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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-28
OFFcE OF THE Cry GAS WORKS.

RICHMOND, Va, April 10, 1852
HEALED proposals will be received by the subscriber
- at this office until 10 o'clock, NJ on the first day of
May for excavang tank pit Of such width and depth
the nature OF the earth may require within which build
depth
The bids will specify the rate per cubic yard for earth
gravel loose rock and solid rock regarding any rock less
than cubic yard '.oose rock. Bids will state at
what price if the materials excavated left upon the
lot and at what price if carried away said excavation
be completed within six weeks after the date Of the
tract.
Also will be received within the time sealed pre-
posals for building stone wall of cylindrical form, the
diameter of which cylinder is to be "a feet inside and its
height about twenty four feet said wall to be built good
granite rubble feet thick the bottom and gradually
falling off to thickness of feet at the top No stone will
be admitted cubic feet to be vertical the inside
and laid with sharp sand mortar hydraulic cement
There will be six piers to extend outward six feet ncu
ding the wall placed in regular form opposite each other
and to be feet wide in each of these piers there will be
walled in wrong iron bolts inches diameter, 10 feet
long obe fastened at the bottom with cast iron weights,
IA inches by II inches thick the bolts and plates
will be furnished by the city.
The top of the tank wall be with cut flag
stones feet wide and not less than inches thick.
Also, will be received within the time, sealed
proposals for facing the wall the inside with
inch brick wal! leaving space of inches between the
two walls which space to be filled with grouting, made
of the bes1quality hydraulic cement.
The bricks to be hard burned and laid in hydraulic
ment the bottom of the tank is be paved with three
courses of hard brick laid railways the lower to be
bedded in foot deep the other in the
hydraulic cement the whole interior of the tank be
plastered with one coat ofhydraulic cement.
The stone wall to be completed within six weeks after
the pit is ready for the masons and the brick work and
pasering be completed within weeks after the
wall shall have been nshed the cement to be furnished
by the city
Also, will be received until IL o'clock NJ, on the 18th
day of May 49, sealed proposals. accompanied by plans
for telescope gas holder with all the fixtures thereto
necessary.
The lower section to be 80 feet in diameter by 22f feet
In height the iron between the upper and lower sheets
be not less than "a wire guage the upper section be
feet in diameter by 221 feet in height the iron to ba
same above, IA wire guage
Said gas holder be completed and ready for use by
the 3Oth day of September, 1882
Bond and security reserved payments will be re
qured to the faithful performance of
ap 2Q-ao4t G. CAMPBELL. Sunt
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False Commercial reports by the Steamer City Of
Glasgow.

PHILADELPHIA, April PC.
Some person in this city has sent to the morn
ing papers of New York, despatch purporting to
give later commercial advces Of the Liverpool
market, by the steamer City of Glasgow.
Letters received in this city, of the latest date
per the City Glasgow, show the falsty of the
report.
One letter, dated April 10th, at the latest hour
says: "There has been nothing in the way of bu-
siness to-day, most people having taken advantage
OF the fine weather to enjoy the holidays, and left
for trip in the country"
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PfTTS yJrPG ADril0d

PITTsBURG, Apr1I24.
There is fifteen feet water in the river and fall
ing The Cincinnati packets resumed their trips
to-day. They can now pass under the Wheeling
bridge without difficulty.
The Pennsylvania Canal will be completely
repaired and in navigable order by Monday next.
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C0NGRE ssE0NAL SUMMARY.

