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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-04
CITY TRADE REPORr.


AsiIs-sma sales Of pearls at 80 2Sn nrm with
more doing The chief demand for Eastern aud
local consumption. The sales embraced about 1000
State, at about So 80 So 75 including lots in
the morning at So a.; common to good Western at 50
80 81 There was good export demand for Canadian
and among the above aggregate sales were 400
ard lot Of 100 bills, at 50 r. Southern was rather
bbs at s97t 80 20 for inferior to choice brands and
81 SO $40 SO for fancy and extra Extra Genesee
The Gales included SOC bushels Southern white So
26, and 200 do at 50 90 and 1000 Canadian do, at
s245. Handsome Genesee was at 81 GO. Corn-Ths
sales embraced about 50 coo bushels at 94c 97c for
Western mixed and southern white. Southern yellow
wortb,97c. 9Sc asked, and 97c for Western mixed
in store. Rye at 81 80 81 49, Oats were at 5Sc.
$50 for Southern and Jersey and Csc a ssc for Chi.
cago heavy Rye -four and corn meal were without
CoirTE-The sales Of Rio were large. and embraced
about 900 bags, at 0kc 10ac. 600 mats Java, on
private terms and 100 Jamaica, at IL. About 400
about loc. The sales was consid. red a good one
CorToN-The sales were moderate, having reached
only 500 a Geo bales at steady prices.
corn were made at a6tdd, including about s, 900,
in the clipper Dread Naught at SD 1900 hides
at 1ts per toni 200 boxes bacon at Us Cd, and 100
chests tea at p. pork WAS at 2s beef at 3s and
cotton at s 32d a sled There was no change In
rates to London or Havana. bark of $50 tons was
taken up, TO load for Cowes and market At Havana
Matanzas at 2 SIS. To California rates ranged from 35c.
40c. per foot measurement.
Arm. The stock hand estimated at 49, 924, OF
which, the chief were Angostura African
moLAssIs.-We only heard Of about $50 a 400 b5is.
New Orleans, at 26c &c.
NAVAL SToREs.-Abous 400 bbls. Rosin we're sold AT
~ e25s. Spirits were nominal at 42c. a 43c
IRoyIsIoNs.-Pork steacy with sales Of about 400
500 bbls including old at Sl3 so, and new
AZ S16 Beef-Sales 400 bbs Chicago repacked on pri
waite terms, and 2C0 600 bbls. country mess at old
prices Cut meats in fair demand steady prices
leo boxes homeless m63les made at sac and $50
teroes hams were sold at SIC SO do at 8sc $50 do
Mt dn NJ Or and hoy EhNrt .,,Idta -
Tac small lot Of beef stongues sold Csc. each.
lardSa,es Of about 800 400 hbs. and tieroes were
made at exc 9sc including $50 bbls ut exc.
REAL ESTATE House and lot, las West Sixteenth
street, Is < Of, 81, Oi0.
Rlck The market continues very active and prices
are improving The stock here quite hight for the
son. The sales 10 day reached about 300 casks at Axe
q BE- for good and prime.
SUGAR-A cargo OF about 200 hhds. New Orleans were
SOLD private terms supposed to be within the range
4lsc. aahc.
TALLow,-saes Of y 600 lbs. California were made at
Ike, and S 900 co., city rendered, at 12c.
WBEEkY.-The market was dull small sales Of Ohio
were made at 32kc &c. state prison was nominal
and sales unmportant.
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The Gambling Houses.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE hEhALD'
The daily papers Of this city. since Sunday the 10th
alt, have given me and my house an unenyisbie no
toriety by the publication Of flaming articles headed
of GAMBLERS &c. &c. You have thus unwittngly
done to ysef and my customers and guests
and trust you VII do the favor to publish my state
ment in contradiction. most emphaticaly deny that
nv hou sc is or was, gambling house" have
kept for the last five years. and 1t never has been in
any way the resort of gamblers nor viii allow to be-
while proprietor. The second story OF my house
8 one entire room, containing several billiard tables
pubc at all reasonable hours for those desiring such
amuse and recreation 1t is always quiet respec
table and orderly, and visited by the most exemplary
citizens Of the Eighteenth war1. No disturbance, or
breach Of the peace has arisen emanated from
it. On the Saturday evening of the arrest, was con
fined to my bed by Sickness and knew nothing OF the
occurrence until late on Sunday morning Some half
dozen persons quietly amusing themselves on one
Of the tables when the police came in and nascrimi
natey arrested all the persons in the ROOM No one ar
rested, offered attempted to escape. Some of the
best citizens OF the ward of the number-some Of
whom never had played game Of billiards or cards In
their lives. No gambling game of any kind is sopen
in the house. nor am interested any way any such
game do intend to be. The persons arrested were
all discharged Sunday morning BY Justice Osborne
and able on Monday, called voluntarily
the Mayor, and true and proper statement and
explain alton, the WI ole proceedings were dismissed
From the complaint made to his honor the Mayor, on
which the arrest founded am led to believe that
il was either the result Of intended joke or the venom
of petty malice. II the former the joker has his
laugh may do him good If the latter, the fruits
thereof will be bitter ashes the lips OF its author
VIM O'DONNElL Third Avenue.
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holders which, had they discharged properly wos hsve
