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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03


|9VoRPoR ZION NOClUk.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
81 dvsn petitions have been presented In the BOARD
1s4 rs construction Of the following
Sansd srseA wts-In Elizabeth ST. from Prince TO Graad
os1 $50 esrss from NIFTY feet Of Centre
. y JaaFsen street. and from Jefferson 70 Montgomery
is3h syspss, - .1tAeoauh way TO proposed sewer
HbEtyntA esst: Also sdsn for basin and sulvsrt
The sovthwH Of Futon and West Also
for The sxtenson Of the in Battery place TO
south AIDE Of Pier No. ~ the westerly side Of West
6ssA AL persons Interested in the above OF them
Nd having objections thereto requested TO present inc
n0e, h writing 70 the Contract Clerk at this ecs on OF
be1ere Saturday, October 18th, i855.
THO h. DE FOREST, Acting President, Croton Aque
4. ". CRAVEN, Chief Engineer, duct Board
0sotsA Aqusduot Department. Dot - lsoS.
EVAPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Is
an Of All houses and lots improved or unimproyed lands
GSsed thereby the following have oeea
BY Assessors and are lodged IN the once OF
Bureau for exnmn atisn by All persos IN
ssted y-For setting curb and gutter and Essex
rom Rivngsop to Stanton street me limits en-
nv such include all the several houses
lets Of around vacant lots pees and parcels OF land
tusted on sides Of Essex street from Rvngon to
street. persons whose interests affected by
80 above and who are opposed 90 the
or either Of them requested present ar oeo
6ors in writing 70 the undersigned at their office No
iii Of Reoords within tn rty days from the date this
's'' sH4sESs s s1Ss$Sbe Assessors.
umoe OF Assessments Street Department October
II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03

StrBEEg DEPARTMENT-EO4 HAbL OF RECORDS -
- Public notice hereby given that the following pettons
in sho Bcs rd II AdermenTo dag and
rug South side Of Fifteenth street between Fifth
sixth adsme Fifty fifth street. between
Nrta and Twelfth to fence lots North side
FoItyfrgt DO feet West Of Seventh avenues to
lsucs n the lots Forty fourth street.
tween tn anu sixth avenues to and work sixty
srsot nom Ninth Tenth Also, the folio wing
ttions Ia tho Board u Assstspt AldermenTo flag Wcst
side West eighth street. Sixth 100 feet
East AIS prsons Interested having objections thereto,
requested 70 reseus them writing to the undersigned ~
his once on before tie 30 day of October instant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03


GOLD WATCH FOR Sl5-GOLD WATCHES FOR
"a $2S $5 and $oO silver cylinder watches $40; paten,
levers S and all other watches cheap in proportion
to bought at the original L. JACOBS, l02 Chatham
Call on them before you purchase.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03

EDWARD 4 COLLINS, CO., No So wall street.
BROWN, sHIPIEY 4 CO., Liverpool
JOHN MONROE 4 CO.. No. IS Rue Notre Dame dos
VICTORIES, Paris; or
GEORGE A. DRAPER, Havre
The Of those ships viii accountable gold
silver bullion specie jewery precious stsa
unless bills Of adng signed therefor and
Of therein expressed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03
METROPOLITAN HALL
M JUIlIEN,S CONCERTS.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.

0SExS TUESDAY, NOVEMBE 8.
NoTIcE.Seats be secured for this single Concert st
the music stores Of VIM Hall Sons 239 Broadway C.
J 800 Broadway aud at the store of Mesrs Van Norden
a King Vail street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03

A ANATOMICAL MUSEUM No. $40 BROADWAY
n Strangers visiting the city should call aud examine the
many than and Of the human body contained
which II is subject Open from O'clock A. NJ till
IL o'clock NJ Admission to tho entire three large gale
ries rs cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03

