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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-16

The Attention of Gentlemen Of Fashion and
taste svted to the extensive and varied ment of
elegant furnishing goods and superb London Paris
shirt studs and sleeve buttons 1t GREEN'S
we'll known shirt establishment, No. Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-16

netts article on Street &c. in YESTERDAY
Herald evidence that English carpets Of equAl
quality be afforded and purchased the great carpet
porum No. 90 Bowery at3u per cent les than on Broad
way fair busness competition only asked Look first
At prices then look ut Broadway prices via
Hiram Anderson selling the best quality OF Eogish
dalton carpets at 1ss per yard the same sold at 81 rs
and S. per yard; royal volvots l3s la, Is English
pettry l0s lis; beautiful ingram carpets 3 Ga 5s
g. and Is oilcoths, "a 3D. Is As, 5s and 6s Englsh
game at HIRAM ANDERS0n'S, 10 Bowery. Please look
asomp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-16

MeloieOns.-These beautiful Instruments
Music Depot" at 1888 Broadway in quantities larger
than be found ut other place in the United States
fsauding this only makes that tuned the equal
Temperament. Goodman and Baldwin's patent organ
nseodeons and S. d. Ii. w. Smiths we'll known melo-
1eSns. Prices wholesale retail ut factories
HORACE WATERS, 1888 Broadway.
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Straw Goods, MT Thompson 4 Rocsvcr's, No.
Maiden lsne-Just received fresh lot Of all rstes,
$50 Canada straw hats good quality all offered
at low cash prices.
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THE NKw YORK HERALD-HDrTIoN YOR BUBOPI
The royal mail steamship Africa, Captain Harrison,
Win leave Jersey City Wednesday At II O'Clock for
Liverpool
Inc European mails win close in this city at half past
ten O'Clock in the morning.
inc WEEKLY HERALD, printed in French and Enslish,l
viii be published At past nine O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies. IN wrappers, sixpence
subscriptions and advertisements any edition Of
NHw York HERALD viii be received the following places
IN Europe
LIVERPOOL John Hunter No. Paradise street
LONDON. Edwards, Sanford 4 Co., No. II Cornhu
VIM Thomas Co., No 10 Catherine arrest
PA1B Livingston, Wells Co. Place de IA Bonrse.
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Professor Reese & Co. not Rcmoved.-Au
reports Of the old original two shilling da
guerreotype gallery 2S9 Broadway false the
majority which taken at this
and elsewhere 10 done without the authority OF
the proprietor. 81 A. HOLNkS
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To he Well Dressed, to Feel Independent

to preserve the character Of gentleman to be considered
person taste obtain favor with the ladies' in fact 70
be all that true man should is necessary to consult
KNOX either 5Ss Broadway s Fulton street. and he
will recommend to you, his ultmatum to purchase one
OF his nmtable His styles for the present sea-
son plus uras Of and elegance In low
DAYS he will multitude with elegant
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factory steamboat locomotive plantation and other BELLS
sonhty hand and for sale at the foundry in West
Troy New York. and also at the agency ll6 Broadway
New York Alec transits, levels compasses, 6 Of the
most approved construction.
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about the Holy Sepulchre, they tacitly con-
.ceded the reverse of Archbishop Hughes pro-
position.
In point Of fact, it is absolute nonsense to
talk of governments whose safety is inconpati-
BILE with religious federation. 1t would be
possible to construct government which abso-
lutely required robbery, murder and poly gamy'
to keep it in existence but bare statement
Of such popularity would be no excuse for the
commission of these crimes. So when the Grand
Duke of Tuscany, or the Queen of Spain, or
the Pope of Rome, or Archbishop Hughes tells
us that this or that government cannot afford
to allow Protestants to exercise their religion
freely within its dominions, in consequence Of
the peculiar nature Of its institutions, we reply
unhesitatingly that in that case the govern
ment and the institutions must be altered to
suit the enlightened views of modern times.
Long before these views commanded general
assent, they were practically enforced in Pales-
tine by all three sects of Christians; it new re-
mains for the Roman Catholics to have meted
out to them the measure they meted to the Turks.
A religious war is being waged in OneAnarter
of Europe, and from the language used by one
of the belligerents we,could fancy ourselves
transported back te the days of the Crnsades
or the Reformation. Let US not suppose that
any thing Of the kind is again in store for the
west of Europe or America. France has lately
shown noble example Of federation, and is in
this respect far in advance of England with her
State church, lordly bishops and priestly tithes
Spain and Italy must follow the example
Protestants must have chapels in any city
where their co-religionists number people
enough to compose congregation. 1t will not
do in the present age, to thrust them igno-
miniously into an extramural howell Nor can
they consent to bury their dead privately and
stealthily, as though the act were crime, to
crafty the prejudices on the Spanish govern
ment. Protestants must have burying ground,
where the Protestant form of worship can be
performed, in every city where Professionals
reside. All thai European governments can do
to prevent the establishment of these rules of
federation, will avail nothing; and the wisest
course for Archbishop Hughes to pursue under
the circumstances, is to resign himself to the
march of intellect without gzumbling.
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THE MARKETS;

