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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19
der lest vesh RspssssS remains unehsassd GOD Cal
eutts q inquired for the spot ct 63l.

eutia inquired for on the spot Af 6S
sPsLrER-NOthins doirf The nominal price IA J5
LAID ques 81 81 a 52l for Western in legs
sPcESBsot Pepper: 800 haze s1la from I'D lid for
fsI rood halfhesTv M.sbsr Nutnep: 10 boI>s We..
India Brought from l7d23 Mace: bones have been soi
r24d2s Ginger bbis Jsa.sics soli fon 81 dg9 Cas-
STA Ners: q bales Aslabar brought 9td Q9ii
sUGAs-1he demand has improved within toe lat dsv or
two. and in FoIsisn considerable business hss been
seisd previous The sales OF We. ns. for the
$50 hhds aud Of 10 900 BAGS Aaaitu sne Et India Of
tered only sbOu h1f found buyers; 200 b, curent
esyed Manila ell tAien in ct d5l6 only 81 being
bid zoe bids 49, bis ADJ tee Porto REQ sold readily fro
81 for oV 20 ~ for fn~ yellow aud $50 boxes II q
chiefs fought since nearly ali d.p 1.-d
Of Privately otQ b,f uDclayed Manila repor I'd ~ "
sud $50 hx Hsgan. various Afo.t 1co 0aske -
and GO bsg. about 40 l od p s. AID fe 70 %
csysd Manila 1876. fully insured both oE port in the
United Kintoou. lsncins WEIGHTS
TsLLow hss hesn very dull this see ans t.J there are
sellers ). both the and for forward delivery
TtA-Th.re .Tather more the MARKET owrs b
tb, accounts received TO d.y fro without m.tss
alteration in prices Common Confou 9dstd
TIN quiet cosmon Blocss, liA; Bss ll5i Refined, HIS
Barca ltfj.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19
Orlespa Mobiles Up

The por. IN the time 1876 200 bales and to's
stock esimsed at 52s eco including $1,000 bales Of Amsr
CEN ssainst $50 600 this period OF last year ard SSO
Au eresn
The from M'Dcheser continues to be extremely
gloomy with downward tendency in the prices OF yarns and
goods.
Very little 6oirs in the CosS market. Flour snd WHEAT
whc change in prices Indian Corr Cd 70 y
lower Old Western Canal FLOUR, A. diz new 81 a3sl;
Phisdelpb.a and Baltimore HldHl5 Ohio, ~ as Cans
dlS; Yellow, ~ d42le; Mixed, 42l y qa.Isr. White
WHEAT nj6al26; Req loi6QIlj5 2 10 10.
kobi Going In TUEPESTiSE RESIN quiet IN consequence
Of the sie heavy import with sellers al 10 = e@t for CON
quality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19
Spoken. Sc.

Orleans for Liverpoo day scbr Josephine Of EH
ebiss stg N. -
Dec 49, lat 70 IS NJ lon "a "a, w ship Undsuset. No.
New York for San JBsn del Sur. % days out
March II. sfP. 81, OF Charles on. .ehI Err, from ~"
Dee o. lat g. lon. % 80 bark sphDsbok, Hurd, from b.
ton for CAGE Good Hope ~ 49, -.
Dec n lat ft g. lon. 80 W. bark VIM Schroeder Up3at
from salem Nov. IS, for NontsySeo.
Des 81 la IS ". lon p w ship Malay Hl,chinsor, -
New York Dec. ,. for Me5oGrne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19
Markets Reoorfsd Bu Tsl<grnpA.

Providence, March 7-CoTToS has been In fair densnd
prices unchanged and the market closes with firm feeling
WOOL The Gales continue sht At about the OF
prices sales 81 OoO lb PRINTING CLOTHS nsrket active,
and prices tend Improvement There has been GOOD de-
nsnd from the South; sales for the week 81 0 pieces
ALBANY March l7sa effected 10 this city yester
81 50 q blsb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19
Brown, ship,ey & Co.'s Circular.

