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6tationerp ano fanep GOODS.

DOwNE & HASBROUCK. statoners' Hall,
ID Nos ia AND lB PgARLsr., n. Y. lMPoArEhS and
MANUFACTURERS Offer for ..le at los cash prces every
variety Of Account Books Paper Fancy and Staple Ssionsy
Writing Papers Notes Drafts Money and shipping Receipts
LnkrAnds, Memorandum and Tine Books, feus renciis
States Pen Knives Chess and Back Boards ke add
articles usually Kept by thr trade. JOB PRINTING and
LlTHOGRAPHY executed at low rates Cards Sitcn
BIZ Heads, kc. COUNTRY MERCHANTS INVITED TO
CALL.
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FJNHE NETWORK JOURNAL OF RO-
Il NANCE LITERATURE AND ART. Monthly
Each Illustrated with Engravps The June
number this day published Price lsi subscription
CONTENTS with % Engraving, 50 pages 4to)
NINA ELHlNGHAM. A Love Tale
THE SPENDTHRIFT; Or, A Fool WITH A FORTUNE
WHEN MORNING GEMS ARE PEARLY Song.
SKETCH OF THE REV Z. H. CHAPLIN.
SKETCH OF CITY OF OXFORD, ENGLAND.
THE ROCK OF CASHEL.
SIR L. L. BULWER AND HIS WORKS.
THE HOME or SHAKESPEARE.
THE WIFE TO THE WOOER Poetry.
MARGARET Or, The DISCARDED QUEEN. Historical
Novel
HONOLULU SANDWICH ISLANDS
THE VATICAN, ROME.
ABBEY CHURCH or ALBANS, ENGLAND
BOYS SPORTS.
THE FASHIONS.
AGRICULTURAL SCIENTIFIC, kc
JOKES, ANECDOTES, kc.
The or July number will commence new series.
5. FRENCH, Publisher
No. ~ Nassau ST, up stairs.
ROSS ToUsEY, No. l2 NassAust., Wholesale Agent.
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CPLENDID PICTORIAL WORK.
HUNTERS PANORAMIC GUIDE
NIAGARA FALLS TO QUEBEC
Being perfect picture Of those portions oi the Caadss through
which the River ST. Lawrence flows
THIS SPLENDID PANOR MA
is Twelve Feet length and comprises most beautiful and
hishy finished the Falls Of Niashra Tbs Thousand
I,snds The Rapids Victoria Bridge the Cities OF Montreal
Toronto Kingston Quebec &c and smaller pisces
together pages of Illustrated Letter Press Descriptions
Scenery similar the European Hand Books OF
the Rhine &c We give employment 10
I, 900 TRAVELLING AGENTS
In selling this beautiful book Price 81 At retail
JOHN P JEWETT X Co, Publishers Boston
HENRY p. B. JEWETT Cleveland, Ohio:
To whom all applications for Agencies and all orders for the
Boob must be addressed
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q 0OA ACRES of LAND, with BLAST
O.NVW FURNACE and FIGURING MILL. FIVE
Mi Es from the CITY Of BALTIMORE

