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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-21

A USTRAIIAN PIONEER LINE.-THE NOBLE l
N packet ship EUPHRASIA, 200 tons burthen, cop
pered and copper fastened will succeed the Baltimore
seventh ship Of this line and sail for Melbourne Port
Philip on the 10th Of February The Euphrasia il ad
miraby adapted for passengers and II sufficient to add
that she viii be provisoned and fitted out in the same
liberal style the ships that preceded her in this
line -Four Of the ships Of the Pioneer Line have arrived
in Australia before this date and it il well establish
that of the ships despatched the subscribers
will have to put into any port for supplies they are
amply professionalism double the length of voyage As
the Euphrasa will sail direct for Port Philip 1t Is expect
ship advertised. An early application for passage Is
commended as the Baltimore sailed with full compile
men of freight and passengers in exactly twenty nine
days after the departure Of her predecessors For freight
passage apply to
JOHN OGDEN, or r. W. CAMERON 116 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-21

yTNHE SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE-vANDER-
i bt Line for San Francisco-Ony line giving tickets
for crossing the Isthmus-Through in advance Of the
mail.-The new double engine steamship STAR OF THE
North river, Saturday FEBRUARY 5, at O'Clock p. NJ
precisely for San Juan del Nore direct connecting with
the popular steamship PACIFIC the Nicaragua tran
These steamers have superior accommodations and ven
lation For information passage at the lowest rates
apply only at the agency Of the company No Battery
place, up stairs Passengers cautioned against the
representations of hired of other lines None
are employed for this line.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-21

sv1NO BRASS FOUNDERS-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL.
i be received by the subscriber at the Office Of the
Croton Aqueduct Department until February 1858, at
O'Clock p. NJ, for 500 inch stop cocks. Composition
10 be TO or copper a tin zinc; the workman
be Of the best character and similar to patterns
now the Office to be approved Of by the Water Purveyor
and TO be delivered foows00 on the LIST day of April
next 600 the LIST day Of May next and 1000 the
LIST day Of June next The OF two responsible per-
with their written assent to become surees for the
fuflment in every particular Of the contract will be
ured to accompany each proposal Payments TO be made
within thirty days from the inspection of each parcel
wit reservation of ten cent until the completion or
the Contract Blank forms Of estimates, conforming to
the Corporation ordinances be had application at
this Office Estimates 10 be endorsed Proposals for Brass
Stop Cocks, made by --, February /, 1852
NICHOLAS DEAN, President Croton Aqueduct Dept.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

" phia ut IL o'clock noon by steamboat John Potter
from pier No. North river Fare-arst class cars, So
second class, 81. Returning leave Philadelphia, from
foot of Walnut street. at 2P NJ. Emigran line by steam
boat Atlas from pier No l, at ~ O'Clock, p NJ Fare
81 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-21

STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Public Notice is hereby given that the following petit
lions have been presented in the Board Of Assistant Alder
nen-To flag sidewalk northerly side of Seventh street.
between and D. To flag sidewalks in Thirty
sghth street. between Second and Third Also
the following resolutionTo Gag space four feet wide
q sidewalks in Thirty street. between Eighth and
Ninth All persons interested and having objec
lions thereto requested present Them in writing
the undersigned before the 25h day Of january inst
Jan. IT, 1858. JAMES FURY, Street Commissioner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-21

DASSAGE FOR SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA LINE
The clipper packet ship NEW YORK, load
ing at pier IL, North river has unequalled accommoda
ton for first and second cabin passengers, for which
early application must be made.
ARKELI ELLIOT, 148 Pearl street.
(tIIPPER SHIP GOVERNOR NORTON FOR SAN FRAN.
~ cisco-This splendid clipper is rapidly loading, at
pier foot Of Wall street Fast river Shippers will please
inst For balance Of cargo in light freight apply to
SUTTON 4 Co. "a Wafl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-21

TTyHE ROYAL MAI. erEAsfEr MErI4iN, W. SAMPSON,
i commander. will sail for Bermuda and st. Thomas,
Monday 18th February, 1858. Passage money to Ber
muda $50, TO St. Thomas. S70 For freight passage
apply to f. CUNARD No. 4 Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-21

NICHOLAS DEAN, President Croton Aqueduct Dept
Office Croton Aqueduct Department JAN 81 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-21

