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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23

Thus the gross excess Of our expenditure warke
Inmates amounts 10 about eight millions and half IL
make allowance for undencckODngs pretty 10 be
discovered may say in round numbers ten millions
exactly the sum which Mr. Golden used to say should be
taken of.
In return for this large outlay we get nm increase OF
naval power which does not readily admit Of representation
in figures, but OF which illustration be in the
Baltic aud Black Sea squadrons. We obtain also in
of 1000 in the regular army not b. mention
addition Of 500 900 soldiers 10 the artillery
and engineers II seems too, from the debate Friday
evening that the organization Of the army will undergo
REFORM When the first augmentation Of 10 900 men
prOlOsed it not thought necessary 10 add single
commissioned officer to the existing strength Of tho reg
ments and when tine second edition Of IS 900
made the additional number Of commissioned Off
only So 80 that $4,000 troops were
added t. the army greater cost ia respect Of
officer, than would be incurred by raising regiment Of
two battalOns. Now, however, the limit Of expansbily
bas been reached and considerable augmentation" Of
officers, We learn from Mr.. Sidney Herbert will be
CURED appears, in short as if army under tbs
present orr anzaon would admit Of expansion up the
point reached by the first supplemental estmate $4,000
men, but no further; whereas Is desired 20 10 construct
It that may include either the 100 600 Of peace
tGbIshment, the $780, 900 OF establishment with
general arrangement The contingency of needless er
pense The details Of this plan will doubt receive
exposition hereafter but appeared 20 b. given
to Mr. Hume inquiry ~ to who the responsible
tborty tor changes considerable, or where the real
4" Minister Of War" to be found.
Ii VAL be observed in the figures we have given above
that the estimated expenses Of additional levies not
calculated by any Inyariabe rules. For instance il
thought In February that TO- 900 could be raised for
1850 CO., whereas in March more than twice this sum was
asked for $1,000, and again the figures for
actly the same increase drop 10 f3O00Oo. We believe
that the March vote included extraordinary charge
FOR the general stan, but after this deduction the dis
crepancy seems rather remarkable, especially when
learn that commissioned officers 10 be appointed
IN considerable numbers charge which was escaped
before IL l. obviously, however, very difficult, a. Mr.
Sidney Herbert observed, to make any estimate
m thee cases since much depend upon the faei
ties Of supply.
Upon tbs head we do not apprchend much difficulty IL
he hal elvd nv
grafton and that labor OF oil kinds is IA steady demands
Out on The other hand the population Of the kingdom has
greatly increased since the last strong military spirit
prevails and We yet only at the beginning OF our re-
sources The very facts before tell their own tale. We
have 20 600 volunteers FOR the militia and we have raised
IN the as three months BY voluntary enlistment 10 900
cruis for the regular army, and many for the
navy. At this rate there will certainly be no lack Of
soldiers.
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PARTICULARS OF THE BOMBARD-
MENT OF ODESSA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23

l. or acccult 'seanen and marines. Il 900 Of
lLdfd 10 The IS trln tie oast O-lld
and go b. voluntary l. kcoV
To dttfGy he olAs Of wages which viii come
Jos IL he ending the 3lst Of March,
itif. or atl0 s.aI-eI u b. employed for months al
4lNvfN
% t. meet the Fay b. youd pay, the
- COS gu4ld employed
CO. reserve -'c0
ID ftr Of 500 ueu. for an additional peryd
o the 3s q Mach lo5. $1,000
acdfional yctuai Iui-ed fr FIRE zhi of
trcytitrs td tor cr, IN tie fices o. several
and rroysIons. SN0
IN q 90 rer 70 BE- emp the ire for ne year 10000
t. T. provide tor sccional lumber ot clerks neces
z I 81 thu the es-Gtlshlle no
NA.tLal ard net House $40
NJ For the 90 be Incurred i1r salaries
d. ths several laval. satuaing and medical establish
home %iNo
~ Fcr additional wages 20 arthcers sod oilers 10 the
navel snntl Gboad. ltN
,. ttl-ll5 fo. naval sfcrtf
"a for the ruIcLas. o cos and other fuel for
10000
o. f,i ih- purchase Of stores required % replace those
isslto To- he Meet -NN
(e for the TurChase aud reTsirof st,am mlcilery,
LaslnF been eide mat the Meet should have
90 81 1ni
ID F0r fae chase boats, etc.,. .t01
.. works upr0veu uts and eplia a the yards 1000
{. 0icIts medical stores $1,000
Eer ri.cesueous 5000
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III.

