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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-16
ASIA.

Accounts from Asia, via Constantmopio i7ib state that
the snow was s deep the hills, and tie weather was
severe Money To The amount OF 100000 piastrcs
quircd for the payment OF the troops at hrzcrm and
Kars. At Ba;un tho troops healthy though during
the winter they had suffered much The 1900 men who
recently refused to march to kers shut up m their bar
rncks ri Frzerum
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-16
I.a1EI..

Trce woronzof-s Palace E; Ode~-s '-' entirely de-
strood by the bomberGn,n;. -Four i-.h irgaies were
badly damaged. pn' dispatch Saiea that the whole
Of tie allied ice, leit Odessa TIE oh and was to cruise
o Sevastcpol to prevent de egr,ss Of the Russians
Prussia h. forbidden prVa'eer. 10 onter her harboEs.
SMALLPOX Lad LICK o.; board tho British ship
Jscs Watt and s.r Charlie Napier has sacsed number
Of The ssilors 20 ic ysccinated
millon q aler roubles ,re just issued al Warsaw
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-11-03

MEDICAL TESTIMONY CANNOT CoHTRovERTED.-
One OF the most startling is narrated of Dr. Nc
Lanes Vermituge by DR.. John Butler, of Lowell,
Trumbull Co., OHIO. The was that of young
lady who had been very sick for eight years. and had
consulted number of physicians, who had treated it
IN, and for time believed with his predecessors that
1t was case of Prolaps,'s. He was, however, soon
forced to the conclusion thai his patient suffering
from worms and after much persuasion prevailed upon
her to take two doses oc DR.. M'Lanes Vermfuge.-
This MEDICINE had the effect of removing from her a
countless number of the largest After she passed
them, her health Immediately returned. She is since
married. and continues to enjoy excellent health.
IL Purchasers VIII be careful to ask for DR.. Nc
Lanes Celebrated Vermifuge, and take none else. All
other Vermfuges. in comparison, worthless. Dr..
Lanes genuine Vermlfuge, also his Celebrated Liver
Pills. be had all the respectable Drug Stores
in the United States and Canada. l5-2w
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-11-03
The Territory of Kansas.

The kunsas terri!G:I government will now
soon be organized. It is probable tina, Governor
Reeder has by this time issued his proclamation
The Kansas Herald says:
AS soon as the census is taken and the districts
are laid out, the people will be called upon 10 elect
delegate to Congress, and members of the Leg.
is!aiure. We are not surprised 10 learn that ge-
neral desire exists to have he territorial leglsIa-
ture convened as early practicable. 1t Is
thought that this can be done by the first OF De-
cember. -
We notice that in the meantime the territory is
fast filling up with enerprslng, industrious and
hardy population, from all sections OF the Union,
so that by The time lanaticism in the States ex.
hausls itself about slavery and freedom, it will
have become OF the most hourlshing and pros.
porous territories Of the country.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-11-03

Sir John FrankIins Expedition, il will be re-
Gaembered, consisted Of two ships-the EiebGs and
the Terror. The Philadelphia Inqpirer is Of opIn-
ION that the remains OF all Tie property toun! uu>
far belonged TO The OF the iLrcbus, Sir JOHN
Franklin, and that not article belonging 10 any
member of the crew of the Terror, Captain CruzIer
has yet been discovered II is probabIe there.
fore, 1t says, that the TWO Ships separated, and
that either the uf the Terror are still alive
persisted IN the north Of our continent. |,
should also be observed :hu; The indians, in their
account, speak of ship, ard net OF ships, in con-
nexion With the v"yag"rs Who were seen by them.
The hope of a single survivor is OF course faint,
but let us cherish ii TO The tust
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-11-03
THE plague i'm the Fourteenth Century.

