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Extraordinary Passage.

New York, June 1.-THE clipper bark
Mermaid, Of Boston, 81 days from Canton, ar.
rived this evening. This is an unprecedented
passage, beating by four days the celebrated
run of the Witch Of the Wave from Canton to
London, although the distance is 800 miles
greater.
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BY JAS. T. SUTTON, Jr.

TRUSTER,S SALE OK HOUSE Ann
i LOT ON BROOK AvENUE.--By virtue of 8
deed OF trust executed to me- bearing date the 9th
July 1850, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office
OF the Court OF Hastings for the city of Richmond
2lst day Of June, at the hour of S O'CLOCK IN the
evening, proceed to sell on the premises, at public
auction, the Real Estate mentioned in said deed
consisting of lot of Land fronting on Brook Ave.
nue. about 70 feet, on which is genteel and COM
Portable brick Dwelling with six rooms, and small
garden attached and is at present in the occupancy
Daniel + Pollock, Esq. The trustee will also cor.
vey such title as is vested in him by the deed of
trust referred to.
Terms, cash JOHN ENDERS, JR., Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAS. 7. SUTTON, Jr.
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Congress-.

WASHINGTON, June IL.
The SENATE did not sit to-day.
In the HOUSE, after an Intellectual attempt to
lay the Florida Railroad bill on the table, its
further consideration was postponed till the
second Friday in July. The House then went
into committee of the whole on the Indian APP
preparation bill.
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karise Disaster-Arriral Of The Sarauo

Aartse Dtsaster-Arrirai of the Saranae.
BosTos. June ll.--The brig Dunbar, from
Savannah, with pine lumber, went ashore on
the south side OF Cullyhead, on Wednesday
night. The vessel is to al loss, and is in
sured in Boston.
The y. 3. steamer, Saranac, from Nicara-
val station.
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Ne~ York Wig Deiegates-Filimore Dele
0dfes GUsfed

- NEW YORK, June 1.-THE committee o
wing delegates to the National Convention
nom New York, met here to day, and reported
against all The Fillmore delegates elect, whose
seats were contested, and have appointed
Siinon Draper of New York, and John L Tai.
So't OF Buffalo, Scott men) delegates for the
State at large, BY a vote of % to for Francis
Granger and Daniel Ulman.
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Capital Punishment in Connecticut, &

Capital Punishment in Connecticut, &c.
HARTFORD, June 10.-The Senate Commit
tee in the Legislature have reported in favor of
abolishing the death penalty. The Senate has
also adopted resolution authorsing the Go
vernon TO appoint delegates to the Philadelphia
convention to erect monument to the signers
of the declaration of independence.
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LAST WEEK.

EXCHANGE CONCERT HALL.
VIII Positively Close on Saturday, 10th.
QAYNE'S celebrated series of Gigantic Panora.
II mas, entitled
AvOYAGE TO EUROPE!
Liverpool, the Crystal Palace of the Worlds Fair,
LONDON-the Bridges, and the THAMES TUN.
MEL, brilliantly Illuminated, and the beautiful
RIVER RHINE.
Eg AN Exhibition on Wednesday and Sat.
urday Afternoon. at 4 o'clock
E@ Admission Is cents; children IS cents
~ Doors open at Z; Panorama to commence
moving at 3 O'Clock. je l4-lw*
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VALUAnLk Real ESTATE OF THE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE OF THE
' LATE THOS. RUTHERFORD FOR SALE
The executors of the late Thos. rutherford hav-
ing sold large portion OF his real estate have au-
thorised me to Offer at private sale, the following
property, viz:
About 100 Get of ground, South side of Mar.
shall street, between Monroe and Henry streets.
About so do Worth do Bread do do do do
About 2Co do South do Cary do at the corner of
Adams street
About 800 do on either side of Cary street, or
Plank road.
About 300 do North eide of Byrd street, at the
corner of Adams street.
About 800 do South do do Main, between Madi.
son and Henry streets.
89s feet of ground a street 20 feet wide, be.
tween l4th Pearl street and 18th street, adioin-
ing Messrs. Davenport Allen E Co., and near the
Danville Railroad Depot.
3 new brick tebements on Pearl street. next to
Messrs Mace IL Winston.
2I2feet ground on North side Main street be.
tween goth and 9th streets, opposite to Liggon's
factory.
Hafacre lot No los on South OF Broad street.
nearly opposite to Mr.. Greaner's residence.
or squares of ground On Venable street, be-
tween 29th. 30th 3ist streets; also, or squares
North OF Venable street and East of Mr.. v. Hech
lef's property.
$40 acres of land about miles above Richmond.
adjoining DR. Duval's ana Gen Peyton farms.
square of acres, near Chelsea Piats of the
property can be at my office.
For terms, applyto
je Z 2awlm w GODDIN Auct
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. June 70.

