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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-23
AUSTRIA.

The AvsfyiGa G0.sue has the f1'oring reheeu,n
IN I.rt Johu Russefs disp4.ch Of July .
M. only il Lord Josp Rasseil unable to abstain ron
r.i,tg a ,Aiust Au-tria, uoseemly As IS III su0h
docuue1t bot i "e 90 - the oJoh o. lae .a 'ei n1
n.ap.-We all oppose ,vey srra, gem, Mt Sa'cn shan
nor tend IL the Goa plete expulsion 81 Ansfns lni
Islv TIE old story tnat AIstr has pcovoksi tho
waI ysst-o WIT Orns ald1cly, anu PeoP'e III
on. even shr,, k rom Bafit = f4lsrhO i0s.
~ note IL quest axes il clear tina; the I,trisn
Coveu nett ass Dot it1k-n wnent thought thatthe
Er elsh Csbtet approved the F'ereh prop lslaoos
ulich were inirn to 10 IT, urless perhaps, that Csb-
nj cid q tin7 them to- agreeable Tue wig CaoI-
ei would Ike Tow "a auiv- by routd sbon, say at
the OBJ. CO hch ecspso by the pesce OF VIlafrsn-
CO: 1e consider o,'h q ouy zn1 right 70 ION that
j,yice. Lord John Rlsse's no'. f'rns worthy PEN
daut 70 his spee Cbss rnf those Vi LJIi slers,oh
Ihs Osi Deuisc1e P0st rays;
A note Of I'D John Russs lie gives some destructive
Information Teslec Irg thu sttade OF Eogisnd IN the
| aisn Question. fne English Minister OF Foreign
Af.T. repe- ~ tn4' uUts To- Pru-sas proportions OK
n,ediariop sni ge uust couclude iron that Eogisn
Jep'ytAat Pius.i, ~i-hed 10 lay down as bass of
mediation tie maintenance II ali Austn4s POSSESSIONS
il Itsly.
LoTd John Rus.en vas rot disposed to enter into
p.go,iaou- o. q, basis for be supposed that Nspo-
lei H. wrhed h. eX2ei Austria entirely from Italy.
Nov ! ri John RussvN HAD not the lest desire 10
oppose himself to t1sf, in coIcer. with Pfussiai we
zee on The contrary, that the English Csbret woud
lsy- witness. d nth errAt satisfaction the eompleta
,x,ouro' OF the French programme.
Az frence dic not sish acquire anything for her,
EFF IN Italy, the political bal4oce Of power IN Europe
%. MT thiea,eted l. ri John Russell looks at the
balsIc. 81 power in Europe oDly matter OF square
NILE; be iakes 10 account Of he moral balance OF
poeer. We have no desire To reform his opinion on
thar point.
Bat We carrot refrain from making one observation:
If NsorleOt III were to invade + gland, he would
certainly have 10 idea of making listing c0nqlest5
there. Consequently the Eurooean balance OF power
would not aten.d aid The continent nigh, con-
sent in undsturbed tranquility to the powerful! tn
d.It being sna ehed from the queen of tie seas
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THE TURCOsLIONIzED.

Corre-pGIGsDce % n. Landon osiJ Nc~i
PARIs, Aug. 7.
The Turcos of =hom three ba''slio' ~" enca nped
AZ ST. Msur ar. The iobs 80 Pats. Faey seem 10
get l.ave vi sbsecc. very easily, jog htSo ecu nun
h. p a then sbuu tie ~Eln tn. i1-t tSo iGy-
They are followsa by Ivbdciios mob, ,uloDg whom
there are alSsys runaefs resay sni ces rons % tres
them 10 vne which, IN spite Of th. pr-ceo's 81
Nohanmed they iGibibs yer, freely. Al hougA they
csTTy = any of them leas rher fora ij-oo side arms
nave Il, ARD Of auy ,n'tstce 81 tnrr al u uins
tbeu,ely.s Those that have seen ,rc a | hOe-lJnh
mo w.Il-but men, rstber abb &c the average h'gAe,
exc, dinghy sctive GLo lthssoue. Macy OF theh are
qoi ack; others copy. "a. re- am sous lev Se
- fsir q. Eutop.ats | believe there i here aud mere
p Frtuchu su amor them. Sometimes parry OF taedi
NAV be seen dIlyii ab Ut the Bon eyards Ia a. opel
CARA, accomp. led 10y owls cas-, dogs, aai oHA ",
viieb tbey hive brought vita them from cay. lis
said that the Emp.ro intends 10 form spe ia' o.
TALON of these m,n for his inO.rlsl Gdsf1, 10 oe
selected rem the no provisional rek inetto ' ifa
-. hlo, rins wbica has ia-t pc dl- solved Toeir
M forms ere Dir sasbaOe from those al toe JunVes,
by the bsggy br.ech.s be NJ blue instead Of red.
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ITALY.
SARDINIA AND LOMBARDY.
C<rrsspoodence Of The London Daily News

