leading off, with great
effect. Ii received with great enthusiasm
On Friday night land might add Saturday morning
morning aso) Young Guard celebrated the festive occe
sion with very handsome and delightful ball al Lafayette
Hail. The Governor and other dignita-es were present
The room was handsomely decoratedhe music very good
much beauty liz up the scene which most attractive
Rail MIA fha Thrafr
Il promised be very brilliant affair. We shall speak Of
i, tomorrow The weather yesterday like April-ut
P " the rain fell pro!usely The shonc out most bril-
liuntly-and sunset had quite gale Of wind.
In further honor Of the day Saturday night last the
city was brilliantly Illuminated with is the streets
from The river running the whole length OF The city to Mar
shall street inclusive. The effect very hne-and the
pos pure and brilliant II is manufactured of the Clover
Hill Chesteed) coal, richly bituminous and valuable
as any that con be found the Union. We haye given il
full trial. and speak knowingly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25
CORREcTJoN ar ufsTopy

correspondent Of the New York Eveaiog D..
Mr.. Sparks the bosrapher of Washington IN an 'a'
situation. lie sae"s af Dir. s. SUPPRESSED many =.
most important passages in WashiDgtons letters.
them The following, in letter dated JAM 81 l77s !,
Washington speaks of the British as a nation ~,
10 De lost 10 erery sense Of rirne and those FEELINGS ,s,
inguisa ciraissd people from the most barbarian.
ON' ''''' GUS sarca.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25

BusTON, + Eft. It, 1871.
Alexander p. Barton, black barber in Salem and JOSEPH
H. Hayes superintendent the fremont Temple were Or
rested his morning by l.. 5. Marshal and officers charged
with aiding in the Saturday last and taken
fore Commissioner Haet and held 10 bail in IS, 00U.
The rumor that fugitive slavewas about be ARRESTED
caused great crowd of white and tacks gather IN 81
e and Mayor called the entire police OF 81.
lem, together with the Deputy Sheriff, &c. 10 protec, the
officers, and read the riot act.
No attempted and the safely broueh,
this city. Barton afterwards brought before Un,-d
Safes Commissioner lalle ind gave bail in ihousar
dollars 10 appear for examination h. eater. Afterwards
however District Attorney Luni stated that the wrong per
had been arrested and h. discharged large mum.
Der OF warrants Tor the arrest &" and IN
the hands OF the Marshal The examination of Davis for
aiding in the rescue : concluded
The witness tescs 10 seeing Davis among the mob IL
the entry every inmates before :Acrescuc An atena,
was made this afternoon. by the deiencr mpeaca me
testimony Of Ur Byfne. United States Deputy Mirsh.-
Many Of the pcopeof Salem, d, the Of Barton *.
pressed their determination Ia sustain the laws.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25
ELECTION OF COMMODORE STOCKTON TO THE
u. S. SENATE.

IRESToN, FEs. T, IooI.
At the join, meeting of the Legislature this morning
the first ballot, oeng The I'D of the session. Rober, F.
Stockton elected U. S. Senator Two members
absen.-Wm. NJ. Whitehead, Wing and Thomas d. Hoxey.
independent Two whesvoed for Stockton and three De
mocrats for Ford Stockton received 80 votes Dayton 80;
scattering, 5.
X. ~ Smith, Democrat elected State Treasurer
Samuel Maris, Wing, by Of IL IS; vandeyeer
Democrat Keeper Of the State Prison. over Gadds Wing BY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25
-THE DEMOCRATS or

s-s The wires being out OF order we are wj,bo.
graphic dispatches This morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25
THE BOSTON OUTRAGE.

TUFIUNi 7 EB T, 1871.
The following orders unanimously passed By III
Common Council last night
Resolved That This Council view with high satisfaction
the condemnation By the other branch OF the city govern
of the oGtrages upon the laws Of the city au
the commonwealth, and Of the United States referred
in the order passed by them, Tuesday as and hear
approve of the directions therein the City Masha
for his guidance all future similar occasions.
Resolved That cordially respond the proca
nation OF the President uf the United States and viii Us
eDrts 10 that It's recommendations ca.
ried out.
There are rumors of number of warrants for fugitive
being issued fugitive who engaged in sweeping tn
sidewalk in front Of his employers store saw a Sourher
gentleman approaching lied the back way and has no
since been Other fnairives have left the city
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY %. 1881
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

