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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01
aEGIiDv Sales.
by TAYLOR Il WtLLIAG-.AUC
iioI SEiiOLD AND EJTGf ~ TIR%!TIEF

u. STOCK. sc. At AUCTION.
VII -~nh.ciihcr. attracting t. l,auy" 80 Richmond.
- VIII I'll M public auction. On WEDNESDAY r.
H'p;;c"''"i' !s"i. l.; Ii O'Clock. !. n. 1T hi Arm. hDru-.u..
~ i''Eo''' c"rnty 7H MILO iron. R:y5maGi. III H. -'...
crops. &c
l." i'r;''His utensils and household and kitchen turn.
'i'' hF' h'lI's "'"' ana now III good order; among H."
stock r. ~" very good work har-,s.
HANS -! or "!! '"'..." .. 80 mi under cnsh. over that
nlm'Hi: months cr"'I.' :Or AZ proved yd,, ~. with ,..-r...
added. Il T. p,ITr,r"
ThYLOR * WILLIAMS. Arc's. Ar- -. "
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
Nrw 1)nb!ieatiNls;

ITO PUBLISHE Err S-NEW-YORK BOOK
l RINDfRY No IA Fultonst T. WALKER SONS respect
fully poim Book Trade that they have very eonsdeisoy
their which enables ttem 10 oser theh
n, Il bind editions Of rks 10 Morocco
. R.,.i, and every variety Of styles OF binding
with dispseb, on reasonable terms
CPIKlT MANIFESTATIONS EXAMINED and
~ fXPLAlhFD
JUDGE EDMONDs REFUrED; or, An EXPOSITION OF rHE
PowsKs AND THE HUMAN MIND BY Jonn BOWS
ros author Of Philosophy Electrical Psyeho sy &c Bound n
cloth price 75certs
No book published for long time. hiss created nom the com
a. this does Orders are pouring IN
from all parts Of country from sme Of whom are be-
- and anne doubers oil Of wish light on the sa D.
;,ct The book will have AZ immense sale
wv DE WITT DAVENPORT
Publi,hen Nos leo aud l62 Nrssu-st-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
CIlLD BOOK FOR EN1INkERS.-D. APPLE
i ION Co, Nos Sis ,nd 81 Br .a~s,

LNllLD BOON FOX kNOlNkEhS-D AR
i ION Co Nos Ss ,nd 81 Br .a~s,
PuBLI.H rals DAY
sruu cr l.yas dsrutin. s ..Eles ley.lias
c. tOsther -A '.b-' o. rstt Or
Al ',sst, sI. .D.,t: es se By '0ha Hs's'
hi ty r.ps Il s..r R.ro.. Biok'Of eai ora
e. 20: on no we oss az. +s ,s. i.s.
r1s ma out sarno1i. crossings ke ss.issia
vlsh this vOr, . ss..nsd 70 rppy -
US Nlir..T Ae.OtxY, wrsr POrsr April IS. issa
sGeseS f ss1. loosed over H,ael. FIELD Book fr R,l
Iren.n thins well .i,Ped to ire os-ei =. .ltso
,SHs ,s si. .i' 70 ss' oS sS sS s @ ssd s
VERY respectfully Il hAHAs'
"USlos COLLEGE, SCHENECTADY ASril Il 1884
sGol,seS ssvs sI.nned 8, your req1et Hsnet' Fisi
Soes for ro,d 'ren hastily sat eieoty 70 ea'os n.
8o.t S.es sls v,a,s POcset ,.airn c
the fed .h. recommend it 70 my f,fiSs Issig int
Professor Of Civil En,iaserins 10 Uaioa c lsse "
r E. q .. L...s:s: Si:asi .si ), s;so,l ;so
Psa. whom The .s;. ,,it Of che .srt
Tbs. re, p.Is seoa o. I,if: m C So1oa .os
proes, Ct he VINO sse ne ensahes "a.
nd r,,,rS Her. Co t6s contrary have ,aei,l. .'ub
pston aud gr.etc- shch nedsd fssy ae az en
.u ssrd 20 th Of h sig,a~e'
o the se eOet 'eIifesd faos Of 40 ~o, saea Hhs'
l. FUsTIs PrOf Of the L.Erenes scientific School.
"CsGabrese, Mas. APrlls 1854
TRoY ADril p. 1884
"Gcanen s mnh pleased ~i;h 1r Heneks ittle men AZ,
Rro.a :pspeer' Wna tas Prsseuatoa Of
aud usfG J recosnzd
railway he hs veo oh.rs sb AZ least In % i
TO- sppesr mint Of hshef h,n has o
nOvey Of being IN general susceptible OF tssso a. %
ssble pfscteal 1s- conc asJr The thint he
c,sisr book uch adsot excelen we %
professional have pleasure 10 express cords. .u'
f,dn with lis exec on alike yh the per.Pieuy Of arr r.as
effected The suthor and the excellent yPossphe, taste
dsplss ed BY his publisher. ~
" sm gentlemen With bish respect.
B FRANKLIN GREENE,
Director of the Renesef Pol technlc Instute'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
fest au0 fonno.