WAsHINGTToN, April 27.
In the SENATE the bill establishing the seat of gov
rnent of Oregon, passed The Deficiency bill was then
taken up and Mr. SEWARD addressed the Senate in be-
half of aid to the Collins line of steamers
In the HOUSE. the Homestead bill was under discussion.
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CONGR ESG MONnAN

NV4NUN I1lss5--NiO1N DA 7.
SE'ATE--Atter the usual morning business the
deficiency bill was taken up and debated until
about three o'clock, when the Senate went into
executive session, and soon after adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPREs ENTAElvEs--M Stanly
under suspension of the rules, introduced res
olution calling upon the Secretary of the Treasury
for copies OF the accounts of John Fl. Trenholm
and of William M. Belt for printing execut ed
IN their names for the Senate and House ofRep-
resentatives for the Thirtyfrst Congress, vhetEl-
er rendered before, during, or since the adjourn
ment of that Congress. It was agreed to.
the House took up the bill to extend the time
for locating Virginia military land warrants.
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Presentation Of "a SscOndNa edal TO MIR. Clay

WASHINGTON, April 81.
The committee from New York Messrs. Leupp al d
Prince called upon Mr. Clay Saturday evening" al
presented him with duplicate medal to the one lost
BILE sage acknowledged the gift in handsome speech
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Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.

W ASH1NGTON, April 2bth
The banks of this city, Alexandra and Georgetown
have agreed to advance the necessary funds repair the
damages in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and it is
supposed that the Canal can be put in order in three
four months
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
n SIX TENEmENTs on 9Th STREET

"a SIX TENENENTs ON 5tb STREET
-l@4 NEAR THE ARAIORI FOR SALE AT AUG
11ON.-Wil be sold on FRIDAY afternoon the Both
April 1852, commencing at O'clock three brick tenc-
ments and three irancd tencmcnts in rear-fronng
the western line oil 9Th street the Arnory bridge
These tenements in improving part of the city,
and rent for the gross Of s325 These tenements
VIII pay alberal rent upon the they will probably sell
for.
TRRMs-One third cash. balance three and six months
credit for approved endorsed negotiable paper or title
withheld. w GODDIN
ap 81 Auctr
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NEW YORK MARKETS Anril %


CoTToN-Saes Of $500 bales at a to 81 for miading
Uplands; 81 to for Orleans showing advance Of half
cent in three days
CoRN-Sales of $4,000 bus Southern White aud mixed
at IS TO 81 cts.
FLouR-Sales OF 1000 bbls State brands at "a II
81 Is; Southern a. 81 to 81 So
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RY GEORGE II. sCyayER