GMA ACRES of LAND, with BLASE
O.NJ\bO FURNACE and FIGURING MILL FIVE
NILES from the CITY Of BALTIMORE.
The undersigned agent Tor the Curtis Creed Mining For-
and Manufacturing Company oers this tract for sale 10
single body small farms il used on Curtis CreeA, two
miles from Baltimore BY land and nine miles BY watsr
The LAND Is admirably adapted to MARKET aARp1N-
ING snAr the nsshborns farms OF Messs Cfor-
we'll Lnthicuu Stewart and -hes from which large nrp'es
fruit and vegetables annually sent 20 Philadelphia eno
New. York and large profits realized ,hrrefrom. -
Of the tract well wooded with PINE ana CHEST
NUT TIMBER which be shipped from The Firnsee wasif
In vessels drawing ten feet water -.
The wATER-PowER IL unaine the fail z feet capable
Of running with six psi Of Buus and the Blast
STORE sTABLlN8, kILNS, &c, erected near tbe
Furnace Ore delivered from ncShborng banks Y
bos. door And Anthracite coal BE- landed
there az Baltimore prices or less. "a,
The quantity Of Wood in the vicinity however readers be
loo stion most desirable one for charcoal furnace
The Furnace, with waterPo~eI and 500 sres OF Ana ~
required be sold leased favorable terms
To parties purchasing the whole tract tho charter Of the Com
pany could be tansod 10 Of the most hberd char
tess eve granted by the State -
This large property in the vicinity Of large city prom
exceedingly valuable An the OF very 'ew
years and presents excellent opportunity for speculation 70
Capitalists who may be able bring properly into market
II offered low price and on satisfactory ssrss
Apply to j. A , 1870 A.,
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WANTED-By respectable young Woman, u
w situation as CHAMBERMAID and WAITER; under
stands Fine Washing French Funs has the best OF refer
ences her place. Apply at No. 81 4hav between
18th and 18th sts
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Wanis.

A RESPECTABLE and competent Girl wishes a
IA situation as LAUNDRESs understands it well; has the
beet of is willing and oblgng objection 70 the
country Call a, No. us Bowery
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WANTED--A situation by young Woman al
w fnst.olass WAITER in private family. Can produc'
the best Of city reference from the family with whom she ha
lived years be No 66 Fast 18th st. hirC
floor, front
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WANTED-A single Man az GARDENER

One competent 70 take charge Of Kitchen Garden and
who would make himself generally u.eu about the place Ap
ply TO BARNARD 0ee No. ia Faonst between II and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-13

Young Mems Republican Committee, The regular i
meeting Of the Young Mems Republican Commee wil DO held
1t stuyvesant In,titute THIS "Wednesday EYSNiNd May
IS 1851 at O'Clock. By order c. c. MOTT, Chairman
yonS SHAW }Secretaries.
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Wnkedeld.-The members of INDUSTRIAL HOME
ASSOCIATION No who have not paid in full foT their lots
hereby notified that all lots not paid for on or before the h
AZ May will be cold at Auction at No 1865 Bowery, the
.>sph Of that day at O'CLOCK The Purchasing Trustee will
~ at No les boweTy each THURSDAY EVENING, from
O'clock uu that time dispose Of surplus property aud
ssseivs money. CORNS. A COOPER Purchasing Trustee.
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NIANTED-A situation by a Protestant Girl as
w CHAMBERMAID and WAITER, in private family
objection In country for the summer
give the best Of city references Call at No 70 West 18th
It, between 9Th aud 7th-eys.
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6pfrial Notifies.

American Congregational union'SeitIhee pnsRb Of
Rspsor semibary in the Church 81 the Pnrtans Sn Tf
o. WEDNESDAY MORNING q: lo3 ooioeh' oO'''
CONGREGATIONAL PULPIT ~ ~ Oh. Church
BUSINESS NETTING IN the Leetaie H'0' " '1
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EVENING, a. t s, ny n ,
~ Vt. n as Roadway Doors open At ocIock sfer-
ey hccnls, 10 - 80 oScock WILLIAM NJ. EVARTs, esq
Win preside Among the speaker. vii se KEY OF
,n,.s. Pev Dudley A. Tying. Of philadelphia; Rev. w.
sIi ~ BTotyn Tickets Cents for sale at The rooms OF the
& 10 as H5osdwAy and al The Iad.peHdeHt Omce No
u Beetusnst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-13

THE Rev Las, Caughy will preach at Jane.st. NJ E.
ChTch on WEDNESDAY EVENING, May IS; also. at Bed.
fordst NJ T. Church on SUNDAY MORNING NEXT at lot
o,clock
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CPLENDID PICTORIAL WORK.

