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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-13

TnE NEW GOVERNOR OF NEW York
Having heard some doubt expressed as to the
political character of the Governor OF New
York, we have turned with some interest to
the New York Tribune, to see what it has to
say upon that point, in its remarks on his
election.
As we expected, the new Governor is
Free Soiler, after Greeley own heart. Says
the Tribune: "Myron H. Clark is Wing
but the Wings who supported him did not
and could not elect him. lie owes his tri-
umph to Democrats and Free-Soilers, who'
for Freedom and Temperatures sake, dis
carded party attachments in behalf OF their
cherished convictions. They voted for Clark,
not because he was Wing, though they
were fully aware of that fact, but in order
that Slavery might be curbed in the Federal
Government but especially in the Federal
Territories, and that an efficient Prohibitory
Liquor Law should be enacted and enforced
in our State
And again: "We shall have in Mr.. Clark
Governor, whose every feeling, every I'M
pulse, ally him to the cause of Freedom, OF
Temperance, and of Morality. Unshrinking,
uncompromising resistance to the Nebraska
Fraud will have no firmer or heartier advo-
cate at Albany, this winter, than Myron II.
Clark, while Liquor Prohibition, uniform and
thorough, will find in him a most unf1inching
champion"
We presume that, after this, there can be
no misunderstanding the Free-Soil character
and affinities of the new Governor of New
York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-13

SERIous CHARGE.-Jno. Hoffman, from Bsitimore
was srrastsA u Pttsbure on Thnsday last, charged
with forniestion. on the oath Of Young female,
named Elizabeth Crime. The Pittsburs Chsoniels
nys;
The offence eomplainsd Of vas Sommitted sbou,
year go n this city, sftsx vhieh hoffman etarted
1ess 50 marsied yosns lady sssiline in Bsltimofs
1eeo!o teey1ne appears be pfomiso4 - return and
take 4ls. Odne 70 - his Wife. He ssxne bsck isV
dAys eeo u company with bsttar half an6 W. a.
rsstsd ~ oMess ttost, h VOLTS tavern, on Pens
The shazss M subsequently, vitkaava On Hea.
aas'spsysas es4. 81 s.. , -. $50 S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-13

TIVE D,rYrsEscr.---Lord Raglan rscently
rewarded British soldier who had sreaxly
diutineuished himself In fhs field Of battle
with ! princsly gin Of E5. Referring to Che
incident, . correspondent Of \ Northern jour.
nal saya. aWith what feelings Of pride and
satisfaction the British hero must have exhi-
bited his bank note to some French compan-
ion in arms Who had equally distinguished
himself. and had probably been fobbed on
with piece Of red ribbon mot worth six
pence yard to stick in his button-hole.-
And yet, perhaps the ungratefnle Briton, 70
turning home covered with SCARS and eleva-
ted to the rank of sergeant. may perhaps
curse his unlucky fate that he was not born
I Frenchman, when he touches his hat to his
former compagnon d'armes, raised from the
ranks to colonelcy, and looking forward to
Field Marshars baton. Five pounds ster-
ling! Jehoshaphat!7
Our own service, like the English, does moi
open the door Of promotion. either In the ar.
my or navy, to privates. Undoubtedly, If We
are TOT Judge from the experience OF the
French military system, this is . great defect
and not very consistent with our republican
principles Most of Napoleon's ablest Mar
shals were from humble life and fought theii
way up from the ranks. What possible In
Jury could result from making promotion the
reward of merit in our own service
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-13

Elssantiy IlinstreteA Doohs
s s:s,sl worss = s.Isss siselses
Ckiidfenss 0ooks
assusifal ma ussfsi 0oods lbs pssssnls. susA y
Portable Wrilins nssk, 81 pspisr neehie roessos1.
Dresslaa ceee Rert kslios Weeh noaes ooN Fsss
0old Fsnsl cleeS kspssene4 eoa1atntHs n aese.s'
GhHI1tun9 ard NeW Year proeeAea
NtSf whlea VIII ~ ekown uieh yeeoexse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-13

FAMILY PORK.-8O00 rs. Il prime
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-03

CITY TRADE REPORT.