C<rrespooaence OF The Londep Daily News
GAKIBALDIs HEADQUARTERS LovERE,
August 3, 1859.
In order that you may be your guard az ,pst the
usual sxsggeratons Of the reactonsy press of Earope
hasten 10 mfoim you that two foolish REVOLUTIONARY
attempts have been on the point Of breaking OUT in
Tuscaiy. Although they were both intended to do
much mischief to the national cause o. Italy the OBJ
jsc's they aimed at widely different. Tbs first
lied at Florence by fe~ minions Of the Grand Duke;
the second was The work Of few msdmen, who had
taken it into their heads TO proclaim the Republic at
Lsgho-n. However, the good sense of the population
al one hand, aud the trmness OF the central Govern
me Mt On the other, put down these awess maui.
testations, which, II successful would have, doubt
greatly decreased The hopes of the Ausrisn party Ii
seems that the leadership OF tie Florence movement
hsd devolved on the Countess Boces, a na,Rra
dsush Of the late Prince Esterhszy, a lady very
vel knosn Tor her prepossessions. THIS lady
had orgMiIed sort of secret society among the pess
anita Of Prince Demidof, and supported BY a few
priests she hoped 10 give to Flors nee the benefit of
asecord night Of Saint Il Bartholomew. The Proyi,ions
Govenuen. "a ruscsly, being on it's guard. WAS easily
able TO bsf,e the mad attempt ano same of the rnS
leaders having been put into the prisons of the PsazIo
Vecchio, all danger of DQeal restoration WAS
over in lees than tao hours. Tie second attempt Was
not less ridiculous than the first, although il boassi
for its motto God and the People" 1t was directed
by few men OF Leghosn, who calling themselves Re-
pGbhcaDs, had come 10 dete -minaticn to Italy
from Ausris, France and Piedmont. You see that the
enterprise vas of some magnitude and that ii could
only have been inspred by certain great politician.
People here-misd that am at Garibalds hesiquar.
ters, aorg the flower Of the laan youth, amid those
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-23
SWITZERLAND.
4 communication from Berne says:


"The Sardinisn Legation in this city recently delir
cred 10 M. Stamptl, President of the Confederation
two notes 10 reply to the remonsrauces of the Fed
eral Government yestive 10 the terms Of the official
bulletin containing the relation OF the sad events of
Perugis, aud on the composition OF the foreign rey
ents ct Rome and Naples TO which the denorlns on
OF Swiss ss been falsely applied. The Cabinet OF To-
nm replied to the circumstances by saying that the Of
heal bulletin does not appear 10 il 70 have exceeded
The bounds OF moderation or 10 contain anything Of.
ieISive 10 the authorities Of the Confederation; aud
moreover, that in the Poniica states as well as az
Nspes, the foreign troops usually designated by
the name 81 Swiss troops. The second remonstrsuce
OF the Federal Government concerns the proclamation
po-ted Up at Milan, calling the people OF the ALTON
CT Iclro 20 separate themselves fom switzerland and
unite with Lombsrdy The Csbicet OF Turn replies
that hsd before the receipt Of the remembrance from
tie FEDERAL Council, called the attention Of the Gov
error OF ombardy to the procs nation in question for
the document, which hsd been stuck up clardestney.
appeared TO have been worried more with the idea Of
IjuIing the PiedmOrtese Governmeu. than the Swiss
Confederation. The Mipis.er reLews the assurance
that the auth iiies viii carefully watch this. nothing
81 the kind shall sgsin occur and tben adds: HIS
Msestys Government il DESTROYS Of strengthening the
friendly relations which exist between the two coun-
tries, and II has 10 regret thst the Federal suthor-
ties by some acts have not always applied the principle
OF neutrality IN friendly manner, regards SARDINIA
1t is not the less decided making the persons aad
property OF Swiss citizens respected al Milan, add
Throughout the Monarchy and energetic ally repress
ing every act by which II may be sought to create
between the King aud Confe5esa-
ion This latter portion of the Sandman note hiss ed
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THE TWO SICILIES.
ENGLIsHMEN BEATEN AT PALERMO.
Cnrre.nnnh ence Of TIE Inr Don N,wa


