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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-10

The Countess Radetsky, consort of Field.Marshal
Rsdetsky. died at Verona the 18th ult
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THE MAnKFTs.

BAIT1MoaK, Feb. 9-The market q At et.pd
holders awaiting the arrival Of the steamer.
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ACCIDENT ON THE SOUTHERN RAILRoAD-Tues-
day night, rs the regular mail train was going
South the engine and tender were thrown from the
track at Stony Creek, and the passengers were
compelled to remain there during the night Foru.
naely no one was injured and the engine sustained
but very tihing damage The switches had been
changed, for the evident purpose of throwing off
the train. We hope the offender may be detected,
aud made to suffer for his meanness.- Petersburg
Express.
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.HaEH1CAN .HINISlEk TO FRANCE
Mr.. Mason had been formally presented IN co,,
OPPOSITION TO THE NEBRASKA BILL

OPPOSITION TO THE NEBRASKA BILL.
CHICAGO, H., Feb 9.-At meeting held las
night. much opposition was manifested to Douglas
Nebraska bill. 1t was strongly denounced by the
old line Democrats, including some of Mr.. Douglas
personal friends Resolutions were passed. rc
questing their representatives in Congress to vote
against any infringement of the Missouri Compro
mise,
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LATER FROM HAVANA.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. THE steamer crescent
CITY Is in from Havana, with dates to the Ard int
News Of no importance. : -
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CiiINA-A letter from Hong Kong, to the New
York Times, dated Nov e. concludes with the fol-
lowing:
P.S.-By arrival from Shanghae we have re.
ceiyed intelligence of the capture of the aokoIe In
snrgent fleet By The Ilperialist naual forces
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CALIFORNIA STEAMERS.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb THE steamer Ell Dorado,
from Aspiuwall, arrived to-day. The steamer
George Law sailed from Aspinwall Oh the LIST inst,
for New York, with the California mails, 600 pas.
sengers. and nearly 81 o0O, 900 in gold dust.
The Uncle Sam had arrived at San Francisco
She passed the Golden Gate, slightly disabled, but
in want OF no assistance
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ADDITIONAL CALIFORNIA NEWS BY TH
DANIEL WEBSTER

DANIEL WEBSTER.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 6.-Full files of California
papers, received by the Daniel Webster, contain
but little news of importance
Intelligence from Lower California had been re.
ceived stating that the schr Anita with aid for Col
Walker, had arrived.
Walker had been made VicePresident of the
new Republic. So says our dispatch.]
Walker was encamped at Ensenada, and in peace
full possession of the country All the Mexicans in
the neighborhood had submitted and asked Walker
for protecton-premising, at the same time, strict
neutrality.
Col. Fremonts Tamariposas claim, involving
Sl0O0000, had been rejected by the District Court
of Cali ornia.
The mining business was depressed. The wealth
er quite dry, but heavy rains were beginning to
fall
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
The markets OF every description were com.
pletely stagnanc the depression being unexam.
pied Clear pork selling at $50, mess SIS 1.2
cioice butter % cents; coal at advanced rates
Lackawana 80; Rio coffee II Zee.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD--Ral

H away from the subscriber, ON the S0th 81 1sesasy
last, my negro boy FRANK. SAID negro y eoeSt 1, y
brown com xion. He has . scar ON each WIS.,.
I'd was bought of . gentleman q tsnqu ~ ~
bought him Of silas Omohundro, Of kachmose isss
May. ,s..h.-s e. ~.
ouier. or any ofthe adjoining counties % ~ rewsfd
If taken up in Prince Edward, or the sdjo nans s0sh
ties. 80, .<.,s....a ~. 4. -.
In Prince Edward, or lodged In Mr.. OmehuaqfVe
ial Richmond so that1 car get him. -.-s1k
Js''' JOHN Z. NOZZLE
Rice's Depot, souihsidc Rsailoa!
e.e,m Prince Edward county, w
iTbe Examiuer and Christina Advocefe xiu iesess
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fffH U. s; MA! MAIL LINE-stsam-
NER-Leayes FRIDAY AFTERNOON. at O'Clock
for NEW YORK, VIA NORFOLK.