Items which although ncudd the navy rather
h. lluy iltn The navy. Under III aesd demanded:
Z. for ant irausf monthly inc .udng
st,eni the purchase Of the
tr.no,ts OF which IS were fsates with e2eio2oo
ihc frtigLt shIs hItd Tor The Of
IatiCLs. ;he Cove nt having taken
~ 10 Vessels and 60 sailing Tor the
Ike lGC10
Is 09j 40
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very prcblsnatiesl and, finally because with rising
un,Set bonds with fixed rate of interest for years
c.unot be- as acceptable as Exchequer bills, OF which
the interest sure 10 be raised if the value of money
Increases
Mr. Gladstone, lot content 20 throw upon the mar
ket three different sorfs OF ENchequer commodities.
felt himself obliged 10 bring 70 the House OF Commons
rot enc but two and perhaps three or four budgets.
For contradistnction 70 the former ChanceO-s OF Ex
eieouers he made his financial statement March O.
fetoe the termination of the financial year with he
view A. be sald. TO make the country clearly unier
.tapd its position The House were then tod that
there was surplus of f3OuOOuo, but that in eonse-
oueuce Of tie peIious position in which they were
placed they had 10 incur increased expenditure OF
100000 - that they were 70 be prepared for g de-
fcieucy If three millions this year Before eight weeks
have rased he down "a the House and asks for
cut seven millions more, although certainly IN March
lie oncht to have formed correc; estimates OF the
demands 10 lie made upon the public resources
Tie new SUP Elementary estimates he asks for are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23
THE RUSSIANS TRANQUIL IN POLAND.

TIE NJ SSIANS IkANVIIL N PUTAND.
letter from Posen dated the ID in The Bo>rsaha, Of
Hamburg SAYS Letters from kaisch inform us that the
Russian Government has abandoned the idea of placing
srong body Of troops in Poland, and that the troops
which occupied AugEslOwO have been sent 10 tho Baltic
provinces. This proves that the Russians count
continued neutrality Of Prussia The foreign journals I'D
nittcd into Russia and Poland are - blackened by the
authorities thai il il impossible to read single word
laiinc "a he war.
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FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
your DAYS

ARRIVAL OF TIE FRANKLIN.
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AUSTRIA TRYING TO BORROW.

The Divan relative 70 permson- Of residence, ha- ben
smoohed down.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23

FRASKEoRT, Tuesday, May 9.-The Austrian Govern
mont has opened subscription here and al Amsterdam for
Three Millions and Half Sterling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23

The following orders relative 10 neutral vessel, were
published at Odessa the 23d April the day aer the
bombardment of that port by the combined fleets The
squndrons having then left the port al neutral vessels
will be seen liberty to depart without am OBJ
stace:
The vessels under neutral hag now in the port Of
Odessa cannot leave il long the enemys feet shall
be in sight Of the town.
p Tie captains aud sailors will find asylum in n local
ity which will be esE ecaiy destined for the purpose be-
yOnd the reach of ojectes and IN which they sub
nit TO the quarantine regulations.
g. Vessels with cargoes will be allowed 10 deposit their
cergoes in warehouses which the au hores will place a.
their disposal.
Captains and sailors who may not desire 10 avail them
selves Of the locality offered 10 them must implicitly obey
the orders Of the Of the port and Of resist
ance they will bring Themselves within the application Of
the laws Of war.
g. Beyond the limits of the protection which il offered
10 captains, sailors and csrgoes under neutral flag the
authorities discaim beforehand all responsibility regards
the safety Of vessels.
8. All vessels under neutral flag may leave the port
without any obstacle the enenys feet shall have
departed.
letter from Odessa to Greek firm, dated April 2s,
says:
People are hurying back to town to reopen their
houses warehouses shops and premises and tomorrow
10 yesse OF the sad witnessed few days ago will
remain Trade Will be resumed, confidence restored and
We shall be enabled TO follow diligently our peaceful
ayOcatioHs'
Tho Pos-AmPt CARTE Of Frankfort has the following
letter from Odessa, dated the 25th ut which says:
The greater part of the outer batteries were conder-
ably damaged and those az the north angle Of the fort were
dmaHiled The Russians who foug ht with great energy
had 200 men killed and 300 wounded more than half Of
whom VIII henceiorh be unit for service. Sir warehouses
have become the prey Of the flames The town has conn
psIavey but little suffered but Of the more exposed
bullcngs, and specially the palace Of Prince Woronzow
have teen burned down. The appearance Of Odessa il
totally changed. The terrible eannonade has broken all
the windows. Several chimneys have fallen down and soe
church towers have been damaged.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-12
FALL IMPORTATION
v,n Oh ,EARTHENWARE AND CHINAI