fNARPET-BAG LOST-A gentleman gave Carpet
- Bsg boy from Fulton Ferry . A~ey sesasf
ier North and hsad pphas OF boy OF
Inc Bag cortsir srcles elchns aud stodry ose'r.
no vaoe formation hat si lead 70
II. rscovsr viii b. abssy nded at No Is BROADWAY e
No l2 up START -
EOUND-Some days since 8 PORTE EMONNAlE
co. tsinir money Ts wnerean have BY CO as on
Mr. CAoY, ,tihe Con rollers ofce,
OST- On Wednc sday, a PORTE-MONNAIE, COZ
tsiunf BY LtAbte, Ne son nraaeiry
q. Bradbury at teu months fro z,th Msee tss
sS7 So A. usde by Brstbas In voe Of Lshse
Sesnr AZ four nh March tot si,t "a Any GER N
hrp.ps them 20 No p Causs will be suitably srsea roey
axe -uo being encod The pube essticned sss'nss
refofis'ins the same
I OsT-Yesterday, in 5th sv between 9th and 18TH
Il u. a GOLD In, ktT ESAMeLEO LOckEr and r1lS-
kYr ard GOLD and CORNELiAN SE Al With portion he
wstch Chsn arschd The der viii Do Suitably rewarded on
lesyinr them AZ No IS 5h N at The ofce Of .
SIMEON DRAPER, No ~ PinesI
7 CST-On Wednesday evening, 10Th inst at the Ex-
hbiion o the Meohanics Institute School &C the brcaawy
T.b.u,ce HAIk ACELEr With Gold Clasp engraved "in
memory OF my The fader viii h. sitsb Iew~dsd aud
receive by sndns TO h, Msson House.
No 50 C.btrest
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
6orses, Carriages, Sc.

COR SALE-A pair of fine Dapple Gray Horses,
II well rs,ched. ,nd every tiad inqairv ct wOoVS
stable No "a 2d-sv, corner Of 5,hst
L'OR SALE CHEAP-A pair of Sorrel Mares, ~
bands high dye and old klod 10 s'se and do.es
snowy and stylish drvrs On. nw been u,sd ng
To b. the sta les OF WILLIAM COWAN,
Nos ~ 70 and ss Mereerst
EOR SALE--A splendid gray Horse, about ISL
bands hisb knd single double hsrnes and bcaatifi
saddle horse. Apply o. No. 2H Esst zd-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
Published this Morning.
v THE CHILD OF THE CITY Story of Se~.Y'


