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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-12

Robert l.. Stevens iron war steamer shot and shell
proof for harbor defence, is rapidly progressing.-
The boilers will DO ready to put on board in about
three weeks
OF the Naval Academy at Annapolis, the Secretary
says:
The Naval Academy has, during the pnst year.
continued present the country practical evidence
OF the wisdom and foresight of its protector. Under
the vgilant supernendenceo of Commander Goldsoo-
rough and his worthy assistants the strctest discl
plne has been enforced to the marked beneht ot TINS
institution.
'The plan of education is now thorough, and the
training of the youth admirable. The cruise III the
Practice Ship is Of immcasurnbe advantage III I'M
parting at IN early age practical knowledge OF sen
manshp. During the last summer the Preble, Win
81 Young miGshipmen, visited Portsmouth and Ply-
mouth in England, and Brest and Cherbourg IN
France, thereby aording them an opportunity OF e1-
amining the naval establishments at those points
srhe contract has been made for the erection ot
machine shop at Annapolis under the act OF Congress
authorizing it, and shall avail myself of tho FIRST
opportunity when the service will permit, to suosti'
lutc steamer for the sloop used us practice
shin. The number Of students now ut the academy
is one hundred and sixty. Attention is called 10 the
report of the chief of the bureau OF ordnance ana ny
biography and the annual report OF the board OF c1
amners as also that OF the commander OF tho Prac-
| tice ship. .,
The legitimate expenditures for the support OF the
and marine corps for the fiscal year endhc june
80 1854, amounted to G,ss ,S32 with some oustand
lug claims TO be paid The amount required Tor the
same purpose for the fiscal year, ending june 'o
1856 ia SS,9l7 ,297.
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REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF IN
DIAN AFFAIRS,


Col Mauypenny, Commissioner of Indiun Affairs,
in his annual report acts forth many facts Of interest,
and shows that the operations OF his department du-
ring the year have been exceedingly large.
The Indians in Nebraska and Kansas have ceded
to the United States Government noarly fifteen mil
lions of acres of land. The Indians, however have
caught some Of the whto mans spirit, and they de-
mand higher price than usual for tho land in KANSAS
pledge that they should have reserve for perma-
ncnt home.
There is trouble with the Indians on the Arkansas
and Platte rivers and it appears that while the agent
is seeking them to present amendments to treaties
they ure quietly shooting down enGrants and robbinS
traders The Commissioner thinks something should
be done for these misguided people, hat acknowledges
that he cannot cay what the "somethng' should be,
but suggests kindness und peaceful attempts to COLO
ni1e them.
The Commissioner gives somo valuable information
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From Ii" Fa..imc.e SWa. !

