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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-06

GENERAL REMARKS.
FLoUR-We note little animation in tho market.
Holders of country superne ask "a s7la$5 per bb but
shippers appear indisposed to operate to any
GRAIN-We have no alterations to note in the prices
of either Wheat Corn and therefore continue former
quotations.
PRovIsIoNs-Market stationary as to prices. Supply
fair and demand good
FIsH-One two small cargoes arrived at whsves
during the week; but the supplyfs still limited.
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BY GEORGE. SUMMER


q tAKGO SALE OFF SUGAR, Nz0I.ASsEs,
~ BACON AMI WHI-kEY AT AGGTION--O On
TUESDAY, the 10th Instant commencing O'Clock,
we Will sell on the wharf Rockets the cargo of the
schr Mary Eliza, from New Orle ans, consisting Of
lOl hhds choice Sugar
81 hbs refined loaf Sugar
90 do powdered do do
80 do prime retailing Molasses
SO hhds new and prime Bacon Sides and Shou
ders
IT'S bbs Cincinnati recfed Whiskey
81 bags fresh Pecan Nuts
TERMs-Al sums under S 90 cash: over that amount
months credit for approved paper
KENT. PAINE & KENT,
wy6 Anctioneers
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NH This House is now nful operation, and
WAL those who arefond ofthe good things
$iot this lte are respectfully invited to call and Sc
%unti o'clock, and snacks served up at all hours
Just drop in and partake of good dinner at O'clock
which hour suits all merchants you then sit and
discuss 1t and feel yourself at home Suppers ordered
from this House shall be promptly served up sent to
any part OF the city In addition the above we have
nal by Caracco. Every should see that as there no
other extant, and free exhibition that Our liquors
are fine and will compare with any in the city Call and
fee
NH 25 p q KJNJRROTIcry
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~ sUTHEKLAND, opposite
kNS4A-SSAssS the Earmerx, Rnnlr offars ~ s.Is

S~Nfsga@a n SUTHERLAND, Opposite
S~~-s---ShS@ the Farmers Bank, offers for sala
an extensive assortment of the following articles at very
low prices, wholesale and RETAIL consisting of supern,
and other Fish Hooks; Artificial Files. Minnows Frogs
&c; silk hair and gut Lines spun and plated silk do
hemp do; Canton sea silk gut fancy cork
and quill Floats gut hair and other Snoods Sues deep
sea Bows Trout Baskets Fishing Books walking stick
and jonted cane reed Fishing Rods, brass Reels drink
ing Cups, &c &c.
fg Merchants and others are invited to call and ex
anline before purchasing. nah 24-tf
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From the Fincastle Democrat April /, 1858
.By the way. would say word for friend,
John H. Anthony, Columbian Hotel Buildings those
going to Richmond, and wanting landing there, to
brush up little. lust think the finest kind of hat
for SO So and fine ealfskin sewed boots for SO He
promises to do this, and know he can, for we saw
him do 1t. apl3
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NEW BOOKS.
Just ecei by
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D'Aubigne's History the Reformation vol S, price
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THE subject ofthis volume being the English
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II lucrative EMPLOYMENT FO X
IL EITHER SEX.-The undersigned still continues
to send TO ladies' gentlemen, accurately rtten in-
structions in three beautiful arts requiring previous
knowledge, triAng outlay and producing articles in
be easily realised from SIS $40 per day. The whole
will be punctuay returned Immediately upon the receipt
of 81, postpaid. Address
A. d. LAVASSE,
ap 29-2aw5t Harrisburg. Pa ~
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Ac.-The sub
Il scrber having purchased the stock Of goods be.
longing to The estate Of f. M Newburn deceased, and
opened at the store formerly occupied by him. takes this
method OF inviting his ends the customers OF Mr. New
burn and the public generally, to call and examine his
goods He will keep constantly hand general assort
ment of Hardware pocket and table Cutlery edge Tools
&c, which he will sell at very low prices.
A. B. CLARKE
an II Corner Franklin and 18th sts
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TO THE PUBLIC.

IaNHE subscriber has taken the Powhatan House in
Il the city of Richmond and is prepared entertain in
the best manner members of the Legislature and the
yelling public generally.
Having thoroughly repaired andnewly aud handsome
yrnished this well known ana popular hotel pleasant,
y and conveniently located Broad and Governor st
near the Capitol and City Hail. he feels assured that he
will be enabled to give satisfaction those who may IA
your him with their patronage
no TT r. DARRACOTT
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I TNHON m0TEL ron RENT ORLEAsE.

