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The receipts include s75 900 for transfer drafts, on B0s-
ton.
The steamship Persia from this port for Liverpool TO-
day esrried ont 5000 900 in speae aud the steamship
Star of the West st this port nom Nicaragua brought
sc, COO in California gold.
H. Nieolays regu ar semi veek'y auction sale OF
stocks and bonds win take pace tomorrow (rnursday)
ct l2h O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
The steamship Atlantic, at this port from Liverpool
bring. four days later news from a parts Of Europe
The intelligence is not important politically, financially
or eomercially Consols had declined fraction, closing
n 92l per cent Quotaaons for cotton unchanged
with moderate business. 8seadstuns were active and
firm At previous quotstions
The North River Insurance Company have declared
semi dividend Of ten per cent? the ffremeos In
surance Company adividend of So per share.
PAYMENT was refused yesterday OF the coupons then
due Of the third mortgage bonds Of the Columbus Pqus
AND Indiana Railroad. These bonds guaranteed BY
the Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati, Bellefontare
and Indiana sid Indianapolis and Bel.ssontaine rai-
the first named company. The coupons have pre-
the coupanss endorsing.
At smeeang Of the Board Of Trustees Of the Co Ex
change The following gentlemen ce;tei o;srs to-
the ensuing year
inc Buckley, President; Theodore Banks, Vice Pre-
sident Isaac Frost ressurer rheodore Ferry secro
Tinnce Comuittse-Jacob B. He-rick, Jesse Hcyt,
Alex. A. lawrence
BUDDING Commit.es.-W. 8. Grifd; h, David Davis,
Rebi F. Sage
Aor,rxti9n Committee -Jno. B. Wright Am nj Dows,
AnAw. D. &elick.
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7 Ufl hIttp AZ IHnl
Average per head.

ytege wsf hut ain sl.a'Y csbeef cs.as a. chsr5sy
AVA sd prices hate 1dy4aced shou &c. &c rs4Vs
o. g-hor stock remain shsu. oDspge mo l) - py 80
III Tsteo: lilo beet cattle ~ sl AZ ara GIVE
s2o 10 fs5, 1ots shoep AID lambs, IS So 81 veal
cal7s, flies weighD, 6kc = H.,
ghers -ss moderate supply OF bseves, &c a
OBrien's snd pretty good dem md Prices remain
about the last week. The sales were AZ FOL
Iows-I16 beeves ss $40 so per hundred; I06 90 '.
and calves, s25 y SEQ; IS veal calves, 6Jsc ass.
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7ES CANAL STREET, NEAR vARICK-w. &H. "
LUZ MOTIFS grn.e and feeder. kitchen range, sumr
range and stove wareroom We have large assortment
Crates and ranges se repaired and ned stoves lined Jew
lers srd brass founders furnaces bu furnace doors lii
with soap sone.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

OQE AO0 TONS OF THE MOST SUPERIOR TOT
AOO .VOV By the Knickerbocker Ice Company; of
l6s Canal stresi-fcr shipping city trade. All orders
be promptly attended 70 and faithfully exeeuted. II
70 the market. g., T. COMPTON, Presiden
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SECOND FLOOR OF HOUSE TO LEr-HAs FOUR
- rooms two osets Croton water pipes, with
every convenience for family Comfortable front
back stairs Can be between IL and r. n. Apply
to KNAPP, GO thirteenth street, Fourth
Also, two baaemeEts 10 let
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CEOOND FLOOR AND BACK BASEMENT TO LET, IN
- Brooklyn Of the three brick house l6 Bergen street.
third door Of hoyt with Without gas small tauy
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ADyERTISEnEN7s RENEWED EVERY Jay.
TENANTs' KNGISTER


100 WEST TWENTY sEYENTH STREET, TO LET
100 has baths and fixtures, range Is
good neEhborhood Lamsr,e park three brlk
In complete order. Possess Aprl TO- Rent SS2 Ap
% v To A. 81 WAGNER. LIS well
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CToRE TO LBI.lN WILLIAMSBURG, CORNER or
cry or druggist dry goods and fancy srcies also
house. suitable clearinghouse Of Division
ard Fourth street. Inquire Ct JOHN HIPWEIL, corner OF
Division avenue and Fourth street.