Weather permitting, freight received to-day. at l2
o'clock P NJ, and up to the hour of O'Clock, p M
FRIDAY, the 10th inst.
Passengers are requested to be beard before tn.
heur of departure o'clock. P. NJ.
Tickets and berths secured at office, south side
of the Basin. Freight also engaged at our office
Passage to New York. including meals and fin.
stateroom accommodations. only. ...........$I0
Those taking this ship for Norfolk will be charged
the same as by the river boats.
fe9-2t iITDDAM l. WATSON
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II oli~E.-AANCtt RkOpER-
~ TY FOk SALE.-WTl BE- sold 70 the highest
hour Of O'Clock twentv-nine Ia. ri a D IND
place. :
Also. one-fourth of an acre Lot with ooUfora-
bile dwelling house, Kitchen necessary out-houssa
and an excellent well Of water IN the ysrd.sFss
Also, seven frst.rate cows, three Of vhieh ne
now giving milk, the balance heavy with calf.
Also, two WARNINGS.
The terms Of the sale will be made recommendation
which will be known on the day Of sals. ~
PETER K. MORGAN
fee-1d* Trrssee for Elizabeth Hoack
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THE NEBRASKA BILL Iol.," of the Baltimore
Sun, writes from Washington, February 9th, as fol-
lows:
Mr.. Everetts speech was very interesting consid-
crate and prudent, and confined chi. fy to the
question. whether the Compromise of 1850 had de
strnyed the Missouri Compromised But on some
collateral points he presented views of much interest,"
in most eloquent and impressive manner. The de-
bate he concluded in the Senate for another
fortnight Even the eais of The bill are as vet in
complete The pending proposition of Mr.. Douglns
will remove nearly all the objections Of the friends
OF the bill, for 1t aside the Missouri restriction.
without declaring it to be superseded 1t may be OBJ,
jected. however, by of the State-rights Sena-
tors that 1t comedies too much to the squatters in
the tarritories
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NOTICE.-The person who took val
IN liable BAY STATE SHAWL, on "Wednesday
last, the let instant, from Mr. McEyoy's Soiree at
boshers Hall, and left in exchange a small one of
inferior quality, will confer favor by leaving il at
SAL Hall where the one left may be obtained
fe Cts
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WET NURSE FOR HIRE.-For hire
w ahealthy young WOMAN without incur.
erance. for wet Nurse. Also, GIRL IA years old
feS-st r. cAUTHoRN.
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or s stories above his head.
These Machines have become in general use in the
northern cities, and in Baltimore have made many
hundreds.
l have three sizes, to suit large or small ware
houses
Messrs. LEE L CO. are my agents in Richmond
who receive all orders and give all information for
the same. JAMES BATES
Iron Foundry and Hosting Machine Mandatory
No. IS President street. squares north of the Phil.
adelphia Railroad Depot, Baltimore, Md.
fe 7-d1m
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TyO THE LADIES OF RieHAQN2:
AND QUICK RETURNS !--Hsvirp jsst1sos5se1
M, M~I .so,tment Of Fancy srneIss hom hsw,tek,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, he begs 8 49, scs
s;ve him call. His Drug Store e a. the eeF1ff 81
IN and Broad streets No. ~ ne VIA 81 - 9.
so,tmeuf OF Goods just received g tne vesy loNe1
49, sJherins 10 his motto. small pronlo md quick
pnccs sunss THOG. LE0HAANs
fe'uin'. Drpegisf, be. ~ Rsqe1 g
Do not forget his Cough Medicine, tbs insf.nt -
lief and speedy cure. -
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ion at our store. for and on acccsnt g - Salep
writer's . large collections oi Hsxdwaro eonSlsIioe
part Of plated tin and Pasnt hasd sp1ier osrupss
Hames. Traces, &c. Ae-; sets tall hrsss an1 .sIvoe
coach Hames. &c &c.; tin SkimmoFF Ladies 1osk4
Gun Nipples bras Pad Locks Peycuesiou CaSa
Y they viii find in this invoice srsas nsny ssslsc
Terms cash on delivery.
