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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-03
RAIL ROAD MEETING IN CAMPBELL.

~
AT an adjourned meeting of the friends of the proposed
rail road branch from the Souh.Sie road In AppomaoS
county 10 some point In Campbell county, Staun,on
river held Morrss' Church. in Campbell county, We'd
nesdey 18th February. In the absence Of the Chairman,
Rev. WIN. Hammersey called the Chair end w. G.
Miller acted as Secretary.
Dr. w L. Graham the delegate appointed a, a previous
meeting visit Petersburg and Richmond advoca ind
present the claims Of proposed rood having returned
and being present. called upon motion OF o. G..
Clark, and made verbal report oil the success Of his mis-
soo which Of quite alterng character and omnous
Of SUCCESS.
Alter which on motion of Joeepl r. Bay the ,hanks of
tho meeting were endered Dr. w. l.. Graham for the
prompt and efficient manner In which e had discharged hs
dulles representative and that r. be requested fnE
niSh this meeting with account o s eXpcnseS In order
that II mny DC paid him.
The meeting then called for the report IF the committee
appointed the meeting of the 25th JANUARY, whose duty II
wns to ascertain the advisable point OF lon
with tho South Side road and its terminus Stanton
River which, after being read and discussed at considerable
length was rc-commted
The Rev. B. A. Martin then offered the fuliu 6g resolu-
ion which adopted
Resolved, That the Committee 10 whom their report has
committed be enlarged 10 eeven and that they be
instructed 10 obtain oil the Information in their power from
engineers Others 10 regard their duty under The eou
lion appointing hem and that they report our next meet.
Ing hereafter 10 be appointed.
Whereupon, the Chair added the following eentemen 10
said Committees Rev. R. G. Brown, D. W. l.. Graham and
NJ. B. MartIn.
The following resolution, offered by w. g. Miller, was
adopted:
Resolved Tha, the Board OF Directors OF tho Sou.hSde
Rail Road be requested allow the Chief Engineer OF their
road Of his asssrante 10 explore The routes with the
above mentioned committee for the purpose OF ascertanng
the suitable point OF intersection with the SoulhSide
Road, and the point approaching Staunton River.
On motion OF Dr. john D. Armis,ead the proceeding
requested 10 be published In the Lynchburg Richmond
and Petersburg pape:s.
There was quite animated discussion tho different
subjects connected with the Rail Eosd projects which
Thomas NJ JONES' james Hamlet Joseph H. Baily, NJ
Martini Dr.. w. l.. Graham A Smith, Rev. b. a. Martin,
Dr. Juo. O Armstead, Rev. WIN. Hammersey, and other
subject OF Rail Road from this scccn and 10 be
hoped that at the next meeting, to be held
the 18th day Of April ut II O'Clock, A. NJ, something
definite may be determined iu regard future action
The meeting then adjourned 10 again al Morriss
Church. on Wednesday, the l2h day Of Ao ~ II O'Clock
A. NJ. Rev. WM. HAMMERSLES, ChaiE'n
w. 6. MILLER, Sccretny.
s-g" The Examiner, Bulletin, Penny Post Whig and Pc.
ters6urg papers will please copy.
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Mr. Disney claimed the ioor and the deb,a further
ronllnued until the expiration Of tho morning hour WREN
hS House went into committee Of The whole the home
stead bill.
Various amendments were olFerl
nr. Jones OF Tenn, offered one giving Homestead TO
fight at lhs in emergency IL was but rcht thew
should share In the provisions of the BILL
Mr Taylor OF OHIO Offered onc IN fav', OF young ladies'
Of eighteen years OF age. This had his arty support Sr
Richardson coG not supper, lts for young people were
no! married it their fault [l..ushtc. M,. Tay.
lOrs amendment rejected
MIR. Wright Oi Pennsylvania, moved orc cGnfuinr the
Homestead ti to Tree white persoXs lie e,d in Msssa.
chuses free negroes citzen but rehe full bocded or
habooded negroes are in Penns lvana under her cOnst
ntion nor are they citizens urcGr Tho Constitution Of tho
Cnlted Sta,es But he wanted the matter explicitly stated.
M Dawson remarked 1t wac never contemplated that
black people tnould be placed ca an equality with whlto
people in this BILL H. regarded the amendment surplus
age.
Mr.. Davis Of Rhode Island expressed the hope that the
amendment would prevail. |, was cruel thing 10 out,
lazy any Oct or and leave outlet because their skin
- NOT co!ored IN. In Rhode Island Massachu
set;s and other States coIoed mon are jus; much c
zeCs as white n'en. and have much right 10 protection
under the Constitution Of The United States He knew those
men make good citizens and arc Industrious
Mr. Dar=,n raid .ha IN framing bill had consulted
The constitution Of the United States taking for granted
thi the word citizens means nothing than white men
Mr. Gddines moved an amendment adding before the
word "while" The words "mDrc than half" LauRhter)
The chairman read the cauee thus proposed to bs
amcnded causing another explosion Of merimen In which
tho galleries joined.
amendment ridcnous. THE gentleman from Prnnsyl MIA
(Mr. Wreht had expressed his abhonence cuored men,
Have they not fought and bed for the liberty
Joy Have they shed their blood every battle fed2
Did they stand by Gen Jackson New Oreans1 Have
they NO. jmnoralzed themselves as among the braves,
Of the landl But few years aso, l. with you, Mr.
Charman estimated the Of man who could write and
speaa four different languages doubt whether you
do thai. offence the negro sir (LauQher.)
intended 10 create no laughter: renewed mermcnt)-bu,
when the of this House welded for the purpose
oppression, am constrained call on gentlemen 10 do
good fellow men,
Mr. GddnRs amendment voed down.
3lr Wrights agreed lo-ayes IL, noes &C.
MIR Dent offered amendment giving homesteads TO
married females under Is years Of age.
Mr. Florence, who Is bashful man made some inquiries
into the privileges Of The fair in Geurga a voice..
On! coonrl why doEt you marry opce-ha! hal
Other amendments offered and discussed in five MI
mute speeches Without pelfcctuy tho fist section of the
bill the committee and the House adjourned.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-03
CLAY AND THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE.