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nELIcIOUS JAVA COFFEE.-ALDEN's PRsPAR
- cream coffee, made ready for 10 minute. IRE
sweets Led and cTeaIpsd) by merely adding hot wser.
by =. Hope Co. l22 Chambers street, u. q. Cor win,
HLbEN co. aa4 Broad wa,
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STORE TO LET-36L CHATHAM STREET. NEAR THE
y City Hall being good stand for shoe store mercnsut
Rentesl business. Inquire Of f. AUERBACH, No. Centre
street. the City Hall.
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ITO BE Int, WITH IMME oIATE POSSESSION
dresemakng and mil nery store and parlozs, well Oca
Broadway. Rent low Fixtures and cheap.
health The only for parting With the shove A
Dress with real name, Broadway Millinery, Union squai
Post nIlca.
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TOILET OR FOR BALE AN RLEGANr BROWN sFol
house. perfect and frs class The splendid furniture
be cold or let ith the house des abba oppo.sua
to go housekeeping without trouble. Apply on the
mes ls9 East Keh'eenh street, for full particular
I. Is VOORHEES,, 34l Broadway.
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no LET IN BROOKLYN--A NEATLY FURNISHH
hcufe with modern i'm p-ovemehls Wall street ferr
Terms reasonable. Please address, for three days g.
Herald Office
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ITO LET IN BRooKLYS-PART OF A MEAT THRI
story brick house, ten ,1nntes' wSk from South fer
NJ two fnipu,es' wsk rom recn wod cs-s The apa
coneist OF two easements two psrogs st hoo-
three he hirs floor Rent $3.50. Inquire SO De
street, Brooklyn.
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THO LkT-TO A SMALL PRIvATE FAMILY, THE
dwelling over store No $50 Grand street. rent taken out IN
Aso The upper part Of handsome hols Meros; rent
very low TO small family. Inquire of b. \. FOWLER, $50
Grand street..
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RIO LET-TO SMALL FAMILY, THE SECOND sfOR
ola modern built house. conastng o. four rooms and BAL
room, and two In the third sory; hes and undo
cellar Apply the premises 1873 West Twenty Ahd stree
Eighth
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ITO MASONIC LODGES. THE SUBSCRIBER has
room veil suited Tor this purpose, which he would at
IN good stye and to suit pAnts provided certain
could be secured 70 take by the first Of MAJ Apply I'm
Buildings, 6S Bowery. SNITE
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house. consisting Of aud three bedrooms vi
gas and bath privileges win be isI 100 West Forty hi
street, three doogs OF Eighth avenue.
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OBTAIN POwER.-LOFrs, WE'LL LIGHTED, TWELVE
- widows each with steady steam, 70 let Apply at
John KkRNkDY's steam marb works, Thirty fifth street,
ar
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times year month day, 1t shall chaage s sduin-
istraion In Europe the dnegent powers do sometimes
undertake to determine dynAses and forms Of government
Tor each other late example, the treaty Of 1882 be-
tween Russia Austria and Prussia agreeing that though
they would suffer Louis Napoleon remain AT the head Of
The French nation they would regard any attempt his part
10 perpetuate his power establish dynasty, cause
Of and in that event after the happening Of his
death, they would not recognise any power in France
other than Bourbon legitimacy And pretty figure they
cut when in March 1856 the Napoleon only granted
them the paeihcaton Of Europe their coming to his
capital TO ask for IL and assist in the Inauguration Of his
dynasty and the baptism OF his child As E,faa de
France" II We undertake like npertinenciea NE shall
run The chances OF like ridicue.
Under the Misrepresentation Of the question issue
the integencer speaks Of The reception representative
Of Nicaragua under the aker administration as lis
reception into the family Of nations" It's admission into
the community of States into "a place by the side Of
other established powers sits acknowledg as men,
Der OF the family OF nations IL would be logical Ito
stick TO French lnstration) 10 that when Mr..
Ryes drove TO the Tueries after the kapoleons comp
af and santed the Dictator he thereby introduced
France or its government nto the family of nations
The RiyasWalker administration does pretend to
"a po@e asking for recognition acknowledgment but
the administration Of power already recognised and
knowledged.
