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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-20
ap20-lt* J. Z. RUTHERFORD, o. s.
con RKWARD.-Ran away from the sub

SCn hEWARD.-ltan away from the sub.
gov scriber about the 10th January last, three
likely young Negro Men, viz: Edward, about
five feet eight or ten inches in height, com plexion
black; Henry, nearly six feet in height spare
made, and black; Armstead, nearly six feet in
height, spare made, yellow complexion. and wore
ear rings The said negroes were hired in the
county of Louisa from the Estate of Col Timber.
lake-had previously been hired in the city OF
Richmond, where they are well acquainted, and
have no doubt they are now lurking Whereabouts.
The above reward will be paid for their appre-
hension and delivery to the subscribers. or lodged
in any Jail in the State OF Virginia by the LIST Oct
next, that they can get them; or, $40 for either
of them. Address
HUGHES. BURGESS e. co,
an 20-3w ContrnI poinc EIuvnpno
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CASE OF FREDERICK BELvIN.-This was the
second case taken up-the accused being arraigned
for feloniously and malicously cutting Lafayette
Butler with bowie knife in November last A
case ably argued by Marmaduke Johnson for the
Commonwealth, and Thomas P. August and S. 7.
Bayly for the Prisoner. About o'clock at night
the Jury retired, end in few minutes returned in.
to Court with verdict of not guilty. The prls oner
was then discharged.
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ION CASES OF BONNETS AND HATS,
lUU Just received ia Store, 100 cases of fresh
and desirable Straw Goods, consisting of Summer
Hats and Bonnets, this Springs styles
The above Goods have Just been received from
the New York market, and will be sold (privately)
lower than they can be purchased in this city.
The trade and country Merchants in general, are
invited to examine the above stock.
ap 20-6t ALEX MOTT e. co.
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FiaR PAssxs.-A free negro named william J.
Mercer was brought before thief Msyor's Court
yssterday 6n he charge Of giving bis brass IRE
plate to another negro named johnson, slave, to
enable him to 20 to the FIRE. The Mayor stated that
hshad this negro brought up from the cage IN order
that ths negro members Of nre companies might
understand their privileges II these plates were
to be given by one negro to smother, not men,
Der, In order to pass him to anre-why, during the
toling Of the Ere bells the city was completely In
the hands of these negroes. By way OF exampiehe
fixed the punishment simply ct lsshss Of the pres
ent time.
AssAuLrrHs.-James Gibson was brought before
the Court yesterday on the charge of assaulting
Jos. Weinheldt u young son OF II. Weinheldfs, In
an unprovoked manner On the 18th March, and also
of threatening to assault the father of the boy
Gibson was convicted and required to give $50
security to keep the peace, which amount had not
been given when our reporter left the Court.
E Abrsm Kraker was arraigned on the charge
of threatening personal violence towards Mrs-
Flester Cohen. Mrs. Cohen stated that her hue.
band and protector was in California that on one
occasion kraker called her prostitute and threat
ened to whip her-and that on Friday last Kraker
came up to where she had been eha4ering for ssme
turkeys in market, and by representing to the sales.
men that he was her brother, procured them at the
reduced price at which she had bought them -
Burnet Cohen, clothier, also deposed to the fact
of hearing kraker call Mrs. Cohen hard names,
and threaten to whip her. The testimony for the
Comm wealth closed.
The witnesses for the defendant not being pres
ent the case was further continued until to-day for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-20