Per Afrd LIvERPooL, Friday, March :. lS5a
We have important ensnfe TO no1iee "a the pee o. Cor
still the favor u boyers equal 70 about 5d e
u IN The and nidsI.r qualities; Upnds offered
nicely and IL ales have zen made belJs Tue
corent Of the day lille Of the late besyy npjn yet
srd.s ard The market consequently has not een fairly tested
but could holders show the anxiety TO eaze a. ~
been sppsert IN pat few days further decline mast
inevitably follow
The sales the week ending last evening called 3 900
bales spec ulaors taking Geo ard exporters $40 bales To
dsy the business oo bales the following b-ing the Official
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19
IpER ATsicA-st Boston.

An At Liverpool .7th ult. a.nbs-d Oe.no. a. Per
Inns. Iheobod ard " N Jane. Philips Baltimore; Levs1t
Lenneron and Waterloo Hsrisou Chareston; Ls1re Lind
say New orlssrsi Norfolk Hero. Goodrich, Ne- York Ks;s-
mszoo, Tayor esvsnnsh-eeih GondN Michses; Emily 81
Fieue, Tess.r. ard OCEAN RoYrr Pickering. Chsxleson
Marco Polo Br MID Ne bourne; Granite State. Bhlings,
and NJ WhitnoIe, Whi,more New Orleans; Henry Clay
Csslhns and City Nozzle Asysks New Yort TusesroTs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19

MINIATURE ALnASAc........rHfs DAY
SuE-RSes...6 O6 SeS.......6 II MooS-Sets....S OF
HIGH wAIBR.......THs DAY.
Sandy Hook...8 Is Gov Island % Hell Gate ..l0 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19

COFFEE-fIolder Of All descriptions are very hFm, The
ssssIs being mpeh reduced Rio however hes been slightly
S.ces by the arrival 6 $500 bags mating The stock sb nut
Mse the sales 81 bss' Of Rio a. HE. We saw LOT for
Which zee refused .
COAL-Foresn 10 doll; sales 100 tuns Liverpool oirel,
ION rted In our last at 81 .
FLOUR AND ME AL-rhe market is rather essier for the
low ss5os Of STATE our the business 10 moderate hNdy
crouch done IN the low grades OF this description 70 te W
vsue Wsstsrn brands and In fair REQUEST The
better grades Of eaesse Extra quite sc.rce especially ia
vote brsros The s.ies Of Western Canal are 500 bn az
s 80 50 for choice State 80 81; 9s9 - for
scod bsnes Mehssn Indians ad coD<non 10 rood
Ohio ell dsis for Extra 0enesee The estra srses
exceeSipgly Canadian fsur quite firm
and IN sood request home trsde the arrivals still
cderste, sses Of 500 bbs 80 i2s IS for CON mon
70 EXTRA brands duty paid Southern Flour firm
pee.v good brands Richmond add Petsssar Very common
tsds OF Baltimore less plenty and In few hands the ssss
are sCo bbs al ssd 80 IS for mixed good standard brands
Baltimore Alexandra and Georsetown. and - stdso 0t
for fancy and eItrs brands Rye Flour qast
fe s7ids7 for and superdne Corn Meal dull and
Sesvy a. Is Jersey and - for brsndywne Bueh
wheat Flour 10 ct - per 100 ne
GRAIN-Whss; y held with much hym1ss he sTvsa Es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19

aarkeo- CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.
ssrvseay. March II. 1855
AsBES-The market dull and heavy for both fioss a,
f6 Is; Sslerstps 10 steady At Sc.
COrTON-The Dsrket for this staple sru AZ the .dy...
Of yesterday but Ices sctve-he inesmeney the weather
retaroipg business. We quote:
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kkW.NokA CLAssIFIeALIuN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-09
,,cuuoND ENoU1"ER'
rr'i,,n,U, rr,,~,,,,Ir PRYOR & ptNNA'ANf'

