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HoUsEnoLD FnRNITTRE, REMoyED FOR CON;
JAMES MCDONNELL. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 4

lanes MCDONNELL, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &
~ MCDONNELL will soil on Tuesday next, April IL, at
lO o'clock at their sales largo and valuable assort
ment ofhouehold Of SOFAS tetea etcs
rosewood secretary wardrobe and etesere French and
other bedteads anoortes on paintings In rich frames
with large variety Of other goods Alec the entire second
venence of ale largo iron safe cutting
chine. "Wednesday April ~ ut ~ Ninth street.-The entire
furniture the house consisting Of largo variety oelesant
furniture, mirrors &c. Particulars hereafter.
ARGE SALE OF PLANTs.-oAKLEY 4 WRIGHT
p M at their GALES room, 33 Fulton street. Brooklyn
the largest choicest and most collection Of
offered fer sale in Brooklyn from the conservatory Of
monthly and other roses csmelss azalias geraniuns,
ges carnations dahas laurestinas etc. In bloom and
largo variety Of hcrhacious and other plants.
r ARGE AND POSITIVE SALE OF TWO HUNDRED
Land thirty lots, in the Ninth ward Brook
Undsrh and Vanderbilt being part Of the benton
COLE will sell the above property at aue
tDn, Tuesday April L. Mt u o'clock ut tho Merchants
Exchange Maps arc now ready At the Offices Of A. Ham
mond. Esq., corner Of Jorslemon and Court Streets
James Cole NO. 43 FULTON street. Brooklyn at oce
of Cole 4 Chiffon No 0 Wall street, New York
u w. .wEsTCoTT, AUCT1ONEER HANDSOME
N. household furniture, this Friday morning. at l0x
consisting Of all the furniture in tho above hause
BRUSSELS and ingram carpets mahogany and walnut furn
tnr suite elegant sofas and tete etes; Mosaic nlad
table, msrh. tor bureaus superior sofs @ and
mahogany secretary bookcases mahoEany drss1nG and
plain bureaus mahogany French bedsesd best hair mai
bosssy stss.rs and com%ods saSiss GIG missors marble
and pearl nlaid 40 day olockA arm chairs ana
ing and fancy tsbles elegant mAnte crnaAsn out
psistinss 81 real merit richly fta,Asd pisnofors Ac
tst~iogisA morning OF safe poet ponement The
Eighth aysaue ears pass tbs door,
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% ono OLD STYLE sCHIEDAM MEDICINAL
kOsOVO gin, 90 cases club sohnapps 10 900 prime old
Havana segar very cheap IS Of cherries wine biz
.ers sehedan btsrs noyean rum shrub suIacoa &C., fog
one block east Of broadway.
S1VU.UUU rum, wbiskey, eordiais syrups 20, Of the
bes Importation, from France, Spain, Portugal Holland,
sss kline a. or sale a. twenty per cent lower than any
RRANpIEs, IN UGH AND Low GRADES. OF
- otard. Dupuy Co and Pinet Castillon Co., in
eighth, one quarter and onehalf pipes. small lot Of
choice old brandy In demiohns Connosseurs requested
to examine our stock which comprises great variety Of
PETERS CHAMBERS, Importers, 300 Broadway.
NOUNTRY TRADE.-COUNTRY DEALERS SHOULD
~ pot fail to examine the extensive stock OF PETERS
CHAMBERS 300 Broadway who ofer great
discounts cash short time buyers Orders solicited
TIvE HUNDRED THOUSAND BOTTLES OF DRAM
dies vines Scotch, East India and PhadelphiA ales.
London Dublin and Philadeph porter stout older.
do dc 700 cases OF table and fine claret, good sound
vices for sale twenty per cent below tho general pricss
Broadway.
GIN LANDING.-SEvENTYFI FIVE PIPES OF THE
VI we'll known double gin, high favor and proof
landing from board the Leila snd for sale from the wharf,
MUIR SONS EDINBURG AND INDIA PALE ALE,
order for family choice old ports eres and Maderns
imported expressly for family trade Cabinet Mum, grape
leaf and Hiedseck ohampagnes fine Sautnere Hock and
'"''' vines PETEas CHAMBERS, 800 Broadway.