In this progressive age the authority OF dead men sene,
nothing Why then should tho newspapers vex themselves
ubou. the probable course which Dir Clay would pursue
mir, IN this Nebraska controversy The discussion s
nro6ab,e but we will concode that Mr. Clay would
,ns rsnea Of the Missouri restriction In every sectional
e espoused the side OF tho North and we
M 10 ha. he would be true to the South on
the Nebraska question.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-03
INnIAEA AND KENTUCKY.-Governor Wright,

INDIANA AND KENTUCKY.-Governor Wright Of
Indiana, las, week paid visit to Frankfort N.Y. US Tue
guest Of Governor Powell Of that State he was received
with distinguished honors In the Capital Oh Inc a''ef ia INC
of both branches of the Legislature In reply to
an address of welcome Gov Wright, who Is hne orator.
responded 10 glowing The Louisville journal says
When be spoke of Kentucky and Indiana as shaking
the beautiful Ohio advancing at the same mo-
ment and shaking hunds with Gov Powell, the represents
tive Of Kentucky the applause was general ana ttemen;
dous.
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MARRIED,

H1aaD Thursday evening The 2ad nsant tbs Rev NJ
wrninriss. CHARLES BULLOCK, OF Piladspha 70 As
lMsRGARET COUCH daughter Of Anthony Robincn j Of this
Ic;y
MARRIED the morning OF tie 22nd !he Ft Preseyte
,ian Rev. T. v. Moore. Mr. JAMES n CONWAY
RON BAKER, daughter Of W. Tot;y Esq all Of th's
CITY,
- Boston and Baltimore papers please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-03

". learn from Senator West, who deeply planed a.
be occurrence that few days since rs Grump, poor
do of rs wears of age murdered at her eeidence on
sh creek in Wetsel county reported hata negro man
was the and that he has been arrested and put 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-03
ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY PATRIOT

