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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
Dec. :. ..24O, S35 Inc $40, 955 Dec. 800, 262
ding tie 18th inst, have been as follows:

The foreign advices are again favorable.
Consos were rm and Cotton maintained full prices
did Provisions Bresds.ufs little heavy fur
tber decline in the Bank rate Of interest looked for
The Bullion continued TO increase In American Stocks
our correspondent Gays:
American Securities continue in good demand. Con.
siderable transactions have taken place during the pass
week in Erie r. Convertibles and other Rail way
Stocks City Of Boston u cent Bonds have also been
in demand, with inquiry for Montreal 6 The1nferior
clsss Of shares are not sought Quotations are, u 3
q cent Bonds, 1852 040l05; L. 5. y cent )nfs,
is6s 1891. 0ll0le N Y State " cents $3.50 950
96; BOstoD City " cents, $780, 93l2G9iL9; New
York and Erie T. cent, Qst mortg4ge) $3.50, 1862
0lO7l5; New-YOrk and Erie ~ cent, cd mOrtgage,)
SO, 9salOO; New York and Erie r. cent Convert
hles o. 90l4 0903l Philadelphia and Reading R. K.
y cent NJ Bonds, so, sl0S2.
The Receipts at the Sub-Treasury were
sl23 O66 Paid, S769s7 Balance, s4,lsl32O
The advance in price of Delaware and
Hudson Canal ia 25c and not 75c, misprnted yeser
day.
The Hanover Bank has declared semi
annual dividend of y cent, payable lst July. Toe
Peoples Bank has declared 3l9 y cent The Rochester
and Syracuse Railroad have called in two instamenu
one of sl0 payable LIST July and of CO. payable
Goth July.
The exports of Breadstuffs from the
United States to Great Britain and ireland since Sep
TENDER:
1852. 1851 ..
Flour, barrels OoI"3 l0l8309
Meal barrels. 1920 Am
Wheat, bushels. 9l5
Corn bushels. ,24Io l,5o!Uo
The exports of Cotton Goods this month
have been. ....-----.------562 pkgs
Same time, pigs
Increase this year. ..................2,2S7 pkgs.
The interest upon the State Controllers
Bonds amounting to $4,000, for the redemption of
which the late Legislature neglected to provide, al
ready mentioned will be paid the LIST of July at the
Manhattan Bank in this City.
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NEw-oRLEASs. June i5-CoTros has been qaiet today
eesieFs awaiting ths Euops's adyiceS The sales have
es.ly ,eaehsd 500 balea CoRS seye; 49ooo bush sold
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sus-Rses-... q 80 MDor.-Risss.--. 42a
rATEs..-. ..rst Bar
Sandy Hook 3la Gov Island ala Hell 6ats..u Ola
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Arrived.