Nor SAN FRANCISCO.-THE ELEGANT NEW CLIP
IL per ship SIROCCO Capt. John L. Sanford is rapidly
loading at pier No 90 Fast river For balance Of freight
passage In cabins Of unsurpassed extent and spen
dor apply to J. L. OAKFORD % Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-21

NOR AUSTRAIIA-THE BEAUTIFUL CLIPPER SHIP
II EAGLE being ready for sea, win clear satur
day, the ed inst. few passengers only will be
taken Apply to Captain Silas Hardy board at pier
No, s North river foot of Rector street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-21

with all requisite articles for the comfort and convenience
Of passengers and commanded by Of experience in
the trade The price Of passage $780, without wines
liquors Goods sent to the subscribers will be forwarded
free from any charges but those actually incurred
BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents, 164 Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-21

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBIIC NOTICE rs HEREBY
~ given that resolution has been presented in the
Board Aldermen to reset curb and gutter and flag side
walks in Walker street liz feet easery from the
of the Bowery. Persons interested having objections to
the same desired present them in writing at the
Street Commissioners Office by the oath day jan
usry inst JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
Street Department, JAM a. 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-21

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, CON
- Meeting with the Pacific ~ Mail Steamship Company,
United States mail line for California and Oregon via As
pinwal and Panama The splendid and double engine
United States mail steamship GEORGIA, 1900 tons bur
then D. d. Porter, U. s. navy, commander, will sail
Saturday February 9th, at O'Clock p NJ precisely,
from pier at foot Of Warren street. North river The Pa
cifc Mail Steamship Company regular mail steamer will
be in readiness at Panama to receive the Georgas mails
and passengers and sail Immediately for San Francisco
No efforts will be spared the part Of the companies to
send their passengers through with expedition comfort
and safety Rates of fare to Aspinwall =
Ladies' saloon, state room $65
Lower aft and forward saloon, do. ............. So
Second cabin standecs As
Storage. IS
Aspnwall free. Transit Of the Ishmns at the passen-
gers expense Persons securing through passage the
United States mail steamers from New York have pree
Of accommodation on board the Pacific mail steam
Rates Of fare from Panama to San Francisco the
most favorable terms. For freight passage apply to
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, at the Office of the companies,
III West street, corner of Warren street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-21

Nor SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
IL States mail steamship FRANKLIN, J. A. Wotton
commander will leave for Havre touching at Southamp
ton to land the mails and passengers Saturday Feb
H. at II clock from Pier No North river Price of
passage 1920 Luggage not wanted during the voyage
should be sent on board the day before sailing marked
'Below." No merchandise will be received on board
after Thursday, Feb TO- For freight passage apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, No. 80 Broadway.
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Saloon, 800 $685. and $56 according to state rooms)
A limited number Of third class passengers will be
taken and found with comfortably cooked provisions for
$40. to Liverpool $50; from Liverpool
Parties wishing to bring out their friends obtain
certificates passage and drafts on the Bank Of Ireland
in sums from 81 sterling upwards Hand bills can be
had at the Office of THOMAS RICHARDSON, agent, No Al
Exchange place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-21

DR. BARON SP0IASC0 NJ. d., A. b.. ETC, ETC,
IL from London Paris Edinburg, Glasgow, and Dub
ln &C. &c.) now Of $50 Broadway, New York, between
Spring and Prince streets. Office hours from A. NJ to
] j. NJ; and in the evenings, from to 10 o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-21

CtIRCUS-NEw YORK AMPHITFIEATRE, NO. 81 BOW
~ ery.-R Sands & Co., Proprietors. Friday svsa-
ing, Jan. a. Benefit Of Bob Williams the Clown Fosr
Hiram Day, and Bobby Williams. Cannon Ball Feats 81
Mons La Thorne. Together with performances IN ne
circle To conclude with THE MISElIES OF YAUPER
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CORPORATION N0TICE.-pUBrIC NOTICE Is HERE.
~ by given that petitions have been presented in the
Board of Assistant Aldermen for the construction of
exers in the following named streets, to wit in Eighty
d street. from 100 feet east Of Fourth avenue to and
through Third and Eghtysxh street to the East
iver Also in Eighty first street. from point 400 feet
evenly ninth street. Also in Mott street. from Pe street
Wall street. to connect with the proposed in
hyard street. Also in Forty third street. from Tenth
to Hudson river And also in Fifteenth street. from
venue to the in c. All persons interest
10 the above, having objections thereto request
q to present the same in writing to the contract clerk
Vt this Office, or before January GOT, h instant
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
CrOton AQueduct Department, Jan. II, 1863
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u
W. its tens of thousands.-Dr. + Brown, the groaA
scrofua doctor Of Springfield Mass, formerly Of Havs-
hill Mass, now Of New York city, author Of Femals
Manual of HEALTH 'Scrofula-is and cure al
other works Of great celebrity, has the pleasure to a.
nounce to the people Of this great metropolis that he has
established himself in this city at No. lat Grand street.
to attend to all of scroua and chronic diseases =
H.
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INCORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBIIC NOTICE is HEREBY
~ given, that a petition has been presented in the
Board Of Aldermen for in First street from
to the Bowery. All persons interested in the above
and having objections thereto requested to present
the same in writing to the Contract Clerk at this Office
On or before the oath of January inst.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President
Croton Aqueduct Department, Jan. IA, 1858.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-21

