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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-24
AUCTION SALES
THIS DAY.

VRUsTEEs SALE OF FARM IN HEN
Il RICO, NEAR FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
hOAD, ABOUT MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND.
by virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed to the suscr
Der by James /. Sutton, Jr, benring date
and duly recorded in Henrieo County Court shall in
execution OF said trust Deed proceed to sell public
auction tho promises, on TUESDAY. the lstb of
January 1853 commencing ~ o'clock il fair if NOT
the next fair day at the hour, the of land ia
Henrlco adjoining Francis Staples, &C. continuing se
land being the conveyed u said Sutton bv
James b. Taylor and wife, and situated very near The
Richmond and fredericksburg Railroad.
The terms will be made known on the day of sale
w. GODDIN
jas Auct
The above sale isunavodaby postponed until MON
DAY next. 24th January, at o clock, NJ. ialg
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do % General Agents.
CITATIONS OFFICE, No. 5 South 4th
- etreeI.
Lot all the world say what they can.
70 selling prizes STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No Alan S:
% 80 80 5 10 SO 60 AZ 81 40 II.
HafNos II AZ co. prize of $500, sold and paid by
Drawn Nos of Delaware extra, 5--Jan 6:
ia 90 80 16 IS 2s 20 81 As To.
Ticket Nos % 80 As another sold and paid hy
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Of Delaware extra. 9-Jan IL:
AZ SO 80 75 Sc II IL IS 67 40 Is "A TO-
sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos of Delaware No 1e-Jan IL:
8 40 II 80 10 46 81 81 90 10 81 81.
Whole Ticket Nos Il 40 60, another of s 000 sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, extra 16-Jan Is:
25 SO &c 40 10 AZ 63 SO II 40 %.
Ticket Nos 8 SO AZ, another one sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, extra IS:
Al , 63 90 "a SO Is 81 So l2 81 76 49,
Ticket Nos IL 33 g. another sold and paid by
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No 14-Jan IL:
Al 63 40 81 55 SO IL SO 10 10 so.
Ticket Nos 81 Al g. mother one sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No 15-Jan 10:
81 3 "a 40 &c II 60 80 20 46 81.
Ticket Nos II 40. prize of 500 sold and paid by
sTRATTON.
Dawn Nos Delaware. No l6-Jan 49,
~ AZ % 81 So AZ 3e ~ 6l IL 5 10 20.
~ : F' . '' sTRATT ION y
Drawn Nos of Delaware, extra, l6-Janusry 20:
25 IS SO 46 "a SO 40 81 4 a 49,
Drawn Nos OF Delaware, No 17-Jan 90:
5 IA so 25 Sc 3 81 AZ 46 l3 10 Is.
Drawn Nos ofDeaware. extra, la-Iaa SO
81 43 % IS 46 SO 81 SO Sc 4 80 76.
Ticket Nos so 50 76 another one sold and paid by
SITUATION.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No ls-Jan.l;
AZ SO 81 Is IA "a CT IS so G2 II o.,
MONDAY Delaware, No l9-Capital; $4,000. rs
Nos, IL drawn. Tickets Sc.
TUEsDAY-Delaware, extra. No 2l-Capital: g..
500 SO Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81
TUESDAY-Delaware No 2o-Capital $33, OOO.-
10 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets IS
Observation-Disclosures No21-CapitaI $50, oOo
~ Nos. IL drawn. Tickets So
THURsDAY-pelsware, OK. No aa--capitel, o., ooo
IS Noss ls drawn, Tickets 81 %.
THURSDAY-Delaxare, No ,aa--Capital; a0,ooo-
70 Nos, ID drawn Tickets IS.
FRIDAY-Delaware, No .23-Capital: s12, 5O0 rs
Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81.
sATURDAY--Delaware, extra, Noa5-Capitsl: g.
900. Is nos, Is drawn. Tickets
SATURDAY-Delaware,N No 24-Captal: $50, 50O.--
70 Nosu 10 drawn. Tieketa $40.
lP Buyers referred to my list of prices which ale
registered at the oce proof Of what has boon done
and every drawing continues to increase the number
sold and paid by me-
Orders for packages certificates single tickets in
the above schemes, and mall the lotteries, promptly
tended to, and drawings sent when requested Please
address orders to
dc 80 N, STRATTON Richmond Va
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAVIS.

