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uss Any piece Of land wh.h i. required for eensnuoo
ss s rom
.sii., Of hi. oily u.. relief BY tho wdss!as Of Thames
records e the Common Council fun Of sedaS
ss roas ss,i snY ls;n nas
through commission esm bds they always Ia
Ssns y The ss
70 :s s h e 9s
street, and abandon forever the Attsmpt sate Albany
tom The .ss s
& ss S w. D
now ,1sended or large snd srowinsy sec.
from ito natural and just share in the commerce Of
Tht dly.Ihs opposition to this ch.ay
from Trinity Church After disresardng the overture for
church sssss . no. needed ding
a1 %.
s a S ss snort
to The Of spend: those
Ov So ground in question can never
be used for without the of the city
.n %s. ss
s1s srSsns ass. spssei ss::
Church and others have the human
sS for
is ssusSs
ssss urs ID aa me
srss,s$ 's ssssy neHr%sPs ON Ii. ground aas:s
for the obvious and declared purpose Of detsrrns the
msns 10 say nothing Of hs bs.cro.l dsnsss Of Irnsy
gravsy Soubt such soldiers were ever
buried that TT specific evidence relied the
counsel for Trinity Church Def committee
Sncient coin found Of the dnterred bodss but
when chairman removed the from this coin, IL
to be zone cent of later dse than the close Of the
Such appeal mate under such circumstance to
the sacred feeling Of patriotism for the purpose Of
the authority Diet rminng question OF public
sty and the pr yate rights 4 eitzaas your commttes
uer cha their sluFion that the Of
the re be granted They therefore beg leave
to ofer the foliowii resolution
Resolved That the resolution passed June 1851 for
tendng albany street. from CIR enwch street TO trinity
place that albany shall be farther
tended from nifty place 10 Broadway 80 that he outher
ly side thereof all he in straight line from Triay place
TO Br adway N co tuatln Of tie herly line Of said
exenscn from Greenwich trees Trinity place and that
the Dorthery side thereof shall be in line running fro
Trinity place stry along the southrrly side OF he lands
ard known Irisy Building TO Broadway ana
that the Counsel to the Coz take the legal
EeAsLres TO carry the same into eject.
IN report was oDt-d
Tie u he committee In favor OF extending The
Rowery 70 Franz H. squs and widening Pearl street WAS
also rectiyed suc adopted.
The report Of the COMMITTEES in favor Of lighting tbs
streets with every night ia the was received
ana adopted
siderable quantity Of business disposed Of and
will be found IN tle Official report
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TARGET Excursiops,