prevented the gross frauds and msprsctcs esmnitsd
~ OUT !. would S.vs n.
them pay every dollar Of the Of the fraud. Of
Of duty Mach might be said upon this subject,
but it would occupy too much space The most re~Ari,
able nson 1ha ~ tss State
for the passage Of this law which the stockholders de-
unjust and We trust that the directors Of
the New York and Harlem Railroad Company have no
more care tho interests Of their stockholders than to
concoct such schemes TO nure their property the Le
the table but throw It under the table II has too much
the appearance OF Wall street rckery to inure the old
stock Of this company, and it is to be deplorei that
street brokers connected with any Of them; their bust
Is too much Of laundering character to DO bene
will any company thrive well until they rid
themselves Of brokers from their Board of Direo
tors We anticipate great caaGSs viii take ss. Pias'
Besides the gross Injustice OF the proposed law Il
cedngly unfair that these interested directors should
thus contemplate affecting the old stock only and that
the preferred stock should remain totally unaffected
thereby njurng the old stock and benefting the pre-
ferTed Is that right Is it JUST The preferred stock
the report of the company just issued to its STOCKHOLM
err says that the company Increasingly Pr9sperous
q per cent stock Then let the stockholders have
benefit of the surplus far goes be it thrse or
stock the purpose Of making per cent stock
There is however, something behind all this. IL the old
stock thus reduced-mhBing seven cent stock
it will take but very slight increase in the annual
Of this company to make the old stock pay eight
per after being thus reduced and then all surplus
over the preferred stock will take the benefit Of jointly
with tie old stockholders Such law manifest unjust
proposition and only needs to review the law creating
the preferred stock and to view the proposed
the old stock to perceive the unrghteousness Of the
passage Of such a law Why did they not propose to
reduce tho preferred stock proporonaey according to
IL relative vaue with the old stock Why mott Direct
ors Of all companies too prone t, exercise more
power and authority than they ought to- without and
even against the wishes of their and far
as this company concerned trust the Legislature
will not cotntenapce sanction these directors thus
arbitrarily istermeddlng and improperly interfering with
their stock but will refuse to the law they desire
A STOCKHOLDERS
OF the Harlem Railroad Company.
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DIR or STATE, wAsHINeros Feb g. 1856
has been received A. th, department from
blockade ports the Black Sea and the sea OF Azod
copy Of the notification published for the OF
all whom It may concern =
In the Of the OF France Great Dri
tain, the undersigned commanding the allied naval
forces in the Black Sea- In conformity with
have received from respective governments hereby
the mouth OF the river Dneter the ports Akorman Owl
dioo and Odessa all the ports situated between Oohskoo
and Kherson the Bong aud Dneper also the
knboursn Point and Cape Turkoe including the
IS, ,s between CAPE Ala and the stra,
Including these q falts, AlcgtehA Soaas@ .s a.
Theodosia the port OF stat. Of Kertoh the on
sally the ports OF srdcsnsk Tspanrcg aud Arafat the
& ION and the ports Anapa and SondjaE are strictly
csLade y competent foEs o. tho aod aces France
S,S vii psa S snd is
rom all bosks n9sS Ara h T. hereby
nations The respeot treaties between her Majesty
Queen OF G:est Brit ira .h saa ms imperial MaJcs
srs viii u adopted snd executed h respect 70 Al, vessels
which may attempt 20 violate the ssis i,.H9 voxs
Rear Admiral Comma Chief her Br, s!e Asjestys
naval forces in the Black Sea,
Vice Admiral Commanding in Chief the rrsnob s9eairoa ID
Fort q Ksmsish Jan ~ 1885
In pursuance Of the resolve sxpcriaentaly L,
Hamburg Cruising Pilots the schooner Cushaysn has been
she the Hsmburg the we'll known
isrrc rcnnsnt Of the Hamburg Pilot GsIlots
able besides y The l. bseh paint on her fsrs.s sh.
detailed 20 cruise the mouth Of tho Elbe oshum
s n Ss sss d iSpS . . ss Sssns
sots she not permitted - furnish pilots unless tho said
caIoe should DO "a her stalk unsbe transfer piio,s
her obfson expressed "a seoton 10 81 the Poti,g
aedrsess lO9u osdspp9 Of is& The hpB.ns Of . piss
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lers and othsn having business relAtloos with that
State. All the trades arc separately classified in
the different localities, % that business circulars
directed by Ito aid are certain Of reaching their cor
rect address.
Through the kindness Of General walbridgs, We
have received complete sets Of the autographed
maps and surveys ordered by government In connec-
ton with the three great Pacific routes They sp-
pear to be well executed.
Tho Know NOTHING ALMANAC 10 handsome
little work, containing besides the usual matter OF
such publications, great variety OF articles on the
principles, objects and organization OF tho order.
II is embellished with numter Of wood cuts after
the manner Of Fox's Martyrs, sho wing up the mani
fold bugbears OF the Romish Church.
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PROPOSALS,