pOOTS. SHOES AND HATS AT AUC-
- TION.-On WEDNESDAY, tho Goth Janua-
ry will sell at 10 o'clock. auction store large
of fresh desirable Goods fer winter saes
consisting Of
Gents fine Calf Boots
Mems and boys heavy winter Boots
Mems Hungarian do do
Mems and boys sewed and pesgsd Bsosues and
Brogans
Youths Boots and Shoes
Women and Misses Buskin Ties Boots &c
Silk Hats, Sole Leather, &c
TERMs-Under $780, cash; SlOO, and over months
otedit for approved paper
DAVENPORT, ALLRN CO.
ia Aucts
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-24

h. h MINOR,
Attorney Mt Law, Richmond, Va.
TTENDS promptly to all business in his profession
to which he is now exclusively and assiduously de
voting himself To enable him the better to discharge
s duties as Counsel and Attorney for the Richmond
Building Fund Company" he has.resunled his commits.
sion as Notary Public. and will also perform all the
acts appropriate to that Office
- Office No. 3, Law Building po6-tf
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NEW CROP ORLEANS MOLAssEs, in

NEW CROP ORLEANS HOLAssEs, iu
~ store, for sale by
ia "a L. H. SKINKER.
DALE AND DARK BKANDY, part old and
Il fine
Game. Bourbon and Tuscaloosa Whskcy
Holland and Scheidam Gin
Irish and Scotch Whiskey
Sherry Wine, different grades
Port Wine, some very good
For sale by
ia24 WILLIAM EGGLESTON
nNE-EIGWTH AND ONE-QUARTER
~ CASKS MADEIRA WINE ofmy importa
ja24 WILLIAM EGGLEsToN.
TX BBLs MOUNTAIN BUCKwHEAT
IL FLOUR, in barrels and smaller packages, warrant
cd first rate, for sale by
jazz RAGLAND & BROTHER.
DOLL BUTTER-A few packages really choice
jas4 RAGLAND & BROTHER
NEW BACON AND LARD, for sale by
IN ia "a RAGhAND & BROTHER. .
EHOR HIRE, negro girl about l6 years old. APP
ja24 RAGLAND Il BROTHER.
GRAND EXHIBITION OF sTATUARY.
TIME largest col lection in the world, comprising
n 600 Figures, de signed toreptesent the leading
events In the Life othe Saviour from the annnncation to
the Virgin Mary to the Ascension of Lord, repre-
scented by 81 groups and occupying space goo feet in
length-each scene having appropriate RELIEF
PAINTING executed by the celebrated Artist, T. c.
Barthomew Esq., which alone is worth the price of adj
mission. Now open at No 10 Main street. below the
| City Hotel, from 10 O'Clock A NJ till o'clock p NJ
EFsAn extra exhibition will be given Thursday
and Saturday afternoons from3 till o'clock, exclusive
| ly for servants.
Admission 25 cts; children under 10 years of age
| half price.
EYTckets for sale all of the principal bookstores.
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Second Auditor of Virginia for 30 wears a 1nts
nl. services to the public after tho LIST day of January
o. ae Will as agent, purchase and sell State Stock. p.nl
S:ochs, stocks and Bonds of Railroad Companies sS
able Stocks ~ 'oiiP''oh OIL market
lie will, for moderate compensation aet % a.+
f sef OF stocks sold by persons residing at dis
he;ue chmaad and particularly State stocks
the same and will collect and remit Interest and 6
payable In Richmond all descriptions OF stocks and
also claims on the public treasury. " --'0"'' "'lA
J. b., Jrr being well known throuebopt ,h. s,...
'esms IL unnecessary to aaaex any references. '
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MEssRs. WILSON & WALDEN.
RT1STS,
lT0 Main Street Jun sfair.l
Opposite the Banks.
w ooLD respectfully call the attention of the citi
" zens OF hlchmond to their Manoehromatie Paint
lhgs which styles taught in few lessons Also thpn
s anu INK Drawing and the art Of taking miniatures with
'ha PEN u AS B1lwer poeticaly writes
70 eneath the rule of men entirely great
u, The pen rs mighter than the sword"
The ladies' and gentlemen are invited to can aud ;.
visit. N'"' VIII ahpy repay
ia L
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-21

