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OF Committee ASSESS in favor OF referring
back to Of street department the
Isl for Tagging sidewalks in l5th street between Fourth
aLd Eighth avenues, for correction and reassessment
Adopted.
OF Committee Fin .nce-Tn favor Of reducing tax of
VIM StebbiDs. Adopted.
OF Committee on Pepars and Supples-In favor of re.
pairing ghth ward station house Adopted
Of Committee on Sewers-To concur for In Forty
ninth tieet Second Fifty third street and Third
10 concur Tor sewer in Fftieth street, from
Eighth $50 feet east in favor of c,ncurring
in Laurens street from Amity to Blocker street
10 for sewer in Forty second street. between Third
and Fourth avenues to for sewer in Mulberry
street from Grand to Hester streets ALI adopted each
b. the following vote
batt, o'Rrien, Woodward, Ring, Wells Hunt Bouton
McGown Ste art Wbeelan, Barker Crawford, o'Keefe
and McCunkey-17.
or Committee on Streets-To concur to pave and fac
Thirty eighth street bet Eighth and Ninth avenues
In favor tagging sidewalk and setting curb gutter
stones in front Of Nos 1o1 100 and III Division street
in IA Of laying crosswalk Washington street
from northeast TO northwest OF Reade street All
adopted, each BY the following vote
Arnrmative-The President, Messrs Brown TAFT Nab
bait, OBrien, woodvard, Ring Wells, Hunt, Bouton,
6cGown stewart, Whtelan, Barker Crawford o Keefe
and NcConkey-17
FROM BOARD OF ALDERMEv.
Revolution Extendir time for st. Iukes Hospital TO
erect buildings Fifth avenue. Concurred in.
Resolutiep-Appointfng George Hargan Commissioner
Of Ieecs in place Of Joseph w. Jones resigned This
Board adhered to its original action
Tesolution- I'm comm uncaton from Croton Aqueduct
department. sus pending the construction af in
Fifty frat street between Ninth avenue and Hudson river
To Committee on Sewers.
Apporon Of assessment In the matter OF regulating
and setting curb and gutter stones in Thirty fifth street
betv Second and Lexington avenues building
in Iexingt avenue from Thirty second to Thirty sixth
| street. COncurIed in
Refoiution-Tha cross walks east side Of the Bowery
opIoiie = ring street be raised and repaired. Con
CURED In
Ea'inate for regulating setting curb and gutter. and
tayinQ ca ioiesSy q fTy th-d .icct. from 1hris
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sAs JrAg-steamship Promctbcus-H Carleton Jr.
Jt!uim'y, y Jordon, WIN Baker Jr, CULVER l. "
Tubbs, N Marlin, L Snow Captain J Wise, Raw
son Mr. Fish 4 sweetser and wife, H Carter, Wise
and lady u Barney, Mrs GRAMS, Scranton, Miss r.
Macarthur and servant, John Andrews Mrs Bates and
child, Judge Smith Mra Walker and child, We
D WILDER. Wibor G W Frazer Fowler, W Kim
be Van voorhies, Sec State Mrs Riley Capt Knapp,
Barr, NJ Hook, Dcsola, Brown, Capt II Grimm,
Mrs Briggs and child Hopping, CP Reeves, Ray, NJ
Tappnn, Geo Talcott, Anderson, P Boyd, b Allen
MINIS, VIM CocTanc s w Benton, ] A Rideont,
Hoole, Garlic, A IsGrange Mrs LaGrange, Mr.
Henderson, J Cooper, " G polhemus, Wilson, NJ
Crumbe, II Cole, Merrill, Gilbert Capt Norris,
Rowland, S Briggs G. Case II Arson, John McDonough,
s,ouecr. NJ Rogers Mr. Erokct Mr. Field, Brown, !
Stanton, T Baker, N Stetson, Hull Woshwanger,
woolfe Kimble, W Boyle, y Andrews, + Thomas,
naggart, Warren, Gardiner, u TITS, Gallagher.
Wright, W Ods, DR. Hoxey, Cortange Jose D Gamer,
Mrs Csstlanos and three children4 in the steerass.
sAvyNsAH-StcamshipA Al abama-H Blair J NJ Morshcu.
n Matthews Jr " W sheppard. b Griffin u Peacock.
Vim Horcman 2 u Iiannlgan, W FELTON,, Il Pa
dian, II Ienkins q Alderman WDr tiemming II
r. y 4, lrn y u,
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KINGSTON, Js March s.
Arriyed--Feb % brig Maitland, Brown Work 23d
bark Union Hewitt, Philadelphia; brig Dido Small Jack
sonve; March 3, briggs Brazilian Keane, st Mary's Geo
9th, VIM Clark, Doty 81 Thomas; sth, K NJ steam .hp
Plata Weller, Southampton, and days from st Til
-18G days in all.
sailed-Feb % brig Velocity Lansinburg, Matanzas
23d, brig Lucy Spear. Wiley Cuba; schr Sarah Ann,
Gayle, do; 25th, brig Timiscouta Duga do. 9th ship
Montezuma, Leayt Mobile sch Engs, Thatcher Cuba;
Narch !, bark Islam Jackson New Orleans schr 81 sto
Ihcn, Paine NYoIk; 3D., brig Flora, Hubbard Mobile;
9Th, bark Union Hewitt, Monego BAY.
Arr at Port Maria March /, schr s Johnson, Co.,,
Rltimore.
Sid from Montego Bay March l. schr Manchester Stir
ling, NYork.
PHILADELPHIA, March Ia PM
Arrived-Bark Mary Spring, Brown, NYork: schrs New
Reguus Dickinson, do; G Hallock, Davis, Brookbavcn;
Silvia =, Bourne Sandwich; Rushing, Cole, Brooklyn;
Mary Patterson, Raternan Boston.
Ceared-Bark Pario Kellock, Sagua In Grande. brig
r Beck Smith, Mobile; schrs J Manove, Pharo HYork;
Triumph, Marsh, Wilmington, NC; Mary Patterson
Baternan, Boston: Rushing Dole, Williamsburg George
Edward, May, Boston New Beguus Dickinson NYork A
Terry, futile, Norwich Silvia f.. Bourne Oohsssett
Narrovs; Mary E'rabeth, Pickup, Nycrk; VIM Corbct
Hewitt, Providence.
Dssastera, etc.
selp Hon ron Jlserrod To- 10 tcf s. 'se.i &s}
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Port OF New York, March 10. 1853.
CT .EARED-