CTAR PROPRIETORs, GRRALEs, AND sRIGNETrB
brandies landing In half and eighth casks
Of these genuine and we'll brands imported drso
high favor and full fourth proof landing from board
Custom House lock- by L. H. SIMPSON SONS 10 Bsaysi
street.
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NYE CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
IN Merchants. Valparaiso.
WILLIAM y. SyE, y. A. nIcHARDsoF AUousrUs LoMpARl
References.
sANrIAao-Hon. Baltic Peyton.
VAIpAR Arso-Mcssrs Asop a Co, Hemenway 4 Co.
PArAMA-Messrs. Corwine, Bro. Co, Garrison q Fret
VIM. Nelson a Co.
LIvEnpooL-Nessrs Bowman, GrinAsu Co, VILLA
Jackson, Esq.
New YoRE-Msssrs n. X. Collins 4 Co., Geodhus 4 q
Capt. Ezra Nyc, steamer Pacific.
BAATinoHE-Messrs. John Hendcsson Co, Thomas
Hand Co., White Elder.
SAN FaAscisco-Messrs Flint, Pssbody Co, Has
Bond Halo, Chaa. Doans, Esq. j. II. Lyon Esq.
BosToN-Messrs Ammi G. Lombard Esq, Il. b. Brish
Co, Giidden Williams
CsNToN-Nys Parkin Co.
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On Wednesday, April 8, BY the Rev. s. N. Isaacs, FER
DNAND HARToG, Esq to Miss SOPHIA BRApoH, daughter
of John Brsmson, Esq, of this city.
On Tuesday evening, April s, by the Rev Mr.. Jessup,
Mr. JOHN 6. VOORHEES, to Miss ADE1NE SHAPrE all of this
city.
On Wednesday April 8, by the Rev. Henry Chase Capt
TIMOTHY MILLER, Of bridgeport to Miss EIsIRA CURTIS of
Stratford Conn.
At Colchester Conn, Tuesday, April S. by the Rev.
Grin OTIS Miss SARAH r. Ous daughter Of the late Da
vid Otis Esd deceased Of Colchester to DR. D. FULLER
Of Peekskin, N. Y.
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Appointments by the Presldent.
By and aoih the Ad,Ice and Consent of the Senate
CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS

Adams Treat, district Of Belfast, Name vice Maurice
z. Blake removed.
George P. sewall district of Bangor, Maine, vice VIM.
c. HAmmatt, removed.
John Cousens district OF Kennebunk Maine, vice
Daniel Remick, removed.
Bion Bradbury, district of Passamaquoddy Maine vice
Daniel Kilby removed.
John Bsbson district Of wiscassst Maine vice Jsre
miah Baily, removed
Charles N Bodash, district of Bath, Maine, vice David
Bronson removed
Daniel W. Dorman, district Of Machias, Maine, Woe
VIM. B. Smith, removed.
Ezra Carter Jr, district Of Portland and Falmouth,
Maine vice Luther Jewett removed.
Edmund Wilson district Of Marlborough, Maine, vice
BelA B. Haskell, removed.
Philip Thomas, district of BAltim ore, Maryland vice
George Kane, removed
Edmund Wright, district of Edenton, North Carolina,
vice James E NorHeet whose commission has expired.
James A. JONES' district Of Sandusky, Ohio vice Har.
low Case, removed
Albert a. Clark, at San Pedro, California vice Hopeful
ToleE, removed
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Telegraphic Marine Reports

BosToH April T.
Arrved-Ships Geo Hailett, Calcutta Humboldt, Ma
nila barks Helen Galveston; May Queen, Rio Grande;
Tom Corwir, Cenfuegos; Hyperion, New Orleans Natha
MEL Blake Charleston brig James Crosby Cardenas schr
Arctic, Cape Haytien.
SALxx, April 8.
Arrived-Bark Koppish, Buenos Ayres Feb Is.
NEW ORLEANS, April I.
Arrived-shps Hartford, Boston, and Nesmith, NYork.