"a GCEhCN SALE OF ksCH GERMAN
~ SILVER GOODS, MISCELLANEOUS GOODS.
DRY GOODS, &c.-On THURSDAY morning ne KIT the
29th INST commencing at 10 o'clock my Sales room
No Fifteenth street. will be sold auction avariety of
rich German Silver goods direct from the manufactory in
Germany consisting Of Knives and Forks Spoons. dessert
and dinner Forks Teapots, Sugars. Creams, Walters
Candestsks, Ladies, Carvers and Forks, butter and
cheese Knives and Forks sugar Tongs, cake Baskets
nut Crackers. Shutters and Trays Castors &c &c Also
an invoice ofDry Goods consisting of Bombazines Cali
Goes, Lawns Ginghams, lace Sleeves, black Mantillas
mourning Collars, Combs hlitts Suspenders &c Also
variety OF secondhand Furniture, and Miscellaneous
Goods Of every kind. the whole TO be sold without re-
serve to close consgnments.
TERMS cash. GEO. j. SUMNER.
ap27 Apct
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rEsATToN,s OFFICE, No. 5, south
~ 14f. street.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToNs the man.
Drawn Nos of kentucky, No 7s-April St.
SO 80 20 81 So 43 81 40 90 II Al - sc.
STRATfON.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky No. 29 April 9Th:
90 AZ IS 65 so SO 40 AS SO 81 Is
'''N'' '''' :, - p''N''' ~"''' 81 sTRATFfoN
Drawn Nos Of entucky. No so-April7:
81 10 ID % 81 A ~ 10 81 SO Sc.
Drawn numbers of Kentucky, No. s2-Apnl 9th:
SO II 46 10 80 SO 50 II "a "A IS IA I.
T Mh9s Mos Mos 50 y Sold and paid
Drawn Nos. of Kentucky No. 49, April 10th
Sc 50 60 fs l6 10 rs 70 81 SO "a 3.
''''' AWE ~ r'''9 " ' sfRATToN.
Drawn numbers of Kentucky, No a4-April 18th:
A 6s 50 II IA 40 II IS rs 81 IS Gig.
Ticket Nos. 80 49, prize of $3.50 sold and paid by
Drawn numbers of Kentucky, extra, No 95-April 20:
80 81 GO "a 43 Is % 81 IS 49,
Do Do do 4 "a 90 -''' ANU ''>' ~ sTRSATToN.
AZ 56 40 GO "a "A 76 Is SO 90 50 10.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, Elk. No. 97-April 2sd:
10 60 81 ~ 60 Sc 60 81 IS 80 80 81.
Ticket Nos. 10 80 az, sold and paid by
Drawn Nos. of Kentucky, No e2-Apnl alst:
70 SO 80 20 46 80 4473 81 16 ~ l 80 %.
Drawn Mes. Of Kentucky, Elk No. &c. April 24th;
Is 80 "A % SO II GO 80 l IA Is "a 7s.
nan NOS 30 80 SO SO "a "a { Sold and paid by
ap 20 sTRATToN.
seq, 500 stratiOn's.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky No 94-April 23rd:
30 l6 81 SO Sc 55 70 "a SO l 60 A.
Half Nos Is 30 the capital of So. 500, returned.
ap2s sTRATToN.
Drawn numbers of Kentucky, No. E-April Gath:
Sc SO l6 3 90 50 &c IL IA 81 81 IL 2.
Drawn Nos. of Kentucky No. 95, April Goth
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, Elk No lol-April 9th:
"a As 60 20 2l 81 "a II II l6 A.
Half Nos 81 "a A Sold and paid by
Ticket" 1 16 "a STRATTON.
OVERWHELMINGLY, extra No 10l-Capita 81,
D94. 7s Nos. ID drawn. Tickets 81.
TUESDAY--Kentucky, No 96-Capital $2O,657. 7!
| Nos. IA drawn Tickets IS.
4 Observation-Disclosures, No. 97-CapitaE $4,000
/ rs Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets $40.
| THURsDAy-Kentucky, extra, No 1o3-captal
\ $4,000. rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets So
i THURSDAY-kentucky, No 9S-Capltal: $50, 900 -
j rs Nos4 10 drawn Tickets IS.
/ FRIDAY-Kentucky, No 99-Capitsl; $4,000 O.
Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81.
i SATURDAY-Kentucky, extra No. 1o0--Capital: 81
i 1850 rs Nos, IS drawn Tickets 81.
SATURDAY-Deaware No Capital: 100000 Z
4 Nos, ID drawn. Tickets $40.
W Buyers referred to my list of prizes, which
registered at the Office proof OF what has been don
i and every drawing continues to increase the humble
Il sold and paid by
Orders for packages certificates or single tickets
the above schemes and all the lotteries promptly
tended to- and drawings sentwhen requested Please
4 dress orders to
/ ap 20 N sTRATTON, Richmond, Va
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niorements Of KossnlA. 81.

BosToS, April 26th.
kossuth will speak in Faneui Hall On We'd
neslay next, and the Legislative banquet will be
given him at the same place on Thursday.
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HIGHER STLL-There sales of Virginia Skies,
(Coupons) at the New York Stock Exchange Monday
$1l0{.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, April 81
FLoUR-Sales of 1900 bbls. Howard Street at 81 H.
9RAis-White Corn Sc to 81 cts yellow 81 cts.
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Tickets 80, halves 5, quart rs 50.
Orders ior tickets any ofthe Maryland Lotteries
will meet the prompt and confidential attention n
addressed to +. Morris & Co, Managers or TO
mhs G. w PURCELL, Richmond
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-28