v ,vT cu,1p Q OF / THE CRY Story of x.~rol La.
Bv Robt y. Greeley f., l..
t M.t,opo,sn Novel BY OF our most Popun writers
~ create equal to anything lately Puohsh~a In
the 6sle Of literature ~ =, ,,.- -.
idea the plan Of this book the dnee'a Of
-. ..nt,ou TO the ahlshuent OF privse nos ~hea
no s,t,ius TO be among Us aad TO the raef
nth ius, tribute paid the character oi 1he ~aa' ~
,hs Mr., Arthur The death Of Pryee bensdet snd 'ne
f,, Of Julia the heess-the destruction OF the ru0ed
ho,,l-e trial. and temptations and me
h.,on. offer materials for the construction oil Po'
-, of Violet has mos; happily svsiled himself
vo limo $50 pages Cloth IS cents paper " cen"
BuNCE BROTHER, Pubh,hers, No S4 NAs'.a st. y l.
@pOEFSSO WILSON, TAI s.
THE pORREsrERS: Domes'ie lac b, JONI ~ s,r
-, Ia, Piof,so Morsi Philosophy In the On's"s VI ~
1.-THE LIGHTS AND shApo"So VI SN"i'
,s,,e II ustrst.d IS cent?
new edition Just p shsh,a ppos Ss sss Bro.d~sy
"OUSE HOLD WORD for L
II bssns e. a,s, .1 eh.ptes Of DICKENS Ne. story
OF msi'ei ' HARD TINES,
wheh hS pssh s,ps Psr,odcai pab'hed u ntaly
- n,es Of 20 cents number. o.,.,o voi,
bs 1~ HOUSEHOLD WORDS N elsnt " 49, .sS =,
sla1s ierSy > ipeh of choice and ins''1'''' e's
ever, home and fanny McELRArH BsskEa Pash.ssy.
MUSICAL REPOSITORY No -, 10, INC T'. w. 80
M erdhs sATuRDaY AFT e;s;a.n ..s Eas.h The NJ
sSs sci SrfosroRY p.n wi Sas o. s Of -. sASs s
pieces music the yposr.psm ,,or ornsnent No sever
oIsef s,e Those trsd.smsn wbe have sen. I,so,.
nsais Ohe WI pls'.s take ssa, nSsfs 'sS-apcs
are usels" sDse enSSs@rsRS sROs, Apns New xsr, g.,
j. PARKER, Mes 80 s'd % 0"fsAA'' ~ w.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
DICHLY ILLUSTRATED ENGLISH JUvE,

1THE MIRROR OF INTEMPERANCE, By the
j Rev Marcus Y CrusL .
th se, Of tie U<or, No iig Ses
go sra At T K COLLINS No. Norsa sth 81 Phits-
delptia Avn rrS uoprrscs a ,h.
prtst- PhilaaelphiA
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
Chances for Busimess Alem.

A GOOD INVESTMENT-A profitable Mercan.
tile and Manufacturing Business esabsn-d " Hes besa
within the lGt capable OF eslae
dsbls Ths pfopnetors VIA 70 sne
person or persons command from sieS 30 70 enee
az opportunity q offered seldom met VIA tbe poss-
thriving and eoheiton nd
fsfies than has beiese s,tsnsa Cm
61eDtis snd seconpsnsd with and sdt meet win ~
e.tion -
ANY ONE WISHING to INVEST CAPITAL in .
"A oters Of location snd posSs
- Ks2n Gran4 Rapids PisnkrssA seosa
IL wIi tl< much 70 thex advantage
unncsss the 90 bscrfber Ad1ress
" " WOODHAyEE PlsswsD o. An>sn Co, Mieh-
a RAkE CHANCE.-An established Agency, by
N which good per maas withSut rsk fos sais
The location supeyi, The
reascp for 60 li,s sih b, made satisfactory.
GBEISOUGH CAwLEY No 80 Broadway floa II 70 =
CLARKs PATENT FIGURING MILL-Now 90
~ rhihitioa s Harlem RArosd Depot No - tAs
very hest Fcuiss MIL the World the Pefsnt nsbt eos
the be found for stecais.en Cal ssa 80
COR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY PROPER-
TY-vsasbe Mia woolss Man, tsesory Dwehise sna Necs
rrs ossh-r eool.irhs 20 sers. n ses ~
sslsn wsssree cousty ~ ~ "a wciss W . 49,,
sbssdsnt ssd ss'p e 80, 49,
al es ro Absny sLd wo sostb Of the village - SsisR -
Be ob,s.sd fon The nsrdn Of - asseA -
eos.et ao.n ed .hss s-sS ne ss,sss T. - -
~r. dfp5e vha i've II tbs sl rksss bs10 fvs
ivellir bos So xrd s prsisss ssl
place fos eoslsy tr.ss Issgs e Sssssa Sspy 80
j5sn IAnsfn niI.sS SIfsES ss T W. sis IL l.~
Z OR S1LE-The Lease, STOCK md rxtures q t.
C,ocsry oesrs No ~ ahsv, bssvssn SHA - ocAA -
,hssssy rsecsss tvsa sss ssIhas.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
WALLACE. THIATER 1,9 p THIS EVENING,