THE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ART, CON.
timing series Of two hundred authentic paintings BY
the most celebrated Italian Spanish Flemish and French
masters from Guido dc Sicnne D. l22 down Horace
yerne is cpon for exhibition at S3 Broadway near
Union Park. Admission, rs cents Exhibition hours from
A. NJ. q 10 p. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03

LyRANCONpS HIPPODROME..-THE EXCITING
Il Sports and Perils of =
REAL ENGLISH STEEPLE CHASE
WITH HURDLE JUMPING DIrcH LEAPINc, &C., LADIES
SUPERRLv MOUNTED.
Having been witnessed by immense muttudos, with the
intense during the last ten days. the
will during present week.
gether with all the other
DARING SPLENDoRs OF THE HIPPoDRoME.
Nessrs CHAIR aud STICKN Ely in entire per-
formance each five horses called the Rival Postons.
MARIN AND SYLVESTER in the Perohe performance for
the first time.
Boxes 80 cents. Pit 25 Reserved Seats ST. Co.
lergd Boxes, 80 cent?.
Doors open at half past and quarter before 7. Per
will commence half hour afterwards
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03

CT CHARLES THEATRE, NOS. " AND 19BOWERY.-
y Mapsgers 4. Hsmann and +. Kruger Stage manaser,
Mr. Oehrein. German opera night On Thursday evening"
Nov will be played under the direction Of Herr Ungsr,
the Of Weber grand opera Of DER FRES
CHUTz-Madame stephani tho operal in Brussels,
Agathe Mdlle Spitzedei from Streit Anne Herr Lbe
rati from Stez Max Herr Oehrcin from Cologne and
Mannheim Caspar; Herr Woret, from Frankfort OF
tohar. Doors open at to commence at o'clock Boxes
81 M reserved seats H first circle, rs cents parterre and
parquet, 90 cents; galleries, % cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03

AIRS. LACOMNs. THE AsTROLOGIST CAN BE
Iva consulted all the events Of human life at 5 Canal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03

" IN the price Of passage.U Msil Steamship Co con.
great United States mall For California and Oregon via
Aspnwa and Panama The U: s. Mail Steamship Company
intend TO despatch for Aspnwa Saturday Nov 6h Al
2oclock M from pier foot Of Warren street. Tho fast
mE PsU Ssp Ss P.cs
Nall Steamship Company steamer John 4 sTEPAENs
Avorite steamers BIO purchased at low rates
The sit the Isthmus lat the the pssenger
made In by RAILROAD and the facilities for
ing the Ithmu such IS cannot be found on any ether
at the ooe 1T West street corner Of waYfSn HreeS
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-07

might be sent TO market. "Commcu
SenseY farther says q gYTgA6t,yr
"The manufacture of corn into
whisky is almost clear saving, and
therefore, an addition TO its market
price, For it fattehs nearly as many
Hhogs after being distilled as in its ma
tive state, :; NY Va ~ So
Well, Just 50 far as the dlsiller fat
tens hogs, he conpetes With the regu.
7 lar business Of the farmer. Ought not
the farmer to be very grateful fol
that ''.a's1" 4 aas ~ n
Now, let me ask, what Is the effect
of this still-fattening hogs, on the
market price Y Western Pork sells
considerably lower than Eastern Pork,
on that very accouhtl No, sir. The
farmers Of Ohio will be great gamers
when every stiIl-house shall be abol-
ished from the land. They are not
the Craftsmen" who stand in fear.
1t is in your cities where Demetrius
makes his shrines. II is the land
lords who rent the grog-shops; /; the
dram-sellers who occupy them /; the
attornies, whose clients they are the
manufacturer, who makes the best Of
wines and brandies the rectifer, who
rectifes the best Of whisky; the mer-
chant, who sells for the distiIler and
lastly, the beer-makers and wine-b bib
bers. These make the craftsmen"
for the Diana Of grog-shops, and / ac-
knowledge they are a formidable
host. '@ "PUBLrcUs." )"
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-07
FURNISHING STORE.
WILLIAM ADDra