Sales of 1000 bbls Howard street FLOUR al
SAILS. Nothing doing in GRAIN.
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sailing of the Arctic.
NEW YORK, June IL.
The steamship Arctic sailed to-day, taking
out ITO passengers, and $3.50, 900 in specie.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, June IL.
Southern FLOUR, $437 to $4.G2. Mixed
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.
CTONE QUARRY Ar AUCTION.-Wfll
y be sold on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the
18th June, 1852, upon the premises commencing at
D o'clock. Stone Quarry, cor tanning eight acres,
on the James River Canal at the first Locks adioin
ing Exall's Quarry. Terms cash
je9 w. GODDiN. Auctioneer
do hereby certify that have examined person.
ally, the above advertised Quarry, ana do not hest.
tate to say that the quality Of the atone is excellent
and appears to be abundant.
jelI JOHN A. TEMPLE & CO.
8 MALL FARM NEAR FAIRFIELD
- FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will be sold on
Wednesday Afternoon. the 10th day of June,
1852, upon the premises, commencna at O'clock
the small FARM near Fairfield. at present occupied
by Mr.. Anthony Trabbert containing Il acres, two
Of which are well set in grape vines. 1t also has
an orchard of choice fruit trees of various kinds,
and is well &C apted for market garden 1t will be
sold subject to trust deed in favor of Valentine
heckier, executor of Christian Degeuhardt, for
S3Oo, PAYABLE eight years from the 29th July, 1851,
with interest thereon till paid
Terms cash, as to residue
lie VIZ CnnnrJ -.
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IRON RAILING MANUFACTORY And
GENERAL BLACkSMITHING.

THE subscriber continues To manufacture Iron
L Railing OF various patterns. suitable for en-
closing dwellings cemetery lots, &c. some of which
Is very cheap, and can be sent to any part Of the
country, and put up by the subscriber, or with
such directions will enable any mechanic to put
it up without difficulty Also, LIGHTNING RODS
OF any size. Those made of iron OF an inch In
diameter viii be put up substantially, q about the
same prices that have recently been paid Tor those
not one fourth largc and there can be no op1ec-
ton to having them strong when there y no exIa
cost.
CELLAR aud VAULT DOORS, GRATINGs,
AWNlHG FRAMES, or anv other kind 81 iron
work, will be done well and promptly. fcrsons
desiring information about the cost of.eny nna @
iron work can have 4 by nshiug aqPnc.soe;s esas1
Oh strees. 6etween hAin md Fraaklin.
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BY JOHN K. D. PAYNE. Salesman.

