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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-02

CORN PLANTERS
NARMERS will consul, their interest by using Ca!d
IL wells simple and efficient CORN PLANTER Tnis
machine opens the land drops and rolls all At the
operation, and nsures full stand of corn without
any re planting
CAuTIos.-l see TINT Baldwin e. Cardwcl of Richmond
Va have advertised to manufacture and sell nv Corn
Planters Farmers purchasing of them expecting to get
my Planters will be deceived as that firm has no author.
ity from me Tor manufacturing or selling my Planters
SUGAR MILLS
! am manufacturing three sizes SUGAR MILLS, for
grinding Chinese Sugar Cane They very substantial
and at low prices and fully warranted stand and per
form satisfactorily.
Orders forwarded carly will with prompt nt:cn.
ton. ]. r. CALDWELL,
March 30-c6I. Ayleft's King William county V
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NOTICE.
4 PLEASANT HOUSE AND GARDEN LOT

ri WILL sell privately, accommodating terms, my
a House and ot, corner Of Clay and Henry
The House has nine rooms several nvrnirnt clns.s
Il dairy laundry, kitchen, story and hnl, high, and
smok, house with a useful cellar--all built OF brick
There is flydrant, and well OF lood water in the
yard-al necessary out houses-n good repair.
Any wishing TO purchase such House and Lot. To-.
Gated in quiet aud improving part Of the city of Rich
mond, lie requested 10 call t5 'uok al the premises
March 3l-3m WIN Il STARR
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-S~ ~~->'>~>~>~-~~~~~~~~~->~-~
ETNOTlCE-The Council of the City of Rich.
b Commissioner and and Sa1s
the 6rst Wednesday in April next, viz
Foh JEFFERSON WARp.-Luther Libby, Joseph Brum-
NELL James Winston. E. A. Smith and Alexander Craig
Day Police TO be Conductor and the Hall over the First
Market to be the place for holding the election
cr1 aa n sSas5s :, VIM
Smith to DO Commissioners Cadmus C. Johnson, Let
officer of the Day Police to be Conductor; and the City
h1 TO be the psss for hSdns The 1 S Thomas
ham. Thoma. Boudsr, Samuel J. Rutherford sud VIM
w Tmberske, to be Commissioners; B. NJ Norris ith
at the of Broad and Foushee Streets to be tho place
for holding tho elections.
March ss-,a. THOMAS d hsTs & 4. Council.
ss e ~ .Ss1 a ss es
W. P; PERKINS CO,
March 5-sf No l4l, Eagle Square.
g. D. WOOTTON,
Observation-Disclosures
Apply ut the ONCE Of "The South,,,
or 18TH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.
VIII attend punctualy to any business entrusted to him
Book Keeping, Accounts, Collecting Buying and Selling,
REFERENCES Col L. c. caboll, Roger A. Pryor
ESQ, Col Henry Thwsatt Prof H J Christian, James T
Butler Co., and many others for whom be has the
like business. March 4-tf
~ BRAGG'S GREAT IMPROVEMENT
THE ARCTIC LlNlMENT DEFIES ALL CoMPETl.
TON.
Thou..nd. who have used 1t affirm that it is GREAT
IMPROVEMENT on
DR.. BRACES OTHER LINIMENTs,
In the cure of
RHEUMATISM, PARALYSIS,
NEURALGIA PILES,
SPRAINS, BRUISES,
STIFF JOINTS, OLD Sores
BURNS WARTS,
SCALNS, MOULDS,
TUMORS, CORNS.
For HORSES and MULES, externally, nothing exceeds
the ARCTIC LlNlMENT,
In curing
sPRAIHs. SWEENEY,
SCRATCHES, CALLS,
THRUSH, RINGBONE.
CT any Soro or Swelling Enlargement of Bone
Muscle
Price IS cents 50 cents and g. for small medium and
large Led bottles.
For sale by all Drugsss.
PURCELL, LADD CO..
Jan le-tf Wholesale Agents.
