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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-10
CITY Intelligence.

EloHTE1STH WARD REIU CosNrTu.-An ofhce has
been opened at No Everett Hoase, In Fourth avenue,
between seventeenth and Eighteenth streets for the
ception ofl,, atons for the poor Mr.. Valentine a.
Hail. No 10 Grammerey park, twentieth street, is the
hairmAn and treasurer Of the committee Tho call u
the committee Il ont and IL sto be hoped that ths ci
of that ward viii not BE- pehind Their neghbors IN
this good work.
CHARITABLE CONCERT. The Young America Ethiopian
troupe composed Of very talented young artists, will
give concert at the Brookly Athena this evening
for the benefit Of the poor of that city The object
worthy one, and the performance VIII be veil worth the
price u admission.
A CouDHScy NAV AxoxG mE CoNs AsD PEoyIaos
MncH1Srs--A smar, " connisnes man" from Mon
reaI ss recently made mis- appearance among our pro
vi,ion and brsadstuT merchant by the use Of those
arts 20 sell known TO confidence men" he suecseisi
in gan.ng short credits fron Of our merchants
vi. plan TO purchase aJur grain and pork, a. fall
s4p. rrees and then vheslround and sell out a.
,,e,. when he could 90 bnger eonesai bis system of
ot.rAt.pz he suddenly migatsd 10 another held IN
wheh display his spterpre u -as reported that hs
fsrpe.s amounting 10 som, t2o 0oo. How much he
~. bagssd In this city u not folly sDovn, bot Il
amounts 20 consiGsfAble tum, though, probably not
sgual 20 his Montreal operations.
yuIp FoKr11TH srNuI.-soon after n O'Clock on
MONDAY eight ere broke oit Ina stable situated Al ths
corner q For,sih street AMI Eleventh Ayspas which
,rr.aA tie woodward of Jshn Price, destroying sos
| $500 .orth u fre-ood 90 vhich there inssr
! apos he hre, ~ seems, ws caused By boy taking
eamthsns IN mp into tho stable. The horse upsst j
auopgst the hay and set Gre 10 The stable Tie hame'
spread rsplily and toos the woodward. The h~ uoak
hav. srtnzuishsd so0p, but the scarcity % vs'
prevented the hrsmsn from Working.
FRISB sHAp>-ws received yesterday two specimens q
souihsrn shad with the eomplimsn, u James W Tay
Ior u the steamer Augusta from s.ysnnah. The asl
look we'll and Mr. Taylor vil cosssr hifns~f thans~1
pvaFsro Pxmrxrauos me rnsms~rs % ths ss-
Yort Dramatic society presented " Thso1ore \. Sms
rnsxnihsss, gold vAieh hs retiring from the Prssi
dsnsy ., ,hst body, % tbs l., 81 Jsaasry, ist
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whereas under long established precedent, which has
operated as an incubus upon the efforts Of all true
friends Of military system viz the regular
sion, by seniority, OF ali officers
Resolved That we, the members Of tbis convention,
do establish the principle OF succession in Office the
ground ef merit alone, and woald recommend that all
Offices vacant hereafter be filled either by election the
Executive-be aled the basis Of ftnsss for posi-
tion alone.
Gen. DrRYEA called the attention Of the convention to
the necessity Of establishing military journal which
should be In immediate communication with beadquaT
ters so that any orders might be made known
possible TO all the officers He thought would 10 well
to consider this subject and he would therefore,
that committee Of three bc appointed to report upon
II at future convention, ut the present IL
should be deemed desirable.
The motisn carried, and Gems Duryes, Hall and
Bruce were appointed.
The committee appointed at the convention held last
year at Albany to consider the question OF rewards aad
drills, were continued, motion Of General Burnside
The convention then adjourned 10 meet 1T II O'Clock
to-day.
Last night the members attended the Broadway thea
tire on the invitation OF Mr.. Marshall
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rsrryp arAr1 DBrncT corsr.--so.. :, TO- ~, "a %,
q, ~, ~, 45, 80
rrrpx.u CorwI-Eresit--Par Mos. a1S, lzH,
i2sf l2ss $50 i1DT 2s Hi, 1903 " l2ce lz5l i5I1,
IZTs izTs 1877, 1879, i1s0 " 1870 1s&, t17 Part
gJ1.
oorxos PsAs-Pari l-sss IzI In tg7 - 1ts 10,
Ns isT Part a~Nos ~ ~, lo1, llO, III, ilA IA
IIs ils iS1 La, lss, 10, lot
Hrpsnsos CotpI-so-. ~, z1S lsT, "a, 2ss, 10 ~,
ga ata 2ss 2s< 5ta 1T5 "a, z1b, Z1s ~. ~, 30
2sl 1sa ~, zA 80. al, Ds. zss, 10 ni, ~, ~
70 m 7,s gg9 90, sgi, Sy1, ID.
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nEsKs, oFTICE TABLES, FURNITURE, &C SILL
~ ing out al greatly reduced pricesThs subscriber
having changed his business, and being desrous TO
close the without delay. offers the stock a.
prices that win suit any purchasers Who may want ar.
teles ia THE Inc WM L. BRANCH, q Broadrsy.
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c.y1rsr oy ! Drrn ys..sl " n.L.r pInars.--c.p,