MON HOTEL FOR RENT ORI.EA {.
1.-THE above hoel is for rent lease. It is silua
ted In the City otRiclmond al the of Main and
18TH streets, quite the Dock which ia soon to
be completed and very convenient the depo,s of The
Danville and Central Railroads. The Hotel was thor
oughy altered and repaired, about two years ago aad
is now in the most perfect order. It has sccommo-
datlons equa any ether Hotel this city, and
aterng inducements to any disposed to enga in
bookkeeping Richmond is daily increasing in wealth
and populaon, and the location of th. Hotel 10 part|
efthe city where business to CENTRE
IT o those who may wish engage in The business
The rent will be reasonable good tenant Appy NIL
my2 TOLER a. COOK Aoents
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q. II. LUCK,
Stock and Land Warrant A &c

q. II. LUCK,
Stock and Land Warrant "A gemcy,
GOVERNOR STREET.
STOCK BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
hNHE highest price paid for Land Warrants Gold and
i Silver wanted
- Prize tickets in all Lotteries sold in Lotteries
under the management of R. France Il Co, will be
promptly paid by me- and all enquiries relative to the
business of r. France Co. addressed to them ich
mond, will meet with prompt attention.
my2 c. B. LUCK.
VEWELRY.-A large assortment of every descrp
- ton for sale by
my ELIAS HALE, log Main st.
EeEATED SEWING BIIsDS-A large assert
Il ment On hand; also, plated Spool Strands new and
convenient article for sale manufacturers prices by
my ELIAS HALE, LOG Main
EnA DOZEN COATS SPDOl. COT
e9OO TON just received and for sale at low prices
by ELIAS HALE,
my LOG Main street.
TLAY PHAs.--600 bushels in bushel bags
~ for sale very low by
my JOHN WOMBLE & CO.
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NOE1GE-
ShE ANNUAL meeting of stockho1fr RS of the Rich
"A mond and Petersburg Railroad Company will be
held IN the office at Richmond Tuesday, 3lst Nav
1853, at I2 O'clock
ap 30 JNO WILLIAMS, ,rraasnrar
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A tHINA HALL.-By the ships Tonanonda and
" America, from Liverpool the subscriber is in re-
eeiPt OF ms spring importation of CHINA AND EAR
FHENWARE. direct from the nufactores. and .bv
the pack cts from New York and Boston, his supplies Of
GLASS. LOOKING GLASSES FANCY GOODS
&c. Having one OF the best assortments he has ever
offered in which many aud desirable patterns
ana ms whole stock having been purchased before the
recent rise In Earthenware and GLASS; he able to offer
great Inducements to those in of any article in his
line. n HIGH 4 w a m, "S
mn I2-5m No 78 Main street.
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EW DAGUERREAN GALLERY.-The
attention OF the public is particularly invited to the
new Daguerrean Gallery of Messrs. MINNIS & WAT
son, No. li6, a few doors below the Exchange Bank
and nearly opposite Alex Duyals Drug store wherel
they have newly and neatly fitted up Rooms the pur
pose of carrying the Daeuerreotype business in il
latest and most approved style, They possessed
all the latest improvements, and pledge themselves I'd
give pictures such will warrant entire satisfaction and
inferior to at prices from 81 upwards Call and
examine the beautiful specimens Of the art whether vot
wish pictures not
MINIS & WATSON
LAG Main street. Richmond, and Sycamore streeti
May 4--l0t. petersbnr,r Va
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tAADEs sFEUS, NAhhAs :,
AZ WHOLESAi.E AND REGA