AS removed to Sixth street, Bacons' BuiIdane.
II under Magnolia Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio, N,R-
uiacturer of Costumes and RegnHa Of every dee
crlption, tor Masons, Odd Fellows, Sons Of Ten.
Perance, Temple of Honor. Druids, Red Men.
Brotherhood Of the Union, and Good Fellows,
Ug- Being member of the above Orders. I am
prepared at all times to furnish everything aoper
tanning thereto withspuncttality and despatck
knight Iemplars, Royal Arch and Master Ma
soOd Of the Union. and Good Fellows CIStbsn1
made, OF the best quality and material.
Smbiems, Jewels and STAFF Heads, always on.
~ An articles for opening New Lodges and
Encampments kept on hand.
MAsous ofering and Craftsman, The odd Fol
lows Offering and Text Book
SAk'L. RRED, P. G.. L. A. E. GLRNv, MP.
U, MOORE, Z. ID. WIG. .WHIIAMsGM M
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-07

0NE GLASS OF WME.--We find IN
Harpsr'S Magazine for April, a very
interesting history ofthe birth, parent.
age, and rise to power Of the present
Emperor Of France. Included in that
article, we also find the history Of
zone glass of wine, I" as follows
"But there is another party who.
repudiate the claims of Bourbon, and
espouse the cause of the Orleans
branch of the family. The Duke of
Orleans, the eldest son Of King Louis
Philippe, was the inheritor of what.
ever rights his royal father could trans
nit. He was noble young man -
physically and Intellectually noble
His generous qualities had rendered
him universally popular. One morn
ing he invited a few companions to
breakfast with him, as he was about
to take his departure from Paris to
join his regiment, In the conviviality
Of the hor he drank little too much
wine. He did not become intoxicated.
He was not in any respect a disipated
man. His character was lofty and
noble. But in that Joyous hour he
drank a glass too much. He slightly
lost the balance ofihis body and Of his
mind. Bidding adieu to his compan-
IONS, he entered his carriage. But for
that extra glass Of wine he would have
kept his seat. He leaped from the
carriage. But for that extra glass Of
wine he would have alighed on his
feet. His head first struck the pave
ment, Senseless and bleeding, he
was taken into a beer-shop, and died.
That extra glass Of wine overthrew
the Orleans dynasty; confscated their
property of one hundred millions of
dollars, and sent the whole family into
exile" '#" " H
How true it is that the traffic in in |
toxicating beverages not only brings |
misery and sorrow to the poor, but
also to the wealthy and afluent. It
spares not the high nor the humble. |
It dishonors the gray hairs Of age; til
turns all beauty to corruption, and con.
quers the might Of the brave. The |
king on his throne, the wealthy in his |
palace, the beggar in his cot, all feel |
the devastating influence of its siroco |
sweep. Look not upon the wine.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-07

EMIeRATIoN FRoN LTvERRooL.-N Ninety
three emigraat ships sailed from Liverpool
during the past mSnth Of Augqst, carrying
20 $40 passengers. OF these, I6, cooper
haps marc, bit the returns are deiectiYe--
were for the Uiiesd States. In the seven
months, ending August, 1853, there is di.
minution Oi 1000 emigrsnts, as compared
with the same period Of last year, the falling
of being entirely On the AagsFaliaR Toats, Tl
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-07
we are now Importing,

Direct fsom Paris and other parts Of Europe, most Of
the celebrated Foreign Perfumery, Such as Farins,
Cologne, Lubin'si MSilley'H, loves, and other Is
puted Manufacturers articles. Also, constantly re-
ceivng direct, from the best importing houses Of New
York, Philadelphia, etc., where we have oOnPetent
persons to look out for the cream Of their stock.
Hence, our arrangements are SUCH that we have the
adysutage'Of receiving every thing new as h Gomez
out, and shall be constantly adding new varieies "a
eur stock.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-07
Wholesale Western Agency

