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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-21
AL1IASACS FOR 1853.
PI BLISl!ED AMI FOR SALE BY J. WARR0Ck.

NLMASACS FOR 1853.
ST PUBLISHED AMI FOR SALE By J. WARRoCk
UrE ard North Carolina Almanac. Tor The year lsh
cula;et ~ David Richardson Louisa county Va con.
ae and .u.e Delegate, Virginia; the Courts of virsi.
s. the Courts OF North Car"na-~it choice supply OF
jenny I!n4 beautiful songs, The Greens and. Fare
81 America. New Srr"r'on,cn' OF ksLrs s,a,i"n M con.
Wedding Rins; F'ren Young adle. me r9ekst BOOK;
ra ingenuity Preserving Winter Apples To Pickle Peaches.
s @ ' a on job" na aud The SeoteS
is,r Rta-s Problem Charties Puzzes Enisma &c. DC
.y-0.rS a'irc>scd 10 The rua'Sef IN hicino"d Il meet
VIRGINIA LAND WARRANTS.
.I.s, i, { 4sls. the Department. Of the Int
Nam rr .a.lr with Virginia claims for 20 years past will
M sgv.sioS and 10 The interests OF The claimants gen
xr.a az! s-iip ,nm..lon For competency refer
,. "a Wa,1a ION. vESrASIAN ELLIS,
Sc, Io-SAtim Washington city
TEACHER WANTED.
wSfi employ Teacher single gentleman who is gradu
49, n Distinguished Institution. well qualified teach al
ia s.r English education including all the
Nlst al Sciences. together with thorough knowledge OF
charge School. 10 be. opened "Buena
an pace o. ,c.dcncr) kine and Queen county, Va about
i BE- and know OF no vicinity in THE
a ;Ouary. healthy than Tins. Best test monas Of
scholarship Viii be required very liberal salary
NJ .., "ShacSs!iora's.' King and Queen ccany,ya
- .I-t Rucua Vista. King and Queen CO Va
FALL AND WINTER CAMPAIGN.
@sS tnr,r sock oi FALL. AND WINTER CLOTHING, to
.sy attention u purchasers word the is
~ lh"se cal! vii! find styles and stock
Gls ani p,lces. with any the State. Our stock
al I; u:,.mcns and Youths anG will
- s.'rt 4 1T or Si- Call a!d examine at
SMITH y MARIlN'> Richmond Clothing Mandatory,
LA Main
4 AEW FALL AND WiNrEH GOODS.
REEU8S FOX have reccvc. by The various arrivals their
fa and Winner Goods embracing the largest and
assortment OF French English aud American fab.
-..t .xhi''sd by them. Among which,
.rs.l gSilt-d praincs and CaSI,ne.cs
! ~ Itu! american do
! an. Fen a ani huESn Merinos
y IN. C,cuc, Deiiincs an tina lies
y III a.. figured Dress Silks, very cheap
Il "a BE- CATE ard Fnrelc .G do
IN. bland S'uG Silks
T. .uS Iirs silks. large stock
- goods variety
i. ~ ,G MoUseilnes and CaSImeres. Tor children
- ssyrs. Cn,trS and ChnnizctieS. elegantly worked
.rgs rJ;drr.d Skirts
~ yuIc OF Frruch. Enclish and American Prints
IL ra.- = scotch und Ame ccan Gnshams
sock OF cotton, Woo en- ad linen goods for boys
all oi which they invite The OF their
re.s and the public, assuring them ds
II 2lT Broad 81.
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y Itiii.Iill>SihiltlS
WINDiIAM KEMP.
r. IsNL+IS .n-JIti
\ VALUABLE: JAMES RIVER ESTATE


