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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-19

A FIRST RATE BUSINESS ON MAIN
a ST, FOR SALE ON THE FIRST OF JULY
NEXT.--The advertiser, in consequences of enoa.
ging in business in another city, would sell out his
present business which is one of the most profta-
Bile and desirable II Richmond, the larger part of
the sales being for cash. and the store is one of the
best locations in the city. To gentle man with
fair amount of capital who wishes to engage in a
perfectly safe and profitable business, the present
is an opportunity rarely to be met A line address
ed to F. J. A., through the Post Office, Confidently
viii meet wi tn attention. NH Io3t*/
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-19

I'll SPRING FASHIONS, n
&A Gentlemen who desire to wear fine, III
well finished and fashionable Hat, of Richmond
make, atas low or lower price than at any house in
this city, are requested to call the subscriber
who has just commenced distributing the Spring
style OF Hats, warranted equal to any made in this
any of the Northern cities.
He would also call the pubc's attention to his as.
sortment of Magyar, Kossuth and Hungarian Ha Is
just received and receiving, which he will sell low.
Call soon at No. 1877 Broad street, sign of the Vel.
low Hat. RICHARD MOORE.
P. S-Keep il before the people, that they can for
50 so, get Moleskn Hat that sell every where
for 50 and all others at the same very low rates.
mh.6-1m* RIM.
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sHEPPERSON's OFFICE,
'i"'h street, opposite the Va. Banks.
prawh Nos S4squehanna Canal, Class r. March II:
Is 5 81 g. 66 20 70 SIS e. 46 d 40 o. 90
lawn Nos PataPsco Lottery, Glass 90, March IL:
o. "a "a a 81 % SO 80 So 81 g. SO.
Drawn Nos Patapsco Lottery, Glass 93 March "a.
~ 3 II % % 70 4e 90 S. 81 Sc % IA.
For To- Day-The Maryland Consolidated Lot
tefy Glass @, to be drawn at 4 o'clock. P. M.-Ca.
pttais $500, of 5000, of 3O0O 20 of 1000 &c
Tickets So '' w.
Also, the Patapsco Lottery Class o4-Capitals ::
So'3li' 21Oo 100. &c 79 numbers, 16 drawn
Tickets only 30 SC. NH 10
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NEN DOLLARS.-Ten dollars reward will
l. be paid for the return of cloth cloak, with
cape and full velvet facipgs which was lost at the
Governors House, on Wednesday evening
C. D. HUBBARD,
NH l9-3t* at the Virginia House
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
GAS Broad Street, ShOckOe Hill,

NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
23S Broad Street, ShOckoe Hill,
oPosITE THoS d. oUARLES DRY GOODS STORE.
r PETER TINSLEY informs -
his friends and the public that hea6
has opened, at the store above named, an en-
tirely new and well selected stock of Boots,
shoes, Carpet Bags, &C., to which he in
vites the attention of all in want of Goods in his
line
For the ladies will be found select assortment
OF Caters, Slippers, &c. amongst which We emu
some entirely and beautiful; Also half Caters,
same style; bronze kid Slips; Jenny Linds and
Excelsoirs, of all colors; patent leather Jenny
Linds; pump spring Slips and Buskins; Parodi
Ties French glazed kid Slips &c.
For Misses and children, all descriptions of wear
For gentlemen, will be found fine stitched Boots,
pump sole Boots, Congress Caters Oxford Ties,
Kossuth Ties. Monterey Ties, and select assert
ment of Shoes.
For servants, general assortment of Shoes
Northern and city made.
Ladies', gen,lemens, Misses and children's Boots
Shoes and Caters made to order.
The whole stock having been selected in the
Northern and Eastern markets with great care by
one experienced in the trade win be sold at small
advance upon cost, for cash, or to punctual Gus
toners. PETER TINSLEY,
NH l2-l2t 235 Broad street. Shockoo Hill.
TOR HIRE-A healthy Negro WOMAN, with
l. one child-a cook, washer aud ironer. To
good home the terms win be moderate. Apply at
the Dispatch office. NH i5-3t
rINO CONTRACTOKS.-FIF MILES OF
Il TRACK TO LAY.-Proposals will be re.
ceiyed at the Office of the Company in Richmond,
on Thursday, 25th inst for laying fifty miles of the
track of the Virginia Central Railroad. between the
Junction and Gordonsville with T rail- Specifca-
tions can be obtained at the Office after the 18th.
NH l6-I0t T. GOLDEN BUGGLES. c. E.
GLOVER, TIMOTHY, AND II EKDS
" GRASS SEED-Receiving, for sale by
NH l2 s. McGRUDER SONS.
BISHOP DOANE's PKOTEST.-For sale
ID by NASH & WoODHOUSE, Eagle Square.
discourse delivered before the Virginia His
torical Society, by II Washngton-25 cents.
Bishop Doane's Protest, appeal and rrply-2o
cents.
Durnice on the Lords Prayer-50 cents.
Verses for Holy Seasons, or Christian Year for
Youth, by w Hook, ID D-37 cents. NH -
4 MEs' SHOvELS AND sPADES.-A
IA full supply, just received from the manufac-
tory direct, for sale by
NH I2 w. 8. d. G. DOMAIN, 10 Pearl ct.
FAMILY HAaIs.-2O bbls, uust received. for
J. sale by
mh 10 WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
ADAAIANTINE CANDLEs.--No Igs and
n Sc, landing and for sale by
NH IL JOHN n. CLAIBORNE.
TsIDER vINEGAR.--lob hls. receiving and
NH IL WILLIAMS Z BROTHER.
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ADJUSTMENTS
r II = AT r u.


