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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-06

COOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR
IMAGES. &c.-We are now putting up MOTIFS
PATENT TUBULAR OVEN RANGE, with and
without boilers attached. This Range il not sur
passed by any in this country for cooking or for its
economy in fuel.
Also, Water Closets, Stationary Wash Stands Ba
thing Fixtures for hot and cold water all of which
we will put up and warrant to give satisfaction.
We also pu- up CHILSONS PATENT HOT-AIR
FURNACE, which, for its durability, economy in
fuel and the great amount Of fresh air heated and
distributed trough the registers 10 unequalled by
any furnace now in use.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-02
SERIOUS CASE OF STABBLNG-RESULT or
SkOJtBALLfkG.

Shortly after O'Clock yesterday afternoon, gang Of
young rowdes engaged in snowbang each other at
tie Of Elizabeth and Houston SITS when Of the
balls struck a in the face who passing lilo in
stsny become ,nraged rushed the street, asd
plunged dirk into the right breast of Peter McKeon,
of the party lie then fed down Ezabethst and escaped
The injured youth conveyed to his boarding house No.
1913 Elizabeth but his friends being unable to procure
for him the attendance of physician Lieut. OBren, Of
the Fourteenth Ward procured carriage aud had him
taken TO the NewYork Hospital His injuries il is feared
will prove fatal, the Internal homorhage excessive,
Tie Gssaant is supposed to be Spaniard and though the
police have but On imperfect description Of him. they will
endehVor 10 errest him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-02
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

ERIDAT-1he Recorder ID the Chair.
Csmmtssi0ner Of TaJcs-On motion of Aid. Oakley the
resolution in favor Of appointing AID Peck Commissioner
OF Taxes motions successfully made and lost
substitute the of Messrs. Giles Delamaer and
Brennan. and the resolution in favor Of appinny Aid
Peek to the Office adopted
SALARY Of CornisssoneT Of JUries-Ad Smith presented
resolution increase the salary of this officer
year Laid the table, but reeonsdered and finally
adopted. 9 tot
BY Aid. Standardization to raise by tax g. 500
additional pay the salaries of the judges of the
SUPREME Court. Laid on The table.
resolution to pay Nicholas Seagris for extra services
$500 was adopted
Bib Ordered TO Be- Paid-Of the County Clerk
s25Ce c. Henry VandervOOr Clerk Of the Sessions and
Oyer and TeimBer, ssO fox furnishing transcript OF con
vetiOns for 1883 bills of four papers Publishing advertise
nents Of the County Csnvassers e5O5 10 person for
ing notices to persons who had not paid their taxes
report received and adopted in favor of correct.
ing tai to various persons named
Several petitions for eoreeton Of tai were received and
reftued.
One or two bills were referred
The Board then sojourned SIM die.
lHE tLosiSG scKEE OF TIE Board OF SUPyRyIsoRs
-APpolAfnenf Of Tar C0mmissiorer-The Board of
Sul.rNitors lss evening appointed AID VIM j. Peck of
The twentieth Ward, to tie Office of Tax Commissioned
opposioB being made thereto BY Supervisor Doherv of
te Nineteenth, who argued against the appointment Of
T. inter Of the Board 10 this position He considered II
hh al ard asserted that the making Of .uch 40 sooon
mtnt would be TIE GROWING actohe many shsnsn acts
oii1e p.tser. Common Counc The Board of Aldermen In
sf Ginning Gle IF ihe OWE members to an Office OF .r,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-02
MEETING OF THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE
pEEUAM GIFT ENTERPRISE.