Wholesale Western Agency
Per Myers Ex. Rock Rose, Wright's Indian vsgeta.
bic. Pills, Watts Nervous AntidSte, Lyons Kath-
airOn and Jamaica Ginger, Whita's Amber Glass and
jamaica Ginger, Bishops Almond Lotion, Nuttalp'
syriaOum, kendall & TaylOrAs Thermometers and
BarOmesers, Sc.
State Agents for MLsan's Liniment, LocOCk's
Waters, Jew David's Plaster, Dr.. RowlaAd's, DI.
swaynes, Grafenbsrg, M'Csndls's, Radwsys, and
other Medicines, BighsS Corn Plasser, TOOthaohs
Drops, JOhnsonS TOO& soP, DacOSta's Tooth
Wash, ThustOn'S Tooth Powder, Burgess & Co.'S
Rat BxsesmiuatOE, ssC.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-07
APPLEEATE & en-.
BOBKS8llsTs, Publishers & StatiOnsr .

IS Main street, elneinnaSi.
NITB hive one ofths lafssst ana best tss6yts5
~ ag1ook9 N the Weskl Our stack eni6fases
ihe best works on The0logYS Wedfcfne..
AAWe Mechanics, AgRtcm1tunes
HAafoHys Travelss Tales, Wem0a
EhlA09OpnYs &C, and complete asaOnmena
Of ah the most desirable MISC CBLLANBOUS' 'aJ
BOOKS puhliahed.l Our stock OF SCHOOLBOoKg q
eInbracse all books Of merit used In the West
rOm TIE Spelling Book 10 the Lexicon Our stock
OF 9rATIONEhK embraces every variety a
Blank Books from the small Memorandum Book
70 tho large super royal Ledger, including every 4
article used In toe c0untlngr0Om.
4 We have Tor the Country Merchant, a falI Varie.
~ of Letter, Cap and Note Paper, EnveI1aes.
Wrapping Paper Bonnet Boards, Inks, a., Ne.
F OUR OWN FtBLicATI0Es are too well known 49,,
works of the highest merit, to require more than
an enumeration Ofthe most prominent yhlf1l are-
OLARkEsS COMMER TARHS DR.. DICKis COAf-
PLETB WORKS, ROLLINS ANCIENT HIsTO
RYt PLBTARCH'S LIVES, SPECTATOR, JO- =
SEPHUS. &c, &c. We invite all who deal il or
purchase books to give us cal, as we are corr.
dent we can offer them such inducements as shaa I 4
be mutually beneficial.
3 We have Just published number OF new Rooka
Of merit, among which are DR., JAMRSOV9
gIeat work.. NOTES ON THE XIV ARTI.
CbES" PRTERS0N'S FAMILIAR gcIEECRit
book which should be found In every house a. 4
ready reference. UNIVERSE LESM AGAINST Z
lTSELF, with an Intr0duction BY Ry WItk4AR 4
r. STRICKLAND. TEMPERANCE. MUSICIAN
containing great variety OF musie' songs and o
WIN Be ready on the 18th September. --,4
Sept.2. 81, ~ ?
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-07
To saae wholesale Trade.

We now have our wholesale rooms fitted up, and
samples arranged in convenient stls, and our faoi.
ties enables as to sell TO the trade on more advanta
gecus terms than any other house cam and lOw or
svenIOweT, than eastern houses, thus saving the en-
penss Of transportation 10 OOuRtEy merchsats.
urgOOds, in an instances, are what they are 70.
presented TO be-and when sold BY sample shall all
ways be IN conformity with the samples shown.
8 csrs Is taken to have our cases properly packed,
and % guard against injury in transportation.
We solicit osdsTs from parties not visiting eur city;
and will endeayOs, in all instances, 20 satisfy in svey
pAssicaiaz, all who eOAads their orders " us.
Or tAaHks are due to the public foT the very NJ
sEal Patroasgs we have heretofore received and w
shall ain to keep up and increase our avorshk Fspa.
toa q sAs Price, fair dealing nd OOa-seou' beans
Owagd al our patrons.
WIN. N. KOHL 4 co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-25