'S'ilE Mansion iIonss tract called Gerarv"h e"nsso the
William taii. ercasei the county Fusanra.
HARM "ca said when the other tour rnr"- Of the estate wrr
SOIL the FIST o IGy Inst The subscriber Will offer II for
a. by pGc nuci the Thursday The It day
October This 23 OF low
cleared isi. aE and iUi wood land. all
..l IL, low grounds con the the
cleared high anr has been almost al iniu. The whole
Eilh state at improvement.
costly and complete The dwelling house.
with substantially
al ana. we'll n,' The .trhen other houses a-r
b,r,; tine and orchard. The plantation
Iarg" u lrS alh one OF Sml hes thraslpc machines
aut houses !"r the AMI tobacco and corr hnu7"a
The J"rs Rive. "m! kandwhl Cann through Tor nj -s
II distant 81 mics from Richmond.
The the tccro OF wheat viii be-
AID the 81 The obhc
will winch tie uFua char. Will bc mace
The viii Place under decree Of the lTcuI superior
AMI CHANGER. Furana ard the Ih-crl
l.rw respectfully call The all who
is advantages
aud, valuable Improvements thing fix
10 'IcII hand.
The credit oil and years with interest from
the ,s ol sale payable -emlannuaIy with satisfactory persona
he be I'll urtl! tie whole purchase
II The purchaser .huul wish the payment
his bonds liz "nic pant Application 20 C"nr On The 1t al
Ar LIST 'Srlinn" vii be appointed
Mr. Thonl- VIII show the ard plot Of he
10 al applying IA hin. JAMES CALI Commissioner
tutu- e
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:auG"iiGS SIZE
Isl Z. u. < c. Is. HE. !

EGIDES.-E,I pc sold On III. tcay -3I, Twelve la
i a,sEocs, viz. Mea, Boy an! G:,is
4
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a,iE T. GE:t;A:S.-IhII'"I. ~ ..,,.E =, i,e
= '!"s 'e."'es, 'aite g:~, one !.D a3i boz.
-; y II Ll.iAM s DAMS.
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RF X. II. D!CfEiSaDS & H:c0I III. il. iLITS.
" EGRDES-!iGs Gay. a, -: o'c,ca II BE- sold cis
i!EeiT nrs"es: ~. len Boy Il G!.i>.
=! FL
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COMMISSION MERCHANT, RICHMOND, VA
PARTICULAR and paid TO the sae OF AL
L KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE, and TO Forwarding an
6lng orders.
oeire oInosi,e Columbian IIo. August 20-3m
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE,
STE A NJ SHIP RO A n d Il E
TEAMEIl BELEIDEIt

FOR NALT1NOKE AND PI1ITADEIFI1A.
rHNIlE 'Belyiere" Capt Clifford will ref 6srl.
ceve freight for the above places to-day. Mon.
day al l2 o clock will continue receive ny
the hour ni O'Clock p. NJ E,oow, Tuesday 2lst inst
Sept. I)-2t LUDLAh q "AlSoN
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5S Ssy l. E. H. SKINkER
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7JsRAIN OLA small lot OF No Train i1 rseelTed oy
L sept. Is p JOHNSTON bH"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-03
CITY ITEMS.

I'VE have been requested to publish the
following statements in reply to those publishsd
under the Signature Of "A Friend Of TSsA," In last
Tuesdays paper In reference TO the matters between
the American ana Foreign Bib.e Society and the
First Baptist Church
"M the time the meeting. house OF the First Bap-
tist Church was erected, their present Pastor was
President OF the American and Foreign Bible 30.
ciey and It Was at his request ana upon ms under
taking to obtain contributions 10 meet the extra ex-
pepse-which, however, was never complied with
that their building plans were 80 altered a. TO ac-
commodste the Society. The Corporation Of the
Board Of Managers Of the Society-the purpose. 70
use tho words Of their resolution - for which they
were built and desired them 70 submit the question
Of their permanent occupancy to the society Attneh
coming Annual Meeting. this offer the Society ac-
copied IT.. p..o.s
the Church is longer the Pfesidenso Of the society
and the Bible Union has been formed 70 carry Gus
his projects for new version ofthe Holy ScrptuFes
anticipating this very movement to get possession
ofthese rooms fer his new Society, the Corporation
CT the Church. In May last, executed and rendered
to the Board Of the Society, unsolicited by the N,
lease OF their premises IN order to give legal effect
TO their agreements. This lease the Society sur
rendered on the ground tina. their subssting equsa-
bic title to their premises sufficient, relying on
the good faith Of the Church 10 carry our then own
agreement, as TO them the strongest OF all nsIess
and upon the public disayowaiby the PastoI Q. any
{" The Board OF Managers OF the Society have re-
Gently received an amphioious son OF notlce Oh .
resolution, passed at Church meeting, signed ~
the President Of the Corporation, 70 remove from
these rooms This they hsve resolved TO lay before
the Society.
The Church appear to have the legal power In
this case and they may succeed in their eadeavoreo
obtain for the Bible Union the business location 20
lorg occupied by the American and Foreign biois
Society, az the home OF the Bible operations OF ne
Baptist denominations 1t ~1l be OF course matter
of loss and DISAPPOINTMENT TO the friends Of the soct'
ETY. to be deprived Of premises which have bees
mad soemnly agreed they should have for permanent
occupancy, ana upon whose good faith they have
been lelyIng."
A weather-watch has recorded four.
teen conspicuous snow storms this winter, In the
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SUPREME CoURr.-In .hs m...s, #

