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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-04
SPRING TRADE.

The reader will perceive from our advertising
columns that the wholesale and retail houses in
this city are now stocked with goods suitable to
the present and approaching season. 1t only re-
mains tor us to say, we do with entire conf
dence' that our merchants are prepared to ac-
commodate their customers upon terms fu w AZ
favorable as they can obtain in any city in the
Union. What possible inducement, then, can
exist. to cause merchants from the interior to
visit the Northern cities? Our importers obtain
their foreign goods from the hands of the Euro
pean manufacturers upon quite as favorable terms
us any other houses in this country: they are,
In the main, satisfied with small advance upon
cost; their expenses less than those neces-
sarily encountered by the merchnnts of Ba|ti-
more' Philadelphia and New York, and they
are therefore enabled to sell goods upon quite az
favorable terms. Moreover, our merchants are
deslrous OF building up the trade of this city;
and with view to achieve this Desirable end. are
not lndisposed to offer extraordinary Inducements
to the Southern and Western trade May we
not with confidence appeal to our own people, at
least to sustain them in their patriotic efforts!
The facilities for sending goods to the West
and South were never great, and are daily
Increasing; the importations from Europe were
never heavier; and the prospect for an active
spring trade rarely if ever more flattering. We
therefore confidently look forward to an active
demand throughout the entire season.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-04

OKAIOKE
OF The OLD AND NEW WORLD,
AT
AFRICAN CHURCH..
Iresday and Thursday Evenings, March
Sfii and 10Th s O'Clock
CHARLES WHITNEY,
4 DECENTLY returned from Professional four in FIJI
rope will by request, repeat in Richmond the Lee
lures and representations Of every phase of Oraorcal
Character IN the American INDIAN Britain Irshman and
Hoosler mingled with Shakspearean and other rectals
See Circulars
g Admission SO cents-tickets be had at the usual
PIaces aho ut the door NH 4-6t
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SPRING DRY GOODS,
w nSW ORTIZ TIIQ MILD CO

SPRING DRY GOODS.
WADSW ORTIZ TURNER & CO.
No "a Main street,
III AVE received and are now receiving a larse and
Al varied assortment of foreign and domestic Dry
Goods among which are variety of and be utiiu
style OF ladies' dress and fancy Goods, which offer
the trade on The usual terms.
oountry anu city merchants respectfully solicited
TO call and examine stock We shall continue to re-
celye further supplies during the season. NH a-Gw
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ODD-FELLOws, HALL.
VDD.T Il TLIVWS' NALL.
NJ NJ EMS Sc EXCITEME EMIT
Unparalleled Success.
II q II H q 4RWx ANUNWr II = nv

I'M MENSE EXCITEMENT!
Unparalleled Success.
PROFESSOR ANDERSON
N7l I'LL continue his Grand Drawing Room Entertain.
w ments on this and every evening during the week
introducing new and original wonders each OCCASION
and giving full and explicit expose of the Greatest
Humbug of the Day, called Spirit Wrappings.
rY7 Doors open at7-Wonde commence at 2 p
NJ precisely, concluding at 10. Carriages may be order.
ed at quarter before TO-
Gzy' Admission so cts--chldren when accompanied
by the If parents, 20 Cts NH
THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER
WXT ILL deliver h s Lecture on lsrattnm and the
Wv Irish Volunteers, on FRIDAY evening All,
instant in the
AFRICAN CHURCH.,
AT o'clock precisely.
E1 Doors open at o'clock.
p Tickets so cents-to be had at the Office of the
American Hotel atIohn Doolys store, 81 Main street
Taylors music store. Main street, Randoph's Book
store Michael Seagers Franklin street and at the doors
on Friday evening. NH
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used In China 10 behafof the Christian religion
Mr.. Roberts bears testimony to the ability and
piety of the Reformer. While in Canton he
says he sedulously applied himself to memorizing
the scriptures, and maintained blameless do
pertinent Let us all, then, pray for the success
OF the indomitable Saw-Chaen, suruamed Hung.
The cross has not probably found bolder cham
rion since the days of Constantine. Though pro-
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CN INA. EAKTHENWARE AND (sLAsy
SPRING IMPORTATION.
WILLIAM BUTLER
Late William r. ButIer & CO..