CayTru oy Dvro ynsssi NJ hAilr PRsrp.--csp,.
Lsurenes ~ the eIppsr ship Nsehisf arrived N0bi,y
from China, makes the following report
Passed throush -. chins ~. avrAs ths iypheon
9TH VERY bsavy v.stbsr Ost n. tks sorth
sgussnssa ~ hslay prs,ss ss5 srnss ~ distress
also her ship susk vita y.iy hsr tsprssa-
mssts shove vs,sr ssfss - IN sonrsAy v,A spfss skp
Archer rbabrhas for f1ndenl sba syt~r
srms1 soat 1a tks s,hsr TO shys
ths lsrs ssss,An 81 prs.st y - n. Hear Wsstsr
frtn WlNnys& fer Antwsrp vssss sn4 ssfrs tta Leo.
bsih ksnS pssss1n ~ ths hsisys wbs slssns
~ s,srytsr The sv~y ssts,sses sas prsse.s
a.. N.s ltrft tks
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lsGHE DESTROYED AND CARS THEows orr TN
IEAck-okE MAn EEyEKkLY MIuKkp.


TRAcK-osE MAN sEyEnELY nJUEKD.
An accident, which threatened q, one time 20 bs At
tended with serious consequence occurred the Eris
Railroad On Monday night, a Port Jsrvis The -
lawars station about hundred miles from this city.
II appsss that the night express train approach
ing the Delaware station, IT. way 20 Pisrtn0nt, IL
ron against maU of stone uhieh had bssn thrown
the track By Land slide, and serious collision sn.osd
The engine was broken, and the front baggage cars
thrown % the track and considerably shattered Mr..
Potter, the baggage master, severely tnlufed,
though he IL cossldsred out ~ esrgsr The greatest
conformation prevailed Among the pss..nFsfs bat for
taEatsy, none ~ them injured. They De-.
tsinsd 10 Delaware daring the night and did no; arrive
IN town until last night
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wArCHEs. JEwELRY. 90.

CALIFoRNIA DIAMONDS s-GENTIEMEN's CLUsTEf
~ pins with chain, %; without ~; cluster earrings
% and 81 20; ladiss' cluster pins $40; gentlemen
single stone pins % 10 s10 rings s5 TO sl2 The bes
judges cannot tell them from the real
l.. J. JACOBS, 407 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-10

TNARM FOR SALE-oNE HOUR FROM THE CITY BY
E railroad aover 100 acres 20 in wood good house and
ouN buildings all in perfect repair great quantity and
variety OF fruit trees situation pleasant and healthy
and of easy to the city several times day Apply
to L. Y ROGERS, Esq, Railway, New Jersey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-10