~ tho Application Of tbs Mayor, Alderman and Cemnea-
e. 3. n s.. s 4: :.s 4: ss cs
lied natter duly aSsr..sd b. rule sfsls sapr.a: Court
gvs nosice parsa.nt to the rsqsrsnens Of an Acs Of
titled An Act 70 amend Act entitled Act 70 reduce
seysr lava relating particularly 20 the Cry Of Sev York
ths TIE aas,rssi Of the Ard Of the
CS rsoEeIs tie above matter. e"rtainns the sanes
lots - Trey .spsas On Il. Mar. Of the To-
sr'her wia such Esss and the amount Of assessment
ssnustes. and other documents which ssed BY the
N making thsu report have been deposited
ofNsw York Tor the Inspection Of whonsoever may
Germ there 10 remain fer lsas; Grty days before the
Ccpr, Al the time and place hereinafter mentioned Ana
the SAID Con misnens further gve notice pu1usn the
entitled Act in relation the colecton Of
and Taxes in the CITY and County aad for
occupant or eccapsuss y saa:. 20
improved nnmpoysd lands Affected ,hsrsby thai thsJ
peoLs whose intsres are affected thereby and WIN may
be possd to the sane az: rssgsseS e present Their o.
Chairman ofthe sad Commsiossn, the cfce Of James
s. sandord. ESQ, No IS Broadway the CITY Of New.
that the limits embraced BY this are a. follows
that TO say All the lots pieces or parcels ofland in she
Wit: On the east ~ the westerly. line or aide Of
lsn,.s o. the vest, By the sss;sIy line or sids
81 q we S as % and 10 os &:
South BY the se Of the of the block between st
st and And also all the lots pieces or parcels Of
bounded ~ follows, to WIT On the east BY the westerly
line side Of lthsv the west BY the ess.ery line
the Hudson River; IN the nurth, BY the line Of the
center Of the block between 5ist q. and 32dst. and
between 3istst. and 50th-st. And the said Commis-
scnsrs further gye notice, that their report in the
above entitled matter will be made and presented the
Supreme Court Of the State of New York, At Special
City Of New-York, Saturday the 9Th day Of March,
1884, at the opening Of the Court that day sool
thereafter Counsel can DO heard and that then and
there motion will DO made that said Report be confirmed
Dated Fsw-Yor Jan. Q. 1851.
MOSES MAYNARD, r.,
JAMES 8. SANFORD, }Commssionsr.
WILLIAM 8. GREGORY
HENRY e DAVIS. Attorney. jlStAH
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NOTICE -publ;c no.

~ tics Asreby gwen 20 the % owner. occupant
proved lands affected thsreby ,hs the following
rents have besA competed ., ,he Assessors. aad svs
Legged IN the Office Of the Bureau 4 Assessments fos
smisaecp. By all psrpuns Interested viz For REYIA0
GtKG eIDEWALKs in WEST sr between Murray aa1
Rebfssoa end fruDs Of Ncs a ~ and IS ChayNoAs
st.. s.d nIsErrING CURB sss GUTTER STONES y
ffons thereof The limits smb scsd by such Asssssmsns
eas'sny side Of West A. bstwtsa Robnsos ana MwrAy-
sts and on the sosthely De ~ barrie Ct. Noe ~, ~
and 10. between vniek Mac ,ousa s,s Ali psrsoas
whoss interests are Altered by the above named asess
ana Who are % posed "a the either IL then,
requested 20 pseseut their orecoas in writiae 70
the untersansd at their Office. No. Han II Records,
within thirty days nom the dae Of this nosics OfScs
Bureau Of Assessments Syee Depar, menu Mach 8 iSaS
mn i TsxSS ES SIsssspI5SSsoss. ASSESSOR
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CORPORATION Notifies.