IRksH RECEIPTS OF GLASS AND FANCY ARTICIrs
Vie subscriber oners to the trade
iarthenvare China and Glass the patterns Of ubIch Ser,
selected By himself In person. -. "
Having experience Of many bu,oe,,
ne % great condolences In stating that .u
~. compare With other the trade
!" bite Granite Dinner Ware
Do do Basins and Ewers, Jugs, Tea Ware ETC.
Blue Print, Fiowing and Fancy do
ZINE Decorated China Dinner and Desser, Set.
Do do do Tea and Toilet ses
DO do do Pitchers aud Vases
Gold Band do o variety
q, Whit China do Of above variety.
t ware Of every description suitable for uhosslnz
lne hantsl Pier and Toilet Glasses
iine Ivory Table Cutlery Walters aud BrittGnIa Wars
sa'ety and other Fluid and Solar Lamps
A., dlas, Ware In every variety.
All be asks ii he
lsfaeion. 50 pees vi" give esAE
HIS Packer is one Of the best In the trade.
seq jas n n EyAas No ,,-u.,-.
UlOnhs AND srATiONAHY AT WIiOIRS AIs-u.,
chants aud others from ths country buy small ban, OF
gocey ardsare hills them the NOR.
70 oey Boo' &c for eash- Ny cash. nett
1 mt hhs Pike and or, bot per cent on
.hg average han month prices. nton 10 NV
which cannot be surpassed for quality variety
ring All purchasers entire satisfaction p.
Books Bibles Hymn Book, Envelope nL
waters Pencil Bonnet Board, Ananac, u, Steel and oi
Pen. Bank Bonds Dras Checks, Neg Notes Bills OF
besides Law, Medical and Miscellaneous Books ~ ~
- GEO. NJ WEST
SCI Next door Post
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aKW YORK ApyKRrIsEnKSrs.
FLOOR OIL. CLOTHS
IN VAN BRUNr, IS RIriing Slip, Rsto York hAEUP
~ . IURkR and DEALER Of

