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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-04
THE BALTIC-RETURN OF THE FRENCH
FLEET.

The following French ships have already arrived at
Cherbourg, from the Baltic: Breslau admiral PEN
auds flag ship, DOnswirth St. Louis, Tisit, andre
msque, semillanie, Vengeance, Poursuiyante, vir-
ginie, Zenobie, syrene Cleopatra, Asmodee souf-
feur, and dispatch boats Brandon Fulton and Dsin.
The HercuIe Gemappos, Tage, Dugueseilin, Duperre,
Trident Austerz and InfcxibIe are on their way 10
France.
The operations Of the British feet will now be I'M
important and the greater part ofthe ships will probs-
bly, return home. There is rumor however that the
Danish Government may perhaps be induced to per-
nit the feet 20 winter at Kiel.
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RHODE ISLAND MATTERS.

PROVIDENCE, FRIDAY, NOV. s. 1898.
DR.. CLARK has accepted the Office Of Bishop Of this
Diocese.
Judge Staples has been elected Chief Justice and
Aired Bcsworth and Sylvester sherman, Associate
Justices OF the Supreme Court.
The Railroad bill bad been postponed to the next
session, which is regarded as equivalent TO it, re-
jesiion.
The General Assembly adjourned TO Est Green
vieb this evening The salary Of the Chief Justice
fixed at o. COO and Of the Associate Justices at
o 200
The Rev. Robert Allyn was nominated and con-
6rmed as School Commissioner.
An act was passed for new digest Of the laws.
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Sevastopol. cannot be much longer retarded.
The article made an impression on the vieaaA
money market, and the premium on silver ross
once more to ls per cent. 1t is said that Aus
tra, at the advice Of the western powers, 10
openly to ssk Prussia whether che means 10 20
with the western powers or not and whether shs
is to SHE'D Austria against the Russians in case
of rupture. The French camp Of Boulogus e
intended to give weight to the note Of Austria
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THE BEALE CASE IN PHILADELPHIA.

TIIUUFs 4NUFs IoOFs
In Me Criminal Court to-day ID. Z. Brown COM
menced his argument the motion for mes trial in
the cess Of s. T. Beale, the ground that the YER
dict against the testimony, and that the Jury,
while the on hand freely INDUCED in liquor,
aud amused themselves in singing songs, &c.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Mr.. Brown occupied the whole day in his argument
for trial. He alleged that the jury were riot
Gus while out, from the Of liquor, and that they
sung the "Siar- Spsnged Banner" and "We won't
" 20 home till morning" He will conclude his re-
marks tomorrow. District Attorney Reed will reply.
The break in the Delaware Canal is not serious,
and viii take only about four days to repair.
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THE INDIANA BANKS.

CINCINNATI, Friday, Nov. 3, 1854.
Auditor Dunn Of Indiana has issued a circular TO
NE effect that be will not sell stocks and redeem
notes Of Banks that may be forced into liquidation
until he shall have given sixty days notice in New
York London, and Paris, and not even then if he
should think it would be TO the interest Of the owners
10 postpone the sale further. He will furnish the
mock at par however, in return TO notes, when the
latter are presented in sums of 81 ,000
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IRON NEWFOUNDLAND.

HALHAx, n. s, Friday, Nov. 3, 1884.
The Newfoundland mail has arrived at this port,
but brings tidnes Of the missing boats OF the Are
tic. The yacht Hawk had returned from the search,
Jaw nothing Of the missing boats and the captain
thinks they must have been picked up by outward
bound vessels Saw the body Of female, in a light
dress floating the water, but as it was blowing
gale at the lime, could not get it,
The Glensra, PeDdergsst from Lisbon, for New
York put into st Johns, leaky, on the 10th ultimo,
having thrown overheard part Of her cargo.
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PROGRESS OF NEGOTIATIONS.