NEW FALL AND WINTER nay eczema ~. h.v, r.
esyed ~ steamers and packets large
which ue invite iriends and parehs.sTs
S and country generally The following part
s. nm ore.ds Rhine. Cor pre.... and N.n.
a" az S,h IN Aney coor and black
= and !. Rs h new style Plaid sins
iouit Gsce, nd ,nna eli. ek-dM .rr,lip..
~, snu. frsnsh and German nd Tibet Cioths
Nh - .sn sg Uo,a and ne. style Plaid Apaess
ciSs..sa . .ns =, . and S"~s.'in''
nen french aud American Printed de Iaue.
sn sna rrn,rd c.shmetv aud Pers eoiors
fian and Figured housssnes ne Rarrx, a. La,p,.
y aud = heavy SIN vslve, Cioahs and M.n,liss
Embroidered Dotted Chez eds uiss M,.,n.
Mech, Bonnet, Cap aud Velvet Rbands
iiS Linen ms%m,d ,a,snsd and T.gs sordered Hdtn
4rsss Cloth. Corded. wadd,d and Brcck adsn sAirt.
Pulled, Flowing, aonsred and Embd Sleeves
large and choice Assortment Of rkeds sleeve.
Mournins and SECOND Mourning Sleeves and Collar.
.anies and Gents Silk, Merino and vgonia vssts
ssor,m.n, Of Ladies' Gents, MI,ses Boys sin
IAds. aud Gents Embd nemm>d and cord bordd
Ia lee and Gents Glove. Al,x
~, 10 1hibet Cashmere and Raw SIN Glove,
Lislr, Cambria Ip...,
s,obo...d wo s p.%.,t Cloth. Napkin. and DOylies
s~Pe, oh' sio-, Brown, Orr ads Coth
woos, v9 s,s Fancy c.sspsrr- all style, qualities
S.unen i-eed., kennebect nd Kentucty Jean, ""
NAY ala, ZOO, soci Plains ksrsey. aud LIn.rys
naea, a.. mac n mana DSn and r.I.d Blanket,
Nsm.. Tspesy Brussels, Sply aud Ingrain Carp.tinr
,ret Chsne'ie, and ruitvd Huge nd Mat. ''N"t
Aiafge Assortment of Habit Furniture C..o..
american, Scotch and ~ French GinshAms
oans.as m pemssne. sheeungs shrtnx, and Cote
All Of which, having bee purchased With cash A.. oc
VALENTINE, CRENsiIAw co.
,.e No Corner Broad, 9Th .nd Capitol streets.
ksaR n.
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Days Ia our Mall Packet "a by scotls'- and Lynch
burEOn and after tie 18th Of October.
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted, the
~ and arrive lnohburg - hours, Ia
hours
Returning leave buchanan at ~ day except Sun
day. Lynchurg ~ r. 81 leave Lynehburg r. NJ
AMI arrive In Richmond In 80 hours, In time with the
Norfolk Boats leaving ~ A. NJ and the Southern North
Railroad Cars, leaving at : A. NJ.
Passengers Tor Lexington connect with daily line
North River Returning leaving Lexington
days and arrive IN Ricirnond IN %
Passengers for PArnvic fare e. Buckingham House.
Care e. 70 ChArosfve fare Sand siaunon fare g. will
leave Richmond Mondays Wednesday, Fridays
Beo. CArd Of time % ArrIyA Al InteImenLs dAnees
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JOSEPH II. coLoUIrT, Agent.
FALL SUPPLY

