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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-24
Facts for the Pcoplc.

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ORDINANCES ENTI-
TIED ORDINANCES FOR THE GOVERNMENT or
HACKNEY COACHES IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
PASSED MAY 5, 1S4S.
The Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty Of the City of
New York, in Common Council convened do ordan as
follows
read as follows:
Title Of the Rates and Prices of Fares
The prices or rates OF fares to be taken by paid to
the drivers Of hackney coaches carriages
shall be as follows
1-For conveying passenger any distance not exceed.
ing one mile fifty cents for conveying passengers
the distance seventy cents or thirty seven and
half cents each and for every additional passenger,
thiriy.seyen and half :ents.
2-For conveying passenger any distance exceeding
mile, aDd within two miles seventy five cents and for
every additional passenger thrtyseven and half cents
and returning one dollar and for eyery additional pas
senser and returning, fifty cents.
4for conw yipg sseneer to Forteth street and
remaining half hour and returning, dollar and
half and Tor every additional Passenger fifty cents
5-For conveying one passenger to Sixty first street
and remaining three quarters of hour ard returning
two dollars and for every additional Passenger, fifty
cents
6-Fcr conveying passenger to Eighty sixth street
End remaining hour and returning two dollars and
half and for every additional passenger seventy five
cents.
For conveying one or more passengers to Harlem
snd returning, with the p,vilegs OF remaining three
hours five dollars; or 70 the High Bridge five dollars
with the same privilege
S--For conveying more passengers 70 Kings
carriage all day, five dollars.
9-Fer the use Of hackney coach or carriage by the
day, with ono more passengers, five dollars.
1e-For the use OF hackney coach carriage by the
hour with one or more passengers with the privilege OF
going from Place place aud stopping often may be
required, one dollar honr
lin oil eases where the hiring of hackney coach
o. carriage is not at the time thereof specified to be by
the day or bour 1t shall be deemed to be by the mile
l--Ior children between two and fourteen years of
ese Ea price only to be charged and for children
Ger 'wo years Of age. charge is 10 be made.
Io-Whenever hackney coach DR. carriage shnll he
detained excepting aforesaid the driver shall
be allowed after the rate Of seventy Ave hour
Adopted by the Board Of Aldermen, April lb, 1853.
Adopted by the Board Of Assistants April 18, 1853.
Approved b, tb. Mayor, April II, 1sSS.
d. I. VALENTINE, Clerk Common Ccuacu
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The JouRNEYMEN TALLOw CANDLE MAKERS.
numerous meeting of the above body of men
he'd last nghE at Hermitage hall corner Of Houston and
Alien Streets for the purpose Of taking into considers.
ton the best meens of procuring advance of wages
Several people spoke the OCCASION dwelling Mt great
length the rents asked for houses and the
dearpcss Of provisions at present. The talow candle
makers we're entitled to as high wages as any other
mechanics, for their work hard ard their labors
useful The greater portion Of thr evening spent in
ahort speeches Of this nstuis, sUd Ny w ate hour
othng definite had been effected.
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NEW ORLEANS, April 81, 1853.
Cotton has been heavy day the sales barely reaching
1000 bales.
New ORLEANS. April 22-P. NJ
to-day 200 bales and for the week o. OOO
Prices have been easier since the receipt Of the Arabas
news but without quotabe decline The increase in
the receipts at this port the time last year
now amounts to 26s 900 bales and all the Southern
ports to 300 000 The exports to day reached 900
bales leaving the stock hand 0o0 bales Freght
are declining, the quotation to Liverpool being now
716d Rice is in limited demand 100 terces sold at 45c
Whiskey is at 18c. 1916.
CHARLESTON, April %, 1853.
The sales of cotton today have been 100 bales at
prices ranging from 7a<c 1876. The market shows
decline variously estimated at 40. hc.
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Pleasing Intercourse Between the Residents
MT Manila and the Ohicers or the U.S Navy.