THEATRE.
Last night but one of those eminent Ar,;.,e.
MIX. AND MRS. B. WILLIAMS
,, On This Evening, March 18th,
WIZ De acted the new Drama entitled IN
IRELAND AND AMERICA;
OR, LIFE IN BOTH.
9einn rinnigan- Mr. B. Williams
resey anderson Mrs B. Williams
10 be followed by the laughable comedietta entitled
OUR GAL.
caroline Morton, (our Gal. - Mrs B. Williams
ofand fas de Deux, Mile Ciocca and Mons Carese
To conclude with the Farce of
ALIVE AND KICKING.
raaay neiiiy- --.---..-........M Wiilisms
D.uy nei'iy -.--.----..-.--..--.M Mrs Williams.
CT ITEMS HALL,
FREDERICKSBURG.
KUNKEL's
Nightingale Ethiopian Opera Troupe
VIM nave 'tne pleasure to appear at the ABOVE
named popular Hall on
Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings.
March 23rd and Oath
Inc Programmes will be choice and select, en-
ofaclng many new and pleasing features.
NH la-et JNo T. FORD, Agent.
SECOND WEEK.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF KJrNKEI,s NIGHT.
lN6aLE ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE.
GEORGE KUNKEL,. M.r.crp
HARRY LEHR, CoNDucTop
consequence OF the Overlooking audiences that
= nave greeted this celebrated Troupe the past
evenings, the Manager has the honor to Announce
lnsI their unique and magnificent entertainments
VIII oe continued every evening until further notice
AN entire change of perform nee every evening
ror particulars 90 see bills of the day.
mn 10 j. T. FORD, Agent
'sHHE ATHENKUM.-Prof STI-AS .T71.r-
= Ten, OF William and Mary College, will lee
ture at the Athen@um on THUhSDAY and SATIJR.
DAY OF this week. Subject of the first lecture -
memory OF the second-"imagination.n
Doors open at o'clock; lecture begins at q
O'Clock, P. M. Tickets 25 cents for sale at the door
The COMMITTEE ON THE ATHENEUM.
NH t7-4t
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VALC ABLE E 4 VI TR Z 5 FOR
sale.-she has been ra sed by one the best
hJuSe"lTes IN Vlrginia-is first rate chamber
maid, good washer and and ironer. and in al ~.
spects an accomplished house servant She is sold
tor no fault Enquire Immediately of
NH l9-2t* r JTupKINs
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.-Tbe an

scriber has taken the Store on the South side
OF Franklin street, 4th door above the Old Market,
where be has, and intends keeping, well selected
stock OF Family Groceries to which he calls the at
tcaton OF his friends and the public gen orally
Mh l9-d2tclt- GEO A HIrNDTE y
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CLARk'S OFFICE,
Fourteenth St,

