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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-03


finfSs III ire 81 my life IreceFeQ no'9-lo-s
i6tlefs lsom this District rEii THE 'n9.n7 N ~
~ md Fehrualy4 fIglug re e I''.o - .
4 tanfi rs epet sl' s s,,isl if4
~ ll11 iil " lp,ie -l.e,s
"a ft,ff CfdfF would nQt asfsl al
lt never ieslt eealA - s Y6Ffa
thu s.i..ss q ~. sisfd before
- iSoii, III Il ilSe f6ulIlfF co u g x
~ 81 j nerds 6 reittF 4
r. gOdl 1l9 z ne
~ = n 4 f6ri9se 81 lls Sqlls Is
rscS n fs ii 81 q nce oT So W. -
this telL5 el ~, ~
pres g
ejli 81 vs. i a lilkes l.ts
On notion az Dr. jaime the epl ~ 49,
the following gem Q lttee e ts6
~ +6is ffdIf d. Y. y ss2n9els
of Clarke; John ca, ct age 9l. ~
sons Of Iiafnp COL 81 als =
NurplFy Of. - q. gaflli 2els ~,
coI Is n 5 II frell; JAS + Divine s. log-
The Is ii ring aital upon slr Enar,
informed HIM ails md f,
Iis 1istiai forcihle eloquent style TED sas llgtt
with f1e iirsSIice that the
n his hands should proye ls VII
On T1ntfsn tie thanks Of the Convention ten
5eTed n fe President and for the coIFet
and impartial They .lSils
duties ~. e.t,;. Cs5;,a
vcntion no due to tae ton for the nse q
their Church. p:s+.;ct
ON notion the Democratic papers IN this llstrics
tho Richmond Isnqairer and 1xElnineE klngna1l
Register, Valley Democrat and Tenth Legion were
requested TO give these proceedings an user ton-
On motion, the Convention adjourned. -
GEORGE L. STEWART, SecTe'Nss ss.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-03


r1o fcn,-an tion met nj the orr and was
,i III ~ 80 o1ar n. tho sPrssideIf
'' HI II ID ~ T1,r Ibose i,sr,e 6s,lsIson
u y ts.s:4 ~ - 4; 49,, -. :, 80 l..
useu IN, connecllOh Win sus It - se4t III
Congress- appeared IN SonYeltlon tlnq IN ~ ptteI
speech characterized by his usual eloquence, with
drew his name from among the list OF candidates.
The Reson 5rescTibine The tEo-thifg uie for
the government of the Conye ion bere=considered,
was adopted
NYhereppon DR.. Janney posed the following asa
substitute ttiCh was carried
es6lted That the 81 iif7s Rule be now adopt
3 ed In balloting for can q g. i1r edfgFess.
ON motion ef ont 81 ge IL was
c DsL,S. 1 los "a M r ~ ~ s'lle
JAS. EAUlKlERs Of
Mr.. Bowen n omin ooKs lesq- OF " nrren
Mr. Taylor q lio1do nn non iH1ted Hon W1I1tAN
"A. HARM OF Page
Mralcgonaln paced ~ ~ on w y sG-
CAS- of Jefferson
II proper here TO state that u. BYRD name was
not before the Convention
On the call OF the roll the stood for I
1876; Cook 463 Harris 81 Lucas 558s
l02-Necessary to q choice 7S4.
Second BGtQt.TF auIkref, $685. cox = e Byrd
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-03
ON FEIIoWs' PROFESSION.