BrR NJ steamship Europa Lott I'm Liverpool June .tirN
suppose to Columbia RIP hence or
& JS"e u, q on. s s Hss as sss. Sam %
passed steamship Cry Of Gls.gow June s. y miles sW o. hoy
al 40 80 ons 6s 49, passed ship Elizabeth Wood from Bremen for
steamship GLASGOW crais, Glasgow Junei PM with se
and passenserstoJ McSymon.
ship Garrck packet, Ednds., from Liverpool NAV Is. with
mdse and 80 passengers to sPohord Teou Co. The G. has
Ship Pnsce Arthur 81 DI.os % day. from Havre IL ballast
and 27 to F. D. Fo~e yes'el,o Davs Broo.
Ship Sarah Purngon. of Bath Meher, ~ days from Nv
Dream With Eagle Hazard Juaes lat 49, long ~ ~
ship John C. Calhoun. ron NeE Orleans for con'dt
with ma.e and 80 Pa,.enseIs 10 ma.ier; ,...,,
non. and 4Os passengers to d. Phinsta
shV Magnolia Lothrop. day from Bosion ballast oJ nsen
ship Hud.on White New orleans Nay IS, WITH nd's and u
bari Mar Parisr Or.bOr0 from Philadelphia
Bari Demlns Tstou day, from Para, with mice to H. X
Bari Vests Russan) Baray day, from An~erp. ballast
ans Pa'sense order June lat 81 49, Ions - 90 fell Wh
nasts some With OF deaspPeased to have been soems
s Jsn-, AVeD B Harper 10 days from cardena with
sehr DevereuE sf Boston, sullivan days from Cape Hay
ii, ST. Do mango, with coffee, sc, TO Peter Edes.
schr H. X. Taman, lof Gr-enPor,) Young, from MUasueI
n June 4, with sugar 10
Schoonrrs-Drbor. Robias day. from Washington NC
stores. lasc w HasSes johnson. day. from Sesbain c.
with r. Bl,ck vel Coanecteui, Farched,
Nedad Plan, Rey day. from Sewbera &c with
10 NJ Blackwell; son Liuanthsn day. from Wihns
ton n stores. sarsh ssnry Guih,-r days Wash
nson SC naval stores. svlona Kelley. 3dy' from Golo'ter
hEh Ellen loniss Thomson, New Haven or Ppushe-pe Waif
vile. Haw-s, DAYS from Augusta lumber p Buck Lasinh
jane, kshum PhiadeIha for Norsch Wsrrenson, Ao'ott
hnss9n Tor salem Louisa Chase dsy' from bosi'n mise !"
$ w Lewis Globe Scar. days from Boston, nise 20 master
tiuhe, Small, Gays nom Salem mce 10 r. w. Ropes CO
hystc Reed eEs from bingham fsh; TomAh, Tnmoe sVs
from Calais, humber
Soop Amencs. Stzrsess from Providence
SAiLkDSteamshp Asia Judkin@ Liverpool: James Adsef.
Dickinson Charleston ships Onward Be- Welsh Quebec faanJ
forseT Ferrson York. Hutchinson.
pool Iunch, Rrh hf Hav-s ba- Forayer. SpeeioSe s.
John Nh Eyra hsrAk. Ensry bus- Governor
Bros, fors, or Jacksonville - Fulton Mccall, Curacea
Lucy Atwood, Atwood, Fklade.pha.
bELON-Sh- Louvre. from Antwerp, with IA lee aud passengers
to y D. HGthuti Kalamazoo Liverpool With mise Sn1
psssenges D'irne. Br) Kerr, Apul - nth passsn
Aso, bnG.
WIND-At sunnse eaa Herdisn dol Sunset W. and iresh
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A TuSNyL.-Sonebody with an inven-

tive genius oeful organs and san guine temperament
has himself that be has hit plan that en-
nrey outdOes oil modern expectations, plans or
achievements in point of feasibility and profit tie mas
plan estimates and so lDniOgs, fr tunnel lie that
under The Thsmes, only different from IT, which Is II
extend from New York 10 Jersey City. The protector
has placed his documents on file at Washington for
pat-bt He h. expects have his scheme Laughed
at Probably he will not be disappointed.
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Gxpresses.
FARGO q CO.'S OFFICE,


M ELLIS, FARGO q CO.'S OFFICE,
w No. IS Wall st-EXPREsS for CALIFORNIA
OREGON, and the SANDWICH ISLANDS by the u 3
Ma Steamer ILLINOIS, on MONDAY, June 81 Ig51-
Rates greatly reduced.
Our neStresuar EXPIRES, for Caorn. &c, will be sent
by the I. Mail steamer ILLINOIS, MOND Az next
own 'sithfl Messengers
Shippers Will bear mind that this Express have adopted
the plan Of nding Special Messengers hrsuEh 70 place of
destination constantly gJtng and urung with the regular
y Of the Misunderstanding a. we do that interests
timers neglected by other hzt send
TO Aspin all only and allow freight TO take ofiLs=f Ship
pe By assured that their freight sl
remain the lhmVs for six and eight weeks az has ben
the csse repeatedly by other Expresses.
Another great advantage clhmed by ExBresg the
fact thar ~ with the Pacific Mail Steam
snip Company TX Freight takes precedence Of all
other from Panama 20 Ssn Fancisc the UJsd States
Mai Steamers thereby avoiding the .k Of detention
lsthmus
AIT freight forward BY our Express by the steamer
ILLINOIS MONDAY next should be delivered 70 us be-
fore that daJ enable 70 comply VITA the Government
order Tor clrC'I aud SEALING.
Small parcels up to o'clock NJ Of the day Of
sa ing
No charge to for Consular certificates and
Gust JEn House fees.
WELLS, FARGO CO. No I6 W,n-t
n. BPscksges should he made waterproof a,o NOS ex.
ceei Is bs. weight orG4 cubic feet measurement
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NIOTICE.-Will be sold at Auction. Oh

