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The Placer herald., 1856-05-03

The UNITED STATES SESArE.-The follow
ing are the Senator's in Congress, whose
terms expire March 4, 1857:
John b. Weller, California.
Isaac Toucey, Connecticut.
James A. Bayard, Delaware.
Stephen r. Mallory, Florida.
Hannibal IIamlin, Maine,
Jesse d. Bright, Indiana.
Thomas G Pratt,* Maryland.
Charles Sumner, Massachusetts,
Lewis Cass, Michigan.
Stephen Adams,* Mississippi.
Henry S. Geyer, Missouri.
John r. Thompson New Jersey.
Hamilton Fish, New York
Richard Brodhcaa, Pennsylvania
Charles 7. James, Rhode Island,
John G. Jones, Tennessee.
Solomon Foote, Vermont.
Henry Dodge, Wisconsin.
There are also vacancies in California, IT.
1,
The Placer herald., 1856-05-03

To what eye is everything invisible To
the eve Of q potatce.
The Placer herald., 1856-05-03
AGENTS.

GARDNER & KIRK, Sacramento, at their BOOK
Store Post Office Block.
Tuou.sR Roycr. San Francisco, No. 81, Merchant
street .
WELLS. FARGO & CO., and the PACIFIC
EXPRESS co. are our General Agents for Placer
County,. Advertisements, job Work OF ouoscrip-
tions to the Herald lett at either OF their olhces
10 ,.ro,nntv forwarded us,
The Placer herald., 1856-05-03

IMPORTANCE OF A CoMMA.-In the priory
of Ramessa there dwelt prior who was very
liberal, and who caused these lines to be
written over his door:
BE open evermore. Q thou my door,
To none be shut, to honest or to poor
But after his death, there succeeded him
another, whose name was Raynhard, as greedy
and covetous as the other was bountitu and
liberal, who kept the same lines there still.
changing nothing therein bat one point,
which made them run after this manner:
"Be open evermore o thou my door,
To none, be shut to honest or to poor"
Afterward, being driven from thence for
his extreme niggardliness, it grew into
proverb, that for one point Raynhard lost his
priory.
The Placer herald., 1856-05-03

RULES FOR BUTTER MAKING.-The Massa-
chusetts Committee on Diaries says: Your
Committee having had much experience
in butter making, offer the following rules as
the result of their experience. The newer
and sweeter the cream, the sweeter and higher
favored will be the butter The air must
be fresh and pure in the room or cellar
where the milk is set The cream should
not remain on the milk over thirty-six hours.
Keep the cream in tin pals or stone pots
into which put spoonful of salt at the
beginning, then stir the cream up lightly
every morning and evening; this will prevent
it from moulding or sourng; churn as often
AS once week, and as much oftener as posi-
BILE. Upon churning, add the cream upon
all the milk in the dairy. Use nearly an
ounce of salt to pound of butter. Work
the butter over twice to free it from butter
milk brine, before Jumping and packing.
Beware that it is entirely free from every
particle of butter-mik and it will keep as
long as desired In Scotland syphon is
used to separate the milk from the cream,
instead of skimming pans.
The Placer herald., 1856-05-03

Iw The wife Of Colonel, at a late re-
view in Dublin, was stopped by sentry, who
told him she was 1.-The Colonel's lady" mo
matter for that, marm," said the sentry, III
you were his wife you could not pass--Es.
There is more discrimination in the SOL
der's remark than people observe at first
blush. The character Of ry is superior to
thrt Of Iady
The Placer herald., 1856-05-03

There are also vacancies in California, IT.
diana, and Missouri.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03
AhHh'ALs AT THE EXCHANGE Esore1
AND BALLARD HOUSE.

