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OYPREsS HILLS CEMETERY. Ofice Ne. 26l

~ Broadway corner of and others
hereby notified that leaves the oe
nor grounds every day except Sunday Al lo and
\. m md Sunday NJ 10 a
Also that Map O the entire grounds he's been completed,
showBs all the Avenues Paths Lskes Groves rsrks Ac &c,
Which "a be had al the Office.
These grounds rst offered 20 the public for Cemetery
purposes S49 and they contain the remains Of more
than 80 0So persons.
Tho Increasing number this Cemetery il such
absouels necessary that al tnuc PROFESSIONS
should the funeral in order that the BEL
Dc ecS giving notice the keeqers Of their approach thus
avoiding delay spd confusion
The attention Of Jnde takers IL particularly called 10 this
rcsussca. BY oider Of the Board q Trustees
EDMUND briggs, President.
c..
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J. n hoLssooE, Auctioneer.
4 UCTION SALE-THIS DAY. Dec. g. at 10y
~ O'clock No = C,thirrc By Catalogue, IA 81 80 The
eoeeru large Of the richest chns Tea and Drn-T Set
= Pa'e and Pla'ed China Toys, Vases Se sl.o
G. ckoy ard Glass Wac fancy articles II various ttni
Cutlery. viii b. cold lots suit purchasers. AL will
Be sold thout reserve Z cash
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~
prupvr,y is the daily Information furnished thcu shot
the land burning of flui Now all dan and
the cause sccd"nts IL ,y removed, u YOU the
PA1ENT INDIA NuBBER FLCID LAMP wh'ch cauno; be
broken burtcd exploded and csuno b. fc1 whcn burn
inE They the economical as wei as the only Ger
txry "A LAmp nov in use in srpessnre nrly
and sanu, fail 20 siye cne sa'srior W. DESTROYS
rspus Special Agencies 90 eouoy IN Vie uc4 Ss'Cs
on favorable terms aud solicit xsuu a;on Of The best ac
now offered intelligent public. k inform WON ineloso
clamp 70 HAwNaURST / MOTT, eNclas VI Manufacturers
n the alicd States No. SO Soton.si New \ ORA cry
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RrssTLL W. WEs1coI7. AaetIonreE.

r. L. DEIIssER Auciionecr-by LtAvITr DELIssER CO
Nos 81 and So BrosiwAy cor. " hitt 81
FRIDAY, Dec. ), at 10 o'clock. at their Sales
rcom.-LsTge Sale Of New FURNITURE. being IN, stock
# fs,clsss city Manufacture cn tin; of Rosewo g. Ma
hogsny srk Walnut and Oak Pal Kitchen Chtnb Hl
Library Furniture Pct Mantle and Oval Glasses french
plate Mirrors; 500 Paiutnss Ov,ls. Psste.s, Sc.
A. u o'clock
Costly PIANo-FORTfS vii he sold account OF n ~
McPhsil u.
Two ROSEWOOD PIANOS-2ds'yle. Louis XIV, T-octsyes
Nos $751; ard 69s Cupid scale. Cos 500 esch
One Rossuoo Pano-Sd sylo, Loli- XIV, 7octsvcs No
6682 Cupid scale. Cost : 40.
One Rosewood Pano-wo round corners, 7oc'ayes No. 6s
Cspd scale Cost $40 .
One Rosewood Psno-B. C. T. NJ, 7-octaye,; No. SOS
Cost $50.
Eleven Piano Fortes different styles and makersRoI Hal
Water Bennett & Co., Brooks L Co, &c.
All the above Pianos direct from tn manufacturers
and will b. positively sold without being probably the
largest assortment Of PanoFoes offered suy auction
sale.
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INFORMATION WANTED of CHARLES E