The members Of Caledonia Lodge, no. %, L o. o.
r, intend having procession in ShepherdstoWn on
Monday the 18th Of May next when an address will
BE delivered BY member Of the Order An invita-
ton ATTENDED to boring Lodges 10 be present
on The occasion.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-03
WE ~ ~ VEIols pRRsIbE!iIEr

New Delta referring to Tie recent
Of s.e Vice
King 6ftii6 6aoi 81 ia oidsi iiioned
81 ifdiui. ana North Sf6iinh Sgh6s re-
aieuiia u dollttlfcl tilii AZ ftfnais md:
pels0 honor auiial 81 9pis 30 tlle pubs
lie man.
lnc Convention 20 npninate ile fofs
ite Board Of Public Works or pis1t No Was Is
have mot on sauhton on Seierdis
norn jr- Of cnlpepc1 Is reoumendta among oilie
ano Nii most probably lleeifl he Elimination.
-Ihe people o| Richmond n.c g determine orr
t1l l7d ol NaJ. Ir ballot rhc.hertheg l.ill autho.
r1e ihc C1 Council be- subscribe sa10cno TO- MS
stock OF in' Y'rsinia c.ai.al Rail-oAd Company.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-03
TERRInLR pIsAsTER.

p E. 4 I 5 4 sgf {
: A Geographic dispatch dated New Orleans, April
oath, gives San Francisco dates ia the 6Est instant
which cohta ihte hsenco ot,the burning
oS the 5taner Independence involving fearful loss
oflite The following are the leading of
tie calamity: tii
The Independence was run on the shoals of the
MRrgaTettn Island on the 10th of Febrdq where she
took fire and was burned to the waters edge There
were Eve hundred passengers on board, who endea-
ySred to save themselves by jumping into the sea-
CT these one hundred and forty were lost The fire
Originated from the intense heat of the furnace The
flames Spread to the powder magazine which explod-
ell tearing away the stern of the boat and blowing
those passengers who remained board into the sea.
Il was thought that the number of lives lost might
ractl *wo hundred, but an accurate statement could
The survivors who suCceede in reaching the Shore
fsund themselves a barren island, totally devoid
Of the 5ueans of comfort They suffered intensely.
By firing cannon, they OF length attracted the atten-
ton Of some Whalers, who rescued them rom their
peTiloAs situation.
The city of has again been Inundated.
Tic steamer California LETT San Francisco on the
Ist with two and quarter millions Of gold.
San FTancisco markets quiet,
Judge Ie Grand has declined the oifica Of So
lFeitor the to which was appointed by
the administration;
Iraneis 8lrt sia or Of John s. Gallaher,
entersa upon the daties Of Office
o.
fhes III llig f,le opp 70 M the
RonEtt Of Works a teal ma
e1nefs but ~. flgof ot lrg q
" VI ma me nee sfg 81 le ses. med
tie tho ind 5i rail q on
EkIpf - ri isti - bear the NJ digs
~ fql mos q ORC Jlsgqe eat
giRssit " Qnd ~ llil
81 entire line this fd6 kept lentF
Under contTArt and 1e laftnr ~ Put
RhoefEanirlct BY thes 81 lIl3 The ine
M f1e We clifton olEe ana rom IBIS
Stale eSspd ID f6e Ohio II ne
81 Bis sin5f. 4h work 81 ayine rails
tssed boron gh ,lnl ufiicn IsI Poe cont
bo1t IS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-03
WINCHESTER PREsBYTERY.

A most interesting session ofthe Winchester Pres
bYtery of the Old School Presbyterian Church, has
just terminated its meetings in Charlcstown Mostof
the Churches in the bounds of Prcsbytery, were re-
presented by the Pastors or Elders The opening
mon preacher on Wednesday, by the Rev. Mr..
I1kSnY. The Rev Mr. McPHA1b Of fredericksburg
was chosen as Moderator. The congregations in at
tendance have been very large, and the Word has
been dispensed with tile power of truth and the per-
sunson of cloquence. On Sabbath, botlfthc Metho-
dist and Episcopal Churches were kindly rendered,
and the pulpits ofcacl were filed both morning and
night by members of the Presbytery. The Fall meet
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-03
BOARD 0F PUBfI0 WORKs.