p,nr Mallory, Rchu ond; Bowers. Ba A NJ
str r lehni Marvel Phla Mrs Joues Miss Jones a
snni Miss sampson, Shepherd and sister r..
eark Vaughan, Alien Va; PEBBLES. p fnn.
81, pes, oarolne Mohler. Gard CoIese Ix.r.
GSos Charies,on Irving Han newton "; Hon
Mcdonald, Ala; And.r,on
hsrrngton, sharp Freeman MIS- Srssrn.o ~
1ei iady and nurse Misses seabrool MT Witinsoa
y hkn.on, A King, G l.av a.,
"oy eDoHald and svts, Hatch and dauebt.r o., I
-. tyneno1rE: q Vaughan. Mason Hanover n p
Kent, q sey $500 Lacy Jr Miss Terrell, Douglas. Ne.
TSorn,s Ia oo1eland DR. spraggns, HALIFAX; w
i.dx ch,a ~. John Smith, Agent Va r. Al~n
ny ~ child and sv surry Va: Austin ParmyhI w wsi.on
crny vrssn W Mercer Garland, c. oardrn
EsTeon ssnasS Ma5sha spene Marshall Char oiie
~ = Vt BaksdHle. Amelia; Arlington C.mn-i. M ~
=. 0 VIM Allison, Morgan Master MorS.n
ia. Wy norgsn Lynehburg; Hodges + Whit ana
4 cosbni a noe ADAMS Halifax; Burke. CaroIins Mss
osol Aaher.t faar Washington, Tenn: IA sh6 v.
l1ay, children and svts Mrs Coleman Hapoyer
MeDeArHon Lowry, Va Mrs s-nple MI. Rsossr p,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NEW YORK-ssoo ooo
WORTH OF PROPERTY nESrRnYEn

MOhIH OF PROPERTY DESTROYED
Early on Saturday morning very destructive fire broke
out in Forty third street New York in an old bp;ld0
used as eooPeHng establishment There was a strong
wind and the flames were communicated to the Lat,
ting Observatory Immediately opposite and spread with
great rapdity The policemen eIerted themselves TO the
utmost to save ihs lofty structure the flames spread
with such rapdity in the lower portion of the buildng
a' 'e oase OF the tower soon gave away and ien into
tue centre when all hope OF saving anything at once
abandoned.
The Latiing Observatory built in 1858, by CON-
Pany who expended about sSO,O0O in the erection OF
the building, apparatus &c. The enterprise was not sue
cessul, and II sold execution and afterwards
purchased at bargain by the Hydevle Marble Works
Company since which time il has been used as marble
manuaetory The observatory, however has been kept
open and at the the occurrence OF the FIRE con
tanned four telescopes with other astronomical apparatus
The tower was $50 feet high-base IS by IS feet and
thirty feet the top.
The flames spread with such rapdty that IL was limos
oe to save anything Of value The loss the company
y from $4,000 10 100000, and will probably fall hut
little short OF the latter amount There about $50
900 worth OF stock in the building The property was
Insured ~ the amount Of Sl7, 500.
The loss to the company above the OF insur-
anee will probably not tall short Of $4,000.
A large number OF wooden buildings surrounding the
observatory, thirty buildings in all were consumed
neudng one valuable residence in 44th street mostly
burned. The other buildings sere Of lite value though
great number OF families IL is said seventy five in III
we're turned into the streets by it. Many them lost ali
they had.
The residence OF Mr. smith, in 9th street. fine dwell
ng' elegantly furnished, took fire FROM the sparks blown
IRON the tower aud the portion entirely destroy
ed oheer Wilson Of the 22d ward, and Lieut. BRYANT
OF the 18th, while engaged in removing furniture from
room m the third story, suddenly found themselves shut
away IRON the staring by solid Of flames EVER
means OF escape seemed gone except leap upon the
pavement which would be almost certain death. They
remained IN this for half hour in condition OF
anxiety aud danger which be better imagined than
descfibod but finally succeeded in making themselves
heard by men in the street and rescued by some OF
tue bremen, shoPeriled their own lives TO them
Its impossible to form any exact estimate Of the loss
aside from that Of the marble Works Company IL NAV
he 100000, aud will probably be found at least to ex
eecd $4,000 Some families had their furniture partially
insured but the greater part had no insurance
is said that pieces Of burning WOOD OF considerable
ze we're carried 20 great distance from the burning
tower The east end OF the Crystal Palace was several
times w flames but they fortunately extnguished
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03