from the Hong Kong Friend of China, Feb. TO-
BY the United States steamer Plymouth we received
Doro de Manila to the 18th January and in the paper
Of the 18th find the following interesting account Of
pleasing intercourse between the citizens of Manila and
the officers of the United States Navy. 1t reads in
marked contrast with the feelings entertained the
Atlantic side of Cuba
The chiefs and officers of the United States war
steamer Susquehanna and the frigate Plymouth gave,
on Friday, splendid entertainment, at which pre-
sent Fl. f. the Lieutenant General with his lady, daugh
ter and aides de camp the Brgader Sub Inspector Of
Artillery the American Consul, the Coonels of the Kegi
ments No. and No 3, and their ladies, the officers of
the latter not guard and the Captain of the Haber
ders Don Francisco de Urbstondo of he Governor
General.
From the Custom House wharf the point designed for
the enbs cation they proceeded to the gata Plymouth
the which saluted the suite with 15 guns the obligng
officers regaling them with elegant lunch At half
past 12 the invited proceeded board the Susquehanna
where they received with equal salute Of Arti
lery, and brilliant band, whose sportiye notes excited
provised At ha If past appetiting dinner served
finishing with dancing but in the meantime the
excellent music was kept up and the polite attentions Of
the officers of the vessels shortened the moments and
made the time pass at the table With surprising velo
city. Separately, in another cabin served with pro-
fusion ices and refreshments this being the last aen
ton for after this the guests took leave deeply i'm
pressed with the recollection of the pleasant nome
spent, and still more the poeness Of the American
ripers.
These entertainments we're given BY Captain Kelly and
tho of the United States ship Plymouth and Cap
tain Buchanan and officers Of the steam frgatc Susque.
hannah, in return for attention and facilities paid TO
the officers of both ships by the Governor General Mar
Guis de Urbistendo.
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Murder or a Police Constable.

PrrsBuRd, April %, 1883
Yesterday afternoon consabes Ferguson and Jones of
this city went to Saxonburg in Butler county to arrest
German named Casper Lampghter the latter resisted
and stabbed Ferguson to the heart killing him instantly
He also dangerously wounded Jones, and made his
escape.
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passengers Rev H. R. Htchcsck Wife, and son. Mr..
Hiteheocs and his wife are q a. A%srsaa Board q
from New Bedford, twenty one yssvrsgc They have
sided al that since that time md have made this
much benefited by the voyage We urstanS that Il is
their intention to return to the OF their sbors
The Rt Rev the Lord Bishop Of Monteal DR.. Fulford
to England business connected with the Colonial
Thnrch His Lnrdshp oaciated at mornfsg prayers In
steamer Europa at p. NJ
letter from the Bishop Of Melbourne AustrAsy dated
Nov 10 1852 states that the annual meeting CT the Do
most point in their proceedings was resolu
ton adopted to raise at once tho Of $4,000 for tho
purpose Of bringing out clergymen from England
Messrs. Andrew Jackson Davis, William Green Jr ssd
William Donaldson, acting corresponding commit
tee in behalf Of number of Individuals, invite meeting
they say of freely and fully canv.ssns the on sS
tures.n
Bshop Wainwright win administer the rite Of conrma
ton in the Free Church Of the Holy Martyrs Lincoln
street, this evening.
At meeting of the society of Rev. Dr.. Neee's church
IN Boston held on Thursday the 2lst Inst 1t was voted
at once take place, and church be erected the
iorng estate The society havc been offered for
the present house and land.
The general Synod Of the Lutheran Church in the United
States will assemble in Winchester, Va, the 2lst
May There will be two three hundred ministers and
laymen in attendance.
Tie first session of the new yearly conference Of Wes
eyan Methodist churches and ministers commenced ts
session in this city on Thursday. 2ls inst at the wes-
leyan Chapel embodies representation of reforma-
tory churches that make non fellowship with slavery,
relgeusy and politically and total abstinence from all
that intoxicates tests Of membership Sar,
april %.
The April number of the Church Rcvic,o contains con-
densed men DIR Of Bishop Ives The writer makes
qualified statement to the effect that the Doctor nhe-
rited constitutional tendency to mental disease, from
his father.
Rev John G. Hall, of Cherry Valley N. Y, sailed in
the Devonshre last week. for Europe search of health
Rev. Dr. Scott has entered upon the Presidency Of
Washington College.
Rev. Dr. Palmers Congregational Church, in Albany,
have just completed subscription of $40 000 for the
entire extinction of debt upon their ediAce.
Rev. Mr. Dickinson, Of Utica, whose church
Gently burned, has made q successful beginning for q
Few church In two days subscription Of $21 900
realized including %, 600 insurance
The Dudlean Lecture will be delivered in Boston this
year, on the llth Of May, by the Rev. G. W. Burnap.
d. D., of Baltimore.
The Reformed Dutch Church, Grand street. Jersey
City is to be removed to the lot the Catholic Church.
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QUEBEC April %, 1853.
Last night the Provincial Parliament adopted plan
for q decimal currency in dollars and cents
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U. 8. Circuit Court.

