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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-04

To JEREMIAH WELLMAS, ESQ, Va. House OF Delegates:
Dear Siriour letter received this day through the post
opportunity OF expressing opinion on the
subject somewhat differing from the suggestions oil my last
report.
The engineering merits Of the Point Pleasant terminus,
compared with the mouth OF Sandy, for
remain unaered but question OF sectional policy
the Kentucky connection by very general acclaim TO
be demanded first
The protection Of The saveholdng interest," element
In my comparison Of routes, aware how CONTROL.
ing influence 1t would probably the dcstines of
the Covnet ton and Ohio Rail Road.
therefore recommend the fixing BY law IL possible, the
mouth of Big Sandy The Western terminus leaving the
financial aspect the Kentucky connection {" have
quired new value from the rail road proposed TO be
made from Memphis 10 Lexington More than million
and half OF passengers informed pass Memphis
annually the river. Only tenth Of this number Of
through passengers the Coinston and Ohio ond az Tho
low rate vi three per mile would profit of
thun eight per investment Of 81 900 without
regurd to tonnage traffic all II would nevertheless be
great oversight neglect the Ohio connection which would
undoubtedly pour tnffc the Central line
particularly that portion Of the five months
when competition the part Of Northern lines is absolute
ly impossible
The Portsmouth and Hooking Valley Rail Road is most
inferior road having grades Of 80 feet 10 the mc and
therefore be relied provide for this winter traffic
with the West by way OF the Sandy and Kentucky nes.
To that trade branch road from the mouth of Scary
Greek Point Pleasant be constructed without delay Is
In other respects, substantially analtered.
ain, dear sir, yours, respectfully,
CHAS. b. SHAW.
Eth
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lnMs EdilDrs ofNtc Enquirer.

GLOUCESTER COUNTY, FED. J. Ico5.
Srs The name Of T. q. MrT-s, Esq has been brought
10 the notice nf The public candidate for the Board Of
Pnblic Works In this recommendation | most heartily
c.,ncur for know Of the State better qualified
10 fiji the Office than NJ Morris. For many year. hr has
ccn resident tie banks Of he james River and Kama
wh Canal and il intimately acquainted with that ns also
with all the internal improvement lines in The State OF Viz
Ginia.
NV acquaintance with Mr. Morriss dates back as far M
can RI cncct and have always known him NJ strong,
elem headed man. taking practical view o. any and
snbIcct presented to his mind and carrying through succras
fniy every PROJECT ho undertook There is another thing
Mcssrs Editor which speaks volumes in favor of Mr. NJ:
liz il rood nnncct; and in hcsc div. n .xtraYunancc,
vc need man w4o III look we'll into The ways and means
and see that cery dollar Of HE public money is aitimateiy
appropriated In crncinal"n think may say that he "ill
he cnrraiy accountable Ike lower tide pnriimn Of The
district Rasrnc'tr!!Y GLOUCESTER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-04
Lar tkc Enn,Lirc

Messrs Editors: The Senate of Virginia. some months
since passed the bill oanng the credit of The State |" ana
in establishing line of steamers 10 Antwerp MINK II
HIGH time that the other branch Of the Legislature had gi"n
its sanction this important measure so well calculated !"
restore to The State the commerce we enjoyed III iclc
Lays Any who noticed the proceedings OF Inc recent
Convention in Baltimore, must have noticed how abiy inc
Importance of direct export and import trade was support
cd LIST act obtain our share oil nus trade
What shall in Virginia gain by becoming tributary Y"
Baltimore Instead Of 10 New York; concur in the opinions
expressed your paper few days since by writer over
the signature of Commerce in which +: states that inc
recent improvements in tho engines prnpeng ships should
induce Virginia strive TO regain her lost commerce.
We formerly only had commerce. but built naT own
ships. In Matthew'S county and in Norfolk and fofts
mouth sonc very superior ships were then bu In lale
years We have furnished the timber 10 go Nort there 10
build ships carry produce 10 foreign ports an
plea sed cay, that change s taking place IN ths sa'"
The past year company OF enterpTisng ship builders IRON
Maine discovering great advantages for shpbit'rg IN
lower Virginia purchased property in Portsmouth, where
they built ship oil six hundred tons, for which they i"'"d
ready sale to merchants in Virginia The sane firm
Messrs Page & Allen building in Portsmouth
ship OF fourteen hundred said 10 be the largest er
chant ship built in Virginia, and about The same size
and model of the Calorc ship "Ericsson recently punt 10
New YORK the propeng power OF which is destined ia ell
feet immense and untold advantages in navigallon mis
say much more fohcar. and ask the Legislature mol
10 let our good Old Dominion be any longer behind the age
bu, pass the bill aiding the Antwerp line, ny when we WIZ
gain direct trade and march in prosperity wi nc on"
ward ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
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hrnneSs.