There was one disease called The black DEATH
the black plague, or the great mortality. The
most dreadful visit alton of it one that began
in China spread over Asa, and in the year l34S,
entered Europe. Europe was then, however, moi
unused to during The preceding eight. and. forty
years. The block plague spread from the south
of Europe to the month, occupying about three
wears in its passage. Ia TWO years il had reached
Sweden in three years it had conquered Russia.
The fatal influence came among men ripe TO re-
ceive it. Europe was full of petty wars. Chi-
zens were immured in cities, in unwholesome
houses overlooking filthy Streets, as in beleaguered
fortresses; for robbers, if not armies, occupied
the roads beyond their gates. Husbandmen were
starving feudal slaves; religion was mainly super.
siition ignorance was dense and morals were de-
based, and liule control set upon the passions
Vessels with dead crews driiled about in the Med
iterranean, and brought corruption and infection
TO the shores which they stranded. In what
spirit did the people, superstiilQHsas they were IN
those old times, meet the ciA%fnTy! Many com
mtcd suicide in frenzy. Merchants, and rich
men, seeking 10 divert the wrath of Heaven from
themselves, carried their treasure TO the churches
and monasteries where, il the monks, fearing 10
ceive infection with H. shut their gates against
any such offering, it desperately thrown TO
them over their walls. Even sound men, COrrnded
by anxiety, wandered about lIvid the dead
Houses quilted by their Inhabitants tumbled into
runs. BY plague, and by The Hight oil terrified
inhabitants. many thousand yes were left alb
soIuicIy empty, aud silent the woods and fields
The Pope, in Avignon. forced, because all
the churchyard were full To consecrate "A bu-
rial pla CO the river Rhnne and insure 10 the faith
full an intermen', il not in holy ground, at least in
holy water. How the dead crrted out Of
towns for burial in pits, and how the terror OF til"
people coined the fancy that, through indecent
haste many were hurried out and thrown into
those pits while living, every one knows-t was
the incident Of plague ut all times. laiy was re-
ported To have lost half is Iuh tIilants. The We
nerans 6rd TO the islands and forsoJk their city,
losing three men in four, aud in PtdIa, when tn
plague ceasrd. two thrds Of the inhabitants were
missing. This is the black death, which began
towards the close of the year 13i8 10 ravage
England, and Of which Antony Wood says, ex-
traVag1ntly, that the close o! it, scarcely a
tenth part Of the people remained living.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-11-03
Lend for Sale.

IIE undersigned offers for sale his Valuable Planta-
4 ton, lying the waters OF Paw Creek, about
miles west OF Charlotte. Ga the premises is good
dis, Hing house. with the necessary Out-budings. The
Tract contains 2E2 Acres, about one-third of which
is cleared, and under good repairs the remainder is
woodland and well tiubercd The whole lies well for
cultivation, and is productive a soil any in the
county. Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing vauab,
Plantation woud do wei! to cali early and examine My
Brother, who lives the place, will give all the inform
alton required. L. A. ADAMS.
MY 3 1871 l5-if
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-11-03
O Id
Joe Sweeney's Virginia Minstrels,

X OULD respectfully their friends and
W the citizens of Charlotte generally that they will
give their Popular and Fashionable Concerts at
the COURTHOUSE, Saturday Evening, Nov. 4th,
OH wnfrh occasion the following talent will appear
OLD JOE SWEENEY,
DICK SWEENEY,
S. A. S WEENEY,
X. IL. HALL, the celebrated jig Dancer,
And that great OF Momus, JOHN SHERMAN.
For particulars Programmes. Admission so cts.
Children and servants half price. Doors open at 7,
TO commence at Il o'cluck
GEO. w. HARVEY, Agent.
November ,, 1854. 15.1t
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-11-03

DY permission of John Ross, Ordinary Of York Dis
ID trict, s. c., will expose to sale the 3Oth of
November next, at the residence of Henry Kindred,
deceased all the goods and chattels Of said deceased
consisting of
IL or IL Likely Negroes, .
and, all kinds of property that is common on a Farm
Terms made known day of sale.
JNO. G. WRITER'S. Admir-.
Sept. 90, 1854. fOdw
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-11-03
White Castle Soap.