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PHIADErPnA, April IA PM.
Arrived--schrs Greiner, Hgbee, Savannah; Mary
Bishop, Kelly, Providence.
CleaIed-R.rk Thos Dallett Diu, Laguayra briggs Flo
ride (Br), Arestrup WIndics; st Lawrence (Br) Nc
Dougal Demararn Ormus, Reed NBedford schrs George
Harris, Somers, Wilmington, NC; H Z Weston MaIloy,
Kelly, Boston; Thos Fenper, Nickerson, Cambridge.
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enable ths oes,nittss = a. he sesls 4 yrcssa9
a.ss ss: :e s:s . .s:.:
as .:. :
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@ Tina :. s. ssa s. :. sr e. RI. ::
Ss As. s 81.
W e. By I'll; v:s AZ as al s s:Ss,:
ten hsurs 70 constitute : days work
TO continue in once until Saturday night.
Mr. AAssaAn vind,catsd the Prinisrs' Union for not
enough Il e sl sas TO- . . as e. '''"
ys!e: aid They could easily have attended to our
On motion corresponding committee was appointed
to confer with the printers in Baltimore, Philadelphia
and Boston.
had been taken up deay the expenses Of the meeting
gentleman said that he thought they ought to give
vote Of thanks to the TINES for the manner in which
voice said that he thought the vote of thanks ought
to b. given to the Tribune as charged less for their
advertisement than the Times did, and besides it gave
them 6rst rate notice.
A gentleman, with a strong Hbsrnian accent moved
thanks a a. they only aid Ssir dasT any
The meeting after some discussion then adjourned,
It being about IL o'clock
THE SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS.
A numerous meeting Of this body of was held on
Wednesday evening, ct the Fourteenth Ward Hotel,
for the purpose Of taking into consideration increase
Of wages. Mr.. Breakley chosen chairman the
csson. The minutes Of the last meeting, which were
read represented that there in this city nine
shops employing about 2sS men and that the create,
wages On motion 1t resolve that . respectful
memorial should be presented to many of the employ
ers was practicable.
The following resolution, which offered by of
the assemblags, then unanimously adopted:-Re-
solved That body unite ourselves to demand Of
employers and after Tuesday, tho 18th instant
increase Of present rate Of Of fifteen
cent ON the framed rate of wages laid down in the
scale Of prices in the book.
NEW YORK GILDERs TRADE SOCIETY.
special meeting Of this society held Tuesday
at Keene Fourteenth ward hotel Grand and
Elizabeth streets. The meeting private one mere
ly to get the Of the members In relation to the
movements Of the strikers Of that trade This society Is
opposed to all striking making any demonstration
Whatever Their object is and has been to create stand
ard rate Of wages.
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sAvASSAM-stssmship Aususta-H Aliea and two
Fay, K thompson y II Msrdock, B Cro~sll, Roberts
Niss Fanny 6tratton, Miss Mary Roberts, Van Ant
STOW, Msa Chick Miss Footman II woodbridgs. r Wood
bridge, " Woodbridge, Mr. PRISON. Smith, J n
Baldwin, @ White Reilly, n Park. RUSSELL
IN the Storage,
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cd meat market, doing an extensive business. In
spectablo ncighborhood for eight mSnths In The year
stock per week. with good family, sloop, steamboat
canal trade. Also, good slaughter house. With Axt
and with without horsss wagons sleghs Co., With
thing connected TO carry . extensive trade TAs
pvetor 10 going TO Australia For further perusslae
auhe At the FIRST Word Market, West Troy, MI.
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Mem0rAndR,

New bark Houghton, 326 TONS at Boston, built at
Robbinston, has been purchased by Messrs Brown &
Duree, Of FAN River for whaer, to be commanded by
Can't Marble
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WATC4aEs, JEWELLERY. Asc,

Q
>--->c->---->-.--
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER Is
w selling all descriptions of
GOLD AID SILVER WATCHES JEwELRY AND SILVER WARE,
at retail, at much less than the usual prices.
JURaENsEN WATCHES.
Roa Jules Jurgensen watches received BY arrival
with certificates from him with aoh watch warranted
feet time keepers. COOPER WATCHES.
