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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22


night cold enough to warrant the use OF oVercoats'
Last night was splendidiy clear
KIP TO 1Hr RIGHT" All that is bridge direc-
ton, says old Snubbns, them sort o things are
always stuck up on bridges"
Yes, Sir, but they are bridges that always carry
you safely over you always keep to the right and 1t
Is pity that you and all the rest Of the suek-up part
If mankind. had n one of the same sort of notices
stuck up right before your eyes all through life al
ways reminding you to keep to the right
great many people need that caution, for they are
continually going to the left 1t should be posted on
every lamp and awningpost on Broadway-heep TO
the right 1t is almost impossible to get along the
crowded walks of that street by any other plan and
bv cor, of common sense comfy of understanding
among the walkers, all but about one in twenty obey
The unwriten law and keep to the right so that the
Nm and down currents flow smoothly past each other
mon the same Gag stones, except 20 fH o. they are
disturbed by the few wrong beaded travellers VINO
nus hsys beea BON with lsfssadsd fssslsis' tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22
COrRT OF GENERAL SESSIONS hu,,dsy-Befss
INDIE BEEBE.

John Mcdonnell, indicted for burglary at the De-
Dot OF the Third av Railroad Company pleaded guilty 10 grand
larceny and was sentenced the State Prison for
Nm oliver was tried and convicted Of stealing 800 from -.
Porter returned Californian, while At the NewHsven Rail
road Dep6t. Sentence deferred
ssnne Wikuds and Henry Linn Indicted for grand larceny
pleaded guilty petit larceny and were FeDanded for sen
Robert pleaded guilty 10 obtaining so from Lewis
Haas by false preense- and remsnded for sentence
The following then sentenced: Anthony Pun
for burglary years State Prison. Thos Mooney for grand
larceny years 5 ate Prison.
John Miller pleaded guilty to rand larceny and vas sea-
fenced 10 the State Prison for years.
The Court then
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Advertisement
TA4FtIEIs5IItHI
LIFE. SIZE PHOTOGRAPHs.-The attention OF

the public 10 called style OF DAGuERREoTYPts
paper ell Sizes the life size far surprising 10 depth Of
tone brlAncy the finished painting The
aler sEes resembling the most delicate Miniature on Ivory
AZ Likeness and durability they unsurpassed Perfect
enesses OF any sEe Be made by the process from Ds-
gueueoypes Taken only byJ GCRSEY c. d. tREDEEcKs,
VI Rue base du Rampant, Paris $40 Broadway \. L..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

The following members Of the Common Council OF
1885, for the term Of SIX months above specified, had
no bills for riding:
dHrme-Compton (Presdent) No. 80 Nsndam st.; Stu1e-
a Murraysf; Boyce Greenwich Barr % FRANK
hns; Smith 80 Avenue d; Pessa So Attorneysti ward
246 fourhst Dennsn 23s West Nineteenths Aissan,s-
g.. 0feenwichr ysy Woodward 2iO Clinton st. Hunt,
xts Grand Stewart S7s Grand Rogers 23 West Nine
Lsklh ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

GAS Gas New styles of Gas Fixtures in
modern and antique designs just out Call a. the manufacturing
der6t OF ARcHER WARyER Co, No. 576 Broadway where
will be the largest stock in America also portable
pGraus designed residences churches factories
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22
The following members of the Common Council
for this year have presented no bs for carriage hire
Incrcase BY preseu, Board. SEQ.

Ald,nen-Wilsrnson No IS Goldst.; Blunt 50 Murray
ST. " oodwsrd 80 Clinton st; Noorhis, ~ Hammonds,
ITowhdge rs Bronme-st; Boardnan 3 seventh Wake
man Ehty seventh between Fourth and Rh.vs Kelly
902 ati-st.; Chau1ccy (PreEdenil q La Rayeep soe
thristv % LondonTefrace; Ely. Thdst; Lord 3; Eas
Nmeistnih-si.; Mott IS Esst Thity-secondst.
CoaHoLmeH-lCuIs No IS BArclayst; Clesry, No. 1913
Cgt SeheLck No 2i9 Green WITCH Donoho No g. Cen.
t.rst futile No ZIG Fest Broadway; Gray No. 5l7 Hen
ryst; CIswfoTe No liz VaTick.t; Wainwright, No 3l3
Spring See No. l15 ChTistOpher-st Cooper No Ninth
av Brush No. J3 BeeckeI-t Purdy, No IN Orchsrds ;
Raymond No 20 Avenue o; Sammis No s8l Graod.st
sghsu No Prnce-st Fauau No 1871 Mpttst; Slevin No
Isl Ho;tst; VerDse, No 81 Cnton.psce Brown (Presi
dent) No i06 Eintbst; Mcintyre No I'll West Twenty
urihst Hustled NJ. l02 sevenh-av Lsmbrech' No 81
Averue A; Earl, No IL West ThHyseventhst Nsrian No
- Twenty nnthst; Baxter No IA Fast Twentythrd
st Msther No III East p gheenthst North, Csrnsnsyie
q.BuI.R STATEMENT Of appropriation and Expenditure,
far ne Yt1r fndna Lrn> 30 1871
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

