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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-03
LOCAL sNTEELIGENCE.

HANDSOME TEsTIMoNIAL.-Several gentlemen
engaged in business on the South side of the
Basin, some time since formed the determination
topresent 10 officer Warrington slight testimoni-
al of their appreciation of his services as an off
cerand respect as man. In futherance Of this
object, a beautiful rosewood cane, ornamented
with handsome gold head, bearing an appropri
ate inscription was ordered; and on Tuesday
evening last the ceremony of presentation came
off at the restaurant of Mr.. Bray. We have not
room this morning for II full description of this
interesting ceremony, and must therefore content
ourselves by assuring the numerous friends of
TINT excellent officer, Gncluding Councillors and
others) that he bore himselfon this, as on all for
mer occasions, most calamity. We shall give the
proceedings in full, probably tomorrow.
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" We were yesterday indebted to the cour-
tesy of our neighbors of the dispatch - for an
extra from the office of the Baltimore Sun, con-
tanning portion of the first days proceedings of
the Democratic National Convention, in advance
Of the mail.
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STEALING CANDLEs.-Mr. VIM. Burnett. of
New Kent county, arrived in the city Tuesday
night for the purpose of disposing of eggs,
butter, &C., at the Old Market house Wednesday,
Accordingly at early hour yesterday morning
he wheeled his market cart into line for the
purpose of displaying his eggs and butter to the
best advantage. 1t so happened that Mr.. Bur-
nett's cart occupied position near the sturgeon
bench. Now, in the simplicity of his heart he
imagined that any article placed on that bench,
would be entirely safe, because in full view of
his own keen optics well as those of half the
market. Like most other market-men, he pro-
perly appreciated the position he occupied and
must it be confessed?-entertained not very ex-
allied opinion of the honesty of the Ioungers about
the markets. However, he naturally concluded
that even the bodest rogue would not have the
audacity to take large article as box of can
dies from that bench, and accordingly placed box
he had purchased for some ofhis friends, upon it.
His attention for short time, was about equally
divided between his cart and the sturgeon bench,
but as customers began to flock to his cart. his
Chances towards the fish bench became less
frequent CAS- good luck would have it," however.
800 La uo'o SdoI IliS oycS toWHruS tflo CANDIES at
the proper moment for whilst engaged in selling
eggs Geo rye, slave belonging to Mr.. Thomas
Bates, walked up to the sturgeon bench and walked
off with the box of Candles! Mr.. B. saw the
theft committed-saw his candles going off.-and
IN his anxiety to catch the thief forgot all about
butter, eggs, cart, &c. He leaped towards the
thef and with the speed OF an antelope, succee-
ded IN overhauling him. In the expressive par-
lance of Mr. B., whilst describing the scene to the
Mayor, the rogue ''darted' and he 'clamped him."
OF course the fellow was handed over to the police,
and received at the hands of the Mayor proper
condemnation and punishment
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u-n - W, I1N@ Wy .iOIUIt1.
70 = Ess and others in want of Sash, Blinds
- and Doors, respectfully informed that have
fe-opehed my factory Main between sth and 9th strs
opposite Bosers Row where prepared to furnish
s0peF1or hand nade uok, at the lowest prices trial
viii satisfy judges OF the superiority of my work Ready
made Sash sx0 and lOxl2 also Blinds to suit the same
atways on hand p, Q. TRAYLOR, Agent
- Danyille Regiserw will copy weekly one month
6--iEnl -
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'HthE notes Of the Southern nanulaus..rer ;
Bank, OF Washington City, and of the Corpo.
Fation af Ereierisksbnrg, viii be rec ,ived ar ma,
with Virginia Bank Notes at counter.
my 2o-lm c. w, PURCELL K co
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NOW OPEN EVERY NIGHT, AT THE
EXCHANGE CONCERT HALE,