B-New,men and Advertisers will please send their
orders without delay-for the first number.
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WANTED-A situation, by a respectable young
w Woman, CHAMBERMAID; has no objection u take
Children and has lived her last place Tor i've yeas
The best city reference be given be for two
days or until engaged Call at No 1T West thst between
tn and sthsvs, first floor, back
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-13

Repubiican Central Com,nittee.-A Stated Meeting
story rear rooml No csc Broadway, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, May 10, Ell 9 o'clock precisely .
JOHN A. KENNEDY, President
y wI l. Woo pEsID }secr.tarie. .
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Boara ano Rooms.

A FRONT ROOM furnished, on the second story
IA House No. l55 West 36:h will be- LET Dsas
man. Partial Board desired House occupied BY rh
waite family.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-03
NEMARKERS IN NICARAGUA.

The Newark Daily Advertiser states that Mr.. Hen
ry Barton, Of that city, has returned home, having
arrived in the Wabash, at New York, on Sunday
The picture he draws of what he has seen and suffer
ed, should be @ warning for all others. There were
twenty three Newarkers in the "army" Of Walker,
of whom only three survive.
Barton sta;es that he enlisted in New York on Feb
ruary 25th, 1856, and left there on the same day IN
the steamer Northern Light, with some lNW others
After reaching Grenada, he proceeded direct to Cos
IA Rica, joined Walkers army, and participated IN
tae e ann,eres me hospital i Il Krv SasSS %inssHfs re- remsfIsd
iii the 23d of March. While engaged in defending
the occupants of the hospital from al attack OF somt
Su0 Costa Ricans, he was shos through the left breast
the ball passing out under the opposite shoulder. =,
some % days after, while engaged with some AZ
others in foraging for its supplies, the party was at
lacked by a large force of Costa Ricans, and MT. Is
was shot through both thighs. He was then leT;ha
nen,ly laid up in the hospital, and when Gen. walker
surrendered on the Let OF May last, was left there q
cr;nnle. He walked from Rivas to st. George, two
and a half miles, on ~crutches. aud thence sailed III
tho steamer from Carlos to the held If San Juat
Pivsr. From there he proceeded by other convey.
ances TO Greytown, and by the United States Sioop.0 Oh
war Cyaue to Panama, where he was taken on lh'
frigate Wabash. ro
nocions. self.h man. He himself only enlisted fol
sI months, and on the expiration OF that time thougL
he renres.nted that he had a family III Newark, ahC
tbouoh Walker had Jus: received some Sl2,OoO IRON
Gen. Salazar, the latter refused 10 give nun eitneT 4
discharge or pay Tor his services, but told nun tna' ~
must remain with the army till the expiration OF a year
when he should certainly be discharged, Gen. wa!
ker pledyipg hs word Of honor. At the time set, III
again applied for Il discharge, and though he renamed
Walker OF his word, WAS peremptorlly refused, ah'
ordered back to his company.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-03
ALABAMA STATE CONVENTION.