Twenty years of oblivion has not been the fate
Of DEsHERs discovery for CHiLs aud FEVER as has
been many others remedies. LIS astonishing cures are
already causing for unersmped demand For sale by G.
II Ring corner OF Broadway and John st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

COMMON PLEAs-Nos. l,l56, l,l57, ,l59, LEO
1862. ,l65, ,l64 ll65 ll67, Ina III LA SL
SUPREME CouRT-GeReral Term.-NOn enumer
sted motions Also Nos 90, ~, Y. p. IS, 10 IS
t. 3. DISTRICT CoURT.-NOs 30, 20, 43 to 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

Churches. Hotels, Steamships, &C., supplied
with elegant silver Name and Number Plates Of new and
beautiful design. plated in the substantial manner
elegantly engraved at very low prizes Samples any
az ne country EvERDELL. No 80 Broadway Dusne
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UILLLAMSBURGH ITEMS

FATAL ACCIDENT A man named Bell was instsut-
~ killed az the dock Of the Erickson, at the foot
Of North Eigh,hst., on " Wednesday. He was engaged
with Others in breaking up some castings which are
TO be re cast and while hosting cylinder the tack
ling swAyed around, and the deceased aud another
man were crushed between the cylinder and the dock.
The other man had both Of his thighs crushed, and
was taken TO his residence in Newfork 10 critical
condition.
A BoARpING.HoUsE RoGBERY.-An individual rep-
resenting himself a. turner by trade, from Jersey
City. commenced boarding at boarding houss 10
First ST.. on Wednesday night, and yesterday morn
ing he stole several articles from ths house and iet.
His name was not known. The missing articles were
worth from s25 to $50.
James K. Abbott, who resides in Lorimer-st., while
asleep in a saloon near the Grand.st ferry on We'd
nesday night, had his pocket relieved of SO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
There was a meeting of this Board yesterday, but
with the exception of the presentation OF one or two
petitions &c. nothing was done.
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Advertisement

LOOK md EEAD j HIS.-IHE IIKL UF DIS
PERSIA GUARANrEED-Was there such thing known
before HEYNANs DYSPEPSIA FLINIs warranted 10 cure,
and has been known fail IN single instance The
proof Of the above be shown by calling NJ the
principal Office No 1877 Broadway ~ where this valuable
medicine be bad, a. only = per bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

GOLD BAND IROSSToNE and new ana most
beautiful style OF PAINTED GsASITE for STATE and western
trade together with tine assortment OF CHINA 1Lss aud
EARrHEsWARE Of every description 81 extremely 10" prices
for CASH. at GOULD s. ELLIoTT's, No. 100 PeeriH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

The STRAWBERRY GIRL, by Little CoRDELh
How ARD. in FASHION FAMINE at the NATIONAL THEA
TER l. attracting large and fashionable aud II IL TO
be- repeated To-NGHT with the Drama Of CHARLES XII in
which Mr. J. R Scott will appear as Adam Brock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22
Ia " INIELLIG ENCE.