THoNis, b. DASlEr, tor from Prince George,
was nominated b the Coiss plIieb assembled
q IlSntifarg Oh 4tbe 22d nit as The Democratic
Tor the sOaTd Of tbs FIRST
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-03
MRs HARRIFr pFEcHER STOVES CHARITY.

There was recently (suys the n. Y. National Demo
erat family of slaves in Virginia which the owner
offered to sell into freedom at very small price, and
omebeaevOlent parties in Philadelphia undertook to
raise the amount by subscription The pre-
scented, by letter to Mrs sigourney who Immediately
enclosed twenty dollars for the object. Mrs. Har7
riet Beecher Stowe was also written to- and ofcoursc
she responded by sending very large sum of money
for the GLORIOUS purpose she had just realized
immense f6rtuneby her abolitiOnism she was on the
eve Of starting for England to be feted by theDuchess
ofsutherland, and carcssed by the hand Ofthc nob-
", and of course she gave vtyy large sum to pur-
chase these thirty slaves. No good reader, she gave
not one eea She sent back letter full of sweet SYM
pathy, aboundhg with the charity of advice and ap
pFoyal, hut as empty of money her own face is of
shame nj the contempt part she is playing in
England Of forging States evidence against her
country. No, she had no money for THE poor slave"
AS her eminent friend and cO-laborer Mr.. Aminadab
Sleek, would say, ut is not in our way. Her 4mis
sion is to make money o't Of negro philanthropy,
11S1s,nrt 3fr5
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-03
Em1GRANTs 10 LIBERIA.

The fine ship Banshee, Capt Wilson, left Browns
Wharf. Baltimore about II o'clock, Monday, in tow
of the steamer Sun, on her voyage 10 Liberia. The
ship was chartered by the Chesapeake and Liberia
Trading Company, for the voyage out and to be dis
charged at Cape Palmas. She took OF board at Bal
timore one hundred and seventeen euigrants Wis
Fifty-two from Maryland sent out by the Maryland
State Colonization Society; thrty-seven from Vir-
cinin. six from Massachusetts,, six from Indiana five
from the Choctaw Nation, FIVE from Kentucky, three
from Pennsylvania, two from Ohio, and one from
New York, sent out by the American Colonization
Society. She proceeds direct to Hampton Roads,
where she will receive one hundred and ten addition
al emigrants of whom fifty-sx from North Caro-
lima and y-four from Virginia, also sent out by the
American Colonization Society. The Banshee also
has considerable freight, mainly on account of the
several Missionary Societies. The omigrants from
Baltimore, are all in excellent health, and we under
stand that among them men of much promise to
the colony. Among them is Thomas Fuller, who, it
win be remembered visited Liberia the instance of
aCoonizatohS Society in Cambridge Dorchester coun-
ty, Maryland, and upon his return published most
favorable and interesting report of his observations
He now goes back, to use his own words, ito spend
the balance of his days in assisting to build up the
interests of Liberia-the home-the only true home
ofthe colored man,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-03
Armstrong. Funston. Scattering.
10th Ballot. 1899 6.92s 476

Whole number of votes cast on the 10th ballot
2l,T33. Necessary to choice I4,4SS
On motion Of Benoni Harrison Of Prince, William
EDWARD j. ARMSTRONG of Taylor was declared the
unanimous nominee of this Convention as the Demo-
cratic candidate for Commissioner of the Board of
Public Works for the Third District.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-03

Judge lie Grand has declined the Office Of So-E
lFsitor the was appointed by
tic administration! 81 Is gs2 SIS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-03
SPRING ELECTION.