The Journal Of ST. Peter'burg Of the 18Th contains
telegraphic patch from Vienna Of the 9Th inst.
stating that the commissioners of the western powers
and Of Austria and Turkey had met at Constantine
pie to arrange the question Of the PrOtectorste the
bas;s Of the proposals made by the Austrian Cabinet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-04

10 The Editor Of The " Y Tribune
SIR: In an article in this days Tribune you say
that am helping Fernando Wood to delude the Irish
voters.
beg TO assure you that am not helping him in
the least. / felt no imaginable preference for him,
and made the inquiry to which he replied not with
any view to help him, but to discover the exact
truth
learned that he bad made an affidavit TO the same
effect as his reply to But required that his con-
Prediction should be express and positive and that should be
His statement positive Satisfactory Your contradic-
ton To- permit say, contradiction at all How do you
know that he member of the organization unless
you yourselfl
Mr. Wood he stands OF the scoundrels
living or the most injured aud prosecuted Ii he be
what his then he must have lied most fouy aud
psh be elected any Office whatever IL the
believe he has told the plain truth then think
that without distinction OF party be ought to receive the vote
every the city seeing that base attempt has
been made To crush him
woulo wish all Mr. Hunt Just heartily 40 do
Mr. Wood and permit TO say, do wish success the
hearest Judge Beebe and Mr. Hail. though they
Whig ticket wish them and shall do
all for them the ground Of their peculiar fitness for the
efBces they aspire to fill Your obediept servant.
Netc. York Nor 8, 1854. MICHAEL DOHENY.
A CARD.-Obserying in The Erpress of last even
ing Of Fernando Wood, nominee for Mayor stating
he does belong secret association induces me
to offer the following bet viz 81 100 that he member
of Nobings and in convention with the Exeeu
tive Committee said Order Any DESTROYS OF taking
IN, above bet can find the and money By calling
CHARLES z. SMITH. No. IS Howardst
Nec- York Nov. 2, lS54
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NEWSPAPER CHANGE.

Troy, Friday, Nov. 8 1874.
Tie Dahl Times, Of this city, hitherto a neutral
paper has boisted the name Of Horatio Seymour as
H. candidate for Governor
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A CONSTABLE SHOT DEAD.

ST. CATHARIsEs, Friday, Nov. 3, 1854.
constable, name not mentioned, who was at
tempting to arrest robber in Port Robinson last
night, was shot through the heart.
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wILLIAMsBURGH.

WIG NoMIsATioSs-r Wing City delegates
have nominated for Police Justice Aid. A. c. WILL
uARTH; for Justice Of the Peace, JAcoB l.. FEM.
XyIIITH WARD DEMOCRATIC NoNIsATIoss.-Su.
ptrvisor, HENRY ID. WooDwoRTHi Aldermen, GEO.
NJ. TRoUTMAs, DAsL. LUYsTER; Assessor, JACOB
BENNETT, Sem; Excise JAS. DE BEvoIsE; Consta-
BILE Jas SEMLEAR.
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L FATAL FaIL.-A man named James MeCuiiuch
out Of window ia house 10 Eleventh st. near Dry
k Tbur.d.y nst aad died YESTERDAY from the ELECTS
ne IL received An inquest ~il Be held aPoa the
bty 10 asy.
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.,-trrc NouTNATrONs

WHIU
Enthusiastically, l, PAUL CUSTER; :, ALoSzo
WooD.
Rens,eloer-Assembly, ., j. COLE.
Extraordinarily, Sd District JOSHUA MAIs
Schoharie Assembly, LIST District, WILKINSON
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THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.

NOTHING DEFINITE FROM THE CRMEA
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
NETWORK CITY.

