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Washin0to,. Affairs.

WASHINGTON, Nov 9th. The Hon. James L. Orr,
John Petit Junius Hylier and A. Allison among
the arrivals to-day. Mr. Orr's chance for the Speak
ership is considered good
The President and Cabinet attended Jullicns
cert last night and the performance enthusiast
callV apDlauded.
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~ p Hendricks and w. Tinnin were convicted
|eiore the Federal Court in session here this week
former Tor counterfeiting and the latter for rob-
|lng the mail. We learn, also, that the Court re-
Scd to continue the injunction granted in chambers
y Judge Potter in the case of Colby r. Smith
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2 LATE FROM CALIFORNIA. The steamer Promethe-
us arrived at New York from San Juan on the 29th
with $50 passengers and seventeen hundred thou
sand dollars in gold. John Mitchell, the Irish Pat
riot, was passenger He was received with much
enthusiasm at New York
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HEAVY Work. Four hundred freight cars passed
over the Pennsylvania State road from Columbia to
Philadelphia Friday-two hundred and eighteen
of which belonged to the Central railroad company
This is the largest number of cars taken
the road in day.
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arrest and Recovery of Stolen dfoneu

New YORK, Nov 9th. Chauncey johnson,
noted thief arrested yesterday and 600 of the
$87 900 lately stolen from the Bank of the State of
New York. was found in his room. The two persons
arrested Toledo supposed be his accomplices.
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WASHINGTON MONUMENT. On Saturday evening
the additional two feet of the monument were COM
pleted, making 146. On Monday two additional feet
will be commenced and it is hoped that $50 feet will
be completed this season.
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South CAROLINA The Legislature of South Ca
rolina assembled at Columbia ON Monday last. The
Governors Message expected to be sent in on
Tuesday
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Cholera IN Florida Improvement an Cotton.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 25th A disease resemb-
ling cholera, has broken out in Florida and has thus
far proved very fatal.
Cotton is advancing in nearly all the Southern
markets
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MESSAGE. Gov. Bell has delivered his message to
the Texas Legislature, in which he recommends, by
all means the construction of the Pacific railroad
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LOUISIANA The Congressional delegation from
this State is composed of three Democrats and one
Wing. In the State Legislature there is Democrat
c majority joint ballot of 34-there being 90 in
the House and in the Senate That will do.
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The MONEY MARKET. The New York Express
says /" In this city money is becoming every day
more and more abundant. Banks and private lend
not able to get all the goodspaper ready to be
discounted
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in the streets of Concord few days ago, and sew
eral passengers more or less injured One gentle
man, Dr. billiard, of Virginia, we regret to learn,
was eriously hurt and is yet confined to his bed.
Salisbury Wdtchmdn.
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FARMERS Journal. We under obligations to
DIR. Tompkins for bound volume of this valuable
publication from April 1862 to April 1863 1t can
be had at Mr.. Pomeroys in this City, for 81 %.
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W The Governor of New Hampshire has an.
onted Ex-Governor Williams to succeed Mr. An
rton in the United States Senate.
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SOLDIERS OF 1872. national convention of the
soldiers Of 1872 in the state Of Pennsylvania, will
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MARRIED.

On the Esd nst at Wake Forest in the College Chapel
by Prof VIM T. Brooks Mr.. Waverly Anderson, of Vr-
gna to Miss Fannie Logon of Forest District youngest
daughter of Talbert Logon, Esq.
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AozsTA The barque Sultana arrived at Boston
ON Smyrna on the 29th, with Martin Kozta ON.
GARD. - :.
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w His Excellency GOV. Reid returned to this
NY from his visit to Rockingham, on Wednesday
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- Some of the Wing papers are endeavoring to
prejudice their readers against the forthcoming Mes
sage of the President, by predicting that it will be
a hollow and decamatory production. Wait awhile,
gentlemen, and judge the Message upon its merits
and you will not rest assured that the people will
This is what you fear. The Richmond Enquirer
says:
"The quidnuncs about Washington have duly in
formed the public of the drift and of the forth
coming Message of President Pierce. Diverse
the predictions of these sagacious gentlemen in other
respects, they all agree in conccding that the Pres
ident will assume high ground in relation to the ques
ton of slavery. This circumstance attests the exist
of general conviction that the President will
not be wanting in regard for the rights ofthe South
On this point at least both friend and foe
satisfied.