CLEARED
ships-southampton, Burgess, New Orleans Ward
Queen, Griswold, London, John Griswold Saratoga,
Coffin. Liver pool, Saeht Gardner & Co.
Luge (Aus) Gregonette London o W Polotts: Almade,
Brewer, Havana, Richardson Geo Taylor Lard vii.
mington NC, McCready Co; Lyra, Bems, Havana,
Moses Taylor Co; Churchill, Hchborn, Cardenas, R r
:, Brigs-Emea celestina lNesp), starace, Belfast,
Chamberlain, Robinson Co: Delhi, Grozier Neuvtas j
Sandy
schrs-wake Briggs, Wilmington, NC, S Powell; Rio,
Hanott, Jack. onye, Thompson Hunter; Boxer, Saw.
yer Port au Prince Young Gerdes &Co: AIemento Ham
mond, Baltimore Mailer Lord; Ellen Merriman Merri.
man, Jacksonville, Buck Co; Talbot shaw, sagua
Grande, master; Virginia Grifths, Plummer Charles
ton, Dunham Dimon; Relief Gates jacksonville, Bad.
ger, Peck Co Bray; Bray, Savannah, H II Tallman;
steamer-Deaware, Seymour, Philadelphia C Sand
ford
sloop-Ehode Island, Gardiner, Providence, master.
ARRIVED
Steamship Prometheus, Churchill. San Juan with 40
passengers to Vanderbilt. March H. off Charleston,
passed an Am bark with loss of fore topsaantmast and
Steamship Alabama Ludlow. Savannah, GO hours wi h
passengers, to Mtchill Passed the bar bouud in
schr r Burton (of Phiadelphia), Iiogs Trinidd dc
Cuba JIG days to master March 2, of Tortugas expert
reyr sesbe bs nbs sp sails &C. The
schr Excl ange, Duke Suffolk, Va, days.
scbr b Smith Kelley Nantucket, days.
Lighter scbrs Excelsior, Clark; Harriet 4 Hannah
Mott; Mary Curly Ganett and Martha Stuart, Lock.
wood all from the wreck Of ship Ataana ashore on Ro.
Shoa II is supposed that most Of the cargo of the
will be landed in good order.
BELOW.
Two borks at anchor the bar and two banks in the
ofiDg
Clipper ship Surprise, Dearborn, Melbourne Australia.
Wind during the day, NV, and fresh
1HE HIGHLANDS, Mart 15-Sundown.
Nothing in sight but the ship HISTORIAN, which is in
tow of the steamtug Hercules.
Wind NV, and modeIatng.
The new steamer Fl Paraguay went down the bay this
morning probably trial trip.
Ship Rockand, Viral from Boston in tow of the steam
tug r b Forbes for New York, was not in sight this
morning when the Eastern boats through She la,
probably put into Newport New London, in conse.
quence Of the heavy gale Of yesterday.
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Married,