to devote to IT, this letter would have produced good
results
Respectfully, gentlemen, your friend and servant
Messrs Sherman Pettigrew. NICHOLAS DEAN.
NEW YORK, March ~, 1850.
MEssRs. SHERMAN & PETTIGREw-
Gentlemen am in the receipt OF your note, call.
ing my attention to your plan Of rail track for Broad
way, and asking my opinion of it, in view Of the OBJ
for travel This, believe is the substance Of your
queries. From an examination of your plan for the
rail, think objection can be made TO it on the
score OF interference with the general travel; the
at the surface, and diminishing from that would per
init OF vehicles running upon it, crossing the track
at any angle, without any injury. An important
point to be considered under the head of distractions
is, whether carts engaged in deposting or removing
merchandise from the business portions Of the street
can do so without being hndered by the passage OF
cars. The carriage way Of Broadway, from curb TO
curb, is about forty feet in width, and your double
track, with cars upon it, will occupy, during their
passage, thirteen feet laid down upon your plans
this will leave between the curb stones and cars q
distance of thirteen and half feet; cart backed
against the curbstone will require about thir-
teen feet, leaving ample room for the passing
of your cars, without interference with persons
gagged in the delivery OF merchandise. With regard
to the general travel while the rail track may be
rode upon or crossed in any direction without injury
to private vehicles, am OF opinion that the effect at
the track will be to throw open the travel uniformly
to the right and left; thus rather promoting than
interfering with the facilities Of movement; the
serious stoppages and delays now encountered in
passing through the lower part of Broadway would
thus be avoided. am of opinion that the sidewalks
of Broadway, below the Park and in the exclusively
business portions of the street, unusually wide,
and might be reduced at least five feet upon each
side, with advantage to the public interests and the
space thus gained thrown into the carriage way,
where it would be of more service. Accompanied
with the Russ pavement, which you propose to lay in
conjunction with your track your plan presents
strong inducements for its adoption. Yours, &C.,
JOHN I. DODGE.
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90. -
United States Uisssfet Court.
Before Hon. Judge Belts.

- - 70aVIV II0TI' JUWgE btII3.
JAN. ls--A few returns Of process Ncro nodo
inc Judge said, that as Judge Hall. who had hee,
suing ~ THIS Court for some days past. was OBLIGED
10 caye town, and TO other Judge coming on 10 lake
ms pace, Inc District Cont would he adjourned
occupied for The Under Of tie week ia tbn tis, NJ
GSllh,.tai cases ~ Tie Circuit Court TIE District
WIN W. Y ~ .nlunL Nd ~ tLl s.lnA-A
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Superior Court.


Of the said grant.
Jacob Sharp, John Anderson,
Freeman Campbell, j. II. Flana san.
W. b. Reynolds, ;. V. Bagley,
James Gaunt Peter b. Sweeney
1. Newton Squire Charles b. White,
VIM A. Mead, i. w. FOshay,
David Woods Robert f. Ring
J. L. O'Sullivan. Thomas Ladd
VIM. NJ. Pulls, Concklin Sharp
Jonathan Rowe, Samuel J.. Titus,
John w. Hawkes., Alfred Martin
James W. Faulkner. ~. Randolph Martin.
Henry Dubois, VIM. Henzes,
John j. HOLSTER, Charles H. Glover,
Preston Sheldon, Gershon Cohen.
Sworn before me this 10th, 18th, and 18th days
Of January, A. ID. 1853
SYLVESTER lay Commissioner or Deeds.
Csfy md Couaty Of Mem York.-Jacob Sharp and
John l.. O'Sulyan, both of the city Of New York,
being severally duly sworn say That the said
Jacob Sharp Is the President and the said John l..
O'Sulvan Is the NicePresident, of the Broadway
hallway Association an association formed pursuant
n the resolution Of the Common Council authorizing
she construction Of railway In Broadway; and that
they have had cognZancc generally of the proceed
ings TO obtain permission Of the said Common Coun-
Gil to construct the said railway, and to organize
raid association. That, in the opinion Of these do
ponents the construction Of said railway according
10 the terms OF the said resolution will not only moi
De nuisance, but will be great public benefit both
10 the persons living and doing business on Broad.
way, and to the citizens generally; and that the fol-
lowing are of the reasons for such opinion -
Broadway il now crowded with vehicles, particu-
ry at certain hours Of the day 20 lead to excess
sive confusion and danger and frequently TO great
aetention, and injury 10 person and property. The
annexed tables exhibit The facts therein set forth
according to observations which these depOncnts
caused Il be carefully and faithfully made, at two
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-10
TEVIs * BARBAROCX,