ELECTION Bh F1JRgBitYg MAJ 26s
For Members OF Congress, Board of Public
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-03

Faneis Burt the srcee or of John s. ESallaher,
eater&a dattIs Third auditors office
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-02

sis From T.rfss by Cranky. North GTsnby. and East
Granville, Mass TO Bisnford, ~ miles aud back.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-02

FORM FOR BID
Where change from advertisement is contemplate
ed By The bidder.
Tor we, as the case may be) there write the
names IN full Of here state the residence ,esJences]
hereby propose 10 carry the mail No from
10 as often ~ the Postmaster Generals sdver.
sement Tor proposals dated December 49, 1854
requires, in the time stated in the schedules contained in
such advertisement and by the following mode Of convey
"nce, to wit Here state how IL is TO be Tor The
annual SUN Of here write the sum in words a, full
length.
pa'sd tssneJ.l
Form ofa Guaranty
The undersigned undertake that, IL the foregoing bid for
carrying the mail on route No. he accepted by The
Postmaster General tho bidder shall, prior the Ia day
July nest enter into The required obligation perform the
service proposed, with good and sufficient sure,;es
Dated assigned by two susssntors
Form of Certificate
The undersigned POSTMASTER judge, clerk OF court
Of record the may be-, cer6es that he !. we'll
gnsnied with the above and their property and
that they men Of property and able mske good
guaranty
p.ted fSirned1
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-02


soA From Provijencs by North scuae south Foster
South ki'nsly. (Ct..) to Yves, KiInsy, 26 mile.
aud back, three times = week.
Leave Providence Mondsy, Wednesday, and Friday Of
Arrive 81 Yves, KiIrnsly the same day. by Inn,
Leave West Kiinsiy Tuesday, Thursday, and saiur-
Arrive :, ProviJsncs the same d.y. by espm.
sos Fsom Providence, by North sc,uais, Foster. and
East kiiinsy, CT, TO KilInsly, &c miles and back,
three timcs = week
Leave Providence Tuesdsy, Thursday and Saturday
Arrive :. Klinsly the same days BY I01 sms
Leave ki'linsy Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
Arrive Of Providence Ii. same dsys by 7ipm
500 From Providence, by Centredsie, Gresnvie, and
Chepscke', to Pascosg. 10 miles and hack. sir times
sweek Cen'redals TO be omitted three Of the trips
each way.
Leave Providence daily ercep, Sunday At pm;
Arrive at PsscosE the same days by 7pmi
Leave PsscosG daily except Sunday at sam;
Arrive II Provdsnce the same days by
soT From Providence by Pawucke, v.lIey Falls, Ions
dale, Lime Rock. Albion. Msnvile, Cumberland
Hill, Woonsoeket Falls. Blackstone, MSS, sls.
,sr.vlls. r. 1, MiIvlIs. M.a., Urbridge, North
Uhbrdse, Whitinsville, Norhbrdgc, FArnomsvle,
ssunder.v'le, Wikinsonville, and MiIbury. 10 Wor
es's', ~ miles and back, twelve times a week.
L a% r'ov'dsooe daily eIcep, Sunday at and
Arrive at Worcester the same day. BY ., m and
Leave Worcester daily creep, Sunday a, "a m and
Arrive ct Providence the same day. by 10. m and
e1pm SUI
sos From Kingston Depot by Usquspsueh. 10 Br,,g.
Iron Wosks, o. miles snd back, six times w..k
Leave Kingston Depot daily except Sunday at 81 D m ,
Arrive At Brands Iron Works The day. by 7
pmt
Leave Brands Iron Work. daily srcep, Sunday at
an
Arrive ut Kingston Depot the same days by ~ an
500 From WMwick Depot by Warwick, Nstick and Lip
pss, to Fikvil's, miles snd back, sir times week
Leave Warwick Depot daily except Sunday at 81 m ,
Arrive 81 Fiskvils the ssme days by l0i am,
Leave Fi.kv;|ls daily except Sunday At pm,
Arrive 1t Warwick Depot the same day. by ~ m.
$40 From South scius-, by Clay ve 10 Foster Centre
81 miles and back, three limos week.
Leave South sci'usse Tuesday, Thur.day. and ss'u'
day desm,
Arrve Al Foster Centre the same days by ~ m
Leave Foster Centre the days ct loan;
Arrive at IN sctuste the same days by III
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-02

