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The Senate refused to strike out the amendment in
serted by Mr. Brooks to preserve de navigation OF the
East river
BILLS LAID ovm
The sacketts Harbor Railway bill wss laid over till
Thursday morning; also the bill erecting sctAyer
county.
The Buffalo and Pittsburg Railroad Town Subscription
bill was ordered to n third reading
The sodus Point Railroad bill ordered 10 third
reading
GOVERNORS VETO AGAINST THE VACANT OFFICES BILL
The veto of the Governor the bill relative to aces
becoming vacant osrng the recess received and ts
confederation postpoced
Adjournct.
THURSDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
BILLS RRPoRTEsD
bill was reported toauthorize ths speedy termination
OF Trinity Church suits.
Also the Merchants Library Association MI
Also the New York Records bill
Also the American Political and Statatical Associa ion
Also the Turnversin bill
The Senate refused to agree TO the report of she COM
mittee adverse to the bill allowing tow, subsc,ption,
to the Utica and Bnghamton Railroad
The Saratoga and Sacketts Harbor bill reported
the Senate-and all the amendments Offered voted
down
The bill erecting Schuyler county also reportal TO
the Senate.
The Saekett's Harbor Railroad and Schuyler County
bills were ordered to third reading
TIL. CANALS.
The Senate in committee, considered tho Assembly
bill making appropriations for the canal deb, and main
tenance Of the canals for the fiscal year commencing
October 1, 1854.
MIR. cRosnI moved amendment reducing the appro
pration to the Erie canal $40 900 and applying 70 the
Champlain canal. Agreed to-
The bill was reported to the Senate, -.
DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATIONS.
Tie bin making appropriations to provide for deiccn
cies excepting in appropriations for the pre- sca
year to meet claims against the treasury account
the canals was reported to the Senate
CANAL MANAGEMENT
The bill describing the alatons in regard to the
naeement of the $, and for other purposes,
taken mp, andpending debase was taken.
ATTERNO0a SESSION.
The Canal Mahagemencb bill reported to the Senate,
also the bill repeating the canal law of 1851.
THE GENERAL AUTHORIZATION BILL -
Was taken up, and
Mr. ST. KcER moved to increase the apprs spriaon for
the New York Eye and Ear Infrmary to $40 O0O Lost
Mr. CLARK moved to strike out the appropriation Lost
To the Rutgers Institute s3 900 givea. and to st.
Johns Cofsge, Fordham, S5, 900.
series Of propositions for aid to other institutions
were made snd rejected.
An appropriation for house for the Governor
moved and lost.
The bill was ordered to third reading. Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
Tie bill submitting the question of prshibtory liquor
law to the people ordered to a third reading.
MIR. WHITES NAMK CHANGED.
bill 10 change the name Of Campbell p. White to.
Campbell White Pnkney was reported
READ
The eccuay to prevent trafcing in lottery, po-
lieies, &c. Passed
To provide for the repair Of the canals by contracs
Passed.
To fix the salary of the Secretary os State Passed
The Senate is still in session.
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ErOln Philniclnl,ia .

TELEGRAPH MISUNDERSTANDING AND ERIE RAIL
ROAD, ETC.
PHILADELPHIA, April 49, 1854
The Magnetic Telegraph Company have declared
quarterly dividend per cent payable on the goth
instant
still sitting at 10 O'Clock. The subject under
discussion is subscription to the Sunbury and Erie
Railroad.
The vacancies in the Board Of Directors of the Sun
bury and Erie Railroad Company filed this morning
by the election of Stephen Colwe Morris VAIN, and
james D. Hand. The gentlemen chosen well and
avoraby known, and cannot fail to impart enhanced
confidence in the success of this great enterprise.
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FRE IN PHILADEIpHIA-THIRTY-sE HORSES
BuIsED-The alarm Of fire at O'Clock yesterday after
noon caused by the burning Of the omnibus stables
Of d. T. More Co., on Coates street. opposite the Fair
mount Water Works The building was entirely destroy
ed Eleven omnbuses, and all the horses except one
set, were consumed There were sixty horses In the
stable thirtyseven Of which prished in the flames The
loss Is estimated at ten thousand dollars Many Of the
horses that rescued rushed back into the stable and
were burned The excitement In the neghborhood was
in,epse,-PMladelphia Ledger april. 10.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