Married.,
At Madison, N. Y, Tuesday, March Is. by the Rev.
Dr. b. G. Cutter WARD McAIITER Esq Of San Francis
Ca TO Miss SARAH j. eldest daughter Of the Late Will
liam Gibbons
On Tuesday March 8, by the Rev j. W. Alexander En-
Posi- to ADEIINK daughter OF Samuel L. Mitchil,
Esq, of this city.
In Nuuanu Valley, Sandwich Islands, Dec. 90 JACOB
HARDY to Miss ELIZABETH M eldest daughter Of Judge An
dreWs,
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United Stntss COMMISSIONER Court.
LIZ. Ie,.ar.h II. LduI,arn EAn

March Is -Lorcsry n Std.In the case Of Chsrles n
Brown charged with larceny board the ship Winfield
scott there en2 dnce for the defence NT Jamea
kapvsy, on Tie part Of tho gorerpment. uDYed for
conrntta snd III Grim ,gorer ordered lie eccIssd e
S,asa sauD.,.sA
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nARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

So All packages and letters intended for the NEW YORK
HERALD arc requested to be sealed.
ALMANAC FOR YoRK-rHs DAY.
son RISES ............6 IL MOON RISES. =.
SUN SETS. ..........6 O6 HIGH WATER. morn 90 03
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Ii
hernia, Green Boston.
MATAsAs-In port March 8, barks Kate Wheeler. for
Europe; Nancy treat, Treat for Falmouth ldg; il A
mira Tarr, and franklin, Mitchell for NOrlesns do
Chase. Chase: Nazarene Pendleon; Octavia Woodbury.
nnh s for a r An1 Ts ~ ot
Webster, Heath; Elliot, Grant; W ii Parks, Weber
Maria, lngraham, and Samuel Small, Treadwcll diss;
Broome, Fulton, from NOreans 4th, do; tialena
Richards from Boston, do; Lucy Atwood, Atwood from
Bath do DO; PaInaho, Adams Potos, silsby and Orza
va Morse, for Portland hg; Henrietta Curtis, dsg;
schr, hiodsey knight from ST Thomas, arr I'd, do;
VIM Pope Ingalls, disg Sea Flower Dayton for Boston
ldg Viola, Webb 70, NYork, do Ben Nevis Miner, for
Charleston do.
SD Feb 90 briggs Mary Frances, Simmons, Boston;
Portland 3D. bark arab 0lney Remick Boston liz brig
John Duius, lavashe do; schr Barnard Farnsworth
NYork 4th, barks Plato CARROLL Philadelphia; 9Th, jane
noten. Grows NOreans; brigs Auston Nit SHE'LL Bangor
Atlantic, Leighton, Philadelphia.
from Marsees 18th, to load for Boston: E,abeth
Young 10 load for NYok Sid 9TH, briggs Hand, Tur.
ner do 10th, Hope (9r}, Patch, Boston;
cisco, with cargo Of corn and fruit.
PARh-In port Feb Il, briggs Mary Emily, Bowno. for
NIlayen about goth; Elizabeth, Pitts unc; schr Union
Nein, do do.
EoarrpiM-In port Feb %, the Dutch vessels, Koop.
hand,i for Boston ow days; Aida and Hoop 4 vander.
wechtng for do idg Marasreiha and ,ehina. for New
York, do; Edward De Bocr, and Mslyina Jonge 10 DO
Aida Pctronclla, FOR Philadelphia, do.
RAssGhTr, Feb 23-Ship Masonic, Hall vas hove up on
the spsay this day. to undergo the necessary repairs
sAGrA-Sld Feb 2s, brig Il o Holt Dollver, NYork
scfr Governor, Watson. do.
sninsA-In port Feb 5, bark sultana. Watson, for
Boston days. brig Chatham. Hardy, for do next day.
FAN Asi In port Jan 16 brig Ieverctt, to sail for San
Francisco about goth.
NAIpARArso-Arr Feb J. ships nakotah, Sloan, NYork
June l3 Wis Rio Janeiro Dec l2 and sid 9th for San
flancisco; 81, Helen NGaw, Lunt NYork (Oct oO) and
sid 7th for do; barks Thernten Congdon, do (0ct %
SSm.,r Simpson csders TX, essyhoand Picket. 'H ier'
rsdurs Sid Jon 20 chip Queen Of the Seas Knight San
iraDssco (irom loston Nov ~ I0th, bark Liberia
Packet White, Baltimore.
Y,HaotlH rth "a Che Nephew. ofT ondon, 6 ,od.
artt fr-14 rf-sf fs4- 4..F
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TelesrrnphIe Marine Reports
Herald Marine Correspondence