ETC, ETC, for sale by DOVE 4 co.
iO,ONO lbs Sup CaTb Coda. best Newcastle
1850 lb- CoIpsrss, bright Green
81 bbls Fire Proof Paint i2u0 lbs Indigo
lC0o gallons Solar OIL 6p1 lbs BoraV, Woods best
8casks Nuitnegs; 3casks Nader
leo Mats ssia; 5t0ns white Lead In oil Dlueons
201NV Cigars, sssortsd; 20v boxes Chewing Tobacco
300 papers smoking Tobacco; 10 bLis bps salts
10 bbls Alum; iI bbls y-net. Red
o0l lbs Glue, Irish; leo dozen Mustang Eminent
100 dozen Arabian Linm-nt; loo lbs Ionqua Beans
1211lhs Extract LogwOod
$40 lbs Paris Green, dry and IN oil
20 lbs Chrome Green; 80 lbs Chrome Yellow
8balcs fresh Glove; 30 iCLrn Nefmifuges,
gross Yeast fowdrTs 50 boxes llulis soap
10 gross Yankee Soap; iOtT Brown WnGs'r Soap
2, BOXES Palm Soap; 500 Ms Scotch suun, IN papers
IS dozen Paint Buckets; 10 bbls CopAI vArnish
1u1 dozen Tooth Bru,..; l0i dozen Shaving H<ushes
IL gross BrAudreths P'.s lee g-oss Matches
Ito boxes Transparent los Ginger
l. k,g. Emery, assorted; 800 Col"snrs assorted
Is gross S,idlitl and soda Powder; O. Boxes,
6ib!- birthstone; 3 cases Vanilla Beans
Together Medicines
Paints Oils Fancy articles all 81 which offer upon
usual time, at prices TO suit both town ad county trade
A
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HARDWARE

hihDN AXE,
FALL IMPORTATION, 1858.
ID T. MOORE ~ CO.. fEp1r ,isd Dealers az FOREyGy
. . Iad DOMESTIC HdkDWIRE, sc Nails sfrc,. EicA-
R"H, Tot, in receipt per steamships aud packets from LN
-rpoo IT iui and complete Birmingham
Sheffield HARDWARE and from ths
try they have received full supply Of American HARDwA ARE
consisting In part Of
Rodgers" aud woscnhoiu's fine Pen Pocket Knives
Pen and Pocket Knives Of various makers and styles
BUCK, Bone, Ebony, lNNy Handle Knives Forks
ivory Handle Knives Jerks in pieces
Wade 4 Butchers superior RAEors and Shears
Single and Double Barrel Guns superior
Pistols, Rihes, Ride Barrels and Nountngs
Trace. Halter, LIS Well ant Filth Chsins
collins" simmons" and Virginia
"Ames" and "RosIanls" spades and shoveis
MILL Pitt. Gross Cnt and Circular
Anvils. Vices and srth's bellows
Sirdgr aud Hand Hammers stocks and Dies
Blister. shear,
Castings. lorsc Shoes Horse Nails
Norss Collars, Hind Brides and Hammers
kridlr flings, Norstcd Rcins and Girths
Lacks and Hinges Of DIES rption
Planes. Chi.els, Auerrs and Piles, all kinds
Platform and Counter Scales, Pat. Balances
English American and a. 10 Per Caps and all other usually
found ARs
A. their rs selected with and
chased on The most favorable terms they feel assured they Of
Ter strong inducements merchants this
fully invite them examination OF their
ermed o. sell as Low regular house in this,
Northern cities. Aul6
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>rvS ~ EGILM LINE OF BoATs foH
vEES-E annn.s IL LINCHBU SG.-rhe Canal Boats
:, CLINTON. Captain Donald, Union, Captain
W H. funke leave regularly NGp>sSpANs NELLIE Captain
Johnson DESPATCH Capt Cook leave regularly SATURDAYS
These Boats compelled TO leave in order to
make their regular shippers therefore depend
their regularity. No freight taken.
~ Freight for this Tine may day except
SATURDAY, after O'Clock, T.. NJ.
matt A. 3. LEE
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ESoI-t- HNi.hI'G MS BDNABE--we u
"A c,lp " and complete Of House
uishing articles, consisting of
Rrass, Pierced II, n, VII, and Nursery Fendcrs
Polished Steel Head shoVes Poktrs
Copper, Brass and jarrancd Coal Iols
fc,ishcd St. 81 ard Drass foomvn
JAppAu,d Fire Carriers
Bra s,BtouIed and Gas; Iron Ard Irons
Rolecrs' superior Ivory Handle Knives and Forks
American Ivory Hand. Knives aud Forks
trCny Rene. Buffalo Rcck Handle M
SILVER Plated ard AlbatA Tab and Dessert Forks
Sy Plated &c mn SilV sud BTittSn Table
Block Tin c. Gee rts, Tea Pots, c Zee and Tea Crns
Steal nrhes, Oyster TGrcens and Dishes
Water in snGy
Ersss White Metal Candle Sticks
snunrrs and Suuucr Trays
Cu' tain BANDS aud Pins, hSdu,iftl ussorfr1cnt
Together with Cooking Utensils OF kind &C kc for sale
lowby AND. JOHNSTON CO,
Importers and Dealers in HARDY ard. Cutlery, &C
sign cf the Gross cut saw, IL Main -
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PNR Esga ~ - 49,