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a MILITARY, CIVIC AND FAN e
~ CT DRESS BALL The YOUNG GUARD II
EH re.pectfn,ly announce TO the citizens Of I'll
- Richmond snd vicinity. thar they viii cele- -
nr.ts the snnroschlns anniversary Of the birth oil
vEn nRs Nm WAAsH,nuIoN bys .rnr.rcv
DRESS BALL,
% % be eiyen at the UNION HOTEL. on the evening
ot WEDNESDAY, tha 22d of February, 1854 being
their fourth annual Ball
The Corps while ashins the patronage Of the citi.
gems and military, beg leave assure all who may
wish % participate with them. that no psius VIII be
20 make the occasisu worthy the day We cele
that effect
MuSIC-Smith's Armovy Cotillon Band.
surrEk-Bv an experienced caterer.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTs-wit red,
white and blue Rosette-Lt Hugh w. Fry, Jr. Ser
sesnt !. .. Smith and Private r. C. Stanard. Jr.
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTIOE-Red Rosette.
FLOOR COMMITTEE-R1ue do.
SUPPER do. White do.
Tickets of admission, @ so-to be had Of any mem.
hef ofthe Corps. at the door the night OF the
F- NO CHARGE FOR LADIES. felo
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DART xviii FOX JANUARY III
i BRAtTHWAITE'S RETROSPECT OF PRAC-
TiCAL MEDICINE AND SURGERY-Uniferm
American edition.
This is allowed by the medical profession to be
the most valuable periodical issued Twice in the
year it sits the grain from the periodicals.
Of the world and gathers all novelty and merit into
a bundle. Recently it has been very much improved
in Typography, SO that its appearance il worthy
of its merits"
Price vi, or subscription, 50 per annum
JAS. WOODHOUSE.
fe 6 Rockefeller EasIe g.
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EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF DRY

IL DS!!!-lntendins to enlsree my store by
to efe CT an nmed clearance of my present stock
within Is days 1t sists Of complete sesortment
of such goods are usually 10 be found Y Dry
Goods Store, besides large variety OF FANCY NJ
TICLES the whole of which, havine been recently
purchased in the best marie cts viii b. Ghered ct uch
low prices to cause its immediate dstrioutios aed
at the same time effect great saving purchaser.
Some articles are particularly cheap, viz:
White, black and coIsred Kid Gloves for meie!.
s7sc and for gents at 62ica pan; white lpsp Hdks,
rs cents dozen; Imitation Inas Rubber Lens Combs
Al I6s cents; silk UndeIshirs At d. and Cotton enes
Al 81 cents Swiss and Cambria Bands 10 cent4 Ede.
Carpet Bags, very cheap. q sc
These goods win certainly be disposed Of very fast
'no-s.o " COHkNS,
fe 6-1w Corner OF Broad eh0 SHo -.
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A N OPPORTUNITY is offered Pbysi.
$500 or $1,000 to engage and become eoualIy inter
ested in an practice in this city and re-
mnnerating handsomely. Address Z. NJ, at this
ONCE. fe 9-St*
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AHlEHs OLD DOMINION LINE.
zzsz----s.SFOR LYNCHBURG.-Boat KEY.
STONE is now receiving freight, and will leave as
usual. EUSTACE l. APPLEYARD
North side Basin, between 9th and 10th streets
fa Q-2t
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g. INTERE STING TO SHOE

.4HS& -szIG.S TNEIOdI, FhEIGdT.-
g Boats ROSE, CABELL and MO.