,,..r dollars per hnnui,i' anu !" 'ne
~. pn,N SP P II ,a..n shorter perot uNi' o!S
,,:t u r-" S,u " eckIy, iHr 1oI"' - p., 90 h. nnS
ys.T: ;,r s.x months. p"!' -. ar six dollars
E'ee 80, a. :rn;;ed D! % .''s'
,.r ouu"i. - '' NJ cx;eu,uA the clrcnhlloi VI tue
WI. " yAGI lhiR III ;h' '''"'''ei" HWr IA
HCHMoN'' - r,,,nucnr,i the issue OF " htht-i
rGup;!r, - ~. contains nearly ~, ''' ''"''''e
pAEt:' " -,u.. Wrrsly 'o4'i'hs. ,,..,,r -, M.
IN, un.y ".' ,. ot the political character oi the
Wc "c'' S>,yl..nEk, which II now !'' /" wa i.n n
MCWMrN' ,.r., tate Thar ii y the pufpos" 'i me
-u.,ry ,ls.: euerCics 20 the discussion :" NV
E,gor- " ' Know Nothing ssIn !ins oi'"SsH o''''' u'
i..g-s 49,
t.snt xiv Enquirer is published every "rahesosE "
1"e - prr sunun II paid III advance, or tor e.,?o
FL ,ss,,nc,t Is not made III advance. "r"ut ~, -;
N favor OF cluh- tho follow lns rH". 'o' ~,
- nj ,hr Weekly Enquirer Will De 'Hh'sn"' 'o' ~
,.rrye COPIES tor $40 twenty tour cHN'eT anu ~ va "
ss same p,oPoI,.0n ,,.r,r,S,N..
NJ, ry,r,urp-Eor TES lines or less hrs
-nn tfv rcnis sri every succeeding itiSe''"A '"eA
;v. cents IL inserted twice II week u iieo ''..
.k ,a;rtyseveu and hnIi c"ut- tor rnrA iiiSci!io M
,,c cr.; sitd when inserted only "n'" IL "''A any ~
t,, .s,g Insertion; -, .,.., II -. or less fri in
- ,y,,,y. i've cents for each Subsequent n-ri.o @
So. ..,... when inserted only once wee" '''' "
-, ,,r cacu Insertion -. ,;,-, ~. .r,;,,
N,"-., WrEKLY--E"r 1ES An's "' 'es,, ~. ''' -, 49,
- !.n !h. cnn,s, for each ut!nuaur" MY t'N's.
fsrrh c,scr- arc charged !itty do!!Hre Tor TWELVE
,3 IN ,ho, proportion tor ADVERTISEMENTS "i = e"
EH' -, o;,crv Vendors aud Auclion''rs VINO MIX
"hH. ed : 100 paper IncriIsI.) p..., .>c.,liuo
Al Oh,aari-- s,li Tributes ol respect rN'''s
~ ,,n.s nr, charged .nr as advertisements: -. =,
Hi1H '''.e, j,.,rc, must be accompanied WIN Inc
-, 80, or satisfactory references. ioiiS"i
Al Que. 10 this u:scc mi"y De r"';:i''." pr u @ "
-F,ni ,y.ahlc Gis no;cs, NJ TIE rssk I" ''' r'u"o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-09
PROPOSALS FU:t ERECTING rUE CUSTOM
TRFAsUKY DEPARTMENT,