TIE meeting Of the shareholders off on Friday
evening pursuant call There from 1900 to l50o
IeIsons present according TO the estimate of ex Aid
FCeks one Of the Tammany Sachems, good judge Of
such meetings
At the hour appointed the meeting called to order
by Judge Lethrop, OF the Third Ward, who nominated
liza Buckmsn Jr, for Chairman, and Robert Beatty for
Secretary, which was carried
Mir Beatty then read report from the Committee ap
pointed By the Shareholders at Metropolitan Hall,
krovledsng the reception from Mr. Perham of the gifts
which be proposed 10 dsr butte to the holders Of the tick
e 10 his Panorama Of the Seven Mile Mirror. This was
received and adopted signed behalf of the following
onmioe: .
Joip Lse let Ward James MoDess "a NJ. Lsthrop Sd
Uerdeob Mr. Adams, 9Th Ira Buckman Jr, I'm; Ia
shsr Norey Gsose Bsfs 9Th Cornelius Cornell lth
Join SsineIop 18Th, y Cumn,I i6hj David Baldwin
ab Henry Oue 18th ,Ose.r 1sy Tor 2thi Meyers I'D
pr Ae,ker Jsrsey City john sprson Newark MAYNARD,
Fotot,n shIe,, Bshwsyi D. 1iiaen, horrsaasi NJ n
B,rser Broo.lyn, abraham Roper Williamsburg
l. ExAld, Feeks offered the following:
EHpeos The Committee sTPoiacd the meeting ct Metopo
ter Hsl 20 receive Mr. Perhsu the 30 G Articles and
bold the shs holders IN bis Gin Enterprise,
their receipt vouchers
and whereas bs meeting the action Of o Com
uitce in the preuisss; Therefore Be r
the wish Of the shareholders terminate their
Therefor the Committee holding said trust
Of them sha be and hereby author
powered such method add for
ctJiOn Of re viii Ia ih opinoa be The
just. tdItsbe and ssisfaetcTY 10 al concerned
L. Ted That the adoption OF tbs plan selection
piece tie consommstOn OF al
thai 0iyid. distribute the
re.alt al their earliest convenience Adopted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-02
BOILER EXPLOSION-ONE MAN KILLED.
SEVERAL BADLY SCALDED.

The boiler Of the steam propeller Petrol exploded at
o'clock Saturday morning, while the vessel passing
through Hurl Cate, On her way from Providence X l.
this City Peter Lynch the Gremsn, Instantly killed
and several others were badly soalded Their Hs
Joseph Anderson Engineer; Peter Williams Assistant En-
gneer Henry Hughes James >rernan, Smith Thompson
Henry Nichols and Joseph Crosby deck hands OF these
the Engineer and his assistant iii feared fatally IN
jured The wounded brought to the City quickly
as possible and conveyed the residences Of themselves Of
friends The body of the deceased was lett ON board tn'
steamer which was ;owed to the foot OF Albanyst whers
Coroner Gsmb yesterday, held an inquest upon IT, ina
evidence Of VIM d. Jones captain Of the vessel aksns
and is as follows;
"peter LYNCH the deceased, has been employed on
hoard the Petrol for about two weeks we left Providence
at noon yesterday. for New fok al things went Tei
mill O'Clock Ills morning. we had then reached Hun
Gate was in the pilot house and heard explosion
fund that the water bottom OF the boiler bad been oi'w
ont, on going into the frs-room found the deeessed
deed; the steam escaping from the boiler caused the Two
esners and 1--WE deck hands to DO scalded the ~
ite Stale g. on cane NJ, and placed the III ars1 Psr
sons on loard VI her and they were brought " TIE WY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-02

ro.sly violate tho Law sueervi.or ~ a.t.sk
49, '.ss.rts "A some length making very O'-'
ms ttu,,eias'r;ste. Of he Common Council. -, ~
a1 replied saying .as f Ss sh. AZ
Ttei.o - snss,d ard also dscusio reAt'e ~ VIC
ss, Of psIirg such sPPOinsnt nan "a hs.r such
tt;s loard hut be had sot expectse ~ S acr.s
S .is r,sse u,e o. which ii INDUCED IN "a re-
lie tsrroou would insase tie party ns'Pf ,a~e
~ dor Nv the PROPRIETOR, ard perhaps h nov oa1 ao
s,.isf,d /, the application OF boot Ia course 81
lis r,rnarks b. referred 70 the nsrate 81 the geahe
nm H. N tn Ninteenh Sho held h- rnsir in the Doaa
Nv he vote Of the member from the Twentieth SC
'sur,rvisor Tweed called for ,he previous question:
which bsirg ordered, 1910.
srpervsr II nIusu asked 90 be excused from voting
srItTyiscr Smith objected TO exca-iDg any memcrt
fer vciipg who voted or the gag law, and the.eoy
f,red lis How ms mbers to vote. but desired himself 70
sr Tweed hoped the member irom the SlSeenih
would be excused account OF has peeahas reiNoH 70
AID Peck being connected by ties ot c'nsenSninty
sur.rvsor Bovee objected to eNcas.ng the supervisor
Of re Sixteenth -, a., ~
TTeyious Que son being taken. was carried ati tn
,rr,n,ueut OF AID Peck made Supervisor pehtnan ho'
Aeer other business, the Board adjourned sane a'e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-02