THIS new family and Toilet SOAP is held in high ca.
teem and is superior to the ordinary Soap for It's
bland aud tmgilient qualities For the nursery il is
particularly aCa2ted-innocent in its combination and
free from all injurious alkaies. This is economical
Soap for families. Just received and for sale by
FISHER g. HEINITSH,
april 4th Dispensing chemists.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-11-03
STraved

IRON the subscribers close in the town of Charlotte
i TWO MICH COWS, one moody 18th black and
white spots, the other with u hole bored IN
each horn. Any information concerning their where
ahouts will be thankfully received il driven home
liberal reward will be paid.
JOHN E. PENMAN.
Nov. 3, 1851. I5tf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-11-03
For Sale.

- THE subscriber will offer privately until Tues.
sss day Of the next term of the Superior court and
-A-thcn (if not sOd,) at public sale, and COM
Portable Private Residence, located TryoD Main
street. two doors south of ii. b. Wiams convenient TO
the business part of the town
The dwelling contains three large the lower
story and two above good Kitchen, Smoke and
stables attached. The lot is very handsome and
mented with oak trees. Terms made the sale.
sept %, 1854 lost WILLIAM HARTY.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-11-03
Notice.
Administrator's Notice.

JIAVlNG qualified Administrator OF the estate of
/ Mathew Wallace, Decd, notice is hereby given
to all persons indebted TO the estate come forward
and pay the longer indulgence cannot be Civ
EN- and those having claims against said estate will
present them according to the form prescribed by act
OF the assembly, this notice will lie Pleaded in bar
of their recovery.
WILSON WALLACE, admir-.
Sept. Is, 1884 stf
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Notice.

Notice.
HAVING qualified as Administrator upon the Estate
Ill of William Davis decd, | hereby notify all per-
having claims against said estate present them
within the time prescribed by law or this notice will
be plead in bar of recovery.
WIN. MAXWELL, Admir-.
Oct 27. 1854. last
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-11-03

n. B-Noticc is hereby given to the debtors of John
Wells, deed, 10 come forward Immediately and pay
their Notes and Accounts, as longer indulgtuc will
not be given-and persons having claims will present
them daily authenticated according to law The Books
Mates and Accounts will be found in the hands of j. p
Smith or J. J. Maxwell, who authorized settle
the
Nov 3. ALEX. SPRINGS, Admir-.
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Notice
Leather FACTORY,
Hands Wanted.

OFFICE CHARLOTTE & SOUTH CAROLINA r. r. Co.
Columbia, July a, 1854. {
THE Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad Company
/ is DESTROYS of HIRING 30 10 HHa nds for the
ensuing three months, for whom the highest
ges will be paid. Apply to
sits F. MINIS, General Supe rintendent.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-11-03
NOTICE..

ANING taken ont general Letters of A dminstra-
tion at the last County Court the Estate of John
Wells Decd will pEocc ed to sell the Residence
Z. VI. Sterling MONDAY, the Goth of November
ny lnuu nrLIclcs of
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-11-03
Durand's Diiters.

IsHIS valuable medicine has long been held in high
T. estimation restorative from the debility
by chill and fever. giving tone to the Digestive
ans and reg mating the hole system. For sale
FISHER s. fIEINTTSH,
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Saddles and Harness.
Select English and Classical School.

DOBERT G. ALLISON has opened in the Town of
IL Charlotte, select English and Classical School,
in the 3rd story of Mr. Leroy Springs New Building,
TERMS: .. -...-.
English Department, 81 o per session Of 5 months
Classical 3" SIS %. -" 49,
October 10, 1854 l2-tf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-11-03
UNIVERSITY OF NoRTH CAROLINA, I
Chapel Hill, LIST June, 1854.

UNIVERSITY OF NoRTH CAROLINA,
Chapel Hill, LIST June, 1854. {
Robert g. Allison, Esq, graduated at this Institution
at the annual commencement S27 and has from that
day to this been almost constantly engaged in the in
struction of youth.
He is gentleman of good mind, agreeable manners.
unblemished moral reputation and ample experience.
His ability to impar instruction, has been shown by
the young men, who from time to time, during period
of more than 20 years. have from his Schools to
the University. We :ecoect no instance, in which n
pupil Of his has not afforded satisfactory evidence of
careful and accurate training.
ID. l.. SWAIN, President,
JAMES PHILLIPS, Professor
OF Mathematics, &c.
f. MITCHELL, Professor,
of Chemistry.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-11-03
MOUgNN0LD WURMIVU3I.
Nov. 3, 1854.