HYDRAULIC FCUADeY, LoUleN LIE, KY,
A RE now making and keep constant! cn hi d; cast
N iron Screw Pipes J, u; u -, ? e and men
bore suitsBe steam. water. &c 70 v BIZ they
respe riully invite the atruiien oi hafoso' o "a
Water Companies and al Diners in want Of cheap ana
durable Pipe.
ALSo-Siill Machinery cf the most appreFeo pat
terms fsa &c g. order; iron torct ahd lat nPs
oI various sizes aud kinds. always on land IL" ateo
Lard Timber and Mill - 81 tte lowest Pfiets Gar
heels and other castings for karoads-JoO NoIk OF
ali kinds proi,tlv niteIded They Hre also tht sole
in The Me-t boys ~ Frenoh's Patent
Hub Noriicing Machines for carriage ana ~agcn
,aI - xVi,b one of these machines man cab 40
pore work in 81 DAY and do il heier thanhe can DO
in nye ,iaHs vilhout IL One CT these machines
he sean In oper lion al Mr. G. DECKER's II this place,
who Is the authorized Agent for th and the adjoining
counties
orders distance enclosing the money or sat1s-
factor, references prompilS attended 20. Ja,29l ly
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A. ID. RUSYAN,
" L K Z q A \ I I 4 Z . *
i49, MAIN sTREET.

LOUSY ILI.t. NE = Nt n y
VS race;virc ,rre and sul,.rior so,h 81 Spring an
1 summer GooIs, OF the best make and material. a
in ever, color aud st,le. F. bolleA q rus ess'ifeo
Veryiers: best prap DCom Fren,h Cloths and " O.
SKINS SimoI,is SATIN D'Sorc Cloths an" bpeski Els
cho Doe and Cassimeres; large stock o. tehs n
ln,,lish and American Fancy CasSimeres NJ iew ana
beauul styles patterns nj drsigns, Linen brills oI
The very FIST quality, white and coiored beautiiui an
r Vesur. ever brought 10 Louisvil PLAIN aud aBcy
Silk SIX and li-n Vaineas. Cashnercs aud stns W
eat variety a new article Of Morie Anu ue afd Bro
yhue and coIsred Marseillcs, Of elegant quality
and st,e yery rich tasty goods; isrge stock oi
G..,' Furnishing Goods Of al kinds aud of tas best
quality.
H's SS"ds Of superior quality, Thieh experience
has proreH 10 be the cheapest. .
r--'rhe well known and distinguished Cutter, Mr..
WARREN W. V ELLS, presides over the cuilnS ds-
nartmert All or Alled with ION tues. .., .2ef
~. a. y SNi AN'
apo-3md Proprietor
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WATCHES, CLocKs AND JEwELRY

TX THE subscriber thsnkful for past liberal paf
80 ronage. ould fully iform the public. and
sA the Ladies III partcElar that he has Just received
arge and very fine assortment Of "a ATCHE>, JEW
ELY CLOCKS and all other articles usually found in
Jew elers shop which he and UtH sell at prices as
low the. be bought IN elhrr cits His stock
con siss in part Fine Gold md Silver Watches, Gold
Guard, Fob. and Vest Chains Plain - q Sett hings,
Diamond Kings, Gold Pencils. Fire HUhti Q Lockes.
G. Guard and Fob keys. Fine Seals and Bu kie. Gold
Pens. lafge assortIn' at OF ladies' and Gentemens
Breast Pins splendid lot Of Earrings. both lr and
Hoops Silver Table and Tea SOons isrr Pencils ana
tension PenhoIeers. Silver lhimbles, beauuiul lot
OF fne Pearl Carr Gases Portmphiss SAuxeniers snc
host of other articles all OF the newest Ales- all ,n
and TAX Look il is rOulle 10 show Sucn
nice things Every hns sold is warranted q be as REP
resented. b bliI hobff,
anl-3m Main Street. bet " alter aud First.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