THE IRVING HOUSE AND THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC.
To he Editor Of The " Y Tritsa&
SIR I noticed yesterday, in The albany DAILY
KniekerJceker Of the alst Of October, a paragraph
relative TO the amounts Of money subscribed by the
Hotels oftbis City for the purpose Of forwarding and
promoting the Seymour interest in the coming cleo
ton. They SET the Irving House down at 81, 200 1
take this opportunity to state that such Is not the
case, and the contrary have often been applied
to for subscriptions for that purpose, and invariably
declined, always stating that although Vas engaged
in the Liquor Traffic. would be very glad to get out
of it, Very respectfully. &C.
WIN H. BURROUGHS, One Of the Proprietors.
Iryin1 HoHse Eep- York, nov. 8. 1854
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UNITARIAN CHURCH BURNT AT CONCORD.


CONCORD, n. H., Friday, Nov. 3, 1854.
The Unitarian Church in this city was destroyed by
Gre last night II issupposed to have been caused by
Dc gas which had just been introduced into the build
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ADDRESS OF THE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY OF THE

TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE.
The subscribers ask leave that the Circular mentioned
by Rev Dr. Hatfield voted by the Alliance, but
sttacf ed without We have not
thorzed the Of IN with any nonin
only tanctibing from the records We In favor
of the doctrines of Mr. WLsos HUNT for at least the fol
lowing 49,
prime objects of the City Temperance Aisuce
oppose and break down the dctaons Of political parties
and OF the wepulers and logroer Of all parties and cque
and contrary 70 the adopted policy ~ the Aspce to run
independent candidates when of knoTn iatesy who
would the objects OF the Alliance could be otherwise
obtained The nominee Of the City Reform A'soc.on Tor
Mayor WILSON g. HUNT believe TO be such man, with
fair OF eectOn and in this opinion have been
strengthened by subsequent events
We believed and do STILL that under these rcUmstauees
fs majority Of the active isborrg reliable members OF the
Alliance who bad been with through the and for other
purposes well make nominations Though not doubt
ing the principles influences Of ar Barker
left 10 bic uneterod gmeD yet persuaded that
be promoted BY the election Of WILSON q. HuST
In common then with numbers Of our fellow ezens re
were resdy rejoice that City Reform ticket was 90 well
worthy Of public acceptanee and that for the highest once
the City the important in the nation that
ticket presented the Of WILSON HUNT OF whom IN
addition highest epcomum OF the of ell shades OF
politics such the Rev Dr.. Hatfield give the tes
nona he given the above quoted letter We yield 70
claims Of what highest obligation aud
Wilson e. Hunt for MAYOR CHARLES LEIGH,
&. J. WARREN.
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TIE TEMPERANCE MY RoR HUNT.


NEW. YORK, Wednesday, Nov. l, 1854.
Mr.. &. c. LEIGH-
DEAR SIR: have received circular, with your
name attached, requesting me, among other things,
to use my influence in favor Of the election OF Mr.
J.W. Barker, as Mayor. have already determined
10 use that influence for Mr.. Wilson G.. Huat bsliev-
ing him to be far more reliable, on temperance,
than Mr.. B. vastly less politician, and ncompara-
bly, better qualified for the Office Such a. le.n By
ference the convictions Of highly inhasots clergy
and lsymep the very best friends emPertoee
am pesnsd,d that Mr. B. cannot unite the ie9ds o. ten
peTsnee and he vote will be divided an1 lost
Many Of us fully assured that hs om'nston r proeufea
mud after the old fashion Of the politics. parties BY usssufes
which wholly sbare He the choice fairly express
ed Of the friends Of Temperance ia this city he rua' tbs
result will probably be the election Of Rsrnsnoo Wood III
unite on Mr.. Hunt carry him, and shall hsye
Mayor that will DO honor 10 City MI Hunt pi.deed 10
carry the Maine Law into execution II passed. and II not
ptse Keep the very letter Of the present laws Mr.
Hunt viii do IS be answer for him having known
him wei. for p.arly twenty yes Personal moon not 10
be beeded for moment when great public Interests
Mr. Hunt will have the Reform party wholly his
side end all the Democratic party except the faction
and very large Wig beside Give him the Temperance
EDWIN +. HATFIELD. Pastor 7th Pres Church.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT IN NEW YORK!
PIANOS AND nIIODEuNS FOR CASH