No 79 Main street,
AS receivsdper ships Chaos, X oscus and Guy Man
n 4 hering direct from the manufacturers in England
very large and choice stock of China and Earthenwae
before the great advance in the prices
OF these goods in England.
tie Is also receiving from various American manufac.
tories he largest of Glassware he has ever
heretofore offered to the trade
Ing merchants OF Virginia and North Carolina are re-
specially invited to examine his goods and prices
NH 2-c1n
GHUFeNS, CHHUIkNN, CITUKNs- tnnJ
- pam staH Churns, Johnsons Il Austn's ice cream
Freezers, fresh supply on hand, for sale by
mn r M ZIMMERMAN
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a. STORE AND DWEI.LTNG EOm
Esl hENF-We offer for rent the Store and Dwelling
on sixth street. Marshall lately occupied by M,
John Peroe. y ~
Possession may be had Immediately
TOLER & COOK
mh : General Agents
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ANNUAL MEETING.
sHE Annual Meeting OF Stockholders and Fremen
OF the Richmond Fire Association, will bo held at
Lafayette Hall on Monday Evening, March 7th at half
past o'clock.
punctual attendance of the Firemen is particular
ly requested By order of the BOARD of Directors
JNO. H. BOSHER
Snern
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Literary Executors of
the late Mr. w ebster.
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UANO EXPECTED
" 500 tons from shin Canal, o,,.oo..l: "A

SIAsEK COIN WANTED-Tho highest premi-
y um will be paid for silver CON- in large or small
titles at my office, door above the Exchange bank
NH 4--tf WIN NJ TINST nv
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az#T#A FOR PHILADELPaI HA-To sail
Siz=zassa on Friday the 4th instant at IL o'clock M
The steam, hip PENNSYLVANIA, c tptain Baymore. is
now ready to receive freight and will sail as above y For
eight or passage, apply to
lnh RO2EpT ANnIN
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AxrHoNY J. BLEFoKER, Auetsoneer.
TALJABLE PROPERTY an BROONE

LUnLOw-STS. On EAST BROADWAY. in rho
Cry Of Newly OK. AZ ADction.-ANrHONl }. BLEECk-
n win sell public auction FRIDAY, February the
fh l63 az l. O'clock. al the Merchants Exchange, the toll
loving very desirable property, VIZ:
On BrooMest the W0s0ry and attic ouck mont House
and Lot known az No III B.oome ST.. with tle wOstlry
frre House the OF rear House - by 2lieet
inches OF front House = feet inches hy about 81 tet
IN depth size q Lot = feet inches irOu 81 feet inches
On the rtal by 70 feet inches ia Gepth.
or Ludlows; the iwostory bick front House and Lot
No 81 LudlCwst. west side sze oi House - feet BY y
ftet IN depth with attached u by p eet; size
Of Lot q feet BY B7ie,. inches ln depth.
On East Broadw ayAsO The three story and Ntic hrck
House snd Ltoso Of Lot known No ~ at Brotdway
re Of House . feet BY 46 feet depth sizs Of lot . tret
bv feet IL depth The House j. hnsled modern style,
and the lease has years With covenants OF renewal
for p YEAR, FoT IRA and further pant cnsrs apply to the
Auctioneet No 7 BrOadsf. l295
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I'VE INVITE the attention nj persons de-

WE INVITE the attention OF persons de-
siro,s Of purchasing Real Estate 10 the EXecutorss
sale Of the properly Hell Gate known as the residence
OF the late Joseph Foukc.
The property situated part The East River extend
ing over one thousand the shore and plt 86h
which loo feet wide and Is the main lvouuo between
Aston. al that pant OF Long Island and tas city Gro
lensfh of the rIoperty The sale will take place the
Merchants Exchange on WEDNESDAY, Feb 2 at y
O'Clock Terms will be extremely easy to purchasers and
can BE- ssceraned application the srcti0neer A j.
BLEECkER. OF 70 the Executors, No q SOgth-st
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ORR GOODS.

