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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-11
N ews Items.

RESIGNATION OF SENATOR SrocKroN.-
A letter was received the Legislature of New
jersey yesterday from Comm odore Stockton,
reslgning his post as Uuited States Senator
from the 4th of March. The legislature
VIII go into an election to. morrow to fill the
vacancy.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-11

& SlnittsontOn Lectures.- rofessor
A. Guyot wi deliver the fifth ami last lecture Of his
this FIi'ay) ening, 1ith instant, ut half
Iast seven O'clock.
Subject; Amerca-its place in universal history;
IL duty tnwar.iS mankind.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-11

"No snow falls lighter than the snow of
age; but none is heavier, for it never
melts''
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-11

HEALTn.-The honey from the comb Of
industry, says an excessively poetical indi-
yidual
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-11

DEFEAT OF THE MARYLAND AND della
WARE CANAL BILL.-The bill to incorporate
the Maryland and Delaware Canal Com
pany was defeated in the Delaware Senate
Oh the 18th instant by vote of five to four
The result had occasioned great disappoint-
mcnt.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-11
vacancy.

fREsHET IN THE SUsoUEuANNA-The
freshct in the Suquehanna was very destruc-
tive above Harrisburg. The Pottsville,
Shamokin, Pine Creek, and Jersey Shore
bridges were swept away. The Williams
port bridge was greatly damaged, and the
E:mira and Williamsport Railroad bridge
was carried off. At Wi!liamsport cellars
were flooded, but the water has since SUBJ
sided
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-11

NNThe TFuSttes OF Temperance I1aII
are hereby notified that adjourned Meeting OF
the B ar, will lie held at Temperance Hall .a;ur
d~y he IA instant, at v'cluck, As bu-in' IS
mOorance will b. transacted every member Of the
Board is respectfully requested to lie present.
L. p. ANDERSON, Sec.
f.b ut
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-11

REpoRr.-It is reported that Mr.. Log
wood, who is attended by Doctor Copperas,
is in n dyeing condition.
The South Boston Gazette is responsible
for the above highly eolored paragraph.
Boston Chronicle. .
He must have been bus, ut the time lie
wrote il.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-11

Yes, sir-I went 10 bed Slowed last
nisht-didu't dream OF such a thing in the
morning"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-11

But what if both the man and the woman
don't wear any stockings? How then?
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-11

CURIOSITY WANTED.-A medical friend of
ours wants riz0r from the cap of a climax
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-11

"Peter, never 60 to bed at night without
knowing something ycu didn't know in the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26
pHooKLYN YONG MFNs CHRISTIAN AssOr
CATION

An address delivered st eveeinz before the soowe
A.so.iaioD by tie Rev X s. storr JT, In the RAfDAsd
Dutch Church on the Highs, Bro:ky. The a.ssiaoasge
quite Numerous, lslye nuaber being isats. ~.
tie Rev DR. Welsh Of the Pzrstont st. bsPsss Cesrca
when, after hymn By the choif the PreslasG q The
Association, Mr. And,ew smith read psRss sspssassay
nounced fr The evening ,ien addressed tie cosFegsn.
He .noke Of the Association as one standing q the hsaa
spring Of influence comprised o. yssng ssa .ho ssessd
AIMED 10 exert an influence upo, the community b.
enSesyorng to draw together ir Christian coesmsaiaS
a.e;aIly 70 strangers, arriving In or Iadst he dsrs
Of the Association orphaned to Be 10 estaeliah ss1
rallypg cenierto bring together MEMBER end furnb -
dueene for others to join hall had Seeu hre1 h u
Washington Buildings the corner Of Cosr asd Jorae
mon su which would be oct apart - reading senvsr's'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26
-. - ,he reading ava thinklng pubhe