V..K. HENDRICKS & Co. have received a
yRWy general assortment sf their large S;rn. stock
sK0f Gf BOOTS AND SHOES. OF all kinds suited TO
~ - this market Their supply comes directly from
Faseru sznufactarers of the bsst repue Their pur-
hase and contracts made very early before the
prices had adyane, IL They conlne thcs attention
fAs SrasoS bEsHsss atone. and have facilities for
Offering articles OF good quality, Ut prices quite low,
as any other Wholesale house ia the West They invite
the attention sf CoUsray MERCHANTS 10 their stock to
which theT receive regular additioHs throughout
the Spfirg season.
ITheir supplies for the RETAIL TRlD are to com
priss usl1l variety for Spring ard summer wear
--adlp. u 20 ages, purses aud tastes OF all S
lnhJ Mtl Strs1t, E1lr tn Bank.
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HALLS PATENT ooNcRETE SAFES

PATENTED August ~, lS+9. Warranted from
l. damp and mould as well as lre PROOF; s,r. NJ,
We arr. ma nuf ufacturiug the above superior SAFE az
our establishment Columbia street. between broaa-
way and Sycamore streets, No. 49, and have cohstls
on hand good assortment. a.
These Safes are a better article, as II REGARDS nre
proof quality and dryness than any other manuae'ur'
cd i'm the United States. A..
We saw further, that no manufacturer dare RISK the
reputation of their Safes by testing one etlua III si-o
and thick uess with ours, on a fair trial py hre
Should they, or any OF them concludc TO 40 go, we
will furn,h them u safe free of charge pro'ueu " oo''
not on tria, prove to be :he best article o,nc co
They can he baG a: the Fact ry, No. 49,
street. Cincinnati Ohio and ia The State oil ihdi'a
'"H HoRSBR0OK q woODARD, Evansville.
FRY & MAXWELL; Madison.
MUNFORD. g. HOOKER. Lafayette.
JH. VAGIN, indianapolis
W.T.. DENNIS & CO. Richmond.
nar.s
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HnLIARD SALOON.
coRNER - MAIN ~ flRst slhEE1

CORNER sND FIRSr s1REETs'
(EatrGRce FFrSt Sfretf.)
rT,Ht upder,igurd have pur,hased this well known
l Saloon and entirely reft'ed AID reiurnisheo ". IL
Is now in particular agreeable place o. resort
being provided with excellent Tables and ever I'M le
rssary for the comfort aDd pleasure OF visitors Inc
propretors will give the person attention To The "a
loon anc spare no trouble in making the .Is''s OF telr
friends pleasant Connected with The Billiard Saloon
bul on the grounl floor. is Bar proy'deu VIVID tns
brest brands OF liquors and cigars The old patrons
Of the saloon and The public generally are Invited 70
call q IhOs. ~ .os,it Ssi,
ABbEhl bOh
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WuOLESaLE DRY GOODS.

JOHNSON d FRENCH have no. on hand one OF ',e ,e
J best selected stocks OF Dry Goons eve, onvie W
The taJ of Eyausye consisting of every thing in that
line which they offer for sale as favorable terms as
any House in the West. Their soc has been selected
from first ands and manufacturers Countr! merchants
and dealers generally invned TO give them caii
The, can Icge sell as low and on as IA
yoabio terms as the same quantities can be purchased
,,har in or out oi Eyansyiiie. tap20l
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U.
IF STARKs, Secretary.
AGENTS WANTED, fer the above Association. TO
whom will be paid a eommisso that will neit from
IS to l5C dollars per month The Agency offers the great
est Inducements to Young men desirous oftrayeEg
visiting different sections Of country. the bu ses. IS
pleasant and agreeable. For further particulars IN
Quire al the Office. ar Of
CHURCHILL HORNBRO0K. Agrs.
marie. lyd&w Water ST. Evansville Ind.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS
At the wall Paper aud Lamp store