Before Hon. Judge Nelson.
APRIL 23-AUred HoU ~ Bdpdrd IT, Syrowg and
onofher This vas action W the Infringement Of a
Isscnt machine for making bricks Verdict lor PLAINTIFF
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TELEGRAPHIC.

RELIGIOUS ANNIVERSARIES AT ALBANY.
ALBANY. April %, 1853.
The anniversaries Of the Baptist Missionary Uniou and
Of the American and Foreign Bible Society will be held
here next MONTH the former the 10th and the latter
the 17th Drs Wayland, CT Rhode Island Shedon of
Maine, Church, Of Montreal Oncken, of Germany and
others, are to be present.
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Heavy Robbery at Troy.

TROY, April %, 1858.
The store of Hermius Raphael No. 1e Congress street.
was last night entered by burglars and robbed Of dry
goods and jewelry to the amount of 81 ,8OO
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From Philadelphia.
SAILING OF THE CITY OF MANCHEsTER-THE MUIR
DER CASE, ETC.

PHILADELPHIA April %, 1853.
The steamship City Of Manchester, Capt. Leich sailed
to day for Liverpool with fifty cabin passengers 81 900 in
specie, and a full freight
The steamship State of Georgia arrived this morning
from Savannah bringing los passengers.
The argument for arrest Of judgment ia the case Of
Capie and Emmos convicted Of the murder OF Soohan
has been concluded Tho Court VIM give its decision ON
Friday next.
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y,
The New Orleans papers ot sunday last are to hand
eaf ~ dhd news Of Interest in them.
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rhe Augusta Mt Savannah.
The Southern Mail.

- SAVANNAH, April =, 1905
The steam ship Augusta Capt I on has arrived at her
wharf hs,e, in 62 hours from New York.
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SENATOR DoRLAND's MISSION TO CENTRAL AMERICA
-HfS POSITION CONCERNING THE MONROE Doc
TRlNE-THE FIGHT FOR THE sPOILs AMONG NEW
YOHEERS AND OTHERS-GEN. PIERCE OvERwHELM-
-EpwITH BUSINESS AND GROWING FAT, ETC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-16
ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