Duplex and levers in hunting and magic perfect
time keepers. INDEPENDENT SECOND,
and quarter second Watches for timing horses and gold and
Splendid gold pocket which run without
Watches which run sish. days $50
ENAMEL WATCHES
for ladies, some in hunting cases.
DIAMOND WATCHES
for ladies, some In magic eases.
MAGIC WATCHES,
which change into three different watches.
WATCHES WHICH
mp and turn the hands without any key.
Fine gold lepine Watches four hoes jeweed Us
Gold snsmsiisd watches for the ladies'
Gold English patent levers hunting GASES S E
Silver patent levers ~ low s.............. 6 -
and ali other styles Of watches 81 equally low prices
Diamond rings pins bracelets Anger rings and CROSSES
for sale At much less than the usual prices.
All kinds Of gold chains pure gold Wedding rings. gold
keys and seals gold pens and pencils gold and silver thin
sss su Pins i0okss earring sSs
chains &c SILVER WARE
fruit knives wedding cake knives &c., 40 witches AID
jcwelry exchanged All watches warranted to good
time, or tho money returned.
All kinds Of watches cleaned repaired In
the best manner AZ much less than The usual prices
Importer Of watches and jewolry RETAIL Me-
81 Wall street, second floor, near Broadway
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LBERT H. NICOLAY, AUCTIONERR.-SHIP AND
n cabin stores store fxtures and three years
l6s South street At Ncolay will sell
Saturday, April Q; at 10 O'Clock A. M No. l63 South
street Dover the ontro stock combating of liquors.
four crackers pickles hams boxes tins
casks. counters desks, scales, weights deoane DO also
the fixtures Also the three years lease from May ls 1853
and sony subject TO rent ofsl 200 year. would
ly ZOO The will DO sold without any restrc
lions and ths building 10 well adapted ship chandler
ship and cabin liquor store restaurant being
Peck slip and Bridge street ferries Catalogues the morning
OF sale Possession Of the premises will be given
ly after the Aae For full particulars apply to the Auo
tone<r. 40 Wall street,
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A LBERT II. NICOLAY, AUCTIONl

LBERT II. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER-A NEAT
"A cottage at Morrsania-Albsrt II. Ncolay will sell
Wednesday April 18TH at o'clock At the Merchants
half An acre Of ound situated the north side Of First
street. between Washington and Fordham Nor
rssn and within four minutes walk Of the Mslross and
Eve minutes Of the Morrisans depot Said house 2x36
msn built in the bs.t with sliding doors French
we'll Of water and superior soil for gardening fruit trees
&c Torms easy For full particulars apply tho premises
or to the nuctioneer, at 40 w all street.
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CHIP CHANDLERY FURNITURE, &C, AT AUCTION,
y this day At I0a o'clock, at bey street. corner a
Greenwich streetLamp and lnseed oils preserves jees.
varnish tar moasses butter dried cherries fgs dates.
teas Coffee sugar randy, &C. Also sofa spring
bottom chairs, mahogany screw desk &c.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, AuctioneeF.
THE ENGINE. IRON, &C., SAVED FROM THE
J BLEECKER, At tho Merohants Exchange, Saturday.
the 9th instant
WILLIAM Writers, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
w Saturday at l0 O'Clock at 1877 Canal street. the fur
niture Of family breaking up Of
parlor chamber and kitchen furnure also, by virtue OF
pets, &c.