We arc confident that we hazard nothing in pre-
dieting that the general character of the Message
will be exactly and entirely in accordance with the
sentiments OF the State rights Democracy of Virginia.
1t is opinion that President Pierce will neither
shirk any issue of importance conceal his senti
ments IN the vague generalities of ambiguous phra
seology. He will boldly meet the great questions of
the day. and will proclaim his opinions in the
quivocal and emphatic language of an honest and
earnest man. The questions of internal improve
ment by the Federal government, of Rivers and
Harbors and OF Free Trade will be argued and dis
posed OF in the spirit, and in accordance with the
authority of Jefferson and Madison.
The country will regard the message of the Pres
ident the most solemn and authoritative exposition
of his opinions and will approve and condemn him
according to the character of his message. If it
abound in sentiments and suggestions which touch
the popular heart and accord with the popular judg
ment; the W hg Press will scarcely succeed in pre-
venting demonstration of popular admiration"
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OXFORD MALE ACADEMIA HoRNER,
NDPrincipdk T. j. HORNEI 44ssistGnt The next SEES
sion will open the 9Th of January and close
of June
e ".t English -. Sl2 80 and SIS .
Board in the family of the Principal, (per month"; Slo
Oxford Granville, n. c. Dec !, 1883 t9thJ.
HTNIyERSITY.-THEAN ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Board of Trustees of the University Carolina
will be held at the Executive Office Monday the 18th of
December. CHARLES MANLY 3Seeretay.D s
Raleigh, Dec 1, 1858. s. S
wv ANTED IMMEDIATEL1Y !-2oe BALES OF
w COTTON, for which the highest market price will
be paid - W. III ar s.. TUCKER.
December i, 1853 g. y
WUST RECEIVED AT PROcTERS.- RIBBD
e. Cotton Drawers
Doublebreasted Merno Under Shrts-a superior article
20 doz. dress Shirts and Collars. + PROCTOR.
December i, 1883 s.
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9a9 Congress will assemble on Monday next. We
pail keep our readers fully posted up in the pro-
|eedlngs. The Presidents Message will most proba-
~ be sent in on Tuesday, and We expect to Law it
ei0re our readers in our issue of Saturday. We
e confident it will be worthy in every respect of
e President himself as well as of the high rank
p country holds among the nations of the Garth.
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Nov. Sth. 1859.

n ATE PUBLICATIONS ROBIN, IN
ton, by j. w. Page. L='5-ssg-EI
Ruffin, of Virginia.
Water Cure. 1877
Lines for the Gentle and Loving, by Thos. MacKear.
Outline of the Geology of the Globe o. States
in particular with two geological MAPS and sketches of
American Fossils by Edward Hitchcock, D. D., Ii. D.
Strickland.
Genesis and Geology by Edward Hitchcock D. D. LIZ d.
Ruffn Caleareous Manures fifth edition. amended and
enlarged with plates.
The Progressive Farner-A scientific treatise agrcu
tura chemistry, the geology Of Agriculture &c. by j. A.
Nash
Grape Vine, by j. F. Allen.
Landscape Gardening parks and pleasure grounds with
practical notes country residences Villas public parks
and gardens, by Chas. IL. c. Smith.
Coles American Veterinarian, diseasesof domestic
animals showing the causes symptoms and remedies 8Sd
TIL, usand.
Coles American Fruit Book containing directions for
raising eating, and managing fruit trees shrubs and
plants, with numerous illustrations.
Vols p 3, A. and Rufns Farmers Register Vols. /,
land 10 American Farmer edited by Jno Skinner. For
sale by II. d. TURNER
N. c.. Bookstore
Raleigh, Nov. 25 1858. g.
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FoRBIGN NEWS

= -
The late foreign news, m another column, is im-
portant The Turks have gsined brilliant victory
over the Russians at oltantza and they had nearly
100, 900 men across the Danube The Russian com
mander it appears has received orders to act the
offensive.
Louis Napoleon, it is stated, expresses himself in
strong terms in behalf of the Turks, but England
vascillates.
Passengers by the steamer Atlantic report that
Lord Aberdeen was about to resign to make way for
more warlike Ministry.
The New York Herald has letters from George
Sanders, Consul at London which state that the OF
toman Porte had notified Austria that she must with
draw her troops from the frontier or have her
trality guaranteed by France and England, OF Tur-
key will declare against her. and march army into
Hungary under the command of Kossuth
An agent of Kossuth had been openly received
at Constantinople.