We take pleasure. in transferring to our columns,
from the Florence (Ala.) Gazette, the following brief
account of the proceedings of the Democratic State
Convention. Hon. Jno. L. Moore, the patriotic COM
petitor of Hon. Andrew Is. Moore, has been soiourniuS
in this city, on a visit to his relatives, for scms weeks.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
The Democratic Convention met ut the captoi IN
Montgomery, the lst Monday in June. and was organ
;zed by the election of Hon. John Erwin, OF Greene,
as President, and John w. Shepherd, of Montgomery,
IA Secretary-besides a number of Vice Presidents aud
assistant Secretaries.
The Convention was numerOusly attended anu con-
tanned much t~alent-lnany OF the eplest ulen oi 'hs
State being Delegates. Much harmony characterized
the proceedings, and throughoU; Il fixed determination
was manifested to preserve the honor and credit OF tho
State, and TO uphold the ancient faith OF our great ana
glorious party. The names ut several gentlemen, ols'
tinguished for their abilities and services, We're put III
nomination and the Convention ballotted from Monday
evening till IL O'Clock Wednesday,, before Il nolnina'
ton was made. The Hon. Andrew b. Moore, ot Pei;
nv, was the fortunate man, and accordingly we place
his name at our mast head, As the selected standard
bearer of the Democracy.
II is gratifying 10 know that our distinguished
townsman and fellow.citizen, Hon. John f.. Moore,
received for "a consecutive ballots, the highest vote.
and magnanimously withdrew his name, when fore
most in the race, for the sake OF Cancellation and
harmony. The large vote he so steadily received, a
vote not local but extending from Mobile bay to the
Tennessee line-and the enthusiasm with which the
Convention received him, and the noble speech he
made, must be very gratifying to Judge Moore and
his numerous friends. We shall insert in our next,
the Platform adopted, and the proceedings Of the
Convention. We have a good and true man as our
candidates. States right Democrat, one who in days
mast, has done noble service for his party, and the
State. Now let us unitedly give him an Did. fashioned
Democratic majority over any opposition that may
be brought against thin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-03
BALTIMORE MsEkET<,Jr,v,

FLOI:H--1nr market T.. IN nl.;, ..
prices nave r'rod,.t- IH"rr i vc'y lrr. .....
any dc'crip,i"n OF ''yw mud the oulg .aio. w. ,'.
OF 3jj bhls Hrwrrl street -np"r =, :, q. mort
quote ONO super ut .2ia73I. and C;y NH. e.,., -" -,
:. - per tHi .' "
WiIEhT-Thcrc WIS lr,',r rocrIp,,p ,f. ,,,-l...l
morning. tn" receipt. cor rr.r 5l1 uu.Erf- ,.,,
90 bushels red. ani ~" hav" = Dr,c SAILS m goo L,.I.
bar wtit' ~ = -. We. loacvc-. gaotr ,s ~ -
day: Wni;c, ordinary, at | -iaI -; zoo! :. r,,,,. D.
| = n J %; choice NJ ! - q - per hu.hcl. Ri y,..,
ord MARI I" zoo! at | - n J -, good 10 prM4e / -.
choice ! ia - PER- lu.hrl
CohH-inr market turcorn WI. nl:o more animal.
I" "tE W. bushels were received, and sales i. .
ported OF 800 DU-lrl- common whi'a M. - y - c....:
hnshr': good 10 cnoi," 10 nt - - e.: and 5:un su.r
% ~ - g.: per i]a,h'!iar bic 10 good .aI cao.ca.
Oii~-I"'r" j. more gcjvi'y o. nr'". bur ~" s,l,.-
NJ lower prices Receipt. ~ do, rurapf:,. l2s. hu.l
.ni 100 wi,l'.s tar To- prime Pa spGi al - a ljr. H.
bushels fir "a. ut - lie. mi 2Gi bushels inferior Y
4 90 peg hg-G,l.
EY"-ltg bushels were received md the sales ccmp-,.
iud A"-hc,s Maryland a; nc. AMI 100 bushels rcansyl..
M 81 : 90 peg bEsaal-b L. lots PRIME
trtFLE-Ou quotations ar', Tor lt!o comrr.u. i. .
no -. iar :" good. !~l.aii!r' Coct 10 prm~
!~.n=upyrt b. nourina'ly ~ lI:gl2s. Lava NJ .a ..r.
SouIc saHiI sair- Hr" mad" 20 the trade.
MCl.A>~i ~-Nr nUw quote mr!.ss'- ~ Wit !rS.,
Oriran, AZ I;,,'r; Cub, M:sSoyudo 5ia.oc: Gao. ..,..
q, i''I!': In !.a island aia'sc teia'd ~, -a.s-
per sri 'TIt Nu-s'.aap "a bhls ! Glo:': ~ :
Porto Eir,ar .iai'r per ga. Refined SyrGp B., u.u r..
IN: nj ..a., cents. oar quotations are rHi.ry.s u.rTr
rs W. nrc wi,."u' Transaction. 10 noe
SUGARS We quote Porto Rico ". so S#.U ..,,
common 10 lair; Sli uOuil - IT, pfim" 20 Ell #sp. g..
glib I-n:l So 2i4.0 - io: c"ua,nor 'r a..t: So ...
tor priHr 10 choice; '"'p nj s'ua!0 80 for c9na... m
lair, and so JD.ll Tor primo - choice, y" o., ,
uuminhiiy ~ SlOtil ~ Cor rDUImga - chntr"; l'"r.ru.
ro =, - j1olo - 'u= 'ar 20 prilsc per 100 iu: -, j,-
OF .cn' "uimpor'nn' transactions =, pie i 'aa
range u; our quotations
T~OBACrO-w" now quote Nary'anl ;roer! 49,.
C,su"lVu. \ eia~ -. cunTon - scpt. = - 2 50 r
nahum crop so 2jal /! ~. good 10 lie >l2 o,-li n
Bay TOBACCO nov solis realty - - 90 d 90 !r Tr,
80 40 ~. II, c,f!.-. 80 Du tor spau-!'I. anu 3. Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-03
ppou WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The nett anoul! in iht
United States Treasury. subject to DRAFT: iS2LOOD, 900
Of which there is in Boston nsarly $3,OO.UC; Ne"
York, more than $9,0UO.OO0; s.. bnis, nearly
inward Of 81. UOU, O00, and s. ,jOO,OOJ aiSan Francis
co.
Thomas W. Sutherland has been ippolted Col!ec,
Tor of Customs ut Sacramento, vic. r.3ackstt, re
moved.
Lord Napier, the English Minister, has 1gasei for
hi. family a summer residence ii Frosturg, near
Cumberland. Maryland.
OnlY sl0S, 900 oil the Treasury nHeS issu' in lSO,
and 1867 are outstanding
A delegation of Tonawanda lndiins had confer
ence with the Commissioner Of lndan Altar to-day
in reference to the adjustment of tier reserve lands
Robert Crisis, another OF the eectlon rlcfe, was
arrested this morning after a desperate resist CO.
lie fired a pistol at officer Robinson and sehusly
wounded him in the hand, face and neck vii bal
and buckshot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-03
RANDOLPH MACON COMMENCEMENT.