As for the suggestion of the Intelgencer addition to
the other suggestions which have weight with IT, that the
administration OF Nicaragua Is "beset by enemies from
abroad and its continuance athreatened by hostile
league OF other Central American States
mainly Of that journal will reflection itself revolt from
the idea that should disoountenance and outlaw State
with which have friendly relations because it is threat
ened with subugation by coalition of other States
@#.#e Ef#E.+t w. e. j.
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ospsAsox osries,
.o,. washington, April ~, 1855
ihe oI furnishing ave- Thousand barrels
Fourdnhs the powder be aspshsd powder
at o. New York BY he
AuEss 1855 sad NOT .ooss. than the sO Jay 1885, Contracts
ssli pswssi 81 qualify
ssss s ~: ..s Tss q s
GOA. and 70 para. .sgha, the lssd.sa y as.d u The
not contain more hsn Ish PAN q csridss The charcoal
Y.sis~ wooa no, more
grains ss.s exceed
s.e = - .ss q ss
sonod white oak a.d hoasd WA hscko cedar he LAT
.ids 40 di:as,sr
sxana ssa "a" protecting ssyona s s.as q the win
spirits q ,arpsnsns u head Of The
Ts powder daring fabrication.
% Ss e sss proc! Y oesI e NE
Inspector The a.pscs.a win =
pesenaon which, win rscsisss BY The srSamnee Oh .ia
h.rbor yok powasr delivered here
price 100 pounds, incuded
signed =. the osdaancs 0cs Ws.ai.ss C. WHARF they %
be the 24h u May an s hdds
Colonel o Ordnance.
Boston, Posi- and HARTFORD ms. Each q sSs sscs. papers Wi
send one q ne papers containing the and also their
Ap24-dia4sdHyG lint. md sarl
OrdHa.oe Oace.
WA.HIseTos, May ], 1856.
70 ss ss.ssa s.Ssl. four shs Of
be powder and Anh powder,
'hs' conditions o ne above H. cSs
papers publish cali fo proposals for gun
powder, dated April 49, please immeasey
Maya
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OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DxPARrnESr, December i, ass.
Notice hereby holders
thai This department will purchase Of
said when prior
i-i day ofIuns and win pay therefor The following pce
For sock Of the Of 1884, prenun Of 10 For
stock Of the loans Of 1877 sAd 1884, Of B For
stock issued under the Of 1850 called Texan ndem
nifty stock premium of per And
1896 rsdeeabe the l2 HoveMbss, le6 IL
The Let asy q January ofak per
received bctwsea he is january the 3s
premium off HSeceived ancr
and por said st a Jsss seisa Of TX
Interest viii be so, - sad SOCKS specified
ceriincstes u THE ID Juy ss assigned with the pDe
Of ce6cscs rccssvcd prior the Isl
ha date the interest win b sows4 in addition the premium
aAss Of their recsip In both
viii bs allowed in addition Ss e
sclirr.
Certificates transmitted This department nader the
sos be duly assigned United etsses the
prior Jssua party
entitled o receive the psrchsse-nsssy.
Payment for these sochs v ~ sAe BY ds upon
Boston, New Yek, PhsApAis
eutiued 10 receive the aoasy nsy Aassct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
secretaU Of the Treasury
Dec i-dtisJasef
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~. 49, lHEArNE--Las' evening the famed drama Of
The Sea Of Ice" or Mothers PRAYER was proanccS -
- oVeruOwing audience. The great expectation which
~, 'en IN the public mind from the long preparation Of
pay was iaily sst's6ed-esch being vocfcrously
IPA0aed We doubt much whether so difscul, play
-. ever before produced completely perfectin an,
- Theatre The lstcness Of the hour prevents our
MI more extended notice Of the performance but We
WI DO 50 tomorrow.