The Terhune hsrun Guard, Capt Joeph A. Gardner,
went on their first annual excursion Monday the ?6th
TO Porcelain This company Is posed Of the persons
employ ed At Aetsrs g extensive cooperage estsb
hsbnent "A Water street They mustered eighty nine,
officers and prvaes and, after contendiug In rsmaka
bly, skiful msnner for prizes twenty In
presented by the FIRST ward merchants and ranging in
value from $50 to g. returned home in the evening,
highly delighted with the days pleasure and after nine
hearty cheers for Messrs I. NJ, adjoursed to meet
again next Christmas
The Know Nothing Guards, Capt II +. I-bspap,
beripg forty mush ets mode their first annual target
cursion Monday. They had splencid pair o. colors
presented to them by a i dy Of Eighth avenue
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A case was brought on Saturday, before the COM
missoners Of Emigration which goes far to show that
the statements male by the Philadelphia deputation
the emigration system Of New York. is and
that it il high time that something more should be
done to secure poor strangers arriving at cur port
from the injustice and exactions to which they are
exposed
An Irishemigrant, with nine others, recently land
ed, was sent on from New York to Philadelphia, on
the engagement Of q forwarding agent that he
should have employment on railroad-each man
being made to pay three dollars for his passage TO
the works. The plea of the forwarder was that .
friend being at Philadelphia, saw handbilIs in the
street, AM also an advertisement in the Public Ledg
err stating that one thousand laborers were wanted
for railrosd with address to railroad agents that
upon the representation Of his friend without eon-
municatng with the agent, hs inserted in New
York paper an advertisement for five hundred labor
ers, and forwarded ten of The applicants to Pha-
delphia charging them three dollars each, and thus
netting the difference between that sum and the eOst
of the passage ticket, 81 rs. On arriving ct Phila-
delphia they informed that the firm was not au-
thorized to send on aborers, and that there NO
employ ment for them. Being without funds thew
were taken to the Emigrant Society House and pre-.
vided for. On Saturday one Of the men returned to
New York. under the care of Mr.. Thomson, secre-
larry OF the society OF Pnlladalphla who placed the
case, together with the affidavit made before the
Mayer Of Philadelphia, in the hands OF the Com
missi0ners of Emigration.
The matter yesterday brought before the
Mayor, and complaint preferred sganst the firm Of
James Helling Il Co., SIS Green ~ich street, smigrant
forwarding agents, who, it appears by the evidence,
have permitted one Joseph N. Nash to take blank
cards signed by them, and the receipt Of SO from
the emgraut labOrer in search of work. are filed up
by Mr.. Nash and the party thus holding the ticket
is conveyed to Philadelphia or Utica, as the case
may be. Seven emigrants yesterday appeared be.
fore the Mayor, having paid 80 each for ticket to
Utica where il had been represented 10 them that
large number Of laborers were wanted to work on
railroad few miles from that city. Then again, the
fare to Utica is but 81 SO and charge of SO was
made to the laboring emlgrant, which extra charge
is alleged TO be fraud.
On the other hand, Helling & Co. assert, that the
accusation preferred against them does not come
within the meaning of the emigrant law. There is,
however, section in that law, which prohibits emf
grant licensed forwarders to permit blanks to be
used, to make their tickets transferable, and I'M
der this section, the Mayor seems, has entertained
the complaint. Mr.. Heling, yesterday in the May.
ors office, refunded the several am ,unts back TO the
seven emigants who held their tickets, but whether
the Mayor intends to revoke their license remains to
| be seem
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FATlL ACCIDENT AT HARTFoRD.-Mr. Levi HUI
msston, of Enfield, fell from the scaffoding at the
great bridge this morning, Dec. 26,) as be was at
work upon the new frame Of timbers that are now
being placed In the bridge. The distance Of his fall
was about II feet and he instantly killed. The
skull near his temple was broken. He was middle
aged man, bridge builder. and leaves wife and
ak children " Enield.-Harltud Times, Dec. ~.
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALpERnHs,


Present--Jonathan Trottsr, Esq President In the
chair; Assistant Aids men Browp TAFT MsbSatt 0'Brer,
Msybee Broaden, Wos dwsrd, Rirg Wells Hunt Bouton,
McGown. Stewart, wheean b rker Rogers, oKeefe and
hcConkey,
By Assistant Alderman BouroN-0 seven hundred and
len frtmep against the alteration OF the ordinance in
relation to the election Of Chsf Engineer aAd AastA Mt
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FoREIoN CoNsuL-The President has officially re-
cogpized Francisco de Arrangoir a. Consul General
Of Mexico for the port Of New Orleans,
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Debates In Board OF Aldermen.
lGlr SnAcial Ranort