NO1lCE.-WIll be sold at Auction, on
the premises June 80 at 10 o'clock, NJ, fine two
story DWELLING-HOUSE and l. Ut, so feet fTout
rear 1879 feet Deep situated Waerst, In the suburbs
Poughkee sic known River Side" formerly Owned anc
occupied by the late Capt D SHEARMAN. IL Is beau
ttuy situated the bans Of the Hudson III command
ing extensive view OF the River north and south also OF
the Cask Mountains The house and Outbuildngs
repair good privileges choice fruits Of various kinds
and within five minutes walk Of the Hudson River Raoar
Depot so good Barn aud lot 50 feel front and rear
l25 feet dee corner Of Hoffman and Albanys Applv
THOMPSON WEEKS. Poushkeepsie
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Sales BIZ Auriion.
HENRY 7. LEEDS. Auctioneer. No.

Il SO Chsmbers-st., near Broadway will sell THIS
DAY at II O'clock at his sales ROOM large assortment Of
Wines Brandiss Cigars &C. by order of Assignee and 9th
which consist os,vera varieties Of Ma teia choice old
such as Cabinet in cases doz Old Grahsm Sanderons
and Harss Several different brands OF OF
St Julien Caret audies-Fsr old Otard. DIpey Co..
Mauelle, Grsles 4 Co, Pinet & Castlcon. Swan Geii
Schnsps Sardines This sale worthy the
GTocers Hotel aud private dealers the whole will be
sold ita bid L, IL.
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PeLIcE.-Two cases of drunk and dis
orderly persons ell that occurred at the Justices
Court Yesterday.
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like the hot day

previous, was closed up with Strawberry and Cream
Festival The lsoies OF the Reformed Dutch Church OF
Grand.st held they festival At roquos Hall, which
passed in a refreshing and remuneraliVe style.
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Cost an0 found.

4 OST-On the 9Th May last, in going
from No. 1871 Water st, through Falroo ct, directs
the steamer CTotor three Deeds aud Survey Of s M
lOg Cedarst told lumber The Under iall DO literally
varded by returning them TO CHARLES II. BURrfS N
Al Ce TAR st., by leaving tDem al the Tribune Onics
T OST-On Monday afternoon, the l4th
inst, in the upper part Of the city, pair Of Oot
Spectaces dark morocco The hinder wiz % sat
ABLY rewaloed by leaving them at No. al Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
VHTULTAMSBURGH CITY LOTS at

w AUCTION-By ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, at
Merchants Exchange, THURSDAY, June II, 1852 AZ 2
o'clock NJ two valuable buisng lots on the side Of
South 2ds commencing 1903 feete Of 5th lot being
y by - aud the oh - BY D feet Part Of the
chase money may remain mortgage.
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of the WOOLGROWERS'

HENRY I. LEEDS, Aucnoneer,
"ILL SELL, THIS DAY, at house
w No 295 Hud.on.st at O'clock all the Furniture,
Carpets Chairs, Sofas Bedseads, Bureaus Washs snds
China and Glassware Also several valuable Clocks and
large variety OF other Furniture to particular
ize Sale positive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17

JANIS AcKAY, Secretary
This Company, having completed its organization above
Is now ready 70 undertake general Express FoIwardins
Agency and Commission business the purchase sad
Cod-dusJ Bullion Bils Of Exchange the payment an6
collection OF Notes Bills aud Accounts the FORWARDING Of
0oid-dust Bullion and Spece-aso Packages Parcels Ant
heights VI al descriptions nd between The City Of New
York and the City OF San francisco and the principal cities
and towns in California; connecting At NewYork With the
hines Of the American Express Company the Hamden w
pres PUen Vngl Co.'S Northern and Canada Express
ana Livingston, Wells Co.'S European Express
They have established Otces and faithful Azents IN al
the principal cites and towns throughout the Esstern Mid
die and Wesem States and California energetic and ait
ul hsssngens furnished with iron chests thesseuEy u
Treasure and cher valuable pscha<eS accompanying ssci
Express upon ali their lnes a. well In Csons ~ Ia The
Atlantic States
SAMUEL p. CARTER, for many yesn connected win
ate Of the Bank o. Syracuse have been appointed principal
Agents IN Caiilcrnia
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Inc. %, SO