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A LBERT 4. NICoLAY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IA sale Of Thrtyfour choice plots Of ground six
frame house, uated tho depots Of Central Morrsan

A LBERT II. NICOLAY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sale ns saS &. o. I'M M
Nicolay will sell Monday April 25th At II o'clock at
snoan Msss ss iso de-
pot. varying in size from 50 100
ro 10 in depth Also four neat two story attic
and basement frame houses built IN the best manner within
with the village every plot has have built it, BY May
1874 dwelling house. to cost not less than 5000 that
immediate neishborhood s certain and first ola"
ded and trees planted in front Of Is feet and
owners: th. village win unaSobsody % tho Of ths
will stop directly tho ground Also, In the beautiful VII
village Of Paramount Upper Aorrisana fourteen choice
sh Also Is 10 very sss; superior
two story Attic and basement frame built In the
best days work last of which
tbs a. shall lii have cost not tham
built by tho lat Of December 1858 and there
number Of fine houses built there The streets
opened and graded and the principal panked
these two villages and the only nine cents
day The Of great this property
being only ten milo: from the City Hall together with tho
combined Offers unusual inducements to those seeking
country residence well safe and Investment
and must rapidly increase In value II expected that in
road depot will DO established by the New Rochelle Rail-
property. BY taking The s PIA.trsin for MoIrsania
tho depotJ will find waiting who will show the
pert per cent and the fees the
day Of sso forty cont the 10Th Of May when full
main on bond and mortgage for three Att cent
plot will be given condition that the payment shall DO all
+. W. MERRIAM Esg, No. 81 Beekmsn street. or TO the
auctioneer, at No. 40 Wall street. New York.
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sill soil on Tuesday. April H. =. 10Y o'clock =. Ne 10
consisting part Of rosewood pianofofte, wolian
attachment Haliot Davis makers Boston mahogany
tables sofas, damak windOw curtains upright cabinet
piano. looking glasses rocking chairs Brussels ingram
carpets bureaus French mantei clock l days music,
books bedroom furniture &c also variety Of kitchen
city fuDds Catalogues be obtained by applying
the auctioneer. No 40 Wall street.
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Bark Theoxena for Australia, has anchored in the
North river.
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A G. FUTILE AuCTIoNEER-LARGE AND AT
IA tractvc sale of rosewood other furniture being
tho stock Of Fit1smmons $50 Bowery Opposite
street,.-Sod account Of remoyal-A c. futile will sell
Thursday, April H. at l0H o'clock at the above
the extensive stock q elegant furniture
sutcs covered in brocaee SATIN dsmask plush and har
CLOTH sofas reception rocking and fancy
tables secretary and library sofa bod
washstands curled hair mattresses palasers looking
glasses Gc-the whole comprising large and valuable
stock made and upholstered under the immediate
vision Of Mr. Ftsammons whose reputation i sufficient
for cash. N B-Shippers, dealers, housekeepers and
Others will End 1t to their interest to attend this sale
CiRYsTAL PALACE PROPERTY At AUCTIoN-oN
house and lot south side Forty street feet
Sixth Also two vacant lots north side Forty fourth
street. 495 feet cast of Sixth will be sold II
O'Clock NJ
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. HE dluHIANDS, April sunset.
The clipper ship Hghfyer is going out over the bar
Two ships three barks and FIVE briggs outward bound
at anchor ~ aud bark and two briggs outside
the bar bound in.
Wind 8, and light,
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arlor and garden plants being the stock Of
part Of cansa. .,a,
ssua
tTy together .sah
& Vi. .
be seen At any timo previous to the sale
4, COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSEHOLD
H. dnrn.I5e OF every D cotSn w sell
street Broadwsy the furniture Of the house.
sh % as q of
boards mahogany chairs marble top contr and
% and sSs chin. snS % Ing
and no postPonemen. on any account
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-wTLLIAM IRVING &
~ c., anctionesrs, will sell at auction. on Saturday
the entire furniture Of house Brussels and ingram
R o aa s.f window
mans OileOth French bedstaad cottage do sng bu
seat chairs hair paliases feather beds
na .%p s1
and glass ware an Of India rubber goods also
II ysnsnss Of ssie.HENRY H. LEEDS CO. will no sell
ss sas s aoo ' n.y. wdry 1p @ At
sortment Of household furniture consisting Of Egyptian
@shos dining and s
anS as :s.ns MI,
grain carpets plated stair rods rni.nro~consst
%shossny wsTdreSs .aesssriss
and bookcases ottomnDs light stands washstands work
tables, Are SETS &C. mattresses paiasses &c feather
beds, pillows holsters together with assortment of
kitchen utenss Also elegant octave
piano splendid instrument also mahogany
tsye piano which 10 also In first rate orderthe whole
prising Of the most extensive excellent
and ell made furniture offered for sale this Also
two magnificent carved rosewood Sofas
cost 800 Imported iron safcAt IL O'clock by order o.