BILE are running weekly between Richmond and
Tye River, and will receive freight for that point
Scottsville, Lyuchburg, or any other place on the
canal Engagements solicited for these boats for
the reghtng of iron, plaster, lumber machinery OF
any article not liable to damage.
w. F WALDROP, Agent,
fe 9-ln
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IL NORTH CALVERT STREET. BALTI-
MORE, OPPOSITE BARNuM,S HOIEL~-The
purchase sale Of Lottery Tickets within the STATE
esnSs9 wis rsn.1tv o 3. =: q
scriber would respectfully sscit the erdsu 81 his
friends and others who may feel disposedte pssehase
thirty years. and being pretty fsusEally known
throughout the State he deems & almost unnecessary
give any further that al budnso eon61
ed to him will be promptly and properly attended 70
TPackages, single tickets and shares, IN I'll the
Maryland Lotteries, for sale. 8fsa
The printed Official drawings sent to eerrespon
dents by the first mail.
EPiizes csshed ct sight
Address THOMAS LAMBERE,
M 25-ifn HAltfmora Nj
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IHLOOKING PLANK, Ao.-1he sub
JIG scdbers, asAgspts Of the Viruinis ~ noeth @.
rolina Lumber and Plaring Company A. elfheu4e4
FLOORING PLANK. planned, tonsns3 en4 gQevsd
ia one Of Beardsley'e newly pstsntsd plseine -
chimes. This Plank b from NORTH Casel.eA. leae
dressed and undresssd; dresseA WE A3H43
BOARDING, be. Any one wis1ipe - .pesQhf1.e
good artiels. b snpplied s shezt 9qs49 -
pI sa Corner s u css1 "a ysasi 49,
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RANk NOTE ENGRAVING.-Thes sub
tinu of Plates and Vienettes, from Messrs Draper.
Welsh Il Co., Philadelphia, and desires to call the
attention of Banks and Brokers to an examination
OF the superior and splendid style of their engra-
wings.
am prepared to have all orders executed on the
best terms. Call and see the Plates Vienettes &C.
r. McCANDLISH, JR
We h-dSw 1856 Cary ct.
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OHM BBLS. COFFEE, ~ barrels
~OV Crushed so bbls. Pulverized and Grariula-
ted. Is hhds. prime Porto Rico, 100 bags Brazil
LEATHER; 100 boxes by 10 and 10 by IL Window
GLASS so boxes family SOAP; 700 bushels prime
new GLOVER SEED-leceivng and for sale by
fe 8 LEWIS WEBB 4 SON
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THANKFUL to the public for the very
Il liberal patronage heretofore received we take
this means of giving notice that shall be ready in
few days at our new store. with largely increased
facilities again TO serve them
fe 8 C. HARTWELI, A. CO
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GAhDEN SEEDS, warranted fresh and
~ genuine, obtained from the celebrated seeds
mon. Sinclair j. y Co.. Baltimore. These seeds
are OF ne hne.s quality, aud such win recommend
tnemseives They are from one Of the best Seeds
receive and for sale by '1's
B. n. DUvAL BROTHER
IeS Bank Square
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~ ak NM 8 ca
GENIEEL H1Go1. URNITURE At
~ AUCTION SATURDAY, HurH1rn * q.
IIin INST. eeumenens e 10 sicoet Vii al 3
~ Franklin, between 6th snd tn streeta - = -
sslaaInins hruse-keepinE his entire Hoe.sIoa -
nl,ehcn FURNlTURE. consisting ID pm al 49,
slo eeoards 0il-eloth, Windov-shs1e Chins. CIeSs
- yuress he. together With Ill the kitehes uf
~ =, "a Terms cash. -
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M ULES AT AUCTION.-On SATUR-
AN1 DAY the 18th inst. at the large lot in rear of
my store. will sell pair of fine working MULES,
on credit of months for approved paper
fe 10 R. CAUTHORN.
