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GHEATEsT SALE Of the SEAsON.-PEREMP.

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(EEATEsT SALE Of the SEASON -PEREMP.
W TOEY SALE u - VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ca A.
et sa Ia ~. ~. D' spa .i 90 s. s a D.
aes kssa sn4 ca sfo.1~sy in Es.i SswioFs' s4Hs
GILL; Miller -al ~ Al .qe,on sole p.,.9P!o.yl.,
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.-,sss1asd f.ts7s m ro Fsd public sahrss
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ks.t AeisE. Ess zal %, y - 2Isr my 9hef sspas 4
1s s(sYsfs B3oE "a AID anssuIsh, and more COME
"a. Esr s ~ s.sr ss-toH Inesl folows that ners.s
;lrtrl s-sre IA Aei-tok must gro" more riPdI
isaz ~ .- e. gt- 1as-s iecins Of our ely %" rising
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TE B4-r E., seYork vii sooa be opened the whole d.
irc NsT tho1rs dollars beng expended monthly 70
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i. p, Ncw-Tosr when Ioad and beautiful
are red tier M euzh through Brooklyn and EAsi NeS i
ssr ts IL extensive nd msgniteent thooushe~
frt1 y srv city r. TIE world
Ea,csSs s BE bull, all these senges charter ss i
-.re1 srd h Organized Q o1i the Dyoa-s hiss
70 Peetf FeFTy 20 East S~~York Other assnas ~
Pvc- yrte AID D. Kslbavs Brooklyn and through evsr,
10 r1,bsrgh Bush~ik Evergreen &C. altsnA's
n q Eat hev-fcTk. ,,,. l.,
crhutag reservoir Of tbe Long Island Water Worn 10
tefr cca.ed CypTes Hill adon Est New YORK Ia g
trrovenepr involves expenditure q between S1Vo ~
CC portion Of the avenues and streets are already op
ar al are 70 sdd al the expense VI the present Popnn
Free y railroad will be finn sd 70 persons % "a
the rrorey "a r tefce the day OF le Title perfect aai PEI
u can remain fond and mortgage FOR four years At legal RAD
Interest -, - -, a
eT cent on tie 9Th Of December will be At the option Of 90
purchaser 10 ray monthly install ments Of per cent va
isr ae ofes Purchasers all cesh before the "a
Of Deceu Der entitled deduction Of cent
fv Aantcst Brooklyn
and u minutes Omnibus lines ran 'a
kulon slip Ferries 20 East Newfofk al all hours
" CHARLES X. MILLER
Gersr,l Real AGENT and Aucfionser No iSo Brosdsg
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800 gD.1 ens Eea-Y,s sed hire "a O'Clock TINS
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CHARLES X. MILLER
Generul Real Agent and Auctionser. No iSo B'osdsg
ID. & hoUSH, Auct oneer .no,
IMPORTANT TO HOUSEkEEPERs. - LAhos