hsHEs-There were It's bbs. tshen at ~ - Tor pots
and So Sly for pearls, per 100 lbs.
BREADsTUrs.-Flour was in improved demand az 2sc,
per Dbl higher prices The days sales reaSnel Vsop
bbls. Ordinary TO choice State a. - % ~ ga mix
cd and fancy Western, at 90 371 " -; and other
kinds at proportonate rates There we're also sod voo
bbIs Canadian at IS 37s in bond, and ~ 37li free,
for common 600 bile mixed 10 good southern, at ~
30 40 s7 200 bbls fine rye -four, at 10 ~ ~ %
and $50 bbs Jersey corn neal at % s7i5 81 per Dbl
Wheat was likewise brisker and lrmor, with sales Of
g. 600 tushels white Ohio, at az 30 1000 do, Cana
dian in bond at 81 10 81 II; 5000 red do al 81 90
600 western private terms and 300 Long Islsn at
al e5 Some 1900 bushels rye taken OF 81 "a ~
49, state and Western oats contn ued quite scarce and
were retailing at Toe Soc per bushel Corn was pur
chased the extent OF 600 bushels at 5jc soc for
unsound; SIC. sac. for round yellow; and Sic sJc
for mi1 ed Western, per bushel
CoNU- "A sale Of about 3, 200 bags Isguayra was
made by auction, at Ice 10hc, chiefly al l0&c. Tho
stock in this market June J. 1884, estimated a. fo
lowsRo, 81 coo bags; Java 20 900; TAguayra, 5000
CorToyIhe sales for the day estimated al about
], 500 bales, at a decline OF about &c 10
FREioHrs.-Rates TO Europe steady, with engage
ments Of 10 600 huhels wheat IN bulk At ~ and 10000
do corn, In ships bags, At 6lld and 900 bills -four
az rs. Cotton al about I'd To Dayr9 cotton VAS
sc, bone at &c To London no important engagements
were reported There active demand Tor coastne
vessels, which exceeded The supply vessel WAS 90
gagged load with coal at poiou for New York AZ 81 PER
ton number OF vessels were wanted ior the southern
coasting trade.
TRrT-saes Of about 800 boxes bunch raisins wcrs
made al 81 70 81 IS.
HopsIhero have been p bales last years disposed q
81 Csc a33c. per 10
IlNr-Rocklani Wa in demand at 73ss. for common
ANA 81 80 for lump, per bbl.
As--@--S.-s .~.scssAsls Ness .A-sssA ts.s '. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-03

bhds. Cuba Ausco, ado was made At 23c. lot o. -
Orleans was sold on private terms.
NAVAL SToREs.-Spirits turpcntine was some ffn1
and about 800 bbs were sold at 46c., with small los
4Sc About 900 bbls rosin common to fne at u gu
- 30; and between 800 and 900 bbls. tar, ct ~ 81
Ons-Crude was moderately inquired for 55c. Z.
& ssons q sssosss
60c and 500 gallons lard in lots as0c per gallon
PRov.roNs-Pork was brisker and lrmer. Tho ssles
and sis IS for prince with Sp mess on aai
terms Sales transpired Of $50 pkgs cut meats pre-
yious prices 800 bbls lard, at 9c. exc per H. and
$50 bbls beef At g 90 for prime and 80 30 siS
$14 rs for repacked Chicago do. per bb Butter and
cheese were unchanged
RlcE-The market was dull, with light sales; aboa. $
bbs. good sold at 81 Is.
REAL EsTAr.-sales at auction house and cot On
Thirty fourth street. between Ninth and Tenth aycnnes
400 feet west Of Ninth avenue 49, Geo. do adJon ng
above ss42o the easehod property west corner Of So
lot on Twenty sixth street, between Second and Third
avenues 81 410; lot south side OF Twentieth street,
$50 feet east Of Second avenue, 81 eo0 story bIleE
house and gore Of land Cross and Centre streets ~ 100
SUGARS The market continued active, with aggregate
sales for the day OF about 200 500 hhds, ineludn
about 900 Cuba at 4'4c % $50 New Orleans, az
1858, find incorrect The true statement az
follows The stock Of hhds. on June ], 1854, was
SOe4, against AZ 0o4, in 1853
WHIsSEY-Sales were reported Of 400 bbls. jersey,
Ohio and prison. al soc 3ic aud 100 hhds. drudge at
29c aoc CLOSING at the outside prces) per gallon
drew together good many buyers The sale passed on
pretty WELL but after it there activity In the mar
ket By private sale have only TO report about 3d.
600 lbs fleece, private terms The following il tho
result Of the auction sale 81 bales Of Mogadore at
23c per lb IL do yellow East India at &c., 81 do. Sc
Il DO light gray e15c l2le Is DO dark gray do 49,
&c. 23c.; so do white Donskoi 26c p 60. 20 do.
English pulled do lsc. 1870. Terms mos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