EBERxnasERATORs, SHOWER BATHS
AZ AND WATER COOLERS.-The subscriber has
now in store very complete assortment of all the above
articles Reirgersorso the most approved kinds and
with the latest improvements ranging price from FIVE
twenty-eght dollars Shower Baths OF very desirable
styles and very simple construction. Water Coolers a
large assomen aud at low prices The above for sale
at Tho House Furnishing Store OF L. GINTER,
ap1o lsT Naia street.
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Wv white Barge Also coored Silks for Vsittes
and Msntas, at CHAS HARTWELL Il cos,
ap % 100 Broad street.
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~ AIuRE produced what man could not invent
~ But mans created, the worlds content
A Fountain bursts upon the public eye;
Amusement seizes all that passes by.
Thy "FYoWing Fouatain invented for our use
Is made to fit the pocket and to hold the juice.
Encompassed in case ofgold or silver,
Designed to suit the taste every beholdsr.
What Tourist would not substitute in place
The rude inkstand and a ruder case
The "Pen' within whose gIttering barrel hes
precious "Inky Fount," that never dies.
And still we hesitate we er marching o.
Doubling no there is not mischefn't
That some good-for nothing man
Is practising his slight of hand
Now, gentle reader, trustn me,
This "I'sky Foum is all you see
There's no deception any where,
1t flows as free crystal air
At the Richmond Mandatory corner of Main and
Eleventh, you will find Pens and Spectaeles Casss and
Fountains manufactured the South and the first in the
land Falter not but forward and help if YOU can
ap5 Sim RICHMOND MANUFACTORY
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$1,000, 900 SAVED YEARLY BY PURCHASING
@ILKER,S MINERAL PAINTS.

IENHE wonder of the age, NATURES own productions
IL These Paints differ from all othersin the MARKET they
not cays they require little OIL flow easily and
with heavier body than white lead They neither crack
COLORS-We have different colors viz: three
Browns two Chocolates, Black and Yellow and by
bnation make every variety and shade of color.
BODY-These Paints superior in body Tor covering
property to any yet discovered and pound for pound will
double the surface of white lead zinc other ME.
talc Paints
IRONTo Iron they furnish perfect protection against
rust for they contain metal which like white lead
destructvey the iron; in fact this Paint makes iron
doubly valuable for building purposes.
BRICK WORK.-They give to house walls much
heavier coating than other paints ard if sanding
qured, nothing holds firmly finishes well with it.
OLD ROOFS.-Give roof never so old and lealy,
Sivers Mineral aints will make cheaply and more
enduring than it ever
SHIPS using this extraordinary Mineral prepare
1t for them will be proof against the action of hot
and salt water.
CAPITALISTS and BUILDERS are invited to make
strict scrutiny into the merits of these Paints They will
find very great reduction might he made in the of
painting These Paints purely mineral; all clays and
other impurities washed preparing them for the
market They cost but half the price of white lead and
the same quantity will twice the surface, and last
six times long which in fact reduces the price
twelfth. Climate has effect this Paint and is equal
y valuable in the cold Canadas sunny Florida
DIRECTIONS.
Use Linseed Oil mix thick you can, and use as
other paints These Paints need but little dryer and for
printing and second coating in all homework they will ba
found far cheaper and more durable than lead
Dealers and consumers can this Paint wholesale
and retail of FRENCH & RICHARDS
N. w. Corner 10th and Market SITS, Philadelphia
General Wholesale Agents. also Importers of Plate and
Colored Window Glass, Dealers in Drugs Paints, &c
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HOLLY WOOD CEWETEEsX.-The annual
q IL meeting fthe Hollywood Cemetery Company will
be held at the store Of Thomas and Charles Ellis K Co.,
on Tuesday next the 4th day of May, at o'clock in the
afternoon WIN H. HAXALL,
ap 22-6t Secretary
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* TEsATTON,S OFFICE, No. 5, South
~ AIT. street.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes STATIONS the
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FHyDwACCss E0X NAEES.-4o kegs Z dy, 70
q sale low to close invoice by
ap28 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
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THURsDAY-Kentucky, extra No. 1o3-Captal
$4,000. rs Nos, l2 drawn. Tickets SO.
THURSDAY-Kentucky No 9a-Capital: $4,000
79 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets SIS.
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n N1VH EkES AZ tU.,
(suCCEssoRs TO D. PAINE d Co.)
Managers of Lotteries. Main St; Richmond, a
S33,397. $4,000 1900.
susquehanna Lottery class ls, to be drawn at Balti-
on Wednesday, April 2sth. 70 Nos4 Is drawn.
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94A VALUABLE REAL u . T A u n OF