Correspondence Of The London News.
NAPLES, Aug. 3, 1859.
Another case Of attack some English gentlemen
aud others has taken place at Palermo. IN the early
part ci last week there were seven gentlemen consist
ing of two Euelshmen long established in Palermo Mr.
Rose, and Mr. Thomas, Swiss and four other gentle
men, who were, believe, French, al Of whom wers
copversing in one of the pubc streets. Suddenly
military guard came upon them, ordered them TO sep
srate ana sutng the seton 10 the word pressed upon
them with their bsyoLets. by Others l am told that
these gentlemen were beaten However letter from
Of the parties says hat had no. been that at the
moment an Inspector of Police came up and inertered
they would have been severely wounded, if rot killed
MIR Goodwin, the British Consul General, immed ately
made the strongest representations the subject to
the authorities, who expressed their great regret and
offered 10 make any amends that Ii light be desired.
The Erglishmen, however, refused to consider i,
personal matter, as this would offer guarantees for
Tie future that report Of the csse was dSpsched
10 MIR. Elliot This is the third case Of the kind
which has occurred 70 British subjects within the last
months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-23
From The London Times of ds2ust 8.

Yesterday all the great building firms enumerated in
TIE London Times Of that morning closed their doors.
OF all the builders who insist upon the declarson
Messrs. Trollope's shop was the only one open, and
those men who would accept the document in it's new
form had al opportunity O. going TO work if they
pleased. As Gas to be expected, very few avsiled
themselves Of the privilege, and for all practical pur-
poses the establishment might "a well have been
closed.
meeting Of the delegates from GO of the metropoU-
ten establishments took place at the Pavours Arms
81 10 o'clock, when reports made touching most
OF the large trms. Contributions continue 20 flow in
from the country as well London aud they will be
neeced II the strike endures any time for liberal
weekly allowance is at present made to all the men
Sbo have struck at Messrs. Trolopes. As those
amount TO soue $780, the drain IL considerable one.
The uen do not agree in Lord Broughams or Mr..
lite estinae Of the numbers who are thrown ont of
work by ibe present movement. Instead of 10000
insy compute the whole Of the building trade in Lon
don at Gu co., of whom not above 20 coo. thew think
are cut Of work at this moment. Accurate tables.
however, on the subject are in course Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-23
THE BUILDERS AND THE HOME sECRE-
TARY

Yesterday population from the Central Association
o. master Builders waited, by appointment upon Sir
IL u Lewis the Secretary Of State for the Home De-
psnmett, at his Off cial residence, Whitehall.
lhe deputa.ion, which was introduced by Mr.. Tits
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-19
1889. FALL TRADE lS5.
w. -. N d. DOMAIN.

importers ana NhoieSe Dealers IN Zine and Heavy Hard
ware, Cutlery, Saddlery, sc.
IlI ships 4" Harvest Queen" and Isaac Msth
ID and steamers "City baltimore. and "Ifra
In possession % Fan Importation Of Hir. NY
Daghdn and Sectsld Gr.f,. and various 80
manufactures, country received ui sup
Of Atasrfcdn Rtyrdrs every variety Of artcI ~
'-''''"'
These goods have been selected with great care upoi
The most favorable terms and, feel compare IA
y9rhy as regards prices, extent aud variety any hous
Merchant, and others visiting market are respectfully inyi
ted q examine. 4 Al DnSS.S
artfI atf.
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VAN IIAAGAN ~ NfckEONE's
ORIENTAL Defensive SOAP,