DRoPosAJs WILL RE RECEIVED AT THE OfrIcE az
y The Un.tsd States Mail steamship Companv III
We street for ihs construction OF pier aoa basin al
Wfrren street ans sod specifications vii, he prsparss
al stole.ti p bidders, on application at ths ON 81
NJ o ROBERT9
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FINE ARTS.

nEcoRATrvE FRISCO PAINTER OF THE GERMAN
~ and Italian schools ready TO decorate In tins
most approved manner, ssd in al STYLES Address, 81
EOS Spring street, New Yors, GEORGE Flick.
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DFApY MAE CIn1u1Nc Ann

pADi MAlE CLOTHING AND PIECE GOODS =
- A. 81. CRISTALAR, Auctto ,eer, % Bowery, Will
sell on opdsy. 9Th inst at I0n o'clock, rock, sack,
sres aud ovc. coats. cashmere aud d.. ''kn pants sk
satin and cloth % all mado in tis n' esv '.,es
ueres bro,deoths doesliS black aad fame, ssa5e,'
ersyat', &C. This sails is WORTHY he attention '''
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GLUTHING--LApIkS OR ENTIENEN HAVING ANY
~ TO dispose OF can receive fair price in cash BY
,tndng 70 the store IL iurens street. Cans 50
West Broadway, by letter through the post office
Ladies attended by Mrs Cohen. $. C0HsN.
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IT 8. NAVY SAILORS AND oTtNss.-EXrRA PAY
u /. promptly paid, bounty land warrants obtained,
bought Sold pensions procured balances due heirs
Of deceased u collected and ali kinds OF aims
against the United States reeoverejh by
Agent and late Purser Q. S. Navy. 81 Wall etresx
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
CLOTHING, &C.

IlAsT OFF CLoTHiNG-S2c0 coo WORTH WANTED
~ -. highest price literally given, ana cash paid
in current money. Gentleuen wishing to dispose Of
large small lots respectfully requested to address
or call ony JAMES MARoNY, III Baxter formerly
Cranpe) street, near Chatham.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-04

TINTED STATES BOUNTY LAND AGENCY, % WALL.
" strtet-Oicsrs, soldiers, sailors, arti GERS tea
sers &c, who served In any In the United States
army, militia volunteers navy since 1890 emit
tied 10 warrant for leo acres OF land. Those who
have received forty eighty entitled 70
the balance. Apply as above. y. ROWING, Agent.
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EXTRA Pay.

DoUETY IAND.-LEr TIE sfx THOUSAND soL-
I'D diers and soiors in and about kss York, entitled
TO one hundred and sixty under the law APP
ply Al once at tho Bounty Land 0Gss 20 AMI IL Nassau
street P1TKIN DIXEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-04
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