FRIDAY, June 90 r NJ
There has beer change Of consequence 10 the stock
market since the receipt Of the BY tho steamship
Asia. The slight variations have been Of favorable
character. AT the FIRST board Illinois Central Railroad
bonds advanced u per cent; New York Central bonds,
"a, Delaware and Hudson, a; Pennsylvania Coal, -
Cumberland, Ia; Reading Railroad, a. Parker Vein
fell of Z per cent Harlem a. Holders and buyers Of
Cumberland are fu Of faith in the ultimate appreciation
Of that stock Tho active demand existing for coal Of
every description and tho advance In the market value
in consequence Of the inability Of the different conpa-
mics to provide sufficient supply must make the bpsi-
ness most profitable to miners and place q The
coal companies 10 strong position. The Delaware and
Hudson, Pennsylvania Coal Company, and Cumberland
Company, arc it a reported, literally coming money.
The rise 10 the price 81 the article within the past
few weeks Is OF itself sufficient 10 give a very
large profit. II II impression that oompa.
mics engaged in tho mining and transportation Of coal
must, as tho demand for consumption Increases,
become prosperous and productive. Tho facilities
for furnishing coal TO every day becoming
less In proportion to tho quantity rcquiFed aud The
works II transportation already taved 70 their ~
most capacity, The Tine Il not far distant when coal
must command moro remuneTatiYo prices. solely from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-03

There was change at the Mining Beard to-day
American White Zinc very active, with sales at n
and clio sing at so cents Ulster Is weak at j. and North
Carolina at 2. Potomac sold at 27s, sellers option
This stock has hardly been active OF Late the pros
poets Of its branch mines IN Tennessee seemed to
rant. AT the Last accounts ores were coming forward
rapidly, and the appearance of tho nous copper
veins Of the district promising 1t would
not perhaps be surprising it md that the stock
being gradually concentrated into few hapis Ike
the Hwassee which, since 4 first introduced TO the
board, has receded, but always steadily ad
yanced so, the present hgure would be passed.
We have received the second annual report Of the
Hwassee Company. Like every thing emana:ing from
that concern is business like and satisfactory From
it we learn hat from July 1852 to May 1884, 4o4 ton
Of sold and delivered by tho company rrolucin
t40,4e2. The Statement. Of the .ompanys assets and
labiitieo pleasing novelty, II It only from the
fact that under the latter head We fnd an tenn Of
go, 900 shares capital stok, at 81, raid IN" which
many companies OF Acquaintance choose 10 overlook
in their statements.
The Essex Land Company Of Massachusetts gives the
annexed exhibit of its position and operations during the
fiscal year just closed
The total indebtedness Of tho company S427 OPS
32 showing reduction Of s242o 4 50 since the last re-
49, than 227, 500 4S In excess TO which adding
mill leases, amounting to s2s5 500 and the personal
estate amounting yozz w. anu the
tany has total Of 6637 22 S. Of personal property be
yond it's Indebtedness, ard in addition to all It's land,
Ter power and other real estate The sales Of water
during tho year have amounted to 1905 46ofor 20 10
mill powers. The whole amount of power sold from
the beginning So 10 mill powers, and there 10 still so
OF 90 for sale The sales Of land for tho year
amounted to the gross Of f13s 14I IL from which
after deiuctng ali expenses the net receipts sl2l
1852 49, s364ls 05 than /. has been valued
the companys books The most striking result Of the
operations OF the year is
The sale Of water power the amour q 1906 $50 90
Net Ieseipte OF land sales ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 12l 3j2 is
TOTAL 10
OF this amount 500 600 six per cent has been applied
10 dividend and the remainder to e1ngush nearly the
cost Of the water power and 10 reduce the Indebtedness
Of tho company The repid Increase IN the population Of
Lawrence, hardly ess than $1,000, viii doubtless
lead TO large sales Of land during the year and the sales
thus far indicate that the portion Of tho property entered
at valuation their books, s worth more than It =
charged at Besides this the company coo acres u
land the south side Of the river, 80 or SD more
mill powers, neither Of which are charged at any cost
valuation on the books.
The annexed statement exhibits tho quantity and value
q foreign dry goods entered at this port for consamp
ten, feG Yarehspsirg, and alla nc Withdrawal i1oH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-03
Our Family Market Price current.