GRACE WATFRS the Music forte dsale-,
SIS Broadway, New YORK, prerrrilI share iar.r
Ssnt Uh his euiomtr rather than It the
WAlt TET 20 " STailsbe enable HIN
pretn i times ~ . his nm use Assortment Of elegant
warranted Pianos sud NsiOlc1 arg
~ PRICES CASH HE 'Crient comprises three
Of the arSct and celebrated manuA-torie also
those OF o the hest SeW YnrE incuIn the
u And much admired toRIcE wATEEs tLSos from hSown
tory Hni M-Udtons n the hest Hpiion. Neu
and Buffalo kss AdTding opportunity selections 70
be had ecEcre. Each INSTRUMENT rrHa!d Secondhand
Plans hArgaiusPTgrI from SCI eco Music Nu.
sicNl Of III kinds Dealers, Teachers and Heal,
scho suppci on The best Nasic by
General sui select Catalogue " Muc Ftofy
Prices of Pitrc eoieons a1d musical
any ltlrc.g. ir-r M pl,llEf seis-d3m-lPl
AAIsSOLUCiON or COPAHTNERSuIP,-T
cpaftnershp heretofore existing between sANDERsON
CROUCH HOOPER dissolved the The
Err
Ansfn bu'ne transacted by the former ar will be settled
by the Hndersigued.
Jy3s CROUCH A HooFER
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$4,000 WORTH OF RTAI AND PERSON Al.
ESrATE FOR TIA PEOFlN.
Magnificent EHte'c.s--Libs. ETl:J!s GEf Ce.ariH.
HI-H.G'-

DAGCERREOTIPs ENTGHPRi~E
H.wHITEHCEST has tr,jrii IIu-;ae. ben.
81 eft ofthe Shareholder u The aNy. t0
Cf real aud nal esAt, ~ Fl.posrd
Of Certificate, the earl ,t.r th- s,e ~
an equitable ssare IN he n s7ant lection - r
soma property; sb g. NJ Wnrhu-ss 50 Hod P-7i
DaruerTeoiypss ~! sf tHI, any Nh,u TIE rrru
cate presented st either cf his Galleries following :
yE:
Baltimore wa'Ans'on, Richmond Norfolk, Lynehsurg vii.
ninsiCn aud Pc ersrGrt
Also, -r's hNve hera made she following NAMED ar.
lists 20 redeem the certificates:
Quincy oi y. York Collins PhiiadeIpNs srriuy.
aelh, NaS aud "rstai. Mas a Partridge Wheeling,
Va; Wu I Porter, ~ Cincinnati, ONO.
Not more thSn dIy thousand shares VII be tol'.
81 Certificates may be had oi VI -LAOr RAKFR, on
Application. IN psTsou mail post paid" enclosing
4. L.
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PIEDMONT WORKS, LYNCHBURG, Va.
RAiL-BoAD CAR MiNuFACIoRY
2E ~ asa sga
PAsskAu n. rREIG4r, BAGGAGE, Posr. .oyyrcy mr.,
- fUASn NJ pa NJ N - - ,,,...- - N0'