s@.llJ M a STREET FOR SALE.-I wish to sell
the half acre Lot which my stemmery is fronting 80
feet Main street, the OF It'll street This pro-
perty at small expense may be turned into lnanuac
turing establishment AS stemmery, it has excellent
screws and presses
Terms OF payment will be made easy to any dis
posed to purchase. Apply to
JAMES .
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SDOECNeNds Es1A.-4o half chests superior, f
d sale at a low rate by
ap2a JOHN H. CLA1B ORNE.
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FRIDAY-Kentucky, No. 99-Capital $4,000. O.
Nos. IL drawn. Tickets ST.
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EeU,ETEEs! BUTTER 10 kegs prime now
Il Goshen Butter, per steamer City of Norfolk for
sale by SHIELDS & SOMERVILLE.
%
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"a FOR EENT.-An excellent dwelling house,
with agarden attached below the city, the road
leaalng to Stony Run. For terms, apply to
TOLER d COOK,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-28

ID Eapse RENT an excellent brick Dwelling
House, 18th street. nearly opposite the resi-
dence Of Conway Robinson ESQ., and present occupied
by Mr.. J n Poindexter Possession will be given the first
of April. TOLER & COOK,
NH II General Agents
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"a FOR RENT-7The forlnerresidence Of Mr. Peter
Cotton, deceased, situated hafa mile west of the
city the West Rutherford farm offered
for rent. Themprovemens extensive and convenient
and there large and rich lot of land attached on which
are fruit trees, &c.
We ask particular and early attention this beautiful
and muchto-bedesred situation For terms apply
TOLER & COOK,
in C1enaral Aeyeuts
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Kentucky, No 97-CnptaE 5000
rs Nos4 13 drawn. Tickets $40.
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III FOR PORTLAND, 1aine.-The fine
So fast sailing schr LEPRELETT, Capt Reed, now
loading forthe above place. and will sail with all
possible despatch For bulk of 100 boxes tobacco apply
ROBT. RANKIN,
aD16 Corner ODD and w ater streets
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TT OTECE.-The annua meeting of the Stockholders
Y ofthe Richmond Library Company will be held at
their at the Atheneum, Monday evening, the Sd
inst, at y o'clock. THOS. II. DEWITT.
ap 70 Secretary
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FOE Heavny-r;r,t Pa

.ssl4 FOR NEW gORm-Fir,t Pachef-yir-
ssszs5 sinia line of Richmond mad New Work
PuCkcts.-The superior-iine fastsailing new packet
schooner HENRlCO, CaptJ futile. having the great
or portion Of her cargo engaged and going board,
will sail with all possible dispatch For balance offreght
of 300 packages tobacco passage having superior
commodations apply to captain on board at Edmond &
Davenport's wharf to
an DAVID CITRRTF
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4 RyEksResesk4 sAE.T.-6oo sacks Marsha
i 4 brnnd, landing this morning for sale by
an Holm 81. CLAIBORNE.
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TAI a " A a1E Es's 0HF G E F. MOI
Iva. RIS & co.

akzSa4ssAEgAWsBEs final sale at auction in the
4 Of few weeks, am offering very great bar
gains in Dry Goods. My stock whichhas been replen
shed very considerably during thela last month"; very de-
sirabe and to get down the lowest point possible be-
fore the auction sale disposed to offer great bargains
have now just opened some very desirable goods of
VrgnS manufacture for servants clothing, for sale
factory prices. ]. &. CHENERY
an Is broad street. ennasite Denot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-17

MON EY MARK e n.