Ne.evsr sepsfc. in mar es'e' have been qas 'd'af
fetr, 10 put an end to these abused
The rurpy Of water from the CrOon aqseetct BY means
Of tpc panz under The bed Of the broad aud dssp inei
hes cont nued to be ample and regular Bat the posoy
Of an oeessonsl temporary interruption, which would pro
duee Ire most serious neonvenepces and the vaine Oh
srge body OF water on the island TO g7ard against
such q sonneercy and aso for the extngu'Snpen. Oh
accidental fires for dreDcbBg sewers ana se'e'a o''
mrr<ses requiring great body OF sstr suggested the
serrrcton Of reservoir 70 be kept filed from me Cfo.oa
II We, bull, IN n at par BY the labor Of the inmates OF the
R,oee n ia computed bold loo)Ss3 gallons OF water
Ard the estimated cost about $500.
The psn Of instruction for the children has been carried
on with excellent effect 10 the order discipline and
morals Of tho children and far in Other respects as the
send. age q nearly 81 Of thsm will permit
Alsre. nuuber Of the chdrsn have been born in this
sopprv tliefy in the lying hospital Wards Issnd All
cfthse are the children Of alien motbcrs who egased to
Ills country with the intention Of permanent residence
f.v are tleresore native citizens Of the United Saes
The poesbiy Of separating them from 'le'r mothers
CIR month, after brtb ard the nhumaniy Of doing 20 ~
all az opg az they require maternal care throws the whoe
burden Of eir prtsent support upon the Emigration Fun1
H. ,ttnsss however they entitled to the relief pro
vd,d by our poor laws for Other nsiive children
TteEuowing figures show the financial condition OF the
Coumissoners Of Emigration the 3lsi ofDec, 1889
RceDt
4o.I,,e,.. fth, courrusspsfs Of migration from al
sorIee' during the year
Total rso TO cOuntie, ibdeH.riss during
1Its 20 tie oo1;iao q Aims 8ca;o
care port Of lntst 90 snd othen ;... zooo 20
Teal TaG tr.rpi or Of Its,itriion On Wards ..,.,
Hand srdsswheTe ....''''''..'.'''' '"'i "a 7,s h
sslsnss ish5. Of the ccm@..iOner. fEm-
trsieb JsD ], ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-02
WILLIAMSBURGH COMMON COUNCIL.
TIE Gas QUESTION.

An adjourned meeting OF the Common Council was held
on Friday evening Aid. Comsiock IN the chair.
Tie Special Committee appointed at the last meeting IN
reference gas question reported hat the gas used IN
Wous9urgh had been anayzed by ir Chiffon, of New
York ho ascertened that it, specific gravity il 49, which
Is vastly inferior TO that of New-York Brooklyn
report was also received from the Corporation COun
sci stating that the Gas Company hal forfeited their con-
tract The reports were read and ordered on file.
resolution offered by AID Hobley, revokiDg the ex-
elusive privilege to the present company to lay gas pipes
in tie stIe etc adopted.
resolution then adopted granting to S0hn X.
Brown the privilege to lay down gas pipes mains through
TIE streets of Wuliamsburgh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-02
HEWrEARs DAY IN BROOKLYN

Tie frst dsy Of TIE year passed of in very quiet
ard orderly ,,,,p,r in this city. The night previous Sd
vantage ,,hsn Of the fall Of snow which afforded vary
goos ,.;ghre ard The streets were made merry ',a u
.os ,hnb.r. Large ,,eghing Partier, drawn ~ sin
rrd eight borses fired uopr almost ineessan'ly While
,ber, was no lack Of smaller establishments The stree
rross aed lv,y and animated appearance I'll midnight,
such as can only be witnessed in seghing tne-wen qa
x,s again restored To-day viii be Devoted 10 calls
usual by young generally The Mayor has announced
tia, he will receive his fellow citizens ct tho CITY Hal 70
exchange ngraulaons between the hours OF ~ and u
in The morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-02
pnARn OF EpuCATION.