ID rsble Rooms at the Virginia House, unocca.
pied. She would be happy also, to accommodate
day boarders. ap 20-6tt
DOARDlNG.-A few vacant rooms may be
- had with board, on reasonable terms, by ap-
plying to the undersigned. Also, very superior
dining servant, hire for the balance of the
year. MRS l. L. CARY,
4sh, between Broad and Marshall street.
an 20-3t*
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Tsrar Or YouNo HaArn--In the Circuit Court,
yesterday, Judge J. A. Meredith, the hrss case
taken 10 was that Of Robert Heath, white boy
sxed about Il years, charged with setting IRE to
the stable Of H. Hulscher, who resides near the
civ Burvius Ground. on the 10Th of January last.
There were but four witnesses examined, three OF
whom knew nothing material The principai VII
mesa was small boy about IL years OF sge' named
Rushheart, who now resides In new iorx, out VINO
resded In Richmond at the time OF the offence with
which the prisoner stands charged. This witness,
a likely and intelligent lad, stated that ON the day
of the fire. he heard an alarm. and started to see
where the fire was. He ascertsined that an Ice.
house. In the vicinity Of the poor house. had been
on fire, bat 1t was extinsuished before he reached
there. From thence he proceeded to an Ice pond
not distant, where some boys were skating Re.
manning there about Is minutes he left In company
with the prisoner and another small boy, and as
they were passing the stable of Mr.. Hulscher, the
witness being few steps In advance of Heath, he
heard Heath make some remark, the purport of
which he could not understand bur which caused
him to look back, when he saw Heath approach the
stable, rub match against the plan ks, and drop 1t
through crevice on the inside. He walked Oh,
In company with Heath and the other boy, uutil
they came to the mouth of an alley, short ais
lance from the stable, where they all stopped to
see 1t the match had set fire to the stable Discov.
ering it had, he frightened" proceeded ON to the
residence of his father and mother, Heath turning
back to 60 to the fire. Mr Hulscher, one of the wit.
nesses, only knew that his stable and provender
were burned, but did not know except from inior.
nation, who communicated the fire. The other
two witnesses had reference to the character and
credibility of young Rushheart-and here it was
draw gsme-ope swearing that he lived aear neigh.
Dor to the boy and knew nothing to his prejudice;
the other tesying that he did not live i. the neigh
borhood in which the boy resided, but he heard
from some acquaintance who did live near
him, that he (Rushheart,, was "a very bad boy"
&c. The case was ably argued by Marina
duke Johnson, for the Commonwealth and John
II. Gilmei, for the accused. At near o'clock,
the case was given to the jury, who returned in
few minutes, rendering a verdict of guilty, and
fixing the punishment at three months confinement
Ia the common Jail, and to pay fine of five dollars.
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NHEEsE, CHEEsE.-5U poxes choice 60
~ shen Cheese, just arrived per steamer Ros.
noke, in store aud for sale by
an 20 JB STEGAL.
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CIDER, CIDER.-5O bbls sweet Newark
" Cider, just received per Schr New York, and
for sale by
ap 20 J.B. STEGAL.
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bndd on the Liver, I'd American. from tho "a
ensrgeo London edition, 10 very handsome go 80
Vo VOL, with colored plates and wood cuts 0e's'
S,flckiand's Memoirs of the @ aeens of us,-
VII, ano OF n's mother Elizabeth OF York, ia ve,y
handsome vol, small svo, extra cloth 'ery
Hawker and Porter on Cans and Shooting ..
eond American from the 9th London edi,ion 90 .,
svo. with handsome plates, crimson extrs clo;h VOL
Wnat 10 observe at the Bedside and sfter ns..,
In Medical Cases. Published under the anthos;.a
OF the London Society of Medical Ob,ervs,i',
handsome royal limo vol, extra cloth 'ui
Fergu'sons system of Operative Surgery. fon,,.
American from tbs third and enlarged I,onda nse
non, In | very handsome octave volume, with soa
Illustrations "''A 's1
Transactions of the American Medical x..,..
hon for Ls52, in very large octave vol, cio,s =.
paper '''H 0f
Carpenters Principles of Human Physjoloov
otn american from the 4th and enlarged LoSdon
edition. For sale at A0'n
ap ~ NORRIS pooL,,
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ESOR HIkE.-I have Tor hire, for the remain
Il der of the year, very superior middle aged
Woman, who is a seamstress and good house
servant. An able-beded Man, highly recon-
merded as a cook-both just from the county,
Also, middle. aged Man, who is good house
servant; and young Girl, accustomed 10 house
service. VIM GOULDlN,
ap 20-3t Governor street.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-29

