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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALTIMORE, Jan sl-6. p. m.
The ErWsss RobbsyAusst, AID Recovery Of the Mo~ss-
Ms5dr Of Eda~"d Mitehsa.-Lys has.fa~cs.--IM Mar,
ksts, &c.
Shortly after closed my letter last evening, young man
named Chesson Chids arrested the charge Of rob
bling the express OF Messrs Adams Co. Monday night
last OF keg containing 200 Mexican dollars He had
been purchasing some clothing and paying Mexican dol
lars for IT, and, being Ia the employ of the railroad
brakesman, suspicion immediately rested him He
essed his guilt, and up $500 of the noaey and
that the balance buried about three miles from
the city. The officers took him this morning TO recover
the balance and il is said have been successful. He
states that when the train about three miles from tho
city he rolled the keg oil cars and after getting through
with his business the depot started out Just before day
light broke the keg open filed his pockets, and buried the
balance, having had coniederaes ia the robbery lilo
is but nineteen years of age and acting as brakes
man. substitute for Mr. Peace who had his log broken
few weeks since He is OF respectable family, and was
much esteemed by all connected with the road.
Messrs Zimmerman, Seer and Donnely, who have
been in jail for three months the charge Of paTti-
cpa,ng in the murder of Mr.. Edmund Mitchell cleo
ton night, were this morning discharged by the grand
jury there not being sufficient evidence hold them for
Trial.
Mrs. Ann Fulton, widow of the late Thos H. Fulton,
who died few weeks SINCE has received from the Con-
nectcut Lie Insurance Company check for O0O-be-
ing the amount Of insurance effected his life by her
husband months before his death His policy cost
but $S7 so.
fine crop OF ice s being gathered to-day, large forces
of men being at work in direction The ice 10 from
two to three inches thick
THE MARKErs.-In the Baltimore market this morning
there sales OF Howard flour at - So and oil
rye flour So 63 per barrel Corn meal 10 worth from
So 81 to SO per barrel Sales of good prime red whes
at 100 lob white, los l06 cents. Rye, IS II
cents. Corn, yellow, 81 cents, and white, 81 u
Oats, A ~ cents.
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VII HcILEhNhND moved that the committee do
| rise and report the bill but t.
The CHA Tx ruled the proposition out OF oderthere
| being amendments pending u
lhe question was then put the motion OF Mr.. VAN
DYKE 10 strike out The words New York." lin the
ond section OF the b and insert in lieu thereof "Jersey
City :" not agreed to-
Mr. CABLE proposed TO amend the bill by adding pro-
vso specifying that fourth The coinage done al the
mint shall be IN gold dollars, fourth IN quarter eagles
one fourth in halt eagles oneeighth in eagles, and
eighth IN double eagles
After few remarks from Mr.. CABLE in favor of his
proposition il was agreed to.
Mr.; HOLMES proposed an amendment establishing a
branch mint at Charleston
Mr.. II said that, though not for his proposition
isolated measure, If New York TO have mint he
claimed one for his city
Mr.. BAYLY remarked that the Committee of Ways
and Means had agreed to recommend the authorization
OF the stamping OF ngots in bars of from $50 TO 81 900
value al the assayng offices for commercial transac-
tons.
| The CHAIR then overrued the amendment of Mr..
| Holmes being out of order.
Mr.. BROOKS proposed to amend the bill so as to max
declare that the mint OF the United States shall be in
future in New York, rather than present in Phadel
| phia
After debate. in five minutes speeches, between Mr.
| BROOKS for and Mr. VENABLE against this amend
ment,
On motion, the committee rose; and
The House adjourned
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The Atlantic.