EsAvE YOUR HORSEs-.We take great
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UP THR MEDITERRANEAN
PLEASURE VOYAGE
BY STEAMER ERICSSO
A. B. LowBER, CoMMANpER.
TNHE ERICSSON will leave NEW YORK fSfs
Il on SATURDAY, MAY lst, at o'clock ?. .1SssSSE&S
N on the above voysge-stopping at Gibraltar day
Malta days. Alexandria eight days Jaa, (for Jeru
salem) fifteen days. Constannope six days Athens three
days, Naples five days. Marseles four days An expe.
ricnced person will accompany the SHIP. and make
engagements for the land travel Those who intend 60
but have yet paid should take passage Immediately
for unless hundred berhs be paid Tor prior April
l5th the SHIP will be placed on another route.
Full Steamer fare for the voyage, $780,
No Berths secured till paid for.
For further particulars, apply to
DuNHAM e. CO.,
March 30 2w No: l3 William st New York.
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n LYNENAN-SiR-You are re.
>Mh .,,,ilv requested To announce yourself Can
f.SS.Sa2;ER of the POOR HOUSE: Believing
,S f,Ily competent to discharge the duties Of
u. rcu will be supported by ,>,y ,.or,,,
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SSITUATI0S WASTED-A Gentleman competent
- to give instruction on the PIANO FORTE wouii
like to settle in some favorable locality in either WeterL
Southern Virginia. for the purpose of giving private
lessons to select number OF Pupils He mas been EN-.
and his only object In wishing change is on of his
health Can give the unquesoned and distinguish.
ed reference. Communications addressed to A. ut
attention. March 3l-ec:n'
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,,xIGER OF THE POOR HOUSE,
- candidate for the Office of MANAGER
isSns HOUSE. and respectfully solicit your
- 'o' HENRY MYERS, the person who
,-,nded the sick in Norfolk when the
Yellow Fever prevailed there:
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AMUSEMENTS,
RICHMOND THEATRE.


FAREWELL BENEFIT
av-y .cs: appearance but one of the distinguished
COS DIANE
mr. AND MRS. CHAS MATHEWS.
AZ EVENING. ARIL ?, will be performed pour.
:t::'s Comedy, in S acts, of
LONDON ASSURANCE.
..... Chas. Mathews.
~ spdHkcE- .Ntu Spb .uatneWh
ia -.g.us Comedy will constitute the evening,
-=.a'.
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=, ruy VOTERS OF THE COUNT

Tnr HESR,CO--I hereby announce myself a
W ,Ss Once of Commissioner Of the Revenue
:Ie -. n.;r;c.. "a, the approaching election, and
e r. .oici, Jour su'frases;
sss sss Id s Sass's IL d.
I, :as aI M r, JAMES D. VAUGHAN.
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TMFgR4IH 10 ANA--We learn thst the Cuba an J
tinted States Telegraph omIau, IL rapidly pursuing its
labors IL constructing the iaGd line that Ia TO
present system q ,e'eera,a with the submarine line TO
Cuba Tt.a win rem from Savannah 70 Cedar Keys in
Florida ani the for construction has bocu
taken by Hne's, Esq VINO left here yesterday for
the oo,h III, have been purchased here, and
"a no~ beng sh,rpd fur Savannah.
The sucstoe n by SPAN for the laying OF the
submarine cattle fahs h,s been decided by tho
Madrid government IL favor oe either OF the several com
psnes asking for IT. hut has been referred back 10 tho
Captain General OF Cina. There II is supposed that the
contrary lepc :, ped v Nessrs. Mora Co, Of Havana,
will receive tic ~ sI they N Geld
their project 0nnrrird ia the parties hOing tho
cha ter for tho us tn through Gen ga ami FLORIDA,
and tic capital ready cary the work at once 10
on.