us IN position that enables her to annoy MS to derree
'asuy greater than Spain could do is omitted
am opposed TO the resolution decidedly opposed 10 il
unless II is made general II it shall be made
any The wisdom Of the Senate thinks that il 4 meet
proper tnat the resolution should be then passed and
t 'nis houce should De served upon all mankind win
a-lee 70 II, with proyiso that this time ,ho aea1.;
sAaii never be ouawed, and that we shall not be under
the necessity OF renewing it again but that ali nations
Tor all time to come, shall take notice thar the A. ~,
only market in which they can dispose az tba;r nan;
or any part Of them. But apprehend dat tha sets
from Michigan, for whom entertain none hut tba t;nd
est feelings and the most profound respect win not "a
Mr. cAss, dn his seaty win tell you when tie time
comes.
Mr.: HALE think the time has come now think
that IS the mistake think we are in an epoch -
daughter; and that, If we ever mean to say II now i
the time win not detain the Senate further except to
ask that when the Question shall be taken upon M
ment, we may have the yeas and nays upon IT.
Mr. MASON. / wish to ask the honorable Senator
from Michigan, if correctly understand him. in al
hiding to the conferences held by Mr. Rush with Mr.
Canning then the British Secretary OF State for For
egu Affairs, to say that Mr. Rush was acting in pur
suance Of authority under the instructions Of the Pre-
sident?
Mr.. CASS Unquestionably. He had his consulta-
tion with Mr. Canning after he had received the decara
ton Of Mr. Monroe, and knew the whole views Of the
Government. AT first as understand Dir. Rush's book
propositions had been made which he transmitted TO the
Government, or on his responsibility lie had refused
TO join the American Congress proposed be held at
Panama The views Of the Government were fully con-
yeyed TO him before he had this consultation with Mr..
Canning and lie states expressly that the first part Of the
declaration, with reference the South American States
was well received by England but the latter part In re-
Terence to antcoonizaton BY any European Power was
not well received.
Mr.. MASON. Perhaps it would be MS well If the Senate
Will allow me FIVE minutes to put this matter right as
matter history and interesting matter of history
connected with this declaration Of Mr. Monroe ha re no
desire to go at length into the debate.
Mr.. BADGER. TO accommodate the Senator 7 move
that the Senate adjourn.
Mr. GMIN hone this subject will 90 over to next
week. The Senator from Louisiana
to address the Senate upon it.
The motion to adjourn agreed to, and the senste
adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07

MEDAL TICKEGS-D. Lammot & Sons une
1 qustd ST. IS and inch spe Tcsnss
Tor skS EEsMlTH Co pos 20 sai n Brosa~sy
NO. 4e6 BROADWAY-A rare chance for bargains
IN in Ladies' and Children Furnishing 0ood We offering
great Inducements the sale Of that portion Of stock witch three
the h pfems unfortunately
he food Of Cron Cali Gut sd all you wih
to psrsloled barssrG WALLER DANE
No. 56 Broadway corner Of BrOones-
DRINTS-Steams and MaddeIs, new styles, received
n from WORKS daily, Tor sale BY
EEsMITH Co, Eos 90 and II Broadway.
DRKTS-LIgbt and dark styles Steams and Mad
great variety including Shirns Prints and ~ Preach for
Ele BY kESMITH L. Co, kos co and II Broadway.
CILK TASTE, BRAID and RED TAPE.--Just re-
or peeksfe GEORGE II. BELL
Law StstiOner, No l5s ksss.ust
VNALTHAM JEANS-100 cases bleached Waltham
w Jeens an gle and double twfllsd- fox sale by
EEsMITH Co. Nos SO and II Broadway
"HITEROCK SHIRTINGS-TheW hiterock Mills
w superfne besehed CooDs; also
Cotton uneqs,d for hperes perfection and durability For sale By
EEsMITH Co.. Nos 60 and II Broadway.
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GREAT wEsTERN MAIL LINE--si1ty Miles