WET GOODS At AUCTION always create
w gresi sensation IN the community where they arr
sold which las been tie every day last the
sulscribets vhere varied stock ct W Goods can be
found any the city, and vii Be sold com-
uetcing IRIS MORNING. 81 O'clock sill grrater
bArglins than bsfo-e offered the pubic. AL
FCods so warranted perfect tbelug wet oaly and
Itfh tbs - The last opportunity ~ bay goods about
bad pgrce, the pubic would 20 vel By calling son.
A g. COLBY, Nc. - Sd-sv, bet. 9Th and l0th-sts
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Dantina Gfbocls.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADE-
~ MY. AZ the Establis' .mont No. sn5 BroadEay
nesT GTsle Church1bs Glasses for the second Quarter
forming. foI Ladies and Children on WEpN6S
DAYS ana SATURDAYS At q and 81 O'Clock, Pm. P1T
Geltltuep,. on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. THURS
DAY and SATURDAYS. from 70 10 O'Clock. N.
The lessons tor Gentlemen arranged on an entire new
principle BY which the progress snd convenience Of the
pupils are greatly facilitated For particulars see circular
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V7OoDvILLE CENTRE PROPERTY

N
w ANTHONY J. BLFECkER'S second Auction Sale
Of SO7 Building lots and IS Sections, y doprnsd TO FEB q
1883 "A II o'cock At The Mere hants ENchspse. \ r
Sc parcels See order 81 sale the second number o. the
WOodyie Advertiser % be had ~ No Broadst an No
s Broadway n Y. also II hc Railroad Depot 81 W God
vile l.. miles rom the Sonih ferry.
NoTE- Railroad half prlce, ~ cents DOT and baekl
Excursion tickets can b. bad Railroad Office By
thos who wsh view the above properly by the l2ocock
tram from Brookly1 until the day Of TO return tfou
NOOdUlie Of 81 or I n r VI.
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Sales sp lursioB.

e. p EEEW4 ga. Au-aon.-r
d. BANGS BROIHEB < Co.--IIkds
D--ie. Rao-i.. 80 70 FuS-row
MUNrAl EVENING. Jan 81 - s O'Clock
TElVaTE LilRAgY-Of ElS Ish a1i american Bjoks.
trsus 60 yasey OF v-nAlle SiAsiari WOrSS lnclai
il any ere Lh-irv copies &C
FIEIf-SEh EATH NETWORK TRADE SALE,
70 e SnllsrtCG O. MONDAY PSF March I5i3
2 =. Co rlCif cousiZnr1ns Of Books, PAPEEs. STA
TfoSyRT. SrrEEeTvTE PLATES. BISDERs' CJ0ra LSsra-
ER &c tcT the nexr regular Trade Sae TO b commenced
attic above c-te.
Particular fer TIE printing saouh be furnished By TIE
, u Of Ja1uary inst
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professional Notices.

DATENTS for NEW INVENTIONS PRO.
CURED IN ALL PARTS Of EUROPE Under the
new laws VI England important reductions have not ony
u zen Made Ia cost bat provisional protection granted
immediately application, ana small cost Tor SIX
months, during which time rhe Great Seal bs affixed
SHsta has as0 literally eNfendsd the advantages OF ts
Patent laws rendering tai country desirable deld %
Amenesn inventors Letters Patent taken any part vi
Europe Through my Az-ncy Will be promptly delivered ia
Ne" York London Pans Brussels or Viesla a parties
may prefer
IL useless 20 proceed 20 Europe 10 dispose Of inyen
toh before rstsns are secured prOr exposure will void
the nue fu informant n as % costs, &C, can b. had on
Application 20 JOSEPH z. PRISON, No Wall-st
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Galaman0cr Safes.

SALAMANDER SAFES.-WILDER's PA
OTENT with RiCH'S IMPROVEMENT
sTEARNS a MARVIN
No. LIS Matsr-st Nsw-YorS
are the enly msses OF SaArsnder Sasr- with wIdcs's
fsrsat and Rieh's Patent combined
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Wattbes, Jewelrp, sc.
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.-JERGE

WATCHES AND JEWELRY. -JERGEN-
w SIN WArCHES-Just received by the subscriber,
very fine Jules JefsenseD Watches with CERTIFICATES
from him with each Watch warranted perfect time keepers
for sale al less than the usual prices
Cooper Natchessome IN hanting cases duplex aud ie-
yers, perfect tne.keepers,
independent Second Watches aud quarterssconds 70,
timing honss, in gold ard silver
Splendid Gold Pocket CbTonOmeLss which run without
any variation.
Enamel " afehss for ladies.
Gold and Silver Levers Detached Levers, Lepne Du.
ale at lees than the usual prices.
Diamonds, Diamond Pins Rings Far-Rings Finger
Rings. AMI Crosses for sale low.
Fine Gold Lepine Watches, holes jeweed .... sz 70
Fine Gold Detached Levers, full jeweled. 80 90
Gold Enamel W Watches for ladies 80 %
Gold Hunt ny Watches for ladies' ............. IS 90
Gold Hunting Patent Levers for gents ........ ~ 10
Silver Patent Levers Ia ~ 10
Silver Detached Levers full jewsed 10 70 10 90
Silver Lepines, holes eweled. $50
and all other kinds OF Watches equally low prices
Also, all Kinds OF Gold Chains pure gold Wedding Rings
gold Keys and Seals gold Pens and Pencils gold ard silver
Thmbes diamond Rings and Pins Bracelets gold Lockss
CutPins, Earnings, gold and silver Spectacle- Breast
Pima knges-Rngs silver Frultk Knives sterling silver
Spoons, Cups Forks &c, az much less than the usual
pness Watches and Jewelry exchanged. All Watches
warranted % keep good time, the money returned
Watches Clocks and Jewelry repaired in tbs best
much less than the usual prices
GEORGE &. ALLEN,
Importer Of Watches and Jewelry wholesale and retail
No. 81 Wsll-st.
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STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