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HT ETROPOLTTAN FEHtArE

METROPOLITAN FEMALE SEw1N.1v
day IN IN The Ct 70 s ON the second s; Mon;
for Young ladies, under the above title. III 0'NO'i
owned and employed for scheal purposes by the t
j. Finch II is situated Hax street few hupJred
Of the sufficiently near to enjoy ali the adTantp par
me CITY and sufficiently retired to be free onost Of its
He has also purchased an nnimproyed lot in the same
OF the most eligible and beautiful sites the
upon hIlcn ne intends,
admit to erect large aud buildings with spc
conspire render Raleigh most desirable location fora
female school Its Provebia heathfuness the objects of
bly by of rail roads the high character of
the institutions already contains its Growing Inpor
cunnstancc overlooked By parents desiring
70 give Their daughters polite and an eue
ton The subscriber Will be assisted in Of
school by Mrs Mcdowell and other competent and expe
reneed instructors and all the facilities necessary to first
class school, viii be promptly provided $50
The course of instruction win be thorough embracngal
the branches usually taught in High Schools orCoeges
and diplomas viii be granted to those who complete the
course Certificates of graduation will also be given M
The and vacations will be to correspond
as nearly practicable with those of Wake Forest College,
in order that parents patronzng both Institutions may
have the advantage OF sending and daughters
gether. $3.50.
PER SESSION.
Primary Department. $40
Classical and Scientific Department. IS
Music on Piano and Guitar, including the use of
Other Ornamental Branches at the usual prices
Board including washing, fuel &C., 60
Contingent Expenses. 80
Payable promptly at the end of each session 49,.
cept Of sekne TRe above te are
as moderate believed The of living and
the factles which will be provided will Justify But ex
perIenee has taught that Parents properly appreciate
the education of their children the
character of the instruction Impaired than about price
paid for it.
Hence the prime object will not be make school
cheap as poss BILE but to render the instruction efficient
possible.
The subscriber fattcrs himself that the experience he has
IN teaching ladies and
been enabled to give, will be sufficient guarantee all
who may be disposed to patronize his school, that their
daughters will be properly cared for and faithfully instrue-
ted And he has undertaken this enterprise the urgent
solicitation of numerous friends and under the impression
that Important interests be subserved thereby
that he shall not lack that sympathy liberal
support which have been accorded to him elsewhere.
A. MCDOWELL.
Nov. Sth, 1883. = 4-t2MJ.
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NOTICE TO PENSIONERS. PERSONS ON THE
Pension Roll at Fayetteville will have their business
attended to promptly by making the undersigned their
Agent collect the same
Claims for Pension and Bounty Land for services in The
Revolutionary War; War of Mexican aAd all Indi-
an Wars prosecuted promptly.
Highest eash pr0 paid for Land Warrants for Northern
Company. -eJNO. NJ. ROSE.
Fayetteville, Oct. %, 1858 s
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FALL TRADE OF isss.

x VI ZIMMERMAN, 81 Main street. 4, nov ,.,.ivt,.
MS sappy q Housekeeping and Cu,ls,x
- Nltirry Faney Goods, Ccek Wood
ent viii b. equal 20 he has had and r., :. -
Any other establishment doing business Tor ~
purchases. ~ 'No'e Hhking your
NVIiCs-ir,inx q johnson, Attorney. At Law Itxv.v n
.A'Ns ana NaHnAprEE JOHNSON have
,Stn'y occupied by the late Wm.
iN store OF John Thompson viii eont,n,. -,
v attend all the Courts Of HsnrIeo
" VII attend the Courts
mo WI Iolnson those ~ ch~sterdsld. .es1sSi,
NEm tsrAbLIsdNENT-S.1D gHG1dis~1- 1T------,--
Ihe 'qsser, thankful 20 his many and the pac
very moral support he has received them homes 49,,
OF sS 20 h.' Nc El,iesf directly opposite the
o' h.skins Libby-where b. almost eyerv
Iees & IMP ShahdleIy and Groe.ry line he Intends t.