Wdrrdnfd T. girs psct uhicfOH, Ne MONEY tf re-
J4Htsd. and dgsHt' HsrebV authorized 10
make good any 6iilsrs ofHdf ey-
ysHgs
A. VAN HAAGAN
lENG practical soap maker and having for the last twelve
- years at different tmel eEperrened aud tested this
particular Soap. ln vadous offers public
soap which viii save Time. Labor and Money. We are
wiihrR b. should rsst IL mCrits. Al
fair trial and according directions tfound on each
boNJ and H does not give fol- satisfaction money will be
funded
towing be NAMED:
Cio'he- need boiling. and very H,'ls rubbing (mo ar
cisa
On pound VII far. 'or any astfes pounds com
mon tosin sosp, oI 'Wo pounds best family soap.
D. u requires oss Than afe lime and labor 90 ID he washing
n family hat requires family soap and
fHnisd not 90 iniure he fabric
F9r cleaning p1uts and removing grease and printers
nk u unsurpassed Naciinsts printers and painters
IL an Invaluable article or washing hands, does chap but
greatly s0ftens he skin.
The superiority u e materials used snd The soap
tiHtng1nV sfrfF1 0f1s H mild than any other Known
washing soap and undoubtedly adapted Whit AMI
roorsd cohing ven eambfes and ace and wARRAN
TFp NOT TO ROT TifE CLBTifFs
For aeby gPOTTs HARVEY CO.
No. 20 Peari street.
ori3 goie AGENT. Tor Richmond
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RAILROADS, &C.
RICHMOND q YORK RIyER

RAILRO AID.
ON MD Afrss MONDAY. December 18Th. &C.,
- PASSENGER TRAIN
m Ms,n a..y te,sep' sandaysJ.,
ruE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN go u ."
VIII leave White House Tuesdays SATURDAYS A.
hshmsnd al. IN r. NJ
fAsengcrs Tor Norfolk and River Rlehoni rss
days Thursdays and Saturdays NJ CONNECTING wi,h
steamer Curtis Peck, Capt Thos. NJ eouihrat..
Returning the Curtis Peck Mondays
and Fridays Gk NJ Norfoh and River IanIns ~
a-s~ngers breakfast and dine the
Passengers Tor King Queen H., CrbannA, Neck
sn BALTIMORE leave Richmond NJ
fs..ensers foe King william A. erton leay. Mich.
mond Mondays and Thursdays nj sk A NJ
Returning leave wzlkcrton san DAYS. Al P
Through freight forwarded either daily.
way freight forwarded either SATURDAYS
dele INNS IA an Ans 49,,
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follows: To Knoxville, cts Nashville si is; 10 T
sumoia ~ ~ to Atlanta, Ca 81 IS to Macon ga 81 81;
10 Montgomery Ala, 81 %; ST. Louis "a
NeEsbuIc hatcher and New Orleans, 81 ~
To Dalton and all points East south
WI 90 into effect At once But 70 Chattanooga aud West
cents 100 lbs additional will be
Of the Cleveland branch fine and eor Rail
road. - 1920 $3.50
foT classification % articles aud further information hand
bills apply the Office ard Dany. Rairoa5
Company, RictmGEd. O. CAMPBELL sunt
Richmond. April 22i 1859. anaa-dtf
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Richmond, Jan 81 1855. kne.-y
HHouGM FHEiSur ARRANGE e., rss.
MENT-From Richmond, virginia, 49, -
TO w OrIe ans, yicksburg, Mcmpfiis. 81
Louis, montgomery, ruscunbIi, Aug ustn, VI la
con, Nashville. Chattanooga, &c.
TIM RICHMOND AND DANyIILE RAILROAD COMPANY
announce that they have concluded
for and forward goods specified At The foo~nE low
rates: ~
How Special st % 81
FROM Richmond CHARGED class Ga. Ga. Ga.
Tenn anhfa All - - $780,
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termediate distances.
|. TINE MILF.
Leave LynchburR. TkPn
rue NIW MAIL PACKET CLARA.