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Ia my 90 pal u 49, ny prido sud pelsIro IN
Nuy q to read ~ri nrar rsrointad the cpns,sp0s
IL all pats ct the couedss a,y ~ tn, Il
t'nsy ~rr ~ TT II o. N. attempt Of tho n.t'isr
c"ntsy ,ot W WI ben, CONSENT aud keep us 4
co'Nai vsssasec. When ] read again that isig
Ao"s's t'asra & jield tho calm 10 tngtSnd hsr
fato,i' ell m'1t aid c,s. Il VI, a. AZ the ocss an
cin 81 NJ iuil share NJ iteaie ~ the gofi"ts naer
tsn'., and would have ben proud 10 say, home
sli1d, an Nj Arn.i ctz.n.
!" 81 the laIr " m MeAtp, IN ~hch Our cal
hnl Iet m.Lt, tniAins a,onnd that Palmetto htnns,
~frh faa y en- brought home TO siei torn an
hhUd slaTd, ti ~, dishunored cDnr ,butc largely
T. u" "ual 'rirapn OF arms IN conq lrfiag pace
With the rcpnbs 81 Mckee,. But f roliirad O.
share uny the rHd suG rings WITHOUT ,ping
81 the ssa is.,s sharing ANY a the ginsy aud DO
hcstfd as ootsme ha btrans, net worthy even or =
Christian nsm. must the connection peacefully,
u We may-ts'ibs, II We must. This IL al deem 1t
tcussay 10 say on this occasion In regard 70 federal
relations.
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Inauguration OF the New Governor % sousi
CnluIlnn.

WIN. ~ Cist, the newly chosen Governor Of South On
rolna duly at Columbia on the 18th inst
Hie Inaugural address was delivered In the hall " the
House Of Representatives.. frrn IN s assertion Of
principles and concasory in he spirit, depreca,ng disscn
sons on Union Issues an1 urging union upon the basis
% equality in ,ne Union independence out Of H. lilo
Gays
fmto be- hoped that no occasion WI arise requiring
the state 10 cali uTon her sns or ne defence q her rights
and thar our enemies "a the North will learn
wisdom tom tile pact, aud permit - quietly " manage
affairs IN own WAY that our triencs ~ tho
North, ny the power ~ agum &c an1 the force ~ trutn,
Will b. able I'll net 10 convince the dcluded iatc) W
satisfy the minds 1T the intelligent ANA patriotic ~ tho tus
tce aud tue honesty II ends and thus
avert the dangers with witch are threatened Lost,
however these hopes should prove silactous-and b.
ieve they wni--ittu cpdcavor 70 hunonze among QUE
selv,s hy toi,fatipg daatencs II opnon when
a. principle mSolvvd encouraging those N the rear
10 quicken their pace by pointing oct 70 ht the dangers
that is aud urging ib to come 10 the rescue.
And IL % people, with bSsoms overlooking with
patriot zeal and love ~ country, and indignant 10 tn
Inflicted without provocaion on their own sunny
ands th ud venture beyond the bounds ~ cold calcu
ang policy, should pardon something 70 the spirit Of
liberty.
By pursuing this course our State will become united,
aud be PREPARED present uDd front tho
mon enemy. We all embarked in the same vessel,
and shpwreck would be equally disastrous 70 us all Ry
prudent counseis and united crew. the ship n state
may weather the stom and escape the breakers; but Y
should be dvidcd into petty factions Of home, with
man and not measures for motto, the true state
rights party winch mean 70 include all Those who
contend for ard will be satisfied with nothing less than
seQuaity ~ tHe Uuon or ndepcndence out % Twill
cas-. 10 ,yrt fe~ office seekers aud corrupt poll
ncians wiI rule and rum the state.
We koud not ony endeavor " untfe the State, but
the enr south so that when we can no longer retain
our place. e. cuuaa in tho confederacy will be pre-
rar,d 10 10, M perfect Union under the style and
title Of the tinted ssatseSouth There very ew 81
VS. who desire the assouton Of UNCONSTITUTIONAL Union
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FANDIs-, RrGRR.-on Thu, sdsy evening Deo, Ia. I.