The aggregate Of The receipts OF the above articles
go far for the years 1851 and 1852, have BEEN
Flonr. bis Wheat bu. Corn, Barley. bH
1871 q59 2S6 4495s2 2233 al 95757
1852. 1901 Lflo,9t5 H,Vfo
Dec.... $40 S35 Inc $40 955 Dec. 1866, 262 "a 66l
The receipt at tide water of the principal articles Of
produce from the opening of the Canals TO aud inclu
IL 4 ir,.t hnra haa IA fnllnwa.
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T United PAR ERSHIP.-Pusu-
ant to the provision contained 10 the Revised Stass
OF the State OF NewYok concerning Limited partasss A
the subscribers have this day formrd Limited Partnership
to be- conducted under the name 81 EZRA LUDLOW, u,
for the purpose aDsschga Flour and General Prodas
Commssion bus ue,s In the City OF Nsw.York.
The general Partner is EZRA LUDLOW, Jr, who b 0
resident of the City Of New York. and the special PEza
ia FULTON CUTTING who also resides in IN said CRY o.
Newly ork and who such special Partner, has onba
ed in Cash the su OF Twenty Thousand Dollars Of Capital
10 the common stock
The said Partnership Is to commence the Gseenh day
Of June One Thousand Fight Hundred and htytwo and
10 continue for the term OF Three years to w-unu the
Fi6es nth dsy Of June Que thousand Eight Hundred nd
Fifty.fve. Dated New-York, June IS, 1852
EZRA LUDLOW, Jr
FULTON CUTTING.
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WILL be SOLD at AUCTION, June

~ ILL De SOLD az hOCIION' June
w 49, at II o'clock, AM On the premises, Rara
Hall" the cot NTRi.SEAT and STORE. together WITH .
Teuanf House and l6i OF Land Owned By the late
Capt 5. SHEARMAN. situated in the % On Of Wa,hns
ton Duchess County the turnpike, about miles from
and Harlem Railroad in the vicinity Of goo
school the Store commanding u the best suasos 10
the country or business, with Post-Ofce attached The
House In 1000 repair OubudinRs and fences entirely
ard the sId highly improved, with tho privilege u GOOD
and ice house Aso large collection Of the chOces
kinds Of uittrees For further particulars apply 10 IT,
SHEARMAN on the premises or 20
GEO WOOD No. Liberty-st Ney.YoYk
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Goparrnerspp.

COPARTN ERSHlP.-The undersigned
~ have this day formed coparnership for the parpss a
transacting the Ready Made Clohins Business n wAss.
sae, under the firm OF GARDNER GREENE L co. a
No. II Bresdwsy.-New.fo.k June 1852
WILLIAM GARDNER
ELIAS NJ. GREENE
OLIVER B. TWEEDY
RODMAN D. MOULr0N
JOHN q PLiMPTON
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90 LOTS in JERSEY CITY AUG

10 LUTS in JERSEY CITY A I AUG
~ TION-On TUESDAY, June - at , o'clock on the
premises located in the Second Ward blocks ON the
Ferry Alss valuable water front and wharf four sc0ws
Tools TUel House &c sale perrmpOry close the
The Introduction OF pure and gas taking place
the extensive Improvements in by wealthy
capitals from New ok who have recently made large
purchases together with the splendid Ferry improvements
in progress snd the low oftsxes will tend TO make
peIy rise rapidly in Jersey City For further particulars
and maIs ofpropeuy inquire OF DAVID SCOTT Auco1esr
No " bOutgomeryst, jersey City, or EDWARD P. TOR
REY, No. 80 Johnst, Ne~-York
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CONGRESS-MoNDAY