On baud Large stock of Rope
ss6-tf n u,s,,,--
ADHS AND GENTLEMEN Ind az the "f4ile, 8, s,io,
g eH te' as perfect and shoe, 70
A. can Dc found In establishment this or ,nv
% We aAke It Pointto deal with all the
- .4 AZ TIE North, and With such
% Ne o't shoe' and the new fashions they sp
w Al nave the advantage OF extensive
] @ 'Sn spsehns US 70 suit aud at e We
Ne meet Win encoufaEement 20
.Htehsvey than heretofore believing 10 be not oniy
Dlt 'hr en- apes Having Confidence
appreciate cur eerts vesha spare pains keepns 40 a
soritasnt Of goods worthy of their notice.
AulO WHITE PAGE s8Nain stree,
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
T.oH ~ a. sDos.iDs .DytHrpse nouss io2.
UNRENCH. ENGII-iI AND AMERICAN MILLINERY

T.os O. s'DoxAiDs Houss. io2.
tNssNG", tNysN ENGiis,i ASp M AMhhlCAN MiLIINfnl-
Visit nss"lassn, SSess Roors II. .oS.sfss9 NE ar.
siss o. rSssn mnnsTy from MADAME L.S o. iS sfs. s
her enables Ssl
& . sT @ extensive "a, asS and s PsS ii %
GOODS in her line Of business
ha. to aesoo.lsds. III. rsesIp. of many complimentary
81 n .1s II se S G and sGss S n % and .. %
0' MRs "s M M sISoS S5Ss' the
svsi-Sm-tD b6s Broadway, New York.
ID nmkEE,s CpLLDhATED CiihMicAL YEAST on
aIs toss'i Al " NJ Rai.sS as b1ssS ns & G hi E
S S@ s,'S nf Se'.9g ny eI ISI,1 IdSi. an ssi t.
ess 1ss sa G.y SeGSod ~ Missing
Rye, lnaian Bnekwheat Flour article in
sr The en,y 5 I'd dgPaT%sni Of vsy hoashod and
ser having fairy tried It, Sold by the principal GOesr
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
is,da %s% jour SSS.
oaseteepers Who have tested the quality Of ,I. pus. p,
a,orIoet"'f baaS i c%SiS ias' pro-
used Ia the baking Of odiS' Rtldy dro,f,s Regs Apra
hl. article utility various kind. ofeoolry that
When its virtues become properly known houseksepr that
No Durkees all important article to
hou;s ssepers-RLiioan Br"H'r and NaIrn> Wig Fe6.
Would you light bread sweet bread bread tina, you can
eat Nth good relish do not forget to procure Durke BAkng
Dsy faS. Tay - s;s ~ 10 'AA'' 1'"y
we tried this article and
conhdcncc-c'I-be Gdssfte .fuiy, 1852
DuTkees Baking Powder a house ana our
better half was asionhed at the resut-N York Daily
Tinaes, Ot. 2as s59.
All houwives rejoice and gory the name OF Dur
kee after they have given his Baking Powder
York Sum- Scyi. 8n, 1854.
Durkee Baking Powder undoubtedly article for ,
purpose that has yet been dcovered-N y. DgtHdH Feb
~, 1853
The highest comnendaon from hundreds OF the largest and
respectable wholesale nearly every large
city this Continent could bc given s,aer Alou,di
~ THR ARTcLE sArsTAcIiON orders
accompanied 'ciA Cub triH be promptly jflied.
H. X. DURREE,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer,
Wtot,she Dealer fH Sal Sfr Trter SUP Curb
dd, Cooking EJsrdcts Wd1 KdtcAss, de-
139 Water Street New York.
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:. VI FETTt.N. Ill q 60. No t22 Nassau street. New
Nok aud 10 state Bo- have made such afrarre
msuts with The best and Eidy circulated the
Ur'rd States and Cauadai hfsy enabled saw.
ing of time and expense hr Aiysrsers vho DO business
through them They select s boss rspers, and Advertise
sp,urusy att- vcy prices .1i always Keep interest
o their customers in Merchants invited call on
.h,m aud salty themselves rat these thing ueto.
fr2-iy-.PI
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ElROKIN tHINN VOW MENDFD-By uesn.of a Ctsmf-
s' % @ Dsusn' ~ n,nd'ns Gl,s' Chiaa stone Marble
s-s joined Fith This vaIaaoe composition vii become perfectly
eol.r the ecarsst glass Nj IL Norton hs,ins
K r. DtyAL 4 Co.
au77 " 1g9 Rank square, ri. SuiouJ
~ ROUND sPICks Gc-Grou1d Ginger pure. d, Psprer d5
Nh d. Pmcni' Do d. Cloves DO. 10 Cinnamon do do
BY PURCELL, [ApD Co. Druggist. ,''
- JMMtE CANDLES mAnu'a, iurcd BY william Jaeksou-icg
au.' pAvFSroET. ALLEN CO.