IN.
~ Gs shUsT ss R,ritH0 Sp @sp York. MAsuyAo
FLOOR " OIL 9 CLOTHS.
.ss sss = ss 's.s.
sd. 2 % .as s ..1., %.s
any Sias%ss sG.!.; 8, r.,I,:, Van AN SsiTSI. SsTSI
l1 MAcERs rATfsT tlkoTko M
TO be worn under the
Th.s 10 .R"s. s1as and The
.sea ana :, sI Ind
usS . ss
c.. 6. sy 1s.1 s.|r..', liver
sa nor s:s
,Ss1, Of the bowels, They
sas ns o. ,oi!.s pile
% snse weigh aeSa, two ounces, can be folded
is%is ssa % s
sslseSy I, perfectly safe
o3 go to .aa Co. " s'~p'e' chain " from w.
al the Depot f ep sS saS 'a ny
HPS.Pes i'm I SI The i1rsa,on has
S.fs appsS sna Win 10 the
e S:st's
Il he mi ses.i.s Ss
prOp,oIs possession e.,imonla, to tn. sam,
veil a. Of the mos, eminent and distinguished members
70! ys anil en-
cas- cured IL Xot srass
cenu postage stamps = STElNERT, Sole Agent
No SOS broadway, cor. Prince street, New York.
Virginia. - .aTN-Its
NEW BRUNSWICK ErBbEH coMr1NY.-WsTs6oa.s
In 100 Liberty aud los Cedar York
ers and wholesale Dealers Goods made un
der Charles GoodJ ears Patent consisting Of Mems womeh
Mise, and Chdrens Metallic Boots Shoes Coa's Cloak
0verai Comb, Stay and Dress Bone Dolls. Heads Balls
and
jyis-6n(P)
HOusEh EEPING HARDWARE AND FANCY GOODS
III 4 O. BERRlAN, Importers and Wholssnie D>uL,rs In
- Houseteping Hlrdodre and Fdncy Goods 6OI Broad
way NJ Cutlery Silver and Plated German
silver and Britannia Ware IMPOSITION
low Ware BonIsd Copper and Brass Goods. Bathing
tors sporting Tackle etc. etc Our stock
TO- and variety similar
petition wv"
The attention OF Houekeepe 10 our
s'oekof "oods and Prices before buying
mhi+-dly-tPl 60l BroadSay
AMP SHADE EMANUFACTORY.-Lamp shade.
every description. and of the patterns.
NoS BROOK ee above Butonwood, below Third Phade
phia. Wholesale only. .N' ''
auis-lm-IPl wM. sTorr d CO.
uu uOUSE AND LOT FOR SAI.E.-A neat House, At
present occupied by the subscriber
Mayo street. fronting 0fst running back
has On u nodous Stable and
Dselnsouse has ample accommodations a
sIei y containing nine besides rooln
warm water also, comfortable seryA
POSSESSION can be had at time to suit purchaser
Apply TO p JOHNSTON
le.--tn ll6 Main street.
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TO CASH kND siN hUNIlis HUl UNLI,
Nh L. HALLOWEL 4 CO, PHILADELPHIA, have now open
" Tor The fa season large and splendid
OF SILK AND FANCY GOODS.
Having established branch OF our house Paris
receive direct constant supplies OF and desirable goods
throughout the Our stock Of EMBR0lDERIEs
GOODS unusually large aud well assorted
abroad by OF house who deyote his whole
ton to this important department
Upon entering warehouse
hhEei We adopted new term: which have been succeun
Increasing our business in ratio beyond all precedent
We Intend further ioinerea.e business especially with
those who buy foRCAsH and believing system In
eoing goods Is to have UNIFORM PRICES eal the
the hfufng merchants to the that under system
and terms We not only asord to- but NECESSITY
at lower rates than those who do business the
yste our terms being stringent the
We seek TO attract being class the closest buyers
Judges Of goods
rERhs-Cash buyers will receive discount per cent
the money be paid Ia funds within days ate Of
bill. ~ "
received. - "
To unOub,ed month. will be
given, II desired.
Where remei In advance of aturity h
the rate OF twelve cent per will be allowed.
Thev ask from Merchants visiting the
examination their stock being satisfied that be con
Sined that not for their proats
are absolutely essential to give long credit
". l.. HAiIOwELL, J. l.. H,iInwnI, T..
JAMS TRlQUAiR, A. w. LITTLE, T. r. HuIcHIs,ox.
III MI
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DIR. JOHNSTON,
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
"HERE be obtained speedy and ereetusl
w sdy in the World for all