FOR SALE
&SOO.OOO. sale, Tor ca'ts-otU@ Exchange for otSsr

good and paying property, for Tennessee Virginia
State Bonds most desirable cotton factory in the
United States. Is located in southwestern State,
immediately lne Of railroad communicating with
the most important southern cities,) where good labor
Northern States The material is also cheaper and
orders for the manufactured articles, four months
above New York prices. There 100 OF land
good dwelling, and forty two story framed houses be-
sides the cotton mill and other necessary buildings
the premises The factory building Is Of brick 1875 feet
long, four stories high with wing three stories high
There in operation 200 spndles and 12s looms all
good new, and room for than twice the
ber Of each The water power is pronounced by judges
the best-all things consdered-in the Union, always
enough in dry and never too much in rainy seasons
The company has liberal charter which can be con
veyed with the property For further information and
particulars, address box 27S6 Post Office, New York
Principals only treated with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-10

CEwING MACHlNE-F0R SALE, AT A REDUCTION
- OF $50 from regular price, Of M Singer Co. s
patent sewing machines, purchased from the manufac
turers last July has been used and guaranteed
to be in perfect order Price, $75 Apply to j. j. DOR
TIC, 102 Front street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-10

nwNER WANTED FOR ONE CASE OF MERCHAN-
" disc, marked (G) Nc No. 10, left time ago in
front Of store 90 Broadway and taken OF by the
porter As enquiry has been made yet the atten
ton Of the proper is called to this advertisement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-10

HoUSE wANTED-BETwEEN CANAL AND FOUR
III teenth streets, Bowery and sixth avenue. Any
person having TO dispose Of reasonably may find
cash customer by addressing Z. ). r., Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-10

ID EAL ESTATE.-WANTED TO PURCHAsE-A NICE
N snug dwelling house, on the west side Of the city
below Fourteenth street Price not to exceed $4,000
Any person having such, will find buyer by addressing
4. b. KINSHIMER. 3l9 Fourth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-10

ID 0OMS wANTED.--A PARLOR AND BEDROOM, OR
Il bedroom with closet (unfurnished and without
board) is wanted by gentleman OF very quiet habits.
Location in Broadway, not further up than Fourteenth
street. in any OF the streets adjacent thereto.
Address Mr.. Edwards, Herald Office.
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T0RUG STORE FOR SALE-THOROUGHLY STOCKED,
IL and on the corner of beautiful block of marble
buildings; sales be 1920 per day lease is worth
81 00O Price 81 500 part cash balance notes mort
raae JAMES N. STARK 40 Wall street basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-10

DRY GOODS OR PIANOS WANTED IN EXCHANGE
~ for Western lands, stocks real estate in Gin
cinnati Any other goods suitable for the Western
trade real estate here would be taken in exchange
Address Western Merchant, box ,o77 Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-10

ITO SALOON KEEPERS.-FOR SALE CHEAP, ONE
splendid counter, two marble top tables and four
mirrors, suitable for first class saloon Inquire Of
GEORGEW. MUMLY, 50 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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TITO PLUMBERS,-FOR SALE, A FIRST RATE PLUMB
i sing establishment, with the stock and fixtures, in
the best location in this city, and doing flourish
ing business. II has q continual fow Of steady
TONER'S and will be sold low for cash good security
Apply to VIM KENNEDY, Real Estate Broker, As viii
liam street. third story.
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DRUG STORE FOR SAIE-A PHYSICIAN, WHOSE
~ increase of practice obliges him TO renquish the
drug business wishes to dispose OF the store 1876 Seventh
For particulars inquire as above after O'Clock
y. NJ
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A BUSINESS FOR SAIE-WHICH PAYS OVER ONE
N hundred per cent. The for selling the bust
ness Of the i'll health OF the proprietor who
has left for Havana An enterprsing man realize
shown by an interview. Address X. o. g., Herald office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-10

TTN0 HATTERS.-F0R SALE, A HAT STORE LOCATED
i in very fourishing neighboring city. Has been
established eight years and is doing prosperous bust
Terms will be made easy to a responsible pur-
chaser. For particulars apply to
JOHN HANF0RD, No. Ann street, N Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-10