Il KING te,nt, yeas Of age hslt corPeNo2cd dark
bsc~ hsr Hsht Nlkers nGs'ao1", ave lei te9
iDcies scnel toc, saa 81 soeS
sddres Had thk light brown pants black Coz nd cam
bTvwn OF ez with velvet collar Tic l 80 epa5dns
house Saturday Nov Is for Toy asvtng
hssssgr back tNyeu hss only coueiag cohnS nc"
which may be Tafk allen hsl Fdt v4.ch open t'ced
gold oisl Any Information W be Italy we'd snd ~
wHrd.d BY sddItssnf his lave employers PECI!GpNE
PLAT NO 70 fesils;oT hi. fA.hcy FOSTER KING, Wafer
f,rd n Y.
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Cost an0 fnunh

EOUND-Dec. 2, in Broadway, Ladies' Kid
PORa -MQNNAIE conta ming small &c which he
owner Can have application to mesns HOPKINS HAY
No. D. Front IT.
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Eorses. Carriages, &r.

IARRIAGFS.-PersoBs wishing good family
~ CARRIAGES SLEIGHS Of any style, b. suited at
MOTT Co Repository, No. $50 Broadway Theyoek con
of Coscho Cscches Coupc Bsrouchc RockSwsy. &c.
Give them call
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+. Coz on Apctioneer
I ARGE SALE OF NV and SECONDHAND

Il ARUE NAIIE OF NJ HOI NEN JND-fIAND
LFURNITURE. BEDSTEADs CHAIRS-F COTTON
will sell THIS DAY Crhur.day) Dec 81 10y o'clock az the
Auction Rooms No. 50 Boeknsi aud No. 80 Anu sts very
ge good second hsud Furniture, from
fan lily declining houseke ping. IL will embrace KIDD
and d cupton mahogany aud rosewood Furniture for Par
lrs and Bsrooms Co Furniture Sofss and Sof. Bed
s.aos mahogany French aud 9th bedsesds; niShosaDS
large small Mirrors o. DO OIL Pantins' six dozen
Chairs yslous patiens Cottage Bedst ads &c L. Also,
Al lie same al the furniture from Retctory, including
Cosnteis Tables Stoves Chairs &C. all Of which viii be sold
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A. NJ AsswI>, AuetioBe.t.
pY BANGS, BROTHER d Co.-Tradc Sal
~ Rcous. No. Is PGkrus
THURSDAY. Dec as |clDck n, ss1 fsov'ns d.y+
COSTlNUaTION Of th- SALE Of ENGLISH sad AMER
1CAN B0OkS-The invoices b. sold embrace .sns~n
elegantly bound sad iu.tAc B"k- suited
n The seasD, well worthy ae-5n OF the trade sad
pubic.
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Sales bp Aueticn.
CrIoN sAIE nf spLENDn ROSEWOOD

UCTION SALE OF SPLENDID ROSEWOOD
N FURNITURE. PAINTINGS. sTAruaRY, GAS
v ARR. sILVERWARE, Piano FORTE, &c III, WI.
SON sGc;ioleer viii al THIS (ThHrsd ~ MORNING., at
81 ock al The .ren FarutGre n tie prva'e r~t,n'e
No. &c West ssiGs part Of three Saites ot Par
r Pun ifurf in Fu.L brcesle srEe ttss 'rcs
vh pa'c-las, doors and basS. do. corner Co. side Crnicf
Table,: sfe De-. gith Lte CsrtAns
FurcL ShsSs Fr,ucr 40 Mirrors handsome Tapestry AZ
pet. r. -fuin DO. 7c'2y- PisuoFOe splendid asFane!
aid with rcaIl Ro.euood Bgrc.n. Brds'cads; W.shste IT,
Silh srhe tops; fair Ma'trrss..; PAiaes sprng M.
R-ccpiioI Chains: sofa Bdtssi, so Courles NO
Oak Extension Table, Oh rs rtir splendid Ro-c Sc
mary Botes.-.oue cos. eloei MSorany Bcdsi,ais Blu
Sale positive
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Go nhom it man Concern.