The frsl so,ue of the Board Of Education of 1888 was
held On Fridsy evening vt the ial OF the Boar corner %
Grand ard Em't hs me- ,ng 1s ~ ,bs ;,esr
pr reaole presented drsfs If the AnnuR report W
thf porro witch adopted, ordered 10 DC p1yPo.H
euti ,Tficried, snd forwarded 10 Inc O"'i1 N' ~
Mr. pedge. from the Executive Committee on the Free
Ac.d nv preseut,a drGtt OF the annual report 70 o
Corncr Council and Regents of the University OF INC
ST. ~ M conditions and operations IT tue Free Acal'
crvvhi,h was ADOPTED ard ordered 10 be printed, -.
Mr. Nelson presented draft OF ne sanuai rsts b 81
Executive Con mittce on Normal Schools VINO" "'
adopted AID ordered to be printed . = q, =,
~ Fell preented a drait OF the annual report OF inc
rT.,r,e Cen rifiee on Evening Schools OF tue opera
tC. az ssd schools for the term ending on the ~'d n''
Which War sdoI ted ana ordered 10 be printed -. - -
Ar Savage PRISE ued the report OF the AniiunS I'm
uit e. . tito accounts in he Clerks oaico WIN tleF az
Yrovs to he iih Dec, the date OF tho last se'ushe"
WHO was adopted. - % -. -
Now s.Eoos tic application of The Sea"o ohee,s o
N, Ei.fteenh Wari-riverse 70 said application Ai1DI
"a. Aiso oiihe Committee on Application OF WI
Inn Hrtcs Tor benches Tor his private SCHOOL II o4S 9'
st-od,erse 20 the same Adopted o.....
Mr. po Lamat,r pro ssntel tie report OF the Comnioe
on Bindings Repairs IN favor OF pay ing hoo.ft ven
fox htB up a, " ard school House no - IVnn u'
rr Bdle pr sentod the report of the Special Commit
T., 10 sritriiiend tie visitation OF the sehoOs % te
CIysiai aace-Whi,h was accepted and the COMMITTEE
H.. A6sms prescribed tie foucwine
Fee That ,be BOsrd Of sigc - clos, o. I. ,eo 10,
t. m la b. or h,s imuiglay leir pre-
Ger bis Siful and uprcnas attentions 70 the
Chi art',r g lie efce
Nr Davenport offered the following
y.,l,9 qhsthe couroy sad efficiency which have
bfr f,v b. ar A1rrr ClrG the Cers o. nis boi dpfsns
A. In tie tom nce bis comment am 20
s.ri I'd 10 .4t friends free education Though
the q
Roth at which were unanimously adopted. The Presi
deri Mr. Benedict appropriately responded, after which
the Board L, jouruod ssRc G'c.
Tlertw Board ensembles for organization on the lth
of January have al eady published the names ot me
gentle men who will compose the Board Tor inc year Ao'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-02
SINKING ora FERRY BOAT

Shortly after o'clock Friday evening the Peck slip
ferry boat Onaeska returning Wliiamsburgh loaded
with pas ergers, lhe into by the Bridgest ferry
boat Curlew with such force a serious leak ID
her bull The water rushed through the aperture in sucl
quantities that the remen forced 20 on deck. 1b
passengers made that the boat was snkE
thereby niibg CONSERVATION At the time she eote
tie slip the water had filed up to the deck, and soon
the passengers off, the boat run toward tho Wall
about. Here she sunk in shallow water
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-02
upOOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.

The last IN, Z ing OF the old Board was held on Friday
,iolt when al The shea business brought mp ant
di,rosed OF The Ferry end Water Committee. 70 which
btt rer Cd the If the Montague and
Irr F,fr, Comrauy asking lease OF tho water font at
tie foot # Fuont reported 10 favor and the mater was
refuod TO the no5 Board for disposal The Alderman OF
tie FL -e th Nsrd whom the subject had been referred
reroed in iayor of fu nding work he Wa-hing ton
rark fence iqr the present, and recommended that tho
contractor lave certificates granted him for work nov
duc Which was adopted AID Hawkshurst offered the
following resolution Of lhanss TO the retiring President
John Rice. Lsqr which adopteG
Reed Tia prompt impartial and Efficient manner in hich
AID Rice the b AID has dchirEed the artoa
du,s Of Office the entire approval of 'he Common
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-02