Henry D. Lapaueh, Esq., OF New York, is now short
visit TO Richmond, stopping the American Hotel. For
his manly able aud patriotic in vindca,on of the
constitutional rights of the Sou!h counsel in the famous
Lemnons case, Mr. L. has the warmest gratitude OF
the whole South and will doubtless receive, he SO richly
merits kind attentions and hospitality of fellow.
citizens,
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GEN PlERCEIN BOSTON

BosToS, FEB 2Gen Pierce has arrived in this CITY, for
the purpose OF making preliminary domestic arrangements
prior TO his departure for Washington. He enjoys good
health and looks WE'LL but is scrupulous In avoiding public
damnneiraIOn
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PRESIDENT PIERCE.

j. W. Randolph, has sent beautiful Autograph portrait
of Gen. Pierce, which is pronounced excellent likeness
By his neighbours and those who have him. The face
foe one marked by great beneyoence sagacity and
frmness
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-04
IMPORTANT ACTION.

The Senate yesterday by the constitutional majority OF 20
passed the House BILL making loan TO the South Side Rail
Road Company. The n,cnsest interest was manifested
while tho ballot proceeding
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-04
LI-;tERS 'ryElr.N ,yt.rii r>,.t avn

"h@nI'GT'S Feb "A treaty has E"cn concluded be-.
tween ~" uEt"i States nr England in rena Ia the Nortt,
American t-frias and rsrlnorY ~ tfiln with Canada
doubt however, whether vi" ~ time IL in The Hons.
10 pass u bill in conformity with it this session
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49, Tie si'h when ''eie, ai"Hy m">' s.'
~ children, caused b! u:eG,t'"'- ~ "' 80 "
that III. uslriI" t"t'.t = :
oral. MUCH The lc EV;Irr ip ttt Sut" g"
Lung Complaints rci im small !o"ca "i r ~ "
the wori T. sIni" a' hdti'r' "
children. w,!i very it!t We use !e LIti," our
fCa'lerH6 Cai!
co. and a bnttr iri,i. i''' ="
49, FITS! FITS:. EIG>:. :rsr.ns "h" aF" ,,,, ,
no ini.id. "ii fi'ri t' '
for curing Epilepsy ar Falling FITS. Ties" Ps' neir
action on sysr and, although :iey are ',i
cha ~ for H.. Eur they vii. BE- i"Ghi" '
benefit IL, al rcrsnns afflicted with weak u whose
system has prc,t'a'f ~ shattered itoi an @
Ia diseases org siI.ilis ~
by nrrvcsStr-s Eey exceedingly lrn"ncai fn rr
each box Price 81 box or Tvs" I'N,
sons rity enclosing remittance Hi hI' " rr,i
Them through he mall Tree postage. fei "'' 49,
lIaNCE No lbs, Baltimore BaiEEmc an 10 ''''
from all ,alts the Union NUT be addressed ''' pan"
Ian 2l--dAwly
S,ALT-3 0G Salt AM ol SAFE " ,,1 -,
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Governor Brown of Florida has vetoed INC oi" Ss v
the Legislature OF that State. p'o'idihs 't o
the Seminole Indians.
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L,TGSi NIsss Bs TllH TELEGRirE.
r.l.arnrt..h for IN. lsi.hnn,s. Enumhrr.

NEW ORLEANS EEg 3-.lne steamer Biack Warrior
has arrived 1T lUhiic Havana III. dates Jan 3Dh
She brings accounts o great ca Mia grafton Cutdenas
chu-tna i loss Of bali milul lvl!nIS.
Tremendous have occurred the Cult and mum
vessel, have Fears ChGrtaned
toi tic safety al The British from Vera Cruz
BOSTON FEB. 3--Ihr Senate to-day confirmed the
election oi 3lr. Everett a. l.. : Senator.
fire To-day, destroyed Tie dug 81 Hanshaw 4
EdmunJs causing loss OF $50 00O. Insurance 10000
NEW YORK FgR 3 Cotton i. dur win sales to-day
Of sCU tales Sas ni 10000 bills ionT State brands, al
S5.5 enncSrc 50 Is Ia 5.i3 Southern - 70 Ia 81 Sales
oi 900 bushels Geuncscc wheat at 81 So Corn JUL
.sc, o IL 900 bushels yellow aud white al ~ cts
BALTIMORE, Fen 3--Salcs OF 1851 bills hou' al ~ .
rIIiHr. S.:CoND CoNGRESs--2n SESSION.
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VT u. 5. SENNTON,
RosTcS FER 2Inr iinus: ~ Representatives. 81 injs
$lne bllip'ci ia" u S senator h vote. stood thus Ell
ward Eveirt, li6; Caicr Cushng Ia Phillips 81; Wales
d Ashnun l. Wallet, Mr. Everett received { G,lIorIv
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MESSAGE or THE GOVERNOR or rEXAS.

MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF TFAA".
The first subject discussed in the voumnons message OF
Gov Bell the disturbance Of the Western frontier 10y law
less dep,edaors The President the United States is ex
oneaied from all charges Of injustice towards Tue ohuero
neglect of Its deence bur the Secretary OF War 10 held d.
rectv ansverabe for the false position he has assumed and
the gross Injustice he endeavored TO pepeute by the
and unauthorized language he has thought NJ 10
employ audng the volunteer services of this State
His Exeelency then refers the daily OF blood
aud rapne which enacted along the line of the no
Gande The military depa is insufficient for It's re-
sponsbies The people of that quarter have NO security
for their lives and property The Legislature is aked TO in
sutc inquiry whether the General Government hns al
forded complete satisfactory protection 10 the Rio
Gande on,er7 The message then quotes from correspon
dence between Secretary Coarad and Gov Bell interpesed
with severe oensure the Hon. Secretary
After aludng TO some minor questions the su
gess the OF the public debt as proper SUBJECT o us
cusson settlement the present session. and protests
against the General Government assuming TO adudIcate the
character aud Of their liabilities The message con
tends that the FIVE millions reserved by The United States
belongs Texas she alone has the right 10 prescribe 10
what manner it shall be applied 1t is assumed that The
State cannot acquiesce ia any such that which
passed the United States Senate relative 10 her public DEBT
without compromising her sovereignty. The danger OF such
precedent is adverted TO in strong terms IS shoh'''eo
however, whether 1t would be expedent for Texas to con-
the issuance Of eight and half millions he amount
OF the revenue deb three per cent bonds in lieu oil tour
and half millions (the scaled value Of this debit OF The
reserved by the United States at is To be distinct
y understood however that The mode adjustment adopted
by TIE xas is equitable and just"
On internal improvements, the Message refers to TWO
plans brought prominently before tie public. lst Tha IN
troduced n the Legislature giving bonus OF eight sec
lions Of per mile of railroad, chartered companies
and oanng money equal 10 onehrd OF the cost OF roads
$4,000 per miie with mortgage the property ID The
Galveston pan The Message is in favor OF the first and
proposes the constitutional Inhibition from making such
appropriations proposed be got around by first
setting aside such amount Of United States bonds, now
in the Treasury be spared for School Fund hen q
loan fund corporations build railroads as secr'
investment.'
Internal Improvements considered secondary 10 the
adjustment of the Public Debt
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OHIO RIVER TER MINIS

II will be from the following ins'eresting conespon-
dence that Mr. Shaw Principal Engineer of the Central
Rail Road favors the adoption Of the mouth of the Big
Sandy the Western terminus of the Covlngon aud Ohio
Rail Road with road Point Pleasant n branch
USI9H H"TEt Fee 1853.
70 Col CHARLES b. SHAW.
DsAR SIR Permit 10 enquire whether your views
on The question OF and terminus tho proposed
road from Covington the Ohio river expressed in your
successive reports the Board Of Public Works have in
any degree been modified In other words, will you please
succinctly what in your ornon Is ut this crisis
advisable direction TO be given TO this road and
any other views you may entertain ON this subject
Yours, with respect JEREMIAH WELLMAN
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MONUMENTAL uovE,Icrr

HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. 2-'ihc Stale Legislature has
inaly passed bill making appropriation aid in Tho rec
i ~ monument In Independence Sqntn
i've ." me "slnhl thirteen States the sgnefs I'll The
] DeelaraIinn 0f Indnpendrncn
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e,ALT.-3 90 Sal! in -to" AM ''i sac " q,
- Feb / EDMOND ph'T''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-04

'CondionaIty appointed, 10 lake elect a"ni vacan,''s
occur in June neat.
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BALTIMORE, Fen 3--SaIcs OF 1850 bis. fou' al 50 !:
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-NIvFs .Dd EnRKs POCKET.KNIvEs, RA.