BALTIMoRE, Feb % -Flour.-There was sale OF
1000 bbls Howard street on early change not re.
500 bbs at 81 57, and 700 bbls at 81 25-closing with
buyers at 2 but bidders declined to sell and
asking 81 S75: No transactions in Wheat White
Corn Sods2c, yellow S208Sc +AN
NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-The Flour market Ia unset
tied under the steamers news Large sales could
not be made except at concession Sales of 40Oe
bhls. State brands at So Sl Southern So 620S8 IS
sales OF TO- 500 bushels at 9l92c. for yellow; mixed
sg99Cc. Cotton is firmer and held shade higher
Whiskey sells at 3l4 132 90.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 25.-The steamers news has
unsettled the market for breadstuifs. Prices de-
pressed III. -
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CoN0Rfee-FRffy4y-'

D The NEBRASKA BIN VA q u IL ttss,.,
$1,000 the SENATE thereon psfc Il great
ne ned concluded, M. butter oh aimed the door
decided ability in support OF the hi INIT ssitst
concluding he gave way for m otiDn 4, nossnone
tne further consideration OF shsi, hiII nrt ~ mr.
row. NJ sssBs Az 81 ~ tn islss 1882 sNv4A
HousE OF REPRESENTATIVE M f,,,s i, ,..,,,
AZ, % confer th the committees OF
Houses on the bill for the rel az 81 The arrsrs ~
the San Francisco disaster vi hich ~ n aoyrsd ~
Gu. .s.enton,i OF hentnex =, reported from the
~ a,uaa OF ELECTIONS resolution confirming
Jn,ns OF the Hon 10 Manuel fiallegos az
- ,Ts LON New Mexico: which was adopted. s
vate calendar and afteryy ,r,ls yenortr3 snnS, PVT
yate bills which weretbe n nassed f'!yaff' =
e,t, " ~ eech Of much feeling and
ri 49,, moved tnas re Iiouse adjourn over UNI
.a ~ next IN ordf .r 10 enable members to at
~. vi tunerai OF me late Gen. Armstrong and
es,tupny OF me ~ timation In which his char
~ 40 heiu py the ha alse. 8 sgas asst saeaz
hne Fesoiutlon wa passed without dissentient
Monday next 81 s5t1"SS ~ ~ ' 1.''''
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" ALO644416r4&sAk ESTATE ON
THE VIII LINE on 7TH nrTvvxr.s
0AkH. IND CANAL l4I s6i.'e ~ =
11gasIt9S,eWii = q pc 6 ths III, Il
4 20 gslscs sas asascE Eass@ sisss
pa 5; ~ s sas ss.ss ess
Inc Of 5th street. f1nst18 tSck 6 5SSsS 49, ~
Let fwffh % oid framed ssk1nssn{ flnsoi sle
sdjet1ine the sb1ve, ftDn1mg 81 fsekornrr}.r ~
50feet@ Alscs }sree fxane3 BiuI115ne n ~ re-,
WITH the Lot affpched, capable ~ befss diyi5si ;as
smaller Easements. Also most yainshle EnilS;.s
Lof the residence Of Col Nyefs ana Re fac
tory occupied BY Nj. Coleman W6ffhai1 ffont In
q fset rsnning back 10 fpes vifh TIE 12isiisse 81
nofth and souths tgasBst the baek vails Of
so IEsMss Onethird CASH bslancs 80 nd pcu,hs.
sGss5 = snaef.sd nesesiable potess interest
3 : ea y d 5si pRSsTSShss Ss5ssrrssor I,,..
z 4 virtue ofua decree of the Circuit
=, - Court OF the city Of Ricln.,rd. prononneed IN
oIs1 ~ o. 1a6f In fbe case Of Whiting
III ~ ontns heirs 81 al ysstine in ne The title
" ,he properly herein mentioned shaA proceed to
sen AZ puphc auction, on the preniises On III NDAY
tract Of LAND Ia he eosty III 81 z; ~.
abont one mile from Mane hester ,sa - Z ~ KS
ter and Failing Green Toll Oate irr1s go ~. ~
turnpike, containing nhuf -four at.rra - y, "a -
on 10 house and Kitchen. fruit tr.es ana ofhsx ~;
provemnts, and il well fenced ip Pes-es.;or .;.s
tna 18th April, 1854.5i - go 80 : s'sea
IERMs-One-third cash; balancs at "A and month.
loi ne sotlable notes. enthusiastically e1dorseds 4
SILL ....,as.s - EMMA E. WfFTqN6HAM
70 Il esse Dy 0oDDIN APPERsoN, Auets.
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sHIpWREcK. AND SUFFERING AT SEA