n discount OF ten cents on each fare will be made TO passengers
purchasing tickets at the Office in Richmond or Petersburg, aud To
those who take the cars where no tickets re sold.
The rates for children are for those over three, and net over
twelve years OF ace.
A Passsnger taken upnta point no; designated, will be required
Z" pay the charge FROM the last designated point; and a passen-
ger desiring to leave the train at a point not designated, viii pay
the charge To- the next place designated.
Passengers taken up at any point on the road, to be set down At
another point on the road, will not be charged less than 80 cents,
and no charge will be made for any distance less than % cents.
No baggage, except small carpet bags, ladies' travelling baskets,
&c, that are not likely to iRjdre the furniture Of the cars, will be
permitted on the passenger cars.
Nothing except wearing apparel, and the usual necessary arti-
the company will not be responsible for goods, specie, bills, notes,
for that only when placed Ia the baggage car.
Passengers are cautioned against attempting TO get on or on the
care, or passing backward and forward on the cars, Whsn Ia
motion.
Passengers will not be permitted to stand on the platforms OF
the ears when In motion.
Passengers arr requested TO KEEP THEIR FEET OFF THE
SEATS, or from otherwise dcfacing the cars.
Please report TO the superintendent any act Of incIyiity or want
OF politeness on the part Of the conductors, baggage masters, tick.
ct agents, OF OtheTs.
Tile Express Train, going either way, will stop to take up or set
down passengers at the Port walthall or Glover Hin functions,
Halfway station and Manchester, and at no other points under any
circumstances.
The Mail Train viii stop at either Of the following named points.
and at mother placess-SVin Greek, Port walthAll Junction, Yen
ley's Crossing, Clover Hill Junction, Halfway Station, KIngsIand
Crossing, GTegory's Crossing, Ilce's Turnout, Philips Crossing.
Temples Turnout and Manchester.
BT OHDER 90 THE BOARD OF DIETCTuHs.
D2O-u THOS. DODAMEAD, Superintendent.
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- WiInI sAIg ,Nn RETAIL ~ A"N

Melo n-Green CItron; Pine
Apple, Nutmeg.
Water MsiYn-Finest kind.
NIstuTtiua4-
AHSfurd-BlAck and White.
OHOiH-SnveT skin; White Por
tugal; yellow and Red.
Olrd.
foIs-ENtra Early; Early May;
Washington, do Franc. do Chart
ton; Dwarf nlue Prussian; DO
hArrowfst. Bishop DwaTfprolihc.
FdrsH ~ Long smooth
French; Guernsey.
Pdraey-Curled.
PeDDer-Large BELL, or Bull
Nose, tomato shaped; Cayenne
HmP kin Large yellow
Field.
RAH6dyJ-Vicioria.
RTddlA-Long SCARLET Short
Top. Scarlet TuTnip: White do,
yellow 10. Long salmon; Black
SAnish.
SIsgfy-or Vegetable Oyster
Plant.
SpiHdcA-Round leaved.
SyHdsh-Early Bush; Bell.
TDIHdtO-LaTgs Red; do Yet
low Egg.
narHiJ-Early Plat Dutch. do
Red Top, Large White Norfolk,
White Globe, Rula Bags; Dale's
Hybrid.
Ucrbs-Annisc; Cauoway;
Thyme, Corlandrr, Lavender.
Sweet Basil; Rosemary; sage;
summer SAyory; Sweet Mario,
rum, Bene.
wM. PALMER.
fe1t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-25

NJorCE-oa ana ansr the isM Of June. 1854, the following
ssr. on The RicHnoHp, fREpEiloEssuRa 4 roronAo RAIL
Road:
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l-ETXTESsIVE STOCK or PIINO FOWTr-