u COMPANY, cosueotins with tle Pac,hc Mail steam
ship COMPANY, carrying the great un,ted ates Mall
Ouly thrng6 Uuitea States Mail Lane iar CALIFORNIA
and OREGON. via Aspinwsl and Paeama. Great rodac
ton tor second Cabin SteeFegc passengers Tue -pen
did az aud doubc-ougine United States Mail steamship
GFURGIA 8 coo tuns burden, ID u. Porter, u. = Navy,
Commander viii saii on SATURDAY, Feb at o'clock
Z NJ prtcifty from pier at foot OF Wsrren-t North hsef
Tbe Pacific Mail Steamship Company has fourteen tgui6
cent class steamships plying between Panama I'D San
Francisco, sufficient humber OF which are always kept
Panama oil sccdens and /, prevent any delay OF
the mais and passeI the isthmns No efforts
BE- spared The pa Of the Companies TO send thev
ssueeIs through with expedition comfort and safety Rs,ss
Of Fare Aspinwsi Ladies Saloon. srate Room. 80.
Lower AT and Forward saloor do 500; Second cabin
stsdees st5 Strersge. SO Rates OF fare from Psls
Stee age $50 Passengers will be- landed at the Railroad
Wharf AspiBwsli Tree Transit OF the lsthmus at tao
paseDgt expense Persons securing through massage BY
the United States Mail Steamers from New York, haze
preference Of accommodation board the Pacific Mad
Steamers. For freight passage apply 20 CHARLE3 A
WHITNEY, at the office of the Companies, No III wss
NJ cor. OF Warren n Y
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EoR SALE. to LET, or EXCHANGE for

IL CITY PRuPERTY--A small Farm opposite the De.
pA, o the New. York aud Hsven RAJ road consisting OF
u acres with 6ne house and eood apple otcha IN tho
village OF MsmAroncck For terms apply 20 Nj pEu6kE
or the PREMISES, TO LYDIA VAN RANSf, No. ~
Rroome,S,., cor LudOw.
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r w WssrcorT. Auctionecr.
NHIS (MONDANl MORNING.. II O'clock.

i eerant Household FurHnre az No rs ireenwich av,
cosistc Of Rosewood and Mahogany Tables and Bureaus
Walnut and Mahogany Book cases tine Carpets, Mahogi
Nv and Walnut Chairs Mirrurs rch ClocSs SOFAS, Ttte-a
T,ies Sofa Bedsfeads Gctc Bsdiesds China, Glassware,
Crockerv uch Vases &C. worthy the ettenon OF house
KEEPERS No POSTPONE mept.
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$500 Dtt- o. is'k- DEAIEh TIFFANY.
~ On the l5th day OF May they viii remove 70 No.
Burclayst snd No ~ Nesey directly in the rear Of the
Aston House.
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Gopdrtnersbip.