The apprehensions regarding the fate OF this vessel we
trust will be soon dispeled We have already published
statements which prove tina, she has been adequately
provided with everything that sagacty could provide
against those casualties which human sagaci,y could
oresee and against which human foresight could pro.
vide.
We see from the northern papers that the "Arc,ic, in
her recent trip with severe weather She expert.
enced storm which continued without interruption for
eleven days. She much injured in her paddles by
the ice. and forced 10 put into Halifax for supply
OF coal Our hope is that The "Atlan,ic" has had her
paddles disabled by ice, her fuel exhausted by con-
tending with the storm, and has been forced TO 20 back
before the wind towards Europe, or further south and
that she will be heard FROM with all safe except her
motive powers
We have been assured from various sources entitled TO
the credit, that the atlantic" is of great power
and endurance vessel. As proof OF this fact
and for the satisfaction OF those who are uneasy with re-
gard 10 her safety, publish the following letter from
the passengers the Arctic" on her reeen, trip, ad.
dressed TO Captain Luce, her commander II will be seen
from that letter tina, the Arctic" encountered most Sc
we're gale which lasted for eleven days. and bore on
ward in a which elected universal admiration
and surprise The atlantic" is, we learn, in all re-
spects, the the "Arctic"-ihe in model and
pachnery-the same in power, strength and endu-
rance; .
Tgr STEAMSHIP AaTtc.-We, the undersigned, pa,sen.
gers board the United States mail steamer " Artc,"
from Liverpool TO New York. desire bear this public
monia OF high opinion both of the ceeuoe OF this
steamer and Of the superior qualifications of her com.
mander Ca plain Luce. At the very commencem Of
the passage encountered gale, which con-
nued without interruption and with undated severity for
the space OF eleven days, during the whole of which period
such the steadin.s and fHptdity with which
nis vessel kept her onward way elicit universal adj
miration and surprise.
No better euloRlum be pronounced upon the
strength and working OF her engine Than mention adj
mirabe performance during the terrific gale without
upon, cessation, accident, from the time LEFT Ltv
erpoo until reached Halifax, into which port the
tain with prudence and for which il entitled
great credit, deemed advisable dtyns
supply OF fuel
Ia every respect during whole passage, has the
duet OF this officer and hearty approval
He has been nntfing IN his waohui attention to the
r of the vessel, aud most courteous and polite Ia his
tefcourse with
Satisfied, therefore, of the great and think unsur
pa -sed OF this wing the fullest confidence
~ her safety and her speed and highly pleased the
officers ho command hetwe most cordially aud heartily
all who may desire to cross the Atlantic
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by Mr., BklSBlN: The petition of Levi L. Tate and
lbo Others, czens of the counties OF Columbia, Mnum,
and Lycomlng in the State Of Pennsylvania praying the
estaolisnmen OF new mall-route IRON bloomsbury, IN
TO the Comm ttee the Post Office and Post Roads.
BY Mr.. HOWARDi memorial for three light hou
between Galveston bay and San Jacinto also for
lighthouse at Arkansas. and the mouth of Brazos river
Also, from the citizens OF Grimes, Leona and Limestone
counties, Texas, for mailroute from Anderson Spring
field.
BY Mr. CALVIN The petition of Michael Buy and
81 others, citizens OF air county, Pennsylvania asking
Tor modification OF the tariff 1876: referred the Com
mittee OF Ways and Means.
BY Mr. nlSNEYs Three memorials from certain cti-
zens OF Cine innat, asking Tor removal of the impede
ment TO Tree navigation around the falls OF the Ohio
Also, the memorial OF certain citizens OF CINCINNATI asking
Congress to aid the OF great railroad
passing through that city, from ST Louis Baltimore.
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by A. GREEN, Auctiops~r.