Also. ONE SORREL MARE, the preperty of John
W ellis, deed Ierms-6 months credit with security
ALEX. SPRINGS, Admir-
Nov. 3, 1854. lj-3t
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ALEX. SPRINGS, Admir-.
NoEIoe.

y. B.-The Business will be carried on by the
cTsigncd, the old stand. opposite the Court Hcuse
whore they will be ready TO accommodate and all,
who wish o pa take of a good glass of
WINE BRANDY, SCTIIEDAM SCHNAPPS,
WTIISkEY, BEER, POP, &C, &C,
q smoke good SEGAR, at all times, Sundays cx.
csPtcd. J. DULS & co.
ALSO, ALL KINDS OF
Wines, Liquors, and Lemon Syrup,
will be sold by tho gallon at the LOWEST PRICE for
CASH J. DULS & co.
November 3, 1854. Is If
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Nov. 3, 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-10
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

.,, y.ss and LADY, Boston, s.u. phade
esIsrls; a..ssr rhii,dslphi. s.T.nnah
RGIn; sysst, Yos Isd,on EoSand
hlehmond u Mathew, Va; Harrison, Amelia: sinn,r
saup.en; winaa, o; Haynes Macon Mis Mas Baeot
rolton ~ 80 - >%SS's' SA-
cctussls:Thouas Shields, Va; Piunie Appom,,,ox p
strim.n and lady York; Holland, ush,on
grd.en, unsiek Roper Petersburg; JNobic Amelia
Wells. che.Lrnsd; MOseley, o Mo,e.y, MeeisnSurr. w
cheAiham, Biush. J Moody, Chesterfield. ="
UNITED sTATES-D Graham, r Hughes, r Hupbe.
soaneneerg Herr Kcng London; Connery, LeIing,
tom Mr. Shumaker, Allegheny; Bets Charlottesville: z;
Barr. Abingdon; w stol jr, NY; Capt Rchard.on Nj
Johnson Petersburg; John susll. wayuesboro. va
gler Brown, Madison; Cochran Charlottesville j p
White. Abingdon; n Burks, Covngton; Brennan and
lacy, Vac Il; w Buchanan, Natural Bridge; Dob.
l,her, Virginia
AMERICANA Royal, Lynchburg; NJ Turpiu, Powba.
tam Otey aud lady, Lynchburs; ScamneI Petersburg
1auncey, Lynchburs; T T Gall. Va; p Harrison. IT.
Road; TAppald, Baltimore; g Hayden, Miss HAYDEN.
sDrew, ir. New York; Mildrick, Philadelphia; N Mar
shall, DIR Flournoy Charlotte q Farrow aud lady. Mrs
Glascock, Albemarle.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-10
POSTSCRIPT.
CONVENTION OF SHIP BUILDERS