4IUNV VI I..N Y ' En i Mutt, 1T TIE
EXCHANGE CONCERT HALE,
For short Season,
ID AYNES CELEBRATED SERIES OF GIGAN-
1B TIC PANORAMAS, ENTITLED
VOYAGE TO EUROPE,
Embracing Magnificent views of Boston, its Harbor Hal
k the Atlantic, river Mersey, Liverpool the CRYSTAL
Palace of the Worlds Fair, Westminster Abbey, LON
DON from the Thames, passing under the Bridges and
ending with magnificent view Of the Thames Tunnel
brilliantly Illuminated, and both banks of the beautiful
river RHINE.
Anexhbition ON WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY af.
ternoons at O'Clock.
~ Admission 25 cents: CHI ldren under II Is cents
~ Doors open at halfpast oclocx-Panorama to
commence moving at my 24-tf
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FsY ALEXANDER NGTT & CO
Ne. SF Main street. opposite the city aoteI.


N
IENHE subscriber wishes to hiro by the year. month"; or
Il otherwise forty Hour-barrel Coopers to whom con-
slant employment and liberal wages will be given Also
is DESTROYS of purchasing FLOUR BARREL TIMBEIs
In any quantity athe highest market price delivered ct
richmond a. either Ia biets or dressed. An early ap.
pication is desired.
my lin VIM c. WALTHAIJ
Wing and Dispatch will please copy twelve times
each, and send bills to this Office
1 IVES Szf IFksE EHss4GNS' N9sYy ssElA-
e. DY.-New editions ofthe following interesting and
popular works: ~
Lite OF John A MurreH, the Great Western Land Pi.
rare WITH Illustrations 25 cents, containing l24 pages
Lille Joseph Hare, illustrated 25 cents containing
lo7 pages.
Lite of Col Monroe Edwards wi til numerous ilustra
tons p cents containing 152 pages
Life OF Jack RAM illustrated 25 cents containing 144
pages.
Life of Helen Jewett. Illustrated a5 cents
Lives OF the Feons, Illustrated 25 cents, containn SO
pages.
Llie OF Dick Furpin, illustrated, price IS cents
Lille OF Tom King illustrated, price a5 cents
THOMAS Fl. GRESHAM
my * 1904 Broad street
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PHILADELPHIA, June Arrived schr Eldad Jarvis
Richmond.
NEW YORK, June Ard schr Mary Eliza, Smith
Richmond. Ship Geneva, Tucker, from Richmond
March 25th for San Francisco, spoken 4th u lat
l As N. lon. IA As W.
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Methodist Conference.
BosToN June l.
The conference has ruled part of the odchurch dis
cipne which required that ladies and gentlemen should
set apart during service in church This carried by
vote of 160 major ty.
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warranted to stand the Southern Climate
sl,OOO,0O0 SAVED YEARLY-READ, READ
READ-MARK THIS FACT!
ssLVER'S FNifNERAL PLASTIC PAINT
~ LII stand any climate without cracking or blstes
Tseepes read this testimony from the President of the
Reading Railroad Company: 'N
C0ice Of tie Pha2a and Reading r. r. Co.,
No. rs S Front St. cor ofWilIing's Alley
Philadelphia May Sd, 1852
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. June

WASHINGTON June ..
Neither House of Congress in session to-day.
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4 E0CR94s 1sEAEE has removed from his former
~ residence Marshall Sixth street. one door be
.oW VT ieooclt ". '2ott S my Gift
hi WORTHY OF ATTENTfVN.-I have
aAtms day received two thousand Canada straw ATS
suitable Tor servants which am disposed sell at very
low price Those in of servants harvest Hats vii,
ind ito their interest to call at No 81 Main street.
N.Y. JOHN THOMPsON
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TEE OLD DOHasNEON HOUSE.
I Sth ST.. between EEain mad 6nrx

AslNG his day taken possession of the above
named House, and laid i'll the best stock of LIQUORS
Wines and Cigars that this any other market affords
would most respectfully solicit call from my friends and
the public generally assuring them that nothing shall ba
andone to please all.
my eft GEO TT JEWFrr
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Ry DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.