TINO OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE-WANTED TO EX-
i change for a small sized modern built house or
other real estate in this city, stock Of staple dry
goods, at low wholesale prices. Apply to
p. o. STRANG, 10l Liberty street.
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w and full board, by single gentleman, located be
tween Washington place and Fourteenth street, and
Broadway and Sixth avenue; gas and fire in the room
with bath on same floor Dinner at o'clock. Private
family preferred. Address g., Herald office, stating
terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-10

ITO FLUID AND CAMPHENE Di ALERS--A CAPITAL
i opportunity Is offered to any wishing TO
gage in the fluid, camphene and lamp business, the
present proprietor being obliged to go West in the
spring. Address K, box ST. Albany
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-10

VITANIED TO PURCHASE--A FEW sLEIGH ROBES
w Any person having such TO dispose OF cheap will
find purchaser, by applying at Coopers livery stable
III and 123 Eighth avenue Of Sixteenth street
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YJ,HE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF AN ESTABLISHED
Il custom and clothing store, OF twenty years stand
ing for sale The present proprietor wishing to retire
from the same would sell reasonable and lease the store
for term OF years. The store is prominent corner
tween thirty and forty thousand dollars per
The stock would amount TO about fifteen thousand dol
lars which would be exchanged for real estate bonds
and mortgages stocks, at their market value.
Address Clothier Herald Office stating real and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-10

T0OR sALE--A SCHUYLKIIL CANAL BOAT, CALLED
IN the General Washington, Ave years old, lying at
Jersey City. near the Dry Dock Apply board ad
dress Francis, Jersey City Post Office
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TyOR SALE-THAT VALUABLE GROCERY STAND
IN on Eighth avenue, corner Of Fourteenth street,
with expired lease Of two years from 1st May next
Tho stock has been well selected has good Of cash
trade and the rent low. Apply on the premises to
MARTHA Lat5 I LoCKwooD, IoKw, Administrators.
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ETTANTED-T0 RENT, HOUSE WITH MODERN
w improvements, in a respectable neghborhood, be
tween Houston street and Sixth avenue; rent 5000
s70O. Address stating terms location, &C., ll0s vii
liam street, corner Of John, up stairs.
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ttOnn FOR SALE, BAKERY, LOCATED ON ONE
DCOU, Of the best avenues; the stock, fixture,
furniture aud all the necessary apparatus, incuied
reasons for selling going South Apply at 2l2 Broadway
corner Fulto nstreet, room No. 10. IMERS PURDY.
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FOR SALE.

TNOR sAIE-A BUSINESS DOWN TOWN, FOR $500,
I netting yearly 90, 900 over all expenses. Also,
fancy goods In Hudson street. splendid stand and
trade. Price $3.50. Also, coffee and cake saloon In
Nassau street. best saad and trade In the city Price
$500 Also Ave splendid lots at Port Richmond Apply
at 212 Broadway, room No. 10. BROWN q CO.
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TNOR sALE-A FIRST CLASS HOUSE, WITH ALL TILE
I modern improvements, built by days work, and
Just completed No ~ Ninth street bet Fifth and
sau street,
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TO THg EDITOR OF rnE sEw roEK uEnaLp.

notice ia your paper ~ to-day card signei BY
Thomas Hycr In which he states that he assaulted
by Nr BAleT and myself ia the lat. Aifay whirh took
place Al Platps saloon 10 Broadway lbcg leave through
your columns 10 pronounce this statement false Mr.
Hyer the aggrestor. and appeared 70 be ANXIOUS "
come into coission with lie also drew his pistol
and challenged ~ fight when ocer Baker interi.re
and pushed away from Hyer. Hyer again rsnswcs
the assault and told me - draw my plstol-that he
ready to fight me. Furthermore, Hyer followed
officer Baker into the saloon and not followed
NJ he states In his communication. E.spectfully 6e
III rffk kkyat,'
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nFFICES TO LET-LARGE AND SMALL, WELL
" lighted, with good air, front and building,
81 Nassau street, suitable for offices for light
chanical purposes. Inquire of EUGENE FERRIS, 81
Nassau street.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, SC, WANTED.