IMPORTANT to H0USEKEEPERs.- LARGE
Il end ATT RACTlvE SALE Of ELEGASI RosEWV5oaD -
Other FURNITURE, on THURSDAY next, Nov D. At A.
Fut scing all the superior cutot made Furniture N ne W.
house No $50 West 2s the say cons sung
Rosewood Furniture in Grim on res
Broestee; do end crimson one DO god bsGes
Eseee pategs doors a1d back ons large ana SUP
iiory Pier Glass lx23 several elegant oval Nos
Redwood Celter side and Card Tables Sewing and seep
dGinak and BrOcatele; superior Lace WI
Brocaies dol elegant and costly Mantle ot111sas ~
Clock: Rosewood panoF0rte fully warraned Oh FatIn
Ct rare worth Velvet and Tapestry Carpe aud ka
6c Chamber Furnurc OF Rosewood French Bedsteds burt
WnsLands Cabinets Sc lest Hair Mattresses Pows aud bt
ke Mahogany Chairs Cane Do Center and Gard Is9es o9s
StaudE Cerpe Sets &c OF The usual Dnng A
Furniture and Tea Sets. Also, superior Ai
Table forming altogether uncommon quantity
rich fcass good Catalogues "wednesday afternoon e. No
North Williem.ft.
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lFNHAf. NOV. D Atso ~ III VeaoCk A n, |><lv
cEoUsD,
IS BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS snd COTTAGE srv-s
.s on FORT HILL. the romantic village q New R.a
slater leland wi,ha minutes waik Of lee New
IN OF Toupkus,e Ferres commanding extensive snd So,
vlsv q he whole " New-York Bay sandy Hooh N. &C.
Dc ar Long Island shore Fort Hamilton Brootlya wTav.h
le East and North Rivers the City Of Newark and the NJ
Bsy in TACT the sccuery unsurpassed being pcriscty s,o,,
b. vs,er and impossible take this view away ...,s -
tie kshe.t pous Of elevation, eoamsninS without escsv. a.
6se.t prospecs ia the world The tine fOu NV po, J,
tbs properly y steamboat wast Nsw-Yors ao,, A. =
res Thee desirable lots have many beautiful ssae ,,., 49,,
to- a. aud nearly midway between the Ne. Boh
and Quarantine Ferries.
The landing To'opk'nsvie leave every Aosr f.
oelock A. until oeect VI ard he last boat leave. wA,
hall New, York ii o'clock NJ, Which giyes ever a, ~
ss-ary persons doing business 10 the City NsvYark s
Of making this hsautfa place their Prvate residence
The eomra,ston only 3 per snnun, which over sss. A.
.lilroed stage route in the Ciy.of Newly
Iaa chance rarely 70 be with and worthy the .u,nt.
ofesDas ell ih9se who seeking Obssa hAy o
tfrs for ffil'emtni.
Tho Streets being gsdsd he erperse Of The pre..,
owne Try per remain bod and mortsaEe r svs
yeaIs a per cent and tie tile = IN ikpgiabls.
FOR hoErspbe fail pafteusr sppiy RAY roxP
KIss ~ door ,sc the Of Aeia sna Grifn..
TsBtkiSs,ile, sisWn islsld, or Of
e31 ALBERT n EICoLAY No - wsns
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Sales bD auriion

F. CoLroS, AEcioneer
A SSIGNEEs SALE Of STAPLE and FANCY
"A GOODS &c tc.-F. COTTON win sell on THURSDAY ADD
FBIDAY Nov sid Ct No is3 6hsy- between l egd 18th
Ocogk the entire stock Of retail store, c0Dpns IN
Cloth AID Cashmere sikh aud SAirs PHis Sheetug and Sh
fs Hosiery Rbb01s and every description Of Fancy
O6o6 &c Aso all the fixtures Of The store, COunisr ga T.
Chss Stoves &C The whole will be sod by order Of the
adnee and will be continued from day % dsy until disposed Of
WILSON Aaclioneer
4 UCTION NOTICE.-Assignees Sale Of hastings,
n Shoe Fnsirg &C. clcse assignment n
Occk TUESDAY Nov the OLA Gale No 25 Pearl
Abo at 10 o'clock day and place 800 prime BOOs
Shoes Ruhters.
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AtHEHf n. Nicslar Asstisuoss
NFNTfIi HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ROSE,

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MN "a 20 iEnfftf NkLfE EArfsrNN AVrcts rNo
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Aihfht II Nj CLAY Wti ssif % NtrNtnoAN NJ 2 -
fvyA a. q 81 'elassrstya $50, ~ass>se. - iA's
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sil~s ~ ~ fts~y u 9...ss stte+ -
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01
ALBERT II. NIcoLAY, AaetioDeer
POSITIVELY the LAST SALE Of the SbAeV'