resolution in favor Of approprAtng SIS 900 for
the erection If 6remsns' hall In this city was adopted
by II G Beard Of Aldermen last evening.
The Committee on ST ees maze the following report In
favor OF extending Albany street 10 Bresiway:-
FrstTberes street directly aross the town. from
river 10 river between Liberty ttrset Battery
iogosed would form street.
west end of Albany street TO the east end of Pine
would be IT. only which could be wthout the
al Of Trinity church. The ground which
given by the city " Trinity Church.
Tor which reasons q the public welfare have long
hidden IL 60 be used and this ground
any sthe purpose except BY the city authorities The pro
po'ed 81 Get weud be an important avenue Of
across TIRE town and would open pasag for the
OF the west e of the town TO the head Of Wall with
ont passing through the wcs crowded part Of
Broadwsy-belsw this Park.
sscoNpThe opening Of Albany street to BrsadwAy an
act Of impe justice to the erty ply Tor a.
1t is rs what the founders of city would have 40 II
thy bai foreseen lite commercial Growth. The who
did at LAST an ipats the msrcia desnies city
snd who laid out the present OF island
the pa rulc Of socsi Justice that every q
mercis city to other part venisnt and oon
tnuous trecs a. this rule Ia especi lily appiic
in that section of the city where busnes has excluded
private velHngs ard lift occasion for churs hes
meroi. IA iy, waos other name for the cheap
Aad rtpd movement OF parsons and
point has given all beyond agrcu sural
part Of isss This ADVANTAGE the
Why any of here without this AdvAntase single
church would have been sn ien This facility
the esseea csre Of 'he city authorities protect
ssanst the selfish interests OF AID
who may wish 70 obssruct By Withholding fson s pablo
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Observation-Disclosures Moore Haley, SturtevAnt, Oak
ley, Boycs Barr the President Aldermen Francis Smith,
Bard Denman, Cornell Doherty Peck.-l4.
Negative-AldermAn Eeman-l.
bRioRTS RESUMED
or Committee on Steeets-In favor Of extending the
Booery to Franklin square. Adopted on = divi.ion,
AHirma'iv e-Adermen Moore. Haley, sturtevant, Oak
Icy BAR, Tweed, Brisity, Francs, Smith. Temsnn,
OF Com nittse Sails rss and Oicer-To TO in
salary Ct the copyicg clerk 10 tie Street Depart
mett Accepted.
OF Commute Oh Fir ance-In favor OF renting enc Of
sif0 aga inst Chas. h Smith Adopted
OF Ctmniitee Repsirs and Supplies-In favor Of
extra clerk for the Office the Commissions: o; Repairs
am supplies. Accepted.
OF Committee Finance To favor OF ineemufying
George White sgsintt damages, &c. Adopted
Az erman FRAsCs moved TO take up document 60,
ber report OF Committee Lau ps and Gas in favor Of
lighting the streets OF the city all night which
rsd The same was then adopted
Ga motion, document 20 taken up, the being
report Of Committee Lamps and Gas In favor OF ma
king cont act with The New York Gas Light Company
to Zig BIT tie lower part OF the city for one year After
n liberation, the same was adopted
Report Of Committee ON Salaries Al Offcss-ln favor
Of Increasing tssries OF Hydrant Inspector Adj ptsd
On motion the report OF the Committee on Ordsances
in favor OF sbolshpg the public pound in Eighteenth
ward was taken up aud adopted.
Report Of Committee on Asessments-ln favor Of re-
liev!ng John Tu ner Of assessment. Adopted.
Report Of Committee Salaries aud Ofnses-In favor
Of ipcr asng salary Of John Halsx Clerk to the Com
mis-, ioners Of Repairs and Supplies Adopted.
OF SINE Committee-Tn favor Of Increasing salaries Of
clerks in the sice Of Register Of Croton Water Rents
Adopted.
Alderman SMITH moved to tale up document 81 being
q report of Committee Whsrvea Piers, and Slips in
favor Of Altering line Of Battery enlargement allowing
ron fer ferry alp lAia table Dec. o. which was
carried
Pending the con sidsration OF the samsoo motiop the
Beard then ourned until to evening, 2Sth list
q, 8 O'Clock. d 7. VALENTINE, c ERIK.
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Immediately proceeded to read the viii, standing BY
his side; eadeavored to, and believe did read the
will audiby, correctly and distinctly but the same
time having noticed that Mr. Mason appeared to Labor
very much in bre tnpg and that ms was
be &C mpabe with sense OF duty In reading the vii
Ladies rs Laac Coord Jonss) came into the roe m
and observed after had hpshed the reading OF the
will that they bad left the ROOM did not the ladies
until they came into the while reading the
will Tread tue will through without psusing and h&v
ing done asked Mr. Mason in reference the whole
and not to Any particular pNt of it. whether he
stood It. to which he that he did, then ssked
him II II correct he laid it was and in answer to
was the first he sad e.uno, cS,Eas .o
mind With the precs- words he used ia answer to the
quetiop, "~ss 1t correct but it either yes
other expression tAntauoupt to that conveyitg an
qualified assent IN IL immediately after the VIII read
Mr.. Mason directed large book, to which he poiut.
cd, to be brought and laid before him, and al
in which the book should bs placed before
him; the will was then spread before him on this
large book and pen and ink handed To him when hs
signed the will. After having signed it. asked him two
questions first whether he acknowledged that be hi,
expression tsntsmount to that cannot charge
my mind with the very words he used; and .eoond,
whether he requested Dr. Berger and mys.k to witness
itY to which he assented In same manner Dr. Berger
and myself be ;Ame the subscribing witnesses which
done Immediately In the and in the presence Of
the testator ard recoect that Mr. Mason iiAtey
after, asked for tumber OF water which think Or.
Berger tanf ed to him. then banded the will To Mr..
George Jones' then left the room and never saw Mr.
Msson alter. an familiar with thu manner In which
willie are usually executed and this In all respects
executed in the usual manner. should say (ths viii
was eSecuttd) not far from ten minutes to IL o'oocA
II Id not exceed fifteen minutes from IL O'Clock can
not answer with precision chow long Ia Mr. Mascns
room) iecause cannot tell how ling II took Ieai
the wil tho PRINCIPAL time oscupsd In reading and
executing the will II probably from twenty
to half an hour; do not know that the
question with preciion than that whoa had left
the house looked a. my watch, and 1t wanted few
mir utes to ~ o'coctt 4 thsnx two three muutss
DR.. Berger's testimony in relation to the execution
of the will and the attendant circumstances is sub
stsntially the same with that of Mr.. Strong. DIR.
Berger testified -
gave him drink minute two before he diei,
which he asked for: should think about hour be-
fore gave him his next previous drink.
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HEEitHaSDsSE.
ALL IMPOIsTArI