WALLACK" THEATER THIS EVENING,
=" A''a a. bEfnaIF psIgo9 sI Asb " EAt. + s0ESr.
n !sSs:o1 Sa ss5s so@.a's Ls,
HEARTS AT FAULT
Mr. " s,as p9.k ~. ~ EHy E:-n M stephens
Capt Me,d~.siser., srooiSs@ III. ss.s 49, NJ. ss.phsa.
In future doors ~ open and esrt4i o'clock
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
y SINGING IEE slsS GENT ssS .Io..a ifSaSf SHOW
% ;. h,s a the ss:,S@ PuRsG AZ LdE @EEK from
s56O IN EMIUMs
tn. sill b ,hs spslSG f 1874 o. s celebrated
And -. collection Of HorHOUsE PLANGs Of GaEEN HOUSE
LASI iEsAgoSgss y szA..Gs s W S.s: ss
Csns'ioe. Pstpr Go1rs. srieas Orchids CUT FLOWERS
BOUQUETS sTsAwBEsRIEs csulnowers Tomatoes hha-
'''' &c eSssYfi9 GsSArEsT bisFL.Y EVER MADE
s sR % eoScsSr o. Sd sARs e sos 's'
oed baufo peculiar novel AMERICAN .nd FOREIGN
FIRST EXHIBITION " TsE KIND HERE.
n .. soa the LSsEt sab ks's A.
fo,t a.ssr.e IRor,9LI 10 Mgs.sn NsG wsa,h & sr1
ARk Bsssp S e s S% ~ ; Of M sf Prizes g@ ;os & .sf %
s b. .".1dsd sse.5 he pab5es Last Of
AdnitsDoe TO toe eDt'rs ,Bssum. q c-nts
QARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM-FRI
- DAY, Ap 2a 1871 the ATE sSoON At o'clock the
PAbDY MiLESs coy 10 the EVENtSG at Il o'clock tbs
consdy Of TIE SCHOOL toe scAsDAL ...-
Toe Happy FAMILY aud al the oher Curose' 70 be
Admnce csnts ebidren TO- l2 First Balcony and
P~quet l2.c ertrs
THE BEAUTIFUL SCENERY at BUaTOVs in
1BE TEMPT ST end @lDsUMwER FIGHTS DsEAM
The frieIds Of GEORGE HiELGE, the Amcan scenic artist
SATURDAY NEXT April % BENEFIT for Mr. HIELjE
the Of prsptibs e1rs for the great sk
The Box Office open and the friends Of American art
''f"''''" =" a''''" ppmFuRFR sarrRDay
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
60 farmers an0 Others.