10 hunt. Of II Francis Xavier, by the Rev W Yovisn
htossE fiAApiS 10 LOUISA, youngest daughter u hAoc
Ni.isn h. CiUg,r.
JAot n-STosE On Sunday Dec. 8, BY the Rev james,
MI c,t Of the brides tseJec-. Mr. Jnpa JAoUEs, VI
Newark !. tn Mrs MARv ASNR SraSE, ~ tlIs city
ssAAnriF,i ktrOs-In the House az Prayrv Tues
dhy, iec -, by Rev. JOAN W Shscke'Td, wEsSa
SHABBY a Newark. NJ j., TO MARY c. FutIEaros e iest
daughter o, the Iate James }. Fullerton os Bostoa
-lnuMseus-tn Thursday evening. Bcc. rs, By
The Rev. NJ Adans Mr. Joas a. Warns TO Miss FANNY
A. 1HsAfrs,N, AL OF tins CITY.
WiIInae-Aup,Bo bon On Monday, DEC 10, by the Rev.
Mr. ,ch Dir. ID. WILLIAMS to Miss Luov AUDUBON, both
VI LL1 city.
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VII COZ srnur Embll.

NEW YoRK, Dec. II, 1855.
Ma J0ssY4 GOlDoN BESSErT:-
SHIN yoar paper Of today YOU mention my name rs
lAypg been cited appear havana; but as you do not
d t,e motives iur this oitstou, remit The Gaoea or
IIAvaba q the Oh INST, which coutaus the order
Tiese motives are COR having ordered copies for my
friends Of ms dclce and the sertDces pronounced by
toe varous CoUs justice IL the q denanciaion Of
Gcue,al Couca o uy having addressed 10 him the doca
neu II Junc - att rsierruF 70 taxes that You havc
ALREADY ruhshed Ihrs l.ga doctn' nts cannot be con
sideri ras cal h tins ~ ay c,vzad country again
go have rgsplpE - 9Hb nfc-; for u have b.cn
extso OF ms pt0lrrtt without beng paid and
hh.e LA II ubL.ncn fpd,tFs such damage, have
c0deicc thai ant prscpl of sIolstion cannot be
ap,aoved b. tn high "f justice bes Of you 10
4tu IL yo " important paper the acJvc lines remain
youf Elort Cbcdleut servant, a. DE EaBli"
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Nass Laur, hssns and the 0iount Vernon
Aosus iatIup.
SEw York. Dec. II, 1868.

Sb" foak. ucc. II, 1908.
To qns NaN4czRs nF rm M,cSr VERNON As,uAnoS:-
Iaprss-F tsrtau!ue a most hearfet interest in the
glorious pGtpose of your ascaon and the aid OF the
drama ptouc kindred ate being invokei in its further
ance, ao 1ca'rous of 1oOtr butng my mite ig9aIas
swelling TIC aerrs cate required for the acqnisi
ton OF tic haloV "a re, ng n!sce Of Washington With
shn vicw bee % oarr be use Of my theatre and tho
gees amount rceuts, without any alton what
ever, sccrlIr from erfut oi . lar American
Cousin ~ e. t4ac place WcgBcs az, Tcc. 30, 1883 II
affords much qualification adj that tho lsics
gentlemen coa csr u" company over which have the
rrasute a pr 'nr embracing every artist. MUSICIAN
ofcer aId artisan cted with tie estsbllshn
have III III nost t mate freewill Offering
u their sery,c. fo tie toiaasd ENTERTAINMENT Should
the foregoing be drcins worthy OF yolr accept
anoe, an early reply sgu! ng toe sane, viii oblge
your, truly, LAURA kEESE
L4JqSs' Mcvxr VERNON Asso1AnoS or TIE Usioy,
SF~ YnRS. Dec l5, 1855. I
Ml,s LAURA Kenxg.-Toc oTer Of a m,rning repre-
ssrtaiion at vour theatre OF Our American Cousin"
during the holiday week "wednesday, Dec. ~, for
tho be1ca, Vernon fund.- has been received
and gratefully accepted by tao ladies' OF the Com
nitlec
The great iberalty your part Of Withholding none
OF hc eros receipts EXPENSE tho rrcc~l onorng Of
the vauah OF ae whols corps attached to your
establishment, 10 cvery department with the selection OF
a piece 30 nlarse1 10 wu sai refinement well for
che admrabc watch Il put upon tho stage,
all coubnc prvc better than can express, ho~
deeply truly sou ana tines scnua,hizs with canse
xnich haa upon III! who reverence the memory OF
tho great and Aooa
NAV ve ss you in receiving thanks Tor this cTsr,
20 expteee H. a. def gentlemen Of your ostah sh
nut orr hrh gnpr, caton OF their kind services Yours
respectfully, . ,.,-o-,o,--
b. sllIlsWOOD,
SUSAN VI PARISH.