rAsskNo k rhEiGHr, BAGGAGE, POST ovyrCE btINp Ann
* jHASD CARS MADE TO oRprR avn
'HNhksE WORKS have bren In oper.,iop ,,h
-. N' hinsry for Wood WORK and a, ON
Care Instruction 'N S'u'n ana " 81, Tor
PSs.enssr and most Of the Fsh, Car, IN use O.,
Mo.k, ~.' '''S Manufactured a. these
rre dents aad Enzineers Of Railroad, ar. r.,n...v
th'r patronage. they rely upon h.yps ~,
uAhei in strict GO npanc- their own ian,
or Atsr the nO. approved acton Al prie,
oLrHERS RAILROADS vill be compelled 70
Sar iro the Sorih subject ,1p.n.e and r.s Of
-|'''NN'N"' OEO u. CCRLE, Propristof
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eehooL BOOKS, sCHOnL ST tTioyERY. piano ropr---
-,u,, ,roo.. AND NtAI ~
WE "OODHOCsE, tSa M.In .tr,et A.. .,,.u-.
- Nss ck of scho "a, --latest a n -.
OF q city and Aha sehoo1
s.hool stationery Of esery Dissertation
s'Tuetion Book. ne'u"ihf the various In
Music, liberal q .eoaut ' D0os'' otAuonery and
.,,.., =, PIANn'roRrEs AND GUrrLRs
respectfully nv o large ana
nov n hand at the
b obtained North. - '''N sP'n - Eood terms as can
u" "nEtCHtNTs.-our stoek Of R.,5, u.d. f,.,,,.-
a. y ,tS epnpete embracing eve-y varirty and
'on.bie prices. '' Win Sood', at Sea-
g MERCHANT 4 wErsraEA
q sHIEsS- RUGS AND DOOR VI arS-w. =.
-. m ore one Of the arx ttocks OF Carp.ng, "a -
st9eE -in Re 'cGnd- - ''S1-' anu saAsoutrs In
Ken Velvet and Tapestry C,rpet,
~ and End quality Three fiyI
iOgTAn@, teS i handrone p,ttern.
lnN - lncrain and Cotton w.rp,
~ srades H@top Carpet.
s--Sf ans
- and is I Backings
hass ot al ss,s an pee,
a., AdelAd, Hemp and Faney Va,
81 .h'h ~e arr orsrns a very low nrJe.. h.-
Sa, ZEN on as favorable a they can ss h,t
o-s DUDLEY 4 JouSsfUs
Ea-a
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FALL STOCK OF CHINA, GLASS
ANp
VOU'SEKE KEVBUNE Ennng

WRULRLES & CO. 1877 MsIn st.-et HszIs sausrr A..
D nov eevns ~ their direct Importation ,hps Ar
Goods 70 which they would call the attention Ra
ing direct Importers their prices any msy .,,sb
,hmeni in the county Among The leading articles naJ be
French China Decorated, Rand and white pjon., r
ina Teuct sets, us and White do do DO. '' -
Grss WfrN--C mprsng 0obiets, Wines Tupbt.,, m 49,
Pagne Dechnsr', Preserve Dishes Glasses Jelly Lamp.
Lanterns, ' - DE''
Pri Wdvc-Ssv Aad beautiful p,ttsrp, Of R,v,,,.d ,,5
Plain Isa Sets water Kettles Urns Pitchers E.r s.bS.
ch Vhased Casters, Of new patterns; s
snd FORKS. With many ether srtoes ~ Plated war.
Tsd Wcrsysry ane Tea waters Of The GohIe Oval aaJ
other patterns, In tc's or single.
naed GOods.-Hst and Umbrella
dsrs Pate warmers, Cral Vases, &c
A'cf Ia Wrr-CoHee Urng Plate and Di,h Covers.
uotsats Pate' Oyster and Steak Dishes, s
JprIacf wdrs-Tos Sell, o,ss Bsr.. Yoot and Hlp Baths,
Cadsis Dressns Cases Spice BoIu with other
Wood and wov ware, kinds Bru,hs, Door Mats. Gao.
Chairs &C.
Fende and Frs E-sls Ornou Steel and Bras, Hrs Irons,
Brorte Wire ani Bas' Fnde and Erus Trs Car,
ri'rt together Sith fnl 'upp,y " Winter Go.ds.
Dresden Bisqus China ornaments Cyrsta os
Wine Bottles CooEus, Ppsr Msehe ana Porto-
los Writing Dyss' Ladc' Rst"uls'i With vsriy
me great sdvsatsss' orr.d At mi, Eab h.nt o, snsD,
al g1s n our line renders astrong ndueemsn pzrehasss
20 call 'nd eNanine. eel
WN q" GLlss-soo boxes by 70. .nd 10 syl5, or sale
NOTICE.-Ths 'uhscrbsuhave received q new sun n
~ plv " watches a1d Jeusiry. which been n N5A
ported expressly ~ EN- and embraces al On
styles and mprovements 10 h- line Of their bu.ne Al ssEt
srlvs, rom their stock unusaaly extensive dverssd
cal ,oT our friends, The public, ADD NE LAis. especially
10 No. 1sN, 'irn Of I've fiunir .isd cis;s
yEEfEHsONS WORKs.
MNDoLPH ha, or ns-Jsasrsoas complsis worSs.
~ vols, t9yoo, 0qS
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,on GaNEHAL AuENUN =.