EIGHT THOUSAND VOLUMES OF BOOKS At AUCTION
VIII w, NJ Morrison
ond door Pennsylvania the even
nrs OF February lt i5h and h large and vaus
BILE collection OF books, viz
Law Divinity History Voyages, and Travels -
Also splendid raIlenes-he Florence, Houghon, Shakespeare
Musce Francois and Royalo
Napoleon's great work on Egypt
Ifber Nentnns--hnc proofs
Also, Civil Law Petersdon Nerier, Ty~hy koe'nson
Strange
missal Of the 18th century -
century collected from me horses OF Lore
Thuriow Manwnrning, and other celebrated libraries
Catalogues ready the LIST Of February. .u. 80
22-2awts ~ 1RbtN, hncuonssf'
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rrs For Noun, vernon.-Three Trsps.-Tl

SG-s For Mount ysrnon;.Thrse TriPs..Ths
steamboat THOMAS COl.LY Err will leave Washing
ton at O'Clock Alexandria l0k Monday, January ~
"Wednesday, Saturday, OF February The boat
viii e passengers at Fort Washington.
Fare rcsnd "trip, from Alexandria, rs children half
price D.
Cosches the Capitol OK O'Clock PENN
sylvania avenue, each
For apply Mr. Reosds, Georgetown Georse and
Thomas Parker Washington.
Jan 26-4tSnTuFAa Captain.
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California Dry-Dook.
been crc~lated members Congress
Mason through Henry NJ. Western attorney,
patent sectional dock simply that
undistubed
in United
dephia claim
Department referred by Bureau
Yards Docks snd that amer careful erami
nation, said l7,h December reported
This
report synopsis Of may
referring that bureau.
DAKEN 4 MOODY,
wAsprsoros, Ian. 81, 1851.
Jan 3l-da
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| Condition of the Northe,~ Markets, &c.
Nav YoEk, January 81, pm-No ,dings ys. Of the
sales a. 81 Is u Is Whea, dull Corn stead 60 ssa,:
n.ep Ry prov are steady pork
sl2 l2a and prime. 80 2o Grocer'e. quiet; price:
ioresn advcss Whisky, al Isl cents. 'N' "''"'
| PHILADELPHIA, January 3l-2 p m.-The weather here
to-day is intensely cold
at il5i Psnnsyyana S. SGT Flour s'eadysaies Of $50
M " va co e a. Ks as g g.
Il2 Yellow 81 white, 81 50 Oats,
cso
dull and hout change Whskey is selling at "a Is
in hogsbeads and barrels.
Dreadful Steamboat Dua.t~-Our Ons hu~d,sd Lives
from New Orleans bound Cincinnati while on her way
up tho ver Yesterday struck snag near Greenvis and
Over hundred lives lost by the disaster including
al be h e.b hs hui d SS whsh
cabin all saved Most Of those
foreign emigants. who had gone deck
gers Their names are not known. ~
More Of the Steamboat Di,a,tuAepity il cstto~ &c.
NKw ORLEANS, Jan. 0lt now appears that here have
been ali hundred and forty lives lost by the
sinking Of the steamer John Adams. among whom were
eight cabin passengers The accident occurred
island No So not far from Vicksburg.
Tue cotton make, during the past two day. has Issn
IL. per Id. Sales of whiskey at cents Sugars
firm. Coffee steady, but active. Holders
of provisions continue firm. Breads,uiis are dull.
Destructtps Fire. r#.H #.#.- rr.s
BURLINGTON, (Vt) Jan. 30 The entire range of build
nss knowm Sson block Church street, together
with number Of buildings in the by
fire this morning The Chittenden house and
also burnt, The damage Is not known. but
heavy Partially insured
II. Mrs. HIAsKo have the honor of Informing
nj and gentlemen OF Washington that their Dancing
Academy OF Hall, street, be opened
receiving applications and puPiIs Tuesday the 2
OF January, 1851.
Washington Willard Fillmore, Hon Henry Clay.
BatinoeMessrs NJ Buonapate, Rdgey Of Hampton Hon.
Charles Carroll Owfngs Hoffman, Apple
ton Gordon Glenn, Hanson Thomas
nrgton Latfobe, William MeKm William II. Norris,
Mckim.
William H. Macfariand, Robert c. snnad,
DR.. Gibson, Dr. Hanall.
MIR H. is Instructor Phepss Paispsco Institute Elleous
Mrs Gibons ngiesde Academy Mr. and Mr. Archsr,
Mr.. and Mrs. streeters academies
ia dtf
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uORsE,s TELEGRAPH.