Drawn Nos. of Kentucky, Extra 65, March 18th.
SO 81 10 IA 70 IA 3 40 80
Quarter Ticket SO Ga prize of 5000; sold
and paid
Drawn Nos. of Kentucky, Extra, 81, March 18th.
n rs rs 60 "A 80 90 GA II "a "a Al 48
Half Ticket II ~ Ga prize of $500 returned
Whole Ticket n 60 Ia prize of S4CO re-.
turned NH 10
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BY JAS. r. SUTTON, il.
Inn BBLs. OF CORN; AND HORSE,

Inn BBLS. OF CORN; AND HORSES
1UV COWS, &c, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold, at Public Aution, at Woodland. the
late residence of Geo w Gardner, decd, about sew
en- miles from Richmond by way Of the plank road,
on FRIDAY, the 18th day of March, 1859. commenc.
ingat the hour of II O'Clock, one hundred barrels
White Corn, one good riding and harness Horse,
one work Horse and five Cows. Terms, Cash. for
fifty dollars aud under and credit of months ON
all sums over that amount, for negotiable notes sat
isfactorily endorsed, interest added.
JAS. T. SUTTON, Jr.,
NH 10 Bv request oftha ourpas
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I OST-Betwetn Marshall and Mayo streets,
- about 10 ca. since, a GOLD THIMBLE, with
the initials y L. W." on the same. A reasonable
reward ill be given for its delivery at this office
NH i9-2t+
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a., FOR SALE, two well broke MuIes.
62&3 years old, with or without dray aud har.
ness.
NH 17-2w MACE g. WINSTON
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sTRATTON's OFFICE.

LANDER Us DFFTTE,
18th Street. under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, Glass 60, MarchI7:
40 e. As IL 4S 6 AZ 50 Is IL 81 IS IS 81 Is
To-Day.-'fhe Kentucky State Lottery, Glass
No 65.-Capitals: S23, 500, $500, 1000, 5000, Of
la0), &c. rs numbers Is drawn. Tickets So.
NH l9
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- SMALL HOUSE WANTEDs-A
Us7 house containing five or six rooms, convensenk
to the business part OF the city Apply stfhb once
NH l6--3t.
- FOR RRNT.-A large room N the .Lss
81 Buildins. sAeretofore occupied By the Hissor.
's'' ToLER q COOK,
Ills General AgenfA
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Isl nWFIIIN;s m THE CITY or RICH.
At5ND FOR sALE.-The subscrber z authorized
TO seil those three handsome Brick D.sli,nse On
the West 1ide Of 1ash street. cppos.se :. 8. ~ Ia
nsnrsn. Dr. 4. 4. Csrrinefon and Mr. e. shsfsr.
Tsese tene ncnss are nearly new. arc Wen oek snd
1900 eonvenieutiy located FOR the merchant Or
msn Of business, being within hse minutes gskk o.
ne principal places Of businese.
AZ ne Lot Il the corner a l2zh md MagQAaal
streets. haviug thereon several annau t11k1Ia9A
Welding III annual rent, Appay g. A 4
8 nh IL vi GQRu&N. 8
0RINCK EDWARD l1l1AND 013E---
I 3o0bushels, expected daily. Or salA ~ srFsvo,
nh u JOHN u. CLAIBORNE.
The daily union., 1852-11-06
WAY Denartmn
nureau Topoprapbieal EngineeI