w.su:ScroS u. C, October IL 4e'"' }
PROPOSALS. will he received NJ t!s pepsrtniS"' "'u
il the 9th day of December. lr3l at |. "cnch
noon tr the construction Of The Wheeling '"s ON io"e'
Court Roua ETC. according tn the i'"ns anu speei".u
ZION prepared by this Department; s~td proposals 10 oe
ei,h.r r rs whole building or tor the different kinds 0i
work bills Of parcels should accompany each o'u wa"
the amount each item, and the totn! "'I"u! VI
carried out. the Drpa.m' reser:ins th !!sH' "
the nercby invited should the interest oi 'he
Unite. States rcc.!re Ninety per cent OF the uoun'
M vo,r ,p, and ,nGterins delivered according 10 con-
,ruc ,-cc aid amount be asccrained Dy the esute
of am. of the Dcpsrm- upl'suted for that pur
nosa il be- paid from time nc US the "ofh progress
es and ten Der retained until the completion OF 'he
coui:uc, ard acceptance OF tie WORK. &C. " LAC n7e
aforesaid. 49,, ,>,-, ,d
Conrmr,s will he awsrdcd oily 10 Master Builders Snd
Mechanics and the thereof c%cept ny consent
Of the Secretary of the Treasury, w DC forfeiture OF
the -..,.- .-.
sign - by two responsible persons, ~ ~
o W. The pi-trc; Attorney District Judge ot the hia
District in the sum VI S2OOo0 that the 1dccT li "hen
eui.ed ii bis proposal ne accepted enter INTO CONTRACT
and bond with proper and suient SECURITIES tor s fsith
ful performance. IT,. ,;- -.
,muci on and ner the 18th dag NoTelbrr SHd "th"
'nnr"stion Obtained, application To the pep!ueH o
ut IN" once OF :Ee Collector AT wheeling
The contract VIII not ne entered INTO until the state oil
Virginia srI na"" crh" jurisdiction and rcnquShrd eE
Right to tax, or IN tnt property al thc
United States, oT On tac tGlE:- lha ba thereon
The proposals mus: hs Ills u. address
ed the SlcretRr OF the Treasury udurs-d rrupDsc.s
for the Whr,ng Custom Hove" and will be opened nj
| o'clock p NJ Of the Inst ;sy named recev,n. the
same in the presence o the bidders any choose TO At
tend JAMES GUTHRIE,
Oct 25-2aHGOi Secretary OF TIE Treasury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-09
- TIIr C0vEWN0N OF VIRGINIA.

lAH
PORTION OF hcPrcP!" OF tn, ,;lirar scarce
r,Iie',d in hs snurls OF history ay s,,,c
:: ~ ~. 500; 4 l,i,. have been severed '' ~, 49,,
e. xrd in some instances. every ''-Isc ~ "'
Tons "E except their honoIe r'eHio'''s' '''u, ~
':t'. ;,-rroursc has been stopped p!i'ae ""s'tsS
w'!'c" 80 vernon and enterprise rendered tp'esS az"
,.r...ar:!y disregart-c by wH!ch syihf"".
pun ,, oa!y in every rnri Oh our OWE ''M''
hS ~" - r,.,- d. GaatIIty. in every Siate "hrft Mn
ou'' ~ -i. ,.rre 1bn OF Unon prcE" eN!'".''''s
t''. ,,.pca,:- offerings from inlv!dnhS ana cp,'.
MsrH -. -, .rs The gatherings ut the distressed ana
- ,rsef GOD IA his mercy 10 say thc manu- VI ''
i.,rfy.r ~ -bsn. -. violence o. III" as'a-'' h' ~
., y. xii. e hope tnrt confidence and scuVS WIZ "e
,.n--i and h r;in.ss take the place oil "iirtoh pes
an or,us, 1 unusual sst extraordinary "heh II hrcoh'
Lilo a.suow!rdse dependence upon tue at:h'S' "h"'
~ hrr.y 70 return grateful thanks Tor h's'ii2s 'h"t
ho:n,rous,y bestowed upon people. and esPecl!
g. NJ; ncry in spsrnp our fellow clt!zeus from urIhtr
suffering: r, . -, ,.;-,;ri. .x
,r...lv disclsimrg authority to require or col'Eo' u"
hereby on heha,. OF ;he people earnestly Fecnhlnei
,hs, ali without distinction q: creed or party VIZ" one ~
rnrd unie IN rendering homscr AMI thHnRsgNN'E 'o oo
,or he blessings and in !crrent PRAYER nr e'iua
NJ h ruisnce and projection: Aud 10 tins enc su.tes
,Ls, tho s,yrrrSrr DAY NovEa!DrR next b. se apart
w no r,I.c rs!v observed frcrdoG i:c'n hns'ss OF
Ss-c su; with proper ieolns OF illumination "h' re'e'
eccs. , ,.,,, srhs.rih.,l nv
nsns -; ,"Is ~ '" "'' ' JOS. JOHNSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-09
THE HON. i. VI. MASON.