me snip Corn eliis Grinnel, Capt Fletcher, ar.
rNsa al New o. tx on Friday morning, from Liver.
pool reports ha' ring had the toughest passage ever
eApenenced by Capt. Fletcher-bu. has received
no damage to b all spar and sails The Isantsin "a
ports - stj 2lr7 - "P'''u g
un friaay, 9th of January at noon, in latitude
ION ~ sa' a vessel with the American flag
lhon Gown went to her assistance and found it to
% tne snip :, 'lumbiana, ofEew York Cant Stard
from New Orleans, bou nd to Liverpool. ON round
ing under ht.r lee saw that her decks were swept
that her nasts We're g one and the men dashed To-
the pumps, and the bI liwarks were much broken
ne neAt Gay the W Gather moderating, we suc.
~ 10 gettng b Dat near the ship, and hauled
: .Is oieer az I'd crew. sixteen in number
ileo Ihe soat tffou Oh the sea- by lines made fast
a. - lnein ana rom the boat to the ship, (the
y; ~ an tns satne1 manner which was accomplish.
s eu ~ Two trips. the crew were in very ex,
hausteu state rom fatigue and exposure
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Maj Nathaniel P. Brown, late court reporter of
he Philadelphia Ledger, died in Savannah, With
, er he had gone for his health, few days since.
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: ~ BY TAYLok 4 lWii.LiAMSg
CN ACRES 1FT1N6 1Sua1srTr;p

~ ;; LEADING TO srONEY EuN. .NEAR THE
TIns E ny " j. s LEApBETTEk,S Ar AUC-
PiHN MI, MospAY, 9Th O'Clock,
OF LAND, lying near the city az Rishspona ~, -.
roaa leading to Stoney Run, and sd5oininr the lands
Or Or NIL ohnstoli and sfiierI aha land Will
From its beautiful situation and exceent sa;l 81,
With its convenience to the city this propertv
- valuable eithet for market garden OF suburban
TERMS: One.third cash, balance at 4sna month.
with interest," credit payments to be satisfactorv 80
cured. Ire ~ TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS Ancts
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ELECTION OF DIRECToRs.-The annual meetng
OF the Stockholders of the Seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad was held in Portsmouth on Thursday VIM
Collins was reelected President, and the following
gentlemen were elected Directors; Moncure Rob.
inson, Andrew Joyner, of North Carolina; TazewelI
Taylor, j. Marsden Smith. saml M. Wilson. liz !
their expenditures $40 900, showing large In.
crease in the receipts ef The 9oad-NorE Beacon. =
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INTENSIVE MAIL RoBBERIEs

NEW HAVEN, Feb. 24.-Mr Holbrook special
agent of the Post Office Department, has lust detect
ed an extensive mail robher, r. A. Smith the bag.
gage master of the New Haven and Springfield
RAIN Dad. The robberies have been can ied on for
sor le months and exceed 100000. 80 t1r,9fg
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FRO NJ WAsHINGToN.