BALTIMORE LOCK HosPiTAL,
~ - '' ss0RsT SO DISEASES.
rf9 s
Pee.r s .sns from Sos ssa all
MIND "p'' and in the s'd destroys both BODY and
Epeeaiy Who have become o,ilury vice. ,ha,
and de.trae,i's habit which sa,s,y sweep,
and brilliant Intellect, Who might have enaneed
h.Lvny y.e, may fa eoeadenee OF 70
psy,ie. should immediately consult Dr. j. and be
''"red !" perfect health. nm -
orrzcx NO sSJfg st8HSsFGs SR2Sxn,cx sraxsr ....
RAsJcTLAR IN observing and NUMBER. or yaa win
013z Rzhs5SaSa TR5E 9n 5 Ss Ago ~ cS4Ssx - MADE IN
e Proper Py.a S sR,
s 6ssa s.. s
rSaph s .ns a The ao.P - Lon
mos, % i eur, ,h., troubled
sounds and S.;sas.a ri,a
attendsd sometimes with derangsen mind,
certain Dt.e...
When the misguided yotary OF
has nbbet the seed, Of s too often
and a'TsTss sisJ, e
sod deas. h M The Of this
throat, as.'sa head and lias. dim
iu oou-s An Artns poteh
S. a.a I5 sSf Of hs es scs
S & a u as,n puts period his dreadful
turns, To uh therefore Dr. JOHNSTON pre-
aa aerea he he le
hO,d hcoy fac, that tSouand. faiI Victim. @
m. dreadful eonpi owing the unskfane, ignorant
sa N. % s a. ruin sn
And s..,,., N. .1iiss" Anes,lon: OF The Bladder.
Pain Uneasiness in Urinary oraan, Perespso.e Sy
Il. n a.
TAX. Po,,,rr,,, ,0,,,.
who have injured themselves By certain practice in
: :s;;ly i & :y s:
What pity that o yo9ss E,. N. hon. o,,,,
Of b he a all
and ndssnE in certain secret habit such persons
''--s Marriage.
reqqe, Indeed 1sous sse,
hourly d.ssn. TO he New the mind ss ss PSspss.
Of .ncss & rejection that happiness
n, .,,,..,. Con.,iiu.iona Debility.
BY private and Improper indusepee,
Tse; are some Of the ..d and melancholy BY
Pains IN The Head D1ss Of sight Loss Power
@sn Of The Dse''vs Functions, General Debility symptoms Of
Mentally.
1eIo 10 a Of Spirits, Evil ESrssS
~, 4c., OF the
rHorEIsps
Of their declining health Losing becoming weak pale
cough and syratons consumption. 49,
Oh how happy have hundreds misguided youths been made
who have been suddenly deva.aton
Of those terrific unaladss ndiseret!ou
J0HSsTOS's IEVIGoRATISG REMEDY FOR ORGANIC WEAK.
NESS.
BY this OF the
Nervous aud hsi have been
raediAtey relieved. Anirapeduentst 10
p,-.,..,o.v....,n,.- - .Maraasr.
and Weakness the rot f.aful kini .needv
cured by DR.. Johnst n.
EH- OFFICE NO. =, SOUTH FREDERIOE STREET, BAL
MORE, MD.
All Surgical Nperarions performed.
N B-Let false deliesy Apply
either personally or by letter.
skin Diseases Speedily Cured.
- TO STRANGERS.
He who places himself under the Johnson
gousy eonfde In his honor gentleman
upon his skill as = physician.
Tht 0Es!H! cared this Institution
years and the important Surgical Operations performed
by D j. witnessed by the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-12
CLOTHIING-CLO
WHOLESALE AND RETAH.

VI 1851.
D. GOODMAN, having Just returned Ne. York 4,
no. in receipt Of large stock Of Fall Ready
and quality. '' '-''e'
have no. open large assortment Of Furnishing Goods, Shirts.
Merchants Of Virginia. North Caron. and are So
This month. - - r ~ ''N A'''' VI
My eiies for manufacturing surpassed
. enAoea 70 sell AZ tgure, the competition
can subtract from. J. D. GOonNiS
/, N No. l8t Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
seo
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UON PIYPE Dealer In Ivory and m fncturrr Of I,o
- Goods, Murray street, N. Y. ocl9-dly
FOX & PoI.EMUs,


= 6h BROAD sThEET, OF Beaver, New York,
- - for sale the following heavy Cotton Fabrics:
New England Cotton Sail ID Duck-22lnch, all
hard and soft; also, all the widths
ur-d at this eabshmen comprising
the trade, and offered at the lowest rates.
United states Pilot Duck-Woodberry and Mount
Vernon Extra full assortme, Of this superior fabric
willimnntic Cotton Duck-l6 is, 20 and % inck all
numbers hard and soft This fabric
MUM at the London Worlds Par also FAR
Ship and Hear Mark Duck-Piain and iwled IN.
ufaeured by the Greenwooh Company article
sails tents awnings 4 also, Mount
Howard Ravens Pioneer PhsnI Mills
plain 20 TO 81 inch Heavy do do.
Cotton Snil Tuinc-A full assortment.
Turpuulins IIammOcks, Stuns, &c.
Paper FcftinE-SO to " inch, made
for drief felts.
Car Covcring-cotton Canvass all widths 80
neheS and all numbers made covering
railroad esrs perfectly aud permanently waterproof
enduring than the itself
EnnmclIing Canynss-so IS. 4o IS and 80 inch plain
Bngs and Bngging-of every description. Seamless
Bags, woven whole all size In bales Of 100 800
binng strength utility and grain
surpassed.
Also heavy Cotton saekng Canvass
Filling heavy tvilled do do, 20, %, 20 and +tinch
Wool Sncks-woven whole all sizes, and desirable
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-12
"a. .IREADs, TwINros AND FLAX.
WAMks rRRNCtiR, Warehouse 81 Pine Street. N. York
% LAMBERTvILLE sTouRPORT. rLLK MIIa, NJ