| GREAT WETERk NAIL LiNE, -o,a,X Mic,
nj ps.s;s s;bst ssiaoae 0ho
V1 ra;Ssh rSssss 81 o wSa1nsR, I'd sEBo E
Nv Yef .td e Rsio via DuEkIk AID sga AID
my Es' s:t rstss $50 Sso i ire
EMPIRE STATE J. wisOo, oS@1aA1~e' AoSDAi' ''1
s6ufhEsS ncHIGAN. Z. P.skiaa, cOasssHlsr wEDSEs-
kokiaKhN &biASA l. T. rAsait Commander TUESDAYS
LEAVING BafsIo every Evening Sundays sIeeptedl
These sst sIpr'.y os ne L,rs
ne vS iSs Elp TrsIs, Tssto and m0ar0' tor
Port hogrs a Se~YOk CAsls0 He sal money saved ~
Pr,isns sL the Lss sAo5s ssir,ad . Tol:!o
,Isrcss Line q RsirOOd to the llins. River.
''' itSfs ' FoRTr RS ss,4 H. s Broadway sy
( ANANDAlGUA and NIAGARA FALLS RAIL
PRICES REDUCED -Four Trans daily srssg. sanasys rsses
.. bro s 60 BROAD SatSE he
rsOHy and Ps..-.. than 0.h'T route
. ...sss1 Ts. r., ss .:,. ss;
Set connecting Nth E1ps.: .iss on q, ..d E
70 sEe shs Express Esst the Albany and Bafo Rail
psSs
LIprsss Train leaves CsnaDdnsuA al .......I.S
eosS.Hs sS Tram. f5:a o s sssi q
IS minutes faster than the oca time THIS TIE ro>s
rsSs and pleasant route to A'0a SgSf-B BROWN Superintendent
Superintendent. oaee FR R. cAlandasas May q lass
DORCHESTER, LOCKPORr and NIAGARA FALLS
h RAILROAD spen 70 BUFFALo.-The most direct gnek-
md ss' Essay H % Ea s ,. soRs i
Buffalo and NAEsra Falls follows 10 An asd SlSfM hetn,s
sreIPPM Passengers Tor Buffalo win ind tbs superior
point comfort other The road ihorcushy eai d ap
O. Road Ss ' wsRs 9 cor piEo9 % he
TOLEDO, NORWALK and CLEVELAND RAIL
ROAD-Fonus In connection with the Mchsen Southern
Psiosss the sny the Fast and Vest
Th. best and expeditions between Eastern cities ccaso
Ah' g A'" SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
On and after MONDAY May 10 Passenger Iain' viii cave ay
Sundays excepted As follows
Accommodation st 9 10 A NJ, stopping a, al stations.
Day Express 70 NJ stopping only Fremont Bellevue Mon
Nshi EsP. Is NJ stopping only Fremont, Bellevue,
p.y Express 71o NJ stopping only at NOr~aL MOurO.v
Ieesn n oa.toa At 10 A. NJ stopping all station.
ksht Express al s5 NJ stopping only obern NOrwsk Mon
roevle, Bellevue and Fremont
CONNECTING DIRECTLY,
At Toledo with trains Michigan southern and Northern Indiana
Railroad for Chicago and stations and through Chicago nd koss
Island RalOsd and illinois River forming line 70 st.
AZ Bellevue with train. of Lake Erie Railroad fcx
Az MOnroevi. with trains and Sausky Railroad for
M Sn & uD. CT Cleveland Columbus and CINCINNATI Raj,
road ic Columbus, c1enn., and way :.asp m N.yo. and
Bo.ton va Buffalo and Albany and % q, p ys ss
ps ss@ofe and w.nson CITY PHILLIPS sapG
NETWORK and MONTREAL RAILROAD.-To
~ Bellows Fall. Rutland Barlinstop 81 JohnsoeTt Moatpenes
Teis can be- procured It he NswsVss
R.Io.a Office No az Broadway Express trains leave at
reduced prices Apply TO FRANCIS nv Agent
CAMDEN and AstBOY RAILROAD TO PHILA-
DE Tp Line. y I fs M Nsa T 'SS ss E
%S sSa . 1snSa1S e ext smS
Pare e. Express Line at BY steamboat John P0IrER.e
IS 'I 2staIn SnSs cave Ps.SsDSi. 10 An
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING,

EDWfD X. COLLINS q Co. No Sc Wsllst- y 4.
BROWN, sHlPLEY 4 Co, Liverpool
z. @. R0BERTS Co. No Is Kings Arns sIo sonoeH
JOHN NUNROE Co, Rue Norte Dane oes ''e'os'1s'
Para OF, GEO X. DRAPER, hssrs- ., -,
Tie Of these ships viii nct be accountable o
tnon ece ewey. precious metals uness oe e-t
szntd therefor and The value sTeo therein e1pseco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07