~ fore existing under the firm Of BARNES fHAY-
Ek this day dissolved BY the decease OF lsltc hayer
The busint viii be settled by the surviving partner
The subscriber wall continue business his account
a. No. a Maiden lane. WALTER BARNES
nISSOLUTION-The Copartnership here.
- tOfore existing between the subscribers til day dis
s.lyed ~ mutual Either of tho undersigned
q orized sign the OF the hrn liquidation Tue
books and papers OF the late firm viii remain with MOUL-
TON. PLIMPTON, WILLIAMS Co, no. Al Broadway,
for settlement OLIVER o. TWEEDY,
RODMAN q. MDULTOS
NewYork. Dec 81, le5a JOHN q PLIMPTOS .
THE COPARrNERSHIP Of the underslsnsd, under tho
hTm OF GARDNER GREENE 4 Co.. for the trtnsaction
OF the Ready Made Clothing badness II Wholesale will ba
continued asheretofOre. WILLIAM GARDNER,
ELIAS NJ. GREENE,
OLIVER Il TWEEDY
RODMAN @. MOULTON,
New-YoTk, Dec. 81 lc52- JOHN q. PLIMPTON
COPARTSERSHIP.-The underrig ned have this dag
formed Coparnershp for the Importation and Jobbins OF
Dry Goods, Sc, under the style and firm OF MOULrON
PIAPTON WILLIAMS 1 Co, al No. II Broadway.
RODMAN u. MOULTON
JOHN G.. PLIMPrON
GEORGE WILLIAMS,
N@w-York, Dec. 81 les, DEXTER TIFFANY.
ty On the 18th day OF MAY thew viii remove 70 No.
Bsrclast snd No u Neseyst directly in the OF the
Aston House.
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4 c TVrrLE. Auctr.
DNSIYIEE sAI. , Of Y |. ElIANI NABINEL

DOSITIVE SALE of ELEGANT CABINET
II FURNITURE n TUESOAY.-A c. TCrrLE ~ll
suTtbMORROW. 81 ~ O'Clock, 81 No ln@ brotd"sy,
the cu.sa s;olk Of vuabe FaTatre eoaa aed t1erela
eltt Der 90 ialog ny Sofas ana Coaches sofa Cen
tsr ard Loo Table, French Bedsesd Dresing Bureaus
sid NsShsfaIds with maLbie tops Hat AMI nereils
So. commerce Decks R5ckBr. Arm sud faror
Chls Towel Stands Chiidrrns Cha - sofa Bedsteads,
g. The whole BE- sod without reserve iog cash. Ce!s
lorufs ready n lie morning 81 the sac.
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TB. BLEEcSrS, AaercnesT

7 y. BLEEcSER. A1ct.cnee7.
~ B. BLEECkER - Co. VIII sell az auc-
Il uor. on TUESDAY. Fe7rusry - 1884 az - o'elocS
~ The Merchants Exchange the oo vlng valuable proper
ThJr- Ssfory bnck Houses sJuh dc Of ~ 81.
nee feet q 9.hav full lots Also ore ilousc AID Lo;
ror,h de Of sd r. near and Of Broadway Also the
Howe and lo No 81 Jsre 81 SCUBA SIDE neor Tn st. Also
Lots at Fairrnoun Weschcstsr Go. Macs can y hld
srrhcaiior 70 thc Aucticnccrs M p Waist
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NJ Y and SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP

NJ Y. and SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
In LINE through 20 SAN FRANCISCO, VA A5PiS-
WALL aud PANAMA. No detention on the ifnnit
The and fast side wheel steamship UNI rED sfArES
$50 uDs,) VIM. &. berry, Commander, viii Leave New.
iors tor Aspnwali, tsavy Bay) on FRIDAY, Fob. as
T. NJ precisely trOm Per No. North River, connecting
with the new and magnihcent side wheel double engine
steamship WINFIELD SCOTT, 2ieotuns Edward Dana,
Commander hioh steamer will bs in readiness at PASA
MA to receive the UNITED STATES passengenA AMI sal
Immediately for SAN FRANCISCO The Accommodations
ard ventilation the Winfield Scott all thai be
desired Her speed (estabshed the voyage bstwssa
NewYork aud Panama and while on the Pacific eoastl
unsurpassed. - - .
Every exerton win be made the part Of tho line oin-
sure comfort, expedition and safety. Passengers will 10
landed the wharf n Aspinwa free, taking the Panama
Railroad and cautioned that Tickets for this Line are
sold only AT No ~ broadway.
DAVIS, BROOKS 4 Co. General Agents
or JONES JOHNSON.
Mail bag mode up al the above ONCE under the new
United states Postage Law for the convenience Of ths
pnbLc.
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TuIROUGH TO sANFRANCIsCO.-vAN-