There died on 22i February 1854, in the couuy :.
Goochaud, near P"wells Tavern, an old man aged g.
uhoee name was James Gray He had retained the Ia
ties, day Of his life all his faculties Of mind In perfect state
while his physical powers had suffered but little from tho
effects of old age He strict Of the Meho-
dist Church. remarkable for his moral character and for hs
vigorous discharge Of es arduous dulles. For old
man. his motion was wonderfully brisk aud active, and
though fond of drsm which he took every day OF hi, s
his health was always hearty and hale Penny Post.
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>oTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

ne Advertisement John Cox, Of Portland In which
. prosecute all rcrsons building, vending OF using
W,,n, Van iIo-sens Patent Lever Railway Prenes, OF
. Ann. 10 ne the exclusive owner. hereby nt1lm the
been making Hay Presses Of the kind refe,Ied TO
r., AZ 6, Ing tLuse made by under express
~'rst, with Nr Cox, aud claim the right continue
So, ;nsr, under the contract. advise those who
Of Inc to disrgar both The public ard the prv
,ai Mr. Cox >.,> ,.,,, -, c,,1x,n =, NJ SHi ~.
nrpy 0: Agricultural Machines on hand, my Factory
, !. v,,r and 10 h streets. Dec 30-c2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-03

So BROWN,
fIKGiNTA.-A supreme Court oi Appeals: held !he
. Court House In Tie city Of Richmond, Saturday, Fe.
.,neI. and Merchant. Swing, Insu,iou Of Lynehburs,
e Object Of hi. .u judgment rendered by The
Superior Carf, Of Law and Chancery held for the Of
zen; oi this State on motion o the plantit oy
aor aer due pubeation Of this ore and
this suit; and that this order be publish.
w.ek for week, in he Richmond Enquirer
arsr pinned in the OF Richmond, and posted the front
the Musings Court House Of said city the first day oil the
CORPORATION Court. copy-Tes,e .,,,.
EIKGINIA.-AI ruos held The Cerks Office Of the circuit
Court OF the County Of Henrco at the State Court House In
cE Of Richmond on Monday February eih ls0l: ru,,.
oman. Plnin!ig:
Chapman, John Randolph Franei, A. Dekn. and
Dlckrs his wife, Albert S While. and Harriet White
Of h u, o oDsn for the sale Of The roa
;ln the bill mentioned belonging to Miss Gabrielle Chapman
5 L. G1 IN ns usas ana q oS Sa .
8tlanis above name, non residents Of this Common
hs sad desntan,s are notified 10 araoar az me InIe
od,n Clerks Office OF said Court on tho first Mon
AvI ard do what necessary 70 protect er inter
Ia s-e~i~ copy-Tssre: ALFRED SHIELD, D. G.
lRGINIA-Ata Circ Court held for the City Of Peters
tho Cour! House thereof on tho 2o;h day ol January
. uugrer and P c. Osborne late merchants and partners
>sIse George H. Rufn. Otway T. Hare AM Cinnamon No
J4n,es Meem surviving partners Of tho late firm OF No
NH.e a. Nrem Plaintiffs
against
,min H. Coupand Executor OF Carter Coupland deceased
Stanbark, The President Directors and Company o th
virginia. William H. Macarland the personal Representa-
John Randolph Geeeased. and Collier H. Minse Julianns
and widow OF George Coupland, Carter Coupand, Ioht
p. heirs of Carter Coupland deceased by
ns their guardian ud litem, ard William Leigh Executor
Is Randolph DECEASED Defendants.
Appearing that order proceeding has been taken In th
IN, the for than years II Is or
nonSealh publish copy of this order once week for ou
fI a C"py-Tes,e: JNO. c. ARMiSTEAD,D. D. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-03
TIE WHIG PARTY.

1t besn opnou snce the Presidential election OF
1882 that the Whg party an obsolete dsa The notion
however has not met with universal acceptance und
have exhausted their eneges In borous
RECOMMENDATION 10 establish fact OF the existence of
whg party amongst This be- but IL 30 the body in
question exhibits signs Of animation Neither did Fai'
staff when he lay the mooness counterfeit OF death but
bs rose again and achieved valiant deeds OF arms on the oo
DIV of the paan, Percy We suspect the Whg party OF no
suc stratagen has fallen neither in syncope nor In at
fec,,on but from the mortal stroke of the destroyer
The Petersburg Integenc gives the result OF post NOR
, examination OF the Whlg Party 10 the following inle
resnp article. The fact as well the Of lie death
ara satisfactorily demonstrated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-03
MAR RI,E Rn.