POSITIVELY the LAST SALE Of the SEAsA
of Valuable Lots
WEST FLCSHINO.
ACCOMMODATE MANY WHO COULD ArrgFD THE ssLn
PROPERTY
ALBERT w. NIC0LAY will sell at Auction for
WEST FLUsHIsc LAsD COMPANY,
On MONDAY and TUESDAY, Oct 81, and Nov. /, issA
At u o'clock, each day, the Merchants Esebsnse,
TWO HUNDRED BUILDING LOTS AND VILLA SID
SITUATED THE BEAUTIFUL yILLAGtH
WEST FLUSHING,
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A 81. HERvIs
pY BANGS BROTHER g. CO.-Trade SaIes
- Rooms No - psrt-rov
ESSLIsH AND AYEKIcAs BooKsA splendid collection In guam
titles 10 silt pBrchssers being the guar Fall Parcel Sale
Catalogues will be ready la few days
FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. & a. 81 o'clock.
BooKsxLLERs sTocgEnbracing variety Of the COPIES
Of valuable STANDARD WORKS rlcslaneu literature lido
Casscal md school Boeks in qusniies Stationery &c
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JoHS FIsHBLaTT, Auctioueer.
T FISUBI ATT will sell on TUESDAY, Nov. j, q

EVAN AsTwARP SON Auctioneers 80 =,
ARGE SALE OF HARDWARE, &c.-JNO;
II VAN ANTWERP son will sell THIS DAY si 70 g fe
Az No 100 PeAr lots and packages conprsns the onE
sortrnept offered his season the Stock ofa Retailer IN E
ct order whole worthy the attention OF Jobe ana ~
thers For parteuars Cstalogue which are now eea
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JOHN FISHRLa1T. Auct0neer x...,ror n
APGE SALE of GENTEEL HOUSEhVLD

II FURNITURE.-On TUESDAY, Nov l. a. lOi oe0es y
Brcomet JOHN FISHBLArT will sell above The snI .
ture Of family breaking and removed yI
sale consisting In Of suites OF ana
Paror Furniture. Tapestry Carpets Brussels
grain Carrets Printed DrUggett on Cloths ee
Aso rge variety of Dining Room and Chamber snna Co. ~
Resther Beds Crockery Glass and China Ware he
acs of every description, &c. &C Catalogues ready 90 @
ofaa
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A. g. FUTILE, Aucioueer
HUTCH hULBOUS ROOTS-Hyacinths, Tulps
~ Jonqullss &c A. e. TUITLE will sell THIS DAY Clnet.
day. a. 10 geoeA a. No Wal a. nsA, ras4~ay sasaat escort
mont Of hesh Imported md well selected bahia CONSISTING az doai
and sisfc Hynsats Tar, Gdiolus SAscsss Joagulcs
trotus, &C, Ia l0'a o. sqii prrcAssrs
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c,pTss Ase,ion.er-sors No 7Dsyt, corner GSues.k
CFRNAA CIGARS, BRANDIES, &c. - THIS
" DAY ifi geock hbsss large assotncn NJ sas q.
rsts dssrr u Tobacco BTl11y Gin Vine kan ly Il
rfD,sf NsssAfd Ginger Tea Sugar. Counter and PAsal
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sITuATEDI I'M THE BEAUTIFUL yILLAGLH
WEST FLUSHING,
on the line ofthe
NEW-YoRK AND BLUsHIyG RAILROAD,
he Dkrst Of which will be on this Property wIen sonFS
will be within w enty ride Of the City Of Hew-frf
Newtown snd Flushing Stages that run 10 and from ",n's
als the guse oyery half hour during tia day, and the 49,
sesrntos,s ron Neg.York land within mile Of this ~
Property The streets have sn been Surveyed and Grae
best manner b. he Owners whose expense also tie r
Lse (eosanirs about seres being ornans' Is
be CON petsd By next Spring. -
The hundIeds who have examined IBIS desirable Profery y
to testify 70 belns without exception the best oeaF1 40
sesns advantages than other Property ever
tie vicinity Of Ncw-York Thee 10 Lets to b. odse ta -
remaining Bnscd Of eco recently offered Al Aaeion shs ~
been bought By int els purchasers who intend 70 @7'
Immediately. -,
Ao the large hspdsone and convenient Mansion flous -
occupied By WIN y Hendrckson containing II weifEs's
The House ssua on high grouEd in The Village Of Yves -
having view Flushirg tho Bay, Sc together si0 -
aerss Of Land End s the Outnudngs consisting Of Ban
House Oranary Stables Sheds &c. Tia one Of TIC .
tu1itlcs for olaiErs Country Rcsieenee complete al
mediate ccsupaBy thar has bsen easrsd s season "A,
Persons wshins the ground er the purpose o.
Lots pticF The sss win be furnished frifs VIII
Steamboats, OK Stages aal nhosTlphc MaPA Sa iaH cl
90 spricaiion 60 BARAkR 4 ELLIOTT 70 - 'A---~
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ALBERT n. SIcoLAY