IMPAIRMENT Of REPAIRS and
DsUPpLIEs. March J. lsss-To BUILDERS Sealed
rrooesals vii be received At the Office Of the %
az Xn1eh - a ii ocock. NJ. al which sisae ssy VIII
he rubcy opened the erection Of Market sheds ~ shs
80, ~ ths nrssent EHss Market. PLAZA and spsctca.
80 ~ the buldnrs required, and all Information IN re-
srd thereto can be had at the Office OF the supernisa
RIA nj estimates can be had II either efics. b. The
the night Of rejecting al or any Of
The ssu aes deemed for the interest Of CeporAion
M at WM adams. Conn.,. Of Repars and e9pphes
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Goal.
feaal Notices.

VNHE PEOPLE of the STATE OF
Il NETWORK, by the Grace of Got' Free ana IN u
sepend,Bt--To all persons interested Ia ,ne hs'as
as credors .egaees Of kin or otherwise ssho
ing You and each OF you hereby cited and ieaHsa
pei 10 be and appear cefore cur SurTogs % ~
County Of New York, at his Once IN TIE Cty Of rsw
York on the twenty ninth day Of March nes; es,sA
O'clock in the forenoon of that day. thea and thse 70 s
tend the final settlement Of the scc1ua CT
Thomas Cunning az executor Of the last Will and TESLA
In vines whe,scf we hsve caused the seal o. Office Of
said Surrogate TO be hersunte afbIsd Mhasss ~
=, ICtr NJ Ns--york The nineteenth day Of Dscem-
per- in the year ofour Lord one thousand Gig ~ h'h
drsd and fifty. one. o,oon cu~xox,..
III iawlwWs A. W. BhADf OhO euiioses--
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I It is reported that there Is no. nving
:. w.,,o.o,o, Ne. an old gentleman named Conrad
u, hs 10 o. the Revolution, who will b oss As-
n'.' 49,. .,arx old on the l0sh Of April nsxt, u
sren ess n.tii maj time. He entered the army %
as oS IS. ard served for thee years. He be-
scnssS 20 Col. Ponds Regiment, aEd was a the TAX
M Of Tieoudsrosa and The sssrsndsS Of DaFso5nss
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DFpARTMENT Of REPAIRS and

II SUPPLIES. March l. 1854 TO bUILpE - 80
MISSIONER Of Repairs ssd Supplies, No. hs~ Ciy
until THU RsDAY. March H. al IL oelocs Phi No and
ENLAEGiNG the HOUSES o. ENGINE GoH snd EN
No THIRTY n 1zd.ss. between st sna 81 near
CINE COMPANY NO. FORT y kiSn -. .nd esrusu.
nj Az Baders viii estimate for the naso sas al sps
ter work each house :, sons and ali fsrma-
% in card hsrss can had & The scs q "a. IL Ess
htsr q Repaig TO P, esn bs had :. ihss oee
~ s,son sr .hs rsht Of rsss1f 81
o. say Of The sstinass. If dssHs6 tTI IA IpHHs,
OS n2m CsunissisEsr u sspasn 80 ss''ns~
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SUPREME COURT, County of New

SUPREME COURT, county vi ~"
- York. State Of New-York.-suuncns iei hsns ~
Robert G.. Pike, plaintiff against Thomas n o. T20u "a
H. SICKELs one Of the above named oeienaA ~ an
are hereby Summoned and required 70 aas"es ~. az ,5s
CLERK Of the CIV and County of Nsw-foff a. ne Sy
Han TIE City 81 New Yost and 70 s ssss q ccs
No isWaii a. in 81 City Of Eew-York wiinin awesJ
days er the Of this s ~ 70 tbs sd
complsis, within he time sfeIssaid the pianIn ~ tns
.eoa win apply 20 The Court ,'r , sss 'eis' "
ROBERT @. PIKE, PiaAfins Attorrey
II ne ; ;s v md Csastv y
on he issA day q February Ass-DAtse MsIeh
ROBERT g, PIKE, PSaiAttGs AtsSnsy.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.--Public

~ notice 10 hereby given 20 the owners oouu.
rant or occupants Of all houses AID t. improved
improved lands that the following asssss
meuts have been completed By the Assessors, AID
lodr ed in the Office Of the Bureau Asssmeats for
ANIMATION by all persons interested viz For BUILDING
SAVER in COLUMBIA 81. from the sever u Uvnl.
The lmits embraced by such assessment include all TIE
several houses and lots OF ground vacant los seces sna
parcels Of land situated on both sides of Cduneast,
between IRWIN gton- ss. and line two hundred net
sostkerly thsrsfrem and parallel thereto. All par:
Q NJ whose interests are Affected by the abovsnAms1
assessments and Who 20 the either OF
the requested to present their directions n writing,
to the underssAed at their office No Hall OF Records.
within thirty days from the date of Inns nscs.Oce, Be-
Of Assessments Street March .. 1857
-. ;isaS SsSIs 81 Assessor.
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SUPREME COURT of the STATE of