CRAPES-J 7. WILSON, the propagator and ex
" hor of the Charter Grapes N.s YORK for fsv yes
p.~t hs that he oas tee more
hoe h..uifp roos tho
mourous and bali in disns'er THIS 6rsps
rty hardy needs protection votrr ripeus IN sos
om the ia 10 hs 2sh OF septenoes
Yor eating ens ther. 40 better gro "a
OF their orders
All orders addressed t. WILSON No scsmmest corner
Of Fast Brosdssy viii meet vhe prompt sttenlos
EUANO for SALE-In lots to suit purchasers by
,hs .ub,rnbsr r. W CAMERON
No ti6 Wsl-t, near Brooklyn Ferry.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
"Tte mot delsht'a book Of the DAY -
MELBOURNE AND THE CHlNCHA ISLANDS,

"The most delightful book Of the day
NIEIBOURNE AND THE CHlNCHA ISLANDS,
Nl with Sketches q Lin. .9a voy,ss oTsd me word By
"Th embrsees prehsn snd i.sesn,nt m.nne
Ct, Of Australia M .ecoabt Of the C6ineAs Islands tbs
GusI ke &c sso gives lvey sese nee o. L.ns &C,
n The .ccount OF nchs Islands with their scenery
population Of sa.nO dss.t and .. on. also s.s mel,
witch thror Ehou entertaining ana oered VIE 50 sdA
,. o. Of s'.i .s o. d.s box. Of is day II rof
o sool Of travels fa IL the record Of
The ,ss In r, IS the Of hs aSes the truis II
tps eur feeling for TIE oesuasL rare ensio 70
IL ,sr.ous or 1oyu Of genuine and
hunOr HI. sss. present. ptSre r,ys s.d ossnss P,
srtns the charm Of the relation of the aashors
h,. ss.IT. N .ns ever PM sp o,9u1
.ra art sernsoz touches Of him and Psnos sniea
besus hs rssder Of smiles aid Am q ?, .s yp,u.
"a ,oun. Of r.r. Interest sboundins in ets larsv. Of
ne eA0 fChrsa.a IaelseSeer
B hs,ehs. sr,fhic and saert,iaas' he soOI yer,
1s:i puS.h.d By CHARLES scRIBsER rs
DICHLY ILLUSTRATED ENGLISH JUyEN-
rsfhnYs ANNUAL With elegantly eelOr.d r ,n,i.
piece nd vnste sla .ishi .Iegsd S'sn' ca 'ss
nd S H,s hs aSSs Esr PA PSrRs il Oh a.s.
4hf piVnsr ASehrEcr rar wOsOr, or caE.T's
ffiGRiNs PRoGREss. PrOfa'sly nl-'G,isd olOsA, 81
e:v SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON. Illustrated Cloth 81 cloth
"sANpFoRp AND NUEroS. nlu,'r.ied. IS cent, slo's
rrLu rrLuttlln,s TREASURY OF KNOWLEDGE AND AMusg-
Pofr.~y illustrated With l.ise eo.ofsd erErsyi1s.
CEiLpREs's PICTURES TO AMUsE AND INSTRUCT.
s,, hSs'iS Eissh frsrR % Or sa,s
Imported j JohS 5 Il VI wiIiY. ". ls1 srs.4-.,
---------.-,-oo Or, y~,1-t-ktprp ,Ofp D. .ba
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
pURPLE TINTs OF PARIs-By Ba,le St John