stopping Al northampton, both going and
pasensers prosecuting LONDON Hare any
ouer route, Tor the economy Of time and money
rAssAeE ysos sEkntx.
% Cabin Main saloon, $780, First CABIN Lover sie
second do SEQ -
All letters and newspapers thoagh Post Once
No bills Of ladns win be parcels on the d.y
sailing
- An experienced Surgeon b attached % each ship
ror freight OF passage, apply TO O. VI. SAND,
ii South william ,NewY York.
C. A HEINEkEN CO., Bremen,
CR0SKrY a co, Southampton
jsiT-,ytwl wM IsELTN Hivre
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03
THE UNION FILLMORE CELEBRATION on THE
OHIO RIVER

CfSciSNAri, Aug 27.--The Ohio, Kentucky, and Indi.
sns grand FILLMORE and Doneson Cooncl in session
on the Ohio rver aud s evees day selecting this place
the union river OF the West There are $4,000 people
nov bers, aud more coming. wire IS stretched
across the river, and on u s suspended flag With the
word Union" encompassed by 81 stars. A steamer
having on board sixteen des is about starting from the
Ohio shore representing the Northern States and another
from the Kentucky shore having board fifteen ladies
representing the Southern States The boats are ashed
fast and proceed up the river under the Union Gag The
artillery V roaring i,s laundering welcome.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03
NORTHERN NARKyrs

BALTIMORE Sept 2-Markets unchanged Four vh.., .,a g.
are selling at the rates yesterday
Sept s-FOar declined sale. Of stat, a, "A on,
=, ,s W ~ 70 vs. wheat has declined; Western red
~H me money market Ia more easy Sterling s1ch.ns.
nrrn stocks dat Virginia six-- 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03

tO2,fGO
u Ticket" 80; Halves IS; Quarters s2Jso. III
The 10. Prizes of ts by the number which
e ti0oo frize that number should
every odd number ticket In the Scheme entitled 10 ss G
sn even nuuber then
ts5o In addition TO any other Prize which may be drawn
buying equal quantity and even nn,
ek VII De certain OF drawing the COST m
same, With chances OF obtaining other prizes - ~
All those Tickets ending With T. are eyen-.n ,ho.. a
Ing with l, s, s, 7, Q, are odd. ~ ''e Gnu
~ Persons sending by NOT f..r a..
Orders puncusily
Notes Of sound hanks . par "AN'
~ Those wishing particular should
arHes' sH' JAMES r. WINTER Mansg-r,
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THE TREATY WITH ST DovIxnn

"'H'SsroS, sept 2.-The treaty which our Gov,r,-
en' was requested to return to ST Domingo u.s mad.
oy Oommodore Elliott With BobadlA mulat.o, .ho Va.
INTO the Se"ddo Co""ifo by foreign inausnce i'm
represented' to defeat the treaty ~th General
Ca,eneau. made years ago Elott's treaty. h.. -, >,
the Possession of Government abou, s,u, ,h. -,
not yet '"bmted TO the Senate for ratification
representations having prejudicsd that BODY .g.;,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03
Desperate AssAUIT

,.n, sspstnber Lon Saturday. Henry s-..,.,r ,.
sen'.nan residing at Jamaica Plain called :, seshn
nz bsn man TO engage him some vort and ana
lntoxleated and abusing wife h.
naneron struck him With picee Of iron viis 49, 49,
Bancroft ned and has not been arrested eeovery
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03

hAkrTosn September i.-Tte large B,s.. Ra,. ,.,,, . -
eo'' N rlymouth Hollow, Conn, b1rr,
building nd .np....I a.
M loss estimated tiOo.Ooo aud ,h-rr -. -
ne company vas joint affair snd s,lo--,
o. hands 50 that the loss will severely tl M psxs.sr
vas a., srfe,tsd on suspicion Of having hed the nil .hh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03
GEN. WALKERS Position