DRANDY-Iisnnesssy &C ,ssi,on Co. aud Cr ,rrp,,D.
H'n'y G 9Fy'' quality ~ yfS E$1 poT ial ,sh. pp
- sug' DtyEyPoRr ArLEN CO.
SUGAR HOUSE N0IASsss CgIss sugar L7ad1u Porter:
Susi Dk}FNPoEr. tLLFS Co
nLD FsANTs hicl wish Laosns Glasses. also Looking
Su'S JAS. d. q E5ASs. ii7 wss, Main st,
ToNSA BEANS of pse Quality, received .ai m sale tJ
aug3 " Nln street. corner an
UDENNEs we 'avsiu,, received from s M,rsi,ry direct.
v,ry large Hpp'y ~ best quality single DUuhlc
neneh raur.. NouIugs Ratbts ucaI s,
PloT. etc 70 vis We invite O. '',e9,7r Of, H.9.s nais
"a, rHPort,r. e q, Ig'rlrsrs,.
SHlwls-- b;,' .srrr'-s srg. ,.'iy,y Q, r.ft.H rl
ID Kgyr. rUvg 4 Ervr
Ne EArrlNo Tooiscr AM iIyTTE ,I, FSrrE ~ & 81, BY
'1'S r[trE-i ''' escorted ,9 Tg Tf, <, ls,i9s 'g "a @
ssi '',j jo, yg, sSaSoSg 5ut,g Sc Sos ''
AFAN TOILET sErsA very srrsrrr article f5- s,r by
- au26 JAS p. o. iNANs,lii West Main g.
ENJN'i sNitfii q 90, t'fvrr's Hri Commission Nrr.
NJ chsnts, lr. .t' f.... ..s I'.HI. ifI ulf Ei.t.
n.Hf o. 11vr hard M sale. large assortment
GEOCEWES TEAS WINS AND LlQUORS
which they u ssn very low g., lsh tNe usual credit O.
mes M r,e sir,t attention hr sale of country prcu.,
/ of al FInIe
Tantb fa. rsst Nv1ur, " respectfully ,o, e,utau,rs,
Of ne patronage .f ti.I. friends and tbs ruhc aul5
INEN gupp- trrfNtr Doe NJ vfry superior Irish trsrs
ton, Cos . Belfast frretfrr .F1d
mask Nhp.rs R-fss ratr and Trey Caths uut.ab ezs
di s. and nuru MS irru Hardaersheis, al of
. pnriUu. received and f.r sais
auf3 uJpLry JOHNSTON ip r1gle Squire.
NHTHTT uu ~ 4 CARO- 81 ani 81 us. of sureo
w quality F'r sale ~
4 No. NNCRglNt-Ons haoirel barrels pr,ms orde
~ For sale By r,,,vr,sr ,,,r,. ~,
WpuuKs ANn -TNTiONEitN.--t MORRIS. raff.t.. f-.
Hp FluHs.E Dol street. ReHuond. would invite tts ai
tcntcn ~ orf Nr'Tt visiting thr city, 90 h us1s lara
aui rcueru assortment HHHts >f.Grrt fIptr EfH
Eools.fo che FALL TRApF.
a " has just published sU'n ofTatss Arsric,n T-rr
Boz adaptcd ~ tte Nrs Csle tNgnia Price slaH ss
400 BAQs RIO, Laguira ani Java Cose
sbNIU 80 JAS. WINSTON.
a HERs CHEgey PECrORAL-iso loren, igr sale lgs BY
N tsN hENNErr q pEIRs
/ SPELrREi n sisb', rsc,ivinr snd q, sals "
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EyTEl,ieEycE i AyP ieFycY Drslves.,-T1s ond,r

HNIIideENE MD Ngi&NCN BuriNf2,S.-Thc under
n signed hsve determined open Tor thr purp t
conducting business ~ the above character bet ing that il
called for by the demands of grrat
vice and advantage the crens ~ Kcmond Being we'll
tnogn n ue community, they onr their extensive acquaintance
i he unicrtHinr ard pledge themselves devote thtf
inf attention 70 ifr interests ~ lheir patrons
IN a1fon ~ above Iuaiuess Lt Claims and
the duteaof Accountant scrvrn,r embraced n
their iahors.
mmunieaton- addressed b. IHs1 4 Crou, promptly
attended 70. WILLIAM 20. ALIEN
BERNARD y. CROUCH.