. . ~ minds o! The Teading an IHII"D9 F0Ua1
@ ;e&Psss Of hi Ag ss two %'3 3 ore ss* Ss
res6e'se :, the uaper and despise j. new notions
hardy sss. Of progress owe GEs PEEcr much for he
ees Of sneeaseos' cid thrown On the ne 81 S
don 40 Lave ROVER Nothing proves the heavy curse
usss 40 uuch a. the fact that j has even compiled
a his old poticsl assoca;es, and bend 70 the
lin IN favor OF human freedom az illustrated
g TO Office from the yarog' .t Free s S,nh
BY D. exev men can be found in hi whole County and
s of ten in the State who VII longer consent =
nf o. ~ Fugitive Slave Law a. hnalify and maze
res ss martyrs ct home BY continuing to uphold
S:,T; men regard with pleasure the dawning Of
". when a mere nomination or he desire OF the
- c,pno force honest men 10 vote against Their cain
kscen 20. IA conscience Yours &C. OBsERTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26
PUBLIC LETTINGS.
FREE DFMOCRATIC LEAGUE.

This tody he'd meeting at Room No IA OF the s'ayre
SAINT Institute on Tuesday evening John jay IL ffeai'
dent in the Chair and W S King acting as se'ss'Ary
The frst business 10 order the consideration Oh me
report Of Coumse appointed to consider tse MATER Oh
ckei proper for Free Democrats to suPpr iof cy ana
county oeeIs to whom the following report haH 0eeh ~
committed with instructions:
II ne Ere, D,-oe-1h< Lescse. .....
IT, Committee appointed TO report hsi Of nom aaf,ons
ior city and county ocers to DC supported % e rivs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26
Tile r;sMpERANCE YTNT.

meeting II tbs lends II The yus Liquor fsT wss
held IN the T,mpessnce Tent in 1bseensh st. the
Ssvsnhny, lsst evening Upward ~ two hnofed per-.
eos were present HEY addressed BY Mr. Greeley,
whs sicr describing The condition Of the City, In refer
snce Temperance. replied to tae sophsa~ Of those.
moral suaionts ~ho opponenr Of legal prohibition
Of he sole Of dlmoralzng liz ID and strdng bis ccar
victim hat WOULD carry The question at TIE state e,se-
Job tL al earnestly enreated The fren5g OF The css<s
hs Dot merely takers Of but er- for the Maine LsS
10 WORK and to vote 70 IL was the duty OF sy~
IhiiaI Iists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26
urcUANI1g TNsTTyVTE

Al senIar MEETING o. The Board o. DresfoFA held 4
the Insts.e Room lat svening, tia following gentlemen
were y appointed del gates 10 REPRESENT 20 Mechanics
InstitY s al the Crysta Palace, Siz Tho haa Zdock
Pratt Charles II. De.ssan, Thomas " B5sras, n. G.
Trsoy J. K Fiber, Jahn Tsgstde, ChsSles H. Hawkins.
JAMS Davs Henry II. Hooper 4. u Ferris. GlbenL
yae James Prentice, and 1ho:ass q. y1int ESQ.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26

c,ovet.-Jle result for Congressmen in the Third
al District Is yet in dispute. According to tbs
T,rre The Union candidate, i elected ~ 81 ma
.x Bs1sys friends say. however that two precncts IN
ILL.,. County were no; included in he consoldaed re-
hr st mo from that County to Milledgevlle and that
he vote Of those prcciDct be would be elected
sou .n majority The latest intelligence from Mlefge
IN tlai Gov Cobb has sent the returns back 10 the
'asn,gers IN Harris County to be corrected, if should
800, that they are erroneous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26
The Rules OF Celestial Marriage.

Ipsuuch a. the saints in Utah consider il ,sora. VIZ
tuous ard sepural practice the plurality syste they
should seek by every means 70 eradicate, rci Only o
their own minds but from the minds of their children
very erroneous improper prejudice which they have Tor
ery imbibed by their associations With the Nsiions o.
modern Chrsendem Parents who have daughters sea.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26

T,x,,ssgg-The vote for Governor counted in n
fnnxerion Of the two Houses Of the Legislature on the
mn Instant and resulted ~ follow:
49, JohDsor Deuo...e3<z q. A Henry
Bijorfy for Johnson. ~,9'l
The usuai joint COMMITTEE appointed TO wait upon
as oyernor elect and ascertain at what time will b.
,opyenent for him % be inaugurated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26