M iCiM0ND AM DANNuLE RAILROAD OPEN TO
III OvERBY'S, - MILES.
on and after Monday Sd 1855 the regular Train
daily Sundays excepted between Richmond and over
bys. .., r., .,- .-,.-.
MAnehester GSbiou Coal FIELD ronNha~k, fo~hatan Mat
toan Chua House. wyanokr Jennings Ordinary,
Liberty Church. Mhcrn Kcysve, BRAKES Branch,
and Ossrby's
Leave Richmond O'clock AN Returning leave oyeTby's
o. i2A o'clock, y. NJ
cniirc. AMI under Is OF age, half price
travelling by themselves must be furnished with two
retained In the occ and must be
pr.ssy pass that they permitted 10 ON the
Cars.
Halifax Q. H. and Danvlc meet Mess-s
Yiaxs 4 Co.'S horse teaches 0yerhys daily. Pas
Salem, Salisbury, aud
Charlotte Messrs. ragg Co.'S horse Coaches
Thursdays and saturdays at Overhys fas-
sasvr. uarksvie Milton, Carolina and laneeS se can
nsst keyyilc Tuesdays, Thursdays
md s.taciAys Milton GSnccyve by FagS Co.'S
Nne, Mondays, Wednesdays aud friiHys ~ OVcrby's
InAEllS o.. aALCOTT,
c-s Acting supt Of Trsnspnrtiupn.
RICHMOND pANvILLE RNLROAD,-fasstuEvrs TOT
yarnve yncrurg through te Via south
aud ra- Caldwell Cos Stages ny Application At
the ticket the Riehmoni and DanNle Railroad
~. 10 ...... > 20
CHARLES rALCOrr,
t-ulant.
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UMnoRrANr NoIsCn srrAnKRs srLvLA IN
u DERE AND PocAnoSr ~. nth further no k1RfeSJr
tics both Of the above Steamers viii remain the
rnts between RICHMOND AND bALrNoRk connecting the
depths
The BELyIDERE. Captain Giuord will cave Baltimore every
AIOp Afternoon Retaining. she will leave Richmond
rocAVNrAs Captain JONES' Baltimore every
WEDNESDAY Afternoon ~ill Richmond
SATURDAY arnoon thus arorng the merchants
the certain and esyOa, wheel.
freight Apply 10 LUDLAM 4 WATSON.
n NiON sTkAMsHtP COMPANY LINE or
aud Thursday Norfolk aud Isr~ May-.S~isas~ R33S
tIIl or RICHMOND, Captain Mitchell, sfeihser .S1n-@
TIRGINf5, Captain Teal and the IfNNS NJ GANfa.
Capt haymocOne Of these splendid steamships will Rich
touching Cape May to land Returning, leave Ph
delphia every Wednesday aud Saturday at 10 O'clock NJ until
further notice.
Passengers Cape May consult by taking
this route Is in addition being the cheapest the
expeditions and comfortable.
fa~-nxrr-rsr
to forward through York. either
steamers allowing them the privilege Of in fhiadel
a hrrc or % days, poeyd directly to New York. upoa
the arrival Of the
shipprr the w--t robaecons DESTROYS Of shipping
P-burg will please mind have made all the
eray arrangements 10 forward rbao through at &C. 100
pounds
Due notice will be Away. given all Daily Papers
city, when the will be ready receive freight and the
hour Of their sailing.
n. n shippers mind that Bill. Lsdlns
be sent to the wharf Ricketts, be signed before the sailing OF
the steamers.
Passage through 10 New YORK. found, % 90
II" Cape May, 500
ras,sse through to Philadelphia l.i cabin and found, 500
Do do Norfolk Is, do do 2 10
ROBERT RANKIN. Agen.
Tvs y. o H. .-k
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s1.sss ~ ~ .;ss7 ~ -