The animal commencement of Randolph Macon
Cnliece. took Mace on the 2i;h and 18th June. The
exercises OF the first day were opened with Singing
and prayer. Rev. Samuel s. Bryan OF the North Car
oliua Conference, was expected to have addressed the
| Literary Societies in the forenoon, but owing to his
declinaiion Tor satisfactory reasons. Rev. Johu +. Ed
wards spoke in his stead on zine Young Men Tor Tue
Iim.s.' This was a well written and well delivered
address. In the afternoon, the Society OF Alumni was
addressed by Rev. James a. Duncan oil the Virginia
Conference, on this subject "The Signs OF the Times
What Counseis they give US OF Intellectual Cui'
ture." This address was very appropriate, anu very
weIco,nelv received. Ii will no doubt shortly appear
in print. On the second dry, the senior class deliver
ed their graduating oretrons. Below may be seen the
programme of tho procedures:
FoKESoOS EXERCISES
Music.
John B Williams, Johnston, NC. Subject The
Responsibility Of Talent. (Music.l
WIN A Shepard, Dorchester, Mass. Subject =
Hamilton aud Burr. lMasi'l
Rise and Fall Of Mahomedeuism. (Music.l
Geo w Armis,ead, Hampton, Va. Subject: The
Times are the Times Tor Men. Music
Jos Z Leigh, Mecklenburs, Va. Subject: The
Sword. (Musicl
AFTERNOON EXERCISES.
(Music.l
Wilbur F. Davis, Murfreesboro, N Z. Subject
Fixedness of Purpose Essential TO Success. lMus'c.l
w. Willis Penney, Randolph, Missouri. Subject
Westward, Iiol (Music.)
Edwin q. Moore, Person, n. &. Subiect:-The
pre.emineuce of Southern Statesmen. (Music.I
The degree Of Bachelor of Arts was then conferred
on the graduating class, and that OF Master OF ar,5
on the following graduates Of 1851: Mr. William II
Cheek. Rav's Jesse p Bagby and Adolphus w Man
gum Of North Carolina. Messrs Garland Is Hane-,
Thos c Thackston, Thaddeus L IL Young Thomas Z
Elder of Virginia, and Leonidas . R'ves OF Lennes
see. The Valedictory Addresses were then deilvere"
by Richard w Jones of Greensville, Va. Com
mencelnent closed with the Students Party at Stew.
arts Hall, OH Thursday night. U WYE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-03
MOST VALUABLE ARTICLE.