ruE Office Of the Telegraph Company removed
Giman's spobecay shop, Pcnnyvana
n few doom en- Browns Hotel.
line telegraph from Washington
where with other lines eXsnd
ng Detroit Chicago, Louisville ST. Louis Nashville
Memphis and the whole country.
The Office few doors Of the National
Hotel,
The southern street. opposite the National Inigenoer
office. - ...-..
Jan 7-au President Western Telegraph Company.
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bounty Land and other business.

WILLIAM services business with
the departments Congress- agent He will
attend aud bounty land Charges
moderate Address, William Finn, Washington d..
Jan 2S 1851.
Mr. Fnn clerk In the ONCE OF the Second
His knowledge uansacung business
Inc particularly useful
20 all wi may employ him at the seat ofgovemmcnt
" " kLBIoN X PARIS,
Ian 3o-tf Late Second Comptroller
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CARUSI'S SALOON.

Last night on Saturday Evening, Fsbrudryl.
AIR. DEMPsTER's ballad Carus's Saloon
Ill Saturday evening, February viii include the following
sThe where !" "Moning noon
"ohn Anderson my 10 )" "Loney aud wife J" sauiaon
America !" "a nana man for a. that - The blind boy >, La
Irish Emigrant 3" "lm alone,
sud cloak ABBOTT :; '.The barring arhe
three parts. y
Tickets SO be had us places.
To commences half past o'clock and finish by halfpas,
O'Clock.
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virtue Of two writs Of er (aeta ~
III clerks office Of the District OF
directed,
public for Thursday, the 9Th OF February
the following described property wit Lot Ne square NO
II, No. No bs; lot No =,
square No 81 lot No No 1855 lot No IN square
No 900 lot No q in No o5 and half olo, NO IN
and viii be sold TO satisfy
RICHARD wALLACH
J,no-d,a. Marshal ID. @.
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THs pArIf there readers who have de
entertainments provided by The French
equestrian troupe National Hail. they will
remain longer advertised, when late viii ind themselves
greatly There will be performances TO daaenoon
and allowing children others who object late
hours an opportunity witnessing Incompatible Caroline ride
superaye her dun "Juno" Loisse
Bape Stone Wae and Others, Will take part In The evening
graceful Baplse takes his bsnsnt He
should have he richly deserves, a full house
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cURRAN aud hi. Contemporaries, by Charlie. Phil

CURRAN and his Contemporaries by Charles Phil
" lips, baTrister vol, London, 1850.
saimonia; or The DAYS OF Fly Fishing by Sir Humphrey
Davy lyo., new edition, London, 1851.
Travel, The Last Days Philosopher BY
Sir Humphrey Dayy vol, edition. London, 1851.
The :. T. Colsridge vol, edition, London
1851.
Thompson Principles OF the Distribution ofwealh vo
London, 1850.
The Commercial Btsnits Principles and Admin
with the Codes and Laws Com
the Various OF the Levi
vol. !, London, 1850.
the Social Political State OF the Euro
pesn people in 1913 and Ista vol, London, 1850
smces Instinct and Reason Deduced from EecroB Biology
vol, London, 1850
Macaulays Critical Historical Essays edition, vol
mi ouarto, London, 1850.
Imported per steamer Asia, by -. ~
FRANCk TAYLOR.
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NY A. GREEN. Auc,ion.sr.