Bosros, April IA large convention OF .hip builder.
vas held Bath, Me-, on Wednesday last, In favor Of
Congress nine years ago. They AJAX the co-operstIon
OF New York and Massachusetts, ship builders
S ~ % mere made BY Hon. w. L. sewall and
" " nagown, and another meeting will be held.
GALE AT M0BILE-MR FILLMORE
MOBILE, April GA severe gale prevailed here yester
day, by which the u surveying schooner Phoenix vas
SUNK ~ Mobile Bay. Her officers and were saved
fimore, with Mr. Kennedy and the rest Of his party
arc expected here to-day. public reception has been
rendered by the municipal authorities
-, WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.
Msnisoros April The argument for the appellants
In the Methodist Book Coucern case closed to-day
Mr. Forney contradcts tho rumor of his inten,op 10
resign tho Clerkshp Of the House.
CONDITION OF THE OHIO
WHEELING, Aprl7.-There are feet of water IN Tho
channel and falling. Tho steamer Baltimore arrived to-
day with $50 tons OF freight. Weather pleasant.
OPENING OF NAVIGATION.
Duskihk, hprh T-Naviga'ion Is open to-day. pre-.
peller arrived this morning with 1000 bbl. flour and
three others coming in. nav
MURDERER SENTENCED.
ALBANY. April John Hendrick.on was IN d.v .
teneed TO DO hung on the 9th of May for the murder Of
OHIO RIVER, &c.
WHEELING, April s-The river is falling and now reg.
listers feet water in the channel Business active s
PIrsnuno, April S.-There are feet water 4, ,bs ,.
er's channel. Business steady. ~ "
THE MARKETS
NKw YoRK, April s.-The flour m,rk., I. a., CT.
Of 5000 bbls at Static for Ste Southern az o. 70
Rye flour and corn unchanged ~ ~
"heat-4oo0 bushels Southern red at l7Icts Corn 1,
hr ales OF 10000 bushels at 76a7s cts for mi,cS and
yellow. Oats and rye unchanged. "
Sales Rio coffee ut II l-9 II a. whiskey 24,ese,s
Stocks quiet Canton 25 Ia; Erie II Ia: Resdins "a
farker7 II; Cumberland Coal es; Nicaragua 90 81.
PHILADELPHIA April s.-The stock market is dull and
prices dropping. Breadstus quiet and the market
unseted-sales 800 bbls flour at S7.e5a737. Rye -four
aud corn meal unchanged The supply of grain Il Iyh,
sales OF 1000 bushels wheat l75cts for red white at
lsOals6 cts Corn 75a76 cts. Rye 90 cts Oats 1888
Ss PROVISIONS unchanged Groceries quiet-Rio coffee
IL l.eale cts. Sugars and MoIasses dull. Wbiskev
"a l.2a25 l2 cents. '
Al late Change to-day sales Of 1000 bbls -four at al ss
ATS. The market firm. WV
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-10
MARINE NTELLIGENCE.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
EnnA TT CTs A MIRO
PORT OF RICHMOND


schr. Racer, johnson, New York, railroad iron, r. &
+. Railroad. .lt .frf-s
schr. Copia, Sears, Boston, mdse., d. Currie.
4 Co. '
Steamer Pennsylvania, Baymorc, Philadelphia, mdse.
and passengers.
SAILED,
schr. Smith, Hawkins, New York, mdse., w. D..
Colquitt Co. w.
Scar. Masena Aunson, Brewster, N. Y, coal, w. D..
Coquitt & Co.
& Co. ' " -
Steamer Roanoke. Skinner, New York, mdse and pas.
sengers. :.
Steamer Pocahon!as, Jones, Baltimore, mdse Ludiam
Watson.
ARRIVED, April7.
Steamship Rsnoke Skinner, Now York, mdse and pas
sengers.
Steamship Pocahontas, Jones, Baltimore, mdso., to
Ludam Watson.
schr. Palestine, Richardson, New York, mdso, to D..
Currie.
SAILED,
Schr. Cerito, Crowel', Boston, mdse., d. Currie
Schr. j. b. Barnes, Long, Boston, mdse., d. Currie.
schr. Alabama, Lowry. Hampton Roads, light
sehr. Sarah Fisher, Fisher, light.
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Tnos ,. CLARKE, late OF Richmond.
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE

s h.ynE perens'ed n. once In the Occur
css lot tickets In all under the Of FRANCE
All orders VI. meet his prompt Attention
DiAsHSs WI oe ofuAfdtd a.
rHoa J. CLARKE,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-10

b. IUCk, stoek aud Warrant ASrnrx &c.,
~ StreeS:ocks bought Couml,,Ion Tbs be-
Is. price paid for Land WarranisGod Silver wanted
Prize Tickets in all Lotteries under IN. m.
france Co.. will be By me- and ali ensnr,
me business OF H. Addressed 10 then AZ
hsshnond, viii meet with prompt attention. " ~ "
A5 ~ o. D. LUCK.
M ELnG AGENCY, New York, no Broadway Room,
an5 nos and pThs Agency purchase
hae On commission OF uninproved and Mining stool
companies organized furpbinr ali kn.
and Mining Tools also the
Of the country. "oA any part
circular, giving full explanations will sent In m,
any postpaid letter enclosing three-esnt Poonce
fxIss ,,. }. r. BARBOUR CO.,
-"iV-eiyn New York, ITO Broadva,
NHACoUDRhY d CO. ia iSruHs.
A'A COMMISSION MERCHASTs
R.,s, ., u r, san Franeisco, California.
- ~ eleeeIs hAAhLL Or BROTHER ocll-d6n
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GREAT RACE.
NEW ORLEANS, April "a purse of $4,000 was won
yesterday by Lecompte in two four mile heats The time
oil the hrst heat was l. 90, the fastest on recoId
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bBIs GENUINE fEAoH BRANDY, for sale.
apl yNfNarf
ENaINRTR,s nRFicr.