SENATE.
ALBANY April 49, 1854
wEDNEsDAY's PROCEEDINGS CONCLUDED.
TIE CAYuGA AND SENECA CANAL.
The vote reducing the appropriation to the Cayuga and
Seneca canal reconsdered and the amount fixed at
100000. The hn was then reported to the Senate
CONTRACTS MEMBERS.
Mr. HOPKINS moved to strike out the restriction against
members Of the Legislature taking contracts. Lost
ayes 7, noes 10.
The bill was then ordered to third reading.
TrIR BRooKryS CONSOLIDATION BILL.
The Brooklyn Consolidation bill taken up on agree
ing to the report.
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Destructive Freshets I'm New BrurswicI<-Thc
Government Of Newfoundland.

BOSTON, April t, Z.
New Brunswick papers speak Of destructive frehets in
that province in consequence Of heavy rains Several
bridges had been carried away, together with mills,
fences, &c One man had thirteen head of cattle
horse and thirty sheep drowned in his barn by the food
The spring business had commenced in St John with
considerable activity
Her Majesty's government have sgnied their inten-
ton to concedc to Newfoundland the system of
civil administration is enjoyed by the other North
American colonies.
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From Buffalo.

VIOLENT STORM At CHICAGo-DIsAsTERs ON LAKE
MICHIGAN.
BUFFALO, April Is, 1854.
violent storm prevailed during Monday and Tuesday
last at Chicago The brig Caroline loaded with corn for
Buffalo, put back in distress with her cargo damaged.
The brig Minnesota, with provisions for Buffalo, also
put back She grounded the breakwater but got
of by steam tug. She damaged to the extent of
81. coo, and had four feet of water in her hold.
schooner is reported ashore near Agomac.
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SCARCITY OF FIsHERMEN.--Tbe. .pnusual demand
for in the merchant service and the very high
wages that paid (being for short voyages from
500 to s25 per month for ordinary men,. has caused
great scarcity of fishermen We learn that at the Cape
Cod ports cannot be obtained many instances for
the vessels ready to sail Our New England fisheries
are extensive that great numbers Of are
qurcd The feet at Gloucester alone requires the
vices OF from 500 to 900 men, This number would 10
sufficient TO man more than hundred ships. For
several years past there has been difficulty In shipping
crews for fishing vessels, and probably there would be
none were it not for the great wages paid In the
merchant service.
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Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, April IL, 1854.
Tie sales of cotton Monday reached is bales at
rather easier prices Mddling is quoted at S5Sc and
fair 10c Small sales of -four at firm prices; Ohio Sc 25
Corn is at Soc for mixed. lard is higher; $3.50 kegs
sold at csc a9Mc. Sales of 900 bags of Rio coffee at
1oc. Freghts 10 Liverpool 1864.
New ORLEANS, April IL 1854.
The sales OF cotton TO- day barely 800 bales mot
40c0, stated in previous despatch) with fat and
unsettled market.
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!. FREsHET IN vERMoST-The Burlington, W, Sct-
ne Of April says that the rain and warm weather has
melted the snow which sam lies deep upon the hsand
caused freshet in the Winoosk which on Friday night
swept of the bridge at Bradley Farm The high water
and ice carried away the two middle piers, when about
three of the structure fell and swept down
stream leaving the abuments al the sides uninured
four thousand dollars Of which the greater part fell
Burlington.
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AAsemAiY.
1t1."s.Nff 1fPfff IUs IVNd
WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDINGS CONCLUDED.