COLUMBIAN HOTEL.--H James, Gooch.
| land; ] II Biedsoe, FluvenDa; w II Mile,
| Louisa, J s Whorion, Cupeper; II III Carv-
err I Carver, Mobile; Payne. J N Snead,
Fluvanna; p Gilbert, Louisa; II ID Sawyer,
O'Calagan, Amelia; w Smith, Colum nia;
r. w Morris, FInvsnnn; II e Seayres, Red
sulphur Springs; ] F Cox, Powhatao; E
Fisher, Lynchburg; WATSON, jr, Philadelphia;
J Garneit, Palmyra; Z Williamson, Peters
burgi w e Fowlkes, Miss Fowlkes, Lunens
bu,gsJ Woodson, Go lchland; E Scott, Pow
hatnn.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-C w Sheppard
and lady, N u; l. Bondurant, Bucking ham:
+ Armstrong and lady l. l. Williams, N Y; e
A Reilly, Wheeling; K ID BaskervilI; Mecken
burg; Patton, N Z; A Engelhard,
Londres Treadwsll, Miss; Il Hutchlngss,. u
Moore, Chapel Hill; L WALTON, lady five ch'i'
dren and servant, Va; G w Stainback, pbg;
Masens, j Miller, Y; w Is smith, MISS
j w Fitzsimons, Boston.
CITY HOTEL-G I Hamilton, Washing
ton; w Phelps, Delaware b w Scott, Car
oline; ID w Scott, do; DIR Scott, do; James
Lidgewood. k ID X r; DIR ID II Gregg, kmg
William: l. X Warning, do DIR A 5 AppeIson,
New Kent; A Il Marshall, N G; e + Bowlln
do. DR. Hamilton, Va; G 5 Boone. Louisville;
Boone. do; D > Smith, c; L b Rogers,
Cbar.e toa; I Williams, do; w ; Crouch,
Goocbland.
tXCHAaGE EOTEL.-W Myler, Lynchb'g;
C hcKenny and lady, Bersiey; II Hughes, Ga; q
II barksdae, lady three children and servant, Va;
L Oneii Phiis; J Wood, Jr, Albemarie; DR. T. T
Goodwin and q Goodwin, Louisa w II Good
man AlbeDarle; w A Jennings, Orange; G Bur
NEIL South Carolina; Pescud, Va; A Sykes,
University of Virginia; Elliott South Caro- ina
Mrs A Meredith LOUISE; NJ Fuller, jr, C; N
Il Fisher, Williamsburg; r II Lewis and servant,
N c; d 5 Lanier, Petersburg; Levy, Richmond;
5 mcCorkle, Lynchburg; Z Carter and DIR L Pow.
81, Fredericksburg; q Hall, N C; Miss Mary Da.
Wis and Fuller, Fredericksburg; J Ii Marrow and
lady, Baltimore; w G Briggs and lady, Raleigh,
North Carolina Thomas II Coleman, Brunswick;
S Rice, Lagrange; DR. II C Smith and G Smith,
jr, Hanover; 4 Petherick, Pa; Fl Sutton and wife,
La; Lieut. Reese, U SN; w Boes Albany; Crutch.
field, Spotssy lyauis M Degamette, Caroline; C
Alexander, Oregon; J w Lewis, Phiis; P Mar.
shall and T J Spencer, Charlotte.
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The Indiana Black Laws have caused the
remuval of large numbers Of colored persons
from that State, as the penalties incurred by
residence there are quite severe. The Gin
cinnati Commercial says that it is scarcely
possible to pass along the river front of that
city without observing ore or more colored
families from the tIoosier State. They ap
pear to be persons of some property, having
with them fine stocks of horses, mules and
milk COWS.
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ALABAMA.-Mr. Hiliiard was proposed 10
the Wing State Convention for Governor, but
declined.
The three negroes condemned at the recent
term of the Circuit Court at Marion, Perry
county, tor murder, were publicly executed at
. that place on Friday week. A large concourse
ofpeople, including number of blacks, assem-
bled on the occasion.
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NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
The Norfolk Herald says that due progress is
making in the work of surveying and locating
this road, and that in thirty or forty days from
now it will be ready to be let out to contractors
az far as Suffolk
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ljs EDICINE WITHOUT TASTE

NJ EDICiNE WITHOUT TASTE.-The
'A virtues and properties of Magnesia, ana it's
preparation, are too well known to enlarge upon:
tut On account OF its making thick nausealng
di.ueht in It's crude form prevents i.s more general
use. This desideratum has been accommodated in
Cox d Walkers Aperient Efervescent
citrate of hiagnssia, In whch the Magnesla is
SO prepared. by peculiar chemical process as to
be perfectly soluble, and deprived of IFS unpleasant
TASTE without at all imparing it's properties; and
by the addition of cold water only, most asreea.
bic, sparkling, efervescent draueht is Immediately
obtained, equal to Lemonade, and much superior in
It's sperient Qualities to Cheltenham Salts or Seid
hz Powders.
IL is generally useful, and we'll adapted for chill
dreu and young people; for those in the prime of
ME. as We'll as those OF more advanced age; for the
sesivs as We'll as the sedentary; for those in good
health as well as for invslids No house should be
without 1t, as evinced BY the numerous recommen
oa.ions which state that ii is safe mild, agreeable
and efficient aperieht and purgative for general
use which must give it prefere ce, as family
medicine, available at ell times, with very few ex
cepticns, to every one with safety and advantage
Recommended by the Faculty. For sale by
JB WOOD, Druggist.
lie Is Cor above CITY Hotel.
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PORT OF RICHIMOND