WASHINGTON, Feb %. The candidates for N.
funhc Printing, eince the death of Mai Armstrong.
are beverly I ecker and Mr. Nicholson. 1t is
thought ne iatt er will get the appointment
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-. Il .lf f>4ycStes IL - &Sk0G{s
ETtInTlr1f n = fSs4 = = = &. ~ - .se7
Nv S1TnSe,xAA ..k9.t ii - x<1-lAVEI AT
= 4snIens lSo4 upon the prem1soA c6mudekcinf
u me following vaiua0fe Red E6f1ses Nh
go. Ionn 81 feet ON the sopthlide Of Main BE-
80 =, - and roushee S!eets, rhinlnk back i15a
n,~nfs tnefe etanas eWpf edtAH BRICK ten6-i
most s.v ~ Pfspe.v Y very avnaushlA heint III
~ ssLeesoie and improving part of the eitg q -
49, Mnlen willbs sold another Lot With small
~ hetS-ss seefspns On the nesth lins Of Ca
S,1s e.ss lap fee. e alley. adjosiss he rss
TEsMs: One-issssS s cs.G balance .t;.; and
i9 s nesofsAbe notes interest sdded and title
fo 81 ~" lss1 no,s Y pad. ssEad sd
fli2 $50 0ODDlN z APPEkSON, Aucts.
- sVAITJABf,E RTITf TTHfssy r,psc ON
- vATTEy RTfrxt1TT,14| xk - NJ tlAo ON
STAT. aTP ErTS Icy T!.Axa AND MAR
WI; =. "a =, r ti a ~ SALE At AUCTION
tbpae srv oommenclns at O'Clock,
If V,sy ss.uas.o 9t..sons Hotssol the West line
- JEW ~ 81 enc Maisnah streets front
rs Aoo MI ~ lset, running BACK W feet to the
o' 1h S.pe we An Canal'I Il -nn0i
rn.ss os Iie 70 sery impI9vhg part OF the city,
Tran Gle Gs = Sn1 csnfIaI nsioad Depot.
e Inlla casn; Dslence ara nnds months.
IN 49, ho.es, interest sdoea ana ute retained
g. % Ao'e !" p GGn,n1n !, ~
1865 g.foSDDS = AFFEnSoN, 4Ancts.
FO u ANrccU 75TT7cy ny s,~yy>~yY,u
- 4ANloOInL AOlC In C1DNE1
* OPPOSITE THE WESTERN SQUARE,
rOh SALE. AT sAUCTIOH.-tfili0 be sold ON
WEDNESDAY afternoon, the 1st March. 1854 upon
the premises, commencing at O'Clock, s handsome
Lota fronting each IS feet on the west line of Pine
street, between Dover and Elmwood streets, run
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ONO sENATORIAL EI,ECTllON

CrNcINNAT I, Feb. 24.-The Democratic members
OF the Legs allure balloted all night at Columbus
for candif ate for U. s. Senator, without making
ach9ce, he last ballot stood:-AlIen 80; Barley
3; 49, luigi 3; Corwin 3. They have adjourned till
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'DEsrRucTIvr FIRE

CsEcrEEATr, Feb. 23.A destructive fire occursed
here last night In Fourth street. between Maine and
Sycamore. Grier's furnace estahlisbfnert. Msssrs
Meaktps and Pickerings fancy store, and Parsons
periodical store, were burnt Loss $500, partial
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.AccIDIENr.

BufgALe, Feb 1.-Two men fen from, the :,
ioiding attached n the Suspension Bridge. two i
Others ssEds nem.elyes by casekipgl hold !,
ssss&s-S ~ sTl
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3 -. s.a =. TIE EuROPE9 NBWAJlkks 80,
6 NEw fsnE, Feb Is The news By Tie Eufepa
reports = dealine Of IL. Cd. In Flodr. La tds a
Corn, and a, n Wheat, during de week. 3 & 81
In Esstern ahairs, no actual change has taken
place The Car has returned no answer TO the
ultinassum Of France and Eneland. Fighting con
tinues on the Danube bas s1ps sHiasa as ga 3
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NEW FURNTrURFS7 yyAREROOM.-

IN CURRY 4 BRO, north side of Main street,
opposite the Banks, beg leave to cali the attention
of the public to large and we'll selected stock of
Furniture. consisting OF Chairs, Tables Sofas Otto
mans, Wardrobes. Bedste ads. Diyans etc. etc, made
Of the best materials and In the most workman-ike
manner which they are offering for sale little
cheaper than they can be had In any other house in
the city. Satisfied to make small profits and quick
sales, they only desire purchasers to call and exam
inc for thense Ives 1851 ssen pHa aGisE
They are also prepared to clean and repair old
Furniture in the best manner. very cheap; and when
desirable will trade new for old. Those having or
ders to execute should not fail to give them CALL at
their Wareroom Main street, nearly opposite the
Banks, and only few doors from the corner Of 10th
street. ~ - asHi5tsaA stf8FeSg
= I fe 21-1w.2 {Ais 59f.ltt9a Ref9fl CURRY BRO.
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TNHE only infalllble Medicine known. :