S ROGERS 6.h Street, Main Richmond Va Dealer
Egy;iIn Italian and American MARBLE MONUMENTS
SsS.GRAVE STONES. MANTEL PIECES OF every dsseriP-
ITALL PLATES, FRONTS. DC. DC.
..lsa in Carving executed in the neatest manner.
e. tom he country, with city reference, promptly attended
..Is havag served his apprenticeship one Of the largest
New York City, and having much experience IN the
hnss that work executed bis shop Will give
:. satisfaction any done North or South. Oct e-cly
25WIN WORTHAM q CO., Grocsrs and General Com.
s!on Mcrchhn:s (aend particularly the sSlc Of Grain,
.nt Tobacco.) keep constantly on hand:
I5~eries Of best quality
s7an,. P!asier, Lime,
In. Gfatsones.
l.oa. OF be.: quality and all sizes,
see. Of al kinds and all slzcs,
|Ir. 7a,., Zlnc Spelter,s
h. p>n.s Powder. sporting and blasting,
Inr p,,,. SAFE, FIse 7-clm
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BIZ RITCHIES & PRYOR.
THURSDAY MORNING., MARCH 2, 1854.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-03

JUSTICE DONE AT LASr.-Tne Hon. TGomss ".
Der. CT Rcde Leland has been restored his rights
by the Legislature Of The State The act deprVlnR
min OF those rights The high handed Outrage ever
perpetrated by political party In this couotY M Dotr
had elected Governor Of the State by the peopWno
renulIy considered themselves the e>:t'cIent not~itn.
standing the ct Monarccal chatter deuitd thsin thsir
rights For daring 10 comply wish wishes oil ihe peo-
pie The 1hig party of that Stale. rd vernon UoIl lg'
treasou deprived him of his rights es eIen aGo '0Pt1
soued him as felon.-[ Baltimore Argue.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-03
GEO. II. SWAMI,
rr0RSEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,

JACKSON
kiCTCES Law In the several and Federal Courh held
aa in the Circuit and Probate Courts Of Kinds and
eastern counties, lie will attend the payment
-, redemption Of forfeited lands at the AUDITORS Ohce
Stephen r. Eggleson ESQ; Henry P. Irving Esq; Sa
N,x Esq Cashier Bank OF Virginia. Messrs Harris Glib.
srnnand. Va. Nov. x6-cly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-03
DIED.

Did, residence the Salt phur SPRING., on the @ Of
February ISAAC CARUTHERS formerly Of Le1;nson "a 3u
past oil the most useia
gent citizens OF The county OF Monroe
). EEIgv0,SRICaM0ND GROUND PLAs-
nncn e,o -. ~ ..is nv z. II. SKlNKgR.
Marcs2 W.! ~~'Ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-03

cuaNO-w. understand that during the pas, year III
% b.cn chartered 10 bring guano from the Chncha
isnda 10 tho Uned Their carRoss will amour. &c
nearly Is 600 tons Boston Ad1ert'er.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-03
RROWN r., aHOOK,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS, RICHMOND,
E 4r.aa4 attention TO sales Of Flour Grain Tobacco &c
s. B. BROWN,
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NOTICE.
SAVINGS BANMRICIIMOND, W