7 see with some surprise and more regret, desir.
in some quarters oppose the re-eri!on 't the Hon.
4 A. Mnsun to the Scuae Of the | mItrd States. i
trust thnt this opposition will prove but the buzzing
uf mn insect tribe, which colder we"ther will dis
pcrse.
We owe il 10 the weakness Of onr nature, that wc
mr.. not awnv. seu-ibl. of the blessings we enjoy.
md tha, we .,ilctncs throw away jewels OF inest-
mablr value. But tried End approved Statesmen Grc
not blubvs to bc cast away, rs folly or caprice may
suggest. The Stale which can be guilty OF such fol-
" must suffer the condign evils Of her own injustice
No State can long preserve her character for honor,
dignity and Justice which, without cause and against
ali reasou fixes mark Of Disgrace upon her upright
and meritorous servants.
James VI. Mason has been tired upon theatre
where no servant can deceive his employers OF
nny body else. The eyes Of the Union have been
fixed unon him. lie has had not only the ordinary
routine of senatorial dulirs TO perform but, chosen
br the spontaneous Judgment of the Senate as Chair
man of The Committee OF Foreign Relations, lie Ias
been placed where the public functoparies "t every
country have beheld his honest and enlightened ~
bors iu the common cause.
No one who has proper ssli.respect will venture
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-09

l" NSStii lInt Col Mason has failed In do rNnct ani
.cru'ous justice :" his Siute, and 10 her c"unsels
ana principles that any nnn in the service Of Hir
S'''i" h"- Deem guided by ,Uumdcr views. by trucr
Erai' oI hgher Intellect in the discharge ut his al
io''eu uu'ss tIian Col Mason has displayed have
hNra i""E, and seen much in public life, but never
IN" inc lime when Virginia should embrace her
SENATORS with more ateclirnae regard than becomes
her now.
never see Col. Mason rise in rle Sruate, hui re-
call th" image "i his noble anc-stnr-li-orge Muann
-wh">e presence, dignity aud commanding talents
made Inn the bc"e!I of all Observers Iu debate, his
object Is trni" 'i" the public gond. rs never rte
soro 10 to-: al rolucncc vulgar rant bat Is always
iuIClUie without C0arsncss, senatorial wiIh,ut hnuu-
tiieS@, and c"nrinrn" from tho power OF thought.
AMI the admirable clrurues. with which he impai: il
to all around him.
! sh"uli regard the displacement nr Col. Mason as
gricvous w:ong--'innc greatly to bis character and
conduct, bIt mure to the Conlnonwe ealth, whusr no.
ble.rep!atrmtaIive he trnly Is. SEMEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-09
Uu1nAy MOIsNINE' 'NU'EHnEH u
THE DEATH OF ART.


:. ,h. are of criticism and OF SCIENCE
,r,, Ru,.s of Art have destroyed Art. Genus tram
,,y ,ul., ceases to he genius, because it ceases
-, original. Originality consists in the violation,
~, IN IN. observance of rules. Without originality
,b,.r, can bc no progress no Improvement. Horace
.ow this. and hence his celebrated line:
Nulius "d,Ictus iurnre in vrrLu magisir.
Carlyle, Byron and Shakespeare, are the grcat wri'
lers in the English language, and the greatest viola
tors of standard orthodoxy and critical proprety--
Grammar, Lexcogruphy, Rhetoric, the rules Of paint
ing, of sculpture. nay all the rules OF Art are de-
ducel from the best usage of the Past. Instead o
being progressive the Future, made TO initiate til.
Past, falls behind il: for nl imitation il inferior t" ihG
original. Ordinary. modest, nninventiHe minds
should be taught 10 obey rules. Original, iIiveii'''
and auilacinus n,ellects, tn neglect AMI to rl"las
them Genius, without nudacity ot intellect, lies i"F
ever buried aud torpid. Women Hcqnr" knnwletG'
with greater facility than ;ne. A. lIns"rts hr pm
osophcrs. as mnthrmaticans. in every department
science, they are our equals But women are Ill D!
nature modest, have nice sense Of prnpriciy' an
| ,re wholly wantin. in mental audacity. A sense
shame pre,c women from trausg estahlslir'
usspas from violating the canoS Of criticism. H"'
can never be- inventive or original, never become ~
! artist. exccut rs Il srrvile cnpyis OF the past -
TAX, the lead TO originate, shc feels almost I" he '''
! mnal.
She does not succeed in poetry, painting MUSE "
! scplnture. She writes excellent novels, brca"'' ~"
has nuly 10 copy nature. She cannot produce "H 'P'
becausr epcs require the bold invention ol my'h'""
! ideals.
Under the Caesars the RhetoricinnS s" v'ti"'e" W
s,yle of e!ocuon thu, it was found necr'>"r! |" o"
;sI, than from Rou. This sing instanr" VIII Huue
70 illustrate and III part establish our fh"'F! ''''
.,b niles Of urt destroy art. The utllitaria" 'e'
drr;.s of science in our age adr! I" the su9I"''"
-, A.. n Rule are killing I" imaglnaiion t" Vrhrr'
,;o ,pd we fear, injurious TO faith. and productive
| ,;,, , ur,ytliins niatcrinsm is bowling "i
minds 70 ths earth, and rhainng both body nnd MIN
o., mara eorthly objects and pursuits. Animal sens
h;liti-s are pour substitutes for the ASPIRATIONS
f;th the pleasures Of the imagination, and the ei
ioynent of religious veneration Exact SCIENCE
mos, makes man IL mere machine, and nature IL worf
shop of the lnachinlsl; yet cX"ct SCIENCE Is Tue "
science of the tnv. Rigid analysis "i everything
expe!lng poetry from nature mud from human lir.-
Yet we look hopefully t" III" Future, n"; 'i""hii
,hst some change in and pursuits will i!stngu!s
tbe incoming age and with thankiulnesS I" the Ia
fur ,be pr,at additions il has made Ia knowedl
of phys,cal scieuce and mechanic cons!rucilveneHs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-09
SnrICE To RIILDERS.