MARY NORRIS HAMILTON.
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Tu FRsNCH TWsrRE IN nav YoRK.-Somc moths ago
We alluded the FAC, that subscription bad been com
ncuccd among Tho French residents and Others IN this
CITY for Tie parpoee Of esthl shng French theatre in
this city We arc able 70 sa,e tina, tho list numbers
como two hundred gentlemen and tie sum subscribed
amounts - ave tloueand dollars. Elk principal artists
engaged AZ Paris roYts for New York in tho
Tulton AID vii arrive about the 18th d this mot tn
The theatre T. be located Metropolitan Music Hall,
Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel The hall s 70
be entirely rctted the French pan under the direction
ofMr Sage formerly ufthe Thestre dorcana There will
be parterrc orchestra eale and ninety private boxes
in two otrCts a. veil as pros boxss The bes
light french pieces wi he pro iucei and the manager
~ pedred 10 give least Thirty Representation, s5fni
~oe n the plan surcerds promised some Of ~
beet works Tire npra Commune rcpcrory next year We
do not hear thnt The "three hungry trenchnen nave
tubecrbed anything % u.
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NO. rs WEST roprY sEvENIu TRrlr,
Iptu.x Ngr II Isa4

10 the EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Ny attention has this day been called 10 an srcc pub
llshcd in Mondays edition Of your paper, headed Glove
and suicide" wherein Mary Kelly ono OF tho witnesses at
the Coroncrs Jury The death Of Ann Morrow testified
that the deceased told her that Mrs wougbby my wo,
had told Nj FORD, her lover, stories derogasory her
character from which may BE- Inferred a tendency TO
break on their engagement NC Ny DEERE 10 deny this
rtnn ~ rrns iabr glirn the part " decised
and simply 20 assert that she had been III
"a servant, and Discharged IN October as from The
me- re fact " being found wanting IA truth, which
time we have not heard of her until noticed
her death ID the rapcis The Mr. Ford called ip question
Wv have never heard Of aad have no acqusnt.
snce with him whstever. Very respectfully YOURS
wM II, WILL0uGliBI.
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TIE COkSOLibAfibS 90 TIE LsADlS3 TSLbGHtPb
Inns
Ncpot' or have heea goiog on in this city for ten
days past, between s. 0. g. Smith, caG own OF ths
Mcrsc lines be.weeo tn city All N,~ oris.as. ant the
soidaton the Magnetic AN ricaa Companies hoes
sou,h an tie purchase Of the Uniou limo b,twsn tins
city and Baftnp 4 is uii"rsto,' int 81, sfaftnry
arrangements have b, finally e het~aon nj IN. pnr
ties interested In the lines s,uth sf this city, nv
which these aes p,ss tie control ~ one 90 mp
to be known "a, "Tue A Telegraph Company, on
the ist Of Janaars next
On the lst Of Jsruar, therefore there will be- for All
practical business purposes comphts un'on Of interest
between the following egraIh aniea which, with
their connecting side ,n,s embrace all the wires ~ tho
Atlantic States British Pow nces excepting ony the
UnoA line, which euns between this CITY aud Boston,
namely
The Atlantic. Tho American.
The New brunswick. The We tern Union.
