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fiou- i. firm hI, dull, %Srperhnr 81 IS 20 . Whc,;
.:-llv a, n ,";o ~ for white. and 81 ~ 70 r: for red.
Corn IS dull. with 4 declining tendency. y-llov 20 30 81 cts.
Ost- are ''eaiy al .. c's. Whisky Is firm a; - % ~ cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-07

ADD ANOTHER SrAR.-Thi three stars must
be on the national flag from and after the 18th
of July next. This is in compliance with the
act Of Congress, passed April, ls4S, which dc,
clareS that on the admission Of every new
State one star shall he added, and that such ad-
dition shall take place on the 4th Of July next
succeeding its admission. Oregon was admitted
at the last session Of Congress rs q State OF
the %confederacy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-07

AMERICAN CREDIT ABROAD. n tribute to
American credit, and n fact which does great
honor to American merchants dealing in Eu-
rope. is mentioned in n London letter to the
New York Express. 1t i, to the effect that not
a single piece Of American mercantile paper
laid over at the Bank Of England during the
late panic now remains unpaid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-07

Died,

u: consumption. In his e.;y, AZ - ]r.iar.r. past (.
+. ". on Sunday. he ;'h int. T VI u Rpi. - "
wear Of HI. age. Hi widely scattered :r!rni' NJ!
m" Early d-a,h Of thi. generous man III, h!eiid' AZ
o.hi. brother. jaime, c. Roy. andth con.reea'!oa Az
Sycamore Church. are invited TO attend III funeral. .
Church ON ilis lTH..fayl atirrnoOn AZ ! oclott
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-07

NJ JINkI %
Cotton TIE sa!es o! ~-~ have heen urinpo-tart. III.
:ccipt- amounted - 80" b1!es against I.cw bale, .or the
corresl,ua!a. wee. Of lac: season. S:oe. IN por, 49,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-07

J.C Burch, a dentist, formerly Of Virginia,
committed suicide at Chicago, a few days ago,
BY taking strichnine.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-07
CITY AND STATE NEWS.
THE CASE OF TIE DELAWARE NEGRO =

The CASE OF TIE DELAWARE NEGRO eoH'
., Joshua &. Crcanor was before Mayor May
yesterday again, on charge oil bringing into the sl''
Of Virginia u free negro convict, sentenced III ~ az"
49,. 70 seven wears scryitudc, with y view to seith2
me ruyict herr. The Mayer decided that II
..". 'n,;rrly Illegal for one STATE 10 make = sister
~" ~ ,on.i colony for coloYcd rascals and c~onvict>,
.'", I" ,I. Vir,ria law, will hot tolerate the inir'-
n'.u :i"' Ill NEGROES within her limit win tie
-, ,;o,y ,Im,, induced The accused. j. Z. trcarior,
.'T uLn, b;,h.r the convic; in question. The Mayor
80. .rrnor 10 give security Tor h:- good behavior
- -. .um 81 $50. and had the negro restored I"
- .nnlition that lc return i"!t!'"!h 10 Deia
ware. ~. ,,IIow>. TIN, ururo
sion was 4 free person "i color, native vI
- 3, and in April last Mas convicted II! SUSSEX
l'''"""" III al aiding a >lavc 10 escape from liz Hna>
Ior this crime Isaac WAS scntcnccd 20 bc >o!"
s.. ,y;,ri.. beyond the limits OF that STATE, tor {"
M ~ seven wears. Mr.. Crcanor. the purchased.
IY";,n ,Ln J,,i.iori q: the Court IN his hands. brought
a., ~" ,,.,ro 10 Richmond and Offered lin Tor sale. en-
Iibi.;uc Il, the saline time y cops 81 the verdict 81
,Lc Cnlr, under which he Wa, authorized To- sell
~, being able 10 iind II purchaser III Ms price,
rr,.uor then hired tho nrgr" - III: contractors "I
,h. York River Railroad, bat before tie !.!re: -''
ro.,c.,;on. CrcaiIor Wa arrested 81 Tie above
charge.
!cncc. -,
Crcanor gave ,!c required hail yesterday, which
va> intended merely IL y formal mode q! shown.
that lis action III this co!vic, c5>c, was not IN .ccor-
dance with oar law.
We trust our Delaware exchanges Will take No'!'c
oi the fact. and warn ;l-ir readers that Virgins '!rc-
no. intend 10 tolerate their negro c"nvict> ~ oi'
midst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-07