Bureau Typographical Engineers, sept lb 1889
DROPOsALS be Secretary War until the
Sd day OF January 1859, for The removal OF e ran on hed
river which viii be awarded the lowest
sponslble bidder
men aud sha no, exceed one hundred thousand dollars
CONDITIONS
The materials forming the be thoroughly
moved om the but be destroyed that they cannot
form obslrucons mpedmena the navigation thereof
ine work wi be pad of as progresses ~ the following man
ne Whenever the shall report that portion Of me a
oneer appointed by the department. and t shall appear That se
is the fiet The department win such proportion OF e whole
rai less provided That tho portion paid io
sha never be less Than onehiern part OF The whole work
s. IL the bidder thinks he the by The Isl day
July next ie5J he VIII the which he willing 70 com
lake 10 complete il BY The Isl July 1854
lo te hsmentoned period he win so state ana wh propose
when tbe time specified IN the contract Tor the completion
officers detailed for that by the Secretary War and
shall such Inspection that mo contract mas been uy
unity with including the twenty cent
Gnde @ aee na y m s nPs p a be- a @
but the balance remaining di The contract shan be forfeited 70 e
proper by fulfil his
gagemen and he shall offer complete The work without any adh
uona charge the United States reasonable e a. e disere
Of The Secretary of War; will be allowed him for that purpose
The viii required give his bond for 2oooo
conditioned the faithful the contract Each bidder
VIII transmit The same time win s the nne ~ % 0e m
that they viii sign his bond surees as above mentioned ana
esides respectable citizens
and that he considers Them worth ten thousand dollars over and
these conditions shall be complied with.
u. ALERT
col Corps Topographcal engineers
The Republic Ineigeneer and Union, Washington q cou-
s and s snd New nc m
Ohio Louisville Journal, Louisville, Kentucky ST. Louis
La Bulletin, Orleans Bee, and
New Orleans Republican, New Orleans ha VIII insert s ae above
Sept pt2i-dlua2awtjan
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Proposals ror Hations.

IIRApQuAKrERs MARINE CoKr.,
Quarermasleris Office, Washington, Oct. III 1854
SEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received at this oce until III
y O'clock Ihurday che lh day of November nex ios
furnishing raons United The following sta
lions for The year 1853, viz
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Charestown Massachusetts,
Brooklyn, Long Island New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
GOspou Norfolk, Virginia.
Pensacola, Florida and
Washington District OF Columbia
pound OF fesh beef
pork eighteen ounces OF bread
superne nour al the option oi the
of pounds OF good coffee, twelve
the best New Orleans eight quarts OF the best
white beans OF vinegar Two quarts OF SAT- ouf
goou
hard dipped ullow candies, each hundred raiions
shall be delivered the order OF The com
bulk the single ration,
OF the
pork prime and the groceries of the best
quality Of The kinds named subject 10 inspection
No bid viii be entertained this ONCE unless accompanied ~
oithe contract awarded The sui
hcency be certified by ohica
Proposals The bidder will
be notified OF the fact through The otico
The Republic Nahingou the Portsmouth Journal, Ports mouth,
ton Massachusetts, Hin Aurora, Cbaesown Massachu
Enquirer, Mirror, Express and Post New
Brookyn Evening Brooklyn Long abd New York
Philadelphia North American, sun, and Daily Times, Phadelpu
rennsyi Patriot and American, Baltimore Maryland Ga
Alexandria, Virginia Richmond Whg and Republican,
Richmond, Virginia Norfolk Beacon and Herald Norfolk, Viz
Pensacola Pensacola, Florida, will the
week until the lh OF November
accompanied by printed OF the
this Office for payment. Oct 2-JawtNovll
The daily union., 1852-11-06
BY ROBERT Arms no N q.
War Department..
u lfcuu OF TOpogfapnieal Engineers,