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COURT or CLANS

tpe'aay My lS-The taking Of testimony was ordered
~ case Of the executors Of Henry schford u, The Uni
= = una on the facts in the Of Nathan wsrol ~,
ned States was opened for The claimants BY Mr..
who was followed for the government by Che
'cno'or who had not concluded bis remarks, when
zoe court adjourned Tin eleven O'Clock to-morrow
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HI be ,sea by he CHOIR u rs Nnhs'fset nshos rrs'es
church. assisted several Of The tAeasd
and eoisteIs " this Dslct thos chusch Ninth
tween and y, On "Wednesday evening, l<th Mar, ie5s
Programmes, VI solos, ehouse &c
been selected with and wall be orches
rsi accompaniment
Tickets be had al Of
Of the choir and M te door CA The evening 81 the
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49, soor Of the Nintb-street Methodist Proiestsn,
-, sA'e announced concert for this evening Sew
w pest musical amateurs % this District have vol
'oet services and one Of the chief attractions Of
~ evening win be two pieces oomposss ~ rn.nbc, !,
~ choir We hope al who are Interested II tbe GOOD
ana lovers u good music, win not fail to attend
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ny JAMES q. REQUIRE. Ancaaeneer.
CxCEILENT HOUSEHOLD vURHITUaE AND EFFECTS
Il public Friday morning, Nay 10, 70 O'Clock,
T.. Densy between l7lh
sc MI his srnissfe ssd hoaschct effects
prisiHg-
Mahogany hair spvias SONS
Mahogany snl parlos chairs, sockess
Marble top pier, centre, ssS sofs tasees
Uandsoue walnut eassse cespes Stands
Rash rrcepties chsss ssss1sns
Two u light gin eas chssAslsess
window shsAcs, eosu4cs, bsonss candeinbras
hail wslass
tspesssy 90 uhree-S,y Carpets
Olcioth, unsaaG, seaAs
Mahogany exsssasa ltning nd sds sbies
ne-ssss l1ntag ehasrs, nsste clock
Preach China 6tasef 80, Dol-sas1 ssa set
pasasA cassoss snhs cunsU
Fosr s.psnos sscsssy suss oomprsiss each
Handsome high se1sess1
1reNang cabtost
fDoub~ wsrdrose, 1ssrsasssp wsahaand
Cave aax rockesu
ss&ies Ass sees, reg,
eupesior cssseA hask usftyesses
boasscp asl pfows, wtalUw uha1us and curtains
Superior rs03Vssssng asd esokiag
Together esssss II Kitchen requisites
ssAsr . csedn of 60 and 20
days, for ssdsacsosiy endorsed nsses besFss iaescst
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
May I'D
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The Good Win Fire Engine Company No. 20 Of pbis-
depbia arrived in this city evening with their engine
and Psraded Pennsylvania avenue accompanied BY band
Of music
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A few days ago friend placed In my hands an abol
ton paper published Chicago, Illinois, containing let
ter purporting 10 have been written BY Archibald VIII
Hams bearing date the l4h Of March This letter written
BY o. the leaders Of the black republican party IN m
nois am informed was addressed 10 prominent oppO-
nent Of the democratic party in the State Of Virginia. and
~ bis request and BY him. Published in Yrgnia paper
although did il until placed In my hands above
stated,
The letter is As follows:
CoL Richardson On SIapery
ouncY, lIns) March IA 1856
DKAn a Your letter OF the sh instant has Just reached
me In il GU inquire "Dd Col William A Richardson
your opponent for Congress in the last contest 10
constituents that the Kansas Nebraska bill would have the
effect Of making those Territories reeP cannot state
that he did In the precise terms Of your inerrogaor but
be did frequently and emphatcly say the repeal Of
the Missouri restriction, he called IL favorable 10
freedom and that i 1.-THE restc,on) established slavery
south Of 30 deg 80 mn and that under the
eregny principle the whole the territory as well south
north Of that line would be formed into free States
give IN his own words Of his fayorite EXPLANATIONS
"Neyer mnd-neyer mind--wa awhile, aud you will
prohibit slavery ..g..
nm, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
ARCHIBALD WILLIAMS.
p SCol Richardson during the whole Of our canvass
indignantly repeed the charge Of being in favor Of sla
very. A. w.