We this week present to those Of readers vnoso
province is to attend TO the tables prce curre at
which bears upon its face the advent Of summer New
vegetables and fruits, game and summer PC
duce which, doubt, have been long watched for have
length made their appearance. In regard to meats,
the prices slightly changed but MT much some
of our contemporaries have stated Others have rgt-
shed the regular prices of beef to be 2jc per pound
This is not true The best porter house steaks car 20
purchased in Fulton market for 22c and sroin for 16c
A butcher has occasionally favorite piece Of beef
which he would rather keep himself than SELL and FOE
this may put up Csc per POUND but this II
not yet the regular market price for this kind Of mea
Game is cheaper than it has been for long time,
owing to the immense quantities of pigeons coming in
from the West. Winter wild fowl such ducks geese,
wild turkeys &C. have al left the market and birds of
the snpe species have taken their place. yh kind "
game is very plenty and very low Various new
kinds of fish have made their appearance, shown in
our table Strawberries and pineapplcs are now pouring
into the city in large quantities every day Tho rtt Of
these delicious fruits have fallen little in the last
two and wholesalcd for about IS per hundred b
kes Pneappes disposed Of at Wholesale for about the
same price. In the fish line, also great change has
taken place. Trout fresh salmon, pickerel perch weak
and king fish, bass and all other kinds of spring aud
summer fish, from either fresh salt water, dis
played upon the fish stands and disposed II uron
reasonable terms Southern peas becoming pienti-
full and selling for 80 cents per half peck and for "
per barrel All kinds of green's may be obtained,
but some yet held Mt high figure. Asparagus s Is
to % cents per bunch water crosses 37s to 30 cents
per basket pie plants 10 to 1G cents per bunch bIt
radshes have fallen quite low, selling for penny per
bunch Potatoes the most important item in the vogc-
table line in great demand and fetch heavy prices,
Notwithstanding the quantities arriving weekly
New potatoes from Charleston, Virginia and Jersey have
.lratan
cleaner condition-much cleaner-than they have been
weeks past in consequence Of there having been no
long, dreary storm to overwhelm them with mud and
filth All kinds Of business around these places aprears
to be brisk, and doubt market dealers making
money.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-03
United states Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Judge Bette.
lore non. u Jug
arN-,rrrNCE!

John :. Vent, who charged with murder 90 tho
high seas, but pleaded guilty to manslaugbter, vas sen
fenced to DO imprisoned for SIXTY days, an! pay tine
Of 81.
Stealing Letter. from Hs Poet 0tgce.James W. Ha1
for stealing letters from the Post ocs sentenced n
two years imprisonment at hard labo, and 70 pay irs
of six cents.
Larceny-w illiam yaicnt pleaded guilty TO charge
Of larceny tho high seas, 20 be imprisoned en days
and pay fine Of 81.
Jsmes Burke, samo offence, to be imprisoned sL'y
days, and pay fine Of e.
zssdVt-John Thomas, for an assault with O danger
weapon the high seas sentenced to be imprisoned
year at hard labor, and pay fine OF $1J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-03
pon,esfic Markets.

nnfcuroN MARsfT june 1t fnarkef So beet caf''a
90 working oaen 70 and calves, 200 shoep an<
2.0O swine Eeof catio.Ihe prices obtained last Il
were not sustained and reduce quotations. yizs
Fytra So - 80 5o rst quality - 80 50; second 10
cow from Niagara county ~ " probably tho fAttcst a
Tho beef Lind ever offered in this market Working 0ven.
Sales Ss5 SiT5. Cows and Calyos-Sales $50 S95.
sheen and fambs.-Salcs - IS q IS Is. S~ne.-Stiu
hogs &c. SIZE. shorts 60 pebble f7ic 51c.; se'oc ed
lots 5'ic eiac spring Pig Sc. q 90 Asrc'aa tforQ
", " ls4e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-03