SUPREME COURT-SPEcIaL TERN-Beore Judge CLERGy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR BENEFIT oF CREDITORS.
Wion agt Lament and Ferguson
Ferguson did business, in 1881, at HMpersheld,
Delaware CO. la May Of that year he bought OF Pstas
six months goods To the amount OF about 80 In
SnsS o., creditors, 10 Lament saden in law Office con
tisuous his AZ the time OF purchasing the goods his
since taken shows he had pressed money
4 two wears back There only nominal transfer Of he
property aud Ferguson continued TO conduct the store 10
Ds ber plaintiffs obtained judgment or their claim aud suit
Is brought aside the ASSIGNMENT as fraudulent
The assignment IL IL commended Is void on It's face
hozes assignee sell the assigned upon such
aud conditions in his Judgment .Ppear best and
most for the interest Of the parties concerned"
The Court Appeals in the case Of Barring va Grihn "
Com 1851 held that where the assignee has the option, by
the express Of the instrument 10 sell TOT cash or upon
credit the whole assignment upon its face fraudulent aud
The Supreme Court In shufeld Jr ast Alternately which
was similar the assignment In this case held that the lam
implied sPower sell on credit and therefore the ~
Judge Clefke held that while he had re.pee, for thu
opinions OF the Judges the Superior Court be did not coin
ctds with them 10 this An illegal meaning to DO i'm
Tlied in an instrument when it Is capable Of legal
There may be details In selling for cash which would sanction
the Language In this case although sale credit would DO
invalid The assignment therefore Is not void on II. face
lent as respects creditors subsequent tho
ss.ienment well As simultaneous with IT, can be taken into
G,r ,S !" d s not sed with y
me sW ,b,t Tho rsn should be wI,csd With vis.Sos and
decisions OF the Courts the Judge glad to See
In ali voluntary assignments there must appear honest In
tenon iom supicion; attempt 70 coerce creditors;
nothing e for the debtor; lntemedding BY the debtor
with the properyhcre be actual change Of posses
al and the ass Is converted cash without delay.
In this insaLce there has been sufficient departure from
The prime the assignment being pronounced
void at least as sgallst these plaintiffs,
Judgment for plAiT fs and receiver 20 be appointed
LETTERS TO THE JUDGEs.-The Judges of the
Court in this District continually in the receipt Of letters
from attorneys nqung to he OF
cases p which they may nterestd We requested by
e Clerk Mr. Alden TO state lby intmston to him FROM
The Judges that eject that from want OF time the judges
are unable 10 attend such communications and when the
d,eions are rendered they will BE- publicly announced
The sbes of also Va the habit of sending
return OF attachms the Judges who Issued them Thsy
should be 10 the County Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

THE MOUNTAIN HoUsE.-RooT, the Dag,


pi-t bas taken splendid eryssoype picture OF the
CstsL Mountain House Call and see IT, Copies for sale at
his gallery No. 363 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

SELT-INsTRUCToR IN PHREN0L0GY AND
PHYSIOLOGY illustrated with One Hundred Enrayns in
GLIDING Chart for recording the various degrees Of develop
ments By o. 5. and L. N FOWLER. Price Is cents.
Examination daily AZ No. 500 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22
CIRCUIT COURT.
COURT CALENDAR-THus DAY

Wednesday next will be the last day for receiving
notes Of ssue Tor the October Term.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge fsGsAHAs-
Henry d. Gardiner sEt Horace La Selle.
To recover $500 commissions alleged 10 he due foe
sales OF Mining Cabaa stock already referred TO- Verdict
for plaintiff $,o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22
CITY ITEMS

The weather is getting decidedly fsll-ish, being at
night cold enough to warrant the use OF overcoats'
Last night was splendidiy clear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

THURSDAY, Sept. 2l.-Ald. n. c. Ely President
in the chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and APP
proved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

The Courier des Etats Inns has rumor that Sig
nora StefTanone was one Of the recent victims of
cholera at the City of Mexico; but the report needs
confirmation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22
PERsoyAL.-Among the arrivals at the diferen
hotel. we notice the following:

hotel. we notice the following:
Al the Howard BOTEL-F. y. Wells Marietta, Ohio Dr.
Ja-eph Whiftnore Inns. Peru; John ROBBERS Boston
james Dllon, 90 VIM. W: Reed; Hartford, Conn J.
Totnlin.ou Aalsnta Gs; John Il Baloek n C.. Henry H
Saith love; n Day Providence; J. Csndee, Phil.; T.
V. NolaBd, Mississippi; R >. Hemmins Va W aor'e'
:, Louis Mo L Strong Osvego ;. Fsrwesthsr, boston
Az the CLARrsDes-sr William Boyd, London Lieut. Ret
t.ll,eh and wife M and hrs Rose, Canada; Wm d. MY
ous WasAinfton; Mr and Mrs UrquhArt New OFe.ns Nj
Morrison Il Moy,n Montreal; Mr. and Mrs Mills EnEla1d
LedouI and family Mrs DOusan Mis- DubrOea' Se"-oF'
cans; Capt. C. II JudkiDs r. 81 seaner ArAbis- -
Al The lkvTSG HousE-Hon. J. WALKER, VIA Hon Hen
" Adeisos, G.Crsetown, D. Hon B. Tye, sP,a sasd
Chester Pa D. n Couch, Dr. Wheaton Major Merchant o.
s. A.; Pfof Gibson Phnsdelphis; John O. Hs.es Potoss
Pa; c. A Deshon Mebfei DR. Y Dewey, AoafPsiss, Wi
Cart A l. Aciley Auburn, Ma 49,
* the 81. HIesoLis--Dr :; Csts NOBLE 0o,erses
ucSII Olio: Cart A. Crumbs Liest Stsvsrt Lieut. All.
sse Britisa Army Gee w. NscSllsa isaaas; Major 0ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

ARREST FOR SrABBIRG.-A man named Martin
Bowen was arrested yesterday charged with assanns and
tsibng David Barry OF Elizabeth 10 the thigh inhctng
rous wound Bowen locked the chae
and Barry , as taken to the Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

VISIT or PHILADELPHIA CouScILNES.-A joint
Committee of the Philadelphia City Councils-con-
sisting of Thomas Bach, Chairman; William S.
Smith Henry c. Pratt, james W. Martien, George
Griscom, and Vim. Moran, Committee; j. NJ. Riley,
cerk-vsited the City yesterday for the purpose of
examining the fire telegraph system, the Fire Depart
ment, sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

S,.,. Ysrh SEPT p. 1854 n Y Kansas Lesgli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

liz Cans .I-rhaa: L n snr b~S'o' Az
An p. r,ar.. A Rsu.on Albany Mr. Williams BHhsi'
{ " Red E-e Pa Gen rAmsdtr oho. -,
Al a.. ytrRoPoLIrS HorrL-Han 'en =" "fsse'
Ma-s [ Il Brml-y California: Hon I, heoenr gS,i
MAJOR Maelia : l.; Hon c Bsrs-dale % "
md fsuily South Csroin. Hon Merre;t y yenn y
CsPt- J. r Ishsm CALIFORNIA; " T h.eaieNy, q = =
b Austin N-resueis; " Gum >prirgseid Joseph Soru
snd fsrniiy Phlsiephs; Hochkis. Illinois, oeers-
Henry Lsusr. Ch,ns; John Holmes. L1nd a. wui,j
90; 7 , Hsmhrtou Bsiiinore; L. Rob-. New Orleans y
No..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

ArTEupT At ARsoN.-Some villain set fire IN the
carrener shop Of Isaac Simmons ia Thirty h Sixth
sv at yesterday and then fed The flames
were xiingdshed Dy the police.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

Tie Very Rev DR.. Cahill, the celebrated Irish 70,
man Catholic priest is expected to arrive at this port
in the mex, Collins steamer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

kansas ENIGRASrs The party that left this City
Aug % for Kansas arrived there in good health and
n.;rita In scrnr dnrs frnrn Albany
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-27
NUIIVE.
TO OUR FRIENDS, CUSTOMERs. AND THE PUB.