- LAMBERrvILLE sToURPORT, FLII Miua NJ j.
American and Irish SHOE THREADS
Bsddlers' THREAD and GILIING TWINES
ILAX BEiHE and BROOM TwINES
PLAX SEWING and SAIL TwINEB
LINEN YARNS, CARPET WARP, 40. Jes-dsm
Id ICHMOND SODA WATER AND BOTTIJNG
He EsTABLshhENL-ltis settled fact that the only genu
article Of bottled SODA WATER In 10 put up by
MCCORMACK who natter, himself able compete with
any mandatory either North South having engaged in
the business for years past.
To avoid Imposition be and call for HecoRMAoKs so.
DA WATER
n BAH orders, either from city country, promptly attend
ed
Water Porter and Ae delivered In all part, Of the city
daily.
penOn, having my bottles will please them
H. ~. MCCORMACK,
sp9o-dom No. e0s, Brosd street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-12

LADIES' ELASTIC SKIRTS, (HouoH's P.rrSr1
BATES BsrEeisyst, opposite AOr House. Manufacture
u OF the Aboye splendid and desirable article fs9s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-12

-"------ "-. -
Il tend sailing sa.if iavoiiss steamship, follows:
CITY % o. saSonEsrsH NAN Capt, wyis %
o'rr or BALrlAOAf POM Itch ss
CITY ~ pniLADphiA sepi
SrY 81 No,
CRY cs sAS'"kscs. .,;:.T .s'sh No,
CRY e4l..s.p!g F:"'" '''-. .n...,, sOh ls9. Ss.
SIfy SIfy 80" ws,as;a:y ,s, sd sSs' os'
Siii OF "sounsrts E.,. :; s,::sss SsSs:.d'S Nov
Prom Raad.lpAia. - Fsoa. LiVepoo'.
s1lSSa ss:sp S'aA' 's sfSIn ss:Sip D':'A II guinea
rO'.Afd ,,,,,,,,, % rs,.,.s rs,,. ,.a. 10
Third Ci... r.-enser.
l.dslpas and ss sspoo % % found . ~
ps. will s issued S.rs pa. who are DE-
Dq. ~ Sn ss agents. Ss s m fsnsp s
Az All s Gs p
be fOr.arded With economy and Dispatch .,,,,
II II @.ias 81 FI FFSIaasphl. and hSa hoadssgN
az Swh.n III. s4rsassSsn.. are completed and SUD len,
G one IL the S s S sss p o ss
eies.ps.ss going returning. % -' = De' D.'.. -.
SToCKs ron sME-s3oOoo Coupon bond: q the Cor
sa'. s"i Tsaas,s Raosd Company passS:
$4,000 Coupon Bond. of,hr Virginia Central Railroad
70 se ssI. ss yss Sc
eo land can be ,ued %.rgsge on the entire
sh%SSs ss s ,S.. % s:
p.yPsS, q mi. stock, which viii eanssh in 81 yes
Persons having stocks dispose OF would do well to oder them
always prepared to account or
desirable to the will sell on their account Charging mod
i.h'n ~ ,,v.,, ,,o,.v 90 o,,,
,y hay. on hand some Of the best eeue In The market
.hish will be .old on very moderate tens " "
i"ss ~ w ~ A. ,URy SSpTS,s On :. ,,d., III Uo,si
Jee- = : -. ~ - -. -. - - - -, -
w those Ivory and solid DAGUERREOTrPEs made BY
wHrsHURSr Counterfeit yet faithful and correct lnAn-
mate, YET ieke There two-look and but one seen
They only need breath to enable then TO praise OF er
arneer The exhibition free and the public most
" solicited 70 ea a. mhehulsts esefles senerAy see
these and productions. They made In their
Tore W.iinS'3n Rehnond' New York. Pete'ours Norfolk
Lyncheurg And Wilmington. ,.,-
MEDALS-Hhat higher testimony OF 9e he
superior excellence of works OF Art Than Medasl mhehnIih
ehhibited sue y .e ~ anu
uioyy for he has And amer Gaerie,
In greater OF
akr, more pers and awarded more
Ala this country and Europe for his
than .ny other living man This is
les, n m true Those who vI,h truly art
aed A. Outlay Al either one Of many
various parts Of the country gallery city
Main ofPresdent Pierce
cAninet deo
H EmOYAI-PINE PURNITURE-The undersigned Who
ha. conducted the on the East
on 18Th between MAN,
tabhment building side street.
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