tt10 900 HOUSE WANTED IN GOO
DlA.UUU. location, between Tenth an
Ihirteth streets and Third and Eighth avenues wort
from 50 coo TO sl2 900 From 81 600 TO s. 900 win
paid in cash, and the balance in very hne house
Williamsburg with extra size lot and in the best loca
ton, near Peck slip ferry. Inquire of
JOHN A. CONDIT, As wall street
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GEvENTH ANNUAL BALL OF MANAHAN'3 CORNET
~ Band, viii take place at Tammany Han the 18th
inst. Tickets 81; can be had at the door the
ing Of the ban, and Of Thos. Manahan, leader, 80
Bowery.
TTlHETwENTY- sixth ANNUAL BALL FOR The BENE-
OF the New York Fire Department Fund, viii take
pAcsn the Academy Of Music, Fourtssnth street, on
nonday evening, JAM 1b 1885, Tickets may BE- procured
OF tbs managers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-10

TSOR SALE THE STOCK OF SHIP CHANDLERY,
I good will, &C., Of the store 154 Soutb street, re-
Gently occupied by G. A. L. Blanchard &c good op-
rortunity for any who wishes to comnienzg
ness; also, three-fourths Of the bark MaryiIiJI
toeether with her cargo of assorted lumber for theA
trsian market outfits &C. The bark about $40 tons,
double deck in good order, well found and is lying
loaded and ready for sea- at Baltic street. Brooklyn,
Also fourth the whole Of the ship Leodes This
ship has just been thoroughly overhauled, and in
prime order for any voyage. JOSEPH H. T00NE,
Assignee. 81 Wall street.
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VITANTED TO RENT-THE UPPER PART OF A HOUSE,
w over a store the west side Of the Bowery.
Rent not to exceed $3.50 per annum. Address G. g.,
Herald Office.
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@7 H0O FOR SALE, THE LEASE, STOCK
plsOOOa and fixtures of q splendid corner gro
cey and liquor store situated in the best part Of the
city to make money and doing large and profitable
business. Apply Immediately at 212 Broadway, room
No. 10. Sinners PURDY
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W7 EOO FOR SALE, BREAD AND CAKE
WlsOUOs store; connected with 1t is an excel
lent ladies' restaurant, fitted up in superior manner
The location cannot be surpassed is indeed chance
seldom offered. Apply Immediately at 2l2 Broadway,
room No. 10. Sinners Il PURDY.
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In the police reBorts the nrt page of your paper ~
the 27th Decemb.SNlt statement of the
disposition made by Justice Glars o. charge u PERU.
ry agsnst James q. AttTidgs lie was arrested the
charge, and bsd % bai before examination. After
CATION Justice Clark, finding % suspect
that the offence bad been committed, the accused
an honorable discharge.
The publication referred 10 in Journal of Jour very
large circulation has done Mr.. Attrdga rrspafsbs
injury, and hope you vii give equAl puhlley u this
correction. Mr.. A. n gentleman of reputation and In
tegTty well known and respected ~ nuinsf0as circle
of .rends In this city. Yours, kr.,
A. LJOwE, z37 BrOadway
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cHRIsTMAs PRDsENrs.

HsHE snbscriber you'd respectfully call thu atten.
J. ton OF those wishing make their friends pre-
for Chri. az eN Yea TINT will he priced abova
diamonds coll nj cutlery md seectiiom he large
assatment Of Jcwelry and Fancy Goods, its' rereived
lot the oreusoa, NJ prices 10 suit the times and hive
them file with one OF one his n'mmitHl,e PREMIUM
DEGUEhREOTl PES. Remember that GIBBS bore
If "A the pnlm by the first premium over Al compeors
the nte Furs at Petersburg and Rehmond which
Is suffrient guarantee that his is the place tn hive
your image transferred equal nate So without wuch
ado, along railroads. IN your carrnges, or on
loot al received alike, and you viii hnd plenty Of
gia fire and every hing make you comfortable
whle waltz Your time Of sitting. In every case en-
the ga :isfaclion giscn--or charge made
At the sign of The fling p e. GIBBS.
teS' All paper4 M VERT Inc for me will copy
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q NCnmlillsstnn IsllsiIl css.