TO OUR FRIENDS, CUSTOMERS, AND THE PUB.
Lie GENERALLY.
" conformity with long standing
entire stock Of Goods at the Of
that period will round in 1875 have from this
day 20 put down stock 10 such cash prices will
reduction before the dag Of public may then re-
main on hand will BE- disposed OF at public auction without
NJ the neEes styles ~ this Falls Goods below
have been purchased York auctions ~ cash Al he
Unprecedented low prices Of the last upon
We have placed n small At:
Cloths, Clssimeres, satinett,, and Puled Cloths
TEeeds Kentucky and nnebeck Jea and Kerseys
Hann,li, Linssys, Plains and IAbe.Twist Kerseys
french, German and English herno's, all prices
Rich Plaid and Pointed Cashmsres and Mousselines
Puper french Plain hou'seine, all shades Of color
Gala Plaid, Plaid Persians, ChAiey's and De BsgO
super Plain and Figured French Pianneis Jacques
Mk BombaEnes, Canton Cloths and Alpaoas all prices
Plaid spun Silks, and Blk and Wool Paids Jsnes
Rich Plaid and Broeaie Uace and Pouit lie Sole
BIocade aud Plaid Black Six extra quality
BIk Gro DC Rhines, Tagstas, and Satin sEautne
Real Irish pOpllns and English and French do
Mech, Bonnet, Gap Lutesng and Satin Ribands
High Coorcd, and Black and White aid Checked Cling
Rr?neh English and American Caleos, (eheap)
Table Damask, Table Cloths, Napkins and Doyies
Eje apeIs, BuekAbaek, DoHlas and ToEels
Embroidered Curtains and DfApery NuslIns
Dotted, Hmbro dered and Plain SElss
Rich and Muslin french and Collars
Muslin and Cambria Bleeyet Habits and Flouncings
Mu,ln Ca%erc, Thread and Ls sjgng. and in'sriIng'
Ladies' and hiuci Kid, SIX Nett. Tibet Lss Gloves
Gents and Boys Buck, Beaver Tibet and Blk do
Ladc,' and Gents st MrIno and Shaker Drawers
Gents Ladies' and Children, Wool silk Hosiery
whitney, Haotanav, Tuiled and DuBl Blankets
3D. 49, g. 81, 64 and I2I Colt shirnFs sheelings
Plaid Domestic, Apron Cheers; oinsburg,, DC. te.
VALENTINE, CRESSHAW a 90,
No 20 Bro d street, corner 9th,
sei5 Near Capitol Square.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-27

0NENTHAL RAILROAD-OPkNT 10 STA UNTON.-
" Chcepesi Comfortable and Arrsnr.
mes ever made for Travelling the sprinr
Lexington, ac. Nf''-e'
Tbs Company provided nth large sddon. supply Of
neu Engines and Passengers Cars have
~m Cars Stages the whole ,he os
line rtantng nFVagh tipes a tceek. ~
Inc cars pass the top Of the mountain
where various points the scenery TO M,
view OF surprising grAdieur and beauty. - "
ComenenE With the Goth Express MAJ.
VIII be run daily between Richmond Leave Rieh
mond At $40 A. NJ. and arrive at stAunton $50 p n
This line passengers leave Petersburg Richmond In
TIE morning. and arrive At the white Sulphur SPRING.
at $50 p. Al. 's' ~' eAV
Leave saunton At h aud arrive Richmond 30 p NJ
RON the sprnEs viii make tonS
the Petersburg train going south. $3.50
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-27
KENT, PAINE KENT,
Importers and Wholesale Dealer, 10 Foreign and Domestt

KENT, PATNE q KENT,
Importer and Wholesale Dealers In Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
No. II, FouErrnIH ST.. RicHxosp.
FALL TRADE, 1884.
respectfully invite the attention o. merchants Of
Wv North CaronA and unusually
large and commanding stock OF BRITISH, FRBRCB AMI
GSRHAH RY0OODS being received By various arrivals
from Europe which purchased during the pas, BY
Kent FIR cash. and under the favorable
eumsApees We also receiving complete assortment Of
HERICdH FdBBICS the whole comprising largest
mos attractive stocks have able
which viii be sold a. prices unusually low.
We prepared with splendid stock ofREdDY
DE DLUTHRO, Manufactured In Richmond, and which will
compare vorsby In STYLE quality and price, with Northern
made goods.
we particularly solicit merchants visiting th. MARKET TO call
pedgng ourselves sell goods ssiou
they be ought IN any market In " IL country.
orders respectfully solicit ed and promptly attended
au2s kENT, PAINE KENT,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-27

UEACkET BOAT PLOCGHROY, FOR
IL NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ fs.nIvN
DAY LNkIIhe ,ass"ries,s viii commence
tween RICHMOND and NEW CANTON 9srd inst Tuesday
next Grrs inducements
TO the travelling public all night be avoided and
iensers hnS svns the Jcat at all places In the day time
Leave RICHMOND, NJ A NJ, Tu-siays Thursdays and
Saturdays, arriving IN NSv Canton P M OF the
Returning Leave NEW CANTo. ats A. NJ Monday Wed.
oesdays and Fridays, arriving IL Rehnond p ~
day
FAIRS the shat heretofore charged by the
Boys, Edmond davenport.
ohce on 9Th street, opposite Mye s. warehouse.
ny2O CROUCH 4 HOOPER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-27