WtsT IsDIKs-The British mail steamship Conway, from
" Thomas bound To- Savannah put into Charcston on the
aeh ibsi in distress having encountered very severe
ssk She reports that severe storm had visited the "es
LA Islands and that st Thomas nearly inundated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26

voted down. there being only three vosos In fsv
Of the proposition.
An,f rsnssctr, sor,s oher business Of general In.
tsresi the LesxRs Adjourned Friday evening
next. IN the same Foom no Ia which has essa IN
gag,d as the b. al quarters u the party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26
REJOICING FOa THE LAW.

The cor iudinz ceremoniss u the kabefnsfs ~ at
obEe Cd yesterday In ~ the Jewsh synaSxss by
large and it,sntiye congTept ons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26
ANTI MAINE LAW MOVEMENT.

Pursuant to call published in the Sun AL four Ger
man papers, a meeting of German Grocers aud Lhlior
Sellers held last evening at No. los Elizabeth t. Tor
the purpose of ellectng general organization 81 thsir
class in this city in opposition TO the movement in favor of
Tempeance reform There 90 persona present.
= Of whom dele gates from tho lst iih 3th 9Th, 10th,
ilh liih 18th 10th, nth. ish and 2lst wards.
letter received and read rom meeting In the
18th ward which argued anst any Temperance San
dny law being uncens UioBa AID tending q despot
I'M several resolutions added among viii wss
ia lnyor Of voting tho ticket known IA the Sp She'll
This letter called person from the 18th ward who
MAS strongly declaring in taysr Of any particular ticket.
mentioning a fnct that IN his ward an Aermin, was
IN nomination "who was wholly with ani for them An
other sYea,r for making The Soft Shell ticket tho
aas u ticket be supported by the German liquor In
telost Here scene Of the dr0ess confusion en3ued,
twenty pcnOns speaking az aud nobody listening All
bis provo to be but preliminary end he meeting at length
prococled 10 bni mess.
Mr.. Kazenmoier appointei President, and a NJ.
Nuts, htss Secretary.
The business If the meeting was 10 form general or
lauizgtou of the German Liquor Sellers throughout the
City and If long discussion amy quantity OF motions
rlsyant aud irrelevant and of most laughabe
fu., D. some Kind of order obtained by Mr. katzen
m,ior-a very geItlemony 10y the way, who seemed
raiher ashamed OF the position in which he WIS placed
ard plan finally Hd, pt,d for the proposed organization
which l. simply this From each ward delegation Of
seven persons is to be appointed to form General Com
mi e erd further selection of one from each wird " 10
form an Executive Committee The officers TO DO a
usual, viz President SECRETARY Treasurer, &c.
when le the various delegations had just engaged
in making nominations to these sarious Committees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26

number Of ladies Of the Twenty second Ward conven
ed at the Presbyterian Church. Ftetb IT., the
Eighth av, yesterday Afternoon Mrs NJ Huntington in
the chair After prayer By the Rev. Mr. Davidson, Of
the BIoonngdaie Presbyterian Church, & B lie Baron
81 The request OF the chair read constitution for Ward
Alliance accompanied by explanatory rems5ks. which was
adopted.
President NJ Illumination VoePesdents Hannah Dicxsrsa
JCrs Kscord3s and hsree
Hatty Treas Csthsr FaeonsT Efecsrc fonnhfes ~
Harriet Msitby Csihsrne faossI Hannah Dskss-
sIt EmeAne DRAKE . . =.
Addrssfss were further made by My. Vaughan. Mn.
Dnrlox the Rev Mr. 0aydson and 9th and the meet
ing ctseJ in hopeful spirit to reasss hbio ut the call o.
The Executive Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26
DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION COMMITTEES.