TIME DIRECTORS OF UNION SEMlSARi'in The
cnup,y OF Prime Edward. v. will build ncS spring
hsrisn,nc two stnri-d brick dwelling. with our h9Is.'
and enclosures for which proposals from houscbnIrTs
AZ u- ;nyi,ed The plans and specifications Tor th'
nbov" buildings will ~! applicants ~ Ii" sub.
,criber II is desired that the preparation OF md
erec,i IN OF enclosures should be co,nmenced
alter the closing OF CONTRACTS and tnnt thu En buildings
.hu be erected early the spring the brick ca he
made.
.b r the above lob wifi be received hv null other
wise m Dccem the 5th next whcu the contract viii
be sw aried 10 the eligible oicr
II is desired that The proposals shall state the times ana
modes of rs yment delnauded.
uvorn hi. and r.rderate uter :i secure prompt nni
puuctur psv,nrut; Gnt secariy will be required ii the
Contractor ior me workmsukc completion oi the job
whIns stipulated tine
! Address the subscriber, ut lismpden Sidney, IN.
! Eov .-clr ROBT, !. DATNEi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-09
PRINCES IMPROVED PATENT
n f l. @ D i 0 \.
~En PRINCE e. CO. Manufsc. III"
L.
!" tur.rs No. 300, Main street. Buffalo 49,. -
NY Wholesale Depot. a Fulton street. i u I II