OGce Corner and om strc in uc store occupied
by stehhina. Ulrrardtt = Co iyaI
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an triC-rtANOs ANp wEtnnrONs HORACE vbrrRs.
w @ Hrnaiuhy, Nru Nrrk. tle great Music rubfur
Plano fnrtr ftstlshmruf all che ropusr
% American and furu#IH ~ I'D ODE celebrated AHtfnrs
l.ts, s-ttits and gI ne danced 40 iht crest balls
Paris, London and N.Tk Ore ~ ts best al
tufitr chttoauea 1 Amrrh, vhoirsHlc Hrd rra rItvo
FuErraT Gilbert Co.'S rHu1 .rirs with Circular scales
NsfHr rrrInta u 4uI rresIsus
others 0auufsrur-i Euir AuI Cottage Plan small
Nr1ff NHr,. t1prr.Hr o. iu being
equal temperament. WHI. u.rFn'ri cHifrs AMI Musics
INSTRUMENTS of s nrds Dealers Teachers aud scinart sup
UORNCT WATERS as7 uroaiuay
The only Agent or r. Ouhcrt Co.'S pants
~ An extensive it.et ~ >-. fhr.t Frlr' srays
hart tt prices rHl 80 f1 tio Fr-s
god f7n .nd brirr atie frf Nfr l0-f rtiy upon
having dne instrmcnt sent 90 su that uchasnre a co
psfIsou frr fries ard g...ff..
GursEr Co tfi7g o. ef ~ .sira Pfs1t
nee ore eH0ifc o. suy1g fs uir 20 iatrsr gfi, nr4 oav
ufieF toues. ssi6-gun
NuetJNE, HNsKFlL a Co.-tApIES' FURNISHING
w ROOMS G1o HroIdTrt Nftr lo~k-Evefy description
q Ladies' Wardrobe Chirns Clothing Household linens
ready made made ORDER Cor private families Hotels ships
and
uERvEY NcoUNE JAMES r. HASKELL
iyiS-Sm-(p)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-20
NEW YORK hnrH,rrsrnrx1s

THNHE LAR0ksr SILK, RIBBON TRIMMING HOUSE IN
- NEN 1ORk-1HOs q. sTEARSs, nd Iobber roi
SILKS MILLINERY aud FANCY GOODS, cash prices
nuns ushed BY adding Interest, I62 broadway, New York
lowest pess complete line
eng ane various styles aud designs consisting
Fancy sks hAresnes forrnees shavls Trimmings
Ianeta and satin Ribbons Dress Trimmings
n.s c9ve. Of all bnds sk Lace Ms, Bareges Laees white
ooohs, hosiery, L. O. Handkerchief, 4e.
IN. uhdefsIned invites Merchants Sorh South
OF herein the city, TO favor him with call
THos @. sTEARSs Ie2 broadway
desS-y Between Liberty nd Maiden Lane N Y
IN kNI BROWNS PREMIUM DIAMOND POINTFD GOLD pENs
- ms article manufactured Henry
r"h who having for niue
shneot and three years eoparner with Mr
uy competent 10 furnish his old parous writing pub
nc generally, with article superior offered
employing ony the best and
en AZ price that cannot fail IA. cheapest
.y are e most durable in existence
ueuiy In hndng pens To suit them mai
sample PEN steel gull have duplicate in made 10
write IN any style the difficult.
sold by all the JeEcics and the State
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WIZ NEN YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
n oI5IES NAIL STEdNERS-The ships compo- A;f1lS
rASiiiO Captain Nye; BALTIC, Captain Cousock .4eS
ADAIlC Captain tirsfton; ARCTIC Captain Ilceihese ,Ip
having been but by contract, especially service
every care has been taken in their their In
ineto ensnTe strength and speed-and
Tor passenger uneguaed for their comfort
frice of passage oun New YORK
In second do $40 Exclusive Of 800
FROM Liverpool to New York, $50 and 40.
inexperienced surgeon attached to each shin.
NO berth secured until paid for.
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