The Raf, alton Committee of the Judicial General Com
mifee, known the National Democratic Republican
Ratification Committee. and Sub Committee appoint
al by the Young Mems Democratic National Club. have
been instructed 10 act in concert They had an under
standing at tie Club Room No u siuyyesant Institute,
lat eyelr z 10 the fleet that ratification meeting shall
come on Metropolitan Hail. ON Thursday the 81 Of Nov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26

and in whose atrocoHs conduct nc cah perceive "o'n"s
In cur opinion the course pursued by Judge Grer, is
al outrage on State sovereignty while hi. language vas
exceedingly Incorporate and offensive nU hs threats "a
die a,irp AiOn disregard constitutional rights IN
gratifying h. v.ndieye feeling toward tie friends OF no
eriy and humlsity.
Nv barhaii,y and incidence lean twsS ~ ns eIrapr
GnaTy cowaTEee Five mea seize an nnafmed man but
are unable T. hod him Tho valor of me negro bis hero
m and preference Of dezh 10 slavery has lew u any
rarnels In he annsls Of tie brave and thiYalric Hei
koszta delivered himself in the srae manner from u.
Ausirians. - galantry would have ssoanled thr9a4h
Tu-ore aeI America The act If Thomas, in striking
G,wp his =, atlantis with lbs mansesd hand. then plang
ing into toe water and there calmly boxing on the COW
ardy wrsiehes Who wers hnng u2on han ana telling cen
il % for he you'd dc oefse ne would De 1Asn
forms scene surprising in mOra ssbhnty, alnsst any
which Ire greatest poess nave ever isigned
We leave 10 submit the Soio1ing resoutiOs-
800 I s1t b. s..s ~ q s 1. and oa,s e.
led slave e.ehe u-asI colon q COM .'1'''
2d That tk sondet u -. three Dergs,. s'.sss nos
Rsrss Thst Se reoes IN wonderful herSs escape
lad many A brethren to assp, to eas tae 1s''ssee ''
Rd That the yulsarits violence q s.se af IN 'ap
pert e s's esiehax AID he ss.snoa, ee1ese' q s ~ A.
psrz hearts and eens.e,.sso Of q ,ss 5,
JsS.s Orr .crS q Isw rs aod-s s the repeal a.
Law which lie eossry and isAes 20 the einhSsn
on Ho,op II Nr stsnsbury David Msrsb pr in
nomination e. the candidate Of the Free Democracy FOR
Governor Of the Aims House. he same gentleman
Attorney.
Nj Bowman pers@p.ora; declined the somis g, n
yhereuron Mr. Stansbury substituted the name or WE
NeDernof who abo derEned.
On motion Of Mr. ale the subject laid the table
David Marsh was appointed member Of the Executive
Committee 10 ell vacancy caused By the dscinstion
Mr. Berry. and 81 b Bryant was appointed Treasurer:
committees proposed By O. W. Rose, 70 take INK
CONFEDERATION tie matter u Free Demoeste organ on
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10
DEsyrrr q urrRs. p,u..,.,. NJ -,