NEW ORLEANS March 10
Arrived-Bark Warren, New York 18th, brig segun
Baltimore.
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Memoranda.

The Valparaiso Reporter Of the 14th Feb saysWithlu
the last fortnight three whalers touched ut this port
been sold at remneratng prices the article being
at present.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-23
COMMERCIAL RECORD,
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT

RICHMOND, DECEMBER ~, 1853.
TOBACCOfnere IS very little doing in this artic. M
vii! there be for TWO weeks The market continn
unchanged N. NJ. MARTIN e. CO
FLOUR.-Shippers offering Sc so for country suos,
fne but holders demand Sc Is -Iransactions limited
WHEAF.-P'ices have slightly improved. Good red n
white Gel! at 81 40 IS cents, and prime at 81 a. y
cents per busheL
CORN-New ca. n G5; Old G5 GS cents pur bus,I
CORN MEALS cts. per bushel.
OArS-i0 Am cts. per bushcl.
BACUN-MUuntaln cured hog round. 81 9 cCnts!iI,
cured and Smhicd hog round, Ok to ~. cents old ts
ern Sides 7 Shoulders OK Sides sk SUD.
ers 81 Q; Hams IL 4 l2H.
BUrrER-Goshen, 49, % Cts. Mountain, 10 fc,
some poorer not suitable for table sud Low
as II Is cts.
COFFEE-we quote RIO IL 10 cents; Lasuyule,
Is: Java l3: 10 Ia Mocha Is l5'1 cts.
FlSH-Macketel, No. B. small, IL *. the latter Boz:
ton nspec'ion HALIFAX Herriugs, No. l, S. 81 ~:
CANDLEs-TaIow Il Isl: cIs. Huirs anDat.
sons patent III A!aman,inc 25 So M.tclcrs H1,5
q 81 Sperm 50 So cts
LARD-New i'll barrels lOA II s,s kegs II "a =
LIVE STOCk-(J. Shocks lieporD Beef Ca,I seal.
weight IS % IS 81 gIoss; Sheep. 81 80 SGO net Hos
SUGAkS-We quote Porto Rico So G.. tents
New Or!elns 81 CO. Refined Loa! 81 ~; Cushet
~ hgt Powdered 81 9.i Coffee Sugar - as
SALf-LIveTpool fine per suck 81 80 at!oa, and S, 10
stores Ground Alan 81 62s
SHOTS CTS per ID.
LlME-t'rom wharf 81 Is, from store 81 So for East
ern. Virginia 81 Il 81 ~.
GUANO-Sdles of Peruvian plenty al $40
PLAS iEH-Sa!es Lump S5iI al Whar.; SSH on Basi
Ground 81.
liquors --Whiskey Richmond rcctised 20 cents cas-
Tuscaioosl ~ TO Il; Cincinnati recied, Bis to 81 c
four months Old Family Rye ~; Mountain ~ IS; Brandt
common Imitation, 30 10 40; common 4th Proof /;
to 60 cts cash; Oari Dupuy's S. Is To s.; her.
messy s3'! to ST. Pinet & Co.. S3h S. Apple IS 10 :;
cents. Gn-Amcrcan common, 81 TO 50 cents; EIoI,ni
81 10 To 81 20. n. f. Run 81 10 IS cts
MOLASSES-New Orleans. in marker; Crs,
81 % cents; Sugar House, in barrels, % 10 q e.
p, Ia Sl,.ts.
in barrels. 10 Is cts; COMMON do % a - cts
LEATllEk-So!c good stamp, from IS 20 cts per h
DANA scd from II to lSg cts.
SEEDS-Clorcr Seed S7s per tu-IrI; Timothy 81 :!
TO 81; Herds Grass Sla ! %: FlaXseed 81 l2s
IRONPig $35 SO per TOM Swcdcs slGV; Trcdeaar an
English refined $780, Common English SIS; up county &
SIS.
SrEEL-American Bs,rted Sic rs per ton
SOAP-Turpentinc ~ cts; Fancy coloed II to ii
COrTON-l0E Il II cts.
NAILS-IIcld at ~ cents.
COAL-Virainia II l2s cts, board, for good NJ
Fine and Lump Smiths els. Anthracite Is only sold Il
tail s-lur load Of POGO lbs. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-23