WILL continue 10 Thweekiv. from Rich sirTIT,Jy,.
w mond q Seottsvile leaving Richmond
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at ~ sud con.
nerng With The Ms Packet uee E Jones' scottsye next
day, AtloF, A. w., for IynchbuTg and Richmond
RETURNING
Leave ScOttsgine lOA, A. NJ TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SAIURBAf-, and arrive In Richmond day, at5 A. NJ
Passenger. from the country vii that by Schedule
they arrive In Richmond o'clock morning and can
tu,n home same days, H5 2 NJ
Below time o. arrival and Of Pare
points:
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CANAL ROUTETOLYNCHBU AND BUCH
ANAN.

Il and Lexington sLO0 49,
On the 18th day Of July, the firm Edmond Co. will com
menee running , tweeky line on te Jamr,
River kanaSha Canal leaving usual MONDAY
wednesday aud Friday, at r. NJ, reach New Canton at
and seosyie at ~ NJ 81 the first. and Lynchburg
Buchanan and Lexington at p ". Of the second day.
RETURNING
Leave Buchanan at A. NJ and Lynehburg
Wednesday and Friday, O NJ New Can
ton At N r. ~, and arrive In Richmond NJ next dav
The Boats connect at New Canton with the Institute
lottesyile. 49,
PASSENGERS from the country viii observe that by this schedule
they arrive In Richmond and Lynchburg morn
inr, and return home NJ from Richmond
and ~ y. NJ from Lsynchburg
Below see time Of arrival ai Intermediate distAness:
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1859. FALL TRADE.
1859.


ROBERT j. DENNN
Dealer la Hardware, Cnu, ~, Tools, &c.,
hmArde'hg cprrg rnrisiV of orfirlsx adau'sd Tor
BUILDERS, MA CHINLSTS, a HOUSED. EEIpERS
No. 2'a ,EpyE BsNEs
Il HAVE now In store thc largest and MOT com. -
II pieie stock Of English German American -
Hardware have ever had The pl,ls-r, Of 49,
fer aud respectfully invite an 30 want examine Fzsssz
the same before purchasing eeEler Ny
having purchased
fer them the lowest terms.
In Farming imp;C MS Hand plows
shoves, spades, forkts, RsL snaii Axe and Cns
Together With GARDENING TOOIssf ali Kinds
In Notwithstanding GOODS stock "a also very
onptyiE: ZINE Tea Trays aud Waters
SaPSnd Toilet s.i; IinwsLe; s.ucerau Preserving
Kettles Cutlery; Pine Ivory Handle kuiVts u du7 and IN
Double Plated FORKS ana spoons Brushes
es Tabs buckets; hats; hTo"rs, Cooking Utensils.
And In Huiihia. Materials, particularly am
prepared Vita large and complete cks " cyrr dc.
crPtion Bolts Hinges Screw; Iron Rail- Sheayc screw
Side aud Axle Pulley Sash Cord and
Nails aud spikes aud an other articles building purposes To-
gether with Tools Of all kinds 80
l have the Agency here ~ mad
brass orhs. and prepared steam
G-s Cocks Steam whistles ork gcne.-ly - short no.
uce- h--'S - '''' Az
~ ordsrs carefully [zi F.Oai,,iy attended to-
~, ROBERT J. DENNY,
mhxs 20 Main strsr, above the banks
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Passengers breakfast and Ashland board the
eomisb- steamers between AeQua Greek Washington
W TOY Iuher Information, apply At this 0hce
shoekoe ih' JAMES WINSTON,
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RICHARDSON'S
IRISH LIN EMS.
DAMASKs, DIAPERS, Sc
OFsNEHs N Heharlson's linens, and
~ taninr NE 0enu1s 0ood1 fhouid they
Iu.chase sealed v The i ~ ne nrm HfCHARDsON
bNS OWDkN A. guarantee o. The soundnes and DURABILITY
~ The Fsods
TIT caution rendered Essentially Necessary quantities
% Inferior and defective Linens
scaled with The gfCIiAkD8ON by rh Houses WI
regardless n The Injury thus INFLICTED alike American
sumner and che manufacturers q the genuine Goods win
abandon business profitable Willie
on With Goods o. worthless character.
J. BU1IoCKE A 90
ses-dy Agents 90 church street. Ees Yoys
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
Humbolt Fire ms. Comply,