A GENTLEMAN having THREE NlECES ct
IA respectable family ADOPTS His method OF MAKING
Gentlemen cnEascd in business
prosu DESTROYS of marriage A. the L'oes are Oh
department and appearance no Que
need reply Who from would ro b" welcome IN any
society who his position would not I'D rae lsn
lesep tneir which In their gn ana Is sum
Client Er their haucsou support.
will return the address % nav Dc Requested
any reply which does lot appear sutnen or contain some re-
spectacle reference.
III be held In tho highest of h1nor
and confidence and rtucncd II desed. Address AID MS
TRAITOR care ofN. b. Palmer, AdyUtisiRs Agent, Tribune
Rnildines NV York.
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Gcnses to fet.
Aousrs and forms tl1antc6.

WANTED to PURCHASE-A small HOUSE
w and LOT somewhere be, Bowery and Allen st. aud
Ryineon snd 4h-sts Address f. g., Box No I2 stating
terms locsti, Il, SIZE Of house &c.
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yo,r,, Hsossu. Au-'ioceer
Drp Goods.
4 COMBINATION of TASTE, ELEGANCE
"A AID FASHION.
CLOAK AND MANTiLLA ESrABLIshAhNr'

4 COMBINATION of TASTE, ELEGANCE
"A sld FASHION, cxrrzrr,s
CLOAK AND MANTILLA ESTABLISHMENT,
Me- IS sud ~ CsnLsi..
A e~ door. II Broadway
tn. advertiser The first in this country 10 commence 20
"'n'i'e' II,bIFs CLO.Ks AND MANrILLAs.
by rsa, which T several past he h' beer enabled
., give lucrative employment to a'se cas' OF Industrious aHa
l. Dot this sufficient th, hs establishment should Be
raonlea By shG l.te, Ct i- ,' s, the choices,
'S SEiSET IA MORE GRlE'4 ASToUE AND CASHMERE
and hi, design, received directly from Paris, he pre-
HIGHEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE cLoAKs AND
MANTILLAS
ai, fly cent lee. hAa the imported Manufactured
Should no, this fac. induce Tie sdic. P.Oue hi. e'b
C"ni.e TIE style, make, quality ,nd prices Of b. Msn.is
with hoe Of Psrsian origin and you must e'ue'' h't n
C,9 .ronser nsucedent be offered lsd.s to patron
While CoaSs ard Martins are coz .sed, rich and
elegant in appearance than saawl' 'hey At e" to
Thu. fshn ar economy dictate ,ss tie advantage
Of rsrorizins his establishment
b. doing s. hey exercise ...o,,,,
49,. .,.,.r, h'oNV"'
'H'1''' 'A'A ELEGANCE AND FASHION.
AMI secure garment.
OF exquisite finish.
INPoRTTp AND HOME MANUFAtrUREO CLolKs
A.!O MA<rlLLAS
.or .ou. stns which are those slowissly described 10
laf. Editorial ct The New Work Hersld az the
LUesa,
Lsssertipe,
Cruvei
CEsrns,
Ls gene D Eco.,e
Imperial Beauty
Mary stuart.
Ladic. you must call Il you 10 MOI p,tronzs the establish
ueut Of W obCuANAN "aNhE'H'S-
An invoice of rich LACES, received per Persia,
N will be opened MONDAY, Dec. l; There are bsch
,hsntiliy Wells Caps, Coars Cofures Rsre;s &c Also
Applcat. Point ALsigule aud Point DNen',se't Cspes
Hsndkecl ef. Laces for innDsA OF which surPSs
any thiIz eS offered IN our city. .
A RNOLD. CONSTABLE & Co. have still on
~ hand a good A.soItneht Of VELVET FLOUNCED
ROBES, which they have greatly reduced 10 price,,
No g. CANAL-ST. near Broadway.
DEEKNAN 4 Co, No. 473 Broadway, have
ID reduced the price Of their
as Velvet Flounced ROBES TO so
Also al their 40 SILK ROBES to $50.
Also all their ~ SILKS toe.
~ l. O A X S.
Y stIPERB ASSORTMENT,
ALI. NEW
SUPERIOR IN QUALITY,
SUPERIOR IN STYLE
JAMES A. HHARN.
No T75 Broadway
Above 9th-st.
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Goal, Sc.

x INDLIkG WOOD-Best quality sirsiosLn ::
u .s ..1ssa G:s "a H 5sSoss so w
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CHANCES for Bnsiurss Ellen.