ID EADY-MADE CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, AND
IL FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-On Saturday (lIs) morning
LIST February, 10 o'clock shall
and Pennsylvania lot
clothing 200 yards Cloths patterns they
longing a tailor declined business. moving
county, and will positively be sold without regard price
of household and kitchen belonging
individuals.
Terms cnsh
A.. GREEN,
hucuoneer.
p 3. The above viii be sold In the oom which will be made
and comfortable.
Feb lit A. @.
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SUPER1OR FLOUR--we Just received barrels Of
~ fine New York family superior artol. for
pastry &C. and manufactured especially purpose
by JNO. n. KIBBEY h co,
Jan 2S-otsou No. 5, opposite Centre Market
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CARUsfS SALOON.
Mr. GEORGE vANDENHoFF's EVENINGS WITH sHERI-
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. 4h 6th and 9th February
IN compliance request signed by Hon Clay
Lewis Cas Thomas H. Benton, H. s. Foots Jas. Shields,
Seward and other gentlemen, Mr. Geo. Vsndsnhof will
these Evenings above nights
Tickets for the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on
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90 Matthew'S Church.-Rght Rev DIR. McGiil Bishop
ofchmond, will preach in Matthew'S Church sunday, I'd
instant, at II O'Clock.
Feb
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Uissionary Meeting 9th anniversary OF the Youth
Society connected the Church
will be held In the church to morrow afenoon half
will be delivered the Dr.
Rev. j. g. Butler, and Rev. J. M. r. Atkinson.
The public Is afecuonately invited To attend.
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Washington Assemblies.

Washington Assemblies.
THE third assembly place Tuesday
i evening, 4th Of February.
Subscribers and having the written authority Of
tickets informed
tickets fschers stationery adjoining Irving HOTEL
Stevsnss fancy two doors Of Browns Hotel
No gentleman will be admitted without ticket
l-3uf
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Circus.
POSITIVELY THE LAST DAY IN WASHINGTON.
Great Reduction Of Prices.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY l, 1851.
Grand performance this afternoon, commencing at AZ O'Clock
Caroline celebrated French will
pear in varied and attractive entertainments
This evening benefit Of young Baptse Lossei
Pces Reserved 50 boxes and parquet 25 cents
gallery, lax cents Coored gallery, l2k cents.
Doors open 6k, performances commence at IN O'Clock
National Hall.
respectfully announced that the distinguished
i MISS DAVENPORT,
number Of nights New
scenery have been prepared for her
On Monday evening, February 3, 1851,
THE HUNCHBACK.
Miss Davenport
Supported by
Mr.. John Gilbert, Master Walter
will be expressed the bills ofths
Boxes, rs cents parquet So cents second tier, rs
Door open at o'clock begin ut haifpast 2.
FEB At
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NEW GOODS. b. A. TATE have received lot Of
cheap and desirable goods which they will show all who will
them with call consisting, in part Of
Lace capes sleeves, and pufss
Muslin sleeves and cuffs
Muslin embroidered
Black lace falls and wells
Worked collars chemisets
Swiss muslin inserinEs and edgnss
and illusion
White and coiored TarIeton muslin
Plain and figured bobbinet
Green wrvaths, leaves, and Japonica
Risands Iaces, md Of -coiored kid gloves.
vaey OF fancy goods At Kiog's cheap lace be-
cen 10th and llth streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
Febl-N
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UENDAL.L's great work the Mexican Wsr-folto
n edition, with richly coiored plates.
On exhibition and for sale at
TAYLOR A. MAURYrs
Jsna bookstore, 9th
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No. second Presbyterian Church, New York avenue,
18th street.-the Rev H. Eckad will, by Divine
introduction Of Christianity into Scotland,
Sunday, al Ok O'Clock, p.
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MRS. ATKINSON 2sO baltimore street, mp stairs
vi Baltimore respectfully informs the ladies Of Washington cry
that beautiful Of rich Paris Ainca
selected expressly assemblies
and dinner parties Ladies who have purchased her lower
Poude form idea Of her in eecnns, s"a -.
arranging TO order flower they may wish sne n" ~
boquets presidential dinner parties 1nh ome'
10 receive from highly satisfactory sokno~sds
me
occasionally ysts rams expressly ior
the purchasing of flowers for The WINTER e"''' ~" We"
dingsy -.
Ts,evapho aespsicbe. attended to with punctuaiiy.
Dec 2S-onwfw
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DO Columbia Typographical socisty.-A regular
society will held this evening" in the Adeen A.
sembly Room, City Hall.
WIN. T.. MOTT,
Febl Recording Sec.
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A Fine end nsatiy Furnished room may be had a.
Mrs SMITHS, east side OF 18th street, third door from u
Jan At
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0REM HOPKINS, n ROSE, importers and jcbb.rs OF
cloths ca,simere vesnes, trimmings, and goods generally
adapted mems No ass Baltimore
four doors Of Charc Baltimore for the
OF c'ndscng They viii be
able desirable goods In their line
can be found in the United ststss.
Jan 1-l6teod
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Dancing Academy.
MADAM and dancing
MI tut
ton, Tuesdays and Saturdays At half past 3oicloct
Jan l7-4weod
MOVES FALKIRK Scotch ale, pinss
~ Barclay brown stout
East India ale, quarts
For sale by JNo. r. KIRBEY Co,
Jan 2-6teon No. s, opposite Centre Market
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rrE undersigned offers for sale one-haf tho
sta,e published Burlington lows. oldest
paper the STATE win perhsps the largest subscription
wishing
ing the establishment and pvoposas
w Jones. Dodge, and Shepard Lsfsr members
from Iowa In the present Congress,
WV. =. CooLBAUoH, Administrator.
BuRnseros, January 9, lssi.
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WANTED, by young from the cou nt'y, . ssf"-
alton salesman goods Good references can
be bad by addressing H. D.. through the post ONCE.
Jan 30-2ueod
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BURLINGTON, tVt) Jan. 30 The entire range of build
nas known Slson block, Church street, together
with buildings in the rear, by
lire this morning The Chittenden and county
aI were also The damage Is known. but
heavy. Partially insured.
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HOUSE OF REpREsENTATIv