We can discover noticeable changes in the trade in
foreign manufactures The receipts of these stll
large the stocks hand exceed by far the amount
usually in this market al the close of the spring
but the inquiry for most articles quite moderate and
confined within the limits of jobbers' INN eeate wants,
which mainly upon standard and popular articles.
Hence the general tendency Of the market for imported
fabrics is down wards and this viii only become
evident the year advances and owners OF stocks grow
more anxious sellers With snch prospect, bJvers
in hurry lay in supplies, even ofJhe tesS goods.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18

Ss TOCks FOR Coupon Bond. of the cor
pornon OF Lynchburg 80 by
gn and Tennessee Railroad Company interest
nuaily.
$4,000 Coupon Bonds of the Virginia Raiiroad
20 years to rum interest payable half yearly To
ooo tand no be issued) there
works Of the Company, casting about ti 5vV,OOO.
Sfo,OOO NichnOnd t1y stock. -
est payable semi annually sinking fund apart for IN,
Persons having stocks dispose Of would
TO always prepared
more desirable TO the will sell on their account charging
csrnmission. . . .
To those wishing invest IN We
rally have hand securities In the srtrt
which will be sold moderate K m
iA26-N MAURY MORTJN once und.r rrt,,f
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ypNiiE I.5 FRtNhFORT STATE DIsTf,IRI TION-Gpa
raned by the Gove Free City


COCO share, r. i,Oc!IsO s5sIoOo ,,er
TSE'R' % SSGE equal "a aSon 3 the premium
forms lo1 consequently share obtain about sSO
Th. money established in 1Isp oGe. the best fair
large asf s M af; G every e sn sIs
to each .Safshader ' copy o. "'sH vi" be
One whole share, slO One 6af share ss onequa.r share
following advantage, are given by taking number of
* s$
are nov sPecaly .PPon'sd for the ale q
engagement toward the shareholders,
e bank 3 SSS; no , S, OF S.' on
''- '1'1J JI I,o senwARzscliiED Iise Sons
Bankers and Appointed GOvernment Inspectors
Apply vhou. delay to Me,,r, IA IRzsoHIlp sons
@s.' sIS iSit Saf fli'i
be transacted, having houses in town in Europe
S;s5 SS E,s Main i'5ss y
o. '''' 'lloa 'o VAN x2S iEER iIEy TAYLOR
acre. highly improved Gsi. Land Scns ons mile H' S aS0R Rs A
mSTd The 6aos. are Al nsE and suitable for ssn'es l
IS:ss Ec5isf%' appy to ' nr, ,', I,,.''
NALUaDLE FARM FOH rALE.-The ,ubscTi6er is sa.
horssd by the proprietor sell privately available Farm
road IS asrs shieh are cleared and
o.S The T ss Ta ws@T G1ss nd
dSsss SS,9 9i A. 4 Is gariisqsry Ssl suited
daes ne hne,,yss table. .bundanes. sSOai oar
stream q pure water TSsre l. s.o Veil of nl. r, %
within ten steps Of the DWens aud Kitchen aud Springs
Te improvements upon i, oonsi,tof aTrame Dwelling
house Stable, as, lc, ali Of vhieh good order.
res iih st, bet-een Main and BSas ,nSs. 81.
q So q s;fP,ss W S !. rs
lover Virgins wishes to obtain employment in This city
Hotel, could rcsT to T,s srst Sun S1 a
Der q the House o Delegates and Senate As to bis character
standing IN Society Apply To- WV o. ALLEN,
Z" ANTED.-t Wish to employ immediately, a white vo
man, German Preferred g cook. wash iron for
JAP Between Msin and Bank ,t,.
A HS.,,s 81, s,Gch brohsr once ~ ies Main
i't door up stsr'io thcien. II
WNOH SALE-A Likely Young NEGRO wO-
NAN Nth her chd six weeks old She
be good cOOE washer and rOner ard sssm,rc, Apply to
jams beiSeen Main and Bank streets.
rss Sesu store Rd S csar S an,, G !" N. saS & = 5 Hg.H
nov occupied Y Antonio Prrn snd next door Mess
ss Apply No. wan .res SSs.T civ RSH He.
SEWING HIHDs.-Esgan, silver Plated SEWING Birds,
- Wihe'reN Cushion attached, for sale BY -
fd Corner Main and i9th streets
"usTARDsS SSSsSSSS,,. s;;;; E, .,,i
AZ MHDs. AND bills. PORTO RICO So
Jas JAS WINSTON.
RACON ON CONSIGNMENT.-As small lot Of shou
- der Bacon, OF prime qHIf Just received consignment
jasc SUTTON WINSTON.
UDOwDEH,-sOE kegs Du syort and Blasting PoV.
eEPeeei 100000 feet Ss,t safety Tq,s iOr sicby
eS 3 0' ''P'iIS bsySfSPoMr fSn' III 'j,iSS SiIF &c CO. %
sRs1 nBIs. SOUTHAMPTON 4. BRANDy
isa JAS WINSTON,
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sKw YORK ADvKRrIsEMMrs.