ANY PHYSICIAN wishisg a Partner, .
wishing to eel bis prsodoe sddre,s Dr. w Trsua
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stopes, Ranges amo 6eaiers

CTOVE and HEAT R S.
- THE PRESIDENT COOK STOVE.
THE PREMIUM EMPIRE HEATER
With very large assortment OF all tho newest and best p.
TEN Of Stoves Of eyeIy descHp ion. for sale low by
WILLIAM CLARKE. Nos. . Carnine So Hldson-sts.
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ARRIVALS AT THE ENCHANGE ...,CC.
AND HALLAKD HOUSE.

II Tee, Orange; W GRAY Lynchbure; A Godfrey
San Francisco; L Hause, w Bayant Balt; r N CIark
Douglass \; Ifby, NottOway; C welIeman, o,
!, po,ng' ng Mss Boiling Gooehland 7 W Nicholson, C.;
II Dallam, II Cowman NJ Cohen J r Smith G. w
rtrlst Balt ID Drjarnette, Caroline r II Taylor 3
~ Gatlnser Hagerstown; DR. Mitchell ladies, ]
N f'eeI' fhIa' q Roberts, & RR; 5 II Kellogg.
& Weidaneiger, Fred'g; T Perry w "A Mitchell Dr + q
fee Charles co, Nd. Jones, Elizabeth city; David
son, Roek6rdge, DR. Mckenzie, Charlie; W Epps BUCK
ngnan' Col Payne son, ; A. II Aewand Norfolk.
HAstea y Y; W Keap 4 son Gloucesior - Re-
Norfolk; Washington aud daughter Va; w Montague
gloucester; Rddiek, II Ruffn, Edge hill N Ferral
\ - Mrs Wood, Providence; II Tomin. King William.
u Gryme', Chesterfield; Green Richmond: Il w q
Holt Allegheny springs; Abrahsms Lyaehbnrg, w II
herriwether Texas, b Garrett Halifax; G w Parkens
LeaVen~orth, Kansas; Guide * lady, Washington; II
EN- Word Fincastle; c Aneerson and brother, Gooeh
land. '' N"
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DkAtH o. NETERAS.-Philip Stroud native of vir
ginia, and revolutionary soldier died in AIns,s
"d ut IN The lOd year OF his age He was also yolun
teer ia the war OF 1912, Notwithstanding his age
George Hol,zbecker, formerly Of Newark Del v,s
sloI dead on hs arm in Amelia county, Va, last week
by the accidental discharge of his gun '
RAILKoAD SUBscRIPrIox-Tbe sehse of IN. vo,..- ..
Norfolk Va to be taken the 22d instant upon The
poprie OF the citys subscribing for the remsining
burg railroad. ~ se''
Ex-PREslDESr FILLNoRE.-The New York CITY Con,,;,
mas appointed committee of We to receive the Hon
AiArd Fillmore on his from Europe and extend 10
him the hospitaities of the citv
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MR.. BTCUANAT

"NShiN'IoN' Nay l4-hr Buchanan was serenaded
NS' "sn'' lie acknowledged the compliment in a brief
speech in which he invited the citizens tn u r,
his hand Many did last night and great numhe,. uiu
doubtless avail themselves Of the invitation during bi
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MASSACHTSPTTS p0IIT1C.