"AsniSaroS' Sept 2.-Advices received by the .dmi,
i'a'on give glowing assurances Of Gen Walker. sm.,.
ieee-s h understood that the object Of Mr. sou.,.
N'carasua IS in connection with negotiation 10
loan of 81. 100000 with that Government
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03
-. r. WILLIAMS

NENERAL AGFNr for Receiving and
~ Tooaeeo Goods &e he, No sHocKoE sup
eeg TO return his sincere thanks his public
Tor the liberal during his basne
connections With Messrs Booker Watkins city ami ne
speetiay -oeits continuance "a hi spa
ing on the theatre OF business alone do confidence IN
faithfully ~
han f'N-N'' ""
RrrsS ~; Messrs Lewis Webb SON. wadsworth Turner Co
and John Booker, ESQ., Richmond John ESQ ChI,wel
pAbney Messrs Peters, Spence Co. McCorlle
faqf-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03
ANDREW wIND.S

AFRICAN. CANADIAN. EUROPEAN d WEST INDIES
ADvEhTIslNG 4 SUBSCRIPTION OFFICE,
NO lss SaesHa Sfrsst, nssf door 70 Hasssa Baaf,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03
sHOCKOE FOUNDRY A uaCuIyp st.ox
CORNER or CARY AND f5rs sTRyFrs
r,orrPFId,hIyb6I5yr Fd,Iy6Iy JalAan,

PHILIP "a VI,
kAGLk FOUNDRY Richmond, VirKinia,
ctRT srHErT, nrruNFN
MANUFACTuREs LOCOMOTIVE EN0INFs TTN.
W. ders Railroad Cars descriptions Of Rail a nj
road Machinery Stationary Enrnes any r-qnirsd I0I
PoSer Also, Portable Engines Win decided Improve
ment over any others heretofore
On Ehces and ven adspfi farming
Ac gih improved Portable sawNs stiseb AZ
and - class Mining Machinery Grs savMm Mschlnev
son nd Tobacco Psctory FIXTURES every tnd also
and Iron Castings made 70 order. p RAIN
n a., K0ArvHLs, y. O.. Dec. IS, iss6
Dear srhs portable Engne o hor.spov.r) and ssu Nn
ssraronasea oi you ~ months have up
OPERATION Thus far performs fully cor sxp-csfso Ts
kngne vorks veil, and Mul Dat undouhssv m
improvement over anythine that ve have seen
have not saved much bccsuse ar, not ex~a
vh convenience-haye tried sua that snua
he candle anything shape Of nils 10 M psrt Of NORM
Caroline. - '@ -'~ W." WV"
you hsv any ccrrepondsnts frou th rspecns
nn yoa can rer Them 70 mill. seht VIZ Be s that !,
reque te You are 81 liberty you ink prcp-r
RO. J PrARsALt.
Ps N. burger s.v sEoA sS,s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03
NEW YORK, BREMEN a SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

THE SHIPS CO VI PRIsING era
u this line are the wASHIN6TON, Captain Il. ZLfEN
cAvxxpr; HERMANN, Capt. EpuAsp HiosIxs- ZZSl[sL
These steamers stop al Southampton, both going
PROPOSED DATES OF sAnrNG-isss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03

LAHUS a SHINE,
AUCIlONEERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
~ Main street. Richmond, Va
NV LII give their undivided attention Of
Personal Estate Of Household Furniture sock Goods
&C. &C also special on SATURDAYS OF Hor.
Cows, Carriages, Wagons, Ac, - ''
Also keep
furniture TO Be found in this market consisting In part
Mahogany and Rosewood wardrobes
Do DO Marbe and N.ho~.,. 49,. c-.,.-
SideboArds and Wasnstands ' ~ oNNr
splendid spring Seat Sofas Tete Teies, Loruse.
spring Ssat ParIor, Cane and Windsor Chair 1850
A., spring Cur Rockers, socables. whAtnots.
Also beautiful Chamber sets together x,th
general assortment Of Housekeeping Goods. ~
me city and country trade invited collection
p. @. LARUs ~ IhvTs
ocQs JAMES " shiNf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03
RNI TCRE wAREROOuS
kkhONED.-JOHN A. BFLvfN has rrmo-
we'd his Furniture warerooms to that veil known
FALL fMPoRTI Tf6Nhf is5s
y. T. MOORE A. C0