- SOAAAS AAs Ds = ~ Me- S0IGSmAn.
ARGE DRUG ESTABLISHMENTS AT
u AUCTION, consisting of the usual variety Of
Medicines, Paints. Dyestuffs, Perfumery. Soap,
Glass Jars &c. &c.
By virtue of a deed of trust, exe cuted to the sub
scriber by Hugh Mcnamara, bearing date the
- day of -, 1852, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office of the Hastings Court, of the city of
Richmond, for certain purposes therein mentioned,
will be sold on VI ednesday, the Goth day OF May,
at i0 clock, at the store OF the said Hugh C Nc.
Namara, on Broad street. all the Medicines, Paints
Dyestuffs, Perfumery, Soaps. Glass Jars, Show
Cases. Store Fixtures, &c. &C., pertaining to said
establishment
Terms OF SALE-For all sums under $50 cas- h /;
over thar amount, credit of months will be given
secured by negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed
nv Is JOHN r. D. PAYNE, Trustee.
~ The above saleis postponed until Wednes.
day, the 10th day of June. The Trustee is fully
authorised to make private disposition of the
above establishment on very reasonable terms, and
at great sacrifice. Purchasers areinvited to make
early application until day of sale, either to the
trustee or to Mr. H. B. Dickinson.
my 24-dtds X. b PAYNE, Trustee
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TELEGRAPHIC NE Ws.


80 80 sMI1TkU Rok THE DAILY DISPATCH
Asor irem Cell1ernia .-ArrfvnI ef he
1lllno1n.
NEw Y0RK, June IL.
Inc Illinois. with laisf californis dates, ar.
rived g. day. She left Aspinwall on the 18th
inst. The difficulties with the Indiana con.
sinued. The excitement relative to the Chi.
nese emigration, was increasing, and in many
cases the Chinese had been driven from the
mines. Agricultural and mining accounts are
favorable.
The Illinois brings nearly two million dol
lars in gold.
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Murder Of an american Crep By the Natives
Of Madagascar.

SALEM, Mass, June l.-Letters have been
received here from the Consulate at Zanzibar
dated March 10th, which states that the Anne.
mean schr. Queen Of the West, from Dart
mouth, Mass, was cut of at Moritzan, MAZDA.
gsscar, by the natives, in December last. The
captain and crew were murdered and the yes
sci burnt. The French authorities had cap
turei Is persons implicated in the affair, ant
were awaiting the action of the An,ericar
Government. The particulars of the outrag,
have been forwarded 10 Mr.. Webster, At Wash
lngton.
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GS Ii T. w A D.-CAkPET BAG LOST
~c Was taken by mistake or stolen from the
passenger cars, at the Richmond and Petersburg
Carpet Bag, containing sundry clothing and pa
pers The above reward will be paid on its de-
livery at the Richmond and Petersburg Depot, and
no questions asked.
Office K and P. K. r., June 10th, 1852.
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TURTLE SOUP, TURTLj

IL &: go $::$+;
at IL O'CLOCK. C. G. THOMPSON.
Together with fine fresh Mackerel, Ha.ibut,
HOLSTERS, Crabs, Goldfish, &c. Families supplied
as usual. je l2-3t
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Democratic Rsti6eGtioa Meeting At Cha
lteokkes