~ nesses RdilroGd Moredgei sr per cent Cupoa Bond.
inres: and Principal payable In Neto York conrertuIs
INTO Socf OF re Company at the pleasure Lhe holder
ms M ne Ss day Dsesmoer isas-Thsie Bonds
OF Sivo each trredeenaeie for %
loan OF one million ave hundred thousand dollars by
The at Its last session. million Of which
e the State and the whole amply secured by
the entire road and property Company the prompt
9ent OF the interest and the ultimate redemption the
will be expended o the road.
This Road will extend from Lynchburg Line
Assistance OF 2oo mileswhere IL will
improvements, extending TO Memphis Mississippi
thereby Arording, when the South Side and Petersburg
ok Railroads Completed continuous
Nork Petersburg, and Richmond Memphis
mat portion OF our State remarkable for its fertility
cultural and mineral large
easing business which the
Road sansune that IL will certainly
more Ths whole work under contract and will be completed
BY the ltday Of January ISIS OF the mortgage
at oee, and regard
eehad on application to o. W. PURCELL 4 co.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-27
: amy POINT LINE To IiAI.Tf-, .ss--
FALL IMPORTA ION

FALL MP0RTA ION
OF EAHTIENWARE AND CHINA!
FRESH RECEIPTS OF GLASS AND FANCY ARTICLES.
TINE Subscriber the trade varied stock
Earhenuare China and Gs,, the Of which
selected by himself in person.
Having experience Of this particular business
he feels point price qua
lily, II will favorably with other In the trade.
White Granite Dinner Ware
Do do BAsins and E-erS, Jugs, Tea Ware etc.
Blue Print Flowing and Fancy do
Fine Decorated China Dinner and Dessert Sets
Do do do Tea and Toilet Sets
Do do do Pitchers and Vases
Gold Band do OF above variety
White China do OF above variety.
Common Ware Of description suitable whole
which he such csi
Fine Msntrl Pier and Toilet Glasses
Pine Ivory Table Cutlery, Waters and BrittAniA Ware
Safety. and other Fluid and Solar Lamps
Glass Ware lin every variety.
All he asks call ard he feel. assured his prices will
sfaciion
HIS Packer Is Of the best Ia the trade.
Stone Ware at Factory prices.
seq JAS n n EylNs No III Vain street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-27
10. Y -. sssssis s.s.sl. a.ss.sss sassa - sls.ls
svsaKs.
PIANoai cIAsos,I..

w. - ssaiS e1ssah AsssAssiss sAsSA - sAssAa
pIANOsi rIANOs!i PIANosui
"A rrENIloN OF parehassrsis respectfully called
's;:: 70, my s.sSs n. sss Hs "
1 S:Ta as Of f Il. =
SSss With The slnsls dagger,
The m.' ordinary enabled By the aid Of TIL, I'm
s 70 p.odsss Elect In octave PLAYER TIA,
an o1dn: ssi F.so 81 Ss ~
81 sss =, S,s CHANGED
and the heart Thee ar. Superior in power
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ur isisis dsIcs ,sss
,h % nee to The si n: Of the United cansdas
out me and viii the enabling every family 70 Be-.
.s 81 aGk Es sIf .. ak Faa1Eisss" 81 TIE AGE
,hs and s IN ' 1S to- ..,sa,.
number . inspire smSns ea ,ss
sa1Ss 'S' -Ssn CO.. 81 @ purchasers
rS o,v SS. - , Of the actual cost 10000
NO, only knEr.vns richly worth he sus & %
sheh entities him to Of the when they Al. ss,,,",.s
n SEr ck IS s +.
St OF splendid fnsraripss can DO selected nom The
Of sS S..ssu specimen of on. 9th.
sS s,sS DOLLAR worth tina. sum- and
The Committee believing III at The ,ue..., =, ,,,
Al VII be materially ~ IN. ,n.i,x sns
on he most agents. have resolved to
pe'son Wishing to become AGENT By sending (po pa,
aiI TICKET P0'peeu, Catalogue and ali other n,e.s,,
On the anal completion OF SALE the Gin. will b.
the hands CosNIrKE OF the rpscH,ssss be p @
the Can.das. ~ e"'''a o'a's' aud