iTNHE only mfalllble Medicine known. -
Il BURROWS ELIXIR yITA-The original ar.
tcle in all its purity Quick and powerful its vir-
tues are proverhial-in so many instances having
raised from the very verge of the tomb the subjects
of diseases IN their most terrible forms, testios
mails of the most exalted character from individuals
and institutions testify In the descriptive circular
may be found one from the Masonic and Odd Fellows
Lodges ct Norfolk The medicnes allie to give relief
are numerous and valuable but if persons willing
TO suspend their use and submit to course of ELK
TX VITA, cure ut onceoan be effected in ord nary
cases, only one or two weeks being required, and
those as utterly incuFabe only three or four
weeks: It win thoroughly purify the blood. In
alone. Its action on the Bowels Liver and Kidneys
are direct and efficient. Deprayed humors in the
circulation affect the vital orsans course of two
three weeks will relieve the system of ell morbid
matter reacton ensues, uncomfortable appetite
with high and vigorous health the result In De ep
and heavy colds, that often end in o rapid decline
nothing ia conparabe. For mercuriaf and syphilinc
diseases II ID truly the only medicine knpwn not
leaving vestige of the disease Pursue the course
above, unless the bones have commenced 6ecaying
If So at the end of three weeks suspend its use 8
weeks, recomnience, and ht The end ofrthree weeks
the body viii be restored TO its original health
We have Just been put in peaaession of q liberal
supply of the above invaluable medicine, the won
derful curative powers of which are proverbial
49, - { ss,g. 800 PURCELLs LADD CO.,
49, - - ,se.,} fJACKSONB, WOOD ,,.,s
GkUBRS & APPERSoN,
Re 25-1y r. - IN Dr1I erisfs
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A NEW HOUSE.--ARLINGTON
"A HOTEL-W. McCRERY, PRopaIsr ar, corner
Of Main and 9Th sts. will be opened on tn lat of
March, for the accommodation of Transient and Re.
sident BOARDEKS. The style, comfort and location
Of the establishment, are mot 'excelled BY any in
this city 1t 10 his purpose to keep rstclass house
and win exert himself to deserve the PATRONAGE of
the public. He will be happy to receive early ap-
piication for family and other boardersgH
Price per day for Transient boardsrs :, a.. ~
Monthly boarders, for meals only ON very rea.
sonabie terms. fe 20--9t
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No mails were received last evening. The cause
of the failure is noticed under the Local head
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edo ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
GSfN Mrs. YOUNG, No. 1854 Baltimore street, one
EI&door east Of Liberty ST., BALI, win open, ON
--@T>@~ the LIST of March, a very large and varied
stock of French and American FLOWERS, to which
she invites the attention of Merchants and Milliners
visiting the city for their spring purchases. Her
sortment of French Flowers will be- made up of her
own importation, and selections from the best iul-
porting houses in the country, and will embrace all
the newest and most Elegant Paris Styles. Her
At'ercsn Flowers comprising ell qualities and prices
are made to order. - =. ~ =,
From her long experience in the Millinery bust,
ness her dete animation to coufne herself to the
Flower trade, and her facilities for procuring goods
on the best terms she feels confident of her ability
to offer Inducements in styles and prces unsurpassed
by any other house. - s'---T fe25-5t
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10. DENl1ON, Bell md aBiass