The Maine. the At.antc aui ono.
ne New YORK, NeSssnnd and and Lon lon Telegraph
Comoaiiy.
The Magnets and W sh ngtan and New Orleans
The Nouac Vast lnlt'n 'in-.
The Ees York, haay and Gsfilo linz
The Montreal or ranat'isn unes.
Tito katiuilal OF Nes York New Orleans line.
The Iliiboia ami M'sAsnr' lines.
n aat TIN: there about TO genera, and decided
inpovers Mt in the tee ,aph facilities Of this country
that far better reliable lin will be constructed
that better saarica w b, PAID to the operators and
cei Ks anc ssquently, higher gaie OF skill! VIII %
occurred Tor Ga. management OF the lines that the very
best syeu1a If ,cgraph ng md of one uniform charac
ter Will be introduced all lines that oil the important
rCnta OF the county will BE- Ia constant communication
with each other das and ghi: and finally that nlti
nately very u,atari r.utous viii, doubtless 90 maize
from tie pgyetnl tam q prices,
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THv MorxT NgRroS FsrysL-This monster fds com
mcuces to-day with dramatic and musical programme,
which vii ac least bours 20 get through. Tho
pcrforrnances at hsifpss I've and there Will
bc given ID the comedy Of FAINT Heart Mover
Won Far LAZY = ,hc tragedy 81 "Medca,' with Matilda
Heron AZ The bcrnpe; musical msiargs, By Madame
Coieop Miss Lacy Eacott Maaamo Carador Ard Arthur
Ma, oecu The ocedie,ta Of "ay the Maid with Agnes
Robestson a. My; the orc act pie,c Of Tho Morning
Ca with Mrs. G. \. Sinclair a. MIRA. Chillngton; tho
DyaoB o. Co'an bus" by John Brougam the comedy Of
ga csel Gaze - by the wailack company, and musi.
cal Gral ~ the Campbell MiDstreis. such varied CON
b,Dstn OF entertainments this has never before been
attempted on any evening Nothing hut the patriot
mpu II the could have furnished tho public
y,Ith such 4 collars worth 81 amusemcnt
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Affairs :" wssssngson--Proceeasn .. Oo,-
Erss-inpustant Dspismaasic Corrc~po,s-
as's-1." RIGHT OF ssach Quo-t,o"-So.vs
sI.s" tuboi., Africa, On tfOs. t., Nioars yus,
Raw Granada, tsr saath Pacific, Mrx,c.,
suL", shc West Insts~s, SSr.-ra Walker
txy.dHion-iAaaest int.IIi scnce-a iar het
sk... SSc.
tc~ "ss~iv Hss.Lp vii, he poe'is1e a eleven
dis no~nig Anoer Ia ~in In falos
ting
naairs Washington Proceedings If orzrcss-lho Rs
capped h.us-ts 10 he pufsaedspol Message Cearai
Ane't,sn Aisr The JaSsn an .binese Urea les sc
Importstt Dp.,a,,ic Cr,.snouden>-th. entrsl Amsri
Gu'St-1ts sps,tsh 1r,u lea with Mexirn -Exni,ns
uors R~'suse 10 Boarding uc waAhutoa San Jusu del
No~te. &c.
The Right IT sssrch u-s,. oadai Corr,sp ,ud.,c.
out ut txstkso sFsrch Ahandaaod ~ rngxad Tho
Two Goser'nrnis In lsioa Antssonsn Ens-ai ou ADDS
. Poire az Ia. a. ~
News Europe-1he Recall OF Lord Hsper-safey 81
the Steamship indian Fan ,rr-Aoamsrcal intelgouo- 20
News un AREA Arrival u le Un,tod st,,n tri
gate k.esrs-7be Report OF her Crure a,uryi.ck
fesths smocg IT, C"agc Negroes Tic Brsh eiee
the Coast Nap ,ieoes STAY. 4 adj. 30.