sls From Tsrviils by Cranky. North Cranky. and East
Granville, Mass TO Bisnfosd, ~ miles and bach. once
. week
Leave Tsrinville Friday at 10 am,
Arrive at bIsDiord the same day by opmi
Leave Blsnford Saturday at 7 ant
Arrive St Tsnfvills the same day BY zpm.
sl4 From ColinsyiIs. by Piae Meadow, New Hartford
Winchester. West Winsted, MiIbrook, Norfolk, West
Norfolk, aud East Canaan, TO Canaan, 20 miles aud
back, six times week.
Leave Coliinssilie daily except Sunday Al 10 sm
Arrive al Canasn the same days by Bpm,
Leave Canssn daily except Sunday al Sans
Arrive ii Collinsyille the sime days BY pm.
9i5 From Coinsvills by New Hartford Csatre Torng-
frd. aud Bskersvie, TO Wolcot,vilIe, II miles and
back, three times week.
Leave Collnsv,le Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive a, woeottvilIs the same days by spm,
Leave Wolcot.yle the same days III = m,
Arrive al Collinsville the same days by
Gle From Bristol, by TerryssiIe, Plymouth, Plymouth
Hollow, and Mortified, TO Lilchdsld. l6i miles and
back, six times week
Leave Bristol daily except Sunday al I'm;
Arrive at Litchfeld the same days by 4pm;
Leave Lichied daily except Sunday at sam,
Arrive at Bristol same daysby IL m
GIT From Unionyie, by Burlington, and Hsrwinton,
Wocottvile, Is miles and back, three times week
Leave Unionve Monday, Wednesday, and Friday al
Arrive at Wolcottville the same days by Bpm;
Leave WoIcotyie Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive at Unionvle the same days by 2pm.
9ls From West Wilmington, Moose Mesdow, Westford,
North Ashford, West Woodstock, and New Boston,
to Webster, MASS, 29a miles and back, three times
Leave West Wellington Tuesday, Thursday aud sa-
urday at pm
Arrive a, Webster the days by z pm;
Leave Webster Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday at |
Arrive At West Wlinpton the same DAVIS by 7 nm
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-17
Ornamental! Jron t1orh5.

NETWORK WIRE RAILING WORKS.-Tho
extensive Ornsne ntsl faoS Establishment the
UNITED STATES
The Proprietor has received during this upward Of 5000
od,r from various parts the world which Gil the Railing
enclosing the GROUNDS and the GALLERIES OF hs renowned CRfS
TAI PALACE.
FoEsYTHELscE Public Park In Savannah contslny 10
encorsd vito hesuiiful pattern OF WIRE RAILING.
Akrquare and flyn's Church. OF tho City ot Char
leson, 3 Z. have just been surrounded with WIRE RAILING
OF rich and graceful design.
Cemeteries Dwellings Public Grounds Banks Insurance Oss
Hctel Hospa AEylums TheGtTs and Ms in al OF shs
country among the list Of the subscribers orders
IRON RAILING.
Embracing variety made OF Wrought and Cast Iron aad tho
Celebrated WIRE RAILING.
IRON BEDsTEADs
OF every snd unique design Of tho cse the pan
Iatterns
IRON FURNITURE
Consisting OF Tables Chairs Set-ees, Hstrscks Wah-slnds
HORSE POSTS
OF aud beautiful design.
NIcgEKsHAas PsteDtfd. Celetrs.cd
WIRE FENCE,
For Pras Railroads FERNS Lawns GARDENS - rod
WIRE FENCE Of The above description Burn Float
Ftr subject fires aad agndloas this Feass
valuable.
The edition Of New Phase Of the Iron Manufacture"
which has beer geafly enlarged containing dyns
and prices Of the above articles will be forwarded By adifesssg
9 sglseTiber
Gold Silver Bronze Medals and Diplomas
Proprietor
JOHN B. WfCKERSHAM Warehouse No. 32 broadway.
Works Nos sS S. 81, 80 and 81 Lewis-s-, New-YoEk
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-17
/ rpnN nrnsrpAns- cnMsrOcK. BRNNLEy