RENNErr d BEPIts Drurgi.. No los MI. 60,
- mond. N.--Wholesaie Dealers Hru5s W.jl~l.,s
,Nsniic Pfnfs, OH, Dyssf FSsnoA aad 1;nrfr,1 UI,
do'r GLd~@ CAeoiag ToA0cco Cigars F,pc 49, r.
yasSs, S1yIs RusAss Fort M0Hnd Vioyia Sriy,.
,Hls, sc c-We have In our Fal .uppiv f No.,
medicines Paints OILS, and Fancy counprisns M
Earlsd stSk bought ~ ne Edctug. pos
'os prices and viii be sold In quantities snlttb. ttad.
as hry he had In the Northern cities Csunry
ana our friends generally respectfully requested n, x.i
and prices whether they buy packed With
o'her articles IN oar large stock, may be found-
Pure Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals every variety
lV0 gals. Linsetd aud Paint Oils '
. tons L-us' pure White Lead AMI Pat.b, Z,,s whu.
90 Fals- Narnish-Copal, Japan aud Leather
100 bbls. snyer's celebrated Fire Proof Paint
ioeo boSe. French and American window Gia all size,
izuo gals Pure Sperm, Lard, Solar and Machine on.
20 bbls- Tanners Oil, cheap
o dozen Imported Fancy and Plain washing aad shaving
- xJl dozen Percussion Caps, plain 10 hes, E,vii,b
oo,oOO Havana aud Principe segars, genuine
IVl boxes Chewing Tobacco medium 20 an,., mad.
op dozen Smoking Tobacco, Denieoised and Gold
80 SglndIe. best Italian and Engsh ycln Strings
80 dozen Coog and Hair Oils n great variefy
S9 dozen Lows Brown Windsor ann Honey soon,
lsS foEen genuine Essences Peppermint Lemon Ae
- - dozen Preston MeriI's Yeast Powders
" bags 6ingrr, Alspi-e, Pepper n Cloves
lV' Mass Cinnamon; b.. and Nutuex,
Popular Patent aud Family Medicines al maker, ries.
~ a9teh Ayers Cherry Peetora; Husbands asnesia
lO' brAndrcth's and Wrights
AeLaine' =, FAhnestocks and othr- yerminlsr. ~
-, bAEets and HOytand's Bitters Pepsn
i' doLen Mexican, Mustang Farres Arabian In.Bent
Ru.hen, CLARK CO aud Sam sim, CD I'Sgs; IiSn, on
zoo dozen superior Lemon Syrup
Extract Jamaica Ginger
Lustral Hair
And and article usually sold In t.rv. nm, tJ,
prices which cannot fail - please.
BESSETT BEERS Druggists.
FropIletos OF Carters Spanish Mixture Blood
popular remedies los Irfa S,-Is,S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

PR0P0SED Di TES or SAILING.

For freight apply EDWARD X COLLINS Sc wal
street, New York BROWN sHlPLEY CO., Liverpool; T. q
hobEkIs CO, 10 Kings Arms Yard London; MCNROE
PER- HAyre. - -
The owners Of these ships will gold silver
bullion specie JeuelTy precious
Adng are signed therefor and the value
NEW YORK MARBLED IRON woRks, once and sale.
hoonl iO3 broadway opposite New Haven Railroad
pot ianuihcory Cor 9th Avenue and f7th
srAL PALACE New York The original and
Goiurers 81 hdr6tefsed Crsf Iron NdHes TIJe Tons Column
iHgs for BuldHgs sch WIadOto Lias,ls S Door VIts
Collnns BicOnfes. de- dc, dc.
The above Company having just completed and most
tnsVr Foundry and Mandatory beg leave the
OF Architects Buders and the public generally their
ment Of hARBLEIZED mon YiN7LES and other articles
which they producing scale the beauty
ana design OF which, and their exquisite
equaled, and cannot be excelled.
The exact limitations Of the Marble such
SIENNA Brocatele, Nerd Antique Agate Prince
pert Jasper, Pyrrnese, Light &c White Satuary
nave elected the unqunhe
bes and fully established their popularity the public
some Of the advantages OF consist
Notwithstanding HIGH DEGREE HEAT Of resisting OH md
ACIDS which stain and dcce Marbles and their
eing about third the cos with ali other Kinds
Of Nane also Of being packed and safety all parts
the country. ~ f
The Marbng department is under direction Of Mr. DEM
ING who FIRST introduced this iHrIl discorsV the public
aud demonstrated its practical utility appica Metals
other substances Circulars, with plates
OF patterns, will BE- furnished when desired
Address orders and communications
de2o-dly CHARLES CROSBY Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10
1853!