~ Inn
We hint that m 'oume quite readable sny Of as iot
predictions snd in rsspeeu Instructive IL hs
o.fpe tuuos- which is vel fol owed ny the suthor
He gces the most peroGs topics 3h great set'rfy aa
from their oisct -i0n wi hout Il
Gan as 10 hus-lf bis readers But be does not s the
Truth the Imagination 80 much 20 .sNea re-
Whoever how character sopesrsn Paris
live and set thee especially th poorer classes viii
por. - fSsw-York Mirror
No n.l.en person in these stirring time. well dOsa'e
with ~ to.t lNerc-n ne 'tlde
drawn elaborate picture Of the Fench pire,
by ssrtssble ard p4lar writer" lboston Al1
lous have h.d the rsfcstion Of rrsdns
vbeh thoroughly snd ably TORN the N ,uhefs
ard the Fn ueh The .e Of tne vo1m 'ei snd
rais and Of 40 playful aure {" 70 please sn os nsrle
o uiDr" loe ts Ne sanger
"Rssees 20 delight peculiar gossip rosP slssy.
hcb rgL 10 the Gaze sod salon OF
fond Of strongly drs~n aod pic
lie End Of unknown except rom BOOKS
" s~"0' " ~ lA.henzum.
in hat .oh resdipE There not duu page 10 h
The faults aud the bes the vice. snd the virtues the
evil French aud their to are here set d~n
olors and 10 language that f;h and raey a. h.
plo,sd Foatsuques lesoers th- crest Of
Corr, Lo, There an uaIesdsbe sentence 10 tue @hoe
took" . -ton Dtis mes
n ale tLsituos t- every h ns m sod pr.
Ir hat nsrrteent esner science issAoa an ioy Is
vii Ite tue
ne tie The mecbapicel Execution OF hs
too Of the b.s sy ty5e Gear Aad distinct sd as
The Ph,n M NJ Of .oc life 10 P4s discussed 10 dc all sad
in plsb sn.be nd more mafion npssd 90 me
Of the Pa ssn daily aud nishuy '1s IA
t, .sd thssIer' than wond 'ass % ,oes
Of o oita trSyetbooks' Sost rosc
Nobody but Fpgshman who hsd rend-d several
Psr and ~atehful STUDENT Of ths msnaers OF the
fruoh peop eh sketch ibis book c1ntsias
which pithiy de.gnaed he'd for horses
f''''' " [Ss..Yort Commercial
RIKER, THORNE Co No ~ Fultouss
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

Publshed This Morning.
vU,UE MILLER AND HIS NJ N;
SECRET ROBBERS OF BOHEMIA.
H. the .u,hor Of THE BIssnd" kc- &c Price p cents
s.. a, mi. thrilling romance are vel imagined, both
. beauties and they have that touch
s,n. which is the only thing that make them kin win
,a reader The dents too, ale nseniosAy devised sna
.ou with something Of the spontAney OF real LIE rahef
-. .,.,,.m Of artificial eoDtrvAnce. The story can
a,I ,,comu ena . one which cannot be read without deep
Ion and intense The authors heart Win
h.uhieet; his style Is vigorous and picturesque
Just Published.
New edition OF MAsANlELLo By Alexander pum'' fhee ,
,-,,.,..>,o A. -, p..,..
ruhlished BY sTRINGER TOWNSEND No ~ broadway
A,s far .se by all hookscer
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

SCHOOL ard MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS and
y sTATIOHERY, CHEAP .. the CHEAPtsr.-
HIGGINS A KELLOGG
sstoner- Publishers
MSn fstqr.r. yohn se~YoTt BEG Bookse
d Colbtry Msrrhants buy sD. qasnti tns
better Of sods IN The sboSe line sne
u II. er prees han their cstsbi shmeot.
Be- he OF BOOKS
they offer Inducements that E1o
and heir pubhns .bd other facilities uzbls them TO fur ns
BOOKS AND STATIONARY
% eqs .lly fsvorsbl- tsfus
YIELD BOOKS for SURVEYORS.
Il Den vo- 6 - ees each
DENY yo. IL sheeS each.
Csps yo, sheets each.
Cap 20. sheets each.
Carl syo sheets each.
A fAl assortment o. the sbsve haI d.
GEO BELL StstioIsr and Account Boob Manufactured
No. l53 Ns~sGs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

N ANTED-By q highly respectable person, who
w poSsee good ef.r-pcss sitsssn % d'asrseopsf
urful Conpsnoa l.d or ia ~ .iri u ca
rsry. She uuSwcrshy ard espsee of tns Aer ntsN,a
rerrsIy for No - ClGrt Brookyn, or ey let
ne fhure OEce.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