IRON PEDgTRADS S-CoMsToCk- Bkpshf'
q. kr..i- f.~rd-, .s.fa B-oosiya nlt-ri.c.rr~
trserrfna rsu cruq-rr't 81 TO "rs~f "'s' -
-sxarf4s svle usfsriaI ma rrrkrrs1s - a
ssi~s so-- ss rsona-it S~s iSfr. sne tpof Nrs I"
s-usfv~v.
a1-ri acr-,f.t Przon. Fsniy. s-rssnS -ns ~
and rrrersi r-atoi irt frn'r.
O. fhese Hscs gats - all e;1r m 7'n " e.
-s searcs ec0nomy Thcy .vts tree s scr nia ns
.rs s,esa7 EurEe Dogshe srd eonvssiest Orifn % .1
'''7' coHsroCx sRosLEY @
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-17
Gorses, Carriages, &r.

TOR SALE-A span of blood bay carriage Horses,
Il broke gentle and Kind in double sing hanss5 81
wears Old Il hh u-iDsy Lewis Sta @ Broad
way below atrst Apply T. psrior No 81
Family Hotel GramoTcy faIk, seoe 81 or sssr D.
Price f625
TOR SALE.-A handsome R0ckaway Carriage, for
Il 81 horsesalmos Alse Lai W7gou with It
toni BsTlts-pce Address CLARK, Union Post
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-17

GEO. c ALLFN, Imr0FteF, who'll sale aud Tsilk
No n Wall ss- second hoor. nsas Broadway
TSETUL PRESENTS.- undersigned would
u very respectfully invite the aeuton OF every tie sst
rnept OF goods they ssang th nAa,to
cer of Gold Colo and silver Pencils ami Pea cssss
eutir~ new principles construction, crins Pen Pencil alr
sarye Tor slsl coradne beauty u degu
p md 5ursbty ecpe anything oths nl pregolsy eEhba
u iiis country fishs sizis patented and wtrfautad
A G BAGIEY Co, u Maiden lane. and III Broadsy ny
VINCENT LECOMTE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CoSFEcuoSgR, No 500 G-eenwchst T. has eoa'saaiys
hand sussr TOYS for Cake, Gum Drop Cofnacos
A. d articles suitable HOLIDAYS
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-17
fire-proof Safes.

V'HE ORDEAL by FIRE.-The true test of SAFE
an accidental FIRE RICH5 sALAMANDEds have bsi $50
I sen ,.'s re last Z ysrs sad 20 an h., book
the recent hre IN Falton the Safe Of Salisbury
smith made BY RICH CO. presrved thair Of Jewsy
rIu upon which there
the store OF the subsereer along wh Others tested in the
nre or 'o and Tsrous other ha period
eaes Of tests 10 sccdens tres Unoa
srEARSs MARVIN, Successor TO RICH Co.
No. lij Wategst- New YORK.
The ony makers Of ssl,nsnder safes, combining Wders snd
Rehs rarerts
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-17
inrp GOODS