JOHN DEvEREUX, JR.. MAIN STREET., BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND.
THE undersigned hereby returns his thanks to the
J. citizensa Evansville and vicinity for the liberal
Patronage fetofore bestowed on m and would
respectfully call their attention 10 his present ard
beautiful sto;k, uprising tio iIss patterns OF Hall,
dining toom cham ber ani other Papers Of superior
qualities. IIIs stock Of Gold pariOr Paper is
most complete an,I VIII vie with any house in the
West They ready FER the inspectienof per
SO who mfy favor him with call. No trGuhls to-
ow goods. misj JOHN G. DE yEEREUX.
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nrssEs CowDSN & BARKER,

~ WOULD respectfully invite the att 'ntion Of -,
ca the Ladies' OF Evansville ana vicinity, TO ~
~ large a nd beautiful selection OF X IN G. ~
N I1LINERY that they have lust receive from New
York and surpassed In ths ey Tor variety stvle
and haau,y Those in want Of handsome cheap Bonnets
Ribbons Flowers Msntellas &c. would do we'll to cal
ON Main street between Water and First streets,
side who're overy endeavor will be made to please the
" B. MilIincrs and Apprentices wanted ap2
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80 FAk uERS AN ID MECHANICS gl
EALTH ASSOCIATIO ONI
Cleveland Ohio ~ Lafayette, Ind
PITAI $40, 900.

THIS is an Association OF Farmers. Mechanics and
J. Workingmen generally, for the mutual ass stance
of each other in case OF sickness or accident
By the payne of the Admission Fee OF 81 80, atthe
time of making application: and II the hrst Annual De-
post within ten days, you will become Lie Memoer
and will be enttea to Weekly Benr1t if you shoul
be disabled by Sick Accident from pursuing
ordinary business occupation Females insured against
sickness common To both sexes.
" DEPOSITS.
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= WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

TIOPktNS ~ - would say 10 Iielf fr1cD06
L aud customers ,hat they receiving their
FuII supplies for the : PkIAG TRADE. towiie they
respectfali, invite the attention Of ALT as eomprsing
and carefully selected assortment the nerest
-Signs in Dress GoOds ard the most desirable OF al
I,,,ts 80 FORkicN AND DOMESTIC FABRICS. Our
= of Emu, -ddeTies Is large. c1nipusBg every
81 =; >, ytV OF UnaeI sleeves. Under Hdkfs-; Fino
linen Cambric a.. Collars. S>eonetand swiss polnnss
Edgings aud Insertions Plain ahl hmhro'deFrd ~ =
snrp,, and tsr,.,in :, Iins and Laces tine
Painted Shades TrimRngs; Grscs % -, 80 s5It
inte SILK; Miiis. Fine Fans Parasois. an" ,,.,r-
thing have store suffice il ~ say tha our st,eS W.
be taore complete this tkaI ever ana henE se
terined in sea- our goods ~, We ask ah eNaisoh
Of our stock by the coIsTrdfity III general. mio"
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AND BUGGY MAKINeh

CARNI1AO6 1ND d
n rESSRS SATERIEE & DE'GA RMO have
vi hand good assortment of one Pni two b@rSe tsar
riares Rockawa,s and Buggies manufactured al their
own shon after IN, most approved and modern stN les
W.ssr, s. Il Dec will prompu. fli all or,ie for
tom work in the neaicst and most substantial manner,
and not surpassed 10y Eastern manufacturers, eth IN
oualitv or price. They have experienced Carriage
BIacs smith does up The Iron work III shle to
be exccled. apply
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DRESS GOO ODS-Just received large ana beau
tifuI assortment of Cfros de Rhin, Brocade. Lew
sand figured Silks Satin du Chin, Turk and Vest
inr satin Lawns Shallies, Organdies and Grenadines
Il .rage de LANES and barred and dotted swisses &c-
,ludng all iiefies OF iashonabie ana desirable
Irss, Goods Trv us-ws defy competition.
anoo JOHNSON d FRENCH.