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II UNINloTKAIO8S MOI lC E.--Al
IA peTsous indebted - The estate of JACOl
KARk. des'a. Or g ne lass eIp q Kali 4 Hso
counts unsettlsd 81 - fkh q the pfas6af nos &
viii be prosecuted 4, 5rdfno - laW. - S s
The kdministatog q asxions - eestIo = ~ e1hl
con.i.sssss. rHlIIp nx1qHs
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oil RICHARD UABThURN.
n III E SCI OONER MOUNT

Il PLEASANT FOR SALE AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY, the 7th inst, at q o'cpk NJ. on the
premises will sell at auction to the highest bidder
fine coasting Schooner called Mount Pleasant ft1Ily
equipped and in excellent sailing order now living at
the lower wharf at Rockets, where she can be seep
by any one desiring to purchase. Her measurement
thirty three tons, and she will carry 1900 bushels
under decks.
TERMs-One-third cash the balance on months
time for approved paper.
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IN ON Sal UhDAl, 18th inst conn.
- mencins at 10 o'clock, in the lot in 49, !.
NO. no; Ioh street will be sold at auction.
mUnh "a HoRSES, sets of HARNESS. and aooi
AU-WAGON, which sold for no fanIt ssoe
Also, several good WORK HORSES and Mrry.rs
70 ~ THOS. w KEESEE At
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MALE AcADEMY,

III
this to the public the Trustees aer themselves
ne 'ae It Mp see
commended as Teacher of the highest order Graduate
ering the highest Glasses the University Of North Car
S sers fGm the he m has S in
satisfaction.
There is nearly completed in the Town of Henderson
removed from the business of the place. of the neates
Academies in the State which has built by the par
friends Of education found abou and that too at heavy
expense and would be suicidal in Trustees not to
The gentleman whose services we offer the public is
native Of Virginia by birth and education and therefore
permanently his home, he would ask all who know him
the head and when this shall be done he have
ing of knowing that he has performed thepart
presents one Of the finest fields for the
agement Of education in the State combining health NOR
of being situated immediately the Raleigh
the great Western Stage Line aordng all who may wish
to patronze the School easy
Sessions of five months each. The Spring Term
mence the first Monday in January 1854 The Fall Term
will the first Monday in July following and
the close of each Term will public examination.
Board be had in the Village country be de-
deduction for loss of time except protracted
illness.
We would impress upon all who may wish to patronzo
the School the necessity of being ready TO enter duty
the first of the Session. rrp,,s
Tuition for Pri%ary Course per Session, $40 90 90
90 Hlgher BrancheS OF English, per session, IL %
do Mathematics and Languages, Is 90
For further particulars address the Secretary.
By order of the Board of Trustees
LEWIS Ii. KITTLE Sec'y.
November 18TH 1853. 3-tl5F.
EHACT rs. FICTION.-JUST PUBLISHED, THE
e OLD BREWERY, and the New MISSION
POINTS, BY the Ladies of the Mission. The Publishers take
pleasure in inviting the attention of the moral world to this
charming production of the remarkable
offered to the public and they confidently present
of the most touching and impressive volumes which have
fallen from the since the first issue of Mr. Warren
"Diary OF Physician The papers composing this work
are not mere fancy sketches written for the purpose of
simple commercial speculation but the written histories of
fallen who ha been missed of lost who have
been reclaimed of 1deress which has been led Indus
try of Drunkenness which has thrown the Cups of
Poverty which has put the garb of Comforts of De
pair which has begun again Hope of Ignorance which
has crept of Darkness Light and Of Sinful Weak
which has thrown off Falsehood, Crime and Shame
and walks firmly forth in all Christians 9Th
The volume overows with incidents which real with
pictures drawn, not from fancy, but from fe-the whole
invested with freshness which only from the
vital fount of truth As whole the publishers present it
of the ruhfules mirrors of human Weakness mfr
nifty and slfcring and of the sublime sefsacri-
Christian flithfncss and heroiSm offered tn
public. For sale by
HENRY d. TURNER,
N G. Bookstore,
Raleigh, n. c.
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GTATIoNARY, BLANK BOOKS, ENvEL-

STATIONARY, BLANK BOOKS, ENVEL-
- OPES AND PAPER of every description; Perfumery,
Brushes. Also Fancy Goods, in great variety.