tOfNaTQhuK q SOmuueSsHOu OusssssSs.
1--WE sub-sriber haSing purchased the interest of
IL Mr.. q. Pettsjuhn, in the conrrfn Ut Lee n o.,
viii continue the Forwarding AMI Commission business
a their.oid stand on the dock.
His location gives him superior advantngss over any
lhtr Forwarding House in the City. a, be 10 but few
.uarcs ot level streets ON the tsniines oft Bait
,norr Philad,lrlha and Now York s'esmess. add New
York and Boston Pacrst. ard Il subjected TO the w
tst drasaae .tized - the CITY Urnaner whereas
srss .hipeed d, those local the basin re drny.
~ ea " two miles over rra paved streets, thereby
.,'esi I, or utter .istlagr we'll Increased cHsi-
81, the better und dng I'll charges, he will put
good. an h art eanaibs from vessels 9" 'ie 'mers
~ eent. ner 100 u.s. provided, however, that u"
ehafre fr a .ingl shipment sha be less tlnn twtniy
FIVE cent, fr eea,fnissien aud dmmRe' ss'eh ee-'-
r mere is irequ,ri charged for diaynge alone Ia Inc
Basin ard Eve rem is rshrr lres tiaa fle ns"fage
cost II hauiing there hs tie ORR nance.
Tpbar oand or procure shipped At about bali be
charges char grd hy thoss lDcafrd an the Basin
Persons .hlpiae tobacco other pfuduee to my a
arrs. will 10 we'll Ia si6p by Air. Petyiobn- lire o
soais they directly inIo the Dock for m loads.
wthout delay nr.rs uhlr. =
IInxing IA expef.gee IN the business # fifteen yeas,
he Hatt, {. himself hat h. give .atisocot to all
WIN may en,iust tirer bn.inrs- 10 i'm.
Charge On goods Invariably follow them 10 desina
ton.
~ Particular attention given TO The sale Of Mer
ehnndi-e and Produce
mac Al. wi AIFREDS. LEE.
ass = On 7rhe d. ek Rehmohd Va
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GUANO, l:UANO.

GUANO, GUANO.
HAVING made arrangements with the Per,iviat,
j. Il agents to get supplies of GUANO on The test
terms prepared Furnish it. We have
humid aud sfrat 800 bag s,aud II be in reg.
uur receipt oft We shall II nore Excerpt what
direct ION The agents, and all wha purchase
may rely getting GENUINE GtANo. We solicit
the ofour friends and all others with the assut.
that wi!f0lways furnish hem with the best art
lie and on thu moat favorable terms
CRENSHAN 4 co.
feIi-ts North sde of the Basin Riehmonti Va.
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Fall Importation
OF EarfhcnWare and Chinl.

Fresh Receipts of Glass and Fancy AfticfeS.
1--WE substrber oh RS To h. uade a'ge and vo'iei
L ,tock of Esrthenware, China and I'll 50, the pat
terns of which were seected by hinse1 IN person.
Having sxpere nee Of man, wears in this rfcunl
business he feels great confidence IN nti7g that in
Of price and quality II will eonpae hvniuhy viii
other house IN the ffade.
White Granite Dinner Ware,
DO do Bnaies aud Ewcra, Jugs. Tea Wme. etc
Blue Print Flowing and Fancy do
Fine Decorated China Dinner ard Dessert Sets
Do do do Tea and roiet Sets
Do do do Pitchers and Vases
Gold Band do Of above variety
White Chinn do of nLoyv variety
Common Ware Of every DESCRIPTION, suittbie fn
w vesans. which he offers upon such terms for cast
cannot fail To please
Fine Muniel Pier and iojet Gessts
Fine Ivory lalla Cutlery MATTERS an britannia are
Safety, aud otaer Fluid and Solar Lamps
Glnss Ware 10 every variety.
All he asks is call aud lac feels assured his prices
will give Satisfaction.
His Packer j. one of the best in the trade
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