L.rss1s-Durng the past year there were e9S2 rim
ceeps.. ssued from he Mayors Office last year $3.50
esmens licenses in 1883 4sls in 1882 1881 dirt carts
ses against sso emgant bOarders runners and oooEe'
40 scainl 1852 The whole received for hoea s
at the Mayors ofos including e43s for fines was s7ss$ -
aesn. scos7 80 sst year Of which sse7 p Va or noe
There were i,.ued from the Office Of the Clerk OF the
Common Council in 1885, coz srse licenses 1879 TO hack
rey ooaches 81 to keepers Of JUNK shops and 90 to pawn
broken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-02
BoARD OF ASSISTANT AI,DERNEy

SATURDAY. Dec 81. ls53.-RsPort-Of COMMITTEES on
vharvts &c. to grant ezclusivesse of piers
Nos % and "a, n. X. 10 George Byrne. Adopted
ResO!utioA-By Assistant Alderman Ring, that com
miitee Of three be appointed 10 wait His H,nor the
Mayor AID request him 10 return 10 this Board for
sd,raon the gent resolution giving permission 20 the
Harlem Railroad Company 10 lay rail. ia Beecker Cros-
by and Eimsis. Assistant Aid Ring. Tat and Barker
were appointed said committee, who waited uDon the
Meyer and returned, saying hst His HOnorthe Mayor for
he n aon TIA; the proceeding not usual one de-
oined Ieunllg tho p-Pof The committee then d..
changed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-02
IpPIy6LS At THIS PORT.

Cart ThorDe Of the Revenue Department avors "a wih
HE or usl statement Of srrvals from which we barn hz
In 1883 there arrived at this port from fegn pors 4lO7
vesl, Of which there fyae and one sp Of war
els seanskips 9eG ships sse barss Li.s bhga eio
seboobtrs seven gaOs and slcoP raere we've 2s9i
lpere.n e45 Bri,h, a French ead 1874 German arrivals
The arrivals in 1852 were e2 in 1851. asss in $50
s.s7 The Of sss over 1852 s7s decrease
Of 1920 rassenger and an increase Of 1859 passenger
from CalifOrni-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-02

CoYorns IseuE.Ts-The Clerk to the Coroners informs
Us that there were 1850 nques;s held during the year 1885
Of which 435 were in the Tt District ga in the lid s-z n
te Hid and in the Tyh. We believe the Coroners
share the fees equally which would give them 1926 each
for IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-02
WING GENERAL COMMIrTEE FOR 1854

This Committee meets a. the Broadway House Jan 3,
for the purpose Of organizing The Committee is com
posed of five delegates from each Ward in the City, who
were elected on tie morning of Dec Is. There was no
choice for some OF the delegates that occasion from the
Sixteenth aud Twenty first Wards The Seventh Ward
is contested by the friends Of Zophar Mills and the
Marty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-02
TIE SNIP BUILDING IN 1858.

The chip builders at this port have launched during 1913
ec:CO fuIs and have $40 tuns now on the stock a.
rtary a. can be mated Forty two steamers nave been
Lurchtd, and fourteen in progress Of construction
Tic most rrominen Of these the Janestown. the 80
p,ra the ChfIls Morgan and the Arszaba by Westervo
Il. George Law he Augusta aud the Knoxville, by VIM
II wctb: tie Nefhvile and the Cahawbs By W. CoHyeri
Me YaIkee sde by Prrno & stack, and the steam yacht
North Star by SimoDson OF craft other than steamships
and seamboats foryfour have been launched aud thirty
rsusi the stocks Among those afoat we notice the
clipper slps Ropid san Francisco, Golden Gate Sweep
stakes Kaihdy Rosoluie Young America, Fly Away Pana
no WIDE Awake FLYING Cloud BARK aud Kate Brigham
toloone with the packet ships David Brown, Robert l.
La1e, Calhoun and John Bright Some very fine ships
arc row on the soce and business pretty brisk On all
hands.
During the previous year 800 uns were launcbed and
on Dec 81 1882 2l.c76 tans remained on tho stocks
The following comparative table will show fully the
Increase Of business during the last year the year
1852;
10 Of tuns launched in 1873 ................. 600
10 of isLs isuebed in 1862 ................ 81 5i9
Increase during III. year 100. sld
No Of tuns reusinirg ocbs Dec 81, 49,. 80 Nl
No Of tuns remaining on STOCKS Dec 81, lo1<''' A4''
Increase during year l855........ HoH
Thiy II gre at gain the year 1852 In addition to
fhis number of large vessels have been contracted for
aYd will be commenced at an early day
The difference between the tunnage renaining on the
,tocks at the close Of 1851 and 1853, is follows
Amount 0 runnsge stocIs Dec 1881. ...... les39
Anount Of tuuneee On s"css DEC le01''''''''' o'o'
Difference in 1853 over Is5i........ 1870
The above figures show correctly the business Of ship
Yards ard afford very fatterug evidence Of the rapid
extension Of the commerce of our country,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-02