FALL IMPORTATION or CHINA, EiRTIEA-
,r>uc WARE AND FANNY ARTICLES.
" "'Nr'r 'H"rs {" country cl,uts ard others or
:" van, hiS c,mrc'c assortment ~ EAGTlIENWARE VA
g., INA. TABLE CUTLERY ana FANCY AHTI &tG
~ o. H"' hi> own direct I'M ION, lie 30
S !" ihrhI. Of England ami Franc" wilma uIl
-, = " ifdi't iIc>S Il dGi Case yrfy varc,v,
ny g. "'"',tii'eU cp;niTrs The irnNl.-
- S-Gi! nrcu!a'ci Gold Eair. W!l;c Frcnrl
49, H. =" u" White ,iirLnur an! Il ne rt. rl,wus lr rul
P'n y, damascus. Finn Aai las.
iih SEkNl' IS -! -t H. . , ., ,,,r.s oar,
lrirr from 81 10 sim per 81 " - - - 80 =
k PITCHERS ry":r, ard cred: l..,ns am; v,r
=. Il Ron Vase t,uI'n,r aud DECORATED
nj ,,, m.N EAN IliENWiR allie cnInI, trade
III GOODS. fra hs,t and Table spoons rIh. and De
Caslors " l''"'' ''"i" NIUE Mnsi'II f"'s
nnE GllTEHf-lv"y IlamlIr! Table ul :, pieces. ,
MN, mnvr1 and Forks III i".cGA Common do. Id.
AHNla WAX asnrs the rninlIun Ia the br
"I,inlaciund Il: Safely HuiI Lamps
-, 'nphiNG GLAS>ESSIIenIii (:I ,.uc
49,, ,varl"ns Sizes, suitable" ntuc pier In Ma
W" &C. ava! thmcs III I"Iy AID Toll
, lass NuRE-lan. Prrssc, and Cut rumpirrs WIn,s r.
>lIEs Brwis, Preserve Dishes Dccancrs, Lemonade .
'Lssts G"hrs thaipgucs Siicty Fluid i.arnps Water
Butter Plates. SyiUp aut 'ldacs tans, salts t.lrrr
u ~ tiles. Preserve ! irs ana FISH GLOBES.
Improved solar Lamp "i slcc the >crlcr
"e proprietor; ra"r, Hal. Factory Hand lam<
CHANDELIERS Of 49, G. burners lurn shed ~, ea,oa
Wai.r, and Tea Trays Lanterns Table Mats Covers Tow
: :. IN! Dinner Srs
m'ic Wac ~ Factory Prices.
ilc Htscrhcr reasonable terms ,uI
l'h acu country merchants contr i
muse keeping. wi lIcm 'l, his
~ lrrn, quality variety tbiI Sa.r-
''i fronts AMI quick sales IE t'll IL Main
JAS ~ t. EVANS
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FALL TRADE.
- > 3.
NI1r FALL STOCK OF CLOTH &c.

Iu,iIr mud. having just returned from New "Ik "
n ~ FALL and WINTER ti''' iii',' "
Oh, lie invites particular III stock embraces ~ 's "
,rir ItIra CIhn. Furnishing House. and s'eh
,I,t ,,,un l any house the known ""it
Vrs,nu and North Carolina Merchants IN want "' 80. LII ,r
made line Clothing. {" sun !hci ' h Nv '
rdsh prices, are 'eEl''''"'' '0 d. GOODMAN.
No. l2i Main street 0pl"lsIc Il eila"ie =,
B-As have many new styles thl5 di' -" 90 n r.
!!ci.cd from my old liberal patrons
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>Ey E,I,I, CLOTHING.