NJIRGIEIA:-lS CIIANCERr.-At special reiur
Circuit Court OF LouisI County. continued and hei" I
Court House thereof Monday the i2th day OF Decemb'
Lewis Johnson and Francis ". Jones' Executors vi Dav
comb, deceased, r.
against
Lucy T. II. LipscomH, willow of David Lipscomb Ls'ts
MI rlIa Iipscom5, Henry Chins Many u. Chcs. u;am
Of Mary Chies deccas:l, Lunsiord Lindsay and EzIb-
wife. aud David r. l.lpscomb MdrtIIa Am ". T. LsCor
W. p Lipscomb, Nathin lVpscumb LA rrict ~ LII s'on
lane Lii,scomb Sls W. d. Llps;om5 Lewis D. Llpsc"mb
Lipscomb, Frances r. LIp5comh. Cha rIottc V LIP"
children (h- last o whom infansJ OF Na:haG Li'c"nh
ceased, Tinmis lpscGmo and his infant chlIdter la''
iipscOmb. John Iip.rumJ, Marina LpscOnb i"c LiLs
Lpcomb, and DLri rscomb, chiIdcn Ore later rl whom
inam OF Ann T. LIrcomb. deceased, ard Alfred "Irr
ilrleut'
By virtue OF decree pronounced in the above o
aud Hatc mcntinncd among other things IL "IcrI NAV
owlng accounts DC taken by the undersigned comhissVs
sail CUun:
l,t further account % the transactions OF Francis "
az the surviving Of David comb decca,ch and
SAID evils 0hnSon the other his lie tine a. y
count between the rgaters OF the said Divl llscomb ai1
executors showing the balance due each and ny whom
TIE pa AMI also shaving the debts al the sd
.r"Gn, deceased, which remain uUpai! And that H'''
sipncr shall state nh settle the said and i'e ~
thrrenl i0@c!cr with any matter dee med pCrhcri y: wv
which any {" It% parties require tn De stated h1 Va
aad place OF taxing the saI accounts hr pUbic for :di
successfully Sra;irr RIcImnG. and that sui
cation Shall be euIv.icnt persona! service nn'c ~"
IA we'll "a the creditors OF The -aii DAVID >comh ~
MI Itrl the wei
Creditors al DAVID rsromb. deceased are hclchy u""
undersigned. 20 OF the sIiI Court ,- fSr L
II of February next hIs off ~ Louisa tuuIt W. +
take a'r! s:c the sa! accounts; n wEich tImr and lace
hereby TcIuIrrdtp appear before wuh nil riins cor,
proper 10 enable Ia take uh settle the Given %. /
Ilnrl this ~, DAY al december, lsJ3.
DEC. 23-'@4.! HENRY w NrEff
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PROGRESS OF BUSINESS BEFORE CONGRESS
The Commute of Ways and Means have ported Their
hcf,rr since the organization Of Congress- This business
like way dschareng their duties cannot fail 10 have great
Influence in expediting The work before Congess ~ WI"
at when they come them most OF tho time nsu.
nIv evnrd 10 their explanation and over again will be
ser.eI rhe prom2ness manifested by the Committee On
Naval Afiiirs nlsJ deserves due CREDIT.
4 HEAVY DAYS BUSlNESS-Thc money lr1nslc.
lions of the Treasury Department were remarkably heavy
Yesterday; the u. s. stocks redeemed being larger in
he aggregate amount than befire in single
gle day ore than 100000 Of such stocks redeemed
on account OF the Baltimore Savings Bank upon which
there has recently been rum il will be recnlleced
MR.. JOHN Y. MASON, U. s. Minister 10 France, ar
rived here this morning and lett for New York this after
noon embark there Saturday next for Liverpool on
his 10 his post.
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SALE OF LAND And SLAEt; :