IhhD-ClAso fAscr-Nct -.-. Dill.
limited number third class will BE taken nom fn
ssphis End Liverpool, snd found in cooked provisions
frm Prom Liverpool
passs.e here are desroas
Ct brr giug their friends esIondtnz rates
Freight o. per Eood hardware 1c WIZ Dc 'sseh ra0
jeet 90 agreement.
An trpererced Fur-ron viii Be carried on each ship.
Small drafts drswu sight England and Ireland
Fer freight passage apply 70 THOMAS HC hAhDSOS,
Nc IS Broadway NY ard No. W alnutst PhlladephiA
RICHARDSON BROTHERS L CO. Liverpool
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Goal.

COAL-I now sell my best Red Ash, screened and
Ssv,,ed from uuaer sleds A. low A. T5 S25-
Ne commission given OF fElEh SLINION, hlns-a
COAL-1he subscriber is now prepared to supply
~ sumers kinds Of Anthracite aud Btnnnou.
Coal viz: Peach Orchard Black Heath Legh Hazeion Liverpool
0Ire Camel and Cumberland newly mined and warrAIed %
he q the best quality which he offers o sale Al me vsy
yossbc o the vessel or from ne
yad JAMES L. WORTH southwest corner Albany and "shlas
OIees ieft the Office Of =, W. WORTH NO o. VARS up
slsir tCy Bank BudDgl through Dispatch fos VIII 'ss'e
prompt attention.
EHrIS1ON COAL-The Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany prepsed superior White Ah Piitston Goa, Of
oil sizes ceen and good CIDER suitable for steam shipping ad do
nes Iniyos from is boats yards Ia this City, Wansoash
ard Bookyn The Compauy facilities such 70 enable to
owe good dI aioh 20 vessels sdng fNewlok OF Port Eweh Par
hsuas attention given the delivery CT Coal for domestic yapss
Apply Al The Ctice corner q Broadway and Walist
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feaal Notices.

! CIRCUlT COURT Of the UNITED STATES
- LOFTS WOOD eat JOSEPH D. AsDR a; ssss y.ass
c.bSS Sr sts4s.ips sae ,ss- Verdict 3. s,o,
s.ssSishi1s PsisDiNsy 81 lass Bsasu osesn .st csg
!. o s.' inS At No foi s AIR,
TN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of tbs
SsSss Of S SrvS R steass Pass &
S Sss. ~ PR. E. .s q sse1 %
&c yea s' IS; Day ,sil IS''s
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse c. Smith,
r. ; q =. . ss . ss. sissIs6sS ssSDs a.
c n',s eSr ss. S. nc S.sss rssss1
S:;; = 81 '''' s
INPURsUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of New
:;' s;':si ::i s ss: y
% CIV ss-iS.s s % sss.s ,Ss ss ss
nj ls.cnrS. u" IN ny ~' NV JANIS REYsoIDs
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF the
S Jc.irs SDls, 50 ss ss -; a.. $40:
s; ......
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate ofths
SER s f go Z. s. r.. S . 49,
c,.ed 70 pa NE ss u sossAe.s ns 70 ne sh.ser a. @s 60
,s, Sr,ss yA :, o.. s
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Jesse c. Smith,
10 casns CYNTHIA HANkN. L dAe cy
ekAa1
th sulsle No Is besk IL Cy YES
aeHtp.ted Jsaasry ~ lcs
t,s laveufTa srkPHks n rhkfER, Hsesstos
in PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of the
Ss's g: ss i 5cs s;. 60 = i 49, .
ssA.rces,
Of New Nk bcsse Ne tsesA S0l
day Dated oth dAy ofJaaaary ect
IN lswenTas cliAs y. RoosRs, Eseessss.
In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate ofthe
County Of
thereof the Ma
Cy Nes f0fl. ses<s The ae JAY
JaauaFy 1883 SARAH smith. Ataasrst1A
ni.~emrHs
CUPREME C0URT.-Edward Cromwell and WI
~ Birdsa against Joseplu Brnkworth sumaecs for
money demand To JOSEPhUS BRINkWORrt, tho
above hereby summoned sad required
this actions copy which ded he 'cd
the CLERK the City and coanty New YORK. nthe City Hall IN The
City Of NewYO the 18th DAY Of March 1885, and % ssspy
the plant the SUBSCRIBER AZ h office No
29wal in the City OF sewfoFk within TIN d.ys .net ne
Of the day Of such siee
aud fail the said comp amt within the tune aforesaid
OF s So soc on the sh Of Decembe,
1882 aud ss IS from the 18th day q January m eesds me
mill law6wTu G. N. BOfEE, fAnhhs Attorney.
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4orses, Carriages, &f.