ALBsNf, Apru To- leSa.
WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDINGS CONCLUDED.
BILLS READ A THIRD TINE.
Allowing towns in Wyoming and Cattaraugus to sub
scribe to the Allegany and Attisa Railroad Passed
Amending the revised statutes in cases of Grson.
Passed.
incorporating the New Ysrk Teachers Association
Lost.
Adjourned.
THURSDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
To prohibit TIE nse Of camphene in stages, except in
NeweiliS lamps. Tabled for the present.
To amend the act for drawbdges Flushing Creek
Passed
Fer the formation of time Mutual Insurance compa-
The New York Central Park bill. Passed as amended
To incorporate companies to navigate lakes and rivers
Passed.
The Camphere bill was rejected by ayes IS, nays s4
BIIe R2AD TruaD
To amend the general manufacturing incorporation
law. Passed.
RelatA to the rights Of married women giving wives
who are neglected by their husbands the control
their earnings, and the general guardianship Of
their children. Passed.
To amend the law to authorize railroad to
make payment on mortgages by process of foreclosure
Lost by 5S to 80.
Providing payment TO the commissioners consolidating
Froollyp Williamsburg and Bushwick. Passed.
Amending the charter of the Brooky Fire Department
Passed.
SUPPLY BILL
Mr. SESSIONS reported the Annual Supply bill Recess
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Bills READ THIRD TIME.
Regulating the speed of locomotives through cities
Passed
Incorporating the New York Juvenile Asylum. Passed
Authorizing town subscriptions to the Utica and Bing-
hamton Railroad. Lost -.
The bill TO incorporate the American Canal Company
was debated on motion to reconsider until the recess
EVENING SESSION.
BILLS READ THIRD TINE.
For the better protection Of emigrants Passed
The bill to aid Hobart and Hamilton Colleges was
taken up from the table and debated.
The Assemblyis still in session
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Non-Arrival Of the Steamers from Europe.
SANDY Hook, April 13-11P.M
There are as yet no signs of the Hermann.
HALIFAX April 13-11k P. M
We are having storm of snow and rain to might.
9he weather is thick, and it is improbable that the
America would venture into port before daylight.
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Ship Richard Alsop AshOr

NORFOLK, April To, I654.
The ship Richard Alsop of New York, is ashore
Wolf Trap Chesapeake Bay. steamer has gone to her
assistance
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The Maine Law In Michigan.

NJ.
The Maine law men now firing one hundred guns in
honor Of Judges Douglas, Wind, Pratt, and Copeands
decision
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The Trades.
PROGRESS OF THE STRIKE OF THE STEAMBOAT FIRE.


In pursuance with the action OF the meeting OF the
steamboat fremen on Wednesday night party Of this
class numbering six hundred and upward met yesterday
morning at pier No North river at O'Clock and pre-
ceeded their march to visit the various steamers.
The body marched to Canal street to the East
river and thence back TO the Battery Upon the arrival
Of each steamer o committee deputed TO go On
board and request those Of their trade engaged her
to participate in the strike During the march there
disturbance, and the body joined by large
number of their trade who generally responded to the
call
According to the djourpment on Wednesday evening"
meeting was held last night at Capt kerrigan's, On
White street to hear the report Of the strike At the
hour appointed a very large and enthusiastic company
were assenlled and Thomas Dawson was called to ths
chair.
One of the men from the steamship Atlantic stated
that the wages Of had been raised board that
steamer to $40 per month and the coal passere $50
This announcement caused grsatdsai Of cheering for
Messrs Collins and Capt West.
The Chairman, Mr. Dawson, said there was doubs
Of the success Of this movement Committees were
appointed to carry the movement by waiting the
different Of steamboats, and steanlshps and
stating. to them that work would be performed BY
them unless advance Of Eve dollars per month va,
granted. rs, 80 -
Those engaged in this strike very enthusiastic and
confident of success. Theyarc ahonest hard worktn5
class and well the advance of wages they demand
1t being resolved to meet again to night at the sam
place, the meeting adjourned
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Antl-Nebra ska Meeting at Trenton.

TRENTON, April ID, 1854.
An antNebraska meeting is to be held here on Friday
evening The call for it is signed by Eve hundred
citizens.
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The Turf.