BOSTON May l4-The ant Fillmore portion Of IN.
American party were in session until twelve O'Clock ,x,
night sixty deleg'es present Resolutions were ,doo,.
epudiaung the nomination Of Fillmore and Done.,n and
delegates appointed to the Convention at New York ON
the 18th OF June. State Central Committee. .,s oh
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stopping at Southampton both going and rriurnng
passenger proceeding London and Hvre
other routs. for the economy of time and money.
70 AM sAksEx
rr Cabin Main Saloon ia. Frst Cabin. saloon
second do t6O.
All letter. and newspapers
No bills Of ladng will b. signed
ssiiuE
~ An experienced SarY-on Is attached TO each
For freight or pAssagc, apply to c a. SAND.
~ south William St NrsY York
c. HEINEKEN a co, Br.neu
CROSKEY A CO, southArnttoa
jAiT--Iyfw1 IsEIIN Havr-
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GsItIf>' GALLERY
FOR PATENT
tMBROTNPES AND pHOTOGR Apis

ruNUE SUBSCRIBER having htrl rlrg
sylv, At CorinhiAn Hail. Is prepared pub
lc aud furnish them with pictures prices
The Amhoiye, being Theoretically sealed bvcn plate,
hu- polished glas,
and brsuiinrs tile iupron.l
acids. the of climate voyages,
only kind o picture that will remain unchanged by
he taken from the size of fall lie the smallest
o the DaHurrOtype.
be light hence
Tor Pins, l~ick-ts, aud Frames, we'll
The popularity the Ambrotypes,
imI"-itou Cuunterv glass, covered with
often rld for Amhruyp- None without
stamp The public invited call
the ANnHurYfE CoESTAs
and Ion. r. y. GIBBS.
Hchmond. January &c lss6
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BALTIMORE May l4.-FlOur steady at So. There /,
more weakness in the Wheat market Corn h.. dacio.d
one or two Cents White 46a4s cts, yellow 4sa52 cts.
Nkw ioAk, MAY lI.-Flour frm-State a. soa5 A..
Ni'Ao ana southern unchanged. Wheat 6rm Com has
ue'iined-sAes at 57aas ets. Stocks higher Sterling
exchange dull at 81
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CENTRAL AMERICAN IrrIIn.

WASHINGTON, May H.-Th. documents rei,,;v. -
central American affairs, will probably be sent in to Con-
gress tomorrow
lhe bills Tor removing the distractions from the non,h
" 'ne mississippi and for deepening the channel on ,h
81 C'air hAt' Michigan, said be in extreme DANCE,
OF a veto. "ss'
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~ No advertisement he
les hi on the Manuscript previously agreed between
he
An advertisement copy = specified
81 insertions will he continued until ordered aud
acror,lingiy
RDauL,R ApvrErEEMsSrsro avoid
the Of the Annual Advertisers diiiHchy
that their privilege only extends their immediate business Real
Estate Lv and all other
ditiona ei,srs., aud variation.
Esst. Advertisements b.
s-rtsi
such discount- a shall L.. gressiup
enraging with the privilege Il chang, shall not,
than
sgri the standing rule under the aud all exceed
such suount h. chat the
advertisements Inserted in the Weekly whg -
o ~ lines e for the
fI -1l eon
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~. T.. WILLIAMS
PRODI'CE EnMMISSInN MEECu ANT


GENERAL AGENT for Receiving and Forwarding
~ Tobacco, Goods sc, No SHkoE Va
bcgs lvAv- return his public
for the liberal patronage bestowed him
connections with MrssrS booker Watkins Of this city,
specially -oicts continuance his apIar
ing the theatre Of business alone with
my h.n-ss qualifications that the Interest of will H.
faithfully represented.
80 Liberal cash advances made produce
hsrd.
Rs,ER. Mrssrs Lewis webb Son. wadworth, Turner Co.
aud John Booker Esq Richmond John " Otsy E-q ChisW,
Dahnrv, ESQ Mr Peters, spence Co.. Mesrs McCokle
Jones, Lynci,hurg. Va ja26-u
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He NICARAGUAN MINISTER

"AsHNGroN. MAY l+-Padra vi,il, he B-. nini-ter
rom Nicaragua was received by the President to-day in
diplomatic capscty.
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ORDEKEp To YTCAp.cr,

fH'LADELPHIA May 1.-THE steam frigate Susquehan-
ia "A oeen ordered to Nicaragua, aud will sail from this
tort Tomorrow for her destination
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ANDREW WINDS