90 EyXTESSiVE IT0Ck or PAM FoUTI-
HH 4: a. 5 4: \ :1s $$$$ $ $5$i $ .:$:: y: :$s: \! $ s. !;
fashionable and eiegabtsyiesnoW in vogue. lie has participated
ia TIE ale % over one thousand n There INSTRUMENTS, to some 81
gna ami North Carolina, aud ih.se which he hash on hand are
iaily equal 90 tone, touch. durability ani elegance Of workm1n-
ship % any heretofore sold. 10 order % keep well supplied, and
20 meet ihe wants Of ,tG.e desiring s0ot Piano Forte, be is scent
9ldest, most reliable aud most distinguished makers Of Piano Fortes
Thols At 2 distance unable 70 VII: Richmond and select In per.
.ured that they wi1be faithfully dealt with, ana A. good 4 piano
for'e sen, them a, n p.r.onslly pTs,sst III. price, and terms
]Fsir gle,, allowed Tor sscosd.hand Piano'in Exchange. Piano
abAiNIkD PAIlS-'o dozen patent .sri Painted Pals, for
"' N"i JUN y tOFbON a SON.
C2}yg 3 svcAHs-'' 'Ol'' dia jSGS s, e s5s e, e, y yoy
M hhLs. CRUSHED SUGAR, 2obbi'. Powdered Sugar, re-
b26 LEWIS wEBB a SON.
0'EEISGF IotT. cnusiiED, AND POWDERED SUGAR.
J1o DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 co.
= EpiIEEEANkAN T%lTFHNG sToNfs, Of ;apenos qaalD
' lf ''Ir Nv gy|I H. 4. WATT.
Ink-i% BOZ. Ee,h Tlgn'''ao Lm', landing this Day per
y" u TYLER.
r. 'sLSIihL olt AIM0Np'-'o vi, .sy ,gpsrgs g. TO.
J'" Druggists.
6 ctsEs EXTRA rlys GUSrowOEg TIA ..s,sllgang Do! Tor
ARoI, Crr ASH. GlHFD nrFgtsGs-g tt. 80. Sorf
hI' 'ihd H-rrnsa, good, ~ avey Wv price 20. i.ty
w H!'s Hn ali,p sgS Sisaa Z INC. @'sa'i p, g5aa'y ybyi rs1, ,i y :
-' ~ yy'I bAEtNPOhf, ALVIN 4 60.
:s.bD nAgs LAGuAY@ MO RIO e9gEEg ~ mls y
1EA Rg,us w@RAPPiN0 pArtn, iarg, and small, In store
V45 WINSTON = JovEs.
Bknhl- Looms " nFDr,ED pHWEs-we invite The
.hi.n o, ~ ru,lc ~ our 'iosk n Dress Goods ipr In
Ess gsa"a Bead sls Eaia striped and Plaid do
9,"5 p,laS'. ssd ti''i. h hT,s.. ''' "'''''
e,'b. o., ~ pa as i@i l l5sS ss,. '' IN " W}T,s s'G e,l rrS1 ssG R R|sssiS nf
res 'NF SICK BE- Infr-s a few very iHrfarfur Black and white
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-25

1911 nv
ArtichOf-Largc Globe.
RcdHs-LArgc Lima; Small do,
Red Cranberry, Scarlet Runners;
broad Windsor.
Six
Weeks, do Mohawk; do China; DO
Valentine DO, Half Moon; Re ugec
lWn TO one Red Cranberry.
se-EaTly Blood Turnlp
Rooted; do yellow do 10; Long
Blood; White Silesian; ffeneh
Sugar, Mangcl Murtzyl.
Broc(i-Purple Cape; White
Cape.
CiIbbdgc-Early York; Larg~
do, Early sugar Loaf. do Batter
sea do ONhrart, do Nanack, do
Nuupareii; Fiat Dutch, Drum
head, Large bergen, Green Curl.
cd Savoy, DrumleAd Savoy; Red
Dutch Tor Picking.
IdtalHOBrer-EaTly and Late.
CeerV-White solid; Red do.
CfrruA-Iong Orange Early
II0rn, Altringhan. White Yield
Cr@s-CuTled or Pcppergrass.
Commercially frame, do
Cluster, Long Grrsn; Long Green
southgat-; White spinsj, Cher.
Kin.
Gyp-EaTly Sugar; do Tusca-
ruTa. 10 yellow.
Endire-Green CuTled.
Egy Plant.
hdie-siberian euTled, Rape
or Cole.
Lrsk-Large Scotch.
Lnuce-Royal White Head;
Ice Drumhead; white Co.'S;
brown Dutch; Curled India or
Cape.
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ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,