SENATE-Tbc standing committees were ap
pointed; ;afier which various petitions were pre-.
scned and appropriately referred.
Tie question of the contested seat for Ken
tucky IVES takcnup, and Mr.. Underwood spoke
at some length thereon. Without concluding
he gave way to a motion for adjournment
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATivEs. .-Atler trans-
action of tho morning business, the House
went into a Committee Of the Whole on the
state of the Union, Mr.. Staurt in the Chair J
wherein the resolution for the distribution ofthe
message among the various standing commit
tees vas discussed by Messrs. Jones Of Penn
sylyania, and ohnson of Georgia, and Molo.
ny.
The committee then rose and after passing
resolution designating who should be admit
ted on the floor as reporters, and how seats
should be assigned tothem, the House adjourn
cd.
In the course of the days proceedings a reso.
luton was passed to terminate tic curro It de-
bate on the message on Wednesday next, at
p NJ
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Fra nee

The vote for the Empire was cast on the
2lst and 22d of November Both public and
private accounts agree that the ceremony was
conducted decorously, but without my show
Of enthusiasm. From the pains taken TO bring
up the voters, the returns will exhibit large
neutrality-suspicious.. probably than on any pre-
vious appeal to the people. By telegraph we
learn that up 10 the morning OF the 27th, the
latest returns. including eighly-three depart
nens and the army and navy. were-Yes,
1920 600; no, 250,00
In Paris the number of voters who abstain
I'd in December, 1SI8, amounted to one fourth
Of the " hole in December, 1851 to one 9Th;
and on this occasion TO one-seycnth.
The result for the Department OF the Seine
was proclaimed on Thursday morning, the
25lh, at the Hotel d, Vile, amidst cries OF
"Vivc pEmpereur On Thursday, also, the
Corps Lcgislatif mot, and proceeded with the
appointments of the committee.
The scrutiny of The votes would occupy
some days-pcrhaps four; aud probably on
tie lst December the result would be an.
nounccd, and the official proclamation Of the
new empire made ON the second December,
the anniversary of The coaP detat and the cor
onlion of Napoleon |. On the third will APP
pear the Seaatas c0nSultum with the modl6ca
tlons. which will be few; but the court eti-
quctrc of the Bourbons and Of the Empire will
be restored
1t is said The Emperor will address one
manifesto 10 France and another to Europe.
Both, we are told, will be essentially pacific.
The President has sent already official
message to the Legislative body, stating that
the Government will undergo a change mere
ly IN name.
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NUMBER liz.

press onward to the goal ofhis ambition. These
Bnrbons hagc become very obnoxious to the
people Of France, as they have been wee forc-
Ell upon the country. against its will by foreign
bayonets aud ther names are associated with
nalioual disaster and ignomiuy. We do not
think therefore, that the chances Of the Count
De Chambord being called 10 the throne OF
France arc very bright just at this particular
time, If ever.--Bafaio Courier.
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HENRY THE OF FRANcr.-We notice,
mong the items Of political intelligence brought
by the last European steamship, protest OF
the Count De Chambord, who styles himself
Henry Fifth, the legitimate Bourbonhelrto the
throne of France, against the p'ocIama.
ton Of the Empire by Louis Napoleon. The
Count de Chambord is the son Of Charles the
Tenth, who was deposed from the French
throne in 1880, at the time OF the revolution
in that year that elevated Louis PhlIPpe to
power. He bases his pretepsions upon the
RIGHT of birth as contradistinguish to the right
ofthe people, and has undoubtedly the sym
pathies of the absolutist of Europe III his favor.
The doctrine oflegitmacy is one that must be
maintained, or monarchy will crumble into at.
oms. He tells the French people that they
can never expect any securtyor prosperity un-
til he is restored to what he IS pleased to term
his rights of Divine inhe' 'tance Louis Nap6
leon will pay no attention to this paper mani
festo Of the heir of the Burbon family but will
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0jc DaiIp >)irQil1ion
VIRGINIA LEGESLATURE.