4 PHYSICIAN WISHES TO HIRE A PART OR THE
n whole OF genteel house, between Fourteenth and
Twenty eight streets, in not far from Roadway.
Post Office
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r ow RENTS-DwEIILNGS OVER STORES IN CA
nal and Greenwich streets, 10 rooms, for 800;
store under same, 5000; store adjoining $500;
corner basement, $780, adjoining basement, $l75 the
building that connects. Hardman & Osborne, Walker
atreet nd Bovery
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ITO LET OR LEAsE-THE HOUSE ON THE CORNER
i Of Twenty first street and Fifth avenue we'll To-
Gated fer boarding house. possession OF part Of the
house be had Also wagon for SALE with top.
Inquire at c. Schumanns stable No East Twentyf
afr
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ITO LET OR LEASE-PART OR ALL OF THE Dwell
i ling house, No Bond street, near Broadway; is
good location for dentist dressmaLer or miner.
Possession given before May next II required.
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ITO LEASE, AND FURNITURE FOR SAIE-A HOUSE
in Cottage place Hancock street, will be leased for
two years from list OF May next AT . moderate rent
The sale Of portion Of the furniture is positive
diton in the letting, and but those who wish to
purchase need apply. Inquire at 81 Park row.
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TITO LET, LEASE OR FOR SALE-THE VERY DE-
i srabls three story brown stone house. No. SO West
Thirty sixth street. near Fifth avenue. Rent 81 900;
for q small family. Rent $3.50 Apply to
E. H. LUDLOW, IL Wall street.
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j At Vanderbilt's Landing Staten IsIni one Of the
best lumber and coal yards in the vicinity Of New York.
embracing from 40 TO so lots of ground an bukhead
of about 500 feet the bay. Possession will be given
Immediately For further information inquire of
WIN H. VANDERBILT, Battery Place up stairs.
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ITO LET OR FOR SALE--A COTTAGE RE:IDENCE,
i with stable, cosshhouse, outhouses &C., together
with eleven lots Of ground handsomely laid out with
trees and brubbery the being enclosed with picket
fence and gateway at the Of street
and the Bloomngdale road The above property loca
ted in the finest spot this island and very easy
The street is opea from the Bloompgdale road to
the Eleventh avenue. Apply to NJ. WILSON,
Corner of Cortlandt street and Broadway.
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ITO LET OR FOR SALE-A SUPERIOR Built FOUR
i story high stoop house. 25x65 fee. in location OF
beauty 1914 West Twenty eighth street. being oppo
site Lamartine Park This building, though compare
tive new will be reprinted throughout. Rent 81, 200;
price SIS, l0e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-04

ITO RENT VERY LOw-SEvERAL ROOMS ON TIN
i nth floor Of Trinity building, Broadway. Apply
ut "a Trinity building
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II OBOKEN.-PART OF HOUSE TO LET, IN A
III beautiful situation, consisting of six rooms
Hoor two parlors with marble mantles CRATES &C.;
q third with fireplace, and also three sleeping
apartments two large and small. Inquire, at No
Park place. between Fourth and Fifth street. fifth house
from Fourth street, Hoboken.
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Y70R RENT FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR A FAMILY
III wishing a comfortable residence and garden IN Jer
sey City-A two story brick house In Psvonia avenue,
Of Prospect street. Jersey City, together wi III
garden containing fourteen lots Of ground and riety
OF productive fruit trees; also, carriage house, and
terms. Apply to Mrs WIN. G. POST, on the premises.
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UNFINISHED HOUSE TO IHT-THE THREE STORY
Il brown stone house, No. 10 West Twenty. sixth
street containing all the modern improvements, will be
let with without the furniture Apply to
j. G. STONEALI, 131 Fulton street.
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ITO LET OR FOR SALE-THE HANDSOMELY FUR
i niihed first class four story brown stone front
English basement house. situated 227 West Thirty
street. has all the modern improvements is perfect
order ana affords rare opportunity for desiring
pleas ant and elegant residence The house and furni
ture both new and will be rented together on lease
or sold Address box 2, 1852 Post Office
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ITO RENTAL 20. 1T HENRY STREET, BROOKLYN
i rooms without board and a front basement suta-
bic for physician. ReieIenc exchanged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-21

A MIR. Alexander j. Forbes, an old resident of
buffalo, and recently returned from California.
where ne mad been absent about three yesrs-fn-
ding his family ON the eve of being materially in
creased and having satisfied himself that the au.
thor at this disgrace was Mr.. Michael Shaler,
chr< IN the employ of Mr.. George Gage, grocer
on Seneca street, proceeded this morning abou,
II o'clock to Mr.. Cages store, and after asking
Tor an account which Mr.. Gage had against him,
drew revolver and rapidly discharged five shots
against Shaler-only one, however took effect
passing through the right breast and out Mt the
back. Shaler now lies in rather n critical con.
ditlon, although it is not supposed he will die
AS soon as the act was done. Mr.. Forbes ut once
gave himself up to the officers-he was entirely
eal'n-exPressed his regret that the man Shaler
was not killed-said he had good aud sufficient
cause for The preparation of his apparently rash
act
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-21
Remarkable Rail Road accident