SAMUEL d. DENOpN, Bell and Brass
~ Founder, on Main, between 9th and 9th utrests,
Richmond. w, continues to carry on the above bu,
sness IN all it, various branches. s. ~ fs 8
BELLS for churches. shipA railroads tavefns and
all kinds OF House Bells, made 70 erdsr. ~ 49, X
From the large number Of Bells that " ave made
in the last 20 years and their superqr tone and qua
lity can assure my friends that they are equal %
any made In this country, shall alwaye keep on
hind regular supply sf All kinds Of BEL &C.
" All kinds Of REPAIRING In the y ms Foun.
dry Huiness promptly attended to. Bell Bliss and
ali the various kinds Of Metshe Castings done ct TIE
shortest notice and the lowest rates. 8 s. -.
4 b The highest prise 7psid for DIP GOs si..
nRY GOODS ar COST FOB CASH
IL Intending e improve my .tora, ard Ylnins e
open with an entirely ney sock q eeccgS nsSS.,
ny IL shSad dlo.s e mJ
p be found py Neoss stea I. Ill, a..
OF sa NJ NsrsS. - 80 VII 100 ulsIegT. .Jr 8
fsIz--lns a. 8 rsva alaa Gegs u ~ 9 sosa -
TMP0RTED CIGARS. a 900 q Pun
4 j ftusliandN inst from nnaar Custom Houss
bond "' e ,'f w z ~ e I'd ZEpGe II. II
e n Is e. ~ .xsss1an ls6lArg stssstx
|NTHfTE TERCER PQTxT0ES-Stiil
NM 91nl1i1 . II 1hrs 81 tA56 ~ petSt6S1
s,.sss :!.A:s q abs = p sIs,ias
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RT DFH7z5f 1''is;is;,SIl7;.s5lss,;.:-,

!, u ... - q - - TUE DxT0.7757 !
'ls'sss ) RX DUEIOfs 11dFtcuRf ! d5-
,A.E y sy,, OF sU9AK And MoIaAsSEs
encins af10 O'clock " ;ei ~ We Nsh Inst
sd wsrebcuse as Rscastta fhs emo a - ylsr
~. hhds SUGAR. zaagins ftom IL q e,.; a..
70 6Sis prime d M,oIXssEs., F !. e@s' 81
/, Is bsis wHfsKrY A "a 91tr g4ssa 81 5aSs
=. 81 ~ Under el00 cash over efge, q noushs
sl az toE sppsoved sotisble paper sls1 y
=. . 60 = ID DUNLOP n MoNcuRE co.
d 81 BY Z; D. PAYNE. Salesman. 81
"A I RARE AND VALUABLE CoLLEc.
SALE AZ at NJ gTnHIEoLogIcAIsB BOOKS FOR
DAY. the iss AZ y be soid, on WBDNEs-
o'clock A. M At tS y mcrsh laSi beginains g 10
~ 61lssnond, Va large collection
Of Euseas sancias. 0ps ssnonj which sIs the works
HIsorans Kaina and sns Syzs1s,ns
Catalogues may beg seen at my o6ica ,..h ....
fe . JNo. r. p. PAYNE. Auc. =
nv u Ih s SHOVE sale Is postponed until THURS,
-..e 2 49,. s.. - .JNo. r. D. PAYNE. !
go. .'.s BY PULLIAM 4 DAVIS, Aucf,. T----s
HETL LARGE SALE OF Ell EGANr
o. as;-zsz.-1GARRIAGES, BUGGIEs. AND HAP.
SStESSSS; AND SECOND HAND DO-HOKSES
g siA y sI.ss AND BRIDLES.-On THURSDAY, fhs
gosatory on Franklin street opposite the Exchanse
Hotei, VIII De sold a number of elegant new Car
nages, 1uegies and Harness. embracing variety of
feet finish. 81 f.,sos+t..e - '~s ".N = X II
Also, several SECOND HAND CARRIAGES. and
s 81 % S + .s SECONDHAND BuGGiES with
HARNESS, &C., most of which are in good order !.
and with some slight repairs may be rendered nearly
as good as new. And about twelve Saddle and HaI
ness HORSES, some of which are very superior AMI.
mails. Also q number of Saddles, Bridles &C. The
above being the property of gentleman about To
make cnange his business " -ss' I - =
TERMs-Suns under $50 cash over that an,ount 4
months credit for approved paper with interem
added. fe22 PULLIAM { DAVIS. Aucts.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-27

CRATES AND FENDERS.-Five hun
"a bred Enameled CRATES and TENDERS for
sale at reduced prces.-Tbe subscriber has for sale
the largest stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever
before offered for sale in this city, of his own aru
facture. The CRATES embrace all the various kinds
aud patterns. such square topped Gothic Liptic,
Circle, &c, with beautiful rounding Fenders Sum M
mer Pieces, &c, to match isaeG x-tlae7 - sTa "A
Orders for Crates. Tenders, &C., from town and
country, punctualy attended and carefully packed
Merchants purchasing to sell again will be supplied
at the lowest northern prices, with the usual dis
counts off, or cash by wholesale. ~
sApplyat my B ell and Brass Foundry, on Main be.
tween 9Th and 9th sts., Richmond, va -
: fe 253m% 81 sac a-3fs SAMUEL d. DENOON