Il DERBiLT LINE-Tne Accessory Transit Company
Tot Nicaragua pIopTieton-FOr California, BY way a.
Nlcamgua-NO detention on the isthmns-Tbroash IN
advance ofthe MalOnly Line giving Tokets Tor Csosig
the lsihmus. The new Double Engine Steamship SfAh
Of the WEST, 2200 tuns burden. u. L. TinAlrpassh,
Commander, will leave New-York for San Jnaa del None
from Pier No. North River, on SArU RlbAf, Fsb
nj o'clock 4. NJ precisely, connecting with th- powerful
ard popular Steamship PACIFIC, the NessaruA
Trtnsit Route having but II miles II land carnage. These
unsurpassed their yent siOa aud acco
modations For information Passage, at the Lowest
rates, apply only at the agency VI the Company, No
Battery place, up stairs. q VANDERBILT, Agent
Mai-bag Is made up at the above Office under
United States Postage Law, for the convenience Of The
public.
Passengers cautioned against the Of
hired Runners of other Lines. None employed fof this
Line.
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ALL WARRANTED FIRST CLASS.

N ENANELkED COTTAGE sna CHAMBEk FUN
kTIUEE.-N ar hose No As BrcadwaJ. 5eeS o1Ai1sS
hsnafacto-v No 40 G-eenet Ths oaiy es;aat sa 20, "a
tie Iarlsd who eEne thcnseyee 20 the sxe'HS'
u.t-us cure Of genuine frS class Easasid FGrntare
GlLIES 4 RYRNE rusrccffa,y invite al those wno
infcrd furnishing ths irg ac1 60 cal sad ehaie
the!r cEtre and sattsf 'oE tae sofne us-
mad ate the latest TncA end Italian traai TIE as'
CusiIiy Of T,aferias- . ~ ru-t-vry
Nesif ~. ~ 70 our ola ers,en o. scho: TM MI
FJVr PR CENT BELOW ALL OTHERS fHe trsis
s.-rlief "a usual a. grestiy rCduc = C.tcS , =,
GILLlES BYRNE. No. So Broadway
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clothing, &r.

FASHIONABLE HATS-Elegant French
Il sax Has At SS-si isss than BFoA1wsy pacss
NesE Hat AZ g 50.
BROWN. Nc. lss Ckaal-st. ore door trcn Sa,Ey-a-
EURS az REDUCED PRICES-Those ia
want q Stens Marion, Mink fisa anil S<eclsa Mar
Ten. lctorIeS NE and Cgs VII fnd L.Ir fassrss.
bCEsIv.
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nEpIrRIIC ERE INSURANCE Co-ln
SPECIE and GOLD DUST from CA !. IF, r

SPECIE aud GOLD DUST from CALiFOR'
NIA.--NEW.YORK and SAN FRANCISCO STEAM
SHIP LINE. No. 26 Broadwsy.The attention of parties
ordering from California IA specie Gold Dust NC,
Il directed the notice Of Newyork underyrters At foot
DAVIS, BROOKS 4 Co. General Agents
NEw-YoRE Sept. TO- 1854
JoSEs JoHSsoSi
THE NEN-l DIRK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAM
SHIP LINE having arranged with Mesrs garrison Il
Fret, 10 furnish specie guard which has been deemed sat
sciOry By the unden gned they wilas 10 take
nsurauce nom San Francisco 20 New York and 10 make
the same reduction premium for coming under the pro
lection the guard Of Messrs Garrison FretI from Pan
the Atlantic coast has been and yet allowed on
specie guarded BY tile guard OF Mess Mosquen Hurtade
kstor MItual Insurance Co. tsgned) ZrB. Cook
Den Il Mutual Insurance Co. g. gnedl ALFRED OGDEN
Eew.York Mutual Insurance Co,
(signed) T. B. SsrrgRrHwaIrs.
Commercial Insurance Co, tSignedl DAS'L ID. SMITH
Atlantic Mutual lns Co, (Sisned) WALTER JoSEs,
The Sun Mutual Insurance Co, (Signedl a. H. NELSON
Mercantile Insurance Co. tsguedl ELwOoD WALTER
Union Mutual lns Co, tSisnedl j. l.. L.TBReP. Prest
Atlas MutRl lnsuranceCo, tSiEned) n. H. osGoon
TNHE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE
II COMPANY Of the CITY OF NEW-YORk, estab-
lished in 1881 ct No. 73 Csnas; Branch Office No W
Broadway next Of asr opposite Trinity Church
Insure Buildings Merchandise, Household Furniture,
Vessels m Port and their Cagoes &C. against loss danS
age By fire. JEREMIAH TERhELL President
Moses G.. LEONARD Secretary.
GEoRGs PAULDiSG, Surveyor.