ESOOTS, SHOES AND HATS AT AUG
ID TION.-On WEDNESDAY, 9th June at 10 q ock
we will sell at auction store, large assortment OF
fresh and seasonabe Boots Shoes and Hats direct from
the manufacturer, viz:
Gents fine Boots
Mems coarse do
Mems Shoes of various qualities
Boys do do
Womens summer Shoes, &c &c
ALSO-Drab black and wool Hats
Sole Leather
Shoe Thread
TERMs-Under $lOO cash. $500 and over 4 months
credit for approved paper
DAVENPORT, ALLEN < Co,
ADcfs
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TEMPERANCE WEEK.-Our city is already
alive with Temperance Delegates, who have come
hither to attend the Annual Session of the Ma
tional Division of the Sons of Temperance f
North America Delegates from twenty-six
States in our Union, and from the Canadas.
reached here yesterday are expect
ed. These gentlemen, among whom are
some of the most distinguished temperance
speakers in the world, will be with us Sc
eral days, and we trust they will favor us
with speeches every night in the week, and that
our citizens will not lose the opportunity of hear
ing the unsurpassed eloquence of these gentlemen
whose reputation is world wide.
With pleasure we call attention to notice in
another column announcing that the renowned
Neal Dow of Maine, and Gen. Samuel F. Cary of
Ohio, will address the citizens to night at Grac Q
Street Baptist Church at past o'clock.
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THE CELEBRATED WEATHER STRIP
NHE subscriber having purchased the exclusiv RICH
Il to make and vend the newly invented WEATHER
STRIP generally in in the Northern cities is now
prepared to fill orders either in the city of Richmond or
county of Henrico.
BY applying them to doors exposed to the weather they
ehectuay prevent rain and from beating into the
house.
They can be fitted water tight any still however mn.
very thing as they do away with the carpet strip now fin
use and cause the carpet to lay smooth and level door
ways.
The subscriber will furnish and put them on and after
fair trial they do not give satisfaction they will be re-
tmoved and no charge made.
ny calling at his shop, of Main and 9Th streets
the application can be seen.
my24-1m VIM FORBES Builder
ENANs:-Another lot of Spanish Fans, just received,
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LATEST NEWS.
TeEegraplaed for the Times.
LATER FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
BiHeuIsies witt, the Chinese

ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
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~ BOOKSTORE.
The Family Encyclopedia of useful Knowledge and
General Literature containing about four thousand arti
cles upon science and popular Subjects designed for in
strucon and amusement; by John Lauris Blake, D. D.
Handbook for Locomotive Engineers and Machnists
by Septimus Norris, Civil and Mechanical Engineer.
Paper Hangers Companion; by James Arrow Smith,
author of an analysis and drapiery, &C.
Assayers Guide practical directions to Assayers Mi
ners and Smelters; by Oscar NJ Lieber
A Treatise box of Instruments and the slide rule
of guagers, engineers and students; by Thomas
Kentsh
Grain Table showing the value of pounds and bushels
OF different kinds of grain calculated in federal money
arranged as to exhibit upon single page the value of
given price, from ten cent to ten dollars per bushel of
any quantity, from one pound to ten thousand bushels
with other convenient and useful tables by James FL
wood.
A practical model calculator for Engineer, Mechanic
Machinst Manufacturer of Engine work, Naval architect
Miner and Millwrght by Oliver Byrne.
Also-he Paris Sketch Book which is worth having; by
M. Thackaray. 10
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Sole Leather
Shoe Thread
TERMs-Under 500, cash; $500 and over months
credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN K co,
Je Ancts.
EAGLE FOUND1Y.-Ths subscriber having
EL removed to the large Foundry just erected by Elm
and lifted out with machinery of the latest and sp
proved STYLE is in addition to the manufacture of Tuba Go
Fatterng Mills prepared to receive orders for Stationary
Steam Engines, Saw and Gris Mills Agricultural Ma.
Chimes Tobacco Presses every descriptions and all kinds
of Iron and Brass castings He pledges himself toexe.
cute faithfully, and with despatch all work entrusted to
him. and respectfully soicts call from his friends and
the public generally.
The highest cash prices paid for old cast IRON brass
and copper. PHILIP RAHM,
ap 6 Cary. between Pearl and 9Th SITS
VENafdG undersigned have this day formed a co-part
Il nership to transact general Exchange and
Ranking business, under the frm of MAURI &
MORTON. They wildcat in Exchange, Bank Notes and
CON- and will purchase and sell Stocks and other public
securities on commission.
Office under City Hotel corner Main and Wall sts
Richmond Feb. 81. J. B. MORTON.
10000 .ir .SSI sH 5sv a.5;.r 5 .51
Rachael Ann Capt Travis, at Rockets, for sale
je JAS. WINSTON
New CRoP GREEN TEAs.-a5 half chests,
l i ss for sale by DAVENPORT ALLEN & co
ri e. RUM, Fetons manufacture, Apple Brandy
~. Gin and old Whiskey, Tor sale by
je 2 JOHN H CLAIBORNE
M by ''-'' wv e"'As' III s'0is anu '0' s@l'
ie 2 JOHN Fl CLAIBORNE
DORTO SaC0 MOEAssEs.-1o hhds. supe-
n rior, for sale by
je2 JOHN H CLAIBORNE
s ALT.-Fine and G. Alum Salt, in store for SAFE by
~ DAVENPORT. ALLEN & Co
NHTCaREEL's PATENT CANDLES
I'VE ? Rico Sugars, superior quality
Lemons, Cotton Yarns
For sale by
jea DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO
tn NsEDS. PFsHTIE WESTERN BACON
AO SIDES, receiving and for sale by
e2 LEWIS WEBB & SON
w by ~ = \ '"~'' 0''S N00D'''n Lev" '0f sale
ie DAVENPORT ALLEN L CO
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NANs. Another lot of Spanish Fans, Just received
Il at prices from rs cents to So for sale by
r, NJ. ZIMMERMAN
Js9 Corner Main and 18th SITS
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mo WISCONSIN PROPERTY. OWNERS

u TIE anAeysgned would respectfully lnfcra rSrsses
cwnnk Lots IN Milwaukee, Wild o. pGiaproye1 Land "
Nsse ls paat es the State bonds and MortSAses
sc AS. which they wish b. dispose Of that funds have
her ycc IN his hands ks the purpose Of investing in TIE
aecvc fsrtirs s'ning the undersigned description ol
such rrvySgty, u TIE tcrtas sa, viii ind pafvAsser,
PARTIES washing b. ascertain The vsae ~ thcf p-crsy
Nl~easis s,t NJ AeAE Taxes learn the prev af Farms
Mia N,ssns with the rsies ef LaNaas NNacy, xe &C.
have vslasNe work Wt>ceas.R fNS Of eAAse hy
ftwEg, Tar MoRey, AHa ge4l Ss:Ase Agent MGwaSseS
Nlso1sanA
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pantins 6rbools.

HANGING CLASSES for GENTLEMEN
The new system adopted this FOR the h's time
Wv 10 TIE rur and admits of
sntsn,e ~ Auy 6urinS the Lessons on Mon
dAy "Wednesday and Thursday evenings General pTactice
81 all the dances with hand Of music, Saturday even
inss ladies and chidras easscs Wednesday, Tasrs
LAY A'' SATURDAY A poDwoRTH No. SOC Roadway.
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GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHEE
" EEDS. MATTRESSES. As, q c7Av eloks Ne
- G-zzSx. srrx.S ecer ease 81 sn<HE- Nrg-f 81
CEkAf FfioLSTEkY an FEATHER Sfokk-1n
arre,<sn. q c&x<s ssxs S-rAs-zy --sS->s-y ,se1I
q TIE lz-xr sz< 5es---cz- 1xs<-z>zc q b-<A xx-A
FsE1ssrx B-&zr-az Csex Az al ~ v.sc2 hxrs 49,
q 80 exs, yxce2 Ard ssx << prsses
skxs- srsri r--rsns - zsk "a ><x rrAases oo~s ~
q r.y yz-- e ~ ar H-<sf szx Nthazsyz ces q
e.zss OK Rcs s.< ks=rz.<xsryzgvsars sss s.Ae ese-
" vBr<k Ma - 0mn1<-
& 49, - q x0x&
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r,.sr MopRIsANIA vILLAGE.-second-