Humbolt Fire ms. Comply,
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Capital (aIl paid in CASH 900 90 90
~" ''' p' DIRECToRs 'O'' ~
p Holmes, Breeden, JH Bates,
A G Phelps, Stranger, f II Trowbridge,
Christmas b Caldwell, Nathan Lane,
Geo II Eliery, W Mcconnell, y Freeman, =
Nm Muigan, Jas McKaye, Il Beadleston,
W Griffith, 8 Nelson Davis, M Hoppock,
j 5 Stranahan, G. w Parsons, w Growers,
l. HOlbrook, VIM L King. w Nj Newell, .
u Boorman, VIM Kobbe, II Baker,
W Barnes, VIM Allen, J Armstrong,
Edw. Bridge, L Burr, II Stanford,
A Comstock, w Thompson. 4
j-s JOHN RANKIN, President.
WILLIAM MULLIGAN, See'y.
ALEX. WILEY, Jr., Assistant Secretary. -
Policies insured ON favorable terms by A. @. HAL
LOCK, Agent. Office, Marble Hall Building, Main
street. febl5-1y
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE ms. COMFY,
NEWARK, NEW JERSEY.
Accumulated Capitals 81, 900 900
r DIRECTORS: u 5E8
r L Patterson, III MoFallan, 8 Snsllng,
s Macknct, JAFrothinghalnR II Greene,
L CGroysr, "A Strong, NV Condit,
Josiah o Low, J Il Weeks, Perry.
ROBT L. PATTERSON, President
JOEL w. cONDIT, Vice do.
Benz. 9. MILLER, Secretary.
Applications for Insurance and all information
will be sEf1 y q the Agent
Marble Hall Building, No. Main street, Evans
vile, Ind. febl5-ly
Ry.FLL STYLE DEE So H.HTS.-
II Comprising all the latest American and French
fashions. Our fall style Dress Hat Is unsurpassed
for symetrica proportions, and is equal If not SUI
perior in durability and beauty, to any ever made.
Our conformation enables us to warrant perfect
and comfortable fit to the wearer, matter how ir
regular his head may be. Now is the time, gentle
men, to leave your orders. ---lsf
septll - sls 80 Main street.
EDf.asN'OS 5 ron S.sLE-CHRESTE.s.
IL DECKER, Wheeright, on Third street, near
the Court House, has Three very superior, rich tom
ed, and highly finished Pianos, built in this city by
a German builder, who has worked in some of the
best shops of Europe, which he offers for sale low
He has had these Instruments built to encourage
stranger establish himself here, and introduce
new and important branch of manufacturing. The
Pianos warranted for THREE years, and viii be
KEEP il tune for one year, gratis. II tho Instru-
meh Is fail in any particular, the builder viii be
here to make his work good. He does not hesitate
to say the Instruments he offers fully equal to
any that be brought here, and ii our citizens
will but try them, their superiority will overcome
all prejudices against home productions Those
wishing purchase, and those who desire to see
what can he done in own city, are invited to
call aud examine them. [sept6l G. DECKER.
E RFG .ERRET.AL OF TROPICAL
ON FRUITS FOR THE SPRING TRADE 4.
80 boxes Lemons,
80 do Oranges,
800 Cocoa Nuts,
bbls Pineapples, ~ e =,
punches Bananas For sale by -
z. ii. COOK d co.,
mari No. % Main streetsand First 81.
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HIRAN NELsoN soN..................JOsEPH = RRYSOLDs
Auction and Commission.

NH sNEASOsN CUs, SUCCH oSOlsO .
4ze to Woolsey d Nelson, will continue the
Commission business, both at private sale and at
auction, at the old stand, corner Main and Third
streets, opposite the Washington Hotel, where
they will pay particular attention to the sale OF
everything entrusted to them they will attend to
any auction sales anywhere in the city.
Particular attention given to the sale Of Lands
and Town Lots, DC, &c. feb17-1y