GREAT BARGAIN-FOr sale, handsome BAY
OHoRsE about years old and kind single double harness
nice saddle Horse with light Top Wagon Ham
&c Horse rots easy Sold for OF Apply
at The Bazaar Crosby-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctoneer -
ELEGANT SALE of HOUSkHOLD FURNITURE
III A heaut nj

-
Paintings, works of Art, &c. -
Henry II LEEDS Co. will cell by auction on THURSDAY,
June 10i O'Clock No East l7tlst 5h-av.
Notwithstanding large and valuable assortment the
property gentleman leaving for Europe made by Bandonne
Bosch Fban Deo all OF the highest order article the
purchased expressly for the ofthe owner
viz npb psror Of sc, ttette, paor and sewing
chains medallion back rich white satin brocade Of the most
description front poT window curtains TO match superb
lace window cuTtsin and maDe glasses do chandeliers
crimson satin elegant piano oe richly carved and
msde BY Dubois and Warmer $500 elegant top
lined with wood rich superb
$500 royal Wilton carpets ladies'
work table superb mane real meme
bronze groups Jewel eabkets etc.
Middle peo suite In rosewood covered IN draD embroidered me-
dalton wosed couoes cas supeb carved center table sta
marble Brown medalhons with bronze frames groups IL
Illustrated books, res and other costly furniture.
Dining RoomPOyal Wilton carpet carved OAK buffet extension
dining table ard paror chairs covered In silk velvet made
by k rich and sold ocatee silk window curtains and lace
do; rich table with trimming recn
French rosewood scroll table sofa do
wood piano forte made by Dubois sddd Co. About
oeedney choice oil paintings bv hofser LOUIS Lang Ranch H.
cafos Ndh NGndeveer Cooper OF London Brown AUDI
ROD Ocgank Creehoh and other great artists china glass;
plated superb rosewood hat rack Wilton stair carpet
enumeltd reds, oil cota, etc
Bedrooms carpets style upebly carved rosewood
medallion S5O dressing bureau,
cost lined with wood Imitation rosewood chairs covered with
French deane ditto ia crimson plush ledy secretary marble
dressing ditto ca met and tedsead TO match very chy
rosewood side table double han mettress with
lbs Of quat, athr beds etc. Bedroom suites IN init
couohes reading extension table center do cot
suites beds ard beddng lIeePy eeIleA eifi AHeneh
I've e eesan furniture be examined one day before the
sh on Application the door and VIII lie und one oil the hehes
Fales of ne season, al new aud Ia perfect order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
Removals..

nR DIXON has Removed from No. liz Grand-st 70
No q 5hav between AID Hours for consultation
between - mornings aud aud evenings The oace Of Tie
Scap No Alor House where s communications relating 70
IL must BE- made.
DR H. T. BRIGGS-RemOved TO No. 90 w. lith-st.,
~ 6th-ay where he Offers wholesale and retail his Paea'
susperdes tud skirt Supporters. and improved Waist
DEMONAL-JOHN j. BROWER has removed his
IL Of 2SS WssrsTeet Of Peck
sup No So Peasei Of Peoksr snc takes ths oPpo
his hsut his Tor the already
received iui its OF the s.ne hoping
satisfaction both respects the pes and quality Of goods
THE UNDERSIGNED having removed his Bakery
fem lis old salt No. ~ BeekmanS % No $50 PeArst be
Peckg ara Doverst where be has increased facilities fE
Baking business al s branches viii be prepared
HctelS Resfaurant Groceries -s
Win Superior sce Of Loaf Bread Together with al
biscuits Crackers &c, aud the beet Of Table
Gale
IRE h<eftcr grateful for past ayors and cnrnuance
peetfnlly soHcfcd JAMES KELLY No $50 Pesri-f.