NJ .veoue Rsiirosd.--Abont ITO lets YET ol snc ,ft
- ssn down and balance before the 2'tn NuoH
is1hrs, lots occupy very he sihy and eesu ~ ~ ;
49, 60, and In full view OF the East River aud "a the
. ,icn,,v Of The residences OF several OF 'ne nos
fanny and respectable ctrens Of wssshs.sr Tonh.y
Aiso 6ns bshins within quarter o. 'sne - h.
a., .hr New Rochelle and sscondsvenue Rnirced which
has been lately chartered Il "a expected win g's
s;J, ssncc OF this property from the city nine miles
e srrssct For mars and other information Apply 20 "
3 wINTON. No 5 Tfyon row, near harlem ha'iIon
% Bce
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Real Getate for Sale.

A FARM for SALE CHEAP-In the town Of
"a r.,k.so,~r Rockisnd County, Ncw-York thirty miles
nom the city containing 81 acres with sosd and e.n,1
.s,s Iionsr Barn and other ontbuildinfs III
i, sr good well OF water near the door; slso youns
And tcursius orchard For particular. .lnrs ., ~
CHpsA etths, between 81 sad ithavs Cuklsfo-
PHER WALTON, Fordhan. or OF JAMES CohsA' On
~ prcmsca
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A CHlLros. Auctione-r
DEREMP1ORY EXE(LIORS' SANE Of

III VALUABLE REAL ESTATE and Leasehold Pr-n
lie sod Auction by order of th- txectns PAT
RICH RILEY. deeesseG.-COLE Chiffon VIII sell %
81 y O'clock II toe Merchants fxebIase New.
Yors CT MONDAY the lo;h Of January 1854 the issvs
valuable property. VIZ;
lISfh seet-2 vacant Lots Of ground. esch 5 By 100 Ret
II inches depth the souh sae Of shsr iss fes eat
of the 4tkav.
Avenue A-So 1874 Ga the est siAe, the scush
eat corner o: Avenue ard l5th the 10. fur
story brick hous< the cnf Of the io = feet nc ~
- feet src fOursory hrick hcuse on the rear y feet
inehes by y feet lot 3 feet inches BY 81 ret deep
9Th Street South SIDE, eonnnencsBz 10 teet inches
cas-. OF the Sd-ay.: the front Of TIE st threes'y
bck house ~ by IL feet; and three story Dck houses %
the s.ch IS by Is fret There Al ssyrty from tas
front Of the lot OF feet inches which co insrat-s VA
tie houses Ihs property s essoic ~ta me pr's
d As,nuF-No SIC FoUrs:ory brck bozse in front s,i
tuOstory ard hssensn: bGrk house o. TIRE rear tfou
horse 81 inches By IS feet house 70 feet 81 inch
&C by 10 feet lot ~ feet e nchcs By e fee deep
- Averue-No 81 FcG-e.cry o-1ck hcase win esxefy
the frort ct the OK - feet 81 aes BY - feei ana
story ard bsscen: hack house tie rea- - feet
Dches by Is fef Let - feet 81 inehes BY loo feet deep
Wiei;-st-No g. foEr story b-ck hozse on tie froaf
OF the lot Is By % feet, ard foursty hek house On as
r,sr Is fest BY Is feet: 70: 3 BY 100 teet ceep-
Nilerrst-No Is Threescry hE,ck house o. he frocs
oftie lot - ~ s. fret AID fDss story brck hJase o. s
rear Is BY g fret; lc IS b. lto fees viii a aiey~y
three stt.
81 S;res.-Poar twcr,c-y ard ss hek fron, hoses o.
ec OF he uorfhes; Of Avtn0f A; esh Ss ~
IS deep. Tfls property = leashold-
Ayerue AUue fvo-stogy ard sts brick toot hose %
Avenue A tie east si6e. and bc<seen a and Stsis n
q feet inches By SC feet Seep This properly es~
held
Fornaps Ard fEu particulars terus lc s7ply 70
AIc..oEeer. So sWs,-st-
f Ras Me eiEaoS rAfER sss:' RI L
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AZ SALE or 60 LET