AMERICAN. CANADIAN, EUROPEAN q VEST INDIES
ADNENIisING A sUH>t GPTGON OFFICE,
No las Sasssd Sfre,t se1f door to Hlssd BdsI,
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PLATE AND WINDOW GLASS;
UUEWON, srRUTasERs a co.. No ~ CIs Street
II Ns,e lort, fsroHrsss AND MASrrAcruEsks AesST-
faied Glass Tor sky.iThts. Green Houses,
Col"red Ornamental, Optical and Miero-eopSc Glass
The London aud Manchester Plate
ishei Plate Tor Store windo~-, Ae, ke.
Rough Glass for rOors and lights.
Attention invited to is Shove vNoe. descriptions ef window
fthss srticlss y. Interior I" corresponding d-pon.
b. better
the French In IT. fr.s-iom from stain. Ras', Ac
HsinK the Glass
enabled offer dealers snd otir-
pr-- ,n large stocks Price Lists gill b. Furnished
spih-sm-lvas
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS.
HOWARD ~. tsICk Ia, IA ClfnsJsrs Street. " T.,
uL too door- Of Hudson River Railroad
aud Consumers h. celebrated brsnds Of fr-nch window
on favorable terms. Parties ~ishnr Information - furnished
With price address. desired
pattern An" packet fr-s Of charge sPi5-iyr.-tvs-l
fOh THE 900 200!
n. y. PATENT MARBLE COMPANY,
30 THoxr~os srRESr. n. v.
NANUfACTURERs of MARBtr MANTLES. TABLE, TOPs
4vI COLUMNS, PEDESTALS. Ae. S.nua, RroeA.- al
Italian Marbles This article ~bichk
chemically combiDed WITH mineral colors.
form and color. nv which marble
hAn half the of
surface YORK the color running into the
no varn u.ed To temporary beauty the surface. Man
ties from - To 80 rshi. I'll 4c.. equally che.p.
Rights for the NJnarcfare dHd SH Of
States which sill
selves Information furnished application to
PETER RENNIE, President, or
JoSErH LAMB secretary. YORK
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OFFICE OP THH
CDMMIS-DNER DP LOTTERIES


COMMISSIONER OF LOTTERIES.
BALrfSoRE, April Is. 1850.
TUNiE undersigned Commissioner Of "
ryand being IN receipt daily of letters from various PORTIONS
80 the county making inquiry Lottery Shrmes
the country Is Hooded and which purport decided
drawings Of the Maryland Consolidated
o answer all such letters ~ inquiry and inform bile
Lotteries PuTporting be drcI-d Maryland drawings
gros frauds that certain parties Who style themselves Morris
Go aud pretend to G Manager Sole Agnt for the Grand Char
ter Lotteries at Cleveland Ohio and sA lottery
rSui having neither legal aud
h-r fictitious hrt, styled Mury Co Cleveland Ohio are al.
mpo-to all lotteries which
for, also frauds.
RICHARD FRANCE, Of this city the Contractor
the Maryland Lotteries The business conducted
or FRANCE Co Managers. and they
the city % Baltimore There
drrs for tle state O Maryland
through this Office, sell tickets the Maryland
d. II McPIIAIL,
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NEW YORK, BHENEN a SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

UNHE SHIPS CON- PRISING 1c(-
II this tine are the WARRINGTON. Captain o.. IN
CAvESDT, HERMANN, Capt. EDwAED HIoGTxa - -z1llli
These steamers stop at southampton, both going E@
and returning
PROPOSED DATES OF sAILISG-iSs
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LMsn,,a RODS. KEEI.s, mooIzs on m:

k'kiNbs "a SiS,, 10. ,, Is, tTtS hpoNS OF al
TIE GOLD MEDAL, Nre hghes, prcuium) awarded
c. Fulton ST n. V.
For the best Rods. Reels. C. onrr to Merchants.
Dealers and AuiAur,
Of the above articles -noAle and for private very
All orders punotuay attended To. Merchants iir
o. iflsurr L.
purchaser Net seins, fykr aud Netting u all Gnd-, Machine
and hand una apSl-im,sD
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CARPET w EHOUSE