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-09
VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.
FRIDAY, April 8


The following bills were passed
To authorise the Central Ohio Railroad
Company TO acquire depot in the city of
Wheeling;
Incorporating the Savings Bank of buffalo,
in the county of Putnam;
Providing for elections by the people, for the
apportonment OF representation IN the Gene
raj Assembly, the qualifications and privileges
of voters, the meeting OF Electors of President
and Vice President, and prescribing rules for
contested elections, with amendments.
The House amendments TO the bill provi-
ding for transferring and cancelling certain
stocks held by the Board of Public Works,
was agreed 10.
A bill to amend the 10Th section of chapter
81 of the Code of Notwithstanding the voters
in corporations in which the State is interested
being under consideration, several hours were
exhausted in call OF the Senate and various
other parliamentary modes OF deterring ac-
ton.
At a late hour, the Senate adjourned.
House Of Dele gates.
The House was in session from 10 until 81
o'clock, all the time laboring TO accomplish
something, but efiecling little, in consequence
of the absence OF quorum. This state of
| things induced member near the clese of the
| days session, to demand call OF the House.
| The SergeantatArms closed the doors, and
| the Clerk proceeded with a call of the roll.-
| Ii having been ascerIained that there were 76
members Zone less than quorum in the
| House, and several outside waiting TO be ad.
| mitted, motion was made, and agreed TO, TO
| suspend further proceedings against the absen-
| tees.
After nearly an hour consumed in this eff.
fort TO obtain a quorum, the regular business
of the House was resumed, when, upon the
very next division, II was again found that
there was no quorum, and the House then adj
journed
The following bills were passed
A Senate bill, providing for the registration
of voters in the counties, cities and towns of
the Commonwealth, annually, by Commits
sioners of the Revenue-the register TO be re.
turned to the Clerks offices of the County and
Corporation Courts, and. copies to be furnished
for each place of voting throughout the Com.
monwealth. This is an act required by the
constitution, and was desi gned to prevent lille.
gal voting;
A Senate bill to prevent the taking of oys-
ters from Naowadox Greek, for the purpose oil
planting them elsewhere, or carrying them be-
yond the limits of the Commonwealth;
A Senate bill, alowingathe original will o
Edward II. ker TO be removed from the office
OF the Clerk Of the County Court of Accomae
and
A bill authorising the Lynchburg and
Campbell Court House Turnpike Company
to convert their Turnpike into a Plank Road
A bill providing for the compensation of Ju
rors, their qualification, and manner OF selec.
ton in certain cases, was rejected.
Amendments OF the Senate to the tax bill
were considered, and some agreed to, and
others rejected.
A petition was presented from citizens o.
Hampshire county, praying that the Legisla.
ture adjourn and go home. Laid on the table
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-09
FRESH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1888.

FRESH HARDWARE-sPRI 1858.
M 5. Il G. DOHEAN, RICHMOND, VA, are
w now receiving from England their spring
importation of Birmingham and Shefreld Hard
ware, Cutlery and Guns. And from the
Manutacturefssin cur own country, very large
ana varied assortment OF American Goods, when
naylng been purchased exclusively tor cash, and
Lsi9fe the recent advance in prices, they are ena
3ied ana determined t. offer as low any regular
mouse Whatever, either in this or other markets.
we teank our friends kindly for past favOrs, and
others generally, visiting Richmond, to call upon
US the present season.
w. s. e. G. DOENAN,
importers OF Hardware, No 10, Pearl st.