ARRIVED,
Schr Josiah Achorn, Merrill Rockland, lime 10
Haskins 81 Libby&
Schr Mercy Taylor, Nickerson, Boston, mdse to
D Currie.
SAILED
Schr Emily Horton, Candy, coal to Philadel
phia. IA
Senr Saul Rankin, Brown. -four TO Salem
Schr ii M jenkins, Babbidge, TO Hog Island, to
load with ium3er for Maine.
Steamer Virginia, Teal, for Philadelphia, -four
anu tobacco.
BOSTON, June 1-Afrived schr Hishlander.
from Fredericksburg.
Cleared, schr Susan. for Richmond
BALTIMORE, June is Cid scnr Isaac Prince
for hIchnoud.
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q REETk &c BLAIR, DRUGGISTS,
%eI55 Bread street, have on hand and
A. are constantly receiving
AlA Roses and jayne's Family Medicines, Car
tar's Spanish Mixture, Blazers Premium Bit.srs,
Richardson's Sherry Wine Biliers. Arsbisn and
Mustang Linimeni, &c. Also. fall supply Of
srated for making light. sweet ana consequently
ss.rilloas bread. apl6
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DOUBLE WATER PITCHER,-W
~ would call the attention of the citizens to the
ABOVE article which We believe to be- for the frs;
time, Introduced 10 their notice. We are confident
that If once tried it will give perfect satisfaction.
and found 10 bs economy. III pounds of ice will
last in this Pitcher for hours, thus producing ice
water at very ,rjfing expense; for sale by
BULKLEY d. co,
jel5 1877 Main street
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hICHMOND MARKET,

N1AhAET.
CORRECTED DAILY.
FLC UR-The market remains dull without
change. But sale to day of $50 bbls at S4f for
common brands. Holders ask S43 to IS from
store
CGRN-55 to 6oc-sales
GUANO-S46.
OBACCO-The market is more animated bv the
las. accounts from Europe; and sales were made
today as high as S35. The prices range from $40
to S2OIOr fine; medium 81 to sst; Tugs S3t to 81.
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CosvIcTED.-The MaysvIle, KY, Eagle,
says1 Clarke and Collins had their trial be-
fore the Greenap Circuit Court, last week, for
ihe murder OF an old man named Brewer and
his wife, more than year ago, under horrible
circumstances. They were convicted of man
slaughter and sentenced TO the Peniientiary for
The Term OF eight years. Two of the murder
ers, some months ago, suffered the severest
penalty of the law. The two Just tried, in
consideration of their youth and various exten
Mating circumstances, have been dealt with se.
nienty.
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e THE CHEAP EST HOLE.
"a SALE AND RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT
EA& OF GOLD WATCHES AND GUNS IN
&Hzsae T E c ITY OF RICHMOND.-HENRY
HfMAN, OF SO Main street, Richmond, Va-the
only direct Importer of Watches to this city, and
also direct Importer of double and single barrel
Guns, has just received from Europe, direct,
another lot of splendid Gold Watches and some
very superior double and sinsle barrel Guns, which
will sell az low as any Northern Importer in the
United States. Country Merchants will do well to
examine my stock before going North, and also be.
fore purchasing elsewhere, at the Cheap Cash
Store OF HENRY LYMAN,
So Main street,
The only direct Importer of Watches, and
Direct Importer of Guns to this City.
NB-Just received, direct from the manufac.
turer, few more of the latest patent double bar
rel Guns, which have given such general satisfsc-
ton; call sportsmen, and examine them. Also
large lot of The best English Caps, Shot Belts, &c
ana
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EU RING sTOCK.-I am