MrgnEh-ln a drunken row at an election
prccinc; in Russell! county, Va, Oh the =5:h Of May,
cobb Wallis struck Levi Pike, Low with his II;
tina, caused hi, death.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-07

vorEp Dows.-At the recent election, a vote
was taken in Giles, Wythc and Tazcwe!l Counties, on
the proposition to form q new county OCT Of portions
Of eaeh, which resulted in its defeat By = majority
Of S,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-07

4 HANDSOME pgrG SroEE.-The store Oh
Main .:rcet, near the corner OF i.tl street anl iii
cen. to the former Office OF the Enquirer" j, HOW
being beautifully fitted upin al; the tI>;e aud com,ort
Of modern improvement -, - drag store.
Il i, occupied by DR.. Georsr D1wisa who Intends
removing hi, business from Broad stree: Ia III. :!>t-
i,ra5lr nri.hborh"o,i. l'owdcn i getting ~ ~
,rw concern in comnleniahlr style ami 81 U-ul! Viii.
lave on hanL all the varieties .: ching, l.a ..f 20
H.. rl,,, lrlr and ai.n,huelrg ,;nrc..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-07
SAFES np

IT.. ~'uiiyvias SALES 81. Tobacco we're made AZ Re
co Exchange, on Friday, "a June, l>i?. ~ Ei..z
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-07
WALTER scorr's NoyrL>.-..nnc of Geicr>,cin

WALTER Scorr's NovELs.-.innc Of Geicr>t"in
form, The fourteenth weekly issue q T. Z. Peterson
~ Brothers. cheap edition e! Wayer!cy Novels for
the Million. These celebrated novels ~ nov byiM.
Published n; the rate Of one i Week. and ;hc wipic
.wcnty->iN VOLUMES can b, had tree Of postage. 10y
sending i've dollar, - the publishers. ~ persons
now have nm opportunity here % secure III, work.
which has never 5.:u:u brrn offered, and which may
never occur again. the present ctaurr -houiI be taken
advantage ii by alI who with :" procure these >,an-
iArl works of fiction Il. u ccinie.rutiycl; loss price.
.Al,lrc-, all pricr> and remittance - the pIhli,!cr>.
+. Z. Peterson 4, Brother. Philadelphia. Pa. AID
tie, will receive immediate ai;e:Ition. The Book j.
for -al. in Richmond b. ,rco. ". West. book seller.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-07
pleasant RrnrSrscr>crs.-With the feeling

] I.EFNNNT 7 "TTS
thai, should ever bc huova,t in the hear; al al. .i!r
plar Df Boston. since their return home. have drawn
up resolutions Of thanks 20 all who took care Of them
during their rc,rn, v;>i; to Richmond. Crpic, %:
these resolutions have been received thanking tIr
Mayor. the citizens, aud the gallant folks NJ Ashland.
and. especially. 70 all those who steer their cyur-c by
the three light, Of Masonry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-07
CRors on TIE Sorrn SIDE or VIRGINIA.

IROPS on THE SOUTH SIDE OF NlRilNiA.-
4 Contemporary ray, t!.,i the croi appears in 6 l.ishly
Furnishing condition: and. unless >oIac unforeseen
CASUALLY oyer.akc il; hct"c-n Thu and harvest. M
abundant yield will reward the !abor> Of lie EG>-
bandmar. Oats and c,oYcr are also looking remark
ably we'll. and give promise OF heavy return. Corn
is rn;l.cr small Tor the season. on nrcoInt Of the earl
drawbacks it sustained. hut il i no" in rapid growth
and lo!ks very promising.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-07
ELIZABETH NlCKkRSi
subscribed before me,
MACHINE

THIS I'D day {: Auc,i-i. Isl. -
Prepared only hy pr. u. JAYNE X SoS.P Pills is
and i .or sale In Richmond by =. Johnston 4 Bro, r.
Indl A 60. and o.. 4. Strrckcr. June /
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-07
TIE RIclMoyD CITY ASSESSOR has furnished
the pre-, with the following >ta,cime'!; ~ tn" rc>a.'>
o.; tie wear, assessment. compared viii. last:

Total. ........... .%"i. - = =.'.""p =
Difference .......... "s."i; :" :J.ii' i
The t";a! difference i $j".i., Is. or atou; - per
cent. The total number of white male adults. ae-
s..r,liny 10 the Assessors count. j. 1853. against
4,.il last year; ai!d .@s4 slaves Owe: l. var. na.is-t
$50 last year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-07
Tuv R,cuuoyp (;xrys.-It