~ NEw-YORK.-Charlssw Watson aqainst John B. Le-
gay-To The defendant, JOHN B. LEGAY: You are
this action, which fled in the office Of the CLERK of the
City and County Of NewYorh a. the City Hall in the City
copy 60 the said complaint ON the
subscriber 1t bis Office, No 70 Nassaust in the City Of
New York within twenty DAYS of the service Of this
mons YOU exclusive Of the day Of such service and
you fail TO the said within the time sfore
you for the Of thousand and ninety four dollars
and eighty cents with interest on the sum OF eight
hundred and ninety nine dollars and sixty cents from
the ninth day Of January thousand eight hundred and
forty four; the Of two hundred and eighty nine
March, one thousand eight hundred and forv-sevsn on
NE Of four hundred dollars from the twenty second
the Of thirteen dollars and sixty three cents
from the seventh day of January ore thousand eight hun.
dred and forty and the of four hundred and
nncty-wo dollars and Atty frsm the nineteenth day
Of October thousand eight hundred and be-
sides the costs Of this New YORK January
20. 1889. ON. II. HUNT, plaintiffs Attorney.
I2l IaHleRWede
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Islander upon Norwegians. .


To ns EDITOR Of The N. Y Tnssas:
perceive in The National Democrat IN
article opposing the Maine Law, In the course Of
which the writer says:
1--WE may especially mention among the nations
addicted to the OF strong drinks, and who use "
TO an extent that English or American head could
bear, the honest, simple hearted Norwegians. The
people OF that country almost In their
habits and among the peassntry crime Is almost an.
known. They are hardy. energetic race, for nom
them came the Morse Sea Kings Of cd, from whom
the Nogmans, who invaded France and settled on
the Southern coast, and subsequently conquered
England and amalgamated with the Saxon race, are
descsnded-they are healthy race, for II 10 Wen
known that in no country ia the world do men A.
tain 90 great IN age a. the hardy Norwegian peas
antYy yet nowhere Is ardent liquor used 10 80 SToaS
an eatent. II 10 used as the msrniDg dram, snc
stimuant to appetite. and the accompaniment OF
every meal. and yet 1t is also well known few people
are 20 free from crime as the people OF Norway"
Lest some ill.informed persons should give credit
70 this statement about the use OF ardent spirits IN
that country, beg leave to submit few facts nom
that well.known and reliable work, MacsrsgoS's
Commercial Statistics" The entire population Of
Norway is only about 100000 tho average impor'
tations OF Liquors for seven years was:
Brandy ...... 100, 900 gallons per annum.
Rum 5000 ="
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following order

About 81 O'Clock, on TUESDAY morning,
Are broke out in the house corner Of Ihlfeensn 81
A1xSsscnS av occupied by Patrick Mccormick. The
sssnsS Of the cstrct were early on the ground, ana
soen nuccseced In extinguishing the danes. nos
boweyer, before damage to the amount Of ~ -
occurred The IRE appears to have orehes. ssS.
The rolice OF the Seventeenth Ward, we're pfomPs-
" on hand and rendered material aid 70 the
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THO JOHN RELYEA, Decentralization

u are hereby summoned TO answer the complaint q
William r. Hastings and George Bennett. plaintiffs IN an
action in the Supreme Court against and to serve
copy of your answer at Elmra, Chemupg County,
YOU exclusive OF the dav of service and you fail TO
arswer aid complaint hereby required the said ain.
and sixty. four dollars and four cents. with interest
fion January Il, 1881 The complaint was filed N the
flee of the Cerh OF Chemung County January a. 1885,
HART VAN DERLYNN,
IF Iaw6wWed Plaintiff Attorneys.
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1nsnranee Companies.