LOUISIANA RACES.
MFTARIE JOCKEY CLUB MpwTIyG.-FRsT DAY. April 5,
1S54.-Jockey Club, purse 81 900, three mile heats.
J. $. Hunters ch. {. Blonde, by imp. Glencoe, dam
by Wagner, years old. Observation-Disclosures. 1 1
a. L. Bngamans Or. p. Ficld's) b. h. Little Flea,
by Grey Eagle, dam imp by Acteon, years old 2
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oslaneous expenses which incident TO ali the works
contemplated.
have correct data within my reach TO ena Bile me
TO estimate with confidence the Of the works which
have been omitted in the general innate of s62 692
qS but win venture to il will not be less than the
following
For completing the enlargement Of the Os
wego canal 1881 1os AZ
For deficiency in the estimate for completing
the Black River canal and the improve
ments of Black ri rer................. 125. 900 90
For enarging locks on the Champan canal $50 900 90
the Cayiga and Seneca " :. $4,000 90
For engineering, lane damages, removal Of
buildings, and mscei expenses 800 900 90
50 131, ,108 Al
Estimate above ve..............,... O. o552, ,5s2 9S
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TxsuRTY-THIRD CONGREsS.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, April 13, 1854.
NEW LAND DISTRICT MICHIGAN.
Mr. STUART (dem) Of Mich, reported back the House
bill establishing land district in the lower penin
a.. sula of Michigan, which taken up and passed.
RAILROAD IN MICHIGAN.
Mr.. CAss (dem) Of Mich, offered a resolution d
recting inquiry by the Committee Public Lands to
the expediency of granting land to aid in the construc
tion of railroad from Iron Bay in Michigan, to Little
Bay de I0quette. The resolution adopted.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
At quarter past II O'Clock, motion of Mr.. Mason
the Senate went into executive session.
The Senate remained in executive session until four
O'Clock and then adjourned till Monday.
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BUSINESS ~ THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
rLARE-UP AMONG WING SENATOR'S.
The Silver Grays and Free Sellers at
Daggers Points.
AnimatedDi@ussiOn and Revelations Concernins
the Distribution Of the SpOiIS.
LARGE NUMBER OF IMPORTANT BILLS PASSED.
&c. &c., &c.
Affairs In Albany.

LEGISLATIVE BUsINEss-EXCTTING FLARE-UP AMONG
WING sENATORs--sILvER GRAYs vs.. PREE sOILERs
GRAND ExP0sE-sTUPENDOUs PROJECTS TO Ex
TRACT MONEY FROM THE TREASURY CONsUMMArEp
-woMEN's RIGHTS, ETC.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-12
;-,...,-. KENT, PAINE a KENT, .-.~ ,
nnpssrs AAA WLossals D~.ies Ia Foreign Deas.,is

AAA WhorsaIe Dearfs Forslgn Dons.Ie
DAY GOODS,
IL fotrtsspka
SPRING TRADE, is5t.-ws receiving ey
- steamers and packets from 6asgos
Spring Importation OF
BRT7ISH FRENCH AND GERMAN DRY Goons
Purchased the entirely compr,inr
splendid
New and Boston We ~. y.
eeyins m supply Of AMERICAN FABRICS embracing every
variety.
We also prepared with large stock Of READY MADE
CLorhlNo manufactured at hone under
best
With unusually selected with
facilities doing business exeon on our
to the hest trade that
Invite the merchants Of Virginia. North
to examine stock before purchasing With
In this country. - >'
is to throughout the year and
merchants visiting city at season, will we'll pre-
pared 10 them. " F'N
saI KENT, PAINE a KENT
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\ ARDEN sgkDs, wARRAN'
" WHOLESALE AND retail