III
Hoy If a dec frnm hlhcfs hs
sb uncrsisocd bearing Aie the 18th day L he M 81 Wc
regard in the Clerks Office Gf Essex C1u" a. 49,
resay the 2s.h December, 1888 il 4I u not i 5iahc bHsr
cypnsc 10 sale At Lords the sli COUNTY " % ~ ,hn
public auction for several sey e, ~ mI N.nu - r
,In.r, Wicm ~ ,ha yan the Negroes OF fdui 1o'" %
also sell al the same Unie anu a
a. rybIc upon cre! OF WE'VE @ , rssI s
ar ri Gcnr.e w Lee deceased being potion OF ,tsc o IAN.
TO-; 10 h s,, Iony by the name OF SmltiItid "E!ch
nv Mrs Mary for her e The purchaser WIN De
m approved security Tor the payment oil
money carrying interest the Isl day Of January
nj which possession VIII he gwen Inc Ute o e 'an
viii lie retained until the purchase money Is paid -
" " JAMES ROY MICOU Trustee.
Court of Essex,
erei on the 1859 in the suits Of Micou vs.
Mcou Hcous Mcou shall sell al tho same
mc ana bidder for cath about h cen negroes
Paul Mcou ST deceased and Joo &C
land nn H. Mlcou in the division oil the real estate oil
George Leo il being portion oil Inc uact OF ho ~
ing ouniy known BY the name o smIhhed inc ae
viii be upon and except ior so much
may ray suit and sale which
will be required upon the purcasers executing bonds win
ed security the deferred payment carrying
The day eaie to the land will be retained I'LL the whoe
purchase money is paid ,,ur
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,x,,,,rs FOE 1871.


BsESIDES ylri,ly ~ ne" and stim''id ',,' mi py
b lions mad hoGnd IA ORNAMENTAL sN.cs. j. '" h"'''
i,> al 49,, ,I,, ,nIinw!a- hnDuss Tor it:ri.
~ nIoa Ercpslsc. LEAH Il Of Memory. Wms Veil
e. S.n -, and song Birds, Bow IN The Clouds
80, =, IN. S,IsDn, Di,lF1liows n:!erna, Tie TOKEN
.tm,r,s blossoms. The Pearl. The Magnolia
or Al Flowers. The BENSON Git Oi Lave. Dew DO
E..n.,Sc u Friendship Snow Flake Gem Annni h",'
casSsr GaI!lrd. Floral Forget Me so: Ladies SCRAP
Nav Flower Remember Ne, Git al SEDIMENT 'I'' o. "
,ursi Wreath. The Chaple Ladies Wrcah
Wreath oi Friendship, Literary Gems, The ETc:fr'h
L,e'' D:a lem, Tne Ira, The Rosemary, Tho Mason
G!cn Gift. Brush Ballads. WaycTly kcePsrht
Christina! Shad ChT'stn:as Book. Gbti-tiads Rocco
Ju"eGie karr.osr. The Jewel, 4'..Ac ne,
lie nulk - Sul =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-23
AN AMERICAN IN EUROPE.