s'poslLDS loa.
Ii EMOvAL AND GIIANGE-IHhEHSE AND AT.
~ TRAcTipE SToCk..MoRRIs L. HALLowELL co 4.
Phiadeipha having inrir
entrances No. lI MaIse and No. u North Yourth street.
opening for the Spring trade assortment Of
SILK AND FANCY GOODS,
that for variety will surpass
that market. Entering into their which 10
..y ONE OF THE LARGEST IN AMERICA,
-h business Of unusual amount already and
tending largely % epeeay ui,h those who buy FOR
Cash. and believing that the f'rs obbng
have usIpoRh PRICES. they will be compelled sell
smaller pront than possh be Afforded credits
given. ..
Under their Cash short Credit system neees.
for charging large pron does not exist and by selling their
goods at
" YKRY SNAIL ADVANCE ON THE FOREIGN COST
upon the following
CASH BUYERS will receiv. discount
be paid In funds, within
Uncurrent will only be taken at Its market
day IL is received.
To merchants Of unioubed standing
be given II desired.
Where MONEY remitted In advanec Of maturity discount
the rate OF TWELVE PER CENr. per be
They ask from merchants visiting the Eastern eies
an examination OF their b,ng Satisfied
convinced that for their
are absolutely essential to those who give long credits
.. NJ. T.. HtLLOwELL, A.. W. LITTLE,
JAMES rRAQUAiR, T. W. SWEENEY
J. L. HALL0wELL, 4. r. HUTCHINSON.
t.In O. Isl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18

ftARGILIS PATENT PORTABLE SELF.
~ Adinsiing Musquito Bur.-combining < ehra apness,
simplicity aud perfect security Can be
packed In Trunk minutes occupying
quarter cubic foot wappy shape
. i NJ. h. STAFFORD, Sole Agent
ialO-Sm-lNI No. 1 Pine street, New York.
N"M. SrENTON a. SON, Hardware Conn
w mission Agents, go CIin Street, N. "
Agents for manufacturers Of and keep constantly
OF PEN, Pocket and Table Cutlery TALLY o RADKs Edge
Joiners Tools, saws, Anviis, Ac REr
FrLrs, Of all descriptions.
Order. solicited from the rraie Diree, Importation.
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sTdHr. EhM mANaEf NG; if7 sr., sT6,x. T6W
PHILADELPHIA.
NulLLoU WALTON CO, having secured the iarg. and
M commodious Rooms ". L. llallowell
No lH Market street, opening an
ENTIRELY FRESH STOCK OF
Housekeeping Dry Goods, Linen and
Hosiery.
large proportion OF the Stock IN.
uiaeturer IN Europe by member Of the firm The
comprises Az the variety Of Dry Goods necessary furnishing
aheeiIngs, Table Linens, Curtain Materials,
rhoW Linens ToWelngs Lace and Mus. Curtains,
S1i9uhteipans,, Napkins, Damask and Moreens,
Blankets, Ac.. &C. Dolles, Ac., Ac Pushes Ac Ar
- All the Hest Makes OF Linens,
Riohardion's lumbar Dicksons Approved Brsnds
all grades ! Golden rlax. OF IIght MaEes
English and German Hosiery,
SHIRTS DRI WRRS, DC.
Believing that the present merchants sections
OF the county he best and desirable lowest
prices and knowing that this the Old
UNIFORM CREDIT OF SIX MONTHS to merchants Of good
standing.
days from date NJ btis.
paid IN advance maturity
ny these terms they enabled buy EUROPE
and will sell their Goods alta :
small Advance on the Foreign Cost.
Ieelng the system Of SHORT CREDITS SHORT
PRICES s the best for both the Buyer Seller there being
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