~ "hOLfcALE AND RETA
dspdrugus-white Giant.
Arfichote-Large Globe.
Bs.ins-Large Lima; Small do;
Red Cranberry; scarlet Runners:
Brosi Windsor.
Snap Bedns-Early yellow:
Six Weeks; do Mohawk; do Chi.
nA; do Valentine do; Half Neon;
Refugee, 1000 to one; Red Gran.
berry.
Bses-Eariy Blood Turnip,
Rooted; do Yellow do do: Long
Blood; White siiesian; French
Sugar; Mangel wurtrei.
B'oco'i-Purple Cape; White
Cape.
Cdbbage-Early York; Large
do; Early Sugar Loaf; do bat.
tersea; do Oxheart: do vanaek:
do Nonpareil. Fiat Dutch, Drum.
head; Large Bergen; Green Curl.
ell Savoy; Drumhead Savoy; Red
Dutch for Pickling.
tdt1tfOtcer-- Early and Late.
Coisry-white soiId; Red do,
Cd"rof-Long Orange; FarIy
Horn; AltrinHham; White Field,
IresS-Curled or Psrpergrass.
Cucumber Early Frame; do
Cluster; Long Gre n; Long Green
southgate; White spined; Cher
to'r-Early Sugar; do rusea.
rora; do yellow.
hndfre-dreeu Curled.
Eyg Plant.
or Cole.
Lesl-Large Scotch.
LrifHce-RoyRl white Head;
Ice Drumhead; hite Co.'S:
Brown Dutch; Curled India or
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DOVE & CO.,
WHOLESALE Grk PEH siiSIs or, II DRUGS, EDI.
for sale, in quantities to ,uit the following
1900 R +, s ssns, sSs,sss In small boxes
1880 s;WSHss Lead, S tss,
$50 Ss.sst. s .Sd So sR. s 81 sweep e Oil
leo oueee. Herrins's Ointment
SO s slS.s SMf.SSss'
SO @ SSsf, Starch; so SS, Tanner. Oil
10000 Cigars, assorted brand.
50 sss Fire rrOof Paint n.pe'
$50 S BE-; iaS %naSs si. ..'H Paint
40 80 S ss8e: S S1ssias 1 ToS.sso
10 gross ssidli,I and Soda Powder,
Ice, Loco SSss e. A..SIisa soap,
1000 eco l1 ID. Iris, c,, Glue
With the usual complete assortment of Patent
ecupti; trade '" ''' usual TIME anu A's'
mil DAco.
5oSssfoS q hhar H&s' DEtdsis1s.
ms --,,--. ., lla M,N srREEr.
~ is,. Dye STUFF ae following article.
additions, will at all times render
M w., IasS; Paint. and cS!Sf, hes. Nader
o oSrOms S Seio&; f faTar Ss Acid
Ssassa DiSt%' k SsS nae ssa soa Bora.
Paris Green; Roll birthstone NJ Sulphur
Prussian Blue; Rotten Stone
SermlliCn Pumiee Stone
Lamp BLACK; Sal Soda
whiting; Cinnauon: Mace Nutmegs
Putty Pepper, Spice and Ginger
Blakes Patent Paint Spirits Turpentne; Linsesd Oil
Furniture Nanish Coach varnish varnsh;
nish Leather Narnish. "
Also large an well selected Brush.
insy ATss shaving aud Washing Soaps in srea, variety
Al popular Meden,s kept hand shortest
notice.
Country Merchants Ply sieians respectfully
solicited To cali and examine our stock and prices.
r. S-Parteular attention paid to packing and forwarding
goods p. JOHNSTON BROTHER
Drugs
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n ASoanrHs WARRANTED aARnRs sREpa ~.
- have
naai sppy q fesh and genuine GARDEN srro suy1la on
we GROUNDS OF Mr. David LAhdsth, Phadsphla euay on
sssas . now 80 sensaiy knoup tina, there
With them The following comprise part Of cur and
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- "SNHIH Iu tSIsisou's n n w. 'i't'n -lsr 49,
EE iss5 ss5:s gsl 80 49, Es!sss

NInGINIA CENTRAL carbohydrates
fRhlGHE GAIA Freight Car the posr,
will lie with the Mall Train daily Sunday cxctpted
the speedy transportation Of Nils Butter, Fresh
and other perishSble articles Packages Of Merchandise
ASpS Agent will accompany the Car attend the receipt
and delivery Of Articles at :he several Depo All
be put with their weight
thereon and be place before the arrival
pots the country Articles
Depot must he sent there between A. and NJ fifteen
minutes prior To the departure the moning
complnied by tickets stating what place they
sent y whom and to whom II articles
with the tickets will he signed by the
delivered to the bringing the articles the other
tanned by the Agent.
An will be in Richmond Depot
A. NJ l p NJ for the delivery OF Articles brought by the ES
Freight all Articles mus; be paid in advance.
No Article will he taken for any turnout.
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,TED FRESH AND GENUINE