NEW FALL CLOTHiNG. - oy, 70
FRESH STbGk.-Thc unde?sish."
~ c,,yur hcir Fan ara Winter stock OF ktan! n.
hc, has hr.n manufactured by them al hcii 'I,s "
Mh h ,," r,Ir tedious IL deemed ulieresa
II,yins "a ,u oil goods the i"-s sei'': -
bei I" sho" en- ''''e w" KEEN tIIILES a. BALDWIN.
veil 10 call. ~, Min Ssreer Rlc hmoGl
Sclll - $500
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JOT''s'EIslES,
LOTTERY OFFICE, BALTiMOHE
MARYLAND.

.l7IIOMAS LAMBERT intends uremn" Office l"sitc ~"
NUNS Ii"c'." Calvert s"ct. BatIt"r. MONDAY - NJ,
days this llccHsr im thr al" ~ i
y TIrkrts ~ Iusinn vii have expired and cdn" h"
Ii will then be ciLc sri Tickets mir SHN ~
toto hah tie GOOD fortune during Residence :"
tbs city be accused violation OF 'dw ~
lie therefore respectfully licS tlr patronage :" is w. 49,
others la Nr:lla who trsir. 10 iIr'h,sc i5h'
Gfns ne ar or rsk'Mg the rnu:fg"r ""do"s ns>t'n md
do not knoo nm that their orders viii receive i'" attention "
that ali confidence rrpr, Inn viii he strictly observe
E~1- Prize Tickets Maryland i"l"tir" az >ii," 49,
Lotteries winch lr wtha'r ''' ''""
SI hr rt>irrl OF received IN pay nen - Tickets
RICHMOND, VA, APRIL 20, 1886
s1s PRIZES al THIS OFFICE. -Gu
~ Half IS "a ~ lnAE, Bel Air. i. June 2iss,
rS- IIaIf II .O-s il,MI raiarS.n la. June 10th :.
n1 Whole -slltsL. Grand Consolidated J.! July o''
Il uhe at tarl Gnu, i'D pw Nc.
maryland Lotteries for September go. M
SEPT Carroll C"uny d. 81 mS' sm%, a. 90 3r 60
D. Grand Inrsolrtades lnmn .iy7 5000 a. - r. :; y,
o. Bel AIR III rulfl. al 1900 5IWAc ISl - ~ ~
4 Snsnuchana Canal H. :uOU .1WH. UUW. ISIS, ~ w.
Carr"ll County IS. ~ 600 ~ iN" &c go ml
o Mard CorsohalrLDG, lsucu. 3G6. Ar 1@',' = +"
10, Grand CnusoiaiedS :, - lis. BOOT 100 @f - - -,
n Washington Co 2JtEJ. 1.im. ~ nl !WW lc3
49, Bel AR IL .g,uru ! oI STUD &c. I!i.' %, ", a
H. Susqushannat 3Iuu :u 10000 &c - D. ~ ~"
10 Ga I Conm.y a. - s% ~ GMm Sc 7sI3 tn
Grand Consnldaied2i, 3u23Itn, :" hm &c. ',.' nm
H. Washington 4. :a6.npO II MI G'4n, - H. 's
~, Icl Air IS Nl0'n lu'0l. ''Ns 20 - -, ~ -, S
u. Susquctanna CaualiB :sWH iSidO o,.nSr 49, ~
g. Carroll touny H. 2ituU SiGG 10 of 7N, - ~, 49,
=! Md. Consolidated - 5.UW.i ri 300. - W ~, ~,
~ Cd Consolidated T. G5 u:iiau 2ilihI = T. i''
III; Washing iuutu H. Sin >jHG. BOOT :s&r : y w.
y, ~. 2iutN'.I ni ltqD - u. - Wv ~,
IS Susgicliala Canal $40 ,.uJ 73lH, ~ W.
20, Carroll H. lG:!l2. ~ al imW ISL, Wv
IN Md Consolidated 9lutNl, un, !hm ti" '"
~ BesIrsa Small Lottery duly Tickets mo-" ""' '"
ns- 0s I"r packages certificates ~ package. ,lnsi "
shares any OF the Maryland otisri's'
will lr thankfully received aud promptly attended It" hh in "
fc immediately forwarded Ia liiriF a.
Sept Address Tili'S. LAMBERT. HLsIIIi"t'' WI
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NEW ESTNDLTSII'l INT.


friends fu NC
The support he has received rng, them hopes "a
.y vi continue establishment directly opposite The Ola
i liza. Rms Libby almost every article
The Inn CIantrry. he inen, to Keep con.
>,ln hand LARGE stock oi Rope ui all szcS, BLOOMS o al
IL = and Il General of Groceries
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A GARD.