VIRGINIA STATE HOND>.-t 5snkinc FIN u
New York, who have advanced OF Eir-i.is .ta.c
Bond-, have received the following Io,icc 'ror;
Archd. Graham Esq. Prrsiien, Q! tho Board O: pul
&c Works D! Virginia, nos in New York:
"rhe Board Of Public Works OF tue S:s,e OF Vi-c:.
ma give notice that IL. bnnls y; lie rn Il E!rt-
Aia w!i:ch have been hypoihecsted with YOU b. CT
Oh account oi Mrssrs. S-i'ien, W,nrr- y Co., e.e hs
property of the State Of Virginia art v1a will be kel
accountable therefor sni [ hereby wa-r YOU 20. 70
dispose oE them. tS!gncd)
"ARCH'D GRAHAM"
II ia stated tha, there are ahou sc5a,a0l .: rhcsc
bonds under hypohccation. The hoi:sc rc,:rr-i -.
as having made the advance, au:Lo:iss .t. sc,i
gnd tran,e. the stock and return equal amount
nnd not the specific stock deposited"
The New York press, "r a portion 0: Il. does IL:
seem TO think tho notice OF auv arihorliv irya. Ok
otherwise. The holders OF the GvpolLe,at.G bon3s
however will think differently, We appreaea,!, as
they are dealing with q sovereign STATE which has
the power TO rciri.ve the Of ia agents. Tia,
tho State bar acted most iInIruden'ly IT, svlcc,i@:
agencies actually engaged III uulaw;r. oLttary fCLS
action, Is not 70 be doubted; bu; tic State ans the
served right. aud certainly the power 10 protect i.,
against the consequences OF u reckless djsrrE-y>. :,
lis authority und st!l deal oa1ra5,y with :e parties
10 the same. The Tribune hss :ae following t.:
subject:
I'VE learn that the above notice - designed su,-iy
10 prevent the sacrifice Of tic bonds, and scLrge
the State any margin wh;c!! m. ,t hc saved upon !So
bonds. The controversy betw zen ;. w. i Go. a3c
the ottc VIII not We presume, touch the Na.GCIir o.
any bond issued by Virginia, and W. have no GOIHt
every bond that has been issued By the St.e, W. -
paid, principal unt interest, according 10 tie '.rlcs
expressed "n the face of the bonds. The DJ1cs g.
cordins tho beat iutormGon We can Oha!u. wla not
intended Us any Repatriation oi!!- bonio,as iar cr
rent runOr inihc street, hat prevent ps,:!,s "'G
whom they We're hvp0;ieca.ed iroIa s.LE.t.Y.uE
them before arrangements couli 10 naGo 20 pEy
the loan. upon them.
The right I" hypohecs;r ::le-e bonds ."ef4"-.
Scd"n Withcrs ( Co. bGs: uroG IL" seventh section
OF their agrre:ncE: with the Board Of Public W"rS:,
which st!puates if requir",i ;.!Ut Moa,rH. Sui'-n
NiilIcr, Il Co.. Shall mIkG aiymuccs - the bus.G m
af;a:cc Of sales o. bonds, and that the bpa;I, II .:
der 10 facilitate the operations OF MC..rs. setca.
~;hcrs i Co., shUl! deliver them bonds i'll advance
OF sales t" the oXtGu; Of jnDu9a. Under li.- s::gG
!Aitvn lC--rs Sr'lCn, NItac:s & CO., heEv tc"C II
in.s III advance 10 IN" board 10 the ex;ca. 81 two
| ml!lious Of dollars. The Obvious Inference OF too
-ecti" is that the s"1O,60O Of bonds were 20 Ee Is
'u"L ior the purpose NJ obtaining the 20 It IKE
| tho advances. The entire amount Of bonds u ".c.
The circular refers il about 80 OU0 and ~: Ull.g@,
a. stated III one vi the evening papo-s"
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ANNUAL REPORT OF TIE SECRETARY OF
THE INTERIOR

This is an able document, giving MI interesting
hibt Of the various matters entrusted to The OF
the department, which the Hon. K. McClelland
presides. 1t necessarily, however, embraces many
facts OF general interest given in other reports part
cuarly those Of the General Land and Patont Offices
The Secretary rei.crates his recommendation tia,
the officers connected with the survey and sale of the
public lands be prohibited by law from becoming in
tercsted in its purchase. He also ndvers the ire
guaritcs and inequalities produced by the numerous
and dssimilar existing pension laws and recommends
some important notifications with view TO uniiOr-
nifty, and also to restore the system somewhat To the
original designs OF its projectors, and 10 increase It's
benefits and restrict its operation to those who arc
really und lestmately deserving objects Of govern.
mental favor md protection.
He renews his recommendation Of n biennial e1aul-
nation Of invalid pensioners, and cites the singular
fact that while applications numerous and con-
stauy being presented for IN increase Of pension
account of alleged increase Of disability, but in-
stances have occurred of a voluntary acknowledge
neilt OF dminution Of the disease or wound for
which the pension originally granted.
The department has been cIninently successful in
errctns out and bringing to punishment the pcrpetrn-
tors OF frauds on the Pension Bureau Up 10 the S1th
Of September lust and since tho ih of March, 1853,
thirty persons have been indicted. Of these, have
been convicted; have forfeited their recognzance-
and fled; ] has died; committed suicide; > have
eluded the officers OF the law, and await trial.
On the 3lst Of March, 1918, the enormous sum Of
S9IS,i|5 SU was III the hnnds OF agents Tor paying
pensions alone This new financial system has en-
abled the Secretary of the Interior to call in this
amount, that the 3Gtb OF Juno last those agents
only had on hand the aggregate sum Of $393,S0l ~
an amount amply sufficient for the prompt payment
of pensions liable TO be called for until other advases
are made.
Appropriations are urged for various improvements
in tile District Of Columbia and alec tho erection of
fre-proof buildings for the accommodation of the
State, War, Navy, and Interior Departments, and
suggests that better application Of portion of the
large amount now in the Treasury cannot be maie.
He also suggest. the propricy of donating to the city
authorities tor all the racan,cty
lots which may not be needed for public purposes.
Tho work on the Little Fails bridge and likewise
the Insane Asylum, has been vigorously prosecuted
under the able and accomplished officers respectively
in charge OF them. The latter will soon be ready to
receive the patents for whose accommodation its ercc
ton ha. been authorised The affairs of tho pcniten-
tiary noticed and appropriation asked To free it
of All old indebtedness.
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MORTALITY or NoRToLK.-There were only 20
deaths in Norfolk, in the month OF November.
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NUMBER 12s