HNRhNK u. RUFPtN, Secretary NJ he piryird
n cultural Sccfy, and ~ their
public GESER,L hoESIs for the Lands m
Virginia, aLd the southern and He.ern .Sd!cs,
OFFICE q the 0ce te Tirgipfd STATE Agricultural So
cfSfy, No. 1853 N1fn STREET.
AUGUST, Notary Iu1ncand Accountant oTTfoE a, sbovs
k23-u
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NEW YoRk ApyERrIsE1ysrs.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
NJ VAN BRUST, 8S Hitr!inU SIP Nets yo,t NIsrrvIc
4Ns rURkR and DEALrR Of


N 1S 1SkR RhGST .ns 3 R'TD SIP. &eS York. MAsUyAc
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
sa sas .s. o. d ,Tsis SSk 1
any SS.s@ss s.9.,s; 80 n" VAN SnTsf. fa'''
rArEsr rpSo hLfcrnie e tctsFThxss
s Th.g sssy IN s,S, ,asaGns and ssc,rei
.ssh :, G tSS,h,ehy
on des Of Ss'
CA eonplsin, liver etc. disappear
SUES. 10 all those ehdren eoaaony esss
S,ser, of The bowels, They precpiae ,outon
se " G Tstsse needle 10 h- al
Ssns thee ssse weigh about folded up
las. a., an h:s sa,rdins himself family friends .e
electricity I, psIse,y ,af eertan and
Ire All The sres eoP chain si to o.
a, may seem the above .,y
,s Of the s., sno~sSsd .srie.
Sssn applied Tit steI. aees, Ia the mde city
e.e IN fSrop. apa m tni 2:s's; b5oGtyn city osp
in Iondon By The Nson.s de Msdcne =, Paris By
sai o,hsI scientific Institutions Of the hgh, order
The prorr.oI' testimonial, to the sane
@ 'o o. Al the above Arlea and Europe
IN both he'pheres invite III. pabc examine
Full and Illustrated descriptions. personal use and On.
s "s fn s Ss . sSd p0.s.T
the o:s Ites li be postage to any part
answer 'sn,sas sSs Ases three
Ne. L6s Hroad-sy, Prince street, New York.
VirFniR. '' ~ 'sN-'S'
STEw sRTN-WHK RCnpRR COMPANY - RI,ho1,.
re ana Nho-ac Dealers in al Goods, N nm.
der Char!es q oi ears ps,et Consisting 81 Mrn'. Womc
ns,r. - C,ldr ne Mese Boots AMI sho-t . CIoaks
'eFais Comb t;sy and nrrs BONE Dolls Head. U..
los, "hl' rahing Rings syring,s Ire Punp, Ac Ac
Ihe above Coni.n solicit call hejr iriend, AMI
the rih'c h.f r- purchAgns JOHNSTON IErsnS D., a"-
iris-6nt0 f'e''
H"i tEN E,riN'. UsitDvvhiiE AND FANCY 5inoDs
&, u BERGlAS, fgp ,rters Vh0l>,1l, D.iisr, 4,
81 H.nftseif . N'r,rre Ird fI-cy Coois GOI Bro.d.
say ~ Y Gallery Silver Plated
Ee and h'7nnia Ware sior .ra,lrd and Iron JIei
hronEei, Copper and HTAss foods Bathing
iih ooi and Wllu~ Ware.
@ p'ttnf TA'k'e rie, etc. years ,sn
70 ana noE -upas-s in variety ,x.=: an similar .,
petition " - '~ ~ f''N'' sS'''Ss3orn-
The attention Of to ou,
''oeE OF uooas aud PEiees Before buying
-, , ~ j. G. BERRIAH
III Col Broadway, ". Y.
House AND LOT FOIs SALE.-A neat House At
present occupied by the subscriber desraby situated on
as street. front! 81 fest running
mas on u eomrodiouS stable Carriage house SI22
Dseing-house has ample accommodations
iAy coniainnE nine apartments beside.
me ktehcn Is supplied with RANGE with cold ard
warm water Also comfortable rooms for servants.
POSSESSION can be had at any time. sui, purchaser
fn.EPyI.o p JOHNSTON,
Se1o ---- llo Main street
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-. $500 TIE CmEST. Al