The only notice desire TO take Of this letter is TO pro-
nounce il gross peryerson Of my position and speeches
then aud now TO amount TO a base and infamous lie
Ny position then was aud is that the Kansss-Ne-
braska act based upon the true principles Of the
st,uon in recognising the right Of each State and Terri
tory preparatory its admission into the Union form
and regulate their domestic institutions in their way,
subject TO the constitution Of the United States aud that
would vote for the admission of each State, with
without slavery, lis people should decide and this
principle controlled my action in the support Of the Kan
sas-Nebraska bill.
n,,.,
arguments used in the for Congress- do say
that any who pretends that assumed any position in
consistent with this principle wliully lies.
W. A. RICHARDSON.
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THE Of Lotteries
land being recrip daily portions az
which
m 10 Hooded be decided by drawings
nd LOTTERIES" takes method
rnqury inform the all
he decided nv Maryland frauds
,b. pretend
fs the grand
C,-vespd Ohio, havine
snd rhs
Murry Co, Cleveland, Ohio, also
they profess
frand
RICHARD AHCE ~ this city, the
lo'seri-she bnsees conducted
v CO., and m agents
Baltimore. There licensed
% Maryland wb. under him
once, sell ct~ts IA the Maryland Issleries
n. n. McrUAfL,
Commissioner ~ Lotteries Cor IN. s.,e 81 Maryland.
Al ~ -smdhrp
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Proposals for Copper-P Plate Engraving.
oyyos surssrrrs-ss-r rrsuo rsrsn.e,
nup,oArr rsoros.Is vim !. sse.sss1 a. M. one. sS.
he issh day q ..y me. :, :s,ess, os s"E.-ss upon
o.. -. ".s.. esr,sis sssrso p.. , sehss nsarsi
s .ss I'D ,.s me me
nu.,.so.. wiu = a.: oss for he e
ss IS. ..s any s,..ss s..,.s .u s'.s ).
VA = :: s.s % .ss +: s
no any p.,,ss. sr.es ss.1 r.es.y
., =: ~. !: -: :. e. ~ , - sa.'s" ~ Ia an
sss price for The work Nd
ss sSSs-ssa a.. = ms :. krsvas
q y sss as. s.s ON. %
Engraving
xya-a : ssss,,a,,sis..
pERUvIAH auAHO II DE lowest essh m.rset pre..
,s..e ~ i'm: -. s-s. .s E Z s ss
Of hns hs efiss ma sseh or ia bafr' as
iens celebrated respns sid ovips machines hss
Every description Of pous. sscs',sa and hacu'ur.l
fan s-.oumes, Of ss'A s.s s.'dsn ,ssSs
,- and rsl w..s ar . a.sf New vo,s.
New ywt Ma, ,.,. rsss Msys-dimir
Forster On Csnsunptisn, &C.
UsT published 90 vs. %. s,. o..ss-gs. and ss,St
III FORSTER, NJ. n.
every portion learned Doss book so.nd
tsc'eAsss sssysd s~d unb.eiy
:e,sss s e y . EVER. , &c
"..s = msS. sees.sisss to ever on. "'' :" "
r.. So. :" s"rrr., ?. S y ,sd 2. ,'sor Q, ION
Tc.s.,s ..y ~. 4 ,ss sssssy. = : Z -
UOOD AID cOAI--I neg inform my friend.
ny Aus~y Co.. street, and
vi nss es"ssaasy on ssad The best q''y rses and ,s,
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osFsCe or THE COHsoLsDATED LOrrEhiks
MARYLAND.
The following are Of the Fsispsco Issutc
Lottery, class lso, drawn May u, 1855
2s as 10 "a % 20 81 IL &C 81 co
n. FRANCE CO., Managers.
n. McrHari, Commissloner.
May l4-n
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WOOD AND COAL beg leave INFORM friends and
Inst hsve ste~ the cd stand frmesy occupied
ny Mss Atev Co., II sse caaai and 10Th
vii ks-p cs~sssnsy bsad The best quality wced and e.s
NAV 10 RICHARD r.. EIMNs.
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l.. ,. Middleton,
Dsaier Zee.
oses snd aePo, southwest corner = and ish streets
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o FIG IA L.