TER OF course il the general wish OF these oo..
'neir regiments in the highest possible state OF az
and therefore has been with the utmost reuc,
h & ue hsd asked them to assist him in recruiting for
n o, mem 70 which he bad adverted that the becom
eis,c m which existed among them as to the EN-
rotc desire to assist the public service Inv ,e,,, -
sve1, osn Iank' into the line. (ear lie had, them
Ss reason 10 hope that from such sources, we shou
ton oS h ae course OF the year to raise large proper.
80 spr'nt IN the estimate, which it nigh, be as we'll 70
before putting into the Cbsirmsns h,nd, Is
iy in two places. The uumber ac,u,rv =, ~ une.en'
oun'eu 70 1879, which together with the nu,nnsr
40 a previously you'd make increase in all ranks Of
OF liSa,tIol the estimate of las ysar Tn
200 sentenin concluded by moving tha, force of Ia.
1e raised Tor the service Of Her Majesty. (esr
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USE OF cu.vo

mere is one experiment which we would be Glad IN
see 'airy tried, on erent SOILS and In different ,s,o
"oud DC glad to see common stable manure and ON,
50 as to be nearly equal strength a. possible
TO two or more portions Of land lying side by side
tnese afterwards left untouched for several vears a.
10 ooserve the comparative durability of the effects thu
Two manures Some trials of this kind have been made
co,,d hn ou' we have seen OF any which
De regarded as satisfictory. Il nc, unI;Es,~
MINK, that the effects of the sable manure nigh, h
man those OF the guano far the former mich.
ol h;a, ine more durable OF the t~o but long a.
so aoJecly poor may be made, by means OF sus1o n
produce crop which will pay fo- H. and f,i, 80,
Grover into the bargain We think there need be mn I
- oOu over s want OF durability When piece Of hand
ohee wen set IN clover il us as we have aIrs,dv
saio oe the farmers fault he does not contr;v -
make IKE u the foundation Of durable Improvement
can oe no doubt that some vegetable productions
may De so forced o. stimulated by guano as greatly 10 ;
qure IL not utterly destroy them Mr. VIM n c., "
gardener OF this Vicinity, informs us that he was
aa soon a1er the nrst appearance of guauo in this
COUNTY, 70 MAKE trial oi it upon very uauable
rose bushes. The cec. soon manifest the b5.b -
enormously and were covered with flowers in astonishing
pronson. o9orary to his better judgment, Mr. G. was
Ioreooded took place. The growth which would have
years 70 complete in the ordinary way was forced
one season. and the vitality Of plant was DESTROY
Gu oy tne unnatural su muus, as il was apnled
second time Even those which did not receive second
uose never fully recovered Most Of them turnad ,oo,
and gradually dwindled away '"
We often see accounts Of the successful snnl,.,;
guano to shrubs and fruit trees and in minute ouantss
IL might possibly be used to advantage but we sbouI
certainly be afraid amper with 80 powerful an .n,
Noere trees were concerned In the case of an
9usi plants, where there can be reaction the same
uanger cannot exist With regard SUCH when the val
W VI Tue Pans viii warrant IT, believe guauo to be the
best OF all manures 1t, extreme concentration and ira
consequent extreme portability. mike il cheaper in the
end we believe than any fertilizer that has to he
chased Still, we would by means be understood as
to be used to the exclusion Of all others
we would have the farmer make manure in every wav'
rom every thing that possibly be made available
We would have experiments made too with evs-, 80, =;
chemical compound, aud thinkhere is no reason 10
despair oil eventually discovering an artificial er,;izs
,;,e 70 guano' which may be made any quan.
tity, and at much less cosI-Pisiaont VIII
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DIR. JOHNSTON,
BALTIMORE InCR HnSpIT A