Is Richmond, Va, on the Dock.
r. "crnor ". ScSweeS Vain and franklin. You'd eSi attsS.
ton 70 bis beautiful assortment OF RosEwooD, MAHOGANY and
m. Furniture /, aade OF the very beat materials, in the most 81.
Ts ~ in ~ a. ~ - e.. 70 r W. sSJcIr ~ ~ uoIsIy yr;RSiTy-RE Of
an w. Se,erisa 4 az Win 4 40 a. vel 10 ss an md md esonine his .,otS SeoTr
articles OF the same quality can he bought in any ofih- Northern
sh t. iSG a asfs spR sH2sii MITT TR ssRs a ami Si' FE EAT iI2p Sr 6s o4 hIs
own manufacture, With all articles in the UPHOLSTERY LINE.
UNDERTAKlSG.-To hi, branch Of business he VIII give perso-
execute orders at the shortest notice: lie viii keep constantly on
S @MD n / ,l IEsE es fort men Of READY MADE ooffiNS' Of III sizes
Tssp.troaaee ofiosH Aad country is respectfully solicited.
HARDwARE AND CuTLfJlY FoR THE sIIING
H-l.t1 InNps NV I TsPfsnf .! ret our .h.I q = :; % county oaRii!
whose fayors have extended to Us, and invite their attention to our
rsesiv d and opened Tor the Spring trade. He will name some Of
the / se s4ias a a5a'S ar.. .h Blade.
weeding, Killing. aad Grabbing Hoes
RaIors and SCISSORS Of Bltcher,, wosienhoIm's, and Rodger.
Ea;7s; and Fork. Of every as'e5igd2s ,
Copper wash Kettles
Sup p ST Is M Sa nri Ses PsTa es,i nice for making soup
spta;,i n and ss a@a n' Of even, er'i laa
Horse shoes, gardsnl. make, and erHn's Horse Nails
Wrought aud Cat Nails; ali sizes
Hammer. IIa1ehs,; and Adre' an'irs'A
Hand Panuel' Tenant, MN, Pit, and cra.@Cut sa
Counter Scales and Patent balances, Platform scaleI
Brass, Britannia, and lin SpiiiooEs
BJllnWs. Auvi's, AMI Vice; Fi,s q every description
AugeT, Chisels, MAliets, Squares, and BevIls
Bench aud Moulding Planes
Horse aud Mule Collars and Blind Brides
Coffee Mills Of all kinds; Manila Rope from 4 to " inch
Mayors CastStcc. all sizes and shapes, commonly used
Safety Fuse Of the best quality
Viewers Reed aud steel Sleys
Brown and Blcached Shoe Thread
Masouis Challenge Backing
Horse, shoe, Goth, Tooth, Hair, Floor, ~scruhblnE and Counter
Brushes, with every other article usually found In houses In our
line OF business, all Of which haze been bought Gr cGt, and wall
be offered on The very best terms.
We WHuld BE- happy to show our gooisto all who wish any thing
Ia our way, ard will do the hest We can TO make 10 20 their interest
T. buy uf 49,. ROBERrsON, GATES 4 RADCLIFFE,
mhE2 No. e. Sign Of the Anvil.
HD EGULNH LINE az DUNTs FOI
$@"es 30 LN~NCmnUMG.-The Canal Boat.