cnILLisornE, June l0.-A great Demoera-
tie ratification meeting wss held here to-day,
which wss addressed By Hon. WIN. Alien and
others IN support 81 Pierce and King.
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NOTICE TO CLERKS of COURTS IN
N VIRGINIA. w. RANDOLPH, Bookseller
and Binder, l2l Mair street. Richmond is prepared
to furnish, at short notice, all kinds OF Clerks
Books. made of the best materials
j. w. X. has manufactured Blank Books for
the principal Banks, Clerks and Merchants in vir.
sinia for the last IA Years ie II
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lust RECEIVED.-Boys' and Childrens'
y Summer Hats, Ladie.' Cater Boots, fashionable
Fringes, wide white Silk and white Mousalain Tor
Martllas, colored Sprig Swiss Muslin for Dresses,
very cheap; Silk Under Shirts for Gentlemen. at
81; Cause Merino do for Ladies, at
HART g. MOSES
ELL New Dry Goods Store 63 Main st.
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'tNAhE CAKE OF YOUR DIMES AND
L YOU WILL HAVE DOLLARS.-The sub
scribers have just received large assortment OF
Ready Made Clothing, adapted to the season.
which they viii dispose at very smsll advance,
tor the ready muney. All who are want OF Cloth
ing give us call, and you viii save IS to so per
cent Our motto is quick sales and email profits,
Tor cash only.
NEWMAN e. GREENTREE,
Opposite American Hotel, Richmond, Va.
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VENETIAN RED, SPANISH BROWN,
Yellow Ochle e, Turkey TIMBER, Terra de Sien
ma, Chrome Green, do Yellow American and Chi
nese Vermon. Red Lead, Litharge, Pumice Stone,
Sand Paper, Window Glass, Putty, yarnishes, &C.,
tor sale by w. NJ DADE,
Chemist and Apothecary,
je III No IL Main street, near Old Market
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Il Ten Pin Alley fronting ON Franklin stxsak
nearly opposite thu Exchange Hotel, is now o6ess1
tor sale, together with the Fixtures thereto belo.
ing. This properly Is TOO well known to require Q
description. The ground which it 10 situafeA b
under lease for term OF years, and the sale NJ
be made for the une1pir time Here is an -
portuniIy for profitable investment and pensens
wishing to purchase, would do well TO sppy early,
as there viii be but little delay in making aia-
For terms, apply to TOlER a. COOK
je 10 General Apenss
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I WOOD takes this Ine thod TO inform Ladies 81
Gentlemen wishing BOARD, that the adjournnnane
OF the Legislature has vacated several rooms -
Tor comfort and convenience cannot be surpasun1
IN the city, which she would be happy TO have ~
ed with agreeable families. she could also sccon-
modate several gentlemen as day or yearly BeaaA-
ers. and would be pleased to have call from ~
friends visiting the city. She pledges herself ~
no efforts on her part shall be spared to rcndr
their stay agreeable.
IL lQ-INs 2 uApUD0rs-
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
POWDER CARA car has been constructed
for the transportation of POWDER and will De sent
from Richmond to Woodville and intermediate de-
pots on Wednesdays
je14 E. HI. Gull, superintendent
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A PEEP Ar "NUMBER FIVE, DOR A
"A CHAPTER IN THE LIFE OF CITY PAS
TOR. by the author of Sunnyside, 296 pages l5mo,
cloth-price As cts
very charming and instructive little book
New Bedford Mercury
Another of those beautiful bright, happy pro.
duc,ions, for which this authorizes is remarkable
Resder go buy it, and have your heart and hopes
made brighter and better.-[ Hartford Courant.
For sale b. NASH s. WOODHOUSE,
je IA EaaIe Square
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.N3ly NEW WUSIC.-P. &. TAYLOR has
XRTA$ just received the following new music:
SSs2k Premier Amore Polka by Strakosch.
~ Yankee Doodle, do do
Magyar Polka by Strakosch,
TeIltae, DO do
Another, do do
United states, Polka by DRESSER
Llnet, DO Bloomfield
Queen the Fairies Brilliant Waltz by Burg.
muller.
Lara, Polka Mazurka
Resale, Redowa Elegsnta, by Voss,-
at his Music and Piano Forte Store, 160 Main ST.
la
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Two WHOM III MAY CONCERN.-fns
Il Richmond q Id and Silver Mandatory, css-
ner OF Main and nth streets, pays no 6ebts of 10
contraction OF TlMOThY RAYMOND.
lie Civ
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MARINE TIME PIECES.-Eight day and
lS1 80 hour Marine Clocks, assorted sizes; to-
gether with full assortment of Mante and Cot
iage Clocks, jnst received fro II the mandatory
per schooner Orianna, and for sale low prices by
C. J. SINTON L. CO.,
je Ia Sign of the Circular Saw. II Main ST.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-YoRK, THURSDAY. MARCH IS.