the receiver VIM C. Freeman large
cd iron safe is mahogany grained in first order
patent lock- and will be sold 70 the highest bidder close
concern. stuffed Birds-At O'Clock also
valuable collection of stuffed South American Aicsn
other stuffed birds being the collection of Gabath the
celebrated taxidermist
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DLANTS AT AUCTToN-w. B. MoTLxRAYN, WILL
sail = Ne John street on Yridsy Apsn ota = ~
climbing rssss With without pots kossyssskisS ssg1a-
tions dAAl1As paaass &e &s fon sld r. Hsadssoea,
Jersey Cay. Catalogues On morning OF SALE
Rosxs AID PLANTS At AUCyI0H.-y. l. vANpH-
last lsauti sslsstion standard roses Aaa StAs
Rsass frsA sAs garden Of DIBoii Broadway corner =
Ro9ESJoHN L. vANDEwATER 4 CO., II WALL,
az Street VII sell By estaloEus on Monday Apyi H. e
MA B"u.S "a EuroPs cons.tne Of moss perpstua hy
tree Peeny, Chinese westefias double osandsfsr
carnations and many other shsce plants selected
"a. rna Aondoa ~ A. JaRdin, Horistr wsshingtoH
G DRAPER, AUCTIONEER-BY SIMEON DRAPER
~. emoe 70 irs street, o< Willisn.-Triday,
AZ Of me 20 a. the hsr,h.ns E;Shsng. b.
stock Of 500 each 40 do Of Washnson Insurancs Com
pany stock of$50 cach 100 Chemical Bank stock Of ~
each 100 do Market Bank stock do Hudeon River R
road Company stock; ~ do. Panama Railroad Companp
scrip Panama Railroad Company full IS d. New
Company scrip 40 do Farmers Bank Kentucky: I2 a.
New York and California Steamship Company 800 eaoS:
2l6 do junction Railroad Company stock Of Ohio; de-
Watertown and Romo Railroad stook q do ST. Noholas
Bank stock Of 500 each do Suffolk Bank stock. Of SO
each % do Empire CITY Bank stoak @ each 70 do Psciao
road Company shares National Fire Insurance Compa-
STOCK of S 80 each $50 do Kncksrbocker Bank stock
OF S each 100 do Paterson and Ramapo Rsiroad Csmpa
stock lis do Delaware and Hudson Canal Company Of
500 EACH ITO do Pennsylvania Coal Company Of $50
II do Madison and indianapolis Rairoad Company 80
each
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-20
THE MEMPHIS CONVENTION.

A meeting of Merchants was held last evening
in the City Hall, tor the purpose of selecting
Delegates to the Memphis Convention. MIR. Jos.
Mayo was called to preside and Mr.. B. B. Minor
acted as Secretary.
A series of resolutions, expressive of the lively
interest felt by the Merchants of Richmond in
the objects sought be attained by the proposed
convtcation in Memphis, we re adopted, and one
hundred Delegates deputed to repres ent this city
in the Convention, to be named by the Chair
man.
At the suggestion of Mr.. Thos. H. Ellis the
Chairman was requested not to limit his selection
of Delegate exclusively to the city of Richmond.
The meeting then adJourned-the Chairman ta-
king time to name tine Delegates
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-20
BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co.

000 CASES ROOTS, SHOES & HATS
oOO AT AUCTlON-On WEDNESDAY, LIST in
slant, we will sell at O'clock auction store an
assortment of fresh and desirable goods of latest Styles
consisting Of
Gents fine calf and pump Boots
Mems and boys Boots and Shoes, of all qualities
Ladies fine gaiter Boots
Jenny Lnd's Slippers and Ties
Mi: SEES Boots and Shoes
Childrens sewed morocco and goat Boots
Womens pegged and sewed Buskns and Tes of all
qualities
Hats-drab and silk
200 sides good sole Leather
TERMs-under 800 cash. $780, and over four months
credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co,
my IA Auct.