WHERE may be obtained the speedy rem
SEORET DISEASES.
LoIp, strie,are, semn. weafness Pain In IN
d.; Of Gssas sss sss
ss6 MIN I''Nf In the end both BO6
YOUNG MEN,
's Of I e a. tina aa
4i :e hass s.ass ss
til; M,laE Es nay s. vim @ ~' 70 ''''''
aaas b sas :: :.
stored to perfect health. .... ---
.1s.. r,o 9xSIcS MO S9S1g yRSpkR,cS STREET
in observing the NAME SuMsER or yau vi
'eHf #4ks5S1R INaE 5Ia eS Ss Aeo xe eB4Rsz MADE
he the 'al' proper PAI;iS BE- ;oss.4RSss e :6Rs o.
e IN:
o Part % whose lie has been spent The Hospitals
mos; many troubled -iss
sounds and ssuas r ss
a attended sometimes with arrangement mind were
A Certain Disease.
ha, Of this di,ea po essp saSs.
SlsiS q .S
hUrd d,ns. him, I'LL The
throat diseased nose head and limbs. din
s 20 si m head tass and sha
al. In and the becomes hor5 esis
h I'll death puts period his
turns, TOsuch therefore JOHNSTON pledges pre-
and America lIS h h Pssse
See a ss ha s, ,s, % s:
eompi owing the un,kune.s ignorant
ether send the ~ ~ a. ruin Sn
aGeeslon. one tsid"s Of .ss Sass.9 81 s gi'ea
Palm IN Urinary 81 ossh GaGh Pe.ssPs By
--Ae, &c. "e N'H'' H'' 0i melancholy
o. men Who have injured themselves by practice
pasea sssn S .Soo habit
and not cured renders marriage impossible
What pity that young the hope country and the
Of he .naest S @ all
S sa'ee and ndugng in certain sach persons
should reject ha, sound miad sas bod, ,,.,,. o,
to happiness Indeed without these.
hourly he the ns .as
and hed with the melancholy reflection happine,
,' O'''' 'ca,sS Ccn.tn.ionai rsn GIf Debility. Saa
.nS and a. Who
Theis s,S Are % Of he sad And BY
Pain; in the Head sight Loss Of Muscular Poaer Po
sn. Digestive Functions General Debility synptomI Of
Mentally.
The fearful effects on The mind dreaded of
dngs Aversion Society s D,rus Love soitade Tmd
person. Of ali ages. can Judge uh., III.
stS have saas wsa G
cough and syrntoms OF consumption - ~ 49,
On how happy have hundreds OF
who have been suddenly restored health
ros
MESS.
By and Remedy, organs are
speedily cured and full vigor acknowledgements most
Nervous and Dsbated individuals hope
immediately relieved. All impediments
Marriage,
Physca or Mental
and Weakness Exhaustion Of the kind ,peed
cured by DR.. Johnston ' 'Pse-"'
~ OFFICE NO. Z, SOUTH FREDERICK STREET BAL
IN Al Surgical perntOn, performed.
B-Let no Ae deeaey prevent but apply Immediately
either personally or by letter "
Skin Diseases Speedily Cured.
TO STRANGERS.
he Who places himself under the Johnson
gfouy eonnde In his honor gentleman confidently rely
upon his skill as physician.
The p0udnds cured this Institution 10
years and the nueou, important Surgical Operations
oy Dr. - witnessed by the
persons notices OF which
public, Is sueicien guarantee the afflicted.
Dr. Johnston would those
fion df his Credentials Diplomas dliys hang
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS IMMEDIATELY CURED AND
FULL vIGoR RESTORED.
sN- CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE IN ALL GASES
sUBJECT TO THE CONTRACT MADE WITH THE PATIENT
II ALL LETTERS POST PAID-R EAEDIES SENT BY
AAL ap+-d6n'
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- TOCks POn sALE-e2O, Coupon Bond. or In. Cor.
Por.tion OF Lynchburg 80
uually. '-' - 49,
$4,000 Coupon Bonds OF the Virginia Central RAILROAD
20 years to rum interest payable half yearly
cure the payment Of these Bonds $780,
ooo (and be ssucd mortgage entire
WORKS ot the Company, costing about sl OO,OO0.
Si5OOO RicInOnd City Stock 81
est payable semi annually sinking apart for the
payment OF this stock which will extnguish II In
Persons having stocks to dispose Of would do
TO u.s. We are always prepared buy
desirable their account charrinv mod
crate commission.
r have on hand some Of the best securities In
which will be sold moderate m
ta26-u MAURY MORTON, once City Hotel.
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cPnING ANn srmE2n = nE,nY MAnr c1