ALEXANDER I. STEWART & Co.. viii open
~ MONDAY. Dee 10, several Of New silks ek0s dnJ
rich in styl,s totally tiornt hitherto inn rtd tis
Tbey viii also op New Iuhrders Ball Dresses racer Arc
&c A just received By the steamers Arctic and Asia
CHFAP GOODS for the Ii0LIDAYS.-0n MON
~ DAY Dec l2 the b.rs will oder srestly rellca
rrcss rse Of Dress Goods aasls Mlsla Dc ha
Iisi.-.- Art AMBER STEWART Co, Bro.i~
EXTRA0RDINABY SALE of DRY GOODS
H. W. " NORTON Co,
Successors 10 c. o. Haok No so Bowefy
having entered i-to partrership srrAnrel.uts with
Mr 7. HiLFMAs,
said rsne hp TO CONNIE ace tho at Of Feray rsr, snis
the tTm Of
NORTON HILTMAN,
n becomes imperative to effect total aud mmsdts eersncs
valuable tCck AuOuUtng upWsid
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
cousts Of complete ani mos extensive Asorfnsu Of Nss
sha0. French Mrnos csshefes De Lanss pscs Chcess
and other DR. Goods N Linens Shetngs 5irua Disos
Table LINN Ioweiuss NankDs Baakes Finns Ql ylaat
Oher description OF Housekeeping b0ii hs3
G0yes Drr Dank Lsce and Muslin Clstsins Nc No.
the whole Of which having been recenuy purchat for cs s
complete a. mBcd dsibGton, sn ho
tine eject saving pure hitherto GnPsTsd IN TIE snnls
Of DIV Cords
Ihe Lh tud well hnows character Of tho articles always
/. already eieny promulgated ANY mcat therefore %
this subil G. dee ned wholly unnecessary.
The sale Will comm
WEDNESDAY the 7th Of cember inst,
and continue until the snfiTe stock Is disposed of -.
Doors snd clOe AZ each day Express waron willie
daily that pariis residing il Brootyn WI
smsburgb ds ant localities ia the city have tnf par
GELS delivered free OF any charge So o
Seecessors Chs o Hook
D W
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-17
Or Whur II mnu q onrern.

ALL PERSONS having claims against MOORE
N kSANDFORD herebg nOaed present the
Ietore the l7h NOAH sWELEY Co. No l7j 30
Of SANFORD -New-Yors Dec = 1855
IF FREDERICK PHILLIP DERBYSHIRE, of
Fnglard will eive h edd r. frinane Dhe h shalt
hs In Ne~lork Whom last hoard rom he in
Newark, n j.
IF JOHN BARBER, late Of Mouiton, near North
ampion gland will apply sir JOHN MILTON Of Waios
Ioonfh Nor no VIII hear VI something his sd
VGDtsge.
NOTICE-Vesses in ballast, arriving at Philadel
~ pha be DISCHARGED free Of delay At ths South
CnmSen F.uy Ccrnrary's wharves poe fhe Nssy Yart
JAMES TUIHlLL, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-17
glotbina.

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CLOTHING CLOTHING CLOTHING -
~ CONWAY No ios Esssu-st, has sroch Of F.n
and Winter Clothing wholesale and retail The prices lea
sey eonpsIiuon Remember CONWAY, No losHsaasf lear
AEn, Sew-York
MI EN's and BOYS SUMNER and WINTER
" ~ CLOTHING at WHOLESALE, 90 per less
uA rees az No 81 Fltor Ths the chance ever offered
TO persons buying to sell again.
MEN and BOYS CLOTHING-At wholesale and
A retail cheaper than The get
boyy ClothDt ready made % oder Is AL VASDER
Bills no 81 fuitoas- Of Goldst Ao
~sh ot furnishing Goods and Indss RuSber ClosAng.
yvASDERBILr. Ne al Fatou-st
1'HE SUBSCRIBER would INFORM his customers
= sna ne pnbc in general that and MONDAY Jsa
ltf TIE ONE PRICE BOOT and SHOE srORE No 2s Green
northwest OF Bsrclsyst will be closed
ns saturday. excepted oclocf public respectfully
70 cal and examine the stock Goods freely shown and
prices invariably dred A LONG No. IA Gresnwich s-
North west corner Of Barclay ", n. z.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-17
Danrinq Araoemlfs.

DANCING ACADEMY, No. ] Washlngton-paee-
IL Mine GRAVIER DEsJARDINs beF q inform her plpi'
that her III take place WEDNEsD AIS ana sAiO-
DAYS O'Clock n usua 2; he ss9ye place FOR sst-
Ga residence. No 20 Woosterst near " a-
Instol-ssaare. Schools and private families attended