Alter the reading OF the journal,
Nlr STANTON, OF Kentucky, asked the unanimous
consent OF the House Tor leave make report from the
Committee on Public Buildings, 10 be laid on the table
and printed He Hr1|.. #UIN
PRIVATE BILLS,
Mr.. DANIEL desired TO move the suspension of the
calendar
But the SPEAKER remarked that, there being privi-
legged question before the House his motion was not
IN order.
The SPEAKER then put the question on the pending
Pnvileged) question, ordering the main question on
agreeing amend the resolution of Mr. BRIGas TO close
debate The branch mint bill, at 3, p m, instead OF
noon Of this day-agreed to and amended the resolu
uon was then agreed to.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04
.yOh.. A. BELtlN,
CABINET MAKER AM LUMBER DEALER,

rE attention Of all Who desire pvrc elegan, suss,t
nal Furniture made Richmond, called 10 his extensive
stock now on hand embracing variety Of Style lie has
ooved in his establishments woken equal 10 any IN his line in The
Union and he guaranty his Rosewood ahga
n.y. Walnut Furniture believing Il Will avoahly com
pare in style and finish s articles IN The best establish
men,s the eastern nohern lie desires call irn his
sha show for itself II. also keeps good
The best French goods Sofas Tes Ts Chairs Dsn' ONO
&C., &c. such as Brocade Broeasel ST. pea run' Ia
mask, DC ., ~,
All Furniture packed and warranted TO 60 safe 70 any
part Of the State. :, a..
VI S"nn.y ~ ' ff Oct. lS-cw6m
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NEW MUSIC.
ID H. TAYLOR has received Express large assor''
L of new Music; among which are compositions BY Tho
first European masters viz 49,
Fsntas on theme from Donna by S. Thelbeg
"reminiscences Lucia do Lan,ernoor," BY F. List
Andanre, S Thaherg.
Romance, with Variations, by S Thalberg
Grand Galop Chromaic, by F. List.
Three brilliant VALUES, by Fred Chaplin
All the above are European editions
Piano and Music Store G0 Main Street, opposite Banks
Ian