FRESH FALL HARDWARE
M = N 6 DONNtN RIchmobd. yIrzfnI. -. - -
w eeyng by the sheridan" "FIdes .ipr nov re-
osr % sLIEA, from EnsiArd, their Fall Importation OF sb
HARDWARE CUTLERY AND cJ-yS,
And from the manufacturers our own eopn,r1 -. -,
ply OF American Goods, together forming m. s,;
Our stock consists in part Of N p'e~sNle 70 ouer.
5000 dozen Table Rni andP Pork. wy,h
Ebony and Bone Handles WY stag bunAlo,
2Wt dtEen Pen and Pocket Knives With I o q
part OF nsW and beautiful pat N'@N'''
I0Vaotsn hators OF Wade Butchers Rodsers'
EreA'es Manufacture, common, medium and yeTy sns
20 doren Scissors and Shears, part very superio,
palTs straight and line Link Trar.
IoLsn PAD chs. ., Closet and TIN Locks assort-d
10 dozen Stock Locks, assorted sizes -''eu
LOO dosen Rim mol and Nortir.
Mineral Knobs DAss' "hlte and
~, so.en Rowand,s and Ames' Spades and Shovel,
20 dozen Hay and Manure FORKS
g. ih IoLsh Curry Combs Of all qualities
n,rns, As, OF Virginia. Collins, simnons and other,
100 dozen Hammers and Hatebet.
800 Caal Hods various sizes
~ Senders, Brass, Wire, and p.rrod r-oz
oc,,ros sbsr ana NashAs bessteel squar, Round and
4 1oten fies embracing every variety and ,f,. ., H..
Sss Sut Ky aud Mi Saw aud Fat iaStars Snons ,h,
eno -te"' : LoW dialcut to procure
Suaii, 3-u DosSie Barrel Percussion Guns part OF ep-
si'h every other description Of article, ken, In ,b
Thee goods having been purchased for man the ,
and e gTea est care Poss bic taken seIeen
or ihs virginia. North Carolina and Tsn ,,see trsl'
~ 20 WITH confidence invite e1amipatIon ~ -
!. hel ~ merchants and Others visiting Rbror5 "
cur ability and determination sell as o a .nv
g., W. 5. G. DoNNAN
No Pal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
rsos sposALDs Ipvssrrsiso nousE. lo2.
uNRRxcu te>..i isII Am AMERICAN MILLINERY

n'DosALDs HOUSE, lO2 ST. Y.
Th Isa,s. ~ he uni,ss STATE. ~. ,.c,n,i ii,s a.,
y.i, the m.snaesn, S.o.s Room. Of the .uSeriee The
.s1s Of SossIsn MSsIy from Madame LsSsIsuT the ess
superior taste enables her
,S season. the o. sSep% and ana ,ns Rs'f s
GOODS her line Of business,
Mrs.. h.. assno,lsass the .se.g. Of
of Ss r. r., The sTGs re- % and Of the
avsi-sm-IpJ sei Broadway, New YORK
.na 5,kS9 EpSSs If s sa::.s Hcs M & so 1 t
S% % sS %.f 90 .@y sr oSs % i ss mo-, s, SSt
Rss Gs.y n % yss
Rye, Inaan Baekwheat FLOUR. indispensable article
sr. The o pa Of every household & and
q after having fairly tried it. Sold by the principal GrOcers
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
no, q praise. too foridan and
HouekeePer, quality this powder pro-
unanimously IN Its avorLootPort DuRy Courier
baking Of Rsc'sISA
hl. article of such utility various kind. oeoot.y
It's virtues prCPe,y hnoSn no that
hou.eieepers-RPuhiedH Banner and HdsSre Whfg EtC.
Would you light bread. bread you
eat Nth good ;h do no, forget to procure DgIke.s Baking
DAILY TimS., Nay -, 1859.
conhdence.-cH-b,c Gdscft Jhiy, lsS2.
Dukees Baking Powder have tried house.
better hair astonshed at the reulL-er lork Daily
TiEncs, OF. 90, 1852.
All good housewives will rejoice in glorty
kee, after they have given his Baking Powder fair alNte
York Sun, SsTt So 1851
Durkees baking Powder undoubtedly article
parPose that has yet been discoveredN T. DHdn, FEB.
~, tS53
The highes, eOmmendaton largest
most respectable Wholesale houses this and nearly
city on th, Continent could be given II space Allow'di
ARTICLE orders
| accompanied tcil Cash riY BE- promptly fLled.
y. X. DURREE,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer,
HAOssie DdlSr IN SIi SiI CreIm Of Ter, sup curb So
dd, CDokiHy EXTRACT, Var hrtchss, DC
I39 Water Street. New York.
Agent in Richmond, PURCELL LADD co.