- IN AslLEf COOPER, BART, VI. D. the Eminent
CO. has let Valuable Legacy world in hi,
nary diseases, V;hou. the
vented and advised the the " "
INDICATED FUR CHEST PROTECTOR
PetHh OF all ages snd conditions certain and safe
ar,'hs ue fearful diseases. Csnsuuptlon Bronchts
ugHs, C"ds and otnrr affections Lungs which
the exposed
and the continual changes Of climate. - " '''
IN, Is simply chemically prepared fur lined with
k ana padded which, usPGnded
a N'-' - ''N0"ee 'ftt-'''y
Poee,O although but recently introduce into A.r
ca making rapid progress through the
da', south America, the Indies has fa To- 80
osen staple article in Engand the connen Of ES,"
OF dress. N P''''o" VI An article
10 demonsate there enquire Of any rnv,h ,,,,a, 10
your EGiy OF Ills knowledge OF the
80, - NiIhoVI RECOURSE 70 DoTERSG any kind The
W ~es 'hese af'!eits trig-,
.ome No Who health Of himself or his t
ny wan be Without then The Hospitals th country are no,
Aohe ndng them, but rapidly
court Bradley Co. Of London Manchester Env.nd 80
originally entrusted with manufacture OF he hr
,e auented Dr. Cooper and continue according
N1sIi srAr The Protectors" to their being genuine
NAEAhES THIS Is sTIPE ARTICLE NO PATEsr MIIJcyy
RETAIL PRICES:
GSIs SiIs' tl,cOe each.
nov, W,,s.', loo do.
HARCoURT BRADLEY co..
IS Ann Street and lol Nassau Street,
~ 49, New York, L..
PhScriL wARyHorss, Io2 Boo1 STREET Cnrp.de yo,so,
MAsvfACToKY, ~ hITENt Street, -fe..>r Euol,ud
H. o. are establishing Drpots for the sale OF rh. pro-
Secor All parts OF America Physicians Surgeons
Dry Goods Merchants Haties aud vners Gen.
sale and retsl distribution ihem 10 ~hou most hssI
terms are ouerei for their enterprise splendid opp uny
opens TO them for safe and pronabl husinSt.. '
For terms sPPy to HARcOURT. BRADLEY CO..
stfreiN Mas Ho,L
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-07

wv n GLENN, No. go South Fourth street, Philadrl-
w pha orers to Western and souIhern Merchants
Dealers generally very complete assortment line
s'!eed by hisey in tao pricdi EEyOedH eide, during
past surmer and embracing novelties
never before brought this Market which very
moderate prices. = -