~ iNu-1 u invites eau uou All IN want,
anime the large sock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
which he has No 1874 Main opposite
Square HIS stock embraces article
Furnishing House Prom trwssty receipts ec, from the Man
ufaetoryO he is enabled at all times furnish
styles; and from his facilities ally price,
for cash All articles Of the make hnest
lowest grades.
He deems It needless after the public had With
his goods, TO In their endaon Endeavorng
meet the appreciation Of the fasdous from
his old friends and the pubc generally solicited
All he asks Is TO give him trial None shall away dissatisfied
j. ~ GOODMAN.
NJ BAWAys hand supply Of Trunks Of ali style,
and sizes; India Rubber Lsggins which viii
be sold att smalpadvance on cost. apis
NAATCUES, JEWELRE, &c.-The read. ~
w srs Of the Whg are invited 90 call at No. T5H A
Main street, and examine stock OF Watches Jevelr
Ae Our stock for the most part entirely hAvinE
commenced business In this cy) and consists
ally found In nrst rate Jeuefy Establishment
Every article sold By will be warranted represented and
our prices 'hsbe modsaea such goods be
any where.
The limit, Of sdvsrtsH viii not admit enumsra
ing all the different articles have for sale purchasers
assured that shan be able please them With any thing
want in line
s!h supply Sf Sewing Birds which We nvils
the attention Of the Ladies'.
watch repairing in AL s branches. done in best manner
and satisfaction warranted eAllis Iespsetfay invited.
MYERS e JAHRE
Sign q the Illuminated Cloet,
apis 76A Main street
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PLAIN AND FANCY wooD TURNING.
Oils, HOLMES 4 CO,

213 North Second street, PhIIndcIpIsIn,
AVTN0 Sherwood Bsbbetrs Patent Prismsto Turning
Lathe can supply Cabinet MAKERS with French, Cottage
Fain and All kinds Of bed Posts Plano Frames
perlor style and quality Carpenters and Builders With sty
o. stair syht aud Yerandah Newell
Tasset and Button Mouids. -
All orders thankfully received At their vareroomr
APo-dSn-VH ns North "a street, Philadtiphia
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3. ~ PETTENGILL 60, No. tI9 Nassau Street New
York. and state Street. Boston, have such
menis With the best and NOS, widely circulated journals the
United States Cansd, ihstihey are enabled to make saw
ing Of time and sxpssse to the Advertisers Who do bu.nr,
through them They select the best papers, Advertise con
'pouousy athe VsyOvi prices and always Keep Interest
Of their 10 view. Merchants are invited 10 call on
them and salty themselves that these thing, arsso
se9-iy-tPl
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nENTIEmEN. pIEAsE TAKE NnrICE-