We devote much of our space to-day the President
Snecia Message on the Boston Outrage and 10 the excited
and interesting debate in the U. S. Senate on the subject
All must admit that Mr.. Clay handsomely took oil the scalp
of the aboionist Hale the smooh-ongued syiace d.
Oily Cannon apologis of the whe-!vered lmpudent ma
fanatics of Boston The Presidents Message ernces
disposition though manifested with much hesitaon
and tmiy 10 discharge his duty in enforcing the law which
has been grossly violated He into aboed
gumcn, in defence of the people OF Boston We think they
might have proved their vigilance and oyalty-ye
hope that they will demonstrate their duty hereafter
by acts, and not merely empty words. There is one
great deficiency in the Message. With the Pennsyl-
vanian say, that the President should have fol-
lowed up with little wholesome admonton 10 the FEEDER
al authorizes OF Boston district. The misconduct OF
the Marshal in permitting the escape OF the slave Cras
Yet lost in the public memory and the eSaofo!
nary orbearance of the National Executive on that occa
sion have led us, directly and necessarily 10
this last unprecedented act OF awessness That Marshal
should have been promptly dsmlssed-as 1t was his rete
ton in office premium upon all opposition 10 the law
The result is world and nigh, EASILY have been
predicted. Mr. Fillmore is now in trouble, but
thorns which he hi. rcaped, are Of The rec
ii we sno@n wha, would spring from SUCH seed"
We cannot yet bring ourselves the conclusion that we
must despair OF faithful execution Of the law by the peo
lie the North Ii strikes us that nothing shouia more
eeny ring into the OF the citizens of Boston the dam
ger which their APATHY bring the Union and con-
scqueny upon themselves If the recent outrage does not
arouse like voice the dead, shall despair indeed
Of any loyalty in that quarter. few more cases Ike
those of Crafts and Shadrach, will shake all Southern
confidence in the North. We shall not however
We, despair. We few bright spots on the horizon
Among them the unanimous reputation, by 'he NE"
Hampshire Democratic Convention of the trucking, cow
adiy Atwood the nomination of the present Governor Dns-
moor and the pledge OF devotion TO the COMPROMISE mea-
all their PARASITIC election 10 the U. s. Senate oil
Commodore Stockton whose letter Daniel Webster proves
him be OF the patriotic spe-and the action oil the
Connecticut Democratic Convention, fully endorsing the
faithful execution of all the measures Of compromise 10
these may be added the conumeous treatment OF the bt
sh emssary, Thompson by the people of Sprnghed-and
The bold and patriotic pledge OF Northern Senators that their
States by and enforce the just and constitutional
rights OF the South.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25

rsNHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE RICH.
i MOND LANCASTERlAN SCHOOL,. vii proceed 70 apgoa {.
Principal tina Inion The ID Wednesday m Marcb A.
picants may address Tor further Information
Feb 2i-c2a.td JOHN DOVE. secre'drr.
lava COFFEE.5v Tags cho.c qual,,y, aniiGs -t
= Fey g. Is DAVENPORT. AllryA co.
A LCOHOL.-2lh D.s. 80 degrees proof. by
~ Feb % DAVENPORT ALLEN" GO
lpECTIFIED WHIskEi braaiel a 20 .se - -,
~ Feb . DAVENPORT ALLEN&ro-
AILS-cumoerland Factory and Virginia BON d rvi''
qItI'y-cohs;ant supplies by co
Feb ~ DAVENPORT ALLEN & c.
PROPOSALS Will he received inu Monday ne 81 - 40
al IL O'Clock a. VI improvements De made 70 'hs
mic Hal IN hisry Persons wishing e"ufn'e Tor ne
find the and Specifications hy calling my ONCE cor
and 10Th streets. l. " CIiZEGK"on,,.
Chairman Of JOIN, Committees of Nos ~ a"-
Feb 25-dt3 March
sIGN0R VITO Wits ,.o,. ,et
Asst sale OF eez,Dt Mar,e AMI a!toasier NAst.e
IL MOSAIC TABLES. Rlehy Cut Bolemtla Ca c,.sa-
Terra Cote Goods French Paa'ed Tables Gil, ahd si'st.
uole. Silver Plated Ware French Chine, So &c = .,L
Italian oil Paia!as The M,toane t.,sr Aon!o] ~ sss
will take place on Tuesday ioTns Feb @5'h al
onro.ite Ne,srs richardson Coz Main rree, ~
~ The larger portion Of tho above ar.eles are W. 80,
express. w = o~'
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