SATURDAY Dot. 16-6 Y. NJ.
The market opened this morning dull and depressed.
At the first board Florence and Keyport declined per
cent Cumberland Coal Company, x Nicaragua Tran
sit, Il Harlem x Morris Canal, + Phmuix Mining
Company u Long Island = Exile Railroad, u
Daupbin Coal Company, Il ston;ng.ou, g. Hudson
the second board Nicaragua declmsd = per cent Gam
ton Company. y Cunbctllnd Coal Company, Z !;
Florence and Keyport 10 per cent Stonpgton X Most
Of the sales Ut the second board Cor clsh Only
two small lots Of kcypr sold at tbs great depreca
ticn
Tho receipts at the Office OF tho Assistant Treasurer
Of this port to-day amounted 70 500 o3j rs payments
$14 03S 1O-balsnce, 50 Az $50 so.
The stefmship Atlantic for Liverpool carried ont
1913 322 in SPECIE MI but II 22 Of which was in Amer
lean gold The total expectation OF spsce FOR the ec,
amounted to ssl9st2.
Tho commercial ndyices brought from Europe by tho
steam hin Arctic last evening arc Of r,har favorable
character Cotton stl cm IN Cd Liverpool m arlet
Mt ID, quota ions received by the vrevior steamer In
deed there had boen partial advance Tor dasctip.
tom 81 Americana but in consequence Of the conflicting
bs side carried our by the Europa there
Wa l.sa doing the Jay previous TO tia AZ qtng
tn. ~ hid been Improve demard aud slight adj
ysnre -four rus In6en while tho Imports
of brsadn ~ all kinds noted ~ moderate There
b. have betu little change IN the provision
and prsduce mrtets,
The II m.rchendc into This port TO day
OCT 10 xed -
Ctsl-200 tons: Dry poodg loo plckngea shir Con-
hoBdio, ni6 bundles shce. aietal-6 cases cooper ;
Plset.r-2sn tons Pa'n'21 barrels rcd load Stcel--
273 bari els rs Gases selt1i5G bags rln-50s5 boxcs
tin plates Wool 10 bales wcollen w,etO.
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RESTAURANTS.

gINDE DESIDERATUU, Id FOURTH AVENUE, NEAR
Fourteenth sboet.-Tho public assured that the
subscriber IL prepared satisfy tho cravings Of appetite 10
the ul extent and in the most luxurious manner At his
established Oyster loon In his lar Tor will always be
found the choicest tho market affords 10 the OF
same. steaks chops ham and eggs, a., &C. In the mau
sgement Of this place u will be tho de-idcgatum 90
layo everything Of the best her oquids edbes and
" he not patronsd u will not be from want Of
attention 70 the comfort ofhi suess Remember M Fourth
venue. JOHN hUR000.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY Day.
FINE ARTS

FINE ARTS.
yN9 CONNOIssECRS AND AMATEURS or THE
Fine Arts -fhe unique collection Of PAINTINGS, ;ct-
terri, and autographs Of Warrington Jefferson, Madison
whole written by Washington ing him IL his social
ard domestic relations the most precious relics in the
country Enpraviug, by Morgher, # tho TRANSPORTATION
proof letter and belonging to the
late I'm Doggot jr having been purchased by the
fisnce W. Trust under the DIR e.ion Of sho public AID
istator view and for private sale the
80 alker second from Broadway. To be
ON 10 to and from TO O'Clock.
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M wsxAES.

nrwoyAL-J. C. BOOTH HAS REx0vED HI
tailoring establishment y NO $50 s!osaway, oorns
isss sres and vesngs all Of this
~ nSa,ed 10 receive cell from his old cuseous1
WI s;srds Trusting by strict attention TO buslAseee
ny;t tnunton Of their patronage The hset tAleu
ro. al In the emkinsd with HE
,ans exp rsnae In the business viii be suhAssn
shs style Of rorh s we'll ~ The rsSMpt sHs
evtion cf orders. " boOru