Details Of wev" bays from C,ifrrnl, -wrccS Of
the ship sd ioss Of Tw.tv iv-s Markets A.
lnportxn, from ntesrs rival the s4shast The
Elcsfrsua Route no ,,ptnedThc Washington toari-d
British ,th~rs-1ho Catherine MARI nnarhed rs Three
Boats-A File Of aNdiers Paced 3oa'd
Boats 4c
News from New uranss-Less hiabts al Farei sers
MED IN the High Corrt Of hppea-tcar OF Revolution
Canca-1h be War ov kaccs It Panatna. 30
Meas the Sou, Pacific The War Preparations Of Peru
xasina kcashnr-a ships 10 Forced W rs war
esIs- Mr. Iomcr Psrdoned -bevouticaery Repcs from
thiie, &C
News from Meric Satisfactory rermlns,iou OF the nin
Guilty Between hpnn And Meviso-return al the Fo-cei
Loan The lchusn.epec r,eees
cke-i ror,ers oil the vivl War kxpclcd Attack Vera
tr.g-ii- hient 81 torod. oepea i~1.ns &c.
News t,om soha, the weat indies, Nc.
EdivriAls tb~ LcadioE Topica Of toe Oar.
TIE iatra News ny Telegraph.
Financial Cnnmefcia Religious, folini, sporting
xartae Intelligence,
we-sly is-Ste@ If tie New york Catiie Market
Marriages ana uats tnsrttes tsrgc variety Of In
tcre.,up Local ssceli2ncuas itctns
sg'e oopi.s 10 recdy Cor mailing. To hsd
trice
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orrRA Ar r1u hcsnpNY-On a., that tho S.rakosch
Italian Opera Company vii sing here ooxt week. Nine.
Coson unca already here, ard the other artists
arc expected on Monday
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& kaiMt MIS-, conptoea Al iasinenae vuiciy ~arm
overcnss elegantly tnssr wHh iress sud school
-n,y s) ic Aiapted every age ircm I've
spd u. ths aYs Ia the UaJr
kCEkEs RAYMOND corner OF Fulton and ssau ss
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tsful Holiday Goods for GeatleY,en-
fsncy SCARE iu uuned gloves superior SHIRTS under
ghImeuts shulesar rct.ii
iNA rns 800 4 SON. OF s.4sau street:
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Quincy Gallery.

aDd bcsu ~ sy lie Of picl.re lust atroiuced Pho
tcrsi m daruerf,t, d miniatures 10 oil oi all
asyha tor TIE pprrr6ne baiisy At tlENKf's PIN
es,spbi sul tn. at gallery. .v7 Bfuswsi. opoo iii
r. M tte iiap-cuonL
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Gcnt's psessin Z Cow us, the Largest md ises,
sss1rnsti S-iiDg ~ lees than usual prices at BLuU
BhO1Hkhs 40 Broadway.
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whrel~r n Wilson's sewing Machines
Prfces sresuy ro.ucsd Gnce 5oS BRO iJ~-y.
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IEAV.-A Hut IEUfVhNSts} n
khs As OCULAR steblifLnet No zl2 tropi~,y VII 81
tor VIZ h"t y jus IT htn ih1 i-Hu,y
Gfsi tN bud clrt al ri ic ui the hr ~ this
vel tnov and fully appreciated feet sh~ by
~ His sales tverytod VITO wae.s good hi goee
NJ or
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Dopry's "Kiss-Nte-Q uiek,- frcm Fragrant
,ulfs h- perfect other perfumes ~ exlui
site iraeIance. y. buPUs, che uiit 90 broadway.
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American Watches Tor

fhH CHAMPION ERWER.
prsctcs fnty uiscinc tor g. Office 3sy Rroal
WA Lel~ccE NhitH AMI Walker Wrc.ts
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Wool S~aSf-, New styte--Eociish SIN
s-trs 81 each uDdershlrts and auoDYs
%. BrOsd~ays
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The Grow Absg of she Soverigos
With Ghk1N ttsHvsl h.I
'omee nG u isy 1t
GkAiAfs, ia BruAiasy.