y. II. MOORE a CO..
no ,, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEaLERs IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC H1PDHAPF
NO Va reaIl ST. opposite n W. Frys, Richmond Va,
.3d complete BIRMINGHAM and ssssa H.sD '
Aesan An r. Goods Their stock so@pss consist
RSdgers'" and wostsnhOlns One and Pocket Knives,
PSss SSs'i sS5. Snvs, seSs Of l. = > . and blades.
Of %ss. Sn'ss so,Ss sas s in ;s . s"s $
scissors and shears Of various makes and styles
PISTOLS, Rass, Ras Bsrryi. and Moussnx.. y .oP'''''
rr,es, halter log vel, aah and tongue chains,
Of Collins simmons, mo- a and v,ru,. maxi.
,,'i Hand and panel avs, Hammer. and Hs,shss
spades and shovel. G@ss Ro@issd snd other m.l,..
Anyls Viecs and sunhs' Bellows,
ese and hand Hsmmers Stocks and Dies. and sr. p,.,.
e.:5;. s:,sr .Ns,I ,. sod cast sss .qasIs osssoa
Hor.- Collars, Blind Bride. and Hame.
brile fihngs, worsied Rens and Grti.
Plane cSsi. Surs sst % wv sys'y d,s,er,Pilon &,
ss1 szsS; :Ss Isrssp %sssss % and f;.gsioa Caps
Tea r,sy. and waters. All orSef good, usually found h.
A. so9d have b purchased on N. mos A.o.s,. terms.
nesses trade feet eo6adent can or strong nao, s % q
uinsion Of our soes A. y. az. sSy 9v's hs 70 an era
''P soS.5. % s ?. sSr6S any q n, ne SGr.ssrs sss
ElECOLLECTIoNs OF a zOUAyE nREo,E
!ss',., ssSSsTSso 81, = rS% S 9' Eysss q s..so -
Psnaspss' Hsg, zsn H'a''s Ho's'oS Virginia lady
Ih translation of vgdly drawn bx Dr. N.vr.a ~.
esraednary merit The numher military pArss-s -t6
m he ofEnal atc The ttat Of
no hes extremely hcut, and pefc wb Pr-,6
lloh - pensabe TO satisfactory Of
u.n-.led hiy into The most classic by hlrtv sr.
- .y Who exce IN taste aud In dsrnent rare .p yols,
aoef1e Those Who admire vort combining ronsrrs
~ "e0 ~ J. wO0DHOUsE 4 CO
- iS0 Main street.
4 NJ lnoNs' Hn ass AND IRON coAL HoDs,
fnnefs fwe Irons, Hovrls snd Tong,
o'.na'aA a. Manufacturer prices, 10 cioss out, by
SCI kTxxERMAS
WAiFEHS.-th have sii on hand ssnan lot F.,,., "a
panned Tea Trays. and Water Hcaa-ke-pers 80 -.
wanting these good sn DO yell 10 calling on
- ZIMMERMAN
No. uACKEHEI..-5o bbl. sr s.L by
~ aa2l DAVENPORT ALLES 90
GfANF0N CHrNA.-canton China Disnss "a.
- 10 % Plates dst and deep
DO do Dishes fat covered
Jus opened and tor sale
.aS wNH sUrLsa. 70 Main ss.s
uBoarE woNNAIEs avn MONEY wAIIFTs.
styles .ud seod qas,. s r.esives I'D i,..i.
.sis AposA.,s,,s Sts' az 80 rps.s Sssnsss =.
oar, CHUsHED, PowDEnED, AZ sn,
sai' DIvkSSoHI. ALLEN a 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY.

ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY
SUBSCRIBER would Inform the cabinet piano
have opened yard sh suitable budnE at No $40 %ssSinSS S
and very superior stock of the finest found IL the un
1000 r ans and extra ane rosewood veneer..
80 sS @s1'a ssHs .paSs% p%SisYs:"y s:1y.r. T.n''
sss %'GSs'Gy S Gy.1Ss sIS:S y:"::r: various
ane %s sier.d s@Gss9y ssaIsd fS aaluS SS do
5000 g @a%"; vs"ssr., S: dPS. GS but, .,....
nne and extra nSs satin ysroS' sdoS Veneer. sS
,,,Sco 1899 r. sarsd snd bird. eye m.pIe venser.
plank PsnS and oasSsl ss'1 sSS sSSc
oer ~ rss' he cSa%,g sns upon o, = a.
ro $40 w..,,n,,. .,..., -. aI%ss %rLLoueupr
"A Ms: sii..aN sHEAHs.rsllOrs shears rriGmsr. La
'Ortrnsni made, for sale 6J EDWARD CORNING eo
AGENT. for wepdt 'o"" '''se', mSs Ss- ssn. Sors'
.ss hhd' Cincinnati cured sides, really prime bright
900 Sugar a. @. ssr.a ,.S SS a, DO & &se%cua.rs % DO do
1900 hs.. lS, s@l,ns.ld sias.l B.eon, Hog round
iy2a w. CT1s f :. 'SSoRrHas 90.
s.I,1ios., r., e SAsTILLoN 5000. CO.'S BHANDY.-s
'uao DsvESPoRr. ALLEN 90.
I'D ZONES PHIuE LEMONS, jus, ,se'iy.s .es Tor
% for :,rg i9' '' selected Goshen But
sa.o CHAs 7. woRrHAM co.
oLAssEs.-so bots; % hhds., er sal, BY
A'. Suti DAVENPORT, ALLgN a co.
~ - without bone 10y ~" -"'
80 hhds realty prime Shoulder.
lgt' os fods Family Hos Rcund-n for sale by
.u1o --- CHARLES T. wORrHAM 4 co.
ROfsCONGHESsGA AND paEr CU
oAI OXFORD TIES IL have this day received y Fs s1p.
pV oi me ahove dd Dress
approved styles, N which the invited
70 eH assuring hem prices shah be low. for quality
. ID. n FRANKIIN
eel No 9i6 Broad st. shoctos iIm
IL nAnHELs coFFE suoAH H, y.rleu. Er.se. ior
.et.., >. u1NOVNt
MOLAssEs.-Soh bids Sugar House Mols.ses for sale ~
~ sais DUNLOP, NoNCURE Cd.
EnAN0, GUANO, gUANO.-A foil supply Of ne best
also. supcr Phosphate Lime
oround Plaster and Liuie-for sale By
su2s EDWIN woRTHAM co.
StPEnIoR Old HXE wnlSkl.-so ~ hslt6eis,
NhM0rHy SEED, for -hsy
- aaf "a FRY.
SpEAH IACKsON's st'pTR CAsT-sTEEI
- uANp PANEL, RIPPING, TENON AND COMPASS SAVE
inpogted ~ ourselves, and for sale CO
ees asn n ne Creuav Saw. u Main 81.
- ins, for ale hy JoHN eospoN
WLlSoN's PIckIING vINEGAIs, for sale ty
shpkN MILLER, fssri srsss
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NEW YORK ADVERTSEMENTS.

FROM g. Y. PrrrENoILL . cos NKwsRAPER ApvERfIs-
ING HOUSE
Co. nearly al The
N The United States Cansdss oness. ts Nassaa
hsv rork. and 10 State street. Bosssa
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GIHBs, GALLERY
foR PATENT
AMBR0TYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS.