Tho Fs, ptjen n rIureum-A public meetus ~ be held at
The sIu, s,sn ipsti,ute B,osdwsy FRIDAY EVENING
NsxT sb inst at n O'Clock when add on ihe impo t,oce
~ DR. Abbors Collecon Of Egyptian Antiquities for the
CIV especial reference to ~ asran ~ DID
es Ti.t1 Nv will be devrd by the Rev rhOMPSoS aua
m,t, Il ssbte other eminent gentlemen will be ouered
The pu blc are respectfully invited to attend
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

nR HICKOK's MORAL SCIESCE.-The second
,hou..bc Of l. HICKOk's d. Sysen pf MORA Science
row rs.dy fubkhed by VAN DE- BOGERr, Schenectady
.nd Tor sale by sll 3oots.nsrs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

A PROFESSOR WANTED in the English Depart
~ mert in School for Yoaus 0satlemen Ose writing
5000 hand preferred. Apply at No 30 SiSths'
CANVASsERS for CHAMBERSs EDINBURGH
~ JOURNAL WASTED-A largs commission slo ~ed to OK
pesisnetd persons Apply to 4. d. ohsIs Pashhen
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

EOR SILE-The Lease, STOCK md Fixturee q G.
G,oosry Sore No ~ Nhsv, bssvssn S2A - ooaA -
,as<tsry sseSss tvsa sss sshns
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

A coec ion the complete made by one P.soa OF
Guido de Sienna "A 22i) tin>bu-
Cioito do "a Vaoi RAehae Corr ,s
Ross. Nelsluez Mnriho, kuoenS
v.n d. sTsp.. Lew Rembrandt Ossde Ruysdse Poussn
Cspo Iou,ne Reynolds HoGarh West Gfeuze and
Hor,ee Verpet. No s45 Broadway. Admission - cents
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-07
MUNICIPAL NOMINATIONS.


aD- -Mayornlty.-TO the Citizens ofWash-
ingtOn.-General Roger G. Weightman,
of the oldest and most able of citizens and who
years served with great credit Mayor most
specifically brought to your attention suitable candi
date for said Office at ensuing election
May a CITIZEN. n
aS- For Mayor.-PIease announce the
name OF DIR. William B. Magruder us a can
didate for Mayor at the ensuing election
May7 MANY VOTERS.
GJ- Messrs. Editors Please announce the
name of ThOs. p. Morgan as o candidate for
Alderman of the First ward at the ensuing election
May 8. MANY VOTERS.
Asr Please announce the name of Bey-
crley Tucker candidate for Alderman of the First
ward ut the ensuing election.
May Q. J. P. HILTON, for Committee
A3- Please announce Samuel e. Douglass
as candidate for Alderman of the First ward at the
preaching election. MANY VOTERS 4
May O.
GD- Messrs. Editors, Please announce
the name of MIR. william III. Mink q can
ddate to represent the First ward in the Board of Common
Council, and oblige t+, MANY VOTERS
May -
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THE LAMpLIcHrER.-A fresh supply

Il just FtCSTVtu. 1---I1- ~ ~ N ----------
Also, Life and Sayings of Mrs Partngton, and
others Of the Family, edited by B. p. Shellaber OF
the Boston Post.
My Schools and Schoolmasters; or the Story OF
my Education by Hugh Miller, author Of the
Footprints OF the Creator. &c.
Womans Influence and Woman's Mission
The Ladys Equestrian Manual, in which the
principles and practice Of Horsemanship for La
Lady to ride with comfort and elegance.
Just received and for sale at the bookstore oil
r. FARNHAM
Corner Of 11th street and Penn avenue.
Nav
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-07
OR VILLA LOT AT PRI-

y, vate sale--The subscriber will sell at private
sale lot ofground, containing twenty acres, lying
on the Leesburg turnpike, in Fairfax county, five
miles from Georgetown. This properly is beauti-
fully situated for cottage or villa residence. It's
location is perfectly healthy, and in consequences
oft being considerably elevated. II commands an
extensive view OF the surrounding country for
miles. About IL acres IS highly improved and
well set in clover, upon which there is young
orchard Of choice fruit trees, selected with great
care, and well planted there is also upon the
premises material sufficient to construct large
dwelling. JAMES McNEhHANl.
Lasei,Y Fairfax county, Va. Apr 27-lw
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Marine Disasters.