KNIVES and FORKS, POCKET-KNIVES, IA
n zOIs SCISSORS ke -Iu'denf Hardware Locks Latch .
F6z TOo 81 IN most approves n-s-
Tuss oor. Rfvefs &c H0ase and sP SsrP~ntes tds- 10
PsDes ke Cepr.iTa tai and complete .s-ent q JAZZ
Cufery. Fdge I0s, kc Can - una - w
c. S. LITTLE. Noe. 3 enc = li'n--l
ON COZ 0NY sHOVTLS-The attention Of deal
~ raj, rre sEele Of Cast Steel shovel = IL
"a !, 80 M uf..faad ~ TIE Old coony Iron Co taey
- 80 - - ..nror m analfy and fni.h ether nOF
~. % l''A- - W." - JOHN 5 BusSlNG Co.
Aseuts Old Colony Iron Co. No y CHE
nFGIIIs of ANTHONY. B~euch star brand,
IL a. - nv JOHN BRUCEs SONS Noe LAD la Wster-st
CHFF1 IkON-Russian English and American. for
= al b, JOHN NJ BRUCEs SONS No. ia5 4 1873 Water-'t
rIIN and 1ERNE-PLATES-Ch Charcoal and Coke
brDcs for shy John NJ Bh0Oss sONs' 10 ~ " W :.
rNANFITD and COTTAGE FURNITURE
r. m Tscrls- vite attention their STICK Of ornamental
Fnirre Which Tor dusiffy ard oh-spuess unurp4 49, '9i.
49, rraS fnished in su purrnaers Dealer.
ard the n general supplied On hbca terms. raety
~ ~ - WARWICK TUNER
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paints. Glass, &t.

M lNDON NIASSl w ullL LLAD, Vii<S,
w . FkfASh liSC, fAlNtr, SO he
o. as 70 ssaiS 70 ana y bssras hs.-
ENGLISH WHITE LFADS. fBBl tLl and w Pc ..,.
scsases IRON ~ b 10 7tc b.
FRENCH WHITE LlNtc we've M'etshr 10 msne osr. -
.ne u 9 r. ,esaee' % To- , - q s,,,tTp Ivan
80 IaGIh. "'h
49, IN on ,Rl,ra.a Sp~rr. 60 q ao.bs h.l.s
IfNstFp OIL TBilnorl sy-nee 90 ) .Dd rels-S
Li'S'H 80 JT.nETL sPENCF Co.'S
v.,riu,cn inpens sf--. IA
P,rlsn Red PernaH,ts i;f--s
LODI. Rcd YsI0s Ochss n al
Veussan Red BIZ Psnt a OF
CRfuas Rel Ne..tsn a q al
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fireworhs.

EDGFS FIRST PREMIUM EXHIBITION FIRE
Il WORKs-Dep6t No IS Msdenlane. III 'aosorbtn bes
10 o their customer and others that having greatly nee
,le over former years thy prepared 20 uu u
hhns ard have on hond every Van-y ~ SAL
Fire Works sutai ie for kee pen rfia ssles 49,
me agency v held so ely hy " gOLBERrON No. - MNs
kIe
meet with attention
EIRENORKS-A general assortment, anl of ~
beet quality. Also, h. J. HsP' mp.ncf Color fresra
l., - b. BApEAU LOCh WDpD
No. ~ Msshnstou-st, Ncw-fot
EIREW New.lOrk Laboratoryi No ~
Fropst-Fhe Crsck-rs Canton Rckes Double H~adefsl
cks and comte of Fireworks ~aran I'd VI lf NJ
ousl, C,uutr merchants and doaer 10 general go nqauss
~ c,y and couuir, supplied ~ t. msi uoer terms
WY wv BENNETT No i.S FroHt<
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Ocntistrp.

HARVEY BURDELL, NJ. ID, DE tist, foraers
corsr Broadway ard Frank inst } hiss per snenty o
81 Bouds wbsr- he itemds,
~ apper'srrg TO the prlctca ra'sn Z Is o'S
CIiIRIOR DENTISTRY -PRlC - REDUCED
Oh ocer that sye Of iu,ens tre m be more snss
md r,th.f than remsb unemployed uns pn
the dull mouths have reduced my pnc until - lenb
opel rd les hsn usually charFed Porous Interested sl
nv terus than any other Office where CORE Pondng
Of work is done References glye.. - 3d.. =. an
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GiptblnS.
professional Notites.