VUNHE SUBSCRIBER hNvng rooms in elegant
style at corinthan Hail. prepared to walt on the pub
TIC and furnish them with superior pictures prices
me Ambroype being hemeteay sealed between plates
nne polished glass; (by which
and b~authes the improu action OF water
Aed or the variations climate long voyages and b The
only KIND OF picture that Will remain unchanged They can
De taken from tbs size Of full life to the smallest miniature
one quarter The time OF the
eAn be seen In light engraving very ultsb
Tor rms lockets, and large Frames, a. well as Cases
The extreme popularity the Ambroype
Counrfeis glass, covered with varnh
are often sold Tor Ambroy None genuine
nt stamp The public Invited specimens
AhhkorrE GalIERr CoHsTHAS HAL Main 9t
ana Iuh- o. p. g. GIBBS
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TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
gvaE GREAT EMrOnlUM br supplying the
of ucusskeeper. located Nos ga and o.
Nsu foax cur. fully socked wi the ens.t and
most eomplts HouskFURNIsHING GOODS
Plated, Britannia and PiAnished Ware
Porcelain and Fancy Goods
BASKETS In every variety
Bird Cages; CUTLERY Mats
Wood and Willow Ware
Iron B<dsteads. Chars and Hatslands
Brushes OF description
Feather Dustcrs; Lamps and Lanterns @
EnElsh and German Enameled Ware
ksfriEvrators Water Coolers and Double Ice Pitchers
Chndrsns Cabs and Carriages
Austn's Pa'ent Ice Cream freesers
The eeiebsatsd Devonshire Chairs
CAne and Rattan Ware
chnese Tea Poys. Czddies, secretarys and Cabinets
Tea Trays In endlss vsri<ty
Rocking Horses. Propellsrs and Olga
rishlng Tackle
Hsmmecks and Mosquito Meta
Preserving Cans at the lowest prices
Garden Implements Of every description
ALso-An endless variety Of FANCY GOODS, great utility
we'll rs beauty =
The location Of his leading
Hotels His sales Rooms nve number,
eoas OF any this Hue OF business the tn.
his assistants will be polite and
his stock VII always sire pleasure His
ton Hi .a give the pubic may ssrety termed
grand model Hoose rsn<hing Depot re
ning orders from out Of the city Catalogues
ROBERT DAVE, 6tS and et6 Broadway, NJ r.,
Sole Proprietor Of the Emporium for supplying
hoasekeepers Jyx2-Sm-lPl
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DoGGETT a ANDERSON,

Corner er Governor dnd Frdatfs sfrsess
"HOLESAlE AND RETAIL DEALERs IN French and Amert
w Paper Hangngs; satin Dslanes and DanaE FOR Win
oH Curtains, Gps Cors Tassels Coruces and o
sSe md Muslin Curisns Yoor and Table on Cohs
and Push for Ses Curied Hair sofa Springs Trns Mat
ngs; window Shades bst Cued Hair and Nattresses
YeAer BEDS; Lounges sofa Beds With our
ne of business, At of which v he sold
terms aud Paper Hanging and Uphornr panc,uay attended to
In
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DONNAN q co,

- DONNAN a. co.,
IOBACCO AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
toNslNMkNTS OF Tobacco Wheat, Corn aud produce
~ respectfully soiislied '
~ once Virginia street, next 10 Fry's corner
Richmond, March S, 1855. nhis-lv
BACON a BASKERVILLE,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
kCklNb consignments ef Tobacco, kr
IL and give their personal sales Of the same ana
kesP on hand large assortment Of
ruvan Gusno, ke f,3T
=. n,GRuDER,s SONS,
GtOMMISSI0N MERCHANTS,
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March rs. iSss.
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HEAD QUARTERS ron FAsHIoNAHLE
CLOTITING.
SILVER MEDAL FOR ighb

VIE members OF the Lessaiue and strangers visiting
sre requested 70 call st The Old establishment qa ccrn@
o han and Governor and themselves u outfit f
N winter as the subscriber elegant
house IN ihe city. -
A. evd of the superiority of his Cothnf
~ highest premium (a silver Ma BY he Institute for
nr &c With - superior vorkmsn
ssfy ehef trial u e years The pubc has had Of hs
more n ther couendaon. ie Clothing sells
ana respectfully solcits md
generally strictiy the price system. sPYNCf
Of MAR nan1C4