The RicuMoyD tiKEYs.-It seems that this
gallant cory. Of citizcn->old.eE- have Al length deter
mined 30 visit New York, and, ia order 90 make -
show. the most rigid drilling sill commence a, once.
They will leave hi, city the second wcek ~ .AG.1-..
and rsrrc; 10 carry ,:Nty Mimic ,nu-kc'-. The coin
rany will no, visit Lexington, Virginia, on TIC Fourth
If .Jlly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-07

sT,ry or ILLINOIS,. Livingston Co.'S.
Personally appeared before the undersigned 5 Ju'
o. ,L- Peace. ELIZABETH NICKERSON. and say. ~
seven miles nor;h-we-, of Pontiac. and has resided .
county for The last ten years. and that In III. vir'sr or
! Ssh. " a., taken with the DROPSY and by u,inr nr Jay
Alternative 10 the humber 81 over two dozen no''
with the SANATIyE PILLS. she 1, mo-" quite VII and
20 40 her work %. url.i. her
ELIZABETH NlCKkRSn,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-07

CRors.-The wheat crop IN Page was never
more promising, Com is looking qgite :ne!y 81;
present. Some OF the turner's complain OF the bird,
DESTROYING TIE grain after being planted.
The Sa!c,n Register says the pro-pec, for :hr on;
crop -cems TO be ~iattrring NJ present. Til. : en-
cournging 10 the farmers, more especially from thc fac.
tina; the oIt crop has been very siort for hc!a>r:lrc
wears. We believe.
The prospect tor az abundant, wheat. :.aryes; appears
10 be fine, and il il TO br hoped ina; the toll Of the
hu-banGmam may DC amply rewarded.
Many complaints have reached IL from different;
parts OF Orange County Of ravages in the wheat
fields by the dreadful enemies Of the farmer, the join:
worm and The fy. IA the crops, in spite Of these
representations, IRE looking fine, We trust the injury
from this source will no: be 50 :r-a, as aPr,chcnded.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-07

ArrRAY.-In Washington county, Va, 4 few
day, ago, a Young man by the maine OF John k. Jack
son. Jr. struck Jane, Po>,cn cn the ;ea:!c with -
,.one. WHICH i, j., feared will prove fatal. Jackson
M. aTre,ted. Wh;skes na- the cau,e OF he ii:3-
GUILTY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-07

\ Present soa TIE BE>rEN0 SG.--ltis gene
rally circulated in Richmond tia; or ""!ro,i::"n"
citizens purpose presenting NJ. VIM. l.. Gc:-!n with
- splendid carriage and -pan o! h"r-e,, aHd To- Mr..
C;n.yin. = magnificent So 81 silver plate.
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REDUCTION - PRICE or CLONEl

HILL. tUAL.
All PREPARED TO DELIVER CLOVER HILL II
i a: o. 20 per load, PaoTIpRp II y NEW.
Tny MONTHS 80 JCSE ASD JULT. orders lef: q. taPaia
LIBBY, corner 10th and Cary streets. Or 1t my oree''
sic Petersburg Depot, will be promptly ATTENDED o.:
June ,-d6t WILLIAM II. pA'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-07

TIE Counr<.-Thc IIcnrico Count" Co,w,
commenced t. regular session yesterday. br, 10th
ing Of much importance wa> Transacted.
In tie L. ). Cir,uit Court. 81" decision ~: the
Norfolk Cour. in reference 70 the bark Lewis, seized
A. : -laycr. was affirmed. Th- o.acr Admiralty ga"
81 the collision between Ill. Ninl~arl al.d Mon
mouth 40, referred back Tor iurti!cr cyidcnc".
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-01-01

the African coast, he is always stolen property
Innumerable transfers cannot destroy the right OF
it's owner--the negro himself, nor successive gen.
erations. If we declare the fair purchase, by an
American citizen, of a slave on the African coast,
and his transfer to Mississippi, piracy we can oil
declare the transfer of slave from Virginia to
Mississippi on the high seas, piracy. There is
another, just as inevitable. The State sovereignty
of Virginia will cover its legal property anywhere
on the high seas. The National Government can
not prohibit its commerce. But if Congress can
declare it's State slave trade piracy, whenever
it is carried on the high seas,-as cannot be denied
if the power now exercised over the subject is con-
sttutiona, ,-whore does this power of Congress
end Certainly not outside of the territories and
it would be an interesting problem for Virginia
statesmen to define at just what point Congression
al sovereignty ceases, over traffic which is piracy
up to its very shores; and which State sovereignty
cannot protect on its own vessels, outside its own
harbors. Is it strange then, that Southern states
men should be anxious to work in some entering
wedge to overthrow legislation, on our national
statute book, so dangerous in its logical deductions
to their slave property, as our laws on the slave
trade? If this Amistad claim is recognized by
Government, it at once completely nulli6es our
laws making the slave trade piracy and would be
stride in the progress of slavery in national
legislation, well worthy the ambition of q Southern
statesman
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-01-01