War Department,
Bureau OF Typographical Eng,nees
oposALs win be received and including day Of
Ssst December for lac following articles required Lake
% pieces wh,eouk timber, square 2 inches % feel
"a pieces white OAK nber square ia inches,
O oeees hewa white oak timber square ls inehes
nds X inch bolt iron In pieces Of la and rs feet long
o cet board measure, inch pine plank inches wide
Al the timber 10 be free from sap, rents spins and other
90, cords crO ballast son stone,
measure 2s feet solid measure
ou the slst day Of next March onethrd the a1'h
~ n neu Apnl third on the 3Ist day OF next May
Times Of Tho delivery OF The stone;
a"Shrd on ao day of next April ,d the 3st day
f1sy NAV onethrd the 3oth day of next June.
me above win be required Luie ton Waukegao,
a same quantities, qualities, ana kinds OF materials win be
d al Southport shore Of Lake Michigan, and al the
u4 % ' aRe quantities. qualities, of material, win
d @ n Racine west Lake Michigan, pro-
quantities. qualities, and kinds Of materials will he
nda swauk,e, wes shore of Lake Michigan and the
pnnodols and times OF delivery
S" ne quante qualities, and kinds Of materials will be
nd al shebgan, shore of Lake Michigan aud the
aToaious and times OF delivery.
wanted west shore Of Lake Michigan, and the
proportions and times Of delivery
% articles delivered these several specified days, To be
caued inspected by Of the United States and
W @ M cor,ns 10 contract pricr less II per cent on amounts
m cent viii be retained BY o United states un ne
ae compeied when retained will be paid to the
contractors will be forfeited to the United States the contractor
6l 10 fulfil his contract.
Each proposal accompanied with evidence that the
fulfil his contracts and The department, reserves the
nm rejecting proposal satisfactory all respects
Advances made But payments Will be
made stated.
The places oandng materials will be pointed out by the Uned
states agent him by the contractor On this account
me contractor is not subject delay of three days
hui such landing be considered delivery said articles TO
United STATES No delivery viii be acknowledged except IN
uc stated and accordance with Tits adVef
laen Un delivered inspected, and received all articles will
N Al lbe risk contractor But when
inspected received they will be al the risk aud under
Of tho United States No deayto inspect and receive at
lines made allowed the part the United
The proposals Timber''
outside envelope will be addressed the undersigned.
J. J.ABERT,
Col. Corps Typographical Engineers.
70 inserted IN the Republic Inteligence and Union, Wash
Joa Courier Enquirer, New Commercial Advertiser
Buffalo Advertiser, Deoit Commercial Advertiser Chicago,
twenty tines daily, then twice week Till Goth December
oct 96-d20tS * aIawtiIee20.
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.2A1L LS7u7kn>eIs> 1s1>t
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS

The Of person viii be entered our boohrs
payment ol he subscription be made in advance.
Distant subscribers letter. The psst~xs 90
which viii be paid all ourselves In iu safe
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Is published i-eekiy during the
sons OF Congress, and semi weekly during the
Subscriptions or period less than ysaI viii be received
terms proportioned 10 the above annual
DO POSTMASIEkr authorized ana W
sending DAILY subscrber with enclosed
SEMI subscribers with o25 enclosed; WEEKLY
subscribers $40 enclosed, viii be entitled copy of The
same edition they furnish subscribers os, gratis
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Proposals Erecting n Mint, with the Necessary
Machinery, at san Francisco, California.
TREASURY DrrARrmnsr, Oct. 2, ls52.


SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received department until
= the 9Th day Of February, lsSS for 'he construction Of hs
and speccaons which application the de-
paent parties disposed to contract me sad proposals % oos
branch work. gh being reserved 10 the department 10 con
be The department Of declining make
building and machinery eanno, be finished and
which The expenditure s expressly limited BY The act o. Con
PaymeRp will be made every sky days on hs amount Of the
w1iA u9ne Nv WI nv a % uanden, and ,,ch,ec ,hercof
cscng from each Of such estimates and payments twenty
the @ hundred thousand dollars and ten per cent on
subsequent after the above until the hnaI com
peon Of the building and m approval and acceptance by hs de-
Every proposal accompanied by written guarantee.
that the party parties making - hs OF her bs ee .ecep.so
t. Ee sascon o tho United State. and The
q nc o s 'a nos q ~ my oa @ dss ss son.S
cred unless y accompanied with such rusran'se , g.
furnishing machinery said branch according TO
the peeleaons which WI likewise Be furnished ny Ss dsPa |
IN relation The building with le exception OF the amount o. ns
bond required or the faithful execution Of The contract which VI"
BE- IN te sum q twenty thoasatd aolars ~ ,a ,.c :
ioPa WI arc se ~ ~, y a,, a.se :" ren, ~ sny hn,d
machinery sunhlc for ,e purpose Of branch mint. .sd
building such building and machinery TO be equal IN AL spse
ing and be apabe thirty millions Of gold
ay IN far proportion q pieces o. hs anersn ia
able building and machinery are bought OF leased under he auiho
then be made FOR the erection building and furnishing the ma
The bids win opened Of such
bidders hink proper to attend and should The sd. which
made fom California not he received at the department
previous The aforesaid s day Of Febosy 1853 viii reserve
other bids which be presented
will bo practicable after the depart
officially advised that law has been passed BY ,he
legislature of California eSemp,ng said branch mint
fom taxation sc required by The eh section OF ne ACT OF
Congress 81 July s2 establish branch mint oftbc Uni
ted In Caftornia.
Those persous California who may be disposed to make
sad building machinery viii deliver The same 70 he
Francisco to the expiration
publication ofibe advertisement In
newspapers issued In Francisco that period having been
designated oCongess the notice for proposals IN Cali
forna collector san Francisco win be furnished with
and specifications for The Information on thoes
who may wish to make bids there. - -...-~.
s-iawtsfeb Secretary Of the Treasury
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TUE WORLD or WATERS or Peaceful Progress.
DER the Unpsthed Sea- by Mrs. y Osborne limo, Illus
uated 55
This uncommony happy conception developed with
nconsiderable force and beauty. "-y7rrs
The Geoogy the Bass Rock hy Hugh Miller author Of Red
Sandstone, Sc tsmo. rs
Roger Miller Heroism Humble la narratives by orme
with Introduction Dr. Alexander tsmo 10 cents
The reader who this volume pnmoved and without
individually useu suffering and
the wicked sto many whom these
pages have been suhmited.n
For sale by GRAY A HALLANTyNE,
Octe Seventh street
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Western Military Institute, Drcnpou Springs, Henr,
county, k. lucky.