After a years thorough trial, we are impelled by
our regard for the public good cordially to recommen
tho Sewing Machine manufactured by Wheeler y
Wilson, 3l3 Broadway, New York. Among It's ma
nifest and important merits, we may refer to its beau
ty and simplicity Of construction and consequent
freedom from arrangement and need Of repairs; is
great ease aud rapidity Of operation, the remarkable
perfection OF its stitching and its applicability to 6
variety Of purposes and materials.
We speak knowingly aud FROM fun experience
There is no humbuS about w. II WIS machines. II
does all that it proposes; and, while an ornamental
piece of furniture, saves a vast amount of labor
time and fatigue in the family circle. 1. is one Of the
most useful and extraordinary improvements Of this
wonderful age.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-03

Flour nrd Irrl-F!. Tr market ,'cu:y, guJd brand 70
hcli AZ = y lp.r Dbl, aUI BRAID, Tor home =
sumption - : .1H =, aud rSyut and :lucy brands M =
40 -. There i. very l.i,a d"lIsHi for rXPor' Rye
is held st i - per Dbl. "a Corn Mead At 81 p,rhl
Grain -Ngrnr ~ demand aud wrrket bore: slics OF ;m
ia red -: = u ! 90. and good - prime white q, o..
/ -, p.r bI-tsi ny" scarce. sales %; Pa. 81; I 30 per
Corn - uu.c:.ri, Pa. yrNo" acIi IL ~ Ct. I'D tr.
OTTER hut - cents per tgshrL. O,u steady; silr- 4.
and Delaware ~ - q ~ cts per bUsh"!. S"cis-Cin..
:Gri is .uscrivr. last sale. Of prime q 8 per - ..-
Last ,ales at Timothy It By ~ 80, an gt>."~:o u, :.
n 800 per basacI. Wniskoy Is in in.g demand Il: H
tor Obi, IN bib and bids al ;is per gallon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-03
GNE OK TWO VIRGINIA FIRMS ST Pr

'Fi . mn. Wv IN 2 AVIS VIZ w.
HE EX HANGED FOR CITY PROPERTY
FSNHE Hrger contains G2 arr"s. i situate in "l'-'
Il held cOiAty, on Second Branch Crock ~ o.
from Richmond. - 'rOih Petersburg, 10, IHii = "..r'
Clover II II Raj! Road, AMI is known a. Eurtuot's t.'-
ton Tho smaller ryIt,In- - Wc'c is %,ihlr '' ,'
@; iND Churra"s. pD-: t0,", are iiotsl, and M I'
on the EirhG Uni mud DHI.r;ao iiAil i:yai. j. .'l
ATc!iu CONF li'ssc, 81 Mills from klrnT:ona ra'
Lno"n - III" G,"hr. E.tn iarr.- nrr well w..
pur' md neT"i 'ti.ir" Streams. a!e hinG u ce't
wni,h II tot. :avr already ..an b'U-ci tom 81 'i
Til, .ca-gUJ ati tie 80" ""'i uds.f.iisr Tue -.a""
w..sar tnnaccO '"'s sul o.'-
Tho proprietor j. isGge 20 part wiih onco: 'az" a.
h1r. ain. my BON 80 iniic- from '6cL OtNct, aii -
COOS, Eor whom rhc irr.erCu iai hscu bought Jaw.
re-ClT.i ~ NJ being farmers.
The improvements on IL" sr!sl!Cr are NUNS s'' "
il eHcci!onr order: "a tie l-:-e!, ih,yaIe ic"s !"
Der and not so goo! - condition; be- Jet, b.c r.-''''
AMI comfortable.
For further particulars, appl: :, Cla:!e- "tia.
Amelia Cor. House; % M.ssrs G.dd.n 4 Ei''''v.'
to n. August, leg all %! Richmond. OTTO -''' -
D"pU'y sheriff % Chesterfield county.
luis I-cylrnr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-03
PENITESTI,Ey n. yIRcIyt,-