went with me, and gave me valuable aid in getting
up the meetings.
My first meeting was well attended, mostly,
however, by the people in attendance upon the
court. Quite number of the lawyers, with the
presiding Judge we're present
l spoke over two hours, going rapidly over the
principles and history Of the American Anti'Slav'
cry Society, urged upon them the necessity OF
making Illinois rREE STATE. challenged criti
cism. None, however, was made.
held one more meeting. This, however, was
not so we'll attended, in consequence OF the sd-
iournment of the court. obtained here three
Subscribers for the Liberator. / received a num-
Der of invitations to visit other towns in the coun
ty.
l sent an appointment to Mendoza; but, on ar
irving there, it was raining hard, and the mud
made the streets nearly impossible. 1t was judg
ed best by the friend. here to give up the attempt
to hold meetings until change in the weather
occurs. So came on to Sterling, in Whteside
Co., where am comfortably domiciled with my
friend, and Humanity's friend, Jacob Powell. Tbs
rain still falls, and the roads are in a most de-
plorabe condition. So soon as it is possible, we
shall commence meetings here. am expecting
friend Grover to assist me in the meetings. OF
their success, 1 will advise you in due time.
Yours, truly A. T. FOSS
SAMUEL MAY, Jr., General Agent.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-01-01
CANADIAN OPINION OF THE PRESf.
DENTS MESSAGE.

Our neighbors over the border eyideptly under.
stand and thoroughly appreciate the latter-dav
Democracy of President Buchanan and his foI.
iowers,ifwe may judge by the following comments
OF the Montreal Commercial Adoertiser on the late
message ''
"The message Of the President of the United
States is in some points particularly interesting.
The Ostend conference begins to bear fruit; and
manifest destiny to put forth its hands to shake
down the dila!ory fruit.
"Mesico cannot take care Of her vast estate. IN.
United States will constitute itself he, guardian.
the wolf will be the defender of The sheepfold
Costa Rica dares to do what she pleases with
her own, the free and enlightened republic Of the
North is to teach her the lesson which the bully
ing school hoy daily impresses on his fag-'whars
yours is mine. but what's mine is my own.' 'Dt
The United States has looked on Cuba 10 lust
after her, Cuba must prostitute herself to its en-.
braces. America wants Cuba to extend the area
OF freedom, to open up new market for slaves, to
cvilzeAfrica bylbrngng its sons face to face With
theChristianity of the South and wanting il, Of
course must have it
"The hghminded republic does cot steal but
with one hand on tho throat Of the victim to be
spoiled, it tenders With the other q heap Of dol,
lars, and makes a fair exchange under pressure.
The old theory that it requires two to make a
bargain, is entirely exploded The system initial.
ed by Mr.. Buchanan is much easier and simpler !,
he is both buyer and seller. Spain has no desire
to sell. Whs' of thatr Shall so absurd an obstacle
obstruct manifest destiny? Cuba objects 10 DO
sold to the highest bidder. like southern planta.
ton with its chat'les. What of thatI Ia ths
area Of freedom and niggers to be eiroumsorlbed
by these imbeOile growers Of sugar and tobscoof
The inhabitants of cuba may even prefer a seoa,
rate existence and Independence toa charge OF
rulers which is hardly a change for the better
from nation Of haugh'y gentlemen, to a democ,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-01-01
WHOLE NO. 600.