6tENTEEmEN, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
IN SPRING SUPPLY OF BOOTS AND sHOES-The subscriber
has hand large and complete and
shoe suitable Tor the present and approaching season. among
Dres Boots Light Pump Jghesi finest seued
Stitched do reg Channed; the best DO
medium and price Patent Leather Shoes the various
styles Calf and Congress Caters do Button Caters:
q Patent Leather and French Calf with variety Of
too tedious 70 mention.
BEING making Improvements n his old store he
will ogr great inducements those gentlemen have hereto
him. and all shers induced 10 Eiy
him eA vhsn they know the fact that he selling great bar
gains.
Don't forget No q5 Broad street shceFoe Hin ~, doc, he
low the dry goods 'ioreof Nes'rs Btseden Iex.
ID. u. FRANKLIN,
APPS 1snusetursr and Dealer in Boots and Shoes,
uDiNFOttD q POnTkH, cabinet Nakers, n. " Corner
HD Franklin aud Thirteenth streets have on hand
u complete Of he very best furniture
their manufacture and other 70 which thsy
tenton Of personsin need
Their long and thorough With
Furnishing Business adords advantages which are
possessed 10 superior degree By Richmond
uorkmen experienced their styles patterns
and mos approved and In all the essentials complete
hmentt they stand unrvaed They
Par,on Of their uort With done North South
advantage OF eomPaIson o. their stock with esb
hahmenu In Richmond or other cities.
trade
upbeveen Rchmond and the Interior business hitherto
unknovn 70 Rchmond being drawn within her reach and
would take occasion Ia advance, to inform those Who
In the Furnishing line, bette, b. had
| my where than At BINFORD P0RTERs.
| nsu nal
! RR oksFs o. Q. LICoRICE, 10 ,,ss., tcF ..ieg
0V avs BACON BAsKH WI
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NAM. IRA SMITH, CLoTBTgR AND TAILOR fI
w AGia Sroet-Haying received large portion on nv
Spring soct prepared TO show hne assortment and
well made goods other house In viii osr them
Nov they be bought elsewhere the goods consider
ed would also that look supply VIII
end made this vuibe
their Interest TO give goods before buying
othetscAn. WIN IRA SMITH,
apt Late Smith Marvin.
SALT,-"Msnh.n"b brand, for ssle By
- uvi DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 90,
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
sfdHE. sfEGM mASREf1sr., HSG; Eiff1sr sTT66K. sTT666MK
PHILADELPHIA.
a. UILLoU, WALTON co, having secured the large sDd
Mo- 14I Market street, ate now opening
ENTIRELY PREsIt STOCK or
Housekeeping Dry Goods, Linen und
Hosiery.
large proportion Of the Stock has purchased Of the
ufaourers In Europe by member Of the hn. The
comprises All the Variety Of Dry Goods necessary for furnishing
DEellings, Hotels, Steamboats, or Shipping, such as
Pillow Linens Toweilngs Lace aud Mus. Curtains.
Counterpantt, Napkins, Damask and Moreens,
Blankets, Ac,Ae. Doiles, &c, &c. Pushes Ac., &c,
All the Hest Makes of Linens,
Riehardson's Dunbar Dicksons Approved Brands,
all Erades. Golden FlaS. OF Light Makes.
English md German Hosiery,
SHJRTS ORA W6RS, DC
believing that the present Of merchants from all
Of county the best at the lowest
prices and knowing that this be
system ot LONG CREDITS and LONG PRORfTs o. W. Co.
adopted The following aa their
UNIFORM CREDIT OF SIX MONTHS TO merchants Of good
sx PER oEsT DISCOUNT FOR CASH, when paid within 10
fwELyE PER oEsT DISCOUNT is tn, rate allowed for money
paid In advance Of maturity.
and will sell their Goods ata ~
Small Advance tho Foreign Cost.
Ieeng tAuhedhat the system SHORT CREDITS
PRICES the best for both the Buyer the Seller being
then but one small Pfnht between The Western Merchant and che
nurpean hanuo'uTeT'J they earnestly inspection
3, 9vnlov. ON wiLToz. w.P. H.usvui-
lAlo-dSm-fMl
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STATEN ISLAND
FANCY DYING ESTABLISHMENT.
once, No. 2 John Street.

DOORS NEW YORK CITY.
ARDERS received ETFREss, otherwise dying or cr
" ing LIJEs' DRESE5 every descrip-
tion Damask Moreen Curtains beautifully dyed Lace Cur
tans restored osntonerape shawls dyed the
the coors AL kinds SILK goods
In the piece garment treated in the
The undersigned have had long experience
Of this business sstenIAnd and their
cess In the art Of dying is unrivaled.
mhiI-dsm-vAs BARRETT. SEPHEws a co.
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I FhrnsoI Whnufnc
23i and 235 BroIdrGy " York.
TUNHE EItusi'e prepared oHer ts
II Merchants the largest
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS
TO be found In
the stock, BEFORE PURCHASING
N. B-PLEAsE put II In your POCKET
BOOK for reference. JOHN / SMITH
Am ryks1