~<RhNI N1tIttrItN nNtI. hOl Ir~-REDJtEiO az
yE FARE To BALTIMORE AND PHlLIDhLPHii. o.
s amer iaih through tickets TO BauUry
Vo.inet OF tins Company their
rSute, Na.hington, o the following terms, VIZ:
Batila 20
seiphia. ~ -
vh~A ~ thr passenger r scf haeESrc
throarh er. HArc, Tree =
dAy eetwreu Paula
d. psA sarsus '-on q O. q, for each
zty Ct second
cr. ~ lt oss so cheap AID cotasoriAhir
~ o Me- TarS-
- = a. sI-se.s uAzra 1s1re, reasonable soarn
VH.t-r7s RzGsr ~5ssGg dstrsras any privilege,
eus.iz-rr1 strz- = RUIH,
Agent % TrsasportltiJn.
c~sr-r t. ar r @,
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buchanan y
sui9 BOYD. EbMoND a DAVENPORT
dtAHHIAGEs! C,RIIAGEs,-ALFRED x-H1
S &S E'as sas ss' o. iaa . &c S "a ;ss ~
WILLS h to %, ,1,ss and superior assor'meai Of c,y
are not equad BY establishment in this city Ills stock
Treneh Coaebe, One horse Barouehe.
ST. s,.. sea. at. csa,ioss. TrS sea. Eest1say:
yegr ,cs, Eoeks-"y Bugge. without Tops variety Of
Tgo Horse Rsrouehe, '"e'
Manufactured ofhe best material. a-dby experienced vors
undetermined 60 sen my work so. The quality Carriages
Repairing 10 The bes, and with Dispatch Antod
IlLEACnED AND BROWN slIRTINGs AND sHEETIN0s-
We onsr large AID complete stock Of ts ssoy. goods AZ
the low Prieeof On cts per yard. cox M0NrAauE.
JpNo Tig AoHHuLTUnAL SOCIETY or yIn.iNIA-
@'c 49, rt @, E, .n c a. d, , .
Narbe Agate Poeelian and hoG.e ware OF a Kinds; A art
f ps T n VIZ GSi sna Wit no sn or eoo On ne
mos, delicate subject TIT, inyauase should be ~ th
resist. hos and .eld. Ih Article rse
reyupon getting the genuine I niS q u,.,o o..
se7t Corner above the Banss, Richmond.
HlxrRA SCREWS AND BOXES ron ylCGs-A. 'cr,sd sizes,
oes sign Of the Circular saw. Il Mains street
<,AHPETINGs! CARPETINGsi l-CHRrsTIAN a LATHRoP
- you'd call especial attention their stock Of CaPetng',
RsS Patent Tapestry ys,., cs,s,;
designs.
rG ''' America" s ssS iI ~ ind Thread 0''"
Sup. Dutch Carpets. In variety
Low priced al wool and Cotton Chain DO
Cotton and Hemp Carpets from &c 10 SIC the I'd
Rich Rugs, Sofa Carpets and Table Covers
Rope, Manila, and Blush Mats
Yoof Oh Cloth, -, Cd aud 50 vide
Crufnb Cloths, iO-A, 1874 aud t6.f, long
Also, ra.. stair Rod. q oval, hollow aud oe,agon shapes In
lengths from 2h inches 10 - inches.
The Goods direct Importation, and
viii be sid ioN similar goods IN market.
CHRISTIAN LATHKOP, % Main st
TANNERS OF sugar ous Mo..'e. superior quality ses
scI5 bGvESPoRT, ALLEN co.
- ROUND ALUM FAIT-Yne salt Marshan brand, iy
IN oo5 DAVENPORT, ALLAN co.
ltnsEsE ooHes-suabs Hotels, Boarding Houses, ae
~ q hns tone for sale ~ BULkLkY Co,
oois 1871 Main street.