ANlrACTrRERS' SAVINGS BAN@RlCIIMoND, VA.
yn,rES of rloaey Will DC received Tho office the Man
rets Bank. and certificates issued therefor
Ir:.rs.; following rates, all Of Eve dol
remaining deposit IL months more, at the
i ser ccn;um per annum And Tor remaining de.
ass line than y poEihs the of per per
GABRIEL WORTiiAM, President.
PATRICK Il. BUTLER, Secretary.
CHAS PARKE WORD, Treasurer.
ks :, he Banking House Of Messrs Maury d Morton.
MEMBERS
k.-,. VIM Greaner Cornelius Crew
L Tcrrc Jao II GIeaner David Curre
S,.rse VIM Jackson Clarke David Baker
Z, ~ pembertcp Miles 1urpn Jas 5 Goode
+ Sn,un WmJ Surbroush w B Ross
i rnOr Robt II Maury Chas M.Ilspaugh
css Williams ChasJ Sinlon Jas NJ Talbot
|ganh Pc Lagus II N Smith
Ep1 Richards Jro w Wright Dec lo-com
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-03

NESS, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPlNG. COT
\. AND CONSUMPTION.
|'"rdom shall b,S down 10 il. and the great
,hcear,h shall kncel before IT.
A.7sr could this be said with morc truth,
P:E 1o~ applies to this remedy for af1ec.
Fa Of the t--oat and lungs. The exalted
aiming ard power, acknowledge its supre.
P;?, whie both the little and the great can
Is benefits. Tic iibcral-minded among
skilled 10 cure, are free 10 own It's mas
8 orer Il -; cn,nsr. uhirh baye haflrl their
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l,;er at the Cour, of the subllme

LEGATION OF u. s. A,
CoSsr ASTsoPLE, Turkey
hYEa-Desr Sir-The Cherry Pectoral received from
ne Sultan has delivered 10 his private secretary at the
a will from it In due seuson hat you
% snd seud has been given 10 friends VINO avo II
-'' ea'' found il. exceedingly useful
Nours respectfully,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-03

R riIE RAPID CURE OF COUGHS, COLDS HOARSE
,ESS, BRONCHITIS WHOOPlNG. COUGH, GROUP, ASTH
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GEUKWE z !, NdhS1i
Minister PlsnpaentiaIy OF the U. S. A. TO Tursey.

Arssl your Cherry Pectcral daily in my practice
sa!ted remedy which must meet In every country
r 21sess appreciation. c. w. JACKHEER, N. D..
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Those exalted stations ashamed testify 10 its viz
a deem duty and pleasure TO thus hold out the lamp oi
.Sicricnce 10 their suffering fellow men.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

NTEAM POWER 20 LET.-The whole OF part Of
~ hs story sriok Eseo 100 FEET BY 81 feet Elizabeth
mort J. ApulV 10 ABM BAIZ
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
Hrf-prccf 6ates
WORLDS SAFE COMPANY.-Bankers, Brokers,

NV I.-DdnktIs,
all classes Of tse mercantile commsny require per,
feet security against FEe and Burglary will and for their Interests
20 Lilies IupenetEable Bank manufsc
sEsd BY hs Company majority Of the Bank. IN the cJ Of
New York have sill of the and
eircusoo Of this niEhy deposd sz.s
Over three hundred Bsnss 10 the 5se hsss Safes and
Looss 80 full p-otecton In their vsnl's
believed that than half Of al ns Safes sold 70; u n
tta fzrrhed this Compsuy while the SaamAnder and
sheet tnd their favored locations
We hsy, challenged the world Frs and Bus Test Of SAFES t
the Crystal Palace with the sire Of safes and method testing de-
fDed which With descriptive circular and references in-
close to communications Inquiry always
hand ct the Company o Depot No li3 Pes~r- NesYofk
MORRIS BRADLEY, Agents..
B-Bs1k vsul Of any dss vsalt Doom md frsne made
10 srdss % sbs pxaelPls
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

E-TW PIANOS for SALE or RENT, from the be's
~ rak,rs Of 5oston ard se~ Nors o -, .-,,,
r1TINCE & co.. MELODEONS-Of every va
- ,,cu $50 susbl- fof HI psrlor, lect1rs - IN
- ,,p or uai Believing them TO ee e@t.'t "a a.
- a., better rhes than hose OF osh- nsse 90
hTe TIE "a ncy leeP fo' ssie oay tao'' '
tsred ~ asII son No 20 Broadway opposite u, Pifk
~ scIs AZ for Prince Co, eelsors,.d eelo cons
CCHTETZE & KkAALs->uPerorG Graod D,ago,
i p,.ro. ard few secondhand ones for sale a. No %
Gran
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
Gunner Retreats.