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wsrsA q skAs< sxeransx nae<1scs<rzx Fxr7sec~ lse
larsv ss& asvr szA-ssr i~~Gzs All sssrr sas<,ss
- prsxss~ AsA . Fiezsszs NJ va s~s sxs a
81 Ar~ne hsk r~Sx;ssl y . ss s~s<c sszsss vssk
n a Ham e Nsv>IsA CIV y ul,-Hl wAz<A sssss
ssN~A ywTxy. k.s<rs = N sc<Ar<S NJ
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DrTrSToN CoAI-rs pe,.,y,r.,;, q

tDlTISION COAl--1he Pecasyivxr;s Coal
C~=r<-y rrsr&-,s S-Sxsr = a,.S-s !. Az -
e sas ts-y, S~sSfrz sls Wlazzszz-xA :zz n g.
keacs AZ sryczA yareA t1< q = Pass.
SSe v>1>s ksS7e<ser A-Sx<7- ~ Sszsesc< A-,ay
a. tAs yx-@< esr-~r * tSs-st aas 49, Vs. p-~-
Nsr-c-, a. - Ses * esE-ra-1- E<.s ssv--: f>s n
AS<se lsS>ss- " a-sssx-s2s 1s< & Gods Swain
Vs. rh< CO. VI s< S<Srs--S .: o. : 80 "a q
:aS Ns- f-sz - C&zA Bs&a Al q = re~r.rs>s -
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EoR SALE in ULSTER COUNTY,

h-ssn OF "A acFcs well suited 20 raisn& vegetables
ana neG oxceiert markets TacN 10 socd orchsrd and
foS tei1nss en the promscA Inquire corner OF Columbia
and lnsaR-<fs. NreeAiy-> =. eAs ar<s<
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- No 20 Grands, would respectfully inform her friends
and tie public that ale Is prepared 70 supply them with
the choicest Cakes for the Holidays comprising Plum,
Pound Ct-on Almond. Curran Rasin, Washington. Lady,
Spence. and ell fancy articles in The line.
Cakes carefully Iced aud Ornamenied.
Orders for Holiday Wedding and other Parties punctua
" attended TO- and any part Of the c.sy free
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Observation-Disclosures wishing to find an

IL Institution in which geod order is maintainsd by real
lnduess and rapid improvement secured by thorough
ction win be pleased and served at the Commercial ana
Classical School, No IS Henry.st ,,,.,., ~,
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NOR SAIE-Two excellent brick Dwellings,

v.Ok SAbE-Iwo exceiieht orich dwellings,
pleasantly situated in the Village Of iorkvile. on S6h-
NJ SOC feet wss, OF the Sd full lots Houses three
pn,es ith cellars built modern STYLE OF the best mate
1als and fnishcd In senteel manner with marble mln-
Alec ssacs Cnfon water 40 Intended expressly Tor pleas
Ant mi, s,e n sidcrces For particulars. apply 20
A. McCtbITER No Us Fulton st., Sun Building
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Professional Notices.

A DAGUERREoTYPE Likeness for or.
~ N INENTl-FNE CENTS-The szAscriSc- wo1ii
respectfully anrounce tat having the best s-ra-r1
"a yigks eslerts Nsw-lcrs krG snQer.or srpx-R-s
sd TsekDeTy, he l. prrrs-s faaisA D,szereosypes
that cGurCf he Surpassed BY sry ne wc-i n eaA.v
tcthfa'res eAesqScss AID cETsslsfy. perfect pc
trre fox only r~scy fve os1t tAzf WI fs1s n
eAms.e Ca ana deciee for yourselves No. s.,
RrVsSssy, tn; fccr, NJ szrs < fARRANn.
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