AZ az Iii, Institution, and sold there
~ and at ~" Agents Sore. 20. %, Pearl street. III,
'ol!owihs articles, NJ reduced prces. - VII:
Boots. Shoes HGd BrDguc=
Women, Chili:cH and servants Shoes
Wagon and Car, Harness Of every Gescrinti5u
Machine Bands, Leather Hose
wagons, Carts
nrsys and WAocibarrows
Wardrcbes, Safes. &c.
striped and Plaid Cc,.ons
n'rs'ys am Linscys. Tor plantation iani,
Ready Mad Clothing Tor servants.
Most oil the above articles on hand and for sale. or will
pe t."te or feptrei, or other job work done 20 order on
stor. ho'!cs Tor cash. or 10 punc;usl customers only, on
Orders from the country, with satisfactory references,
promptly attended to. address ROBERT NlMNO,
July Agent and Storckeeper Va. Pcnitentiary.
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THE UNITED STATES SLUOP OF WAR
CERMANTOWN.

This vessel is fitting out at Norfolk tor Tue Eas' IN
dies. Suhioincd is a list of her officers: ~
Commsnder-Richard l. Page; Lisu,enan,s-Chas
Deas. Charles w Place, } e Tebiger. j ID Ralney'
Joseph p Tyfr.; Mas:er-Lester ~ Beardslee; sur;
geon-Wm i S;nclalair; Assistant Surgeon-A Z
Gorsos; Purser IL NJ ueiskel'; Midshipmen-J w
Alexandcr, f. Terry, F NJ Buuce aud CLARK Mer'
ohau,; Observation-Disclosures Hall; Gunner-Charlss
B Oliver; Carpenter-Robert NJ Baimi Acting SAL
maker-Henry %Strenmell.
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Fen. the Enquirer
FW te E.H1"ff'
WROUGHT IRON DIRECT FROM THE ORE

Messrs. Editors At the close of last October you
published a popular account OF the patented process
Of Mr.. AZ. s. Salter, of this city. for manufacturing
malieable iron direct iroru tho ore, at the same ex
pense a. pir iron. promised to communicate the
result of experiments then about to be inside; and l
have now the satisfaction 10 announce a result beyond
auticipa;ion. A furnace, on the new plan, costing
81 500, has now been several weeks in operation
within fifty miles of this city, turning out Two tons
Of pnre iron, in blooms, worth $50 per ion, At a cost
Of $50 per ton.
Large capitalists, dealers in iron, are beginning 10
"smei! a rat" and this very day q contract has been
completed. with a large iron house. here, TO pa; VI
two large furnaces, lone IN Orange county, y. \. the
other in Westches,er county, n. Y.,l each Of which,
At a cost of under $1,000 a piece, it is expected will
turn ont six tons OF pure wrought iron a day. ltis a
revolution, indeed.
,oss =, Dr. William Turner, OF this city, in aiding &c
make his patent effective and available.
NEW YoRK. June 1851.