"The general opinion here seems 70 se, time n
Lord Napier has been recalled, it 10 in conse-
uuence of the disaproba,on Of his own govern.
meut FOR His pro slavery affiliations. Hints 10 the
effect that his opinions affairs in this country
wcro net in vogue at soms have been in sircula-
tioa for some time. Nothing. however. is really
known on that point" De
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-01-01

During the month of November, there was coined
at the Philadelphia Mint S3o4,l35 in gold, $780,,
900 in silver, and $25, 900 in copper coin.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-01-01

Elder Jonas Hartzel, of Davenport, Iowa, has
entered upon mission, the object of which is to
deliver series of lectures on the moral aspects
of slavery.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-01-01

The Rev. j. W. Kelley, of the South Carroll
ma Conference, states, in published letter, that
in one Church in that State the colorei members
meet one'third of the expenses OF the parish Civ
ing from 81 900 to 81, 500 annually.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-01-01

The New Orleans Delta contains an article al.
tacking Hiram Powers, whom it accuses of being n
''volsnt abolitionist". The Delta has a CORES.
pondent who is solicitcus to be informed whether
Powers the aboltionist has received order from
government to execute two statues at Sl00 900 each
1t is quite certain in this connection, that if gov.
ernment never employs great artist until it un'
til it finds one who is partizan of slavery, that
i: will never employ one at ALL Gin. Com.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-14
FOt SaIe, freiabt 0r Gbartfr.,

-zes4 A BARGAIN FULL RTGGFD
$500 BRIG 2V9 TONS and carries 900 bb,s in rool order
anH ready Tor sea, now lying in PHILADELPHIA and will h.
sold great bargain. Apply to '' ~ WIN ''
.,ooo, JOHN WORKMAN.
etO-So2t Il9 Smiths wharf
~ FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER--Tbe
49, new clipper brig "A. B. PATTISON Diprs master
capacity 300 bbs Apply 70 ' N'As'' iA"S'ef'
sotr TRAVERS & MITCHELL.
q
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.-BACK RIVER
" LIGHT, entrance to Rack River. of Chesa
peake Bay, Va. TO BE PUT OUT FOR REPAIRS
Notice is hereby given hat Back River Light will be
out for repairs Tor from days from the
9Th September Due notice will he given of reghtin
By order af the Light House Board
HARTMAN BACHE,
Major Topogl Engineers-B't Major
Ensineers Office, 9Th l.. II. District,
Baltimore. Aug 2'd. 1-5o. a232aw3w
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-14

GREEN GINGER-Just received and for sale
Oby HIGGINS JENKINS, corner Calvert and Pratt
streets. " $500 Nv W e.
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RaiI R0a0s.
>ka t9-Vlklt4s Z, lHl4Fsllll-s
! e. n ~ ~: b
- --,-,----'--------
WESTERN

d. 49,, WESTERN
- MARYLAND R4JEPOAD
~ o5 e4 OPEN To OWINGS, Mills
=, On ana after the 9th of August tbo LIZ -,
tnTninp leave i,Is at 80 A. NJ, and Pa
Ms3t;ny ali t Eng Mills ate and III A. NJ and AZ 3
IT. p f''I taaS on the Northern Central Pai,,a
Camp, 60 cents uoAets Tor the Baltimore
- a. IRWIN 4 TAYLOR.
e III a5z5 FOR THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO IA IL TiDD ,9nOC1N
On and after April 2lst 1852 the trains viii nm nc g.,
Leave Camden Station, Baltimore-sIan Cexcant szo-
at 20 A. NJ; Express daily at 400 P NJ for 5 T
THE WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTH VEST ? P ~
trains go directly through. 'i nom
FOR WAT PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 720 trai,
6erland and Wheeling Accommodation Train and begea
timore. ' '''''
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 4I5P n
and ~. rom Frederick at {. 30 A. NJ
AitE ElllCOTI,S MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 60
10 ~ ana '3VP NJ, and Ellicotts Mills at 72O A. IT,,
FROM THE RELAY HOUSE (besides the regular trains,
here VIII De sp cia train at 80 p NJ for Baltimore
ROE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTR
Leave baltimore at 40 and AS A and Is ana 80
D. pn sundays at 20 A. NJ only. Leaves Washington for
Baltimore at 40 and $50 A. NJ and 70 and Is NJ On
SUNDAYS at ~ r NJ only The and fourth train
eny from Baltimore stop way points The secnnd an
trains on the Annapolis Road A WI ' vs.
E0r tickets Of every kind, information Re applv ia /
ENGLAND, Agent the Ticket Office Camden staten
. W. Z. SMITH,
+ NJ cor T, o, ~, >, Master OF Transportation
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Mkrtban1iae.

A LFRED MORTON BORDEAUX-Superlo
"A Old Brandy, for sale G. 0. GORTER No 81 s. GAY
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Aiarl0s aa0 Mnsit.