Antwe-p-Ias City and its DueUings The Streets The
Ar,s-Ihs Churehes- The Museum. Great Painters
Commerre-Steam Lines-A Thrilling Incident The
Country &c.
[Foreso Correspondence of the Richmond Euquirsrl
AsrwRRP BELGIUM, Nov. 10Th, 1853.
From this ancient city Of commerce and civilization,
dste my first letter and the inclination continues 10 suit
ma A journey on through Northern Europe may from
lima 10 lime drop you such things wchy OF
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Total, gU steamers.
With this force Spain could tnke possession of the
Gulf of Mexico and transit Pacific possessions
and all treasure heetrom and the whole commerce Of
and our Southern cities could be pu, in jeopardy.
Ia case Of with France England our immediate
losses would be yet greater. With naval force among
which only nine steamers would be- for time The
mercy of the enemy.
There 10 better mo than increase the Navy-
The Treasury contains ample means and the attention OF
tho country 10 aroused 10 Its present inefficient condition.
With men broad and liberal views take charge Of this
MATTER the prospect IT, that speedy and effective reform will
be had. FAIRFAX.
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N i'rrcnlJrF, TNJI.
HENRY W NIkE
rHaa
w NJ. 1 = T. 4 Y .
ATTORNEY ar Law. 81. LOUIS. Mo.

n =
WILL nd tn I,uics bU-incss generally
~ Missouri
RETIRcxcf..--i!aa ~. rrGctcnbrOTGh. eXngo or IVA
Smith, Era In, cnhgrr, Va Edward X. Chambers, Eau,
VI; A. G.. McIiwlne E.G Petersburg, Va Hon Edwari o.
LOUIS, Nj, De- =
TWO HUSDH ED DOLLARS RE- ~ AXE
51hS AWAY the ll'li Dec very block rcTD ma.
Rub Palrr.ur lie Is about IcRt Oh OF large frame
wri4h pounds, sulien !"'k anil =.
n. rea!- Hies aud syCals correctly speaks ,!
rrsSs. we'll and passcr Bapi Preacher az tAhoIei
superior Factory hand AMI sh5w t"r fh!cf- ara ec'
vIl S'I'r. Icf'"Ts 10 III
that ~ douhnl. ic wanted TIE thn'h 10 ''ni hi"
prgach. lie has frequently vsci "HA"souis uu J" =
cIrs for Pctc stur,. wE.r. lie las h"'et "i fea'i"'
and all expenses viii he pai s.;Gc'! IL an OF
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LArI,IEK SCHOOL.

y connection with. an! a. part II my parOca char5. tins
Classical and aicrIarai School viii vlcEci 0n MuItt
February oJ (lr beginning OF hall SESSION. 10 be- cnLdLc
irarhcrE utdcr immediate supervision
While a .a, be responsible for IT. general aJmni-trttI
and religious culIuc q" the pupils viii be
And these requisite, reasonably ensured, Dc!I-vr
hnd les sItn :tinns many accounts,
the education al their chIicn I'll" najcitc sccUely
Iu.;ou the peculiar satubry ' climate The Snuou-
population. the It"TtCy associations furnished h. the -.
Military Institute aHd Washington College and tho pro,!
Alum AMI other much iicquan;eh Springs present Advantage
elsewhere combined.
few boys to be members the school, will be received rt
family early application.
TERMs-ht the of S2Iu, session OF len months in
if.I VI miy S:ptcmhcr. the FIRST Monday JT:
advance, at the beginning 81 each hall sebson
W. n PENDiETuh
Rector LIImCI Pals
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PHILIP WHITE. the distinguished advocate "i i oc
rance address. the Of Hanover Hanover I"
on the .1lh IGuriiLyJ lady al I'm
Temp requested 10
sncss of orancc will be submitted u The c'"'"' H. = ri