DEPARTMENT sTATG,
Washington, May -, 1856
resident Of the Unted stnss Stockholm,
oen under uuno department
Swedish permitting the impsuon Into swede'
Of hcsdsun.
special until the hrst Of 1857
original decree having been pue'shed by the DE
81 the prolonssuon Of The
deemed therefore mnde known without delay
NOTICE IL hereby gtves that ! Will apply 10 the
duplicates Of following
land for TO No. t6 Ioe issssd
charles December 1855 the other m 30
issued ss January 1885, and No 1870 sad
md assigned 10 hsnk, nnd mailed
b Son, Washington, who have
e.ts them GEORGE KELLOGG.
MRS. LEsDERSIEk's New Ssvei.-Buepicei novel
by Prosper Mernee Translated from the French
rs
yansbond Lie In Mexico; by Gabriel Perry. Sc
Of Cicero translated by C. ~ Yonge Is cents
Arithmeic, ThsoSercs and Practical; BY ktAs
Loomis, III. D. rs cents.
Tn. rhys,cr Geography Of sea by NJ Msuy, IL. D.
entirely edition. OF 50.
Europe, the Pail 81 Napoleon in MDCCCkN
10 The LOU. Napoleon in hDCCCLi; by SIR
Archibald Absnn, Bsrt. vols. e.
Just published, and for safe At TAYLOR MAUkfs
Ma ia 9th
orrIcn or TaE CONSOLIDATED LorrERIEs
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Inauguration Of Mayor Vanr.
. lapEIrnA, May ls--Msyor yaux insugurated
to-day. The oath OF office administered by Judge
Thompson which be made brief speech He said he
would make promises, bat would administer the laws
be understood them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-20
BaLTIMoRr, February 10th, 1856.

BALTIMOnR, February IUth, IS5b.
We take the liberty calling the attention Of the virginia
Merchants to the very large stock spring and Summer
Goods we are now receiving We have been encouraged by
the liberal which have been favored again
TO extend our shall this be prepared
to offer larger varied stock than have ever be-
fore had and in order trade shall sell
Goods prompt dealers We shall ofer
large elegant stock of LADIES DRESS GOODS In ad.
dition to orr usual stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
STAPLE DRY GOODS
ur stock with great and the
hest terms and make it to the inter.
es, of the deal with We shall
be glad call and examine stock when you
market
orders shall be carefully and promptly attended
HOPKINS, HULL Il CO
swe have recently been appointed Agents of the Ma
ryand Penenary for tho sale Of their Goods lie 2ld3m
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AcnlNa.,A NN. AMONIArEn nlrEN

~ rlioSiHA ATE OF l1ME--rhe attention of Farmers
aud Planters respectfully called TO the above uVnnabc com
pound Tor their approaching spring planting
The Manufacturer bogs Ia his friends and patrons that
they always depend upon being supplied with aGtNu
tNF AND lNlionM ARTICLE he constantly snperntcnd
In person the entire Of manufacturing and putting up
for sale
This article has been bofc the community for the
Rod ofhvc during which tnc II has been anay aod by
large number OF the mos, rspntd Chemists In different places
aud has boeu tried 10y various Farmers In nearly every state
In the Union with almost nnsnynn success Perhaps ono of
the beat proofs OF its value IA the greatly ncronsd dounn
unprecedented In the history Of Artificial foruAers mud not
cquaed by Peruvian Guano itself which II poaacssea
much advantage from the Tact of the ammonia volatile
matter in Guano In this preparation being chemically hSad
only dsspaing itself progressively When moorto'
rated vita the sal this available salt sulphnc nmalHp
mated with soluble phosphate becomes httcd food for plants oi
all descriptions aud E 10y them readily taken up II WIN be
found quite in Inducing early maturity aH Huano,
and much durable and oryng To the soil aud oss
latile,
A there large number of Super Phosphntes In market
for the value of which would like 10 lc responsible
earnestly request all purchasing to be careful to obtain the
GENUINE ARTICLE, hitch viii be warranted by hccrodi
ted agents all nf whom of acknowledged reseeihhN,
and 10 them hold self responbe for the good character oi
Super Phosphate All packages Will he dosnetls brand
cd Consumers aud dealers will be enabled TO make arrange
monts for their supply equitable terms Win my agents ny
with myself
MESSRS II. l. HARDY 4 CO. are my accredited and
sole Agents ior the city of Petersburg.
G. B DfBtHU,
dgrirutaral Chcmistan sor Proprietor UdamsburR l.
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