aAAHt - 80 y = - AeA@ah =
Az WHOLkSAi.E AND REIA
AspurHy4s-White Giant
IFtic4ofs-Largc Glnbc.
bsiHa-iarge Lama, SMALL do,
Red Cranberry, ScArie; Runners,
broad Windsor.
S'i'iI Bsdns- EariyYellow, Six
Weeks, do MOhhwk. do China, do
Valentine du,hall Moon, Re ugce
IUUU o. one, lied Cranberry.
bsrt-EATly Blood Turnip
Rooted, do Yellow do do, Long
blood, White siiesian; French
sugar, Maugci MgrtEel.
b~Uuo-!-F.rplu Cape; White
Cape.
tIbiuy~-Early York, Large
!u, Early sugar Loaf, do Batter
sea. do UNhvart; do Nauack, do
SuurIrUii; Fiat Dutch, Drum
head, Large Bergen, Green Curl
vd savoy Drumiicad Savoy, Red
Dutch Tor Picking.
complementary and Late.
CelerY-Whitc Solid, He'd do.
tfffut-LNuE orange larry
Horn; AitriugnAm, White FIELD
CrcsY-Curi,d OF PcpperrrasB.
CuciuHo,f-Eariy Frame, do
Cluster; Long Gre,u, Long Green
SDuthEatc, white spiucd, Cher
kin.
COrH-Eariy Sugar, do Tusca-
rora; do lcIl0w.
EHdirs-Green Curled.
Eyg FldHL
hdi,--siberiAn cuflcd; Rape
or Cole.
Loot-Large Scotch.
L.tiUo,-isuyai White Head,
Ice DTumhcad, white Co.'s,
Brown Dutch, Curlcd India OF
Cape.
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IL.
Veto n-Green Citron; PIN,
Apple, Nutmeg.
HafeT -Nsi0H-Finest Kind.
AusfuyfitlFt.
MHs!drf-Black and white.
Onoin-SilVrr Skin, White Por
tugal, yellow and Red.
Otrd.
F.ds-Extra Early, Early May
Washington, do FRAME, do Char.
Ton Dwarf blue Pruz-ian. ds
haTrowfai; Bishop Dwaripruiihc
T. q rsH Long stauOti
Frtncli Guernsey.
] FIgsiey-Curled.
FcIy'er-Lsrgc Bell, or BuI
Nose, Tomato shaped, Cayeuur
! FGHpA az Large yellow
/ Field.
Hhubdrb-Yicioria.
( Hddtitsi-Long scarlct Shor
] Top, Scarlet Turuip, White do
fellow DO, Long salmon, Blac,
sauiHh.
/ &ia,yy--or Vegetable oyster
Plant.
1 SpiHuch- Round lcaved.
! &YEdst-kaTiy Bush, Bell.
/ Iom1tO-L,rgs He'd, do Vel
low Egg.
/ IaruI.-Eariy TatDutch; dc
Red Top, Large White Norfolk
White uiobe, guta Blsa, Dalc'i
Hybrid.
/ Hsrb a--Aunisc; Carrovay
] Thyme, CoriauurT, Lavender
& sweet Basil Rosemary; sage
sumner sayory; Sweet Mario
rum. Beue.
1 WM. PALMER.
fcii
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NI0TtCE-ou arsr the 18Th June, isca the following
~ win be the o. fare the transportation % fAsse
Fers the RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG PoroaAo RAIL
ROAD;
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49, $50 kssa Rsa 81 81

- bHNOND AND DANNIIIE RAILROAD OPEN To
Aoy BRAKES BRANCH 81 MILES
On aud ater MONDAY July lsh 1885, regular Passenger
Train viii daily Sundays exeepie) and
brakes
The Train wall sor Tor passengers only At the following
Manchester Robons, Coal Field, ToalaNk Pcwhatan
toaN SCOTS shop, Amelia Court House wyAnckc Jennings
dinary hay'okAh, Liberty Church. Mcherrn, KeysvLe
brakes Branch.
Leave Rish@Gnda at o'clock A NJ Returning, Drakes
Branch at 1880 +. NJ.
Children under 10 Of free provided
pied by them From 10 and under 10
travelling be
passes that be ofce and II must be
prsy stated the that they permitted 40 the
Cars.
y B-faengers for Lynchburg will take the Souhside
At ayokah for Rces Station thence Stages
LynchbHrg Passengers for Halifax O. H. Danye
Messs Fagg Co.'S four horse coaches brakes Branch
Sunday Passengers for GTeenborough, Salisbury
Charlotte " o. Messrs. Fagg Co.'S horse Coaches
on Tuesdays Ihurdays and saturdays az Drakc Branch
Passengers for Carksvie Milton u, Yanceyyie
meet Moss Cos Coaches Kcysyc Tuesdays
aud saturdays; and FOR Milton Yanceyvle Flagg
line Mondays Wednesdays Saturdays,
jy2S JOHN n. OSBORNE Sup'
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n nElr NORTHERN Wan.
;Eaas sgNART