DICHMOND HILL HOTEL, Staten Island, " Y.
III open ~ Nav. Chsrges 81 week 81
other - Lors. - week kELLE r. Proprietor
TINION HOUSE, opposite Union Railroad Depot,
Albany Troy This House will he opeoed about the
Ia dsy March for the ,ocoodsen Of the public The House
ftfed hh ell the modern s5d N hes
Th- Proprietor
se sny of b fspds ell those OF the s,eis public
~i.o NAV kyor him With call w srEARSS. PropretoI
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

w House 10 lj South st 7thst aiming eight Ms
hull snce-is ia good order Lot 5rl0i So
bond ard Price S26oo applied for th week
WM DtNAL, No i;h ST., ar south 9-h.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
Carpstinss, &r.

CARPETINGS-SPRING IMPORTAIONS 1854.
~ PETERSON 4 HUMPHREY,
Nos 81 and SI9 Broadway Importers Of and Dealers 10
Every variety Of have received
Europe stock rich CaTpng and Oil Coth which
for riehDes eqlsed ths trade
ips OF
Rich BoIrsse In entire Carpet
Rich Medallion Carpets, IN variety.
Rich Velvet and AIminGeT IN great yausty.
Rich TspeGtry AID Brussels entirely nsA patterns before
this country
Rich Ply and 5uperhne Of every description.
Oil Cloths Of width design the beat nsnucto
and well .essoned together with other article
found IN Carpet at the Lowest possible pces
PETERSON HUMPHREY
Nos 81 and SO brosdwsy Of "nto~t
CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, &c.-MCGROR-
~ TY TILBY, No. lf2 Broadway New-York
Lr eDes the public thai their stock Of Foreign ani D1e
Csrpetin Oh Cloths &c, &c &c for the s9rnz Trade
completed in all their relative psrtments and specimens
lee and originality Of design which for bssay
ard With other FOODS that uniformly constitutes general
Of the most extensive establishment will tspossd Of for
Cssh, At prices shade lower than hu.e 10 the trade
WILLIAM AcGRORTY
GEORGE rILsY No ls1 Broadway
CARPETS for the SPRING TRADE-GEO. Z. L.
~ HYATT Nos ~ ard as Pearl Chs,han prepared
show Of En sh Carpe
eonprsrg and beautfs desizs ou nch Velvet
ehesp lnsins well suPeor s,oet Of OIL Chs and every
other article In the line Buyers recommended give him
call
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
tleplatirg,

furniture, Nc.
DRONZE CAEDLESTICKS and FIGURES for
ID the nlLLOaAt lower prices than produced ia Europe
PuTchase and you will double your mooey -
ENAMELED COTTAGE CHAMBER FURNl-
~ 1URE-MATHEws STACY Nos. 5lf 4nl SO trO,d~Iy,
Eger medal the Fair VI he American la,
Exhibition Of tho Igdutrg of All Ma
in Eutu led Chamber
respectfully invite th patrons aud the pnc TO call and
examine snc stock They have deter
uu.d rot undersod Slt-s with hair pail
lsfss pillows and bolster fom 80
IRON ADS.-ORNAMENTAL, ELABO
PLAIN IRON HBEDsT EADs.
DWgLLsGS
Prices varying from t5 ~ $50
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STRONG PLAIN IRON BEDsrEA09
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HAIR MATTRESSES IRON FURNITURE
Iron RAiLIFG WIFE FENCES
The second edition New Phase 10 Iron Manufacture"
tanning degns will be iors4rced lnol0se P.tOfee stamps
b. WICKERsHAh.
Wasborse No 5l2 Broadway New. York.
WORKS Noe. 5J So 81, 70 and 81 LOWEST
DOKTABLE CHAIRS of every kind for Camp,
Csbin. GsTdens &c Tie trade supplied ARRI son
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REAUTlFUL 3stoy prick House on Clymer-st.
~ Nil!siusbUfgh 50 deep also 90 deep
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