PORTLAND, MAINE, May 6.--The steamship Cle-
opaira, which sailed from Liverpool on the lIth
OF April for Quebec, had very bad weather. Her
deck was swept and houses carried away In
going up the ST. Lawrence, she encountered an
island OF ice and grounded, by which she was
considerably damaged in the bows. She could
only get as far as ST. Pauls, when she put about
and arrived here as twelve to-day, full of freight
and large number OF passengers.
On the Goth ultimo the Cleopatra took off Cap
tain Brugsby and his crew of seventeen from the
baruue Bellona, from Canclif for Quebec, having
on the 17thb dismasted, her boats carried away,
stern slove leaving her in sinking condition.
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-07
NEW BOOKS. The Plurality of Worlds,

NEW BOOKS.-The Plurality of Worlds,
IN with an introduction, by Edward Hitchcock,
u. b.
Rambles in Brazil, or Peep at the Aztecs, with
map and illustrations.
The Religion of the Northmen by Rudolph
Keyser.
The Catacombs Of Rome, as illustrating the
Church ofthe Three First Centuries by Rev w.
lngraham Kip.
Uncle Jerry's Letters TO Young Mothers, com
piled by Ann E. Porter.
The Eternal Day, by H. Bonar d. d.
Discourses and Sayings Of our Lord Jesus
Christ illustrated in a series of exposons, by
John Brown ID. ID.
The Church before the Flood, by the Rev. John
Cumming, ID. d..
Theological Essays, by Frederick Dcnison Ma,i-
rice, M. A.. with new preface and other addi-
tions.
The Sepulchres OF our Departed, by +. r. Ans
petch, A. M, Hagerstown, Nd.
The History the French Protestant Refugees,
from the Revocation Of the Edict OF Nantes 10 our
own days. by Charles Weiss. Translated by
Henry William Herbert, with an appendix by a
descendant ofthe Huguenots, in twovols.
For sale at the bookstore Of
.U3s r. FARNHAM,
Corner Of 11th street and Penn. avenue
Nav 80 Ia
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-07
HON. THos. H. BENToN,s

"THIRTY YEARS VIEW, >"
II ECEiVED, AND FOR SALE AND
III delivery to subscribers at the store of Messrs
Downs & Hutchinson, Athenseum building, Penn.
sylvana avenue, between al and 9th streets.
will be daily receiving, per Adams Ss Cos ex-
press, supplies of the lst volume of the above
work, price 50 So to meet the wants of subscr
bers and all others who desire to possess it.
The subscription list being very large subscri
bers will confer great favor If they will make
it convenient, as far as they can, to call and re
ceive the work.
Terms, positively, cash on delivery.
JNO 5. HOLLINGSHEAD, Sole agent,
And only place Of sale in the District.
Apr 30-3teo
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-07
LIME DIAMOND JEwELRY.-I am

Il constantly receiving and manufacturing to
order new styles of Diamond and all kinds of fine
Jewery and Sverware, at the lowest New York
prices and from fifteen to twenty five per cent.
cheaper than goods Of the same quality can be
bought for al in this city or else
where Please call at the sign Of the Large Spread
Eagle, between "A and 9th streets, Pennsylvania
avenue. II. o. HOOD.
NJ B--Watches and Jswelry carefully repaired.
Apr 26-tf
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-07
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE
ESTABLISHMENT

7h street, bettoeen Louisiana avcaue and ID street.
rJ,HE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RE-
u ceived, from the north, splendid assortment
OF China, Glass, and Earthenware; also, magnf;
cent Girandoles and Lamps of many patterns,
adapted for halls and parlors.
Paints, boiled and raw, linseed oil, putty, WIN
dow glass, of every variety, always on hand.
Clocks, brushes, &c., and every article for gen
efal housekeeping kept for sale.
G. s. WHITTLESEY, Hh street
Nov 20-1y (m)