CT: 49,. ss$t:; = s s =: a
DtHs ~ RoAaosd O. Nee fork tr1f frfss-s ~ PI.aS-.
lad higgagS tArouOA - cs W1SAagtSa, Riors aad
FAAhc me- " ertyd cArrgs-on aud Of
nes the following qaiek and oanfraeie schedules
The inland route between Richmond
New rork daily at 81 A. NJ. and ~ p. A.
Pare 70 Washington. lat class seats. 50
!. !. n,.. M ....................... 4 90
"a ................. a al
Between baltimore Philadelphia by railroad 3 %
bet~een baltimore and Philadelphia, by New Castle and
Between PhladelPha and New York
for nrst class and " for each % do
for through Washington
Information, apply the ticket Office
Besides the through direct
Main Northern Route through tickets
the Depot Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
ingsn for hsourg and Wheeling via the Relay House.
following terms
Between Washington and Pit,sburE-
(Tme - hours)
Between Washington and Wheeling
hoursl ~ 50
IL il deemed proper addition Information
that four daily lines
tngton and BALTIMORE by which the traveller who
through business
always In his prOccc directly
on his journey TO point north Of that place.
RUTH, agent Of Transportation.
Richmond, Feb. 20. lisa
p. e The night train will
sengers except At the following staonsCoitage
junction, Chesterfield Guiney Fredericksburg
" r. ny order Of the Postmaster
run between Richmond and Washington sunday
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NATnrTE SULPHUR warm IRON rHE GEEEyBHiER
w COUNTY WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, NA.--The vide
rr'ad reputation sod wen known rqre psrs n o water
inn these celebrated tpnra makes description q Them
nu0us u hiss been highly recommended ~ The hrst yscnu ln
e United states and Is r superior w. Inst n ether ~ the
sulphur fprnga u the c1untfy vads shoud tc carc
therefore purcase that The Witt sulphur apHg q
ADfE a GRAY, Druggists.
le29 goe Agents Tor The Propristar
tANT0N INVITING. -Oor0qua Narshing and other
~ u Red Check and white Mating - % and 80 vide,
peror qualify Four Oh Coth - - and - vide ay2 Mn e.
Jeis CHRISTIAN a LATiiHOP.
WRU PONTs POWDER-1eO tegs anoat daiy s1pected;
- Loo tegs sporting, On Magazine 10000 feet Safety Ruse,
vi Epwn woRTHAM co.
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iyS Richmond, Va on the Dock.
II tiDM AHE--we receipt spring o
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns and sndcry and invite the
irLou u Virginia. Tennessee aud North Carolina Merchants
visiting this market; the the
IS complete aud unusually large consisting Of
So dozen English, German, and American Seythes
90 duzeu Cast steel Axes, various makers
So dozen Shuyels Spades
leo dozen Manure and Hay Forks
100 dozen Selves and Siflrrs
5000 dozen Knives and Foks-stag, Ivory Horn
handles
1900 dozen Pocket Knives Of all descriptions
800 dozen Racers and Scissors
900 dozen Pad, CUPID, Chest. Rim, and Stock Locks
1900 pair Trace Chains
lvu dozen Halter, Breast, Back Band and Fih Chains
2uu pair Elliptic spring. To : leaf
2uO set Iron ANies, IL -
$50 dozen Hand, saw and other Fles
$50 Anyis MuusehOls o.hers
lou dozen Hand. Mil, Pit, and Cross- Cut
so Double and single Barrel Guns
80 Cast and shear Steel, "NAylor others
200 dozen Horse and Mule Collars
loo dozen Wagon Naues.
Birdie Bits, strrp Irons Buckles Harness Mounting
saddle Trees Bride LaCrs aud Saddicss
on' Besmits Tools Carpenters and Plantation Tools Of
.nts 's her Wit. great articles
copiug the complete aud
n which have been selected with
American manufactures, and purchased
.orab.r
Merchants would do well call stock
Goods before North, many purchased
zen; great advance in heavy hardware.
SMITH ROBERTs
West si street. Richmond VI
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Hti.Ah, SMITH a 60, Cfoccrs and Conifu~ lon Ner.
- esants t1ry street. ayoHi1g hs CFumbffn HL have
90 aud vel selected stock u Groceries, which ey Will
eir friends and the public reasonable they
~ cEhfe Their stock consists Of the usual variety in their
~ ~ guinness together with Zoe aslortmon q Wnes Liquors,
They VII also give Of Country pro-
uea 81 any knd, Which their friends conhde
~ orders viii BE- promptly attended 10.
ly return thanks r the patronage heretofore bestowed
July1-N
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discount OF cents viii be
purchasing tickets the once Ia Richmond and
those who take the cars where no tickets sold.
The rates for children for those
twelve years OF
passenger taken point not designated required
{" the charge from the last designated
desiring 10 leave the point grated pay
the charge 10 the next place designated.
taken up at any point on the road to be set down
another point on the road viii not be charged less
AMI no charge will be made for distance lees than -
No baggage except small carpet bags ladies' travelling
&C. that no; likely 10 rure the furniture
permitted ON the passenger
Nothing apparel the necessary Art
uces for travellers, will be allowed
the company will be responsible goods specie bills notes
rweyo anything but the necessary
FOR that only when placed in the baggage
Passengers cautioned
care passing backward aud forward the cars,
motion.
Passengers will not be permitted platforms
the when IN motion.
Passengers are requested KEEP THEIR FEET THE
SEATS, from otherwise dciaclng the
Please 10 the Superintendent
pocuess the Of the conductors
agents others.
The Express Train, going either way, stop up
down the Port waitha
Halfway station and Manchester points
circumstances.
The ha Train will either following named points
and other placesSwi Creek Port Walt
y' Crossing, Clover l Junction, Halfway station
Crossing Gregory Crossing Rcc' Turnout, Philips Crossing
Temples Turnout and Manchester.
By ORDER BOAKD bRECtOEs.
y2O-u THOs. DUDAHtEAD Superintendent
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- NIUN Il il.I.f or st.lS fOtN -aIn:
ID lee hhds New Orleans
lSS do Porto
81 do
2lO packages loaf crushed ard Puiverised
lSO boss CCGee
So bags Rio
40 do laeuAyrA
81 Pockets Java SCOFFHE
Is bales Mocha
c.
- hhds Porto Rico aud Cuba Molasse.
les bbls New Orleans do
30 Sugar House Syrup
% hhds bacon sides
~ packages Green Black Teas
ISL boxes Adamantne and raliow Candle,
Turpcnue soap
62S Nails
lO9 cases Mass and sick Licorice
fmento PEPPER, Ginger Painted Buckets, Bed Cords
Leading Anes, Wrapping Blasting Powder
sporting and Blasting Powder Cigars Hoop Iron
Window Glass Starch, Porter, Ale. ausl-d1ef
u OIIChThe subscribers
~ the style OF oUARLES BROOKE will the
and shoe Business At the old stand Of the senior Partner
HENRY W. QUARLES,
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TlNE DAaUERRrorYpE Art :. -.