W tur.rs No 200, Main street. Buffalo, Exf[ss-I
y. y. Wholesale Depot. q Fulton street, j "
New York City.
For the convenience of Music Dealers in a pnrt Of the
United States have nude arrangements with the follow
prices:-Geo p. Reed & Co. Il fremont Row, Rostor.
Mass Colburn & Field ia Main street. Cincinnati, Ohio
Bslner Weber, ~ Fourth street, 81 Louis, Mo. Gene
raj gents for New York CITY, Win Hail & son, No 23s
Broadway opposite TIE Park.
Portable sly Prince & Cos Improved Mroieous-
The oldest establishment in the United S,rtcs. Employ
in. 900 men, and finishing eighty instruments per week
DESCRIPTION or TIE NELoDEoS.-For the benefit Ct
these residing at distance and consequently nnao" 1'in
syec; the Mrocon before purchasing we Kill cndcaTortu
sy- short description Of the instrument In" cases hre
made OF rosewood andare handsomely finished As any
piano forte The keyboard is precisely the same as lhe
piano or orgnn and the (Which s very beautiful
closely resembles that OF the flute stop OF the orgGths
notes speak the instant the keys are touched and w nd
nit OF the performance OF rapid passag' H. the piano
The pedal left is intended for swell with which
the most beautiful effects be produced The pedal On
the rirh, supple. the wind and works easily tha;
child Gun work il without any eiertion The bellows
(Which il something entirely new and for which patent
was granted ia December. 1916 il reversed or "xlnuS
ton bcllOw-: hd II L. tRIs IN measure, winch pfoua"es
the peculiar tone.
The volume Of tone equal that Of small organ. md
by OF the ~r uay be increased or diminished at
the pleasure o the reriUrHer; ID suihciphty ohu LOT
small churches and il well calculated Tor parnr istru
ment Hundreds huve examined them ana Mi have been
loud in prase aud evidence OF their merit is
their rapid sale But tits instrumrnt-a now inven
ton-and is yet but little known in the musical world and
il is for this reason that call TO it the attention OF all
iI Ins. mo- timr in Securing one ,Y.re tbry aware of
the rxi.teuc of such an nsru,nt and tho low price
which il could hc .btanrd
The following letter from LOWELL Mason Boston, to
p, Reed, we ARE permitted 10 use:
Mr. Csc p. REED, No Il Trcnon, Row Bo.,op. Muss
DEAR SRA, ymr raours, have examined one Of the
NelnGron. manufactured hv Tc..rs loo prince & Co
- pr.,," think Them !, nh resne,ts canal ,ud il,
some respects superior 10 ANY, others Of similar kind Which
have seon md in paricu,r with respect 10 quality ot
,,hcS "ic pnssmrcs may m ncrfnrmeJ Wi,b c.rtsn nn1
distinct articulation Of tcne An Instrument of THE ki
~ , 80, ~ uI,;,n. for nm ~ ~; hrcI, ,om.ir viii,
u ,!i VI "s' I ;r,od " VI 'a"' ~ ,,Hrii rHI NHS6S
WHICH ""' "> '"''''' PRICES '''" f'''''
Four octave Me!odeou ex.cr!inc from ctoC S45 90
conr md, huIf octave Mclodron .y,c,Jinr from
r." = CO 90
~. y 10 r u,,o,,on .x,.ra,n c - M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-09
CORR ECTION.

In our report of the articles exhibited at the AGr'-
cultural Fair Mr. John L. Collins nf loniSa' Is rep
resented as having exhibited a sample Of 6'""m corn"
II should have been ira stalks 9t tTm cor"-nn"
.talk of which had f,ur sucirrs putting oni from the
,r,rpd nud the other stalk three suckers putting out
i, ,L, s,,nr wav The stalk with four suckers pro-
,,,J ;rht rnrs of corn continuing l9l grains: The
stalk with three suckers pr"ducr'l eign' ears aS"
with iOS4 gruius yielding the enormous Gn""'"! %
1922 grains from two grains planted Mr. oo!'''''
woud confer grra: favor il he would send us lew
rrnins Of this corn plant in our garden anI to dis
tribute among our nrighbors who have bnt little
ground To cultivate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-09
RO4YOKELAND FOR SALE.

NNOR SALE: MY plantation, on The ROANOKE hs'l'
n in the county Uf Mrcklrnhurg, containing by survey
3 acres OF which lalso by survcyl 5i s'F'-
~ poles o. rs aud % rs poles oi second low erouh
mkin Of tr.t and second grounds, e acres and 81
no, and there are BY rstinstiGn, eiN eight acres h
branch a; joining the low grounds milking ~ h! sG''
thing more than 400 ~crcs o valuable hr' nhi w 'H
b,y I.rd thcr about HOh III Originn wouG- wen
u,bt rct much OF .ar Tobacco land The iow grounds
ure we'll drained =.
s n.in ou the Vn ui December 1855 when tc shell &c
made and full given; the balance To he paid in
two equal annual salmons TO be secured oy deco o'
t ust upon the lind.
sou az TAR rs may be necessary ior sowing wheat
10 he given ut the usual time in the ialL
,yfS.w,f 49, HENRY F.. WATKINS.