TUESDAY, Dec. IA.
The following bills, which had previously
passed the House, Were passed IN the Senate
to-day:
A I'll incorporating The Virginia Mining and
Smelling Company. -.
Incorporating the virginia (Rchnlond) Oh
Company.
Amending an act incorporating the Farfax
Academy, in the county of Culpeper
Constituting the Potomac River a la"iol
fence through the lauds of Jacob RopP, III
Bcrkely county,
Releasing to Lewis S Southland the Com.
mo0weath's right In u certain tract OF land
in the county Of PAGE.
Incorporating the Buchanan Bridge Com
pany.
Mr.. Shands offered a resolution inquring
into the expedency ofrcquiring the owners oi
slaves, when they shall cmancipate them by
deed TO deposit 500 for each slave, with the
Clerk ola Circuit Court, to be applied to the
removal of said slaves from the State; and u
like sum 10 be deposited in like manner by ex.
ccurors when slaves are cmanepated by will
The resolution vas adopted and referred,
EaoHSC.
The Speaker laid before the House com.
municalion from John \. Mason, President
Of the James River and KannWha Company.
in rcplvto resolution Of the House adopted
some days scince.
A bill WAS reported Incorporating the Tap
pahaLnock Railroad Company:
Also3a bill. outhorisng an exchange OF arms
for the \ Young Guard
Also, a bill to establish the Office of State
Librarian, (mo>ng il distinct ollie e,)
On motion, it was ordered thatlcave bc given
TO bring in IA Lill oppropriating money to the
James River aud KanaWha Company, to ena.
bic il 10 extend It's Improvements from Buch.
anan 10 Covington Messrs Miller of Bole.
tourt, Lewis, Carpenter, Irving and Patrick
were appointed "a committee to bring in sad
biH)
The House resolved to elect Public Prin.
ter on Saturday next.
Mr. Downing offered n resolution enqulrog
into the expcdioncy of Incorporating an Asso-
ciation, to he styled the Fredericksburg Dis
rrict Court Library Association, aud endowng
the same with a copy of Henning's Statue at
large, all the Virginia Reports. the Acts OF the
Assembly. &c.
Mr. Anderson then presented petition Of
citizens Of Richmond asking an increase oI the
capital stock Of the Branch OF the Exchange
Bank located in this city.
The ordcrof the day for considering Inter
nal Improvement bills, was, on motion Of Mr..
Imboden, postponed Tor the present
The second order Of the day, bong the bill
providing for line Of steamers from Virginia
to Antwerp or other European ports. was al
so postponed for the present
A resolution vas passed, that the internal
improvement bills 0arge and smal) shall be
taken up Tor Consideration in the order IN
which they come up from the Clerks table
On this resolution long discussion ;ook
place
At half past 3 o'clock the House adj djourned
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MERCHANDISE,
-,pRING STOCK rOgk rA52.-Rols

> " BROTHER, MIN S.rez, Ly,bbafg u
fmpnrfor. of c HINAand EARTHENWABE aud Deal
rfs in Cut Dressed and i}am Glass u an. Lool,8e
i1aSseS GiraHdoies, PiaiSd ad Bt7taa'a I1re, lpai
rs Casiors ae.; are now ia receipt of their Spring
supply Of Domestic and Forcign Goods of iber owu
embraces every article usually
found ia such Establishments Our Stock is of tie
offered in this marl e and having been carc
fully selected and bought the most favorable terms,
We are determined to be enndersod by any llonsc
in the country either North or South Merchants md
others wanting nnyting IN this line would do well To
Gull and examine Stock and prices before purchasing
rlseuhercieeling confident please all in style,
aunlity and price of Goods. The Ladies are particular
ly invited to call aud examine our Stock
nurch 00-ta
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NAT f. the undersigned, again opening and exldb
w iting very large assortment of Cooking Stoyes
Of every variety of size and patent, commonly III use
together wtha we'll selected assortment of Pnror Cham
brr, Office and Factory stoves Salamandnr Furnaces,
Crates Fronts Tenders ScuItes Cinder Shovels, Blow.
ers &c. &C. 10 which very respectfully call the at.
cntion of and friends. Resting assured,
hat though cannot promise TO sell at lower Plco
Than any one else, prices will range ms low NJ
others and that we will accommodate customers who
will favor us with an exnminaion 10 their satiscon
is wei as their expectation.
oct 28.dts AGREE y MUkRlLL
p. S-Wo would like to employ or 3 good journey
men Timers. A. M,