OFFICE OF THE GROCERS' FlRB
~ INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 81 WaA's'-' cur
Ter ef Pearl.d . .o.o o>o
A. election held this day tbs following gsntisms.
were chosen directors Of this Company for the sh'-s
year: o.u-~. r1Aar
Benz Sherman. Marshall Pepoon Eranes n o.sLs
Peter Martin, Alex. n Grant V,sya
Rufus Story. Asa Porter yy17r.s. govser
Henry Edss, Isaac {. Taylor, uad a1MpSON
MOORE. ESQ, unanimoss r:s sisSrI srsstsTy
the Company hiLToN
Nsw-Ysrk. Feb. :. lS32 49,. u.,,S,. a. Msr.
N.B-Ths COMPANY csatSases % n = "a ~ . q
chandiss Housekoh TurntuIe, veess1 -. .Justsl
A1a yaa.
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CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE

CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE
- C0MPArY-OHices No 81 WALL 81. and No. 81
Bo"khY.-Ihis Compagy, with cash capital 81
sl60.O0C.
ase see sufpvs secursi iDvsrs continues nsuYe
sSsnu loss or DAMAGE BY FIRE. dwelling houses meF
ksuse bold furniture ard all descriptions Of Per-
sozAi Properly, on the most favorable terms.
DIRECTORS.
ysrvmisa Johnson, Alon zo Alvord, Daniel puytbstt
william Wsllsce Thomas Nc Erath, LIKE Bsker.
YIN Valentine, James C. BALDWIN. Jay JARVIS.
'sAh O. hsrrl, Robert Barley: Frsnen Palmer.
Jacob Miller, James NJ waterbury
DANIEL BURNETT. President
JANIS a. MCLEAN Secretary TMwSFu
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Ocean 6teamers, &r.

FOR LIvERPOOL.-The favorits
II steamship CITY OF GLASGOW, William ~yle,
vii sail from Philadephla for Liverpool On
THURSDAY, March 4, at u O'Clock.
rasssse In saloon State rooms
Passage in Fore CABIN State rooms
rsmenee vii be provided with railway tickets 70 Phu
aoeiphia Zee Of expense bv the agent.
THOMAS RICHARDSON,
III tMh3 No Il Exchange place.
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MoRsE,S AMERICAN

UEM 80 me once Of the New Xork. Al,
1Sss,s fslsrasl CospasI r., s's sI Tsmq, sa
~ no Val - pyosdway aSd Wallst, New yorh.
scsbs es.ssio. Of recent and extensive re-
.. sss .s.n..sy n Il: sS',
80 ~ Hgr.rsemeuts with vafious coaDecting lines
70 :G, svsry pssss: s:sSI ssi
- srsSp: ~ -. Used States or Canada One OF the
Gny ar 70 this Company appropriated exclusively
ss. dssssd or Buffalo and pa,s, ws.: and sons ,
set Nv besn completed, lsading through all the
Or ~ souih western States We are therefore now
vssid, ss.av 10 uapsmil with eorrecness
ssDeise - - Esw Orleans. Memphis, Nashville ST.
~ m P,stsbuTgb Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago,
Ilss ~ "a al intermediate places
N1s suAss' >>~ IT. g. PAXTON, President
.,unow.x Chat Operator. nal lW
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Gin and Whisky are little known alcoholic included
ions Of liquor for years consumption suppocng
that none OF this 10 used for manufactures which ~
certainly srstuitous supposionl We have just one
quart OF LIQUOR DER annum for each inhabIant Your
readers can judge how far quart Of the ardent wtp
70 toward supplying the "morning dran," the
stimulant to appetite, and the accompaniment 70
every meal for three hundred and days, and
also how far the remarkable absence OF crime 10 due
to indulgence in such rotations as " no Epslish q
Anne ricsn heads could bear"
Yours, for the Maine Law, OrrAR.
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FRHxNc f NIcHHoHESs0N,
ISAAC wM. SMITH.
of REPAIRS and

hEPAKTMENT OF REPAIRS and
- SUPPLIES, March .. ls,,--rO BUILDERs-
Sealed Proposals will be received a the ocs e the Com
until FRIDAY March IA, at II O'Clock. NJ q which tine
HoUsE in Twenty siXT 4 ST.. between ID ssi 81
avs, for the OF Engine Co. Nal Builders win esd
mate for the and carpenter work separately.
plan and specification Of the oui dug required and all
formation in regard thereto he mad 1t the Office q the
Sape intendsnt Of Repars to Public Badings Nc - kl-
sheih.st Blank estimates he had NJ either once.
NB-Tke Commissioner the right OF rejecting all
any OF the estimates IL deemed for the nterey OF the
Cooperation. WIN. ADAMS,
m5U Commissioner Of Repairs AID Suppl,se.