AAnow In receipt of my oring stock of &18
Goods, consisting of Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes.
Trunks, Carpet Bags and Umbrellas. deem ii
needless to partcuarize; suffice it 10 say that my
stock comprises all the new styles OF goods, and
from the most approved manufacturers Of all the
Northern cities, to which invite the attention Of
purchasers, assuring them that no pains shall DO
spared to please them. JNO THOMPSON,
ans Ma At Main street
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N NEwAP0THRCARY AND DRUG

~SToRE.-The subscribers have entered iaso
~ co.partnership and taken the store lately oe.
<.AA cupied by Levy, Jr, 2oi Broad street,
few doors below Messrs Breeder a. Fox, of}er for
sale general assortment OF Drugs, Medicines
Paints Oils, Dye Staffs, Perfamery, 40, wach
they can recommend 10 the public Is fresh and
genuine. having been purchased La The last few
weeks b. one Of Us ia person.
Particular attention viii be paid TO the putting 40
of Prescriptions a. all times Of night or day.
We respectfully request call from our old pal
rons and the pubic generally.
PETER w. GRUBBS.
APPS RW APPERSoN.
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YELLOW FEvER.-By late adyices from The
West Indies We learn that the yellow fever was
very bad; at Trinidad there were upward of
seventy deaths. Capt Domvile, the collec
ter OF customs, rs one of them. AT ST. Vincent
there are still some cases. Dominica is also
very BAD; tie Governors wife ia dead, and
many others. Mr.. Giliies, purser ofthe Eagle,
died ofye,low fever on the 18th ut., off Dama.
rara. Al 81. Thomas there were twenty tw O
deaths out ofnineiy cases at the hospital.
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mERCHANT TAILoRING.-Tt

- MERCHANT TAIL0RING.--Tte
II undersigned begs leave to inform the pub.
W. lie that he has on hand fine assortment Of
Ciofhss Cnssimeres aud Vestings,
which he will be pleased 70 make up in best style
and on reasonable terms.
He takes this method Of informing bis friends
that ne has secured the services of Mr. WILLIAM
ALLEN, so long end fsvorably known as Mer.
cnant Tailor In this city; and every exertion viii
be made TO give satisfaction to those who NAV "a
yor US with their patronage.
He has on hand good assortment Of Ready
Made Clothing, manufactured in this city, which be
viii sell the most liberal terms Please bear in
mind tho Clothing being made here gives employ.
ment to our ewa people, who expend their earn.
ings among us. w, H. BENSON
Having connected myself with Mr.W III B.,
respectfully ask the patronage OF my friends and
customers. w. ALLEN.
ap Pts
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9sl HATS AND BOOTS. ~
49, From fifteen to twenty per cent saved M
by buying from J. FL. ANTHONY, Coium.
bian Hotel Building, Richmond. ~
Moleskin Hats, OF best quality. ......S3 50
Do do second do ..-....... 90
Drab Beaver 50
Fashionable Silk Hats ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS so
Fine cafskin sewed Boots. so
Congress Cater Boots. ...-....3 Is
Opinion of the Press.
From the Faacast!e Democrat, AprI |, 1853.
"By the way, we would say a word for our friend,
John FL Anthony, Columbian Hotel Buildings, to
those going to Richmond, and wanting on landing
there, TO brush up little Just think of the finest
kind of a Hat for 50 so, and fine caifskin sewed
Boots for 50 so He promises TO do this, and We
know he can, for we saw him do it. spl5
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MUFFIN RINGS, Napkin Rings, made OF
Iv1 vegetable ivory, bone, box wood and silver
plated; for ssieby
je Is ZIMMERMAN
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DEACOCk FLY DRiVkK. mane ot Pea
L cock feathers, some very handsome lust re.
ceived, for sale by
lie Is ZIMMERMAN