A X. EATON, Analytical and Consulting Chemist,
IA No. ~ Dey@t NeW-YOrk.
ANALYSES OF SOILS, ORES, MINERALS, MINERAL WA
TERs, ETC,
Promptly attended TO.
hEAt PERSONS remember 70 beware of applying
~ selfstyed ADrs the Of Quack yoa woud
vniled Esult Dr. LUTRNER, No. 30 Pnnce g. T. Of
Baowsy Office hours from 10 ii 5. All mus uepad
and contain e. fee 70 receive attention
nR FRED HUMPHREYS, (HomeopathJ late Of
H. Utica York No n Usivetypos OF
Zee houTs, 70 10 A ~ 2tO5P.H
4, II. TAILOR 81. D.. Office No 2 llthst, cor
~ 4hsv gives attention ths practice Of Wate IRE
ard hysiene Also onhee consultations and eers for advice
WIN HENRY BURR, Photographic Verbatim Re-
poeL No IS Vsebst For the i've Sessions one Of the
Onieial Corps q Reporter, oftae q. 5. ssuafs)
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Gx(nreious.

DAY FNCU RSIONS-The tayorte steamers Ak
ID NFNIA and MAY QUEEN lrayo N. fnt Of Cha ees 49,
y e,eert sunda, AT NJ AID aud P ", of al EsoHs,
I'D H. RAtau Ba, fdtg che docks Of the fofen ni AeYeu
20 R,furnir leave Ksvuort at N AIMING u the y
rndown sosc a. of, a. ihe m ~ pnpH az
A. VIII dal0a eau te hsl
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HdIfs bp Anrticn.

A BERT Ii. NlC0LAl vii sell at Auctol on SAT,
~ URDAY Jrns y Osoes o. he Prs. IN = s,ss Z
ard osr. unusual rduc % ne I1rrnse ous .tn,a
bu.h fer. s,,ss. lesve the above ferries IS ninls
s,genee fo' hhogsphe mars ana I'M Plo ii 40
WslLst New-Y0h
AUCTION NOTICE-By WIN. W. SHIRLEY
~ 9eie. s1d FsIsss Al .d. Of CIo' S Jns -
ard sslAb Good. worthy the notice Of retailers
aid sfocsrs
AUCTION SAIE.-To close the concern of the late
n HARORAyE COTTON FACTORY, By he anssaos soasa
q The srn.ss M g 'Sd y1I 49, M tSs most eS
properly factory purposes beautifully aasisd AZ Lou VII
or he sory burned q Land and sIsn
yls Los and hog.: Ben; and ESsSo:s 81 Of "'A Will
lie tim: WI on ps1s:s dS s 5sHor.'s su sr =.
rusl payments with interest 0'fR H. VAN RESssELAER
A sSIGNEE's SALE of YALUABLE HOUSE, GSs
"A HOLD FURNITURE b. aUCIIoN-BatNCH MsDy ..
Mi viii % On THURSDAY. eth rst 81 me sae
No Us F.os e. S.w y I'D 9'e as
ccrsrs ofthrse ne' reh Reewoo6 and M.aosshy P,,o
tool, Of ns,ss CHAIR. si'si'na ~ sotS9
sshesn, YoisSs RcciiSs and PaIOr Chairs Sofas SOtoed
x,IsP T.' E1,,1' s Daa nm a asSs :s'1 sa
resus Marble wssh.and and other chamber 'ases WY
Other furniture snule.rd. Sale positive Terms Ca.h
a. sERwIs, AacnOueer
RY BANGS BROTHER & Co-Trsds Sales Rooms
FRIDAY EvFSiSG, June II. q. o'clock.
-
e-snsous Books; C,'rcs sid Schos Boots IN ques Aso
staple and fancy Stationery both imported ana comes
tic &c.
J. L. yANOgwArES. Aetioneer.
CABINETMAkERs STOCK at AUCIlON-J.L L.
- VANDEWATER will sell on THURSDAY, June 10. At ny
&c ock Hudson and Chsr-ss the entire socs
J. NIT CHI ESQ., lot OF which fny warranted con.
m In part OF Mahogany sd BLACK Walnut Sues COZ req
in Bro5siee Plush and seh Rosewood Msbe'p Per Cen
ter aud Sofa Tables Sofas Chars Ensere Lounges araro
Bureaus Spn Chss Bedsesds xeDsin iabrs
lie The above stock has been Manufactured expressly
BE- fully depended upon m every
10th sid workmanship Every lot TO be soc without TO
serve, o the highest bidder.
JOIN VAN AsTwERP Auctiopeer. x.,x,
TARTHENNARE GLASS and CHlNA-JOHN +.
Il VAN ANTWERP SON will sell THURSDAY, loth al ~
ook a. No the and from the shelves "a @
IS compds complete o'
Crkery yerv White Granite. Lisht Blue Mulberry f0"e bar
FSsed Dpp.d &C Chamiers AsO fall assortment OF oiAss
war sud China Knives and FORKS &c
Cotton. Auctoueer. -.
CFNTFFL HOUSEHOLD FURNTTURE-PIano,
VI Mirrors Cloths Paper Hinginzs Nc a. I'll
TON Will sell THURSDAY June l6 az III ock AZ me
Roous Beekmanst large collection OF Rosewood 40 M
hosnv Furniture comprised IN part OF two lr u rec us o
vod Furu full finish Chairs Mahlg Wy aud no
Marbe,op MAIbletop Center Ad aa ~
g Tables Walnut Extension Tables sofas ana 500
Besteads Mattresses CARPETS and O ot ut sSe
Plate Mirurs Bookcases WaTdIoOes SecIeA Cnoo
Desks MATING lot OF Paper HsngiogS horeFinS ~
&c two entirely aud m good ofu- inc
used short Sale Perempiofy ana catalogues Ay
Thursday moInins
y,tnTv
~.
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Rt-plating.