CorGRrss.- the Senate, yesterday,
Gen. Gideon J. Pillows letter on the Battle OF
Cerro Gordo was received and ordered printed.
Everything about that battle will now be as
clear as The mud on Duck River Mr.. Boriand
got call for information respecting the Capitol
Enlargement. Mr.. Hale gave notice that ne
would shortly ask for action on the Finally
Compromise Resolution. In the House, the De-
fciency Bill was taken up and laid down again
LxeIsLATuRE.-In the Senate, Mr.. Nc
Murray was chosen President, pro TEN. The Gal
way Steamship Company was discussed at
length, and lies over. In the Assembly, Mr.. Rose
called attention to The Tribune, for which we
feel obliged, but we are generally known al
ready The bill to incorporate the New-fork
Exchange Company was lost and then recon
sidered. The New.York Volunteer (amended)
bill passed. as did the Manhattan Gas Company
bill. and bill to amend the Insurance laws to
permit the establishment of agencies abroad.
e. The Telegraph has made split in the Caoi
net. Messrs Fillmore and Corwin are said TO be the
belhserents.
~ We give to-day the Correspondents between
Gov Hunt, Gov Kossuth, and the Legislature OF
this state, relatve 10 the Vlst Oh uoV hossu'h w
Albany.
~ The Virginia Opposition Convention met at
Richmond yesterday. The "Young Democracy"
and the old Fogies could not agree. 30 they gave
in to the one-man-power Democracy, and len 1t to
the Chair to settle the organization.
W Webster, Choate and Brady are engaged in
the great India-Rubber case at Trenton. The Anti
Canal men threaten to make the Canal Lettings an
Indian Rubber litigation.
ry7 The navigation Of the Hudson will soon be
unODstIucted to Albany.
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Nicaragua.
rec Of ne n. Y. Tribune.
sAN JUAN DEL NoRfE, N,

BAN JUAN DEL NosTE, March is, 1854.
General MuhOz is supposed to have ap-
pssred at Realize ct tho head Of body Of recruits
from San Salvador.
Col. Mclean is reported as having sailed from
San Francisco with aid for Muhoz. An orgnizs-
tion has taken place a. Acapulco for the same pur-
pose. These are rumor which reached here tais
day. end which you viii please value and dispose of
a. yoa see It Col Mclean sailed from San Juaa
del Sur in December last, for San FTar CISCO decIsr
isg that within tsTss months Muoz sasuld aavs w,,a
him I've hundred Americans, who, he Thought. coa,d
whip ten times their number OF Nlcarsgusrs xnd
suspect bis conclusion 10 ce Just ore
X. B. n brig Sappho sailed ysssesdsy on a cruiss.
leaving the U. 3. slospr ofw Decatur. the oulv
vessel Of war b tie hslbor. Truly yours, Z L.s
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" We were invited to TurTLE's EN-.

Dsssn Of the colbert days last tosse green
end sioging
one GplumaGsd fellow soca0naly drhkpg one sitting
his sest. AID sn.tner apparently hpkinsss real look
tng scrap Of in full operation would wish
- Ne, Ii waa piece 81 curious machine, y that ssined
the prize At the Worlds Far. Every child should be
taken to ses it, eveAt his life but while there
locked about and what wilderness Of ouriosss that
Emporium 10 Children have great deaf done for them,
to - while strAnng our wonder At what II DONG
s men and Hatens forget to turn ASIDE and see how
INGENUITY and industry quite - hard o. vot for chs-
dTon philosaphs, well bAhss. shsed look IN Of
TurrLK's Enpogiun. No. s45 Broadway. Home Jour.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATION.
WAR EXPENSES IN NEW MEXICO.