HE OF this institute The second Mon
September and the semi annual session on The hst Mon
day IN February Of each yeor.
The embraces the scientific Of the United
Military Point, thorough instruction
ia the classical aud modem languages,
nounshing school, Hon. Thomas D. Monroe,
distinguished for high legal atinmcpis,
institute, and Offers great advantages 20 the
student.
N.-Boarding lodging, fuel,
lights washing attendance, and furniture
sl60 per annurn surgeons Zee, IS per annum.
Charges school above books,
$3.50 per OF Eve months.
received and charged from The date Of
o the end oftsrm
Communications should addressed superintendent
The adutsnt Of the institute, DepDon Springs, Kentucky
n. n. JOHNSON,
Sept 81 d6w Superintendent.
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r,ousr- FURNISHING sroHE.-The subscriber hs

npUsE-EURN1suING sroRE--Tbe subscriber has
Ill Iron Hail. situated Penn
yvana 10Th and
and beautiful housekeeping articles
which he sell the articles
the ces His stock
sss in part Of
tea, and toilet sets
Cut and pressed glass ware
Gilt mahogany frame mante, pier and toilet glasses
Rronzed harscks, standards sndons tenders. csnhe~
bras, SC. shoves and tongs
soiar lamps and girandoes, hall lamps
Plated ten and coffee sets, castors
Walters and ten cake baskets
Covered dishes, card receivers, candesuok@, ufn- 80
Stair rods, table cutlery, Iapsnued goods
Britannia ware, block lin ten and coffee Whs
Chhhnp dishes, oyster
Dish covers, boilers, &C.
Bohemian glass iron framed dressing
Terra Gotta ware, mn,s baskets, ""'""-' ""'' "'
ing utensils, &c. ,..,. or~.....,. .,d
g., forming the largest and che~P
o hepse furnishing sooas e' " ~ aoTEIER
Oct 9f-3tsw4vh
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HIGHLAND pLArDS.-Ths day opened
III 100 pieces Highland plad exquisite qualities and
styles, for chidrcns Those desiring goods Of that
class had call
100 pieces mousscnes and mernoes Of the brightest eolo
and best qualities
M and mOussenes, 3neutGal shadesn
20 pieces dno "Patis losey hannes = all colors
100 pieces white lannes nll prices and qualities
40 pieces cassimeres and twceds for boys pants
goods, all povebay prices,
Terms cash, arranged to the contrary.
Good ares low prices, and fair dealing may be relied all
PERRY h BROTHER,
Oct2-dG Opposite Centre Market.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the advertisement Of the 0
~ September, 1884, inviting proposals
leans aud Vera Cruz route not being
3Dt OF August last, establishing the the hereby with
drawn and The following substituted It's by
copy above appears
said
between New Orleans and Vera Cruz shall be adaped pu
poses Bidders viii therefore govern themselves accordingly
The vessels however, 70 be used in transporting the mails the
fache line be constructed accordance win tie
ens Of the acts Of I'D of March, io45 and 9Th june 1895 below
referred 10. IS. ID. HUBBARD,
posfm aateTI zen raj