ENrEvsoy 0RaSGE ALExaxptn r. r.
,,,,. .,..-.,-... i. - December ga, 1sS3.
'IO rehv given a. Al about
~ miles 81 the Orange ArNaudtia Railroad between Char
snd Lyuehourg S be ready for by
sons Wishing 70 make proPosaf IN The coming month January
about cns hall ylnE near Charlottesville smander az
ahounding IN the ofving 49,
Specifications WILDE prepared and fnre, rotss given when
thsy are ready Tor distftruton " 60
Parties nnsrovn 70 Us undersigned ss,onss Of
pp sna experience from the works they
dsso-diescdu r. o. ATKINSON.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNII

LAIEN FNUM UALIFURNIA.
NEW YORK, April e-The George Law is coming up
the Bay The Star Of the West has arrived bringing
$500, 900 in gold.
Lieut.. Strains party all disabled except two BY
hunger and boat had been despatched to their relief
Advices from Australia to January l2-God was
abundant.
bill before tie California Legislature for the election
of Senator, had failed.
The Indian troubles had again broken out.
Rich gold diggns have been discovered in Oregon.
Inc Mormons In Utah have adopted resolutions in IA.
vor OF the immediate construction of Pacific Railroad IN
San Francisco
Business was dull Money tight. Gallego Flour $40 l.e
per Dbl. Wv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-10

E,NeLisH DAIRY CHEESE extra prime qusl,y Just re.
n ceVed and Tor sale By RAwLtN0st MILLER,
pe Corner Of Pearl and oAry-srssts,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-10

STRING STOCK OF CHINA, GLASS, Ann
HOUSEKEEPING GOnDs.
NeuLhLES co, 1871 Main Street, Eagle squArr, have
would Invite the attention OF purchasers
extensive and varied Establishment Of the Potomac
lDhment At the Souh. Among the fund
French China Gold Band Decorated Dinner Tea and
white Dinner Tea and Toilet Sets Goblet.
ChanpaEnes fumbcrs Wiuc Pickle Dishes
Or hne Salt Cellars, Preserve Bowls corda and OH
Pine Ivory Table Cutlery By the single don or In ,s a, Al
pses Beef and Game carvsrs together with assortment Of
PLATED wGRE-sevsrai new and beautiful pattern. Of r.,
set' both Engraved and Plain, Water Kettles Coffee and Tea
ALBATA wARE-Table Breakfast and Dessert yot, T..,.
and Dessert spoons Soup and Gravy ladies' Butter Kriye
Cruno Knives Sc Silver Plated Casters
Av1Tsy 81 ~ Fn.nN neW sni hAHdsege patterns.
TIA WAITER VERY me Tea Trays the Uiptie Gothic
si ~ 1ul " ltn patterns, IN sets Of fRnd pieces
Sngr waiter Al sizes, ON The finest
bkoNssD GOOps-Comprsns Hat Stands Umbrella stands
BLOCK TN wARE-Cone and Tea Urn, Pa,en, coa.. Pot.
oos Tea Ps kgg Boilers Dish Covers STEAK and oys
JAPANSED wARE-Cskc Boxes Tea Csddlss Toe, Set. K,s.
oHef fol Baths Cup Tubs Knife wathers Cases e.
bots se With many other useful this ware
aha NioW Ware Of all descriptions Mats, Brushes Rat
RgeFaior Water Coolers and shower R,bs-of An, ,bov.
aIe seNera patterns from the approved manuetor
Cooking Uttns; and stew Pans, Pre,,rvi,x K.,.
FhSSy 5Selaer IN 'u supply o. Family Hardware
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