~ r LEFEBrRE, A. Nj, will "n ;e hrsi Monday III ';oe
4 succeed Mn. the charge al her Boarding and Day
ECimond and Will he prepared on that day TO receive ~"
Iils al her Residence Grace street;
.cchvrr Tor connected win MrH Meid >
school subsequently became Principal q" the Williamsburg
the charge which lie Resigns 10 engage III
a Larger work in Richmond
lie sehu" the general pan Of
t OF Mrs Mra several al er teacers tr1 Gafl.tt
Ane and increasing the strength o! !Et I"
Foreign Languages by the assistance 81 re1ent trech G"'er
aud other arAllIarie-.
Tile nvnbawc he !ari will o1m ch'lss ho9'V"i nne
In. parental Mr. Ma heeb2e The school VIII u:
the acquisition Of sound English education
which added the Auei! ANA Modern Lansttseu hndc
TERMS;
Al. the English branches tor the
,.;ou,r,c wear stiu ub
n,y .ch,l ara of all AGE. 80 "a
N,nI,ru
Music, Drawing, &c a! froitssor't Iitcrs:
Appy 10 II. L. LEFEBVRE, A NJ.
Aug l-darli Grace Street, Richmond, Va
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i,rJ,IIC SALE Or LASD AND NEGROES IN
iISRIsIAND

u,y nEIWrE IN AM, Ir.u- iouN TuiNFrrTaIWT,
lS''i ia" 81 il ii"-
- ~, NJ A, IN I,,nr - Ari,laid a. PAGE Aannrr,..
IN al julu Iau,r an! W'r-- Archibald g PAGE
.i - ;, 49,, 5 Ann, I,tt, ~ iii, children John DatIrI
r.,sri vs. Maiy Diuri and olhrs-anI b. Thomas
I.wr uln rh and 90 h"ha!i ." The c"i;IH o.
,,,". .,.,..I AMI others the undersigned special tomml
,rr =, M Iou aorIzrIto sell. rcr pubic
IL, i, torinn the lr'omIri! ui' ." hr lying nn ' We
, u " H. "thr al together "rIn Parcels on c"'" %
one qrIl If'hnrn+ Gkls 'f" ~"
purchasers bond WIN s"'d security a retaining '"c ' ~
H. ,.tiurc ,aIL rci"r. The UNDERSIGNED vii imr'd "h
,yr,,rsly ihy OF rIrrrr, ls| II far ~ H" 10" r'
TAR ia, %m ~, i"s, n,,,I go " 80 ~
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BROOKS. BELL a. Co,
IMPORTERS AND IDEBEIS OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DR : GOCDS.

DR. = GUUUN.
No, Pearl street.
HuR Stock Fail and Winter Dry ;""i< nn@ III store AMI
ready rxLibiun aud rnesy solicit our hi"mS ini
market cal aud - inat ib
.iurc pied larger aL icSd.
Particularly ~ Fancy Goods
p"rci such Goods thought u isl,hhl: |" I'M
purchase i,, selection Goods III New ORR t'i
,;usinn hy both partners
sale assortment 81 II ana ut
=. Cloths. Tweed Sauct. IISys AMI raY! Elan.
,r- made Virginia. 49,, ~.
sept. /! BWh1hS, hhii. ~ ~,
DISSOLUTION or C0-PARTNERsHlP.
TENIIE Ia: Il
day ,.Is"!vcI by mmiiai Consent All persons hh''h@
and all those iu'eh'r !" Us
please urwau aud settle i respective a. ear
~ as possible, with either al "a % iiAShimS;;.
TIL. undersigned will continue lc ship thamdcry and Grocery
lIa-kns ~ li'l'.
Rockets
solicit the roninuhonui our oi rus
The ul ,ucra. lc!ci: m!Hrll L. i've
raj satisfaction. VI LIEN h''''''
Srp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
70 COUNTRY MERCHANTS.


MERCHANT & WEISlGER. No. H. Main street are no"
e. ccvn. r,r Ready Made Clothing and Furnish
r Goods embracing quay aud variety The Clothing has
the beat stock for the conI
rs rad! they offered Merchants need not 30
North Ia supply themselves Tor will sell good uns ~ any
,,n,.r i, ,I,r country = MERCHANT " WESlGER.