The Boston Traveller has the following account
of an accident on the Concord Railroad of Mon
day:
They first went down over an embankment
30 feet deep, turned over and lay with the seats
elevated some three four feet; the secon car
turned to an angle of nearly forty five degrees and
remained; the car ON the track. The
engineer and fireman went down with the engine
but escaped injury. Those the baggage ear es
capped amid the ruins without essentiei injury
None of the passengers were killed ana no Fnbs
broken, and few were injured. One lady was
thrown across the car and bruised in the back. In
the baggage car which went down the embank-
ment were two casks ofcggs, and it was after
wards ascertaned that only three of the eggs
were broken"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-21
AND SUMMER, 1879
- GLASS 4 RAINE. j. DlNON. AGENT

Business done entirety far Cash. 'Pr,ng supply of
Cloths, Cas,imerrs aud Nc,tus> Rea y-made Clothing
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, &C
of all descriptions.
The subsc bers world peruly thcir thank.
to their friends ani the public for ihe liberal patronage
bestowed on them during the twelve months and
take pleasure unciug tat hey hive just received
their Spring aud summer supply OF Goods from New
York to which lhc attention is respectfully called
Their CIothing Is made and trimmed in the afest
style and best manner. The public may rely fair
drang. The prizes viii be nnifnm Oae rijce only
as.eI and that tie Invest the same quality of Goons
can he s., Id ut ia my n.aket.
Clathe. madr up order az short notice and none
but the best wor>men enpnyed at their establishment
Their terms OF -ie Nil IN future be for cash only :;
knowing that upon this Pincipla our cu1tomers viii
derive equal benefit wit ourselves
m o8nsT GLASS T. RAINE, J. Dlxos, As't.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-21
Almost q Riot.

A mob of nearly two thousand German labor
ers Tuesday beseged an Intelligence Office, kept
by one Charles Mayer in Rivngton street. New
York, being drawn thither by an advertisement
calling for laborers to go into the country at
81 50 per week. Many of these persons, it is
alleged had previously paid the keeper 81 fee,
but the promise of employment had not been full
filled. Great Indignation was expressed IN con-
sequence, and threats were made to pull down the
house The police. however, came upon the
ground and put stop to the demonstration
MAYER was arrested.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-21
THE nEIenb1ufn 0Io,,f

p. T. Barnum has on his farm near Bridge
port, Conn, a large elephant. He is said to be
very docile walks three times fast pair of
horses, and drags large sub soil pillow, driving
it from Is to 81 inches deep. This same animal
was used in India to work on the roads,pile tim
Der, &c, and it is said that he don't stick up his
nose at any reasonable work that his present own
or places before him
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-21
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
No. a SPRING 1855. No. l2,
Boliiagbrook street. Sycamore street.
MUIR 4 STEVENS,
SPRING 1855


Boihsgbrook areet. Sycamore street.
MUIR x STEVENS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in China, Glass
I Earthcnware, Looking Gln.ses Britannia and Plated
Ware, Fancy Goods, &c, Of Boingbrook and
Sycamore streets, Petersburg, Virginia.
The subscribers receiving from Europe 81
their import ton. per ships Isaac Wright, Under
wriyh.r Wyoming Constantine and Diver, a very
large stock of Goods, comprising all articles usually
French and English China Dinner and Tea sets,
some very fine and of rare pattern and style; ALSO
White Granite ami Printed Dime, and Tea sets.
Fren, h and English China White Granite Printed.
Willow, Marble. Flowing Blue, Mulberry. Colored
mud Edged Plates md Dishes Chinn. Lava. 1ron Stone
White GrRnite. Lustrc. Marble, Hunting. Pearl Color
Ell Dipped and othcr st, les of Pitchers, Basins and
E"ers b ,wls, Mugs, Ceaee aud Tea Pots Of all doe
ciptions.
Gos- Ware tof all ,tyes.) embracing Goblets.
funhIera. Wine Glasses, Decenters Sayers. Nappies,
Bowie. Celerics fiteher-, Salts. Vinegar, Peppers,
Mustsrds Spoon Classes fihge, Bowl, Lamps Flower
and Lamp Shatos Sugars, Coognes, hi tiers Bottles
Iulep Tubes, Curtain Pms Cup Plates, Paper Weights
Syrup Bottles, Cande.,io =, Jars, nc
Look TX Gla-@.-Fine French Plated Mirrors, Gilt
and Mahogany Frame do, Swing, Ring and Pocket do
Britannia and Paied Ware, rea Wnre, CoHee.
Pitchers, Lamps and Castors.
Stone Ware OF ell descriptions; Walters Fancy
Goo Is. &c which they respectfully invite tho
ton oil the North Carolina mud Virginia merchants and
the public gonrraly feeling confident that they pre-
rnted offer great Inducements, both quality Of
good. and price They determined to sell as low
~ any house North South.
mart dam MUIR & STEVENS
N Particular attention paid to packing.
Lynchburg and Western Virginia Depot.