Neion-Grecn citron; Pine
Apple; Nutmeg.
Wafer Heion-Pinest Kind
NdsfurtiEm.
Hridri- Black and Whit.
Onfon-silver skin: Wbit.
Portugal; yellow and Red.
ORA.
Peds-Extra Early; Earl, NAV,
Washington; do Frame; do Cb,ri,
ton; Dwarf blue Pru,siap: do
Mlrroufa'; Bishop Duarfproiinc
Pdrsn Up "Long Snit 9th
Trench; Guernsey.
Purslcy-CurIed.
Pcpper~L srer Bell, or Bull
Nose; Tomato shaped; CAYENNE.
Pnm plin-Large yellow
RhuIdrb- Victoria.
Rdddish-long Scarlet short
Top; Scarlet Turnip: White do.
yellow do Long salmon; BLACK
Plant.
Spinnch-Round leav.d.
s4t''sa-Early Bush; dell.
Io,ndfo-Largr Red; do Vel.
low: Egg.
Ihrnip-Esrly Flat Dutch; do
Red Top; Large White NoTfoll:
Hybrid.
Herbs-Annise; Carroway:
rhyme CoIisnder; Lavender:
sseet BASH; Rosemary; Sage;
summer savory: Sweet Mario.
rum; Rene.
go WIN. PALMER.
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SECOND SUPPLY
Or SrnING AND STMuER GOODS.

SECOND SUPPLY
NTALKNTiNg, CntNsGNw & 90, have nj, day received
" ~ e steamers Roanoke and Jamesnwn,a large addition
Ladies' Gentlemen M.e. b. and Telr ~hSi have
been purchased New York az the lowest c pres and sb
od ~ snail advance for cash. puneun CUSTOMERS they
SIsl lsassae, Paid and s!,ip,dsnt,
Black Figured and Pldnslks-ai prices
Plaid and sir ped Hernanu and Orenadlne
surer. French Printed jseonet. and Organizes
french, Engi.. and American Lawns and Cslicoes
Embroidered Robss aad Bdilaute., White and Cord
Pi.g Chalys, Chally Barsres and De Bege
Unstam,, al qa1i'cs and Furniture prints
iiah' aud Furniture Dlmiiy, ana Bonnet Cord
RI ci a9d Meiam Bonnet Car and Neck Inland
Iadie', Gen,.men's Boys, Misses and Chidren'ssik
Thread, and Cotton Hose and Half Hose
Bonbnsns Alpaca Canton Cloth other Mourning Goods
TeblsGo', napkins, Dyiis' ana diapers, all price,
tn,h Linen, Linen C!mbTic and Renting
Thread L,e sv, and Nu Inees, EdNngs and Inserting,
g5asgnet C.@eIie Plain and Checked ssi,, Muslin
lux Satin yalsneis and Nar,eile' yc.tings
BED Tlekinu, Paid Dotns,tis and Cot,snsdsS
h'ud,ome variety N Goods Tor boys wear heavy Vamer
t styanta Clothes Beaehed and Brown shsstng',
yALENfisE oRESsn,w CO.,
10 NO " corner Broad, 'ih ard Capitol streets,
- GuaTe coI All co' Oh Cops Globe Waves. Iocofoo,iv.
Balances which We Invite the attention q Railroad oompsnss
apps Sign Of the Circular saw, II Main Il.
2E BgIs PICKLED HADDOCK, for safe.
az aP' JAS WINSTON.
s ana @ 6s T ne nS eli sssT;
hay. .,J isi''d on man or beast Por 'aIsI
-aPA2 DOVE co.
HILEACUED SHEETING.-i7-4 Beaehed Hamilton
- shss'nE' Furniture ohee" 4e jq, arrived from Bs
spa = "A"i lis Bte. ! . SD:.
IN AE ,sl, og5LTSi Real n.,'sills. Qoiit;
5s ne 90 More ofiho'e Whts and Red Striped do, AZ
'P2' iiS Broad street