wb W. t ART as praetsed by wHlrEHURsT
nse worldwide reputation gained OF pre-
IN without proof OF such assertions but, the contrary
~ ySsIs OF study and practice adopting
which have rapidly succeeded other in this
mas gained the highest distinction Artist bearing
am NeTsy Shsn Competing with the Artists Of this aud
Mr. W. has also gained shat highest all honorS the
and patronage Of the public crowds
paon who daily thong his Gallery kcness which are
hot only gems OF art but value 10
Possessors. $500 N'"
ereoseopie lkenesses taken In the
and at the most satisfactory prices.
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EoK rms YInGINIA apaIxcs

MNOa NthGith sfHitCSl-
IL Through By Canal Packets
and Stages TO the Red sweet sweet
Throash ~ %.
n ,s Sns.s 70 the Red Sweet and Sweet Springs ss o.
Leave Rchmoad daily by Packet Boat, nor ~. M
no p NJ Sundays excxp,edJ ana arrive An Lynch
nS NJ and hnchanan r. NJ Of The second a.x mi
Nms e,s sulphur the third At r. NJ - -
nS - route peere Only 50 whites saoSng
passengers with Lynehburr and Ten
o. s leaving daily att NJ, at Bon.ack, at
a. ~. 'hvnee oy stage IS miles Mountain Hons. ar
s.s 81, ~ Leave nss, daylight at the Red
sweet mlesJ To breakfast nom thence To-
S s 10 @s. 10 ~ in isss than an days nom Rich,
above 10 lis miles. ~ ''"e' '0u'e thAh 'he
Tor the Natural Bridge Lexington Rotbde and
Alum Warm and Hot Springs, paIlx lin. ~,
Stages AZ ottners MIL miles nom the Hridv. on,
hShee 70 Lexington IL aud Lexington Rocl Ann N
Leave Richmond at r. NJ, and the Nstu,.i
p'auge second day ati r. NJ, and Lexington att r. N.
leave the White sulphur N, sxa.,
heI sweet ate p M and House AZ
Leave neat A. NJ at daylight arrive Bonsaek. n,
~ A. and In lynehburg by p M connect there with thr
nsssANing At r. NJ and arrive A. NJ at
with the Norfolk amboats. ~ S~-'"''" >'''' anu
Passengers for Cumberland H. Farmve and
y ~ VII leave Richmond hoHddy Wednesday, and Fsav 10
connect with the Stages, those
LsarNfuH rftfD- AIR A
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Z ANbiihIH- WARRANTED GARDEN -iEts.-The sub
scT"ers hascJuit commenced receiving
supply oi fresh genuine Harden rrcd, cultivated "a,
grounds Of Mr. David ndrch Philadelphia, quality
seeds IS now generally known that there but few persons
having occasion Go purchase Seeds who b. unaquaincd
hsm ihe l'~ng comprise part Of assortment aud
be relied upon.