- THE BEST PIANO FORTES
u ~ " CHICKERING X SONS,
They have received 80 Medals for
peorty over all other makes and the of the Ma
ryiand Institute the HIGHEST AWARD They are
by all judges, to be the BEST PIANOS in the
~ Some excellent second hand Pianos for sale Pianos
tuned. / r ST0DDSPD ''
lzt-u No. South Calvert street
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nhll-o fredericksburg, Va
sEpse FOE THE SIITIEII ------------
* n-SlLA FUR THE SOUTH
zsssa5lzSazssas DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, FfIuADEi
PHIA and BALTIMORE via the

TO MORE ok WELDON, RALEIGH, WIIMlNGTuE
EHAFLE ES3tt0tN, AtGJSTA, ATLANTA, MONT
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
DAILY, Except sundays via
BAY LIN i SEA-BUARD ROANOKE RAElRCAl;
r, TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
The Schedule being arranged that the .ye Her
to NO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-31
Samuel .E. Moore,
HoUS E-FURNISHING STOR T.
No. 40 Camp Street,

~ In IL Il ~ NJ ~ L. ~ - 49,
No. 40 Camp Street.
HAS FOR SALE
WHITE CHINA DINNER SETS,
FIR. CHINA TEA SETS,
PAINTED CHINA TOILET SETS, o"
WHITE STONE DINNER SETS,
CUT AND MOULDED GLASSWARE,
SILVER PLATED CAsToRS,
SILVER PLATED WINE STANDS,
SILVER PLATED PITCHERS,
SILVER PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS,
SILVER PLATED CUPS AND GoBLEfs.
SILVER PLATED NuT-CRACKs,
SILVER PLATED CONFUSION SETS,
IVORY HANDLED KNIVES,
IVORY NAPKIN RINGS,
PI.ANISHED TIN CofFEE PoTS.
PLANIsIiED TIN COFFEE uRNs,
PLANlSHED TIN EGG BOILERS,
PLANIsHED TIN SOUP TuREENS.
PLAN1sHED TIN TEA KETTLES,
PLANISHED TIN OYSTER DISHES,
BRONZED SOLAR LAMPS, u.
GILT AND DAMASK SOLAR LAMPS,
KEROSENE OIL. LAMPS,
BRITANNIA METAL. LAMPS,
BRITANNIA METAL CASTORS,
BRITANNIA METAL TEAPOTs,
BRITANNIA METAL SPOONS,
BRITANNIA METAL CANDLEsT1eKS.
OVAL AND SQUARE JAPAN TRAYS,
JAPANNED TEA TRAYS IN SETS, ..
JAPANNED BREAD-BASkETS.
JAPANNED KNIFE TRAYS,
JAP4tNNED PLATE WARMERS.
JAPANNED COAL VASES,
JAPANNED TOILET SETS
HEARTH BRUSHES,
SHOE BRUSHES,
FLOOR BRUSHES,
CRUNIB BRUSHES. ......
SCRUBBING BRUSHES,
BUSTING BRUSHES,
WHITEWASH BRUSHES,
CARPET BRUSHES, ..
STOVE BRUSHES.
CHIMNEY BRUSHES,
PLATE BRUSHES,
FEATHER BUSTERS, -.@.
MARKET BASKETS
CLOTHES BASKETS,
KNIFE BASKETS,
PLATE BASKETS
WASTE PAPER BASKETS,
WIRE NURSERY RENDERS,
WIRE DISH COVERS,
WIRE MEAT SAFES,
WIRE EGG-BEATERs,
WIRE OYSTER BROILERS,
HALL LAMPS,
STEAMBOAT LANTERNS,
CONDUCTOR LANTERNS,
COAL SCUTTLES,
FIRE IRON STANDS
SHOvELS AND T0NGS,
DOOR MATS,
DECANTER MATS, M"@.
KITCHEN TIN WARE, -
PoRCEEAIN-EINEB SAUcEPANS
PoRCELAIN-LINED PRESERVE KETTLES,
TIMED IRON MILK BOILERS,
TIMED IRON SAUCEPANS,
TIMED IRON FLESH FORKS,
TIMED IRON BASTING SPOONS,
TIMED IRON SWIMMERS AND LADIES,
STEEL NUT CRACKS, M
STEEL CORK SCREWS,
DINNER AND TEA BELLS, .
WOODEN WARE, OF ALI KINDS.
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