Mr.. HALL mo. Loco) asked leave 10
offer resolution, which was read for Information,
requesting the President to tell the House tss
amount OF the expenss fer forage, fuel, trsnspofts
lion OF army per msn, ID new. MEXICO, during ths
account since the termination OF the war.
Mr.. Books IN. Y. Whig) said, he would
have no objection II the gentlemen would include
the expenses OF the Mexican ard Florida campatgs.
Mr.. HALL said that the Wings had all
the Information snou. the Florida War DUNG TIE
eonsest Of 1910. TIE resolution was not received.
LIGHTS or VESSELS.
MIR. FLORENCE Pa Loco) submitted
resolution instTucting the Commit.ss &, inquire h.
70 the expectancy OF prescribing oy Jsw or nsgoss
non The nnra0er character and position VI the gsasi
lights TO &c borne BY vessels between sunset skd
sunrise on the waters Of the United States. Rsso-
luton sccPed.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr.. FowLIa (Mats. Wing made az ia
efec.usl effort to appropriate ono n0ur tee resp
uon OF reports nom The Standing Comnittees NC
said that there r,sy be upward OF one hantfed 70
ports IN tae drawers Of Members.
DEFICIENCY ELL.
The Hsuse went into Committee {"
the Whole on the Deficiency bill
Mr. MARSHALL Ky. Whig) moved %
sfihe out ali IN The bill relating to the Qfsasr
masters Drpartnsit. II this no.ion sneai ~
vail, then be woult move, rhea they sos is,o .ns
House, thai the appropriation for that Depsrms"
to Fsfcpeo 10 Select Committee.
The Chairman (Mr. stuart, Mich. Losol
decided the action oar a order, On the srosnt bE
part IL he bill has been acted on and suoseloss'
claims eoInceysd APP.
Various cIauses Of the bill were debated
srd voted on. but 10 amendments made " sass7
sppropriasius fer The Quarter Ms.lsIs Dee.rfass"
Mr. MEADE IVA Loco) proposed -
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E* The steamship Marion, Capt. Berry,
hom Nsw-is'k. arrived II Ctsslsssoa ., eight
O'Clock u Tufstsy morning.
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RWil not die in their holes, nor create
ese1ea. ~ sgHs CosfAR's Hereinafter Of Rss. Mice.
1eolroecsess Anue 10 Nes dangerous TO ths human
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Tapestry Ingram and patsat Tapestry Three ply Carpsts
Yvssise the exhio cd At the Worlds Fau
elegant Mssac end Serl Figures Of the gorgeous
eolors at HIRAM ANDgRsoNs No 80 Bowey the original
dAp6t. n. B.--Be ware Of limitations.
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ESTABLISHED lS25.-In this, the twel

esth year Of cur the original
pstsTs Of the only IN the City tn the year
las Ut which projected aud successfully carried out,
the idea Of supply Of solely FIRST quality Ready Gar
nsns bshooves to in the adencs Of our
experience not Wthssndng the efforts that have boon
made to equal productions, that si continue to
keep hand the best Of Ready made Clothing
10 be "a in this which would solicit the at
Vontsn Of those who in Of emergency otherwise
require first rate suit prices which must satisfy the
discerning that the most economical II not the
lowest priced goods.
A usual supply OF the and most dexrabls fab
RIGS will enable the requirements ofthose pro-
fsrring articles made 10 essnre which department the
best talent 10 employed. W. T. JENNINGS Co..
No 23i BroadWay American Hotel,
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~ Still far greater reduction in prices
at MnAM ANDxRsoS's. No 90 Bowsry: veil seasoned
Floor OIL Cloths, only 80 Cd per also, 900 pieces ell
Woel lngtaA Carpets. 81 So and a. per I'd rhrss-py
Carpets q g IT, aAd g. English Tapestry, Brussels, &C.
q unaccoun{ahly low pficea.
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HOUSE, 70 tVff on th6 fhcfeate.
BARRON BROTBERs' PORTABLE FURNACES
AND roRGEs-Thess FurBsses are in use at the U. 9.
Mint 1t Philadelphia az Mohans Assaying kstablish-
meat, Sac ancisco They melt any metal with one half
The time and fue required by cher Furnaces The FORCES
fitted up with BARRON BROTHERS patent self resuAs
ms Tuyere, which gives them twice the power Of other
Forge Ne Sc Duane 81.
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NEw CARPETS FOR SpaMe TRADn.-The
s1bscrhsr hes hand. and " constantly rsesivnS
Aev patterns u Tapestry Brussels ThrseP and Ingram
CAspes and OIL Closhs, IN end beautiful designs 10 ca
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