The new Board assemblies for organization on the nth
of January We have a eady published the names oi me
Gentleman no will compose the Board for the year 1851
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-05
dNAKDhN SENDS, WARRANT
" WAOLkSALE AND RETAIL,

n ARDEN sEkDS, wARRAr
" whoLhSALE AND RErA
AspdrdyUs-White Giant
drficholS-Large Globe.T
Bedns-Large Lima; Small do;
Red Cranberry; Scarlet Runners;
Broai Windsor.
snap Bedns-Early Yellow /;
Six Weeks; do Mohawk; do Chi.
ma; do Valentine do; Half Nc on;
Refugee, 1000 TO one; Red Gran.
berry.
Boet-Eariy Blood TurnIp,
Rooted: do Yellow do do; Long
Blood; White silesisn; French
Sugar; Mangel wurizei.
Brocoli-Purple Cape; White
Cape.
td5Idge-Early York; Large
do; Early Sugar Loaf; do Bat
tersea; do OXheart: do vAnack;
do Nonpareil: Plat Dutch, Drum.
head; Large Bergen; Green Curl
ed savoy, Drumhead Savoy; Red
Dutch nOr FickiinE.
CdtlifOtnor-Early and Late.
CcSery-white solid; Red do.
CdTrOt-Long Orange; Early
Horn; Altringham; White Field.
CroAs-Curied or Psppergrass.
CticHmber- Early Frame; do
Cluster; Long Green; Long Green
southgate; White spined; Cher.
kin.
Coyu-Rarly Sugar. Tu.ra.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-05
Ed FRESH AND GENUINE

:. a aAND uLNOANE-
Aeion-Green citron; Pine
Apple; Nutmeg.
Water Neion-Pinett Kind.
Ndsturtiun.
AustIrd-- Black and White.
Onfon-silyer Skin; White
Portuea; Yellow and Red.
Otrd.
Peds-Extra Early; Early NAV;
Washington;do Frame; do chsri.
ton; Dwarf Blue PrussiAp; do
MArrowfat; BiShop Dwarf prolIfic
Pa rsn p s-Long Smooth
French; Guernsey.
Idr1ey-Curled.
Pcpper-Iarge Bell, or Bull
Nose; Tomato shaped; Cayenne.
r. um p 4 in-Large yellow
Field.
RhuIdrb- Victoria.
dddish-Iong Scarlet Short
Top; scArlet Turnip; White do;
yellow do; Long Salmon; Black
:, !sa,'ayy-Or Vegetable Oyster
Spindch-Round ieaved.
SgtIish-EArly Bush; Bell.
7o,ndfo-LArge Red; do Yell
low: Egg.
Tirnip-Early Plat Dutch; do
Red Tor; Large White Norfolk;
white Globe; Ruta Baga; Dale's
Hybrid.
Herb s-Annise; Carroway;
Thyme; CoriAnder; Lavender;
Sweet Basil; Rosemary; Sage;
Summer savoryi Sweet Mario.
rum; Rene.
wM. PALMER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-05
SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK OF

SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK OF
DRY GOOnS.
VALENTINE, CttENsIisw q 60, have Just received by
v YORK hu.d.h,hIa
sA.onasle goods they their and
;heir large stock.
= and - Beaehsd shirtings and g. And 1914
Blcaehed and Brown Sheeting.
Be&ehed and Brown Drills oInaburgs and Mariners
Stripes
Plain Plaid Checked DanaAsk Cambries
hns
Cottonades DENNIS, Camblecens and PLAID Striped
' W.
White and CoOred, Plain Figured and Printed
Satteens ~
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