SHyER. PLATING and ENGRAVlSG.-Bean
- Gothic Door Plates Of al s5e. sud p.erp. Be;sls sea-;
Dies ud Aome CARDS. beautifully engraved .d p1nd on Guam
eed and Bristol bd cAI6, by VIM BAILEY No az Broadway
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Goal.

Goal.
(OAL.-Ihe subscriber is now prepared to supply
- with The kinds Of Anthra sud Btuusou
Coal VA Peach Orchard Black Heath Lelh heton Liverpool
Orle Camel Sidney Cumberland, newly nid AID warranted
lie a he best qIay Whch Ones Tor sale a. lowest
possible prce delivered hO the vessel Or screened from the
JANIS l.. ORTIZ sOulest Albany d W ash
forsfs- 4fh, Thcmpsou-st- AID 6h-ly cor Amosst
Ogcsrs tie dice Of r. W. WORTH, No 81 Wail7t,
STAN Cy dns) through Dispatch Poet ~ recsye
prompt attention
DIIIsION COAL-The Pennsylvania Coal Com
suy ureraree furnish superior White Ash Psion Coal Of
all sizes aid il god oder suitable Tor ste. sbPgms and do
Conpsnys facilities 70
ave coed dir vessels loading sAewYOrk wen Pa
tesr the delivery Of Coal for domestic puros
Arply At the Office, corner of Broadway and Waist
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furniture, Ct.

CHEAP SPRING MATTRESS DEPOT and IRON
y BEDSTFAb end BEDDING wAREROOMs.-Ihe Only place
h Aat Eiaslc falsses made
st hsi the Bod Mattresses altered to
onfI,abe sPrng BEDS - 20 Private DWELLINGS furnished at
roup uoice
GREAT BARGAINS 10 FEATHERS, BEDS,
VI MATTRESSES &c 81 CRAN BUCKS No 80 1rsnd-sl.
.-cond door OF NswYork CHEAP UPhOLSlskf
nd FEATHER STORE The attention Of families sbost purchasing
respectfully large and beautiful s-sprn@ut Of BEDS
fsasses Bees Cote al Of which have been
cab Frces anS v h sold such make
40 uducement shove previous
tltir purchases G. oos any the cry Brook
WILLIAMSBURG free Old Beds no Mattresses
ard made " ChAWbUCht
No $50 0rsnd-t, 1ddoor East Of Es,ex-s
4 AMPS, CHANDELIERS, &c.-Tbe subscriber
II respectfully public attention 10 his large aud
Lans, Gr-udoe AID Chandelier including
article connected with thu trade ard al Improvements
having The several Ie mentioned stock than the
whole together. The public will ind their advantage
call article being offered tho
low ct rce :. REILLY No. 1856 Csusl aigh No.
81 Cauine Of Btdod No 2l8 Canat Hud)ui No
C7 GTeenWichst- eorueTof Cortlaldt