The Store of the Subscriber has lately been repenshed
with New Goods, from the New York Boston and Phade
phia Importing Houses, and from all the principal Amer
can manufacturers. Among his extensive assortment may
be found all kinds of Letter. Cap Drawing Note and Fan
Mache, Rosewood Mahogany and Leather Writing Desks
Work Boxes &C., Cloth Leather and Paper Mache Porte
oos all styles of Card Cases and Porte Monnes Wallets
and Pocket Books Steel Silk and Kid Purses Bankers
Cases; Lubns Celebrated Genuine Perfumes Farnas I'm
rvaed Cologne Bridal Glove and Handkerchief Perflned
Boxes Building Blocks Wood Aphabets Pearl and Ivory
Tablets Games too numerous to mention Hair Cloth, Hat
Cases Shell Horn Dressing Combs; Ivory Combs La
dies Companions, Spool Stands; all kinds Rubber Balls
Vesa Lights; Tea Bells; Toilet and Travelling Glasses
Tooth Powder Hair Oils Toilet and Shaving Soaps Chess
men, Dominoes Back Cannon Boards Chessboards, Dice
Checkers Sewing Birds Penknives Scissors and Shears
A splendid assortment of Gold Pens in Gold and Silver
Cases. Steel Pens fifty styles Pen Nibs and Qulls Letter
Seals Stamps all Styles the best of Wax warranted 70
burn free; Water Colors Fancy PaPer and Glass Boxes
Transparent Porcelain and Paper States large assor
ment of Visiting and Wedding Cards Stationary Articles
pgeneral; edding Stationary and . Fixins best qual
tea Patent Blot Pads Diaries; Ledgers, Day and Cash
Books Journals de-; Letter Copying Presses Books and
Mathematical Instructions; Biottng Papers Paper
Folders and Paper Weights Erasers Mouth Gue lndel-
BILE Inks Inkstands of One Hundred different varieties
All of the above described articles be found greater
besides other articles too to mention Gall
and for yourself They will be sold at the lowest prices
either at wholesale retail.
HENRY D. TURNER,
No. !, Fayetteville Street,
Raleigh, n. c.
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VIRGINIA MANUFACTORY OF CABINET
y FURNITURE, and Agent for Nunn'< 6 (urke's Cefe,
6rated Piano Fbrtes-I.EWIS SALISBURY, No. SO and
Co. Main street, Norfolk, Virginia.
zeted beyond doubt that selling lower than
other house at the South.
The subscriber invites the attention of purchasers OF Fur
nure his stock in and to which daily addl-
'tions now being made, consisting of 80
Rosewood Mahogany and Black Walnut Bureaus with ana
without Glasses, Marble Tops,
Secretaries, Marble Top Washstands,
Centre Sofa, Side and Work Tables, Painted Furniture
Toilet Tables, Commodes Whatnots, Hall Stands,
Stuffed, Easy, Rocking and ParlOr Chairs
Couches Bedsteads, Sofas Tete-a-Tetes, Divans,
Ottomans, Window Seats, Crickets, Wardrobes,
Card Tables Mirrors well all kinds of Cane and ood
work,
Also white Grey live Geese Feathers both kiln dried
and in the original packages
Common Feathers Hair Palm Leaf and Straw Mattresses
Hair Cloth Burlaps, Gimp, Sofa and Chair Springs,
Glass Plates, Wooden and Willow ware,
Clocks Castors, Knobs, &c.
We you'd also call the attention of the public to Robin
sons Patent Bed Sofas for which have the Agency
They the best article of the kind in both regards
the work and being less complicated and max
ing wider bed by four inches than other kinds more than
all this they sold for dollars less The dealers in Furni-
ture will find here full assortment as low prices
in any establishment in the South or elsewhere.
UNDERTAkING-Every attention paid to this branch OF
bUsnessbeing constantly supplied with Collins of eve
description both Metallic, Mahogany and other kinds
Immediate dispatch given to all orders by mail
Norfolk Oct. l5 1853. 96-Gmpd