NEW
CARPET REHOUSE,
522 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
osposirk T,is ST. yIc,,5tis s jp'NiSi NoTsi.
W. THOMAS LEWIS IMPORTERS AND DEAL
CiRPETs, CLOTHS, Sc.
Bs respectfully inform their friends and eustomers
to
store 5Z2 BROADWAY, where they will ~ pleased exhibit
them their immense OF all
Fabric, and style and Which selected,
reign aud Home Markets. the
could which price,
will defy competition. Couprisinga
NEW AND CHOICE STOCK
or Foreign and Domestic CNrp-nH oil Cloths Rug
skin Plain and Fancy Ang,a Goat
Gle connected with their business which they determined
sell at
THE LOWEST CASH PRICES.
They have set aside distinct department for
CoiR MATING AND MArS
which their celebrity
ing well imported direct enabled
FER the favorable City Country Buyers whole
sale OF Retail iel6-Sm-tVAsl
SAFETY FUSE.
uNOR Mining Purposes and Tor tritng Charges both In
Yuse: also, the single and double Tape Water Fuse.
Manufactured and soii by GLENN PUTNAM.
~ promptly kinds Gun powder OF the
approved brands. Eg's ENhbonA ship
nails Ac., no2-ly
EnENOitI.E o. HOSEA superior IIo~e,
u manufacturer al the heap
and excellent substitute for Leather and Gutta Per
cha u l. especially recommended Planters
Compane Steamboats,, Manuiacto Dwelling, &c II
less than half the prc- of -ater lighter stands much
Is durable and subjected
Of oiling greA-ng, neither : injured by
For sale aud orirr Tor 10
inches in by CHARLES LENZMANN. % Cedar New
York whrrr certificates OF qualities
from Alfred Garnn E Chr Engineer o tie New York Fr- De-
Ferry Company, aud also official
cities Of ElroI-. api-8n.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-15
NUMBER 1l6.
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WAsBISoroS, Nay IA Ho.s>-Nr R.o,.,, IN
York, from the committee on Public Land. r,por,.d nm
granting million acres Of land in FLORIDA in aid Of ,h
'"'- embracing an extent Of Ave hundred uiI.. II.
moved the previous question
In reply to question: Mr.. Bennett ..ii IN, ecD,;,,
intend reporting similar bills or railroads in ui.h.
LOUISIANA Mississippi. Alabama and WISCONSIN r,,,;r;
about six millions Of acres
An unsuccessful motion made to Law the hill; M, ,h
gable. '"'
The Florida Land bin passed
Ihe House then took up and considered hin ,.,,,
10 elections IN the city oi Washington
sESArE-hr Clayton denied th, truth n, ,.,,, -,
uent-, purPortng to b. extract O, n ,.s,.,, s., a,
Champion To Lord Clarendon to the efr.s, ,h., a. ~
oh'to") before the signing OF the treaty of Isso ,.
"gi'' 10 the possession OF the BAY islands Mr.
sustained Mr. Ciayto"s views saying that C;re,, Rel
'" oe'"e repeatedly driven from point of ,.t.,c.
has taken refuge behind another
Tue s-nate refused to reconsider the low, l,nJ h;n
LNrsR FRoN Kansas. ST LoUts Nal,
sou, site Of the free soil Governor h,. ,i,.,
published statement in relation TO her b,.h,nd.
uon al Lexington, ia which he denies that n. ~ -.
VI " "ueiment having been found against him, n,v,o,
To leaving the territory
Inc Lawrence correspondent Of tho ~ I,,;s n. =.
in letter dated May = says that ndictm.n,. ,, -
treason have been found against Ree,er R.b;n.o, D.
oe'S' Lane, and other free State men Til, corr..,
e'' a' 'her 'Ia'e' that news has been brought tn
e ny A'sSourans that secret handbills